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When God Winks on New Beginnings: Signposts of Encouragement for Fresh Starts and Second Chances by Squire Rushnell, Hardcover | Barnes & Noble®
The best is yet to be. . ."GodWinks" are the so-called circumstances andthat are delivered directly to you, one of nearly seven-billion people on the planet, at particularly needed moments in your life. Like the wink you received from a loved one as a child that meant, "Hey, kid, I'm thinking of you right now," . . . GodWinks are messages of encouragement
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The best is yet to be. . ."GodWinks" are the so-called circumstances andthat are delivered directly to you, one of nearly seven-billion people on the planet, at particularly needed moments in your life. Like the wink you received from a loved one as a child that meant, "Hey, kid, I'm thinking of you right now," . . . GodWinks are messages of encouragement from above.With more incredible-but-true stories about how God communicates with us througheverday circumstances,SQuire Rushnell delivers another powerful book geared toward people at a crossroads in life—a time when these winks are most needed!
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When GOD winks on NEW BEGINNINGS Signposts of Encouragement for Fresh Starts and Second Chances By Squire Rushnell Thomas Nelson Copyright © 2009 SQuire Rushnell All right reserved. ISBN: 978-1-4041-8696-5 Chapter One WHICH ROAD TO TAKE? When I'm experiencing a fresh start in my own life, when I'm sorting through the options of what's needed to reach my desired destination, my first step is always this: pray. It may sound like a simple exercise, but I've found that when I ask God for enlightenment about which route to take or what preparations I need to make, He always provides signs-godwinks-along the way, reassuring me that I'm on course. Mindful that my ultimate purpose is to serve Him, I also ask for the divine placement of people and circumstances along my journey to help me get where I'm going. Surely we all encounter hurdles and pass through valleys of disappointment. Each of us will be tested-whether with financial challenges, medical emergencies, closed doors, or family issues. I know of no one who isn't! But I can honestly tell you this: God has never let me down. Through faith and the patience He gave me, I have reached just about every destination I've set out for. So can you. Many of the most successful people I've met or read about had inklings about where they wanted to go in life at an early age, and a lingering desireburned in their hearts even until long after they had reached their goals. Tiger Woods, one of the world's top golfers, wanted to play golf starting at the age of five. By the age of ten, my wonderful wife Louise DuArt, one of the world's top comedic impressionists, saw herself as a star on stage. Howard Jonas, founder of the large long-distance company IDT Communications, was a preteen entrepreneur. Cheryl McKay was also one of those early determiners. In kindergarten, no less ... 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After that, Ali was encouraged to pursue acting as a career, while Cheryl-dismissed from a subsequent theater program-received a different message. "Getting kicked out was my confirmation that I was meant to be a writer," concluded Cheryl. Cheryl went on to graduate from high school at age fifteen, do her undergraduate studies at a trio of colleges in the South, and eventually follow Susan Rohrer's counsel: She went to Regent University's School of Communication and the Arts for graduate study. "I applied for an internship with Susan. She didn't take me on right away, but when she did, a lifelong mentoring relationship began between us." Cheryl always wondered about those coincidences that she'd later come to call godwinks. She thought, Are they God's way of communicating with us? A significant godwink occurred when, after college, she returned home to Charlotte and raised enough money to shoot one of the scripts she'd written at Regent. "Most days, I had two crew members on set, including me, and I supervised a fifty-member cast of actors and extras," she says, acknowledging the audacity of her statement. One of her extras was a girl named Kasey Eldridge. "You should meet my dad, Rick," said Kasey. "He produces movies and kids' specials." Little did Cheryl know then how prophetic Kasey's statement was. After finishing her shoot, Cheryl went on to save up enough money to follow her dream-to go to Los Angeles and begin a career as a screenwriter. It was then that her godwink was finally fulfilled. "I had just arrived in L.A. when I got a call from Rick Eldridge's Charlotte-based production company The Film Foundry." They had a writing opportunity for the audio series Wild & Wacky