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For a while I've been thinking about the best way to achieve a constant state of readiness. As firefighters, we can be required to go from zero to maximal effort in a matter of minutes. This is often done wearing gear weighing 70 lbs or more, in awkward positions, in superheated environments, with no chance to warm up before hand. The workouts that require the athlete to cycle on and off to reach peak performance, don't really do us a whole lot of good. We never know when the next fire will be so therefore cannot time the peaks to match it.
As I've gotten older, it seems like it has taken me longer and longer to warm up. This made me begin to wonder - what's the difference now vs grade school? Remember when you were a little kid sitting like a coiled spring in your school desk, watching the minute hand inch closer and closer to that recess bell. The instant the bell would ring you'd hurl yourself out onto the playground right into an all out game of tag, swinging across the monkey bars, or some other such activity, then back to your desk. You'd do this multiple times a day without soreness, stiffness or pain.
Two differences came to mind between now and then, attitude and compensation and hydration. When we were little, we would experience a sense of sheer exhilaration as we moved, learned to move, and tested our limits. Somewhere along the line we began to see movement as work, as a chore. I think the key here is never stop learning new movements. Take up new sports and activities, and move every joint through it's full range of motion whenever possible. When you have to stand in line or wait for something, take the opportunity to do some ankle circles, finger waves or train your vision with some near far eye jumps.
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Yes, I get a few funny looks now and then, but that is far outweighed by all the other benefits.
As far as compensation, one thing my background in emergency medicine has taught me is that young kids compensate very well when it comes to hypovolemia (lack of fluids). They will appear relatively fine for a long time and then suddenly crash into shock. Adults gradually become worse as they descend into shock. This is why even a little bit of dehydration can keep us from performing optimally. When I have proper nutrition, sleep and hydration, I feel as though I'm self propelled, easily moving throughout my day. When more than one or more of these things is off for a prolonged time period, I feel as though I'm moving around under a wet wool blanket, dragging an anvil behind me.
I also began to think of the natural world. Have you ever seen an antelope pause to stretch before it ran from a lion? We were once a part of this world too, relying on quickly accessing our strength, stamina and speed for our survival. One main difference between us and animals, is that animals generally don't hold on to their stress like we as humans do. Once the antelope escapes from the lion, it relaxes and goes back to calmly grazing. When either my nutrition or sleep are off, at times I'll enter into periods of "loop thinking." This is occurs when there's an event that doesn't go quite how I would've have liked, and the event continues to replay over and over again in my mind. When I have adequate nutrition and rest, I can usually identify how I would change things or do things differently, file that away for next time if the situation ever occurs again, and then move on. The vision and balance drills have also helped greatly with increasing my overall sense of calmness and relaxation. Take the time once a day to do something that relaxes you - take a hot bath, get a back rub, have a cup of warm tea with milk and honey, or whatever it is that helps to ease away the days tension for you.
The last part I believe is training my body to be ready with little to no warm up. I will still do my neural warm up and Super Joints in the morning, but will gradually decrease my warm ups when performing very light work sets that gradually increase their intensity. GTG style two handed swings throughout the day should work well for this, as well as increase my anaerobic capacity. I'll have to give this a try tomorrow at work.


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The Bee Gees were always one of my favorite groups when I was younger. One of the biggest reasons that I enjoyed them, was because they were brothers. Seeing a family work together, and especially for so many years, is pretty special. Barry Gibb lives on, the oldest of the brothers. What a legacy they have left for all of us. This is a song Barry wrote. I enjoyed looking at the pictures in the video. I hope you do as well.
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Music is something that I've always loved. At one time, when I was younger, I had it playing in some form, in the background of my day. When I was driving, doing housework, or washing the car. Music was just part of me. I enjoyed almost any genre, played on a wide range of instruments. I could find something to appreciate about a person's musical talent.
With the chaos of spending my day with five children, I didn't play music as much. Quiet was a very good thing to hear. Then I would just appreciate the tick-tock of my clocks.
Tonight, many people will head out to church for evening services. Not as many as there once was on a Wednesday night. The busyness of everyday life has taken away that commitment that parishioners once had. People are exhausted from their days filled with work, errands, and the very long list of the, "I have to". Wednesday, for me has always been rather like a Sunday. A time set aside to let life slow down a bit, and renew our minds.
Christmas has come and gone, and we have greeted the New Year. But the reason we celebrate Christmas is still fresh in my thoughts. The music that is part of the season is still whispering at the edges. I don't want to hear Christmas music before Thanksgiving, but I will fudge a bit in January, not wanting to let go of that certain feeling you have at Christmas time. When I come across not one but two of my favorite songs, being sung beautifully together, and with the Piano Guys…well, I had to share with all of you! Tonight, as you make your way to church, think on this song. Enjoy!
