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Q: Artinian rings and associated prime ideals
Let $R$ be a commutative ring with unity. Show that $R$ is artinian ring if and only if there exists a finite length $R$-module $M$, such that
  $$\{r\in R \mid rm=0 ,\forall m\in M\}=(0).$$

The only thing I can think of is that I need to find $M$ such that $\mathrm{Ass}_{R}M=(0)$, but I'm not sure how to do this. $\mathrm{Ass}_{R}M$ is the set of all associated prime ideals of $M$.

A: Well, one direction is easy.  If $R$ is artinian then take $M = R$.
For the other direction , the given $M$ is both artinian and noetherian because it has finite length.  As it's noetherian take a finite set of generators $m_i$ and define $R \to M^n$ by $a \mapsto (am_i)$.  The condition on the annihilator of $M$ makes this injective so $R$ is a submodule of an artinian module and hence artinian.

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final WebClient webClient = new WebClient();
final HtmlPage page = webClient.getPage("https://developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer/MYID/?method=GET&path=me%3Ffields%3Did%2Cname&version=v2.2");
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Thousands of left-wing activists just spent a week at the US Social Forum in Detroit
Thousands of left-wing activists just spent a week at the US Social Forum in Detroit, gathered again under the banner "Another World is Possible." Among them hundreds added a new subtext: "Another Immigration Policy is Possible!"
This theme was especially popular among grassroots organizations in immigrant communities. Today, nontraditional worker centers are spreading across the US, including ones for day laborers, domestic workers, farm workers and other low-wage immigrants. Most are Spanish-speaking migrants from Mexico and Central America, but many also come from the Philippines, India, Pakistan, China and the Caribbean. If anyone should be in favor of immigration reform, these groups should be. Yet, instead of embracing the proposals made in Washington by Rep. Luis Gutierrez and Sen. Charles Schumer, they reject them.
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These grassroots groups don't like the proposals for new guest worker programs. They have been fighting raids, firings and increased immigration enforcement for years, and are angry that the Washington proposals all make enforcement heavier. They want the border demilitarized. And they believe any rational immigration reform must change US trade policies that displace people in other countries.
Washington's proposals for immigration reform all have a similar structure. They assure a managed flow of migrant labor to employers at low wages, through expanded recruitment by contractors in countries like Mexico. Immigrants must work to stay, and those who aren't working must leave. To force the flow of undocumented workers into this program, the Washington bills all increase penalties for working or crossing the border without visas. And as the carrot, they propose limited legalization for undocumented people currently in the US.
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In Detroit, it was obvious that immigrants do care. They don't want to be used just as cheap labor, and want rights and equality with the people living around them. "We need a better alternative," says Lillian Galedo, director of Filipino Advocates for Justice.
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The Frente Indigena de Organizaciones Binacionales (FIOB), with an indigenous membership on both sides of the Mexico/US border, has historically opposed contract labor, or guest worker programs. "Migrants need the right to work, but these workers don't have labor rights or benefits," says FIOB's binational coordinator, Gaspar Rivera Salgado. "It's like slavery." Many FIOB members are farm workers, and some remember the abuses of the old "bracero" program.
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Immigrant activists in Detroit called for broad legalization that would give papers to all undocumented people. They want the US to make more residence visas available, allowing migrants to choose where to live without making them vulnerable to employers. They opposed trade agreements like NAFTA. But most of all, they called for ending the criminalization of immigrants, whether by Arizona's infamous SB 1070 law, or through the firings of thousands of people for lacking work papers. Over 350,000 undocumented migrants were incarcerated last year alone, in private detention centers.
"We should never fight for the rights of some at the expense of others." Saucedo declares. "Legalization would be an empty victory if most immigrants still faced high exploitation, firings and raids."
David Bacon is a writer and photographer, and former union organizer. He is the author of several books on labor, migration and the global economy, including In the Fields of the North / En los campos del norte, The Children of NAFTA, Communities Without Borders, Illegal People and The Right to Stay Home. His photographs and stories can be found at here and here.


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After a fun and relaxing holiday I am buckling down to finish the last semester of my Master's degree in psychotherapy. Just like last semester I am trying to ensure that I am eating well during these busy weeks. It is so tempting to buy food at the cafeteria, but it is important to me to make my own healthy snacks at home and bring them to school. My favourite snacks include trail mixes with nuts and seeds (almonds, walnuts, pumpkin seeds, raisins, dried cranberries, figs, dates, popcorn, and occasionally chocolate chips are my go-tos), fruit, home-made granola bars, home-made cookies (such as blackbean or hemp-seed based cookies), home-made muffins, feaux peanut butter with banana or apple (I love adding cinnamon), hummus with veggies or crackers, and avocado and nutritional yeast on crackers. My ultimate favourite add-ons to any savoury snack or salad is veggie pâté and home-grown sprouts.
A lot of these snacks are pretty simple, and I'm sure a lot of them are not new to any of you, but my goal in listing my favourite snacks is to inspire some new creativity among anyone who reads this. If you have any other vegan go-tos, let me know!! I'm always looking to be inspired with food.
Moving along to the recipe at hand.
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I soaked the flaxmeal and sunflower seeds in three cups of water for 6 hours. I then blended everything in a food processor until smooth. The batter was spread about 1/4 inch thick onto three dehydrator trays that I lined with parchment paper. The crackers were dehydrated for 16 hours at 110*F. About six hours in I scored the trays to define how big the crackers were going to be.


