New Polish film Mug, awarded with this year's Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize is coming to cinemas in September. Be2Can is in charge of Prague's distribution while ACFC covers the regions," explained SFS programmer Jan Jílek.
His colleagues Aleš Stuchlý and Vít Schmarc then introduced the film's director Malgorzata Szumowska who is considered one of the best contemporary European filmmakers. "Szumowska dissects human relationships and the Polish mentality. Not everyone has the guts for such plastic operation of a bigoted Polish town," said Stuchlý.


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(Huffington Post) – As founder of ad agency StrawberryFrog, I read a lot of business books to try to keep up with the newest thinking and fresh ideas. Trouble is, many business books just confirm what you knew already. Rare is the title that truly shifts your thinking and opens your mind to new possibilities. The following 10 books (with a few honorable mentions at the end) do just that. Some you've no doubt heard of already; a few are under-appreciated gems. All are worth reading, even in a time when we all have too much to read.
This book became an instant bestseller because people were eager to get insight into the mind of a high-tech pioneer (Netscape, Loudcloud) and current co-owner of the famous VC firm Andreessen Horowitz. Steeped in the first-person, real-world experience of a high-flying CEO who weathered some horrible times, this memoir has more than a few mind-bending ideas, such as this one: Rather than shying away from voicing your worst-case scenario ("What if we go bankrupt?) rephrase it in such a way as to identify opportunities and make action plans ("What would I do right now if we went bankrupt?"). A plan can keep hope alive.
"With age comes wisdom" goes the adage, but leadership consultant Liz Wiseman's contention is that maturity also makes us less open to change. In a business world where upstart companies like Uber and Airbnb continue to grab market share from more established players, how does one compete? By cultivating "rookie smarts." Wiseman shows us how to foster a mindset that is naïve, curious, hungry, and yes, even a bit clueless–but always open to learning and adapting. Thinking young will keep your business game fresh and competitive.
So many business books tell us how to change and improve our methods or products to attract more customers. Sally Hogshead's book flips that on its head and says instead of trying to change and conform to others' expectations or needs, figure out what makes you and your brand unique (or in Hogshead's parlance "fascinating") and capitalize on it. Her book discusses nearly 50 archetypes and tells you how to highlight your differences and strengths to connect and influence others.
Forbes publisher Rich Karlgaard has been a longtime observer of the business world, and sensed a small but growing movement in "soft edge" cultures. After interviewing a number of companies, Karlgaard identifies the five attributes of soft edge as trust, smarts, teams, taste, and story. The exploration of what trust means between companies and employees and companies and customers (and how corrosive lack of trust can be) is especially strong. Great strategy and execution are still key factors in business success, but Karlgaard's mind-expanding message for me is that today "the soft edge" is really the only competitive advantage you can have in the new economy.
Everybody loves to win a "best of" prize, but have we ever thought about the cost of this modern-day obsession with competition and winning? British entrepreneur Margaret Heffernan lists some of the downsides: burnout, cheating, lying, fraud, doping scandals, law-breaking, and winners taking all, leaving the majority in the dust. Heffernan offers an alternative to this joyless race to the bottom by sharing ample examples of business leaders and companies who've found creative, cooperative paths to success–resulting in a healthier kind of winning.
In this book, Khosla, a former top Kraft executive, and Sawhney, a professor at Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management, challenge some of the most fundamental assumptions about growth in business. Too often, company leaders believe they must continually add, expand, acquire–but the authors show that success actually comes from painstakingly narrowing your options and "picking your bets." The book lays out a 7-step program designed to help an organization sharpen its focus at every stage of business. It's a much-needed call for clarity and simplicity.
Honorable mentions: A few other mind-altering business reads from 2014 that I couldn't fit on this top-10 list include Peter Thiel's Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future; Chris Ertel and Lisa Kay Solomon's Moments of Impact: How to Design Strategic Conversations That Accelerate Change; and Bob Sutton and Huggy Rao's Scaling Up Excellence: Getting to More Without Settling for Less.
Scott Goodson is the founder of StrawberryFrog, and author of the best selling mind-altering 2012 business book Uprising: How to Build a Brand–and Change the World–by Sparking Cultural Movements.