It's the Christmas Season and the time for giving. I shared this on Facebook and Instagram, but not with all of you. I've just opened my Instagram account, so still finding my way around there. I'm older, so stick with me, it takes a while to figure it all out. Only yesterday I discovered that I could link my group page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/216963165342784/
to my author page on Facebook. It's probably been available for months, or even years, but at least I have it now!
I'm having a giveaway on Goodreads! This is for my newest release and runs until the 8th of January…2018! Wow! It will take me a while to remember that year. Until about July I'm still functioning in the previous one. So, be sure to enter. To date, I've given away 18 books in giveaways on Goodreads. So check it out!
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That also gives you time to read the first book in the series, When Hope Blooms. You may purchase the first book, or any of my books right here: https://www.amazon.com/Deborah-Ann-Dykem…/e/…/ref=sr_tc_2_0…
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Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million (BAM), and Walmart also carry my books for online purchasing. Please share with all your book-loving family and friends, and remember…reviews are greatly appreciated! Merry Christmas Everyone!
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I had made a goal to post every Tuesday. As you can see, that did not happen this past week. Home renovation projects have kept me very busy. They are going well, but very slow. But at least they are moving along.
There is something about the holiday season that gets me motivated to set the house in order. Maybe it's the cooler weather, maybe the fact that I like the house to look nice for the decorating. At any rate, it's that push I need to get it done.
This is a picture from early November. The wall cabinets had finally been moved thanks to one of our son-in-laws. Thank you, David! Those cabinets were original to the house, and very heavy. So far, they have held a lot of dishes and are still hanging!
This is after painting the color on the walls yesterday. The white parts are where more cabinets are to go and the back splash. I put 20 hinges on the cabinet doors on Tuesday. That made for 100 screws, by hand. I don't use power tools if I can help it. They really rattle my arms and joints. That is usually where the sons-in-law and our son come in. I rely on them for a lot!
I know I drive my family crazy with the home projects. I really like doing them from the standpoint of taking something old and shabby and making it beautiful again. I just don't have the desire to live in a home project anymore. I guess I'm at the age where I want it done, and I can just use the kitchen for what it was meant for. I'll post more pictures when the kitchen is finished…hopefully that won't be too long!
This week also produced more progress made on my next release…When Love Grows! That is always exciting. My editor is now in the last stages of formatting and making everything look really pretty. Here is a sneak preview…
If you enjoyed When Hope Blooms, you will love the continuation of Sybil's story. She could be compared to my kitchen project. Taking something rather shabby on the inside, and making it beautiful. You may purchase When Hope Blooms right here: https://www.amazon.com/Deborah-Ann-Dykeman/e/B01B2BYPK6/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1510855121&sr=1-2-ent
If you are a Prime member, you can have the book by Monday. Books make wonderful Christmas presents as well. Be watching for When Love Grows on Amazon, very soon!
If you enjoy Women's Christian Fiction, these stories are for you. I've had a lot of great feedback from them so far, and that's wonderful to hear. People have loved the Rubyville series and getting to know the Barton women. Happy readers are very important to me! So make you, or someone you know very happy this holiday season by purchasing a Deborah Ann Dykeman book! I think you'll be glad you did. Have a great Thursday!
It is a sad day at our house. The two babies, (the two kittens) my husband rescued, were taken to the Helping Hands shelter in Topeka, Kansas, where we pray they find good and loving homes. They were only with us for almost three weeks, but they became a part of our lives very quickly. I must be getting old, but the emotional upheaval is more than I can stand.
I sincerely pray that loving families adopt them, and that they have a good life. At least we know that three weeks of their lives were better than what they would have been if my husband hadn't found them.
Last Friday night, our older cat came to the back door to eat. Cassie was to be an indoor cat, and for the most part for much of her life she was. But she really enjoyed the outdoors, and she was a very savvy cat. She would jump to the garage roof when it was not safe in the yard, and observe whatever dog, skunk, or intruder from her perch. When I left for work at 5:30 am, if Cassie was outside, and on the roof, I woke my husband to walk me to the car. Something was not right outside. Cassie would greet us each time we arrived home, running to our car and waiting for us to open the doors, greeting us with a "meow!".
The arrival of the kittens didn't make her happy. At one time, she rarely stayed outside after we went to bed. She would obediently come in when called, sleep with our youngest daughter, usually under the covers, and then head out again in the morning. During the cold months, her time outside didn't last long, and on really frigid days, her nose was all that peeked out. But with the kittens here, she preferred to eat outside, or quickly in the kitchen, and then she left.
Last Friday night was the last evening she came for supper. We have called and searched, and Cassie has not answered. She was born the November of 2006, and became part of our family around Christmas time. She was a good cat.