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So, as nerve-wrecking as this is, I'm posting my first entry into the world of Clique and what a better way to share it with those involved than firing up this old blog! It's been a while!
So, this month's theme is to photograph 'People and their hobbies' – the first thought that sprang to mind was taking a selfie of me and my camera but really, no one wants to see that and remember Linz, this isn't Instagram! So after chatting with Az, I asked if I could snap a few shots of him and his surfing buddies. One thing led to another and before I knew it, all the boys were keen to jump on board (no pun intended!) and I even had the pleasure of having 'Smithy' arrive – the affectionate name for the beautifully restored Kombi Van.
Here lies the issue though. Now that i'm a part of this photography community, i've all of a sudden placed a whole heap of pressure on myself to get the perfect shot. After a few days wallowing, I have realized that there is no such thing. And thank firetrucks I came to that conclusion (my poor hubby was losing his mind!). The point of photography for me is not to get the 'perfect shot'. The point is that i'm not taking photos for clients, so I don't have to please anyone else but myself – so, I just need to get out there, take photographs, tell a visual story and have a bit of a play in post-production (I'm addicted to black and whites) and that be it. Nothing more. Nothing less. It really is purely about the journey (apologies for the cliche) and I'm on the way to learning more about myself and photography than I ever thought possible.
So, what journey are you on right now?
Love a moody winter beach photo… love that Kombi!
Boys doing what boys do… An important part of surfing is talking about it right?
These guys live for the thrill of a wave… what a great way to live! The most excited of them all is my Az! Love that smile!
Daz and his bus, people and their hobbies, surfing, Kombi's and the beach… a winning combo! Thanks so much for letting me capture the bus!
Throw back tone… of yesteryear!
And the photo that I'll upload for my Clique theme 'People and their Hobbies'. While there's nothing amazing about the photograph itself in terms of technique, it's the story that it tells – which to me, is ultimately the point of photography. What more do you need in a hobby than being part of a like minded community, getting together and passionately committing to something you dream about 'visual story telling'. These guys sum up the definition of 'committed passion' because it's all about the wave, and by sharing a passion, they get the best kind of bonus – mateship. I loved capturing these guys on a wintry night in Torquay, I cannot thank them enough for letting me do this to kick start my own hobby – legends!
A big shout out to everyone who gave up some time to help me out – Thanks for the Valiant, the Kombi, your cheek and the smiles!


How to Hold a Digital Camera really depends on the camera you have, the type of lens, your physique and also whether your hands are large or small enough. Quite often we see people with outstretched arm holding a camera with one hand, in one direction and then keep clicking and complaining later that the camera can not take crisp picture. How to Hold a Digital Camera is essential for how your photos will come out. Especially the sharpness of the photos. It is not an absolute science, but be aware of your posture can sometimes mean the difference between a failed or successful picture. For this, this guide on how to How to Hold a Digital Camera.
Previously, we published an article on Tripod. A tripod is the best way to ensure a sharp picture. The tripod provides a stable platform for your camera, a 30cm above the ground which can stand. With a tripod you can take the time to give importance your composition. But not everyone wants to bother with a tripod, a few pounds to carry around. Tripod takes the pace out and you are less flexible. Without a tripod to get a sharper image, especially challenging in dark environments.
How to Hold a Digital Camera really depends on the camera you have, but two hands are much more stable than a hand. In addition, you should try your camera closer to your face. Your body is in fact quite stable support and the closer you hold the camera to your body, lesser is the chance of camera shake by moving your arms. The more compact you can make yourself, the better. Your body is your tripod.
The image by Amandeep, was used with proper link in previous article on how to take good pictures; with permission. You are not authorized to re-publish the image without permission from the original Copyright holder.
Place the lens of your DSLR camera in your left hand, while the body of the camera resting against your wrist. This allows the camera to get quite a firm base if you put it on your right hand. Notice the way the lady is holding the DSLR. With most lenses so you can use your thumb and forefinger to focus the ring for manual zoom operation. Place your right hand on the right side of the camera, the thumb on the back, your index finger slightly above the shutter release and your other three fingers on the front of the camera. Most cameras also have a recess for your fingers, they would of course sit there. Hold the camera securely, but do not squeeze it. Same position can be used when the camera is in the vertical position.
In the case of a compact camera, you will see that the camera actually can be hold with four fingers (thumb and forefinger of both hands), dictated by the LCD screen – therefore you should hold keep the camera within minimum range required to view the LCD screen. Two fingers at the top and bottom of the camera should support it. Most holds with one hand and stretch the hand to the maximum possible. That is the basic reason for imperfect picture.
Today, with most digital cameras, there is no need to practice yoga; i.e. hold breadth as if pretending something will happen. Most has image stabilizer which adjusts this minute movement with accelerometer and fuzzy logic.
Exposure is a known method in the photography to collect the different light distribution of an object on a photographic film or sensor to reproduce an image.
Cite this article as: Abhishek Ghosh, "How to Hold a Digital Camera," in The Customize Windows, January 5, 2013, April 25, 2019, https://thecustomizewindows.com/2013/01/how-to-hold-a-digital-camera-1/.


Don't get blindsided by new protected classes, harder evictions, rental registrations and inspections, and rent control. If you own rental property in Kansas City Missouri you need to attend one or all of these meetings.
Expect to hear about housing priorities in our city for the next generation.
After hearing from staff and your representatives, we want to hear your thoughts on the policy and legislation proposed before final adoption of a new housing policy as great as our city!
For more information, please contact the City Clerk's 816.513.6401.


Carnival's ships continue to sail despite years of reputation ruin, the 5-year deal is a signal of the brand's staying power despite those events.
At least two Carnival Cruise Lines ships will continue sailing out of the Port of New Orleans year-round through 2019, according to its new five-year contract extension.
The new deal, which went into effect July 1, supersedes a three-year extension negotiated in 2013. NOLA.com/The Times-Picayune reports in addition to the five-year guarantee, the pact comes with three, one-year options that could keep Carnival operating out of the port through 2022.
"We greatly value the professionalism of our partners at the port, the ease of operating from New Orleans and the tremendous support we receive from the local community," Gerry Cahill, president and CEO of Carnival, said in a statement.
New Orleans currently serves as the home port for two Carnival ships — the 3,646-passenger Carnival Dream and the 2,052-passenger Carnival Elation.
Together, the two ships carry more than 400,000 passengers each year from New Orleans.
"This is a clear demonstration of Carnival's belief in New Orleans as one of its top home ports,"port president and CEO Gary LaGrange said.
The new deal comes a month after Royal Caribbean International announced it was ending its cruise ship service from the port next year. In April, Royal Caribbean's 2,360-passenger Serenade of the Seas, which now docks at the Julia Street Terminal, will relocate to Europe and offer cruises to Russia and Scandinavia.