Totally True Bible Stories that they were producing for publisher Thomas Nelson, and they wanted her for the job! "I had taken a leap of faith to go to Los Angeles, and everything fell into place," she says with amazement. "I found an apartment and got a writing job in my first week." Remaining in Los Angeles, Cheryl worked with Eldridge's company off and on over the next few years when another opportunity emerged. Eldridge acquired the rights to a book by Jim Stovall called The Ultimate Gift. During one of their conversations, Eldridge asked Cheryl if she, among other writers up for consideration, would like to pitch for the project. She did. And she thought she did well by keeping the heart and soul in the script and suggesting a love interest for the principal actor. But Eldridge ultimately chose another writer. Cheryl was disappointed, but she also began to understand that all career pursuits are going to produce a certain number of rejections. And when they happen, it's simply time to reposition your attitude and your actions, be glad for the lessons you've learned, and keep moving forward with enthusiasm. Nine months later Cheryl was suddenly called home to Charlotte. Her dad required immediate heart surgery. As her concern mounted, Cheryl e-mailed everyone in her address book asking them to pray for him. Not only did God see her dad through heart surgery, but Cheryl learned that her prayer request had produced an additional blessing: One person on her e-mail list was producer Rick Eldridge. It was an auspicious time. Eldridge was reconsidering his script options for The Ultimate Gift. By divine alignment, Cheryl's e-mail arrived just in time to jog his memory of her heartfelt approach to the drama. It also made him aware that, at that very moment, Cheryl was right there in Charlotte. He called to see if she could come in for a meeting. Skipping on air, Cheryl returned to Los Angeles as a screenwriter. Eldridge had given her the chance to write her first produced movie, which also meant she had earned a coveted pass to membership in the Writers Guild of America. One night, halfway through writing the film, Cheryl awoke from an odd dream. "I dreamed that the movie starred my childhood friend Ali Hillis. That puzzled me." Cheryl wrote down the dream, which was her habit, suspecting that God uses dreams as one of many means to communicate with us. Exactly one year after Cheryl got the nod to write the movie, she was invited to the set for the filming. And as a sweet outcome, the feature was being shot not in Boston, as portrayed in the book, but in Charlotte. Can you imagine the thrill? Cheryl's very first movie, filmed in her own hometown?! To top this off, she arrived on the set to find a director's chair bearing her name, placed next to other chairs with such famous names as James Garner, Brian Dennehey, and Abigail Breslin. "Who did you cast for Alexia?" Cheryl asked Rick, revealing her favoritism for the mother of a critically ill child, a character not found in the original book but one she had created for the screenplay. Rick replied by saying they had hired a terrific actress who had starred in the film Must Love Dogs and who was the runner-up for the lead in Beauty and the Beast on Broadway. Her name was Ali Hillis. The statement took her breath away! What a major godwink! If Cheryl McKay ever received a heavenly confirmation that she was on the right track with her destined purpose in life, that was it. The two old friends welcomed each other and rekindled the friendship that had started years before during their performances at The Children's Theater of Charlotte. Hugging each other on the set, Cheryl underscored the obvious. "I had to go to Hollywood to make it in Charlotte," she said with self-deprecating humor. It's fair to say that if Cheryl McKay had not started her life with a road map marked by signposts revealing the true passions of her heart-if she had not been absorbed with writing starting in childhood-she would not be where she is today. She'd be where most people are who have no idea where they want to go ... after driving around in circles, they're sitting right where they started. If you are facing a crossroads and feeling uncertain of your journey-it doesn't matter whether you're in high school or commencing retirement-know that it is never too late to begin mapping the course to your dreams. Today ... right now ... is the time to start charting a concrete path of pursuit. So ... let me ask you. What do you want to be when you grow up? Assessing What You Were Born With Some of you were born into homes of comfort and affluence. People might look at you and say, "Boy, were you lucky! You didn't have to struggle like the rest of us." But this latter group may actually feel sorry for you. After all, if you've never known want, if your parents gave you