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1600 – 1652 Jane Lyttleton (1600-1652) of Frankley, Worcestershire (Jay Cool's 5th cousin 10 X removed via her paternal line; and mother-in-law of 1st cousin 1X removed via maternal line); daughter of John Lyttleton, MP for Worcestershire (1561-1601)
A groom had been chosen and the marriage date set. Muriel Bromley, widow of my 4th cousin and lots of times removed, Judge John Lyttleton, congratulated herself on the deal. With such a taint on the family, it had been no easy feat to secure a suitable match for her daughter, Jane.
|John Lyttleton
Poor John. Poor, sad John. A man of conviction until the end. A passionate man. Passionate to a good cause and a passionate husband. Muriel still cherished the letters he'd penned in his prison cell, letters full of love, but never of regret. For John, a true Catholic, had died on behalf of a cause he'd believed in.
Highly educated, John had viewed negotiation as the first step towards change; hence why he'd been a spirited member of his friend Sir Robert Devereux (my 4th cousin 11X removed), the Earl of Essex's strategic-planning group at Essex House. But, having failed at the let's gather around-a-table-and-have-a-good-bitch stage, cousin John had been completely justified in stepping up the pressure.
But blood is thicker than water and, because my good man John knew that one-day he would be related to his good friend Robert, via his descendant Jay Cool, he was loyal. Henceforth, cousin John Lyttleton stayed steadfast at his almost-soon-be-cousin Robert's side throughout the Essex uprising.
Inevitably, and much to Muriel's sorrow (in public, at least!), my cousin John was captured by Queen Elizabeth's (who just happens to be Jay Cool's 3rdcousin 13 X removed) army and tried for treason. Muriel, a clever negotiator in her own right, eventually secured her husband's pardon, with some help from a family friend, Sir Walter Raleigh, and the small matter of a £10,000 security.
But the Queen's bench prison was no place for my cousin, John. And, already weakened from interrogation, he soon met his maker (At this point, I really ought to cry, because it's only right and proper to be upset when a cousin dies, but I didn't know him and I am, in any case, heartless, so this will have to suffice -> 💀 -> 👵 -> 💃-> 😂).
Muriel found it easy to fathom why her husband, John, such a good man, had fallen prey to the charms of Robert Devereux, a hot-headed (and as of 1601, headless!) man of impulse. Okay, so perhaps Robert was more-than-a-little-greedy with maintaining his monopoly on the sweet wine trade. But why would any decent alcoholic fault him for that? And surely it was true that any normal human being would offer themselves up as Robert's doormat, after just at a single glance from the big handsome brute. But, still, there must have been an better way of protecting Devereux's trade, than plotting to oust the Queen's trusty Parliamentary advisors. But, it was not for Muriel to reason why. She was just a woman.
And, as a woman, it was down to Muriel to wade through the aftermath, or to sift through the debris. It was fortunate Muriel was not without charm herself. Once Queen Elizabeth was out of the way (Muriel's particular charms had not worked on her!), her successor, James I had seen fit to re-instate John's estates to the Lyttleton family of Frankley. It had taken Muriel some time, and a second marriage to John Stapleton, but now that all of the family debts were cleared, the Lyttleton children, raised by Muriel as Anglicans, were in a much-improved position.
Sharington Talbot (Jay Cool's 6thcousin 10X removed), was indeed a fine catch for Jane. His breeding was indisputable. Sharington was the son of Sharington Talbot the elder (of Layton, Wiltshire) and his wife, Lady Elizabeth Leighton. Muriel felt proud. The deal had been brokered just in time, for her daughter, Jane, at the age of twenty-six, was minus a few teeth and had almost reached the end of her shelf life.
But my Jane, my paternal cousin and maternal in-law, wasn't so sure. Not only was she not so sure, she was a downright nervous wreck. She shook so much at the thought of being married, that restraints were necessary (to ensure the retention of, at least, her front teeth until the wedding ceremony). Poor Jane Lyttleton was as terrified as her mother, Muriel, was excited.
It was not that Sharington Talbot wasn't handsome; his looks were fine enough. No, the problems lay elsewhere. My cousin Jane was well-read, educated and intelligent (not a unique phenomenon in Jay Cool's family tree!); her mother had arranged for her to be tutored by the best, just as her late father, an Oxford man, would have wished. It was just that, in spite of being in possession of a tall frame and regal appearance, Sharington had hard eyes.
An educated woman with a telepathic grip on the future, could tell a lot about someone by their eyes, even before the advent of social medial platforms. And my cousin, Jane, a true opportunist, had been brazen enough to look into Sharington's eyes, when he'd grabbed her for a giant smackaroo. But she'd seen nothing. Nothing at all.