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Herbicides and applications in plant biology.
Herbicides are pesticides used in plant biology applications to kill unwanted plant growth. Some herbicides are selective which allows growth of a desired plant but kills unwanted plants. Herbicides can also function as selectable markers in Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of plants. In this application, a herbicide resistance gene along with a gene of interest would integrate into the transformed plant's genome. A successfully transformed plant could then be grown in the presence of the herbicide to confirm that the plant expresses the gene of interest.
Imazapyr
Imazapyr is an insoluble herbicide which belongs to the imidazolinone family.Mechanism of ActionImazapyr inhibits acetolactate synthase (ALS) which plays an essential role in the biosynthesis of branched chain amino acids.Plant Biology...
Lepimectin A4
Lepimectin A4 is a the major analog of a complex of semi-synthetic milbemycins synthesised from 15-hydroxy-5-ketomilbemycin A3/A4 by coupling to methoxyiminophenylacetic acid and then reducing with sodium borohydride.Commercially, Lepimectin is a mixture...
p-Chlorophenoxyacetic Acid
p-Chlorophenoxyacetic acid (4-CPA) is a synthetic plant growth regulator used to mimic the physiological effects of auxin, thus influencing root and fruit growth. It can also be used as a herbicide at high dosage. p-Chlorophenoxyacetic acid is...
Phleomycin
Phleomycin is a complex of copper-containing glycopeptides. This member of the bleomycin family was originally isolated from Streptomyces verticillus. It was characterized as an antibiotic originally, but was briefly investigated as an anticancer agent...
Picloram
Picloram belongs to the puridine class of the auxinic herbicides similar to the hormone IAA (Indole-3-Acetic Acid). Picloram is sparingly soluble in water at 0.43 mg/mL and freely soluble in actone at 19.8 mg/mL.Plant Biology ApplicationsAuxin herbicides...
Pyoluteorin
Pyoluteorin is a small chlorinated pyrrol produced by several species of Pseudomonas, first reported in 1958. Pyoluteorin has a broad bioprofile, demonstrating antibiotic, antifungal and herbicidal activity. More recently, pyoluteorin has been...
Pyrenophorol
Pyrenophorol is a simple macrocyclic dilactone produced by a number of species of pathogenic fungi, including Byssochlamys, Stenphyllum, Alternaria and Drechslera, first reported in the late 1960s. Pyrenophorol exhibits antibiotic, herbicidal and...
Sartorypyrone B
Sartorypyrone B is a pentacyclic meroterpenoid metabolite isolated from Aspergillus (syn. Neosartorya) species. Whilesartorypyrone B possesses no antibiotic activity against S. aureus, P. aeruginosa. B. subtilis and E. coli, it is nonethelessscapable of...
Sparsomycin
Sparsomycin is a nucleotide analogue produced by Streptomyces sparsogenes isolated by researchers at Upjohn (now Pfizer) in 1962. Sparsomycin binds to the 50S ribosomal subunit and inhibits protein synthesis via peptidyl transferase inhibition. ...
Stachybotrysin B
Stachybotrysin B is an analogue of a complex of phenylspirodrimanes isolated from the fungus, Stachybotrys chartarum, by collaborating Chinese Key Research Institutes in 2017. Stachybotrysin B is active against HIV but is not cytotoxic.Stachybotrysins...
Streptimidone
Streptimidone (protomycin) is a glutarimide antibiotic isolated from Streptomyces spp. first reported in 1959. Streptimidone is active against a wide spectrum of fungi and protozoans, including Entamoeba hystolica in vitro and in vivo. Streptimidone also...
Tenellin
Tenellin is a yellow pigment produced by species of the genus Beauveria, isolated and reported by Canadian researchers in 1968. Structure elucidation in 1977 showed that tenellin belongs to the rare 4-hydroxypyridone class containing a dienone side chain...


One day, political correctness is going to make Christmas disappear. Here's the latest. A Canadian woman named Pamela McColl is pushing a new version of "The Night Before Christmas" . . . that takes out references to Santa's PIPE SMOKING.
Toward the end of the poem, there are two lines about Santa that say, quote, "The stump of a pipe he held tight in his teeth. And the smoke, it encircled his head like a wreath." McColl wiped those two lines out with no replacements.
She says, quote, "Santa has stopped smoking, and 2012 is the year he quit. There's nothing anyone can do about it." She's spent $200,000 of her own money self-publishing 55,500 copies of her new version of the poem.
Obviously, no one's particularly excited about her messing with a poem that was published 189 years ago, in 1823, by the poet Clement Moore.