everything you needed-food, clothing, medical attention, schooling, and nearly every toy you wanted-you may have a disadvantage. You only need to study the number of highly successful people who have risen from backgrounds of difficulty to clearly see that it was their struggles that made them stronger. Many of you will identify with a kid named Tommy Harken who had a hard time in school and an even harder time in life. But, if you're like me, you'll be flabbergasted by what he made of it.... Tom: Yes, Someone's Watching The first time I heard of Tom Harken was when he stepped up to a microphone at an awards banquet I was attending in Washington, D.C. It was the annual Horatio Alger Awards that recognizes ten Americans who have lifted themselves up by their underprivileged bootstraps and pressed on to a place of honor and achievement in our society. Many of the other recipients were familiar names: Henry Kissinger, the former Secretary of State; Wayne Huizenga, the founder of Blockbuster Video; Maya Angelou, the wonderful poet. But the name Tom Harken ... that was brand-new to me. Little did I know, it was a name I would not forget. "I can't believe I'm here," said Tom, his eyes apprehensively panning a room of one thousand luminaries ready to hang onto every word. "I'm just a guy who peddles tacos." Everyone laughed. Moments later, these same people would be struggling with golf-ball-sized lumps in their throats and eyes that became uncontrollably misty. Even as a kid, blond towheaded Tommy Harken had an engaging smile, and his handshake was like a young man's. "Before I was six, I was welcome in the kitchen of every house on the block and knew every kid and canine in the neighborhood," he recalls. But a confident exterior can hide a soft interior. It hurt when others called him "stupid." "I was painfully aware of being slower than the rest of my class." Unlike kids today who learn numbers and letters on Sesame Street, Tom didn't have that advantage. His folks didn't have a TV, which was in its infancy when he was young. Besides, he was a kid long before those kinds of educational programs had even started. "Learning disabilities were virtually unheard of in those days. Children were considered smart or dumb," says Tom, "and I had a tendency to gaze out the window while the other kids learned their ABCs." Other than shooting baskets, what he did best was talking to people ... like the customers in his dad's tiny grocery store. That, and getting into mischief. If he could have only figured out how to get graded on monkey business, he'd have had straight As. Tommy, his older brother, and his two younger sisters grew up in a simple house on a small lake in Michigan; the town was called Lakeview and his street could have been the set for Leave It to Beaver, the homey TV series. His mom and dad were similar to those quintessential TV parents too. They loved each other and weren't afraid to display it. And they taught Tommy and his siblings that God was always watching over them and that when they pray, God hears them. But when he was only eight, Tommy's budding faith was about to be severely tested. His life was about to go into a tailspin.... He was feeling tired. At first, his folks thought he might be dreaming up a way to get out of going to school. But, when his breathing became labored, the doctor sadly recognized the signs of an epidemic sweeping the country at the time: It was the terrible disease called polio that killed or paralyzed children. Doctors couldn't tell if the disease was contagious ... how it started ... or how to get over it. The only solution was isolation. At a hospital seventy miles from home. "They tried every treatment you could think of," says Tom, "but I kept getting worse, and people in the isolation ward were dying left and right. I was struggling to just take a breath, so they put me into an iron lung-big tank that looks like something out of an old science fiction movie. I lay there on my back with just my head sticking out, while mechanical bellows forced oxygen into my lungs." He was captive in the iron lung for months. With only a small mirror reflecting his own little face to keep him company, he was consumed by thoughts that he was about to die. There were nurses who occasionally entered the room wearing masks, but he could tell they really didn't want to be there. Fearful they might catch what he had, they weren't likely to stop and chat. They would just come in, officiously look him over, and leave. Is God really watching over me? Tom wondered again and again. Why would God want to do this to a little kid? He prayed anyway, the prayers of a lonely child: "Please, God, just get me out of here. I'll be good from now on. I promise to do what my parents tell me to do." One night Tommy got sick. He threw up. Lying on his back, he struggled, but couldn't