So, we lost not one, but three cats over the past couple of days. Our hearts are heavy, and sadness meets us each time we enter a room where they once played, or snuggled on the sofa. And for now, I don't want to hurt like this again for any family pet. I've lost too many over the years.
Our youngest daughter is devastated of course. I can't blame her, but it's the reality of life. One that I don't understand, one that I don't want to live through again. At times like these, you think it best to not care for anything, not let your heart melt at the touch of a kitten on your toes, or the soft feel of their fur against your cheek. For if you care for no one, or about nothing, you have little to lose. Right?
This life is painful at times. Your heart is ripped from your chest, and wounds are tore open, left to bleed. The loss of a loved one or a family pet is never forgotten. But it does ease in time. Time softens the sharp edges of pain, and blurs the memory just a bit. And I'm thankful for that. Maybe someday another cat will share our home, maybe Cassie will still return. But for now, that sharp pain is there. And I don't like it. This is Cassie, taken last autumn.
Sometimes you need some music to set the mood. I have a PowerPoint I need to work on this week. Rather than get frustrated with my lack of knowledge where that program is concerned, I thought I would listen to some music to help ease the pain of inexperience. I found this on YouTube, and I'm pretty excited. The man's name is Tim Janis. I had never heard of him before, which is not saying much. I don't get out and around like I once did. If a child or a grandchild doesn't mention it, or it doesn't fall on my doorstep, I don't hear about it. That's a bit of an exaggeration, but not by much! I don't generally watch the news, or listen to it on the radio. I don't read a paper. Whatever I see or hear comes to me through the internet when I'm checking my e-mail or Facebook. They may not be the absolute best sources, but that's what I do.
Tim Janis has been around for awhile. You may read about him here on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Janis. In my opinion, he sounds a bit like Enya and John Barry, kind of wrapped up together. Which is wonderful for me, because I've always loved their music. Out of Africa was a movie I really enjoyed, and a big part of it was the music from John Barry. (My husband thought it was wonderful music to nap to). Somewhere in Time was the first movie that I saw with his music, and I was enraptured. Our oldest daughter has the middle name of Elise because of that movie!
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He has so many tracks you can listen to on YouTube. And they all have gorgeous photography to go along with it. I would love to just sit and watch, but that can't happen today or I won't get a thing done! Be sure to 'like' and subscribe to his channel. I don't think you will be disappointed. And if you're in the area, he will be performing at Carnegie Hall in New York City on December 1, 2017. He must be really good! 😉
I love the idea of a digital detox! Great read for those of you feeling a bit overwhelmed and needing a break.
Realising I was suffering from burnout I underwent a digital detox for a week. Feeling rejuvenated as a result, I took some time to step back and think about all the things that had led to my suffering from burnout in the first place.
All of the projects I am involved with are long term undertakings that will take time and effort over a number of months if not years to complete. As a perfectionist, I want to tie things up in a neat bow and then walk away. Sometimes that just isn't possible and that's a hard lesson to learn for a perfectionist to learn.
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Flash mobs have always intrigued me. I think they are especially wonderful when they happen in everyday, mundane places like the local shopping mall, an airport or your library. I would love to be at my local library and have a group of people break into song! When the music is from Les Miserables, even better!
This world is so full of all the bad and the ugly. Our everyday life can be a struggle to just get to work, pay the bills and put food on the table. Little moments when people sing or play the piano, or any musical instrument, need to be appreciated. None of us are so busy that we can't take a moment to appreciate the talents that God has gifted to people.
These videos are shared from YouTube. I've shared them because of my appreciation for people's creativity and musical abilities. Please be sure to check out their YouTube channels for more great music.
I would like to think that I'm a strong, survival-type person. In my dreams, I could have traveled the prairie, seeking a new home for my family. In those visions, I'm cheery as I sit beside my rugged husband, bumping over the rocky trail, just two ruts in the tall grass. I would be ready to jump from that wagon after a long day, gathering my children for the chores ahead. Building a fire and preparing our evening meal would be the perfect way to end another fruitful day of travel as we neared our destination. Sleeping under the stars, the wind whispering over my little world would lull me to sleep.
In my dreams!
The reality is that I'm a bit spoiled. Yes, I am a hard-worker, and I could probably survive a lot. But there would be much complaining about the situation. As I sit here and type in my 80+ degree room, the hum of the fan behind me with sweat trickling down by back, I can't even imagine what those pioneer women went through! I feel as though I've been traumatized by the fact that our central air needs to be replaced!