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Resident Evil: Revelations 2 – Did ESRB Reveal A New Playable Character?
by King Hazard
In September, Capcom officially announced that Resident Evil: Revelations 2 was in the works. The game will be a sequel, and released in segments until a complete version of the horror survival gets released in 2015.
Based on the first teaser trailer, we know that Revelations 2 promises to focus on a story with fan favorite Claire Redfield, who makes a dramatic return to the horrors that haunted her in the past. We also know that Moira Burton, a new character in the series, will be a playable protagonist alongside Claire.
Now there's a good possibility that her father, Barry Burton, may be another playable character in the game, according to the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB). The ESRB recently posted the rating for Revelations 2 that mentions a "father searching for his daughter" as a playable character. Although the post doesn't say the name of the character, we can all assume that the missing daughter is Moira Burton. Capcom hasn't shed any light on this developing story, but the chances that Barry Button will be added to the game is a good possibility since Revelations 2 is confirmed as a periodical release.
Lastly, as you might have already expected, Revelations 2 is M for Mature.
Combat is highlighted by screams of pain, realistic gunfire, and large blood-splatter effects. A handful of enemies are depicted with exposed organs, and one scene depicts an enemy having its hand cut off in slow-motion.
Revelations 2 is scheduled to release on February 17, 2015 in North America for Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and PC.
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5 Big Nations That Will Fail to Qualify for Euro 2016
Mark Jones@@Mark_Jones86Twitter LogoFeatured ColumnistSeptember 8, 2014
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The rejigging of the Euro 2016 qualification process appears to have made it almost impossible not to qualify, although you can be sure that there will be plenty of shocks along the way.
Two automatic qualification places are available in each group, with the third-placed finishers heading into a play-off from which the winners will head to France for the finals.
Who'll go through? And more importantly, who'll be left at home licking their wounds?
Here are five nations that won't find qualification a breeze.
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The Czechs have only beaten Canada in their last five matches, losing at home to Austria and the United States in their last two and drawing with Norway and Finland in their other games during 2014.
It's hardly stellar form, and that loss to the U.S. in a friendly on Wednesday has ramped up the pressure on the Czech squad ahead of their first Group A qualifier at home to the Netherlands on Tuesday night.
Having missed out on the World Cup, the Czechs suddenly look a little on the mediocre side. Petr Cech has lost his place at Chelsea, Tomas Rosicky is an intermittent performer for Arsenal, and there are a clutch of players in their 20s who are either not yet good enough or not good enough full stop to move from Czech football to one of Europe's major leagues.
The key concern for coach Pavel Vrba must be the lack of goals in his squad, with Rosicky's 22 standing out among a group in which no one else has managed double figures.
That could prove costly in a group where Turkey and an improving Iceland will fancy their chances at taking the runners-up spot behind the Dutch.
The smaller Group I—in which the participants will be forced to play friendlies against France—would appear to offer ample chance for qualification, but one of the three favourites will have to face a play-off.
Portugal have enough quality to go through—despite their shock defeat to Albania—while Serbia are a rapidly emerging side with plenty of good young players. You can't really say the same about Denmark, though.
With plenty of their squad either coming up to or on the wrong side of 30, the Danes must have concerns over the lack of goals in their side. The hardly reliable Nicklas Bendtner has 24, captain Daniel Agger—who has now returned to his homeland with Brondby—has 12, but no one else has double figures.
Their youthful exuberance and energy comes from Tottenham's Christian Eriksen, but he can't really do it all on his own, and although the Danes will likely take points off Armenia and Albania in their group, you can't really see them taking points when they go to Portugal and Serbia, which could ultimately prove crucial.
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The Group D headlines are somewhat inevitably being made by world champions Germany and tiny Gibraltar, who are entering their first qualification campaign after receiving the go ahead from UEFA. In between those polar opposites, there are still plenty of interesting stories.
Both the second and third places look to be coming down to a battle between Scotland, Poland and the Republic of Ireland, and despite the latter reaching the last Euros in Poland and the Ukraine three years ago, they look pretty vulnerable this time around.
Captain, top goalscorer and record cap holder Robbie Keane can't keep going forever, and although his back-ups Shane Long, Kevin Doyle and Jonathan Walters are admirable, they are hardly going to strike fear into opposition defences.
Manager Martin O'Neill takes charge of his first qualification campaign under no illusions as to just what he has to do, and in a group where the matches against Poland and Scotland are likely to determine so much, the away matches at both are where the Irish could struggle. Despite their last-gasp win in Georgia, a play-off place could still be beyond them.
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One of the worst teams to watch at the World Cup, Russia were hardly offering much inspiration before this campaign even before you learned that manager Fabio Capello and his support staff haven't been paid for three months, according to a report in the Daily Mail.
If that is the case, the atmosphere around the camp isn't likely to be a happy one, and Capello could find it tough to lead his side to the top two of Group G against Zlatan Ibrahimovic's Sweden and Stevan Jovetic's Montenegro.
Exciting, dynamic forwards like those two are exactly what a Russian outfit based more on functionality than flair are without, and their sides could punish Russia if they are on their game.
Additionally, away matches in Austria and Moldova aren't going to be easy if Capello insists on his negative tactics as the way forward, although you could easily see him walking soon if the money issue isn't resolved.
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Away from the civil unrest that has been dogging the country in recent times, the Ukrainian national football team don't look like giving their people something to shout about any time soon.
After a heartbreaking defeat to France in their World Cup play-off last year, their last two matches have produced workmanlike one-goal wins over Niger and Moldova in friendlies, but things are about to get tougher for them in a Group C that will feature plenty of difficult trips.
Despite their World Cup problems, you'd have thought that Spain will still run away with the section, but in Belarus, Slovakia and Macedonia, the Ukrainians will be facing difficult opposition.
The current squad are drawn almost entirely from Ukrainian clubs, and the extra quality and experience from some of their other rivals could just edge the 2012 co-hosts out.