get his hands out of the iron lung to wipe his face. He was afraid to call a nurse, certain that he was a bother to them. So he just lay there, all night, in his own vomit. The next morning the doctor was making his rounds. Wearing a surgical mask, a white cap, and a long white coat, he bent over Tommy. His eyes filled with concern. "Tommy, what happened to you?" "I'm sorry. I didn't mean to do it," stammered Tommy. "You didn't do anything wrong, son. My goodness, didn't anyone come to help you?" "I didn't want to bother anyone." The doctor pulled off his mask and, as best he could, used it as a towel to wipe Tommy's face. He pulled Tommy from the iron lung, then sat with him on the floor, just holding him tightly, deeply pained that the nursing staff had neglected this child. Into Tommy's ear he whispered, "Tommy, I want you to know that God loves you. Even when you wonder about God, He's there, He's watching over you, He's protecting you. Keep your faith, Tommy. Keep your faith." As the doctor rocked slowly, Tommy felt safe. It was a comfort that he had not felt for a long time. The hugs of that caring doctor prompted feelings that he carried inside him from that day forward. And that experience, as terrible as it was at the time, was a godwink-a clear answer to a little boy's prayers-and a few days later Tommy's breathing became better. His hope was beginning to rise. Before he knew it, he was in the backseat of the car as his mom and dad took him home. It was an indescribable thrill. For years, when thinking back on that day, he could still relive the joy he felt while driving home, the joy of watching the treetops, the houses, the people they passed along the way. He was out of prison at last. Out of isolation. (Continues...) Excerpted from When GOD winks on NEW BEGINNINGS by Squire Rushnell Copyright © 2009 by SQuire Rushnell. 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SQuire Rushnell, a former television president and CEO, was an executive with the ABC Television Network for twenty years. He was a creator of such programs for young people as Schoolhouse Rock and the ABC Afterschool Specials, which together won seventy-five Emmys. He also led Good Morning America to the number-one spot and is the author of a book series started by the word-of-mouth phenomenon When God Winks.

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Roemer had testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday, which confirmed his nomination the following day.
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javascript - Alternative Ways To Write XHR Synchronous Behavior - Stack Overflow
I recently heard we are not suppose to using Synchronous behavior when using XHR. In my case I need Synchronous behavior. What is the best way to rewrite my calls to my services Synchronously instead of how I am doing it now. No jquery please ..
xhReq.open("POST", "ClientService.svc/REST/TestHtmlSend", false);
var serverResponse = JSON.parse(xhReq.responseText);
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Can you give some more background? I'm not clear on the question you're asking. The third parameter in the xhr open function tells the request to load in sync or async mode.
@Joel: This was prompted by my answer to this question, where I pointed out that using synchronous XHR is a bad idea. He's asking how to rewrite his code to be asynchronous.
You never need "synchronous behavior"; instead, you (the developer) just have to wrap your head around JavaScript's asynchronous nature – specifically, how to use anonymous callbacks and deal with closures.
For example, if you're doing this:
function doSomething(arg) {
var number = arg + 10; // for example
var data = getDetail();
element.innerHTML = number + ': ' + data.name;
function getDetail() {
xhReq.open("POST", "ClientService.svc/REST/GetDetail", false); // bad!
It could be written asynchronously:
var number = arg + 10;
Notice in the asynchronous example that your inner callback function (which executes only after the network request has completed) still has access to the outer function's number variable. This is because JavaScript has static scope – in other words, when you declare a function, that function will permanently have access to the variables of any functions that enclose that function.
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Firefox redirect response on xhr request
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Replacing synchronous $.ajax() call with AngularJS $http or native javascript (xhr)
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From Scraps of Bass, Ceviche Is Born - The New York Times
Food|From Scraps of Bass, Ceviche Is Born
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By C. J. CHIVERSAUG. 11, 2014
Mick Chivers’s striped bass ceviche is made from scraps shaved from the fish.