It hadn't been possible to see inside, to see down Sharington's tubes and into his heart. His eyes were impenetrable, hard and mean, like the hardest shells on uncrackable nuts. To put it quite simply, cousin Jane found that she did not love him. She doubted that she ever would, doubted even that there was anything there to love.
Perturbed, Jane conducted her own investigation into Sharington's background. He was a character of a seemingly
respectable breed. His father, another Sharington Talbot, was a very well-respected Parliamentarian, and MP for Chippenham; and it was said that he'd given generously to the poor. For the elder Sharington had inherited the kindly and hospitable ways of his mother, Olive Sharington. Olive's reputation as a hostess had even tempted royalty (who very rarely admitted that they were in need of handouts) to stop by to dine with Olive and her sister, Grace, at their home in Laycock, Chippenham.
respectable breed. His father, another Sharington Talbot, was a very well-respected Parliamentarian, and MP for Chippenham; and it was said that he'd given generously to the poor. For the elder Sharington had inherited the kindly and hospitable ways of his mother, Olive Sharington. Olive's reputation as a hostess had even tempted royalty (who very rarely admitted that they were in need of handouts) to stop by to dine with Olive and her sister, Grace, at their home in Laycock, Chippenham.
But Jane – she was more that! She was more than the Sharington sisters. Like all of the ladies connected with Jay Cool, Jane had been brought up to think, to engage and to discuss – not to be an organizer of servants and catering arrangements. Would her husband-to-be, Sharington, expect her to follow in the tradition of the ladies in his family? Or was she doing him a dis-service in assuming that he was not the sort of man to be interested in her opinions on religion and politics?
One could do worse, cousin Jane supposed, than be anxious over the thought of having to adopt the charitable skills of kindly late in-laws, but that wasn't the real issue. No, it was not for that that Jane now sported dark-ringed eyes, the tell-tale sign of sleepless nights of angst. For Jane held a suspicion that the mean-ness and hard-ness, on full display in Sharington's eyes, came – not from his paternal grandmother – but, rather, as an inherited trait from his maternal grandfather.
For Sharington's mother was Elizabeth Leighton, none other than the daughter of Sir Thomas Leighton and Elizabeth Knollys.
It is necessary, here, to take a break in proceedings to point out to those not-already-in-the-know, that Sir Thomas Leighton is the shared ancestor of the royal highnesses Prince William and Kate Middleton. As the Daily Mail, a highly reliable news source, quite rightly highlighted – William and Kate are, indeed 'kissing cousins'! This news might be quite shocking to some – the thought of kissing a cousin is not at all pleasant – but, to me, to Jay Cool, this news is a revelation. This news might well be the turning point of my life; it may be the start of my rise from rags to riches. For this news does indeed mean that I, Jay Cool, that I am a rightful claimant of the English crown jewels. Take that, Gangsta Granny! I don't need to sneak into the Tower of London via the sewage pipes. I can walk straight on in there to claim my lot. Stand aside, cousin Kate!
But, I'll save that little trip until later because, back in 1570, Sir Thomas Leighton, a zealous Anglican, had been appointed Governor over the predominantly Calvanist islanders of Guernsey and, as such, had ruled without compassion, imposing high taxes, and starving the islanders of any financial securities in a without-fear-of-consequences bid to strengthen the fortifications of Castle Cornet. Leighton had a vampire-ish fettishfor fresh blood, even blood from lowly sources!
Take the case of the pauper, Tom Smith, dragged off the streets to face punishment without trial – not for begging – but for blaspheming! Dragged away by his only toe (the others had been subjected to amputation-by-owner, in a bid to increase Tom's takings), to face a cruel and gruesome end as he fell victim to Leighton's favourite method of punishment – flogging followed by ear cropping. Leighton was well aware that Queen Elizabeth deemed the milder punishment of left ear branding more the thing for a first offence, but he was ambitious and keen to make an impact. Tom's ears were the sticky-out kind and ripe for the picking. Leighton ordered his men to nail the ears to the stocks, and after three days, as a charitable act to release Tom from agony, the ears were cropped off. And Tom, now neatly presented with clean, if somewhat-bloodied lines, dropped dead! On a positive note, though – there were, at least, no more incidents of vagrancy.
Leighton, fond of an extended challenge, and particularly partial to a good old game of human skittles, was gutted.
It was this hand-me-down lack of 'compassion' that Jane Lyttleton had seen in the hard-nut eyes of her husband to be. And she was not without sound judgement of character. Sharington Talbot proved to be an unstable husband to our Jane. With her own father, so cruelly taken away from her, before she'd barely even taken her first few steps into the world, Jane needed to be loved. She needed a man's love. But Sharington was a man's man – a man who needed to be out on the field, out taking part in the action, not taking part in the discussion. Where there was conflict, Sharington went head on into the scrum.