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Die evangelische Friedhofskapelle Stolpe ist eine Friedhofskapelle in Stolpe, einem Ortsteil der Stadt Angermünde im brandenburgischen Landkreis Uckermark. Die Kirche gehört der Kirchengemeinde Crussow im Pfarrsprengel Angermünde des Kirchenkreises Uckermark der Evangelischen Kirche Berlin-Brandenburg-schlesische Oberlausitz an. Das Gebäude steht unter Denkmalschutz.

Lage und Baubeschreibung
Der Stolper Friedhof liegt westlich des Burgbergs auf dem Südhang des Weinbergs und wurde im Jahr 1819 auf terrassiertem Gelände errichtet, wobei die Terrassierung möglicherweise älteren Ursprungs ist. Ein Weg am südlichen Rand des Areals erschließt den Friedhof und führt zur Friedhofskapelle, die am Hang rechts des Weges steht. Die Kapelle wurde im Jahr 1934 nach der baupolizeilichen Sperrung der Stolper Kirche erbaut und von der ehemaligen Postagentin Anna Meyer finanziert, die bereits 1932 verstorben war.

Es handelt sich um einen kleinen Sichtziegelbau mit Satteldach, der zur Friedhofsseite eingeschossig und zur Hangseite zweigeschossig in historisierenden Formen gestaltet ist. Lisenen, getreppte Ziegelfriese, Konsolgesimse und Eckaufsätze gliedern das Bauwerk. Der Haupteingang ist als Rundbogenportal gestaltet; daneben befindet sich eine Erinnerungstafel an die Stifterin. Die Traufseiten sind durch teils farbig verglaste Rundbogenfenster zweiachsig unterteilt. Die Rückseite schließt eine abgeflachte halbrunde Apsis ab. Ein Bleiglasfenster mit der Darstellung der Auferstehung wurde 1985 von Winfried Wolk gefertigt. Am Hang gegenüber der Kapelle befindet sich ein stählerner Glockenstuhl, in dem eine Bronzeglocke aus dem Jahr 1931 von Christian Strömer aus Erfurt hängt. Die mit Inschrift versehene Glocke wurde im Jahr 1934 aus der Stolper Kirche hierher verbracht. Sie steht gesondert unter Denkmalschutz. Die Kapelle hat ortsgeschichtliche Bedeutung, da sie lange Zeit das Zentrum der Stolper Kirchengemeinde bildete, nachdem die barocke Pfarrkirche abgerissen worden war.

Zur Restaurierung und Instandhaltung hat sich der Verein Kulturkapelle Stolpe/Oder e.V. gegründet.

Literatur
 Denkmaltopographie Uckermark. Band. 18.1, 2003. Bearbeitet von Ilona Rohowski, S. 441 ff.

Weblinks

 Webpräsenz des Vereins KulturKapelle Stolpe/Oder e.V.