Andrew Sullivan for The New York Times SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — My son Mick looked up from the big striped bass he had laid across the tailgate of our pickup. He had caught the fish the night before from rough water near Block Island in Rhode Island. Pulled from the ice in the morning, it measured 46 inches. But now he was dissatisfied.“I messed up,” he said, and set aside the bloody knife.The problem (if this counts as a problem) was immediately clear. Mick, who is 12, had removed a fillet from one side of the fish. But as he lifted the long slab clear, he could see he had not run the knife’s fine blade quite as tight to the fish’s spine as he should have, and had left behind a strip of meat by the fish’s tail.Our family grows, raises or catches a sizable fraction of its own food. With a plot on a brother-in-law’s farm, a sprawling garden behind our house and two root cellars, we have vegetables, especially root crops, almost beyond counting.Brooders, a coop and an old-fashioned turkey sun porch (supplemented by birds we release for a season of ranging on the farm) give us a supply of fresh eggs and meat from poultry that has lived in the weather and under the sun. Continue reading the main story
My older sons, Mick and Jack, who is 14, and I run a fishing boat, largely at night, that keeps us and many of our neighbors fed from the middle of spring until deep into the fall.
We are not ideologues. But we believe that local food tastes better, and that having worked for it in tangible and physical ways is more satisfying than eating much of what is stocked in stores.And so for Mick, the waste of even a strip of meat was grounds for disappointment. He curled his face into a minor scowl, a boy salty beyond his years. I stood with him, feigning similar disappointment.Then his inner light bulb flashed. “I know what I’ll do,” he said.In three days the rest of us would benefit from that errant pass of a knife.Very quickly Mick was leaning back over the fish, intently cutting away not just the meat near the tail but seemingly shaving the entire side of the fish frame and making a pile of scraps. He flipped the bass over, removed the second fillet and continued with the detail work, assembling perhaps three-quarters of a pound of small white strips.These we carefully scrubbed in a mix of ice water and kosher salt, and then tucked them into the back of the refrigerator. With striped bass costing about $30 a pound in markets, that little sack was the coastal equivalent of scraps of gold gathered off a jeweler’s bench.Two nights later we were back near the island: Mick, Jack and me. We were drifting the ebb tide over the same rocks. Two more fish of the same length came aboard. By the next morning Mick had turned fish shaving into a routine. After slicing away the fillets and cutting the shoulders into steaks, he delicately removed another pound or so of small strips. When he added it to the scraps from the previous bass, he had quite a pile.He announced his plan: “Bass-scrap ceviche,” he said, giving his dish a name.On good days around here, we hew to the axiom that the skills that come with a determined resistance to modern distractions and an insistence on ancient chores can make a happiness you will not find in the modern world or online. Growing and gathering our food also provides me with a healthy respite from my job covering conflicts and weapons for The New York Times, and puts me in settings where the tinnitus and war-related thoughts can seem to subside.
Mick Chivers, the author’s 12-year-old son, with a striped bass he caught.
C.J. Chivers The tasks and habits can take many forms: tending to animals day upon day, cleaning fish, dressing poultry and butchering meat; studying weather and tides (in the service of knowing where and when to fish, harvest or plant); cutting and splitting the wood that heats the home.
And then there is Mick, who likes to pickle and to cook. His latest concoction, a chilled testament to simplicity, fell somewhere in between.For a few minutes, Mick disappeared out back.It was last month, and the yard was rich. First he slipped into a shack where some of the recently pulled garlic was drying on wire racks. Then he stopped by a bed and snatched a few hot cherry peppers.
Soon he was at the cutting board and sink with his pile of striped bass scraps and a few Walla Walla and Red Zeppelin onions that he and Jack had planted and grown.He quickly squeezed about a cup and a half of lemon juice and whisked in two tablespoons of olive oil. Then he sliced a half-cup of small, tangy rings from the garlic stems and chopped a few onions and hot peppers, which, for reasons we cannot explain, tended more to sweet than heat.Everything went into a bowl: bass scraps, garlic greens, onions, his lemon-juice-and-oil cocktail, all topped with a quick hail of sea salt. He turned it all over a few times with a wooden spoon.This is where I’d like to say that we let it soak for a few hours. We didn’t. The day was warm, the fish was cold and we were hungry. After 30 minutes or so we broke out the forks and the bowl, and sat down to a midsummer’s lunch.I’d like to say we didn’t drink the juice afterward. But we did.Mick made note of what came from the grocer: salt, olive oil and lemons.The rest had come by his own hand, from skills and ideas that he and his siblings are honing, year after year, in the service of eating well while knowing more of their food than these times usually allow.Mick had made ceviche before, using the almost translucent meat from summer flounder from Block Island or Nebraska Shoal, or the bright white fillets of black sea bass from the submerged boulder fields where we often find striped bass.