I need to be extremely thankful for all the years that central air plugged away for us. When we moved into this house almost eleven years ago, we knew the heating and air-conditioning unit was used and reconditioned. Each change of season, I've prayed that it would work, and it has with the exception of two times. Both times the air-conditioner needed charging, the second time last June. And it didn't look good then. But, several thousand to replace everything is rather overwhelming. You kind of hope it will just all go away and a storm will go through, cooling everything down.
Well, that won't happen here in Kansas. Not this time of year. We are looking at another three months or more of 90+ degree heat, every day until mid-September. And that's when I begin to whine. A lot!
So, I've been trying to focus on what I do have, versus those pioneer women. I have an actual home, not a soddy, or covered wagon. My home has windows that I can open and close. Each night I can take a cool shower in my very nice, remodeled bathroom. I don't have to bathe in my mixing bowl, or walk to the creek watching for critters. When I'm clean and refreshed, I have clean clothes waiting for me that I've washed in my lovely front-loader, and dried in the machine right next to the washing machine. When we are hungry, we can go to our fridge and open the coolness within, and stand there breathing in that cold environment. I don't have to cook over a cast-iron stove, or campfire unless I really want to, just for the fun of it. And if I'm really miserable and hot, I have a very nice car to ride in that has wonderful cold air.
When I think of it like that, I don't have much to complain about. I have conveniences that women didn't have one hundred years ago. I would like to think I could have survived those pioneer days. But I don't know if I would have. Life was hard, and there wasn't much time for whining. You just had to survive.
And tonight when I go to bed, I'll try to remember that I have a bed to sleep on, not blankets piled upon the rocky ground. The mattress may be harder than I like, it may be stifling in the bedroom. But, I have a bed, and clean sheets to sweat on. Life is good!


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"One hundred percent of the revenue is gone," JR SportBrief said on CBS Sports Radio. "You now agree, basically, to 50 percent of the revenue. Major League Baseball may tap you on the shoulder and say, 'Hey, you're probably going to have to take a little bit less.' Now, do the players agree and say, 'Okay, well, instead of taking less money, we just won't play?' Because then they probably get punished again next year for setting a precedent for taking less money again this season.
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While many might be frustrated by millionaires quibbling about money during a pandemic, JR understands where the players are coming from.
"I'm not mad at the players," he said. "Unfortunately, this is something that has to get leveraged in the public. It gets leveraged in the media by folks like me speaking about it. But the reality is everybody's hurting, and if there is no Major League Baseball this season, guess who's going to hurt not only this year but next year and the following year? It's going to be the players and their wallets and it's going to be the owners again.
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Looking for something unusual to do these school holidays? How about helping to paint a portable labyrinth?
Nanango resident Felicity Jenner has purchased a 5 metre x 6 metre sheet of canvas on which the labyrinth will be painted.
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Individuals are also backing the unusual project, with Steve Eustace and Steve Cant also donating brushes and drop sheets.
"They have all been so amazing. I am really blessed," Felicity said.
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But why a labyrinth?
Felicity experienced the peacefulness of walking a labyrinth when she visited the Crystal Castle in Byron Bay in 2006 with her children.
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Felicity wanted a labyrinth which she could visit to help with her daily mindfulness and meditation practice.
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"As you walk around it, you find your inner peace, serenity and contentment.
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Felicity is hoping the idea of walking the labyrinth catches on, as she is also interested in making more labyrinths for local schools.
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I'm looking for an HK45C Tactical at a good price.
I found one on gun broker at a great price 1,080+ shipping but it was a display model. Found a few around the same price but they are drop shipped and the seller doesn't actually have them in stock when I asked for pictures.
Basically looking for the BH(2017)date code because the one's that I have seen are made in Germany like my full size HK45, can't confirm that when the seller doesn't actually have them in stock.
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Thanks, I have sent them an email asking about the date code.
Parts are made there (sans the frame) and assembled in the US.
The early first HK45c guns were really made and assembled in Germany.
US contracts for HK45/HK45c required US guns.
But I believe that was way before 2017?
My HK45c is older than that and has a US frame.
It's been flawless, so I don't get that it has to be all German thingy.
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Here's an example, frame says Made in Germany and has "DE" stamped on the slide. Date code BH.
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Picture number 2 has Made in Germany stamped on the frame.
There may be limited runs of all German HK45c guns floating around.
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Later most were produced with US frames and German parts.
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IMHO it would be easier to get one of the old guns than these Unicorns your displaying.
And I'm of the opinion your wasting your money anyway.
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They have three different kinds in stock and price match maybe they will lower the price
I got German one made this year with night sights. I noticed the tactical and normal model have different trigger. I hated the trigger on the normal model because It has two clicks before it resets. The tactical does not have that problem.