Einzelnachweise

Kirchengebäude in Angermünde
Baudenkmal in Angermünde
Kirchengebäude des Evangelischen Kirchenkreises Uckermark
Neuromanisches Kirchengebäude
Neuromanisches Bauwerk in Brandenburg
Saalkirche
Friedhofskirche
Backsteinkirche
Backsteinbauwerk des Historismus
Erbaut in den 1930er Jahren
Kirchengebäude in Europa

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MSI's MouseBook is a laptop whose trackpad doubles as a standalone mouse
Dana Wollman, @danawollman
The problem with laptop trackpads: they're usually not very good. But would turning the touchpad into a mouse solve the problem? Perhaps. That's what MSI seems to be attempting with its MouseBook concept. In essence, it's a laptop with a trackpad that can pop out and then be used as a standalone mouse. As you can see in the photo above, there's a release switch for removing the pad. Once it's out, you can move it across your desk as you would a mouse, as opposed to just using it as an external trackpad. It connects over Bluetooth and, as you'd expect, it recharges when it's inside the laptop. What we find most intriguing, perhaps, is the fact that when you remove the trackpad, a flat surface rises up to fill the space so that you're not left with a gaping hole in your palm rest. Since this is just an experiment at this point, MSI can't say if it will ever make its way into a real product. If you're curious, though, we've got a walkthrough video after the break, showing everything except, uh, how it works -- MSI still doesn't have a fully functioning unit to show off.
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Zach Honig contributed to this report.
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The Porsche Museum Hits the Road with Hans-Joachim Stuck in a Porsche 356 at the Mille Miglia
4/29/2013 6:30 est Filed to: Porsche MotorsportsBy: Pepper GirlComment
Porsche is once again sending its rolling brand ambassadors to Italy in order to drive in the legendary Mille Miglia vintage car rally: Two Porsche 550 Spyder and 356 Coupé vehicles each as well as a 356 Speedster will be on the track from May 16 to May 19, 2013. Racing legend Hans-Joachim Stuck, two-time winner of the 24 hours of Le Mans and DTM champion, will drive a bent window or "Knickscheibe" Porsche 356
The Porsche brand celebrated some of its greatest successes in car racing on the thousand-mile course in the 1950s. A Porsche 356 won in its class as early as 1952, and the GT victory of Hans Herrmann in the 550 Spyder in 1954 marked one of the greatest successes of the Stuttgart-based sports car maker to this very day. Still today, the contest runs over the prettiest streets in Italy, from Brescia to Rome and back – and still constitutes a challenge to vehicles and drivers alike, due to it's length (1,600 kilometers in 3 days) and the wide range of climate changes across the course.
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1 killed, 6 injured in multiple Philadelphia shootings
Police are investigating a triple shooting in Strawberry Mansion.
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Philadelphia police are investigating two triple shootings and another fatal one that occurred in a matter of hours since Friday night.
7:30 p.m. Friday
Police said someone fired shots in the 2600 block of North Myrtlewood Street in Strawberry Mansion.
A woman in her early 30s was found shot in the stomach inside a car.
A 20-year-old man was shot in his left foot and a 26-year-old man was shot in his left leg.
All the victims whose identities remain unknown were taken to Temple University Hospital in stable condition.
1 a.m. Saturday
Another triple shooting occurred hours later on the 700 block of North 10th Street in Spring Garden.
Police said two men and one woman were all shot in their legs.
The victims were taken to Temple University Hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.
Police tell Action News that 21 shell casings were found at the scene.
Around an hour later, a man was fatally shot on the 6600 block of Greenway Avenue in Southwest Philadelphia.
Police said an argument between several men led to shots being fired.
One man was struck in the head.
The victim was found in an alley and pronounced dead at the scene.
STRAWBERRY MANSION (PHILADELPHIA) SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA SPRING GARDEN (PHILADELPHIA) CRIME DEADLY SHOOTING TRIPLE SHOOTING GUN VIOLENCE SHOOTING


Lesson #4 – Let's Customise Those Newsletter Thank You Pages!
-You're already an expert, find out how to show your potential customers by building trust.
-How to find, and focus on a single niche and why it's vital to your success.
-How to write and format a blog post so visitors will want to read and share it. (It's amazing how many bloggers and marketers are getting this wrong).


