A Prisoner in Fairyland

... that he possessed in its place a certain delicacy that was more becoming to a man of letters whom an adverse fate prevented from being a regular minor poet. There was that touch of melancholy in ... because he was a safe receptacle for his employer's enthusiasms than because his advice or judgment had any exceptional value. So many men need an audience. Herbert Minks was a fine audience, ... rather than an actual squint. The chin, too, ran away a little from the mouth, and the lips were usually parted. There was, at any rate, this air of incompatibility of temperament