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The first of December brought an excitement for Peter that was not fuelled by the imminent arrival of Father Christmas. Nor was it the prospect of presents under the Christmas tree, Xmas cards full of cash from relatives, nor the overdose of sweets, chocolate and good food that left many changing their New Year's resolution to "Lose Weight". The first of December marked the imminent return of Jason. Peter would be getting his big brother back.
It had become a ritual, the only Christmas tradition that Peter cared about. Each year, Jason would put on hold his adulthood to return to the family home and spend time with Peter. At twenty four years old, Jason was twice Peter's age though it didn't seem to affect their relationship. On his return, Jason dedicated all his time to Peter. He didn't know he was his little brother's best friend, nor that there was hardly any competition for the position. Just that his little brother loved him dearly.
Twelve-year-old Peter was smaller than the other boys his age. He didn't play football, didn't like computer games, didn't like much at all. He kept to himself for most of the year, trying to keep his head down, to become invisible. It never worked. He was an easy target, the strange little boy in class. Good natured, not a fighter at all, Peter was the boy the others in his class picked on to improve their own social standing. He accepted his place at the bottom of the class food chain. As long as he had his brother's visit to look forward to, he tried not to let it bother him. This year he needed his brother more than ever.
A particularly mean bully had made Peter his target and had dedicated break time, lunchtime and the walk home from school to making his life a misery. The bully knew Peter wouldn't fight back, wouldn't tell anyone. Just how the bully liked them. The only thing keeping Peter going were the lessening pages on the calendar as December drew nearer and his big brother would return home.
Last year's visit had been the best so far. Every moment was still fresh in Peter's memory. Jason had come home and moved his bed into Peter's room, each night like a sleepover. Anything Peter wanted to do, Jason was ready. He never complained, always enthusiastic and ready to go. Last year they had gone camping until the night had grown too cold and Jason had to drive them home. They had gone beachcombing along the coast until the snow fell so hard that they couldn't see more than a few feet in front of them.
Peter's favourite activity was the building of The Snowman. As soon as the snow settled on the ground, they would put on their warmest clothes and head outside to begin construction on their ice giant. Ten feet tall, three feet wide, it wasn't just a snowman, it was a colossus.
Neighbours came and took photos beside it, Jason always giving the credit to Peter. It was their tradition, shared with no one else in the world. Every year they were afraid the snow wouldn't come. Weather forecasts would always be negative, saying that it's not cold enough for snow, unseasonably warm for this time of year, don't get your hopes up for a white Christmas. Every year, the day before Christmas Eve, the snow came. Spiralling down like manna from heaven. The Snowman would be built, this was a fact. Peter collected photos of each year's masterpiece on his bedroom wall. Seven so far, a space reserved for number eight. And nine. And ten. His favourite part of Christmas immortalised on his wall. The only gift he ever wanted symbolised in a photo. Children up and down the country opened the first door on their advent calendar and ate the small chocolate inside. Peter's calendar remained wrapped in plastic. It wasn't Christmastime. It was brother time. He could hardly wait.
Peter was doodling in his sketchbook, working on some designs for this year's Snowman, when his father knocked on the door. It was a quiet knock, hardly any strength at all in the impact. His father was an old man now, both his parents in their late fifties when he was born. He was a surprise, a miracle his parents said.
Peter knew they were too old to keep up with a child his age and so he never forced them to. "Your Grandad's your Dad," the other boys in his class would say, trying to tease him. It never worked.
Peter put down his pencil. "Come in Dad."
His father opened the door and slowly walked in. His face sagged, distressed by more than just age. His eyes were red, he had been crying. He never cried. Peter felt the hairs prick up on the back of his neck. "I have some bad news," said his father, his voice breaking as he spoke.
I. E. D. Three letters that broke Peter's heart. Jason was a marine serving in Afghanistan. Was. He was on his second tour of duty, patrolling in the Kandahar Province. He never saw it coming. A bright flash and his life was over. No chance to fight for his life, to do what he was trained to do. In an instant, he was dead. Jason's photo was on the news briefly, another casualty of war, a number added to the statistics. His father said that the Prime Minister had mentioned his name in parliament, offered his condolences. It was meaningless to Peter. His big brother was gone. Christmas was ruined, destroyed, irreparably broken forever. Peter didn't know how to react. He couldn't cry, couldn't get angry. He was numb. All hope was gone.
The air felt colder when Peter returned to school. It wasn't the winter, it was deep inside him. His core. It was only a week until Christmas. Peter didn't have to go back, his teachers and parents had told him there was no rush. Everyone would understand if he wanted to stay at home a little longer. Peter didn't see why he should put it off any longer. He had no one to talk to about his problems, no one to help him through the bullying. He was alone now. No point in putting off the inevitable.