Today, Sharington, would be better catered for. I can see the young Sherrington, now, out on the rugby field as his local sport's college, effing and blinding, and groping out for the ball – for any ball, be it constructed of leather and stitching or of human flesh. Sharington would be in there. He'd be in his element.
It was as well that Jane's husband, Sharington Talbot the younger, a Royalist sympathizer, chose to start married life, not in his ancestral home of Laycock Manor, but in Salwarpe, Shropshire. Because, in the winter of 1644, Laycock came under the occupation of Parliamentary forces, and from henceforth became the centre of a table tennis tournament as the Royalists seized it back, only to become a repeat target as the Parliamentary troops went in for a retake.
And herstory repeated itself for the unfortunate Jane Lyttleton. A mother of three surviving children, finally resolved to an interminable life of playing host and childbearer, she found herself, not only the daughter of, but the wife to a convict. When Charles I raised his standard at Nottingham, who should have been there by his side, but his witless Colonel Sharington?
In 1644, Jane's husband, Sharington Talbot the younger, was taken prisoner by Parliamentarians in Warwick Castle, from whence he was transported to London for his trial and sentencing. His properties were confiscated; Jane and her children were homeless. But Jane was, after all, more of a Bromley than a Lyttleton, and thanks to her mother
s financial prowess, was able to buy the Sharington properties back from Parliament for a measly sum of £2,011. Jane might have not unreasonably hoped to be left to continue her remaining years in peace as a widow, free from husband-induced debt and incumbrances. But, in consideration of his family, who could not possibly survive without his mortal presence, Sharington Talbot was released upon payment of a £1,000 fine.
s financial prowess, was able to buy the Sharington properties back from Parliament for a measly sum of £2,011. Jane might have not unreasonably hoped to be left to continue her remaining years in peace as a widow, free from husband-induced debt and incumbrances. But, in consideration of his family, who could not possibly survive without his mortal presence, Sharington Talbot was released upon payment of a £1,000 fine.
Jane need not have feared. Sharington gave up his schoolboy ways and settled to a career of tree management. He turned out to be not quite so averse to focused study after all, becoming an expert on all species of trees. It is likely (according to a highly credible source!) that the origins of this new tree-obsession lay in a seed of jealousy planted in the family's genes by nobleman Helier.
Back in the days when Sir Thomas Leighton had ruled over the Guernsey Islands, bleeding the locals dry of cash, the said Signeur Helier de Cataret had engaged the people of Sark in a clever scheme of land clearance, assisting them in parceling up the fields into family-sized plots, on which to build homes and plant crops. Not deterred by the lack of trees on Sark, Helier even made a business out of importing timber for the house building. According to local legend, even Helier's wife, Helen, joined in and got her hands dirty chopping and chiseling.
Thanks to Helier and his devoted wife, the islanders of Sark became self-sufficient and less pliable, even managing to plant themselves in with a few fruit trees of their own. And it was all just-about-already too much for Leighton to cope with, when to top it all off, Helier was rewarded generously for his services by Queen Elizabeth. Leighton was livid!
From that moment on, visions of treeless landscapes haunted the nights of Sir Thomas Leighton in which he struggled to hold onto the last blades of grass, as powerful winds threatened to clear him out for good. But, always he held on. And always, in the face of adversity, would his sons and his grandsons, also hold on.
But, if one was going to keep on going, when affected by post traumatic stress, it was important to have something a little more firmly rooted than a few blades of grass to hold onto. Once home, once safe and dry, and out of captivity, Sharington wouldn't be going anywhere. His trees took root and Sharington took root. Jane Lyttelton considered taking flight, but with Sharington occupied in his own tree-filled estates, she took herself off and inwards, taking sanctuary in her library of books. Her peaceful sanctity only disturbed on one occasion when James I and his crew, descended upon the Talbot household for a week of pampering. They had been lured in by stories of Talbot generosity; stories spread-by-bored-and-listless servants. Needless to say, James I did not make a return visit.
Sharington climbed up his best tree and stayed there. And Jane, in a very-unladylike-fashion, crawled back into her cave of books.
Copyright owned by Jay Cool, August 2017 (Who is Jay Cool?)
I have no doubt at all that it is thanks to Sharington that one of my first books was the Collin's Gem guide to 'Trees'. It still graces my bookshelves and, one day, I may even read it.
Sources referred to during Jay Cool's research:
The image of Kate and Will is a 'creative commons' image provided by dreamstime.com. (It comes to something, when I have to obtain permission to use a pic of my cousins!)
The image of John Lyttleton is in the 'public domain'.