PULP CITY FORUMS • View topic - Take off your masks - tell us something about you!
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Welcome to Pulp City Mexican Dave!
Glad you're here. Rulebook is always a good place to start. After that pick up the models you like. An equal number of Heroes and Villians and an equal number of Level 1 and Level 2 Supremes will let you have enough to get a friend or two into the game with you. If you need more advice or have questions let us know. We'll be happy to help you out.
Welcome from another Brit-based Pulp City fan.
Welcome to the city, M.D.!
The guide is an excellent start as is this forum and the Pulp City main page. Lots of tidbits, fluff, characters, etc in all of it that you can find little gems all over.
Ordered the book tonight so the fun starts now.
...Looking foward to a UK distributor so he wull probably see alot of my money.
Hopefully (fingers crossed) the UK distribution should kick in soon, maybe next month.
Whereabouts in the UK are you?
Hi there, myself and one of my mates have ordered stuff, though still waiting on it. Hoping it arrives soon.
He's gone for A.R.C. And I've gone for heavy metal.
Play in our local games club in Glasgow.
Welcome to Pulp City Mecha Ace. With a handle like that it's no wonder you chose Heavy Metal! It's a great game. If you have questions or comments ask away. For all new players I suggest reading up on your favorite models in the tactics section. You'll get a lot of evil ideas there. Glad your here!
Welcome to the city that is Pulp City!
Ask away, we are here to help.
Hi. I'm new to the city. Don't worry, I'm aware of the dangers. I've seen the supremes both good and evil. I know there are more lurking in the shadows waiting to appear. That appeals to me and is what brought me here from Chicago. I'm no stranger to the challenges a city like this poses... I've spent years in the decaying underbelly of Mordheim running with the Skaven and partaking in the occasional Orc Waaagh! thru it's streets. And when I'm not doing that, I'm fixing all things computer related, or honing my martial skills at our local dojo. Most people call me John, but you can Call me LabApe... the ARC? Yeah they got nothing on L.A.B... the Laboratory Ape Brotherhood.
A big hearty welcome to the city LabApe.
Soi ARC for you....or something else?
Little bit of everything really. I was kinda following where the game was going for a while, but I have no local distributors that I could find, and wasn't thrilled with the idea that there was no official rules to create your own Supremes so I never really picked the game up... Recently I got a really excellent deal on the Rulebook, both starters and a bunch of Figure packs, so I jumped in... Currently have The starter minis, obviously, Harrier, Sanguine and Zed, Cyburn and Hadron, Rook and F. Gator and Chimp Chi, so a bit of everything. I tend to like the whole Villain side of things, tho... so that may influence my decision.
Don't worry about the build your own Supreme thing...with the Pulp Monster rules coming soon and there is the possibility that we might have something that can whet that creative "build your own supreme" appetite of yours in the future.
Glad you are here Labape!
Hi, people normally call me Txetxu( hard to pronounce in english) i´m a 32 years old, spaniard, living with my girlfriend in Madrid , with our 3 months old Kid and a couple of cats.
i used to do amatur theater but now i quit because i don´t have so much time. I also like to do boxing a couple of times a week.
i started with blood bowl, warhammer and necromunda when i was a teen. And i was searching for something out of the gamesworkshop world. i was almost going for Malifaux ,but then i saw it.......a mixture with Alan Moore´s superhero world, city of heroes, champions on line and miniature games . I had to buy the rulebook and a villain starter. Hope to paint it soon and go for the dark solar box.......i really want to paint that miniature.
Welcome to Pulp City! Glad you made it and I hope.your stay is a long and memorable one.


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Q: What lightsaber training did Luke Skywalker receive? Luke's only on-screen lightsaber training was given by Obi-Wan Kenobi during the hyperspace jump to the Alderaan system.
Did Luke receive further lightsaber training prior to the final battle on the Death Star II? If yes, how did he receive these training?
Seeking answers for Disney canon as well as the Legends EU canon.


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1 oz Australian Silver Kookaburra Coin MS69 (Random Year, Varied Label, PCGS or NGC)
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HomeBusinessUse smart methods to create your website.
Every small or big business require a website that can be used for marketing and selling purpose. With the advent of the internet and online communication ways, it is a dire need for any new business to establish their social media or online presence. There are different social media platforms thatcan be used for this purpose. Then, there comes the digital marketing strategy to fully execute the marketing campaign. Experts in web development worked up their efforts and make a website that completes any company's online objective and gives them a chance to compete with their competitors in the market.
Ever small business or a startup business is in the need of a website by which they can educate their visitors/clients about their products and amazing services. By keeping this in mind, the experts can create a website and its layout which was suitable according to their business needs. Chose to create a layout in which the background is displaying relevant graphics to give the website a relevant essence to the brand. As for the web designing purpose, go with the simple yet widespread design approach because people like to explore the website while reading an informative content. Also, make categories for the further products offered by your brand or company. In those categories, userelevant content which is related to them and offer variety. It's pretty easy to make your own website through Wix and Word-press but in case you don't know how to make one just ask an expert and he or she will make you a perfect website.
Without any online presence and traffic coming to website against the relevant SEO based keywords, business is not expected to be profitable in this era. To pinpoint your potential customer, social media has given a special account to brands. These accounts can be operated through digital marketing experts. One of the most common ways to work on your website is Google Analytics.These days everyone is looking ways about how to make money online. Google Analytics is a software that is linked via code with our websites and a lot of digital marketers rely on it because of various metrics. What a lot of new digital marketers doesn't know is that there is a lot more analytics beyond traffic which is overlooked in order to do profitable business. A lot of people don't get much training on how to use Google Analytics with its full potential because the focus is always on getting too much traffic and be open to potential customers.
You can use the audience data while creating a custom visitor segment and it will be easy for you.
When you choose your goal, you must have a rough estimate in your mind of what you want by the end of this quarter so why not assign a monetary value to your goal via Google Analytics.
In the conventional business marketing tips, digital marketing also works out through the easy and better conversion paths through Google Analytics for small business.


Gō ni itte wa, gō ni shitagae, runs an old Japanese proverb: Obey the customs of the village you enter.
It may already be too late for Cricket Collins, a recent Ivy League graduate who travels to Osaka for his first real job as an English instructor. The time is late 1970s, with Japan quickly becoming the new find-yourself region that India was to the backpack set in the 1960s. From pachinko parlors to paper cranes, tea ceremonies to translation problems, everything is entrancing to Cricket, at first, as he throws himself headfirst into a two-thousand-year-old culture.
But soon he gets fired from his teaching job at Kansai Gakuin for petty theft, and on a brief trip to Korea he becomes embroiled in a sexual misadventure with painful after-effects. Spinning slowly out of orbit in his free-floating expatriate existence, he starts to lose touch with family, friends, and reality. It isn't until he returns home to America that he begins to turn Japanese with a vengeance.
Turning Japanese is as much about the allure of a foreign culture as it is about the divided existence of an expat and the terrors of ones own mind. Be careful of breaking down the barriers between two cultures: the breakdown you create may be your own.
David Galef captures the allure and peril of living as an expatriate…as Cricket must choose between returning to a homeland where he no longer feels at home and remaining in place where he may never be truly accepted, Galef produces a chilling denouement for this nicely detailed exploration of cultural dislocation.
That David Galef's second novel, Turning Japanese, is a sometimes arduous read does not detract from its enjoyment. Rather, it underscores the strangeness that permeates the life of one Cricket Collins, American expatriate in Japan.
Galef brilliantly captures expatriate life in Japan.
Particularly hilarious…also profoundly sad, which, I suspect, is what comedy ought to be at bottom.
Interesting from a cross-cultural standpoint….
Galef's second novel…is bound to strike a chord with the 20-somethings….