Peter took his seat in the class, eyes watching his every move. Most of them had not experienced death, not to someone so close. They wanted to see what happened. Peter's teacher smiled warmly at him, making sure that he was okay to continue. Satisfied that he was, the lesson began.
As Christmas was approaching, the teacher had decided to teach how other faiths celebrated this time of year. Most of it passed Peter by, the images and words in the textbook blurring into another. It was a little section in "Judaism" that finally caught his attention. A small box describing a "golem", a man made of clay that came to life when a piece of paper with holy scripture was placed in its head. Peter empathised with the lump of clay, feeling as cold and misshapen. He wondered what words it would take to make him feel alive again.
Billy was a cruel child who had been given everything he wanted in life and a little more besides. Like most spoilt children, he lacked those qualities that money can't buy like kindness and compassion. He was not a nice boy and no one liked him in the class. Billy had decided that if they weren't going to like him, then he might as well give them a reason. He became a bully. It made sense in some twisted way. He was bigger than the others, his birthday in September. His father was on the board of school governors. He had immunity, he could do as he liked.
Sitting in class and watching all the sympathy and attention that Peter was getting made him angry. Why was this pathetic little wimp being treated like some sort of prince? Billy had been bullying Peter all year. He wasn't going to stop today.
He attacked at break time, Sid his only ally acting as backup. Sid was a sneaky, snivelling little boy who would have a promising career in party politics later in life. For now, he was there to laugh at Billy's jokes, congratulate him on his victories and play with Billy's expensive toys and gadgets. They stood in a corner of the playground, watching Peter leaning against a wall, head bowed. "What you gonna do to him?" said Sid.
"Dunno," said Billy, "I would like to make him cry."
"Cool, cool," said Sid, "Maybe he'll wet himself too."
Billy smiled. He liked the sound of that. They began their attack, walking across the playground. The other children watched them pass, relieved that they weren't the target for the day. Peter looked up and saw them approaching, a resigned sigh greeting their arrival. "Alright Grandad?" said Billy.
Peter said nothing. Anything he did say would be wasting his breath. Only delay the inevitable. Might as well get it over and done with. "Why are you so sad? Worried you won't get good presents from Father Christmas?" said Billy.
Sid cackled beside him, his eyes watching Billy to make sure the volume and effectiveness of his reaction to the joke was at the right level. "No," said Peter, his eyes fixed on his shoes.
"I heard about your brother," said Billy, "Heard he was killed."
Sid tensed. This was going a bit too far for his liking. "Yeah," said Peter, those three letters still weighing heavily on his mind.
"I heard he died because he was a coward," said Billy, "Wasn't strong enough. Let his country down."
Peter felt a sharp pain in his shoulder as Billy's punch connected. His bully was a foot taller and twice Peter's weight. The punch was a tester, to see how much fight Peter had in him. There was nothing there to give.
"I heard he died crying like a baby, calling for his Grandma," said Billy.
Peter looked up at Billy and wished he felt angry. Wished he could lash out in a rage. He couldn't. He would never be a fighter. He looked Billy in the eye and saw the big fat grin on his face. Picking on the weak. If only Jason were here to show him. "You don't know nothing," said Peter.
"What?" said Billy.
"He's calling you thick," said Sid.
When the teacher came and took him to one side later, Billy would say how Peter provoked him. Sid would corroborate his story. Billy punched Peter in the face and stomach, sending him falling to the floor. He laughed with each blow, Sid smiling beside him. Billy had showed Peter who was boss. Looking down on Peter as he lay bleeding on the floor, Billy saw something shiny hanging around his neck. He reached down and tore it from Peter. "You're wearing a necklace?" he laughed, showing Sid who matched the volume and tone of his master's cackle.
"It was my brother's," said Peter, looking at the dog tags that hung from the necklace.
He had been given it at the funeral. Worn it non-stop since then. His neck felt empty now, the tiny weight torn from his body.
"The teacher's coming," said Sid.
Billy put the dog tags in his pocket and walked away, Sid scuttling after him. Peter picked himself up on the floor, the air returning to his winded lungs. He rubbed his face, trying to ease the swelling from the punches. He was in pain but he didn't cry, he made sure of that. A small victory.
School finished for the term and Peter isolated himself in his bedroom. He stared at the empty space where Jason would put his bed. The Snowman drawing on his desk remained unfinished. It would never be completed now his brother was gone.
Peter sat on the windowsill, alternating from staring into space and reading the last letter his brother had sent him. It would have been easier to have sent an e-mail or a text. With a letter, Peter received a surprise in the post, the only mail he had ever received. He read the letter again and again. "Don't worry about the bullies. When I come home for Christmas, we'll sort them out together. Keep up with the plans. This year's has to be the best Snowman ever!"