Disclaimers: Please refer to Jay Cool's 'About the Author' blog post.
Disclaimers: Please refer to Jay Cool's 'About the Author' blog post.


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Won't You Be My Neighbor? (PG-13)
This gentle, yet probing documentary will be most popular with parents in their later years since the show ran mostly in the '60s and '70s. The film shows us Fred Rogers' life in TV, from the earliest days to the last moments of Rogers and the show.
He almost missed the boat on the show because he was about to be ordained as a minister. He later did get ordained, but the show was his church. He delayed the ordination and showed up at WQED in Pittsburgh, staying there for 33 years, even longer than Captain Kangaroo on CBS.
The documentary includes the turning point in not only Rogers' career but PBS, as Rogers' testimony before a Senate committee in 1969 on cutting the PBS budget convinced Sen. John Pastore that the network deserved its $20-million grant from Congress. PBS has struggled to survive nearly every Republican budget ever since, including, so far, this year.
There are many surprises in the documentary: Rogers hated regular television and children's television in general. Rogers wrote all the music and the scripts and did all the puppet voices. His wife confides that Daniel, the scrawny tiger, was Rogers' alter ego. Admitting that "Music was my first language," Rogers' real theme song, encapsulating his rock-bottom belief, was "I Like You as You Are." The song and the philosophy resonate throughout the entire movie. Another trademark of the show was the number 143—One letter, followed by four letters, concluding with three: "I Love You."
One of the startling things about the film is that it exposes some of the hatred that Rogers faced. Brian Kilmeade of "Fox and Friends" took a shot at Rogers for his endorsement of the special nature of each child; he preferred them to prove their specialness on the field or in the marketplace. Others accused Rogers of being homosexual for his gentleness and themes of forgiveness and cooperation. (He was not.) His songs about himself are particularly moving, especially "Sometimes I Feel I Was a Mistake."
The deep personal exposure of Rogers to the issues around him was remarkable for his time and for television especially. His scenes with François Scarborough Clemmons were particularly moving since, at a time when black Americans were not allowed to swim in pools with whites and when anti-homosexual prejudices were rampant, Clemmons was both black and gay. Rogers' quiet statement was to wash his feet in a plastic wading pool and invite Clemmons to join him. The sight of the two pairs of feet, one white, one black, was poignant and striking. There are scenes like that throughout the whole hour and a half of this remarkable achievement. The whole enterprise reminds us of a time many Americans—perhaps most—would like to return to: a time of calm, worthiness of every human being and regard for our neighbors.
Sorry to Bother You (R)
This film may confuse a lot of people and there are strange gaps in the narrative, but on the whole, it is an intriguing attack on corporate America and what pursuing the "American Dream" can do to individuals. Cassius Green (Lakeith Stanfield) is drifting through Oakland after high school and finally gets what looks like a good job working for Regal Telemarketing. His girlfriend, Detroit (Tessa Thompson), has a less intriguing job as a sign twirler.
Looking for a way up, Cassius seems to have found it as Langston (Danny Glover) tells him that the key to success in telemarketing may be adopting a "white voice." Cassius does and suddenly he finds himself being promoted to "Power Caller." This allows him to take the very personal (it talks) company gold elevator to work (if he can ever recall the multi-digited passcode).
The slimy boss of the callers (Michael X. Sommers) promises him the world if he reaches "PC" status, and the Big Boss (Arnie Hammer) snorts some cocaine and makes a hero of Cassius. Meanwhile, the workers on the lower floors organize and eventually strike to the call of "Phones Down."
From here on out the film gets stranger and stranger. A company called "Worry Free" has started. Its big attraction is that all its workers are guaranteed a lifetime of unconcern. They all dress the same and do the same repetitive jobs. It turns out that, in association with Hammer, the company is working on a prototype that involves snorting something that is NOT cocaine: It turns anyone who indulges into a muscular centaur, capable of doing multiple times the work that human workers can.
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Skyscraper (PG-13)
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The final groaner of many in this film comes when all are saved by a resumption of the fire protection system, which is mostly water. The rescued emerge bone dry. Of course. I found the film terrifically boring because it was so predictable. The innocents among you who have never seen Johnson or a fire movie may enjoy it. Others may groan with me.
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While Nigeria remains in darkness, the country however sells to other countries, an average of 22 million metric tons per annum (mtpa) of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to provide electricity that powers their homes and industries, the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Content Development Management Board (NCDMB), Mr. Simbi Wabote, has disclosed.
Wabote, equally said in a presentation he made at the just concluded 2018 edition of the Nigerian Gas Association (NGA) conference and exhibition in Abuja, that every day the country spends $78 million on imported petroleum products, as well as $3 million every hour on same. Wabote, stated that Nigeria's energy challenges were ironical.