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Does anyone else ever feel like a married single mom?
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I had my daughter july 1st, i ended up having an emergency c-section. I than ended up spiking a 105 fever cause of very bad UTI. My husband in the hospital was amazing as i was bed-ridden he did everything as i couldnt and was such a natural. We spent 6 days in the hospital. And he was obsessed with our daughter. When we found out it was a girl i had major gender disappointment but he was over joyed. Now i cant imagine not having my sweet girl lol. Fast forward almost 6 months and i feel like i have to do everything. For every 150 diapers i change he does maybe 1. He hates feeding her bottles cause sometimes they leak. He gets annoyed if she starts crying when its just them (i know he would never hurt her) he is very sweet with her and does play with her and she adores him and lights up when she sees him. Anywho i have to everything with her along with take care of our dogs, clean the house, make food etc..sounds like a stay at home mom right? Except i work as well. So every morning i take care of dogs and baby my husband goes to work at 4am. When he gets home he goes to the basement and plays video games so i am back to taking care of everything again. He does work hard for our family with work work but i guess i feel just felt we would split the home life more. I always new I'd do more but i thought maybe 60% 40% or even 70% 30% not 95% 5%. Has anyone else felt this way. What did you do? Thanks!
Mommy to E and L
Time for a heart to heart. If he wants to game, he needs to do it on weekends or after baby is in bed. Or whatever agreement you come upon together. Assign chores if you have to. Don't do it all. It's not sustainable.
ChristyErin
I am a SAHM (stay-at-home mom) right now and this wouldn't be acceptable to me. Demand better for yourself and your baby or you will be miserable! My husband works 60 hour weeks and still makes time to do chores with me and spend time with our girls which includes diaper changes, feeding, and bedtime routines. He's involved in every part the minute he gets home and that's how it should be whether you're a stay at home mom or working mom
AbunchOfmunchkins1
I agree with previous posters, time to have a talk with him. It sounds completely unbalanced and he needs to pull his weight. He needs to know you are tired and struggling and that it's his job to help out as well. Maybe a starting point might be breaking up household chores by writing them down for each week?
Sanra1231
"I need help." Men can be a bit oblivious and really need you to clearly communicate what you need. Tell him you're overwhelmed and need his help.
3 Little Ladybugs
I briefly did feel that to some degree at some point after oldest dd (dear daughter) was born. I didn't work, so I felt like I should take more of the load with the house/kids. (it does make sense if one person isn't working) It came to a head for me when our daughter went through her 4:00 AM wake up for the day phase. I didn't feel like I should "work" (with house and baby) from 4:00 AM -8:00 PM with being woken up once overnight when he worked (out of the house) from 9-5 and then had time to relax. He did help out in the evening. He did interact with me and held/played with the baby. He didn't abandon me for a basement. So I didn't exactly feel like a married single mom. But I was still in charge of everything and had to ask him to do things if I wanted help, and I really didn't like the feeling of everything child/house related defaulting to me simply because I was the mother.
I talked to my husband. Told him I was starting to feel resentful because she was our daughter, but I was the one in charge of doing everything all the time. That he went to work and came home to no responsibility and I had responsibility all day long.
He said, "Okay, let's fix it. What do you want?" Any answer other than that would have been acceptable to me, but I was caught off guard by the response and unprepared to fully answer the question. lol So he started making suggestions of things he could do, I started making suggestions, and we came up with a more equitable arrangement. HE became FULLY in charge of specific things. Meaning, I didn't need to manage it at all. Not set it up. Not remind him. Not think about it. These were HIS responsibilities. The initial specifics were that he did the first bottle when he came home, he was in charge of bath time (which was nice because I could just go in and hang out sometimes without being in charge), he took her while I cooked/cleaned dinner dishes (or he cooked/cleaned dinner dishes but I wasn't simultaneously in charge of cooking/cleaning and a baby..... until he took a different job with later hours and wasn't home for cooking), and he woke up at 4:00 with her on a few designated mornings a week. AND..... I wouldn't need to pester him to do these things. They were HIS things to be responsible for.
As we got more kids, as they grew, and as his work changed over the years, the specifics changed. But at some point the specifics didn't even really matter because beginning with that conversation we were in it together in a way that we weren't before. It filtered into other areas. He became more self assured of himself, and it became natural to jump in when he saw that something needed to happen. He understood that he got his "free time" the same time I got mine-- once the kids were in bed. The time between coming home from work and the kids getting in bed was family time. Not "me" time. For either of us. This was very hard for him because he liked to take work home. That's not to say no one ever played a computer game during this time. But it wasn't a given that someone would. It was the exception and "approved."
So I suggest having a very clear honest conversation. Think ahead of time of some specifics you would like to see from him so that you can specifically communicate your needs. A general "I need more from you" isn't even a fair requirement. It's overwhelming. Come up with a plan. It's easier for people to be successful when they clearly understand the parameters. And see how he responds.
I have watched a lot of women over the years who felt like married single moms. (great term) While it actually does work for some of them, most of them aren't married anymore. It's also interesting to me how the man in some of these cases was really clueless and would have actually been happy to change things. It just wasn't communicated to them.
The truth is, I don't think I could have stayed married to someone who didn't feel like a full partner. I wanted something different. I'd rather be a single single mom than feel like a married single mom.
joosch
I do but i'm in a very different situation. Both DH (dear husband) and i work 9 - 4. I start work at 9 am, he's 9 pm. So most days when i get home he takes a nap before work after being with DS (dear son) all day. So he's very involved on that aspect. but it frustrates me because he has time when DS (dear son) is napping to play video games or watch tv, but can't clean or do dishes etc. We've had it out a few times and he gets better. I think it's just we're wired differently? I'm not gonna be able to relax until that stuff is done and he's very last minute.