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Armed In Advance - Armed In Advance Newsletter Interview
08 Sep 2016 // An interview by Shade
Armed in Advance have been making waves in NZ music for a few years now, having performed with These Four Walls, Ekko Park, Black River Drive, I Am Giant and more recently Setting Fire To Stacey and Baker's Eddy, but in October those waves are set to become tidal with the release of their highly-anticipated debut album Change/Evolve on 7 October. With music that is a total assault on your senses, this is one of 2016's must buy albums.
AIA released their latest single Running You Down on 4 August, which is an excellent taster for what the album holds. JP answered the following questions for muzic.net.nz:
How did you become involved in music?
I've been obsessed with Rock and Metal since I was a kid, and by the time I got to my last year in High School I couldn't handle the thought of working a 'real job' - music was the only thing I cared about. So I picked up a guitar and started learning, even though I'd tried and failed a couple times before. The next year I was enrolled in a course at MAINZ, and the rest is history... With an unfortunate caveat, which is that countless 'real jobs' followed once I realised just how difficult it was making actual money in the music industry, haha.
If you could perform with anyone in the world, who would it be and why?
I'm a huge Chevelle fan, so if we ever had an opportunity to open a show for them, I would cry tears of joy.
Which one of your songs are you most proud of, and why?
Our latest single Running You Down, because it's got a filthy riff and gets the job done with out any mucking around. No frills, all thrills. Make sure you check it out!
How would you describe your music to someone who hasn't heard it before?
An impromptu meeting with a cast iron frying pan to your FACE. But in a good way.
What can we expect to see from you in the next year?
Touring, probably a few new singles off of our upcoming debut album Change/Evolve, promoting the album, and getting right back into writing.
New Zealand has a disproportionate amount of high quality Rock and Metal bands at the moment, considering our humble size and how far removed we are from the rest of the planet; and because there's so many great artists doing great things, I hope everyone who is working their arses off right now gets themselves heard.
What local albums have you been enjoying recently?
Auckland bands Ekko Park, Coridian and Anemoia have all released some quality jams in the last year or so, definitely worth checking out.
What is your favourite NZ venue, and why?
The Powerstation, seen more than a few great shows from local and international acts, and of course hope to play on that stage myself one day!
Have you got any tips for dealing with nerves before a gig?
Practice so much that you're sick of the material, then get up there and have some fun; A few nervous butterflies before a set are useful, but as long as you're on top of the tunes you don't really have anything to worry about!
How do you balance your music with other obligations; family, job etc.?
Poorly! ...but I'm getting better at it. I think.
Where do you get your inspiration to create music from?
Literally everywhere. Here's a couple of quotes that best sum it up; "Taking time to live will only inspire your work", and "Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working".
Do you have any advice for aspiring musicians?
Start where you are, use what you have, do what you can, and above all, KEEP GOING.
About Armed In Advance
Armed In Advance are a heavy rock trio from Auckland with a penchant for ruthlessly efficient, hard hitting post-grunge songs laced with pop sensibilities and thought provoking undertones. Hailing from Auckland, the band is made up of JP Carroll (guitar and vocals), Hugh Hokopaura (bass) and Ryan Thomas (drums).
Since starting out in 2013 under the moniker of Stitches, AIA have released an EP (Stitches EP, 2014) and a full length (Change/Evolve, 2016), and have subsequently had the honor of 5 songs gracing the NZ rock radiowaves over that time. The most recent success of rotation play for single Same Old Story on the country's biggest rock radio station, the Rock FM, paved the way for a debut full length album described as "refreshing… modern hard rock with a point of difference." (Muzic.net.nz)
Change/Evolve reached #9 on the NZ album charts, and was accompanied by a sold out Auckland release show. Two tracks from Change/Evolve were deemed worthy of NZ On Air funded music video grants (Same Old Story, Running You Down).
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The Chicago Tribune's excellent series on autism, desperation and pseudoscience: Here, here and here.
Can a Palestinian-American journalist/comedian married to a Jewish woman change the face of the Middle East Peace process? Some thoughts from Israel here.
The New York Times on how health is secondary at The Biggest Loser.
A pharmacist writes critically of naturopathic practices and the push to allow naturopaths to prescribe actual medications in the National Post (cross posted on Skeptic North) and in just 12 comments Godwin's law is confirmed.


For the last 22 years, Diamante has presented the Latino Diamante Awards to honor, recognize and promote the achievements and contributions of Hispanic/Latino individuals and/or organizations in North Carolina. The Awards show ceremony showcases the culture and heritage of the people of Mexico, Central America, South America, Spanish-speaking Caribbean and Spain. The Latino Diamante Awards recognizes in the areas of education, health, economic development, community volunteerism, cultural enrichment, advocacy and youth leadership. Latino and non-Latino community members can be honored and nominated by the public. The evening commences with a tapas reception, followed by the presentation of the awards in the theater and five live performances and ending the night with an after party. This is a formal event.