The bass scraps, in their way, were better. The varied cuts from the fish, including the belly straps, gave this ceviche a range of textures: from fine, like that from flounder, to a firmer, richer and chewier meat that came from high on the shoulder or mid-fish, by the ribs.
From a slip of the knife, a new family habit was born. And the eating, as it is day after day in summer, when we are living as we were meant to, was fine.Recipe: Bass Ceviche
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Farewell Hike for Rob - food and spirits at Rosewood Grill to follow
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For new or old members, one of our favorite hikers and photographers of NEO Hiking Club will be moving out of state the end of August. Let's show our support in wishing Rob a fond farewell and join us for a scenic hike and then head over to the Rosewood Grill in Hudson for food and spirits.
This event will start in the town of Boston Heights at the Happy Days Lodge parking lot, where we will begin our hike at one of Cuyahoga Valley National Park's most interesting areas due to its spectacular sandstone ledges. It takes us to Ice Box Cave and Ritchie Ledges, Happy Days Visitor Center, and the Pine Grove Trail. There are several hills and steps to climb on this hike.

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IS group says it kills 8 men for allegedly cooperating with government security forces
BAGHDAD – The Islamic State group said it has killed eight men in Iraq's Salahuddin province north of Baghdad for allegedly cooperating with the government security forces and international airstrikes targeting the group.
The photos showed the blindfolded men being brought to a riverbank by masked gunmen under what looks like a bridge, then lined up on their knees and shot in the head. The group didn't mention when the killings took place.
A provincial official, who spoke on condition of anonymity for his safety, offered a different account; he said Tuesday that the men were army officers who abandoned the army before the militants took over parts of the province last year and that they didn't cooperate with the Iraqi government forces.
Since then, the militant group has declared a self-styled caliphate over about a third of Iraq and neighboring Syria. But there has been growing resentment among some residents fueled by the group's enforcement of its extremist interpretation of Islamic law, economic stagnation and a lack of public services.
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Hearts can challenge Celtic for the Scottish Premiership title, declares Steven Pressley | Daily Mail Online
Hearts can challenge Celtic for the Scottish Premiership title, declares Steven Pressley
Former Hearts captain Steven Pressley says they can challenge for title
No side other than Celtic or Rangers have won league since 1985
Hearts have a 100 per cent record after four games of the season
Published: 19:14 EDT, 20 August 2015 | Updated: 19:16 EDT, 20 August 2015
Former Hearts captain Steven Pressley has tipped the Tynecastle club to challenge Celtic for the Premiership title.
No team outwith the Old Firm has won the Scottish league since Aberdeen in 1985.
However, on the back of four straight wins following their return to the top tier, Pressley claims Robbie Neilson’s side can go the distance with Celtic and Aberdeen – even comparing them to Jose Mourinho’s Chelsea.
Former Hearts captain Steven Pressley has tipped the Tynecastle club to challenge Celtic for the title
Hearts have started the Scottish Premiership campaign with four wins from as many games
Speaking to Ladbrokes News, he said: ‘Aberdeen have progressed year on year under Derek McInnes and I expect them to be strong throughout the season.
‘But Hearts in particular have been very creative in the transfer market. They’ve plundered Europe and made some astute signings. Under the guidance of Robbie Neilson, they can be a threat.
‘Their recruitment has focused on very robust players who can deal with the physicality of the British game and that could be crucial.
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‘Like Chelsea in the Premier League under Mourinho, Hearts have built a solid foundation and they’ll be able to handle playing in the most difficult venues during the harsh winter months.
‘Sometimes you have to dig out those 1-0 wins on poor playing surfaces. Pitches deteriorate in Scotland far more than south of the border and you need a side that can deal with that.
‘Even before the start of the season I really believed Hearts can go the distance. There’s an energy and belief coming from the club that’s infectious.’