Depot12345
Sounds like it's time for a "come to Jesus" put on your "big boy boots" and become an involved parent and husband. Having only one of you doing most everything to sustain care and the household chores/dogs etc... big time burnout factor. I know for my husband, he kind of felt like a "fish out of water" in caring for baby, I had to tell him exactly what kind of help I needed. Engaging him and having him know that I needed him and simply could not do it all without his strength, encouragement and support in all the work helped him feel love, respect and like he was actually needed and wanted in it all.
Is there ever an option to leave him with baby to escape away for an hour for some "me time" for you? You need it. We all do. Husbands, Wives... both need that time. Maybe setting up a chart a week at a time where there is built in "break" time that you both mutually get each week. Instead of him gaming, he gives you an hour break so that you can go get your nails done or go for a walk to get some fresh air. Then you give him an evening where he can have an uninterrupted hour of game play downstairs. But it has to be agreed upon and communicated among you both to ensure there is no resentment building up and that he sees life from your side of things as well as you his.
Work together! Two are better than one! There is hope, work with him, express how badly you need him to be the leader of your home and to step up to help you out.
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I briefly did feel that to some degree at some point after oldest dd was bo...
I briefly did feel that to some degree at some point after oldest dd was born. I didn't work, so I felt like I should take more of the load with the house/kids. (it does make sense if one person isn't working) It came to a head for me when our daughter went through her 4:00 AM wake up for the day phase. I didn't feel like I should "work" (with house and baby) from 4:00 AM -8:00 PM with being woken up once overnight when he worked (out of the house) from 9-5 and then had time to relax. He did help out in the evening. He did interact with me and held/played with the baby. He didn't abandon me for a basement. So I didn't exactly feel like a married single mom. But I was still in charge of everything and had to ask him to do things if I wanted help, and I really didn't like the feeling of everything child/house related defaulting to me simply because I was the mother.
Thank you your comment really helped!!
xSAEx said:
I hope he's agreeable with you! For as much as he was doing initially, he hopefully will be.
To add, if he plays computer pretty much every night and you are okay with it some nights, talk about that. Set a clear arrangement that you both agree to. And you get some time too. It doesn't necessarily need to be "equal." He may need/want more than you care to have, and that's fine. But if you are okay (and only if you are okay) with his vanishing 1/2 nights a week, set that up. And they, like pp said, you get a night a week if you want.
Also, once you have something in place for a few weeks, you can revisit if it's not working for you. It doesn't have to be irreversible.
Also, if baby is in a "mom" phase it might actually be harder on your dh. It can be fluid. My dh (dear husband) didn't ever do anything with my third dd (dear daughter) when she was a baby unless I was in the shower. I'd put her down sound asleep and when I came out and he would be holding her bouncing around and she would be screaming her head off. His doing things with her just wasn't good for either of them and everyone was happier (including me) if I just held her instead So, he did other things when she was little. There is always plenty to do! lol
gramabrenda
Dear xSAEx,. This is definitely something that has to be worked out and boundaries defined - and a counselor or other professional should be able to help you do that. This doesn't come automatically. Each should be able to have an amount of free time and a lot of teamwork or doing it together makes it easier for you and DH. You can get back what you had surely with a little working at it and both of you enjoy family life Enjoy that little blessing. God bless you and your family.
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Hammond family papers, 1751-1914, bulk 1820s-1890s
Bookmark: Hammond family papers, 1751-1914, bulk 1820s-1890s
Hammond family
Residents of Frederick County, Maryland. Collection consists chiefly of business and legal papers of various members of the Hammond family of Maryland. The earliest items (1750s-1820s) are land grants and other land records of Nathan Hammond and Vachel Hammond. The papers of Thomas Hammond, who served as a judge of the Orphans' Court of Frederick Co., are mainly the records of his service as administrator of several estates or as guardian of orphans, but also include farm records, financial receipts, and slave purchases. The papers of Dawson V. Hammond, brother of Thomas, concern the administration of estates, including Thomas's holdings. There are a few references to Unionist sympathies in Maryland during the Civil War and economic conditions in the U.S. during the 1870s.
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Collection consists chiefly of business and legal papers of various members of the Hammond family of Maryland. The earliest items (1750s-1820s) are land grants and other land records of Nathan Hammond and Vachel Hammond. The papers of Thomas Hammond, who served as a judge of the Orphans' Court of Frederick Co., are mainly the records of his service as administrator of several estates or as guardian of orphans, but also include farm records, financial receipts, and slave purchases. The papers of Dawson V. Hammond, brother of Thomas, concern the administration of estates, including Thomas's holdings. There are a few references to Unionist sympathies in Maryland during the Civil War and economic conditions in the U.S. during the 1870s. A later addition to the collection in the last two boxes consists of legal papers and financial volumes.
The Hammond Family papers were acquired by the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book Manuscript Library from 1947 to 1957.
Processed by Rubenstein Library staff, September 2011
Encoded by Matthew Warren and Paula Jeannet, April 2014
Accession(s) described in this finding aid: 48-214, 56-374, 56-449 and others
Slavery -- Maryland
Orphans -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Maryland
Probate courts -- Maryland -- Frederick County
Agriculture -- Maryland
Land grants -- Maryland -- Frederick County
Executors and administrators -- Maryland -- Frederick County
Hammond, Nathan
Hammond, Dawson V.
Hammond, Vachel
Hammond, Thomas
Maryland -- Politics and government -- 1861-1865
[Identification of item], Hammond Family Papers, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
EAD ID hammondfamily