Finishing the letter for what felt like the thousandth time, Peter stared out the window into the garden. He looked up at the grey clouds accumulating overhead, a sight that used to fill him with excitement and joy. Snowflakes began to slowly fall from the sky, white fluffy static filling the window. Soon a coat of white covered everything outside, a blanket of festive cheer. Peter looked back at the letter. "This year's has to be the best Snowman ever!" It was a message from his brother. Peter felt some warmth inside him as he finally had a purpose, the first time he had felt anything since his father knocked on the door. He had a task, something to do. In memory of his brother.
As soon as the snow stopped falling, Peter was out there in his snow gear, beginning construction. He worked for eight hours, only stopping for a quick lunch. His mother had hugged him tightly before letting him go outside again, overjoyed that her son had become active once more.
Peter worked twice as hard to compensate for working alone. He moved what felt like tonnes of snow, piled high in the garden, using a white plastic garden chair as a ladder to reach the top.
It wouldn't be as big as last year's, wouldn't be as perfect. It didn't matter, this Snowman was important. A memorial like the pyramids built to celebrate dead pharaohs. This was his monument to his big brother.
His hands freezing, nose running with snot, Peter stepped back and looked at The Snowman. Six feet tall. Two big black stones for eyes, a bright orange carrot for a nose. Peter took off his scarf and wrapped it round The Snowman's neck. He never understood why a man made of ice needed a scarf to keep warm. Still, it didn't feel right for The Snowman to go without it.
Peter cried, small tears of happiness as he looked up at his creation. He had made his brother proud, he could feel it. Looking at the misshapen ice man, Peter felt there was something else he could do. To make it perfect.
He took off his gloves and reached into his coat pocket, pulling out Jason's last letter. He moved the chair round the back of The Snowman and climbed up. He rolled the letter into a tube and shoved it inside the back of The Snowman's head. Peter's holy words. For today only, Jason was back to life. "Goodbye Jason," said Peter.
His mum called Peter in for dinner. One last look at The Snowman. He took out his camera and took a quick photo of his creation. It would be hung proudly on his wall. He ran inside as his mum called again, glad to be heading back to the warm.
Billy and Sid walked down the road, each of them munching from a bag of chips from the chip shop. It was dark out and the snow glowed orange in the amber light of the streetlamps. Billy didn't want chips. His mum had not been in the mood to cook. Again. Sid didn't mind, chips from the chip shop were a treat for him. Not for Billy. "What you getting for Christmas?" said Sid.
"New games console, new bike and maybe a puppy. I haven't decided which type yet," said Billy.
"Wow," said Sid, "What you gonna call it?"
"Sid," said Billy with a smile.
Sid laughed reflexively, not sure if he should be offended or not.
"You coming over tomorrow?" said Billy.
"Nah, I can't," said Sid.
"Why not?" said Billy.
"Mum says I have to stay at home. Family time. Have to spend time with my brother and sisters," said Sid.
"Loser," said Billy, an only child.
"Yeah," said Sid.
They made their way back towards Billy's house, their footsteps crunching on the snow. Billy felt the air growing colder. Not the chill of winter. Something else. He looked around and realised he and Sid were alone in the street. All the houses seemed dark, no lights visible inside. Christmas lights twinkled on a house nearby. When they walked past, the lights went out.
"Come on," said Billy, quickening his pace.
"Why are you running?" said Sid.
"I just want to get home," said Billy.
A snowball flung out from the darkness and hit Billy in the hands, sending his chips falling to the floor.
"Who did that?" called Billy, trying and failing to sound big and brave.
"Wasn't me," said Sid, who also realised they were alone.
Billy looked at Sid and his chips. Sid sighed and handed them over. "I'm full anyway."
Another snowball flew out of the darkness. This one not made of powdery snow but solid ice. It hit Billy in the side of the head, the impact making a loud painful thud sound, the strike so hard it knocked him off balance. Billy cried out in pain as he felt the warm wet blood start trickling down his face. "Who did that?" he cried out again, shaken.
He turned to Sid, only to see his former ally running away into the distance. Billy started to feel scared, the cold growing in intensity. He felt incredibly alone, everyone else tucked up safe and sound inside their homes. "Leave me alone!" he shouted, starting to run.
His feet slipped on the ice and he landed on his stomach, the cold wet snow reaching through his clothes and chilling his skin. He climbed to his feet and walked forward, eyes searching for his attacker. Ahead of him, the pavement went dark. A van eclipsed the light from the nearby streetlamp, casting an intense black shadow on the snow. Billy slowed as he drew closer, the wall of darkness blocking his route home. He looked into the shadows and saw a shape slowly moving, rising up ahead of him. Billy struggled to take it in, his mind unable to comprehend what he was seeing. "Don't...don't hurt me," said Billy.