On the back of a 100 per cent record following promotion from the Championship, the Gorgie side have shown a clinical ability to see out games.
Matches against Partick Thistle, Hamilton and Scottish Cup holders Inverness precede a double header against Aberdeen and Celtic in September expected to test their credentials to the maximum.
Celtic players James Forrest (left) and Nadir Ciftci (right) in action against Malmo on Wednesday
Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson in training at Tynecastle as his side have made a perfect start
Expressing admiration for the job done by coach Neilson and director of football Craig Levein, Pressley added: ‘Robbie is a friend of mine and so is the chief scout. Every single person at Tynecastle is pulling in the right direction and that’s clear for all to see.
‘Will their results against Celtic decide where the league title ends up? I don’ t think so.
‘It’s about taking care of the other teams and Hearts have done that in their opening four games.
‘Their title challenge will come from being consistent over the course of the campaign.
‘Irrespective of whether Celtic get through to the Champions League group stages, they’ll be pushed all the way.’
Jim Jefferies, meanwhile, has set a more modest target – tipping his former club to secure a top-four finish.
‘I can’t see Hearts not being in the top half. In fact, I’d say minimum top four. There isn’t a great amount between the teams and I think they could even challenge Aberdeen for second place.
‘We’ll really get an idea of what they can achieve this season after the back-to-back games against Aberdeen and Celtic. If they ended up with two defeats then you’d have to ask how they’d react.
‘They’ve had four wins on the trot already and you’d expect them to beat Partick at home to make it five. They’ll be setting out to match George Burley’ s side’s run of eight on the spin.
‘Hearts are still a relatively young side even if they have Gomis and Buaben. The rest are either new to the Premiership or young but they’re doing well. Winning, like losing, is a habit.’

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Get Me Out of Africa - The New York Times
Archives|Get Me Out of Africa
By RAND RICHARDS COOPER MARCH 30, 2003
472 pp. Boston:
TO the writer, said Ralph Waldo Emerson, ''a man is the faculty of reporting, and the universe is the possibility of being reported.'' Among travel writers, no one better fits this bill than Paul Theroux, who for decades has been reporting the universe with eyes and ears so acute they seem Darwinian adaptations to the genre. Theroux, of course, is also a novelist, and as a travel writer his guiding lights are novelists: Joyce's and Chekhov's love of the quotidian; ''the humor and the dialogue'' of Trollope; ''the good intentions and bad temper'' of his mentor, V. S. Naipaul. Theroux has a skeptic's instinct for deflating myths, bringing irony to an essentially romantic form. In ''The Great Railway Bazaar,'' for instance, we board the fabled Orient Express to the sound of Theroux's cabinmate filling the chamber pot at midnight. A genius of the witty insult -- ''At my lowest point, when things were at their most desperate and uncomfortable, I always found myself in the company of Australians, who were like a reminder that I'd touched bottom'' -- Theroux regales us with the humor of ill humor, maintaining a tricky balance of crankiness, curiosity and charm.
That's not exactly a journey readers will want to duplicate. Actually, Theroux himself seems mostly miserable. The tricky balance that has served him so well in the past eludes him here. He doesn't just grump about people, he lets them have it, as if trying to out-Naipaul Naipaul. In Malawi, he berates a man begging in the street, demanding why he doesn't ask for work instead of a handout. In Kenya, when a truck he's riding in is stalled for repairs and two passing American aid workers refuse him a ride, Theroux leans in the window of their Land Rover and blasts away. ''If we see you broken down or in trouble by the side of the road,'' he says, adding an unprintable oath, ''we're going right past you.''
Throughout ''Dark Star Safari,'' Theroux is particularly venomous on the subject of aid workers. There's a respectable philosophical position in here somewhere: namely, that foreign aid sponsors corruption and saps local initiative. But Theroux's critique of Africa seems more like anger in search of an argument. Aid workers are ''oafish self-dramatizing prigs'' who ''turn African problems into permanent conditions.'' Trains don't run on time, or at all. Roads and buildings decay. The only thriving industry in Kenya is the coffin-building trade. Indeed, Kenya strikes him as ''a country that seemed terminally ill,'' and Mozambique has ''the haunted look of a desperate distant future, an intimation of how the world would end.''