I am Paul Harvey Crosby, the sixth and youngest child of John Ariel Crosby and Maxine Virginia Harvey Crosby. My father, my siblings and I, are all direct descendants of Simon Crosby, who immigrated from England to Massachusetts nearly 400 years ago.
Herein, I would like to tell you the story of our branch of the family, most of which has taken place in the 1900s.
*I am the 9th great grandson of Simon Crosby. Simon and his wife and child, and a yet-unborn child, made the very perilous journey across the Atlantic in 1635 to reach America.
My grandparents are Clarence Wallace Crosby and Teresa Levice Day Crosby, and Lelburn Curtis Harvey and Mabel Catherine Wood Harvey. They lived and reared my parents mainly in and near Glen Ellyn, Illinois, a small western suburb of Chicago in the first 30 years of the 1900s.
My father lived at first in Zion, Illinois and later, Glen Ellyn. For about five years, my father lived with his parents and six siblings and in and near Bartle, Cuba, when he was between the ages of about two to seven years.
His mother and sister died of malaria in 1916 and 1917, respectively, in Cuba. They are buried, presumably, in or near Bartle.
Soon afterward, my grandfather, Clarence, fled Cuba with his six sons, due to a bloody political revolution going on in 1917. They returned to Zion, a small town near Glen Ellyn.
My parents met at a mutual friend's birthday party in Glen Ellyn in about 1925. Their meeting was one of extreme fondness for each other. My father was 15; my mother, 12.
They sporadically dated others during the next several years. But on November 6, 1931, they were married in a small wedding, in a quaint English Tudor style house in Glen Ellyn.
They went on to grant birth to my five siblings and me: Julia Day in 1932; Nancy Virginia in 1933; John Ariel, Jr., in 1935; "Living" in 1937; "Living" in 1940, and finally, me, Paul Harvey in 1950.
Julia Day and John Ariel, Jr., each died in infancy due to a disease involving a thin and perforated intestine. Julia Day lived about a year; John Ariel, Jr, a few months.
Nancy Virginia died in 1994, at age 60, due to a stroke.
My three siblings who lived to adulthood each blessed my parents with eight adoring grandchildren.
Nancy, four grandchildren; "Living", two, and "Living", two. I have never married, and so I have had no children.
Of Nancy's four children, only one survives, a daughter. The three others have died, the youngest at age 20. The others have died of various illnesses, all very tragically.
My father was born December 21, 1909; my mother, July 21, 1912.
I believe most people nowadays would consider their marrying so young was, at best, a very risky venture.
The stock market had crashed in 1929, and the Great Depression and jobless rate were at or near their peaks when they married.
My parents and my mother's brother and sister-in-law all lived with my grandparents in Glen Ellyn. The weather was very cold and inclement, with plenty of snow.
My grandmother, alone, had an income. She was a Christian Science practitioner, and fortunately had quite a good income. The rest of the family was unemployed.
My grandparents decided a change was needed, so they told the family they had decided it best for them all to move to a remote area in northern Wisconsin and buy an inn they knew about, and operate a bed-and-breakfast.
They did just that, but made one fatal oversight: tourists came only in the summer, during warm weather. The winter was too cold.
My father told my mother and the others that he would walk his way out of the wilderness and keep going until he found a job.
So he did; he landed a job at a filling station in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. He and my mother communicated by mail during their separation, and in the Spring, he returned to bring my mother to Eau Claire.
He worked 12 hours or more each day, and earned about $20 per month. He had a half day off on Sundays.
The whole family returned to Glen Ellyn in a few months, and my father got a job with the Sears Roebuck Company in Chicago. Life was peaceful, and my father built a house single-handed for his branch of the family.
When World War Two broke out, my father was exempted from the draft and military duty because he was married with three children. So he was assigned as a final inspector in a warplane plant in Chicago. Later, he worked for the Electromotive Company, a manufacturer of train locomotives.
But my mother and father were concerned about bringing up their children in such a large, urban area, and an infamous gangsters' headquarters.
My Uncle David and his wife, Eleanor, settled in Portland, Oregon after the war, and persuaded my parents to move out to the Great Pacific Northwest.
My family, minus me, since my time had not come yet, embarked on their westward journey in 1947.
Hauling quite a long trailer, they traversed two-thirds of the continent, stopping to visit my father's Uncle George and his wife, Minnie, at their wheat farm near Hardin, Montana.
My parents were impressed by the way George and family could be so contented with what most people, even in 1947, would consider primitive living conditions. They were so resilient and hardy, yet happy.
An outhouse; a well for water; blazing hot summers and bitter cold winters, during all of which they had to struggle to minister to the needs of the farm, and simply surviving.
Little if any insulation in the house, and absolutely no air conditioning.
All surrounded by a barren, stark, forbidding landscape.
I wish I could have known George and his family. People like them make me feel ashamed of myself sometimes for considering small matters problems.
After a week's visit, my family moved on to Oregon, to start their new life.
This next step was not so easy, mainly because my parents had different visions. My father wanted to "homestead," and live rather like Uncle George and his family. He wanted to buy a totally unimproved property west of Portland, while continuing to live in the trailer.
To want more was to be weak of spirit.
To my mother, such a rough life wasn't suitable for rearing a family. She wanted to buy a small farm east of Portland, which had accommodations something like standard for 1947.
Still further, he felt certain he had the genius to become a successful inventor, like his father and his older brother, Steven.* He had unwavering faith that doing something great, independent of anyone else, would eventually bring us all great prosperity, if only his family had faith in him.
These differences between my mother and father made for an unhappy life for them, living on our farm.
I was born in 1950, and we left the farm in 1953, so I have hardly any memory of the unhappiness that engulfed the rest of my family.
But my mother and brother and sisters carried wounds from those six years from then on.
Boredom; isolation; back-breaking hard work, and a turn-of-the-century house with no present-day comforts, much like George's and Minnie's.
My mother found out later that my father had only paid the interest on our farm's mortgage, but nothing on the principle. He had never wanted to own it.
Meanwhile, a neighboring farm family was using their property to operate a ceramic drainage tile factory.
This caught my father's eye, and his interest.
My father had great pride in his father's and brother's successful inventions.
by coming up with his own, better idea.
Further, I believe he looked for ways in which he could excel even in things he otherwise disliked, like our farm and its output, its products.
We raised chickens, and he developed such a good feed for them that a restaurant in Salem sought him out to sign a contract to supply at least some, if not all, the chicken they needed for their menu.
However, none of this made my brother and sisters happy, and the fields of grass made my mother deathly ill with asthma.
Both my parents received teaching from their earliest years that doctors and medicine were evil. And even though my mother lay in bed nearly dying and gasping for breath, my father had decided to simply wait for her to get well.
By this time, my mother had become so desperate in her pleas for medical help, that my father took her to see the only doctor nearby.
The doctor ordered my father to get my mother away from the grass, or else prepare to lay her to rest forever, within a short time. And so, it was off to Uncle David's and Aunt Eleanor's home in Portland for my mother and me to stay several weeks until the grass season, and the grass pollen, were spent.
At some point, my father decided to quit farming, and he instead went to work for the neighboring family who operated the ceramic drainage tile plant.
He actually loved this work, I think because it offered him some inventive possibilities. He thought he could make a better drainage tile, but first he needed to learn the business from our neighbors.
Things went smoothly, and soon he was hired by another brick and tile plant in Forest Grove, west of Portland.
He succeeded at producing a superior tile, and he brought the plant back to financial health, from where it had been, about to collapse.
The local newspaper even sent a reporter and photographer to interview my father, and to tell the story of his success. A major story about him appeared on the front page.
Our family was much happier living in Forest Grove, and we were starting to recover psychologically.
Unfortunately, the owner had decided to sell the plant, and my father was fired by two co-workers who planned to use his formula to run the business profitably themselves.
The business did go broke a short time later.
At this time, my father was 47 years old, which was considered much too old, in 1957, to ever find a desirable job or livelihood again. And my father remained under-employed for the next three years.
We had very many moves from one place of semi-employment to another. By the time I was 10, I had attended eight schools.
We moved finally to live with my sister, Nancy, and her husband, in Portland. My parents' bedroom was in the attic of the four-story house, and I shared a bedroom with my nephew.
I believe my father still hoped for success as an inventor, but his time to expect worthwhile employment by someone else was over.
Then, he received an invitation to interview with the State of Oregon, based on the skill he had gained while running the electrical power plant decades before, at Wheaton College in Illinois.
The job he was accepted for in Salem, involved providing, among other critical necessities, electrical power to operate, and most importantly, keep locked, the cell-block doors within the state penitentiary.
I believe my father rather favored a livelihood of semi-employment because it allowed him to use half his time trying to invent the truly "golden," invention. He was a very intelligent man, but with a wife and a nine-year-old son still dependent on him, he needed an income most of all.
He nearly declined the interview, but my mother persuaded him to follow through.
In January, 1960, he, my mother and I moved to Salem where his new place of employment with the state was located. We had a whole house of our own again for the first time in about a year and a half.
I entered the fourth grade, mid-year, at Richmond School, and learned there was more to life than misery and desperation. I loved school in our new home.
And in September, 1960, I went on to fifth grade, where I was able to stay the entire year, for the very first time since I had begun school.
We moved two more times, within Salem, but each of those moves were of my parents' choosing, and provided us, more and more, a happy way of life. My father's job with the state allowed him a good deal of opportunity to exercise his inventive talent.
My father died November 27, 1972, while still living happily in Salem. He was 62.
My mother lived on happily also, outside of grieving the loss of my father, until her own death on April 22, 2010, at age 97.