He stepped back and his foot slipped again, sending him falling backwards, head hitting the iced concrete hard. He looked up and saw the shape approaching, stepping out of the shadows and into the light. Billy looked up at the rough man sized shape approaching, made from ice and hate. He cried out in horror as it loomed over him, snowy fists rising up above him. Billy stared into the cold black eyes and saw that whatever it was, it hated him more than anything.
Peter finished his dinner and spent the rest of the evening watching a film with his parents. He said goodnight once it had finished, happy to go to bed and recover the energy he had spent building The Snowman. After brushing his teeth and putting on his pyjamas, he went to the window to look at his creation one last time. It was strange, in the dark it looked like The Snowman was gone. Blaming the night and his tiredness, he pulled the curtains together and went to sleep.
That night he felt strange. The room was bitterly cold, as if there was something large inside sucking all heat from the room. At the same time, he felt safe and happy, the cold not disturbing his sleep. Just a presence he felt through the night.
Morning came and Peter woke to find the curtains open, icy slush on the windowsill. He walked over, seeing more of the slush on the floor, melting into the carpet. He approached the windowsill and saw that The Snowman was gone. He ran to the window, unsure of what could have happened to it. His parents would not have destroyed it and the other snowmen in neighbours' gardens were still standing. What happened to his Snowman?
He looked down and saw something amongst the slush on the windowsill. He reached inside, fingers probing inside the cold icy mess. It was Jason's necklace, buried amongst the snow. He pulled it from the pile and placed it round his neck, overjoyed to have it back. There was something else in the ice. A piece of paper. He reached in and pulled it out, unfolding the wet paper in his hand. It was Jason's letter. Peter read it through; making sure it was the same letter. Another line had been added below, added to the message. Peter read the words, written in a strange red ink, the letters crudely drawn. The message made Peter smile.
"I will always be there for you."


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Dale Carnegie Training. Dale Carnegie Training offers a truly outstanding book on public speaking in the name of its founder, Dale Carnegie. Carnegie, the author of the classic How to Win Friends and Influence People , may well be an immortal author, but the use of his first-person voice decades later is a little jarring. Other than this minor haunting, getAbstract recommends this eminently practical book to both aspiring and accomplished public speakers. No matter who you are or how fearful you may be of addressing an audience, you can become a powerful speaker.
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I have known about the legendary Brazilian diva Bibi Ferreira for a very long time – she has a long history as a singer, producer, actress and director going from the 1940s to present. She is still active in spite of being 94 years young – and gives no signs of slowing down anytime soon.
I did two interviews with her for The Brasilians over the past few years and was surprised not only by how articulate she was on the phone and also by her fantastic memory – she can remember details of shows she did generations ago as if she had walked out of stage five minutes ago. I was even more amazed to hear her live at Alice Tully Hall – hard to believe is was her New York debut – and heard her sing an array of hard tunes ranging from Verdi to Chico Buarque and Piaf – as if they were nothing.
And then there was Liza Minelli's hilarious surprise appearance, when they shared the mike for a snippet of "Theme from New York, New York" – a tune made famous by Frank Sinatra but actually introduced by Minelli (go ahead, Google it) in 1972.
On her current show Four Times Bibi, she pays tribute to fado queen Amalia Rodrigues, Piaf, tango legend Carlos Gardel and none other than our own Frank Sinatra – an evening that will bring together various genres together in what promises to be nothing short of amazing – a show that is not to be missed.


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What a great stage today on France's Massif Central. Leon Sanchez made a magnificent run to the line on a tricky mountain stage holding off most all of the favorites. After several attempts at a breakaway he eventually was able to escape with 5km to go holding off a charge from the power of the Tour. Well done.
Kirchen continues to impress managing match pace with the GC contenders as of yet. He made a great effort to gain points toward the green jersey with a mad dash for the finish only to be nipped at the line by a resilient Schumacher and Pozzato. He put time on a few of the GC contenders including.
Nice work by Columbia to support Kirchen. Hincapie, Lovkvist and Siutsou helped drive a blistering pace up the Cat 2 climb up Pas de Peyrol keeping the breaks lead to a small margin. The team fell of the last 20km but most of that was downhill and a relatively fresh Kirchen was able to handle it without incident.
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1 Luis Leon Sanchez Gil (Spa) Caisse d'Epargne 3.52.53 (40.964 km/h)
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1 Kim Kirchen (Lux) Team Columbia, 28.23.40
2 Cadel Evans (Aus) Silence – Lotto, 0.06
3 Stefan Schumacher (Ger) Gerolsteiner, 0.16
4 Christian Vande Velde (USA) Team Garmin-Chipotle p/b H30, 0.44
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