Only southern Africa -- white man's Africa -- escapes Theroux's cutting judgments. Despite ''its fearsome reputation for political mayhem,'' Harare seems orderly and safe, ''the most pleasant African city I had seen so far,'' while white Zimbabwean farmers exemplify the can-do attitude Theroux finds lacking among so many black Africans. He visits the farm of a man named Peter Drummond, caught in a bitter struggle with African squatters bent on dispossessing him. After admiring the self-sufficiency of Drummond's spread, Theroux visits one of the squatters, dismissing the man's efforts and mocking his plea that someone -- the government or Drummond himself -- should help him by providing seed, fertilizer and a tractor. ''It was like a thief,'' comments Theroux, ''who, having stolen a coat, insisted that his victim have the coat dry-cleaned and tailored to fit.''
That a vexed history of colonial land appropriation lies behind the demagogic land-grab by Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe, doesn't interest Theroux. Indignation has narrowed his observations. At a dinner party in Malawi, when an African bureaucrat makes excuses for his country's poverty, Theroux rages inwardly and ends up ''feeling so irritable I thought I was experiencing the symptoms of an illness.'' Africa literally makes him sick.
By now the reader is wondering what this is really all about. Why is Theroux not merely dismayed by Africa but enraged? Why does he take things so personally? Ultimately, my guess is that it is personal. Theroux himself has observed that travel writing begins in journalism, passes to fiction and arrives at autobiography. And nowhere more so, perhaps, than in this book. For Africa is where Theroux started out four decades ago as a Peace Corps teacher and later a university lecturer. His first novels were written and situated there; and looking back at this ''golden age'' in his life, he sees himself ''supremely happy,'' exploring an Africa that ''for all its perils, represented wilderness and possibility.''
If nothing else, ''Dark Star Safari'' proves that you should never return to a place where you were young and happy. Arriving at his old school in Malawi, Theroux finds it ''almost unrecognizable,'' a ghostly, run-down place, the windows broken, the library empty of books. ''I was a specter, too,'' he continues, ''knocking on broken windows with my bony fingers, pressing my skull against the glass and looking death's-head toothy, and saying, Remember me?'' No one does. The African principal has little time for him, and less interest. Theroux locates the graves of the English couple who ran the school in his day, overgrown and ''not just neglected but forgotten.'' Consumed by sorrow and anger, he clears the weeds from their gravestones.
''Dark Star Safari'' howls with rage at the forgetting that lies beyond neglect, but the real specter haunting this book is old age. The author turns 60 during his trip, and to say he's tetchy about it is a wild understatement. Asked if he's retired, he denies it furiously. (''I despised the word and equated it with surrender.'') He construes the Swahili honorific mzee (''old man'') as an insult and repeatedly asks Africans to guess his age, ''hoping -- perhaps knowing in advance -- they would give me a low figure.'' In a region of dismal life expectancy, there's something grotesque in this. But Theroux can't help himself. He visits the South African novelist Nadine Gordimer, and even though she herself is in her late 70's -- and her husband, who is dying, is in his 90's -- Theroux worries that she'll think he looks old.
This is a gloomy book, obsessed with ruin and oblivion. Theroux rereads ''Heart of Darkness'' 13 times and muses over Shelley's ''Ozymandias,'' whose best-known line -- ''Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!'' -- casts a shadow over his pleasure in his many accomplishments. Bit by bit, his oft-repeated dream of vanishing into Africa, at first seemingly just a reaction against his too-busy schedule at home, begins to feel like a symbolic testing of deeper waters.
As Emerson went on to say, a writer engages despair by writing about it; ''in calamity, he finds new materials.'' With ''Dark Star Safari,'' Theroux reports his first trip into the last leg of life's voyage, and sends back a brooding and apocalyptic report.
A version of this review appears in print on March 30, 2003, on Page 7007009 of the National edition with the headline: Get Me Out of Africa. Today's Paper|Subscribe