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New study says risk of hospitalization or death reduces by 25% with Ómicron compared to Delta
Home » News » New study says risk of hospitalization or death reduces by 25% with Ómicron compared to Delta
"Severe Covid-19 cases have been reduced in this new wave driven by Ómicron"
ForLusa
15 Janeiro, 2022 • 10:09
Infection with the new variant of Covid-19 Ómicron causes less serious illness and reduces the risk of hospitalization or death by 25%, compared to Delta, revealed this Saturday a study developed in South Africa.
The work carried out by South African scientists points out, however, that the severity of cases with the new variant is attenuated mainly due to previous vaccines and infections.
"Severe Covid-19 cases were reduced in this new wave driven by Ómicron, mainly due to the protection provided by a previous infection and / or vaccination", highlights the study, quoted by the EFE agency.
This lower severity "may represent a 25% reduced risk of serious hospitalizations or death compared to the [variante] Delta".
Even taking into account the protection provided by the vaccine, or the immunity given by previous infections, the study data suggest that Ómicron's specific characteristics reduce the risk of serious illness by 25%, compared to Delta".
This research is supported by other scientific studies that have already been released and that point to greater transmissibility, but less seriousness, of this variant that was detected in late November in South Africa.
The study took place in the South African province of Western Cape and compared 5144 patients infected during the fourth wave, influenced by Ómicron.
The study was carried out by the National Institute of Infectious Diseases (NICD) in South Africa and by provincial and national health authorities and is still pending peer review.
South Africa, which it considers to have already surpassed the peak of this wave at the end of December, has recorded 3.5 million cases and more than 93,000 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic.
The evolution of the vaccination rate remains slow in the country and less than 30% of the population has a complete vaccination schedule.
Covid-19 has caused 5,519,380 deaths worldwide since the beginning of the pandemic, according to the latest report by the Agence France-Presse.
The respiratory disease is caused by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, detected in late 2019 in Wuhan, a city in central China.
A new variant, Ómicron, considered worrying and very contagious by the World Health Organization (WHO), has been detected in southern Africa, but since the South African health authorities gave the alert in November, infections have been reported in at least 110 countries, being dominant in Portugal.
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