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Exodus 24 NIV
The covenant confirmed
1Then the Lord said to Moses, 'Come up to the Lord, you and Aaron, Nadab and Abihu, and seventy of the elders of Israel. You are to worship at a distance, 2but Moses alone is to approach the Lord; the others must not come near. And the people may not come up with him.'
3When Moses went and told the people all the Lord's words and laws, they responded with one voice, 'Everything the Lord has said we will do.' 4Moses then wrote down everything the Lord had said.
He got up early the next morning and built an altar at the foot of the mountain and set up twelve stone pillars representing the twelve tribes of Israel. 5Then he sent young Israelite men, and they offered burnt offerings and sacrificed young bulls as fellowship offerings to the Lord. 6Moses took half of the blood and put it in bowls, and the other half he splashed against the altar. 7Then he took the Book of the Covenant and read it to the people. They responded, 'We will do everything the Lord has said; we will obey.'
8Moses then took the blood, sprinkled it on the people and said, 'This is the blood of the covenant that the Lord has made with you in accordance with all these words.'
9Moses and Aaron, Nadab and Abihu, and the seventy elders of Israel went up 10and saw the God of Israel. Under his feet was something like a pavement made of lapis lazuli, as bright blue as the sky. 11But God did not raise his hand against these leaders of the Israelites; they saw God, and they ate and drank.
12The Lord said to Moses, 'Come up to me on the mountain and stay here, and I will give you the tablets of stone with the law and commandments I have written for their instruction.'
13Then Moses set out with Joshua his assistant, and Moses went up on the mountain of God. 14He said to the elders, 'Wait here for us until we come back to you. Aaron and Hur are with you, and anyone involved in a dispute can go to them.'
15When Moses went up on the mountain, the cloud covered it, 16and the glory of the Lord settled on Mount Sinai. For six days the cloud covered the mountain, and on the seventh day the Lord called to Moses from within the cloud. 17To the Israelites the glory of the Lord looked like a consuming fire on top of the mountain. 18Then Moses entered the cloud as he went on up the mountain. And he stayed on the mountain forty days and forty nights.
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Apparently when people come round just after you've had a baby they will tell you to just sit there and will put the kettle on themselves. This is untrue.
Its ok, you sit there, I'll struggle to get up, go get you a drink, struggle to sit down comfortably again.
Oh, you want lunch too? No of course I expected you to stay all day and not just a couple of hours. I wasn't planning on napping this afternoon or having a long soak as the boys napped.
No I don't have much in the fridge/cupboards for lunch. Sorry that I've been busy giving birth, trying to rest but instead having to run around after visitors, sorting out my toddler, sorting out my newborn, saving my energy for night wakings. Don't worry, I'll just feed you the last bit of food I have left until I can send my husband out tomorrow for food. Don't worry about it being mine and Charles breakfast.
No Jonathan isn't off for 2 weeks. He's self-employed. He doesn't get two weeks paid paternity leave, so yes he is back at work yet.
I know Harry is here and he's healthy and safe but that doesn't make the birth any less scary or traumatic.
I don't care that your baby was bigger than mine, 8lb 9oz is still classed as big. So eff off!!
Why are you asking me if you can do any jobs? How about clean up after the mess you've made in my kitchen. Throw your rubbish away and hoover my lounge like I've asked you to!
DON'T tell my son off. 1: he's done nothing wrong. 2: that's not my style of parenting. 3: I haven't given you permission to discipline my child. 4: he's fragile and sensitive right now! He might seem ok but he's not!
You are cleaners. CLEAN!!! I shouldn't be cleaning up after you, you should be cleaning up after me.
Oh and acknowledge a text when I send you one saying we don't need you to come due to giving birth, I could do without having to sit and wait to see if you are turning up or not through not knowing if you received my text!
Oh, and then you turn up a week later, when we have again said we don't need you, and you are just carrying a bucket of cleaning products and no hoover? Seriously, no hoover???? Its bad enough that you don't seem to own a mop!
Oh I'm so sorry I didn't text you back straight away. Only I'm a tiny bit busy with my sons!!
Midwives: ring me back re birth debrief! Its bloody serious!! Glad you don't see it as a priority.
To new cleaning company: Thursday 10am. I expect you at my door so you can give us a quote. Its rude to just not turn up or not even ring me to say you're not able to make it!
Yes I know that Harry is windy. It doesn't mean I'm not winding him properly!
Really, YOU were tired and couldn't sleep the night I was in labour. Really, must've been bad for you missing out on that sleep. TRY BEING ME IN THAT SITUATION!! I WAS AWAKE, IN PAIN, IN LABOUR AND WORRIED FOR MY SON!!! I was exhausted, I had no energy but had to push a baby out of my body, don't tell me you were tired because you missed a tiny bit of sleep.
This is why you shouldn't have been told I was in labour.
Yes, he's named after a cat.


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