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Okay, a half a foot tall brick wall is sticking out of the ground... I decide to run and pass over. But no, I have to jump and get stuck and in the time it takes to get over that tiny little wall I'm already dead.
Can this be addressed in the next patch please :)
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Thanks for trying to improve the overall FH experience, but could you be more specific? What wall are you talking about? Where exactly and on what map is it located? What about posting a screenshot of the wall you are talking about so we can have a look at it straight away.
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Well, similar in respects, but practically any rubble is impossible to go over without jumping or strategic foot work :P (And btw theres a floating rock on Sidi Rez. Between the Hanger and bunker flag, by one of the shell craters, hard to miss xD And the ground goes through a few spots in the buildings on Aberdeen :P)
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Go onto FH2, run around in single player just running over rubble. Don't jump. Just try and run over it that looks like it's a few inches sticking out the ground, it acts like a three foot barrier...
Dont forget the invisible wall between rocks...
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Screens and positions people!
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that invissible wall is an BF2 EA/DICE static (one of the few some devs use) the invissible wall is not made by FH2 devs but by EA/DICE so go there and complain about it ;)
the box you can get over, well bardia is still very beta, it was added very late before the release and wasnt tested that much (see pit of death ...)
however the thing with the gravel or small objects you cant walk over and have to jump, thats a different story some devs actually like it. i dont but thats the way it is. and also if you re able to walk trough this stuff it would look very strange. However addin to every static that is stuck into the ground the ability to truely walk over it every static would have to be reworked for this and add a ramp so you can go over it, but as soon as you place the static in another way you have to rework it again and add the ramp in another way so you can go over. (afaik, thats what it is i'm no modeler but thats what i pic up on TS and internal forums) so either do a little jump to get over the small box or wait another 2 year for next release ...
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You have to jump to get up simple curbs as well.
same goes for gas cans, any kind of wall or rubble, the artillery feet, and so on. I think it's more a general collision issue, you also easily get stuck between the chairs in that one bunker flag.
Personally I find the jumping over the smallest rubble bit annoying as hell, not only because there's a jump limit, but also because I don't see anybody jump over anything that's knee height in real life, you just walk over it, or run. What they did here is pretty much over realism (or pushing the "realism" further than it really is, combined the bulkiness of the game you get one annoying gameplay), you might as well jump over each and every step of stairs.
You also get easily stuck when jumping in the middle of a random pile of rubble :uhm:
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Turns out it could, and on the cheap. That's how Dr. Allan Okrainec in Toronto teaches Laparoscopic (or 'keyhole') surgery to doctors in Gaborone .
Laparoscopic surgery involves inserting a microscopic camera and ultra-slim instruments into the patient through tiny incisions, avoiding the large cuts associated with traditional open surgeries. When appropriate it is the procedure of choice because it necessitates less cutting, faster recovery times and lower risk of transmission of diseases such as AIDS, which affects almost a quarter of the 1.7 million people living in Botswana.
Dr. Okrainec works weekly with the African doctors, all skilled surgeons in areas including urology and gynecology, for two months or more than he will visit Gaborone to conduct an internationally recognized training course called Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery.
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"Have you seen Downton Abbey yet," I've asked, "because you're absolutely going to love it."
"No," she's said. "I have the DVDs, but I haven't seen it yet."
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When Tina's done cutting my hair, she holds up the mirror behind me so I can inspect the hairline she's given me at the place where my head meets my neck.
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Tina removes the black cloak and I stand up for one of the few moments of the afternoon when we're standing eye to eye. Her blonde hair no longer looks as soft as when I walked in. Her crows' feet are more visible now too, caked in foundation, and I don't smell any Elizabeth Arden Red Door at all.
"Turn around for a sec and I'll brush you off," she says.
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I made it through A and much of B, but that C page sure was daunting. (Hello, look at it - a double-page spread!) I left my list unfinished, so didn't bother writing the author. I also never found out who won the contest after all. I always pictured him to be some young, quirky kid, spending his Sunday afternoons at home in the basement, reading the dictionary.
My 40
40 used to seem old to me. It looked old to me. My own parents had me when they were 41 and 40. I came along in 1972 to a family of five, already established as a couple and three girls approaching teenhood. I didn't know Mom and Dad were older than other parents until I started going to school and seeing what most kids' parents looked like. The moms that came to pick up their kids at Brick Street Public School were often blonde. They had bobbed hair that moved when they did. They wore denim, one-piece jumpsuits with cream coloured turtlenecks and big fat shoes that were ready to run when they needed them to. They had names like Linda and Brenda.
My own mother's hair didn't move so much. It was permed to be curly and it was grey. Mom worked at Price Waterhouse as a secretary so she wore skirts with matching jackets, and shoes with thin heels that weren't conducive to running. Her name is Elaine.
Other dads were different too. They were often tan. They wore t-shirts and Adidas jackets with stripes on the sleeves. Some wore gold chains or big rings. They moved fast and spoke in loud voices. Some had beards. My own Dad, Jim, was gentle. He spoke mildly and slowly. He didn't like jeans so much, opting instead for grey or khaki slacks with a shirt that would button up the front. Dad was approaching 50 when most of my friends' fathers were likely coming up to their mid-thirties.
I couldn't believe it when Gina Nagy – the five-foot tall eight-year-old – told me in Grade 3 that her parents slept naked in their bed. They sounded like wild people to me. I'd picture their bedroom messy, with dirty crumpled white sheets on the bed and ashtrays on the side tables. I met them once. They drove a big blue Lincoln. They were tall and spoke with accents. I knew they slept naked. I hated that I knew that.
And Michael Brock's mother was the local Beaver leader. We called her Akela, but her name was Diane. She wore track suits and was always out running in the neighbourhood. She was "active". At Michael's birthday parties, Akela would play a game with us called Poor Pussy. She'd sit on the floor in the middle of the room and one by one, each kid there would have to go sit with her and stare into her eyes without turning away or laughing, this while she stroked your face and repeated the words "poooooor pussy" over and over again. It was humiliating, but at least she baked money into the cake.
My own parents didn't play games on the floor with us. We played cards at the table sometimes – crazy eights maybe, or cribbage. They slept in pajamas like my sisters and I did and on Sundays we went to church before coming home to eat molasses poured on crusty bread from the Italian bakery downtown. They taught my sisters and me to be polite and to speak to strangers with kindness. They loved me and they told me so every day.
I am finally older now than my mother was when she gave birth to me and almost as old as my father was, and my 40 feels different than I perceived theirs to be. I never pictured that I'd live in Toronto. I never thought that I wouldn't own a car by now, or that I wouldn't be a dad. I didn't know that I wouldn't have traveled as much by now as I would have wanted, or that I'd have stopped drinking coffee because of the effect that caffeine has on my nervous system. With a slowly balding pate, a greying beard and one root canal behind me, this is what my 40 looks like, what it feels like; a conspiracy led by my body and denied by my heart.
Mies's Daisies
I love the TD bank pavilion at the corner of King and Bay in Toronto - for its lines of course, and for that interior lighting that takes me back to visiting my Dad at his office in London, Ontario in the 70s. My favourite thing about it though, are the round bowls of yellow daisies placed strategically throughout the complex from floor 1 up to floor 56, and specified by Mies when he designed it in the 60s. At the time, one Toronto florist was contracted to replace these flowers regularly and decades later, to my knowledge, is still doing the job. I think this detail is beautiful, I think it's human, and I believe it shows the love and commitment that people can feel for a really good idea.
I live in a townhouse in the core of the city. When you share walls with other people, you can only hope they are as careful as you when it comes to fire safety. I can't speak for my neighbours so I've devised a plan to salvage my favourite things in case of fire.
My first stop will be the upstairs hall closet where I keep coats. There are two that I simply must save. One is a camel cashmere wool blend. It's fifty years old and it was my father's. He's still alive, but I stole it from him a decade ago. It does have sentimental value, but even more important, I look great in it. It is the first ageless classic garment I have owned and I expect to have it forever. I'll also grab my heavy suede jacket with the lamb's wool collar, which was also Dad's. It makes me feel cool when I wear it; it gives me street cred in the eyes of the kids twenty years younger than me who shop at vintage stores. I can't let that burn.
While I'm passing the bathroom on my way downstairs, I may as well grab my toothbrush and toothpaste. If I'm going to be speaking to camera crews about my misfortune, the last thing I want to be is self-conscious about my breath.
My next stop is the kitchen for something purely sentimental. It's my circus elephant sugar n' cinnamon shaker. It's much older than I am and belonged to my mother when she was very young. My sisters love it as much as I do, but I was the first of us bold enough to take it from my mother's kitchen, so I deserve it.
While I'm in the kitchen, I may as well save my French yellow sugar bowl which I love so much. In fact, I'll save my Michael Graves coffee maker from Target as well, and the coffee is right there, and my coffee grinder obviously and I may as well throw in the mugs I like because they're within easy reach. And in the fridge, there's currently a jar of homemade strawberry jam that my sister made too. I'll take that. And the Guinness Cheddar. It's divine.
On my way out of the kitchen, I may as well grab any booze I have in the dining room sideboard. I'll want something to drink while I sit on the curb being comforted by my friends who have made the journey over because they saw me on the news. Currently I have one bottle of amaretto and one bottle of banana liqueur. I'll likely just grab the amaretto though. I don't want to be unrealistic.
As I'm fleeing toward the door I'll be sure to remove the long mirror off the dining room wall. This way, whatever one-room shanty I may have to move into will look twice as big and will help to keep my spirits up following this tragedy.
Reaching the front door, I'll step into whatever shoes are in the hall – I'm not picky – and step outside. And there on the street, with my neighbours all around me, I'll pour myself an amaretto, and ready myself to speak to the nation.
Keeping the past
I was a real pack rat as a kid. I kept everything. I was the youngest of four, so with no one to give my old toys and clothes to, I knew if I didn't keep them, they'd leave the house for good.
I was desperately nostalgic too, not only always looking back at my own childhood, but at those of my parents too. As a result, I kept it all for the first 20 years - toys, books, souvenirs. It wasn't until I moved to Montreal for school that I started getting rid of things and really got a taste of the catharsis that comes from shedding belongings. I've since become a chronic disposer. I don't care if it's a butter knife that I don't use anymore, or a pair of socks that's just starting to fray, or an old email that's taking up room in my inbox. I love getting rid of it.
Last weekend, I brought up some Rubbermaid boxes from my basement to see if I could downsize at all. I knew what was in them - things from my pack rat years, pre-20 - objects and books I'd accumulated through childhood. For all the things I've always easily thrown away, it's this collection that I've simply never been able to. By 20, I'd already owned so many of these things for so long, that I couldn't possibly get rid of them. I own almost nothing that I did when I was 23 and almost everything that I did when I was 13.
My mother's linen calendar tea towels from the 70s. The mouthpiece from the euphonium I played in high school. The first plastic cup ever bought for me at Disney World in 1980 when I was 7.
I own every report card ever handwritten by my teachers about me back to Kindergarten and every single school book I ever worked in from Grade 1 up to the final exam booklet I handed in for the last Art History class of my degree at McGill.
Every journal I ever cried into; and every school and class picture I ever sat for, chronicling my aging face and self-reflective curiosity. To this day, I still own every single empty cologne bottle I've ever gone through back to Polo from age 14. Even those cans pictured above were in there. They came from an old abandoned house that my friends and I discovered in the woods when I was 17. I can't get rid of them now.
I knew when I was unpacking these boxes that I'd just look at things and be happy for them and put them back. And I did. It feels like a burden, this collection, but I've invested so much emotionally into it all, into the nostalgia and memory of it all by now, that I can't get rid of these things, not yet anyway. So back into the Rubbermaids, and into the basement it all went for another few years, until I try to downsize again, at a different time in my life.
Happy anniversary
I took this picture three years ago today and I love that I can know that so easily. Luis and I were in Brisbane and were headed downtown that afternoon, so we left a note for our host, written in stones. That evening, we met some gorgeous new friends, Lisa and Dayna, whom we still miss. We also, unfortunately, got into a fight with our host that evening, about the fact that we'd gone downtown without her. I've been fortunate to live a life largely without much arguing, so when we were embroiled in it that evening, I felt really angry about it.
Anyway, my point isn't about the fight, and it's not even about our beautiful new friends we met. It's that every day now is an anniversary of some kind. There is a date stamp on every photograph we take digitally, and every email has one also. As a result, there is always an opportunity to look back and measure life by any ordinary day. It used to be that I'd reflect on my year since my last birthday, or even last Christmas, or the first day of school last year. Now, with just a bit of searching on my computer, I can look back at what I've done and how I've changed since something as simple as writing a note in stones three years ago.
Bonnie Franklin
Bonnie Franklin died yesterday. She was the mom, Ann Romano, on One Day at a Time. It was a show I never loved, but watched a bit as a kid. I thought Barbara (Valerie Bertinelli) was really pretty and I had a crush on Julie (Mackenzie Phillips). In recent years, after hearing of Mackenzie's problems with drugs and her fucked up family, I've discovered I still have a soft spot for her.
The colour on the show was terrible - all camel-y and tans and some light golds. I never loved shows with palettes like that. M*A*S*H* was another one. All that army green and desert-y brown. Blech. So depressing. And Schneider's denim vest and white t-shirt - something I could probably find hot now on the right guy - seemed dirty to me. Not sexy dirty, which hadn't occurred to me yet in the late 70s; just dirty dirty. I will admit that Glenn Scarpelli did improve the viewing for me. I thought he was nice to look at and I liked his scratchy boy-man voice. I don't want to know what he looks like now, but I'll probably Google him anyway.
But anyway, when I heard that Bonnie Franklin died yesterday, I felt sad. For her a bit, yes, but really, more for me. It's people like Bonnie Franklin that played roles in my childhood, no matter how small. Isabel Sanford. Sherman Hemsley. Beth Howland. Linda Lavin. My beloved Celia Weston. I am hating getting older, so as the components of my childhood disappear from the world, I notice. And I hate it.
I won't admittedly miss Bonnie Franklin, but I'm sorry to experience the disruption that her leaving has caused.


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Answer: not static at all. A static inner class behaves like a normal class except that it is in the namespace of the outer class ("for packaging convenience", as the official Java tutorial puts it).
So as an example:
public class Outer {
private int x = 0;
static class Inner {
As opposed to a true inner (nested) class, you do not need an instance of Outer to create an instance of Inner:
Outer.Inner inner = new Outer.Inner();
and Inner instances have no special knowledge about Outer instances. Inner class behaves just like a top-level class, it just has to be qualified as "Outer.Inner".
Why I am writing about this?
Because I was quite shocked that two of my colleagues (both seasoned Java developers) were not sure if a static inner class was about static members and therefore global state.
Maybe they do not use static inner classes.
When do I use static inner classes?
I use a static inner class
- when it is only of use for the outer class and it's independent of the (private) members of the outer class,
- when it's conceptionally tied to the outer class (e.g. a Builder class)
- for packaging convenience.
Often, the visibility of the static inner class is not public. In this case there is no big difference whether I create a static inner class or a top-level class in the same source file. An alternative for the first code example therefore is:
public class Outer {
// ...
// not really inner any more
class Inner {
// ...
An example for (2) is a Builder class:
public class Thing {
public static class Builder {
// ... many withXXX methods
public Thing make() // ...
If the Inner instance needs access to (private) members of the Outer instance then Inner needs to be non-static.
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60-second checklist: Will your team succeed?
Summer's quiet days are perfect for reviewing things. So take a minute now and score your team's progress out of ten. Then make any adjustments you need and finish off the year with a bang!
Give yourself one point for each statement you fully agree with:
- Our company's overall value proposition is unique.
- Everyone in our company understands our value proposition. Everyoneunderstands what makes it unique.
- Our company has a well-articulated strategy that sets out our medium-term direction and that governs our decision-making.
- Everyone in our company knows our strategy and understands it.
- Our business plan is based on our strategy.
- In addition to telling us "what" we're going to do, our business plan fully considers the details of "how" we're going to get it done. Specifically, it discusses the processes, technology, staff and budgets that are required.
- Each of our projects has identified a single person who is clearly responsible for the project's success and who has all of the necessary authority and resources to make it happen.
- Not only does every person in our company know our strategy, each of them understands how their job directly supports our strategy.
- We meet at least once a month to review our progress towards our goals.
- I am confident that our company will achieve its overall strategic goal.
How did you do?
• 8-10: Congratulations! You'll likely nail it this year because you're doing so many things right.
• 5-7: Well done! You're doing some things really well; make a small improvement here or there and your likelihood of succeeding will be even higher.
• 3-4: Nice start! It's great that you're working on this; by learning a bit more about strategic business planning, you'll notice some big improvements – and you'll likely do things better than your competitors.
• 0-2: Yikes! Sounds like you're flying by the seat of your pants. You may wish to read this.
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"Remind[s] me that being scared at the theatre is fantastic."
New York Post
"MASSACRE is a brilliantly sustained banshee wail of madness."
"Rivera is a poet who is also a clown, an American playwright whose dramas mingle our homegrown psychological naturalism with symbol-heavy European idea-drama and lush infusions of Latin American magic realism."
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"A deeply unsettling play."
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This is a commercial ad of Pandora. This commercial was released in October 2016 in United States. Under the title of "Pandora: Rebrand".
We've been with you for years. We've adapted to your musical tastes, served up your favorites, and surprised you with unexpected discoveries.
And we've continued to evolve your listening experience with the launch of Pandora Plus, which is now available to everyone.
To celebrate that milestone, we're unveiling a new brand to enhance your Pandora experience and help bring your music to life.
The commercial song is "Goooo" by TNGHT (Hudson Mohawke X Lunice). For those of you who like this song "Goooo' 'Bout My Love", you can download it from Amazon or iTunes.
In addition, the official Youtube channel of TNGHT provides the official music video of this song "Goooo".
Watch the whole advertisement here.
Pandora: Rebrand
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Executive Creative Director: Julie Scelzo
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Producer: Vera Kacurova
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Creative Directors: William Campbell, Will Johnson
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Art Director: Mike Tavarez
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Animators: Matt Andrews, Pablo Robleto
Editor: James Dierx
Flame Artist: Federico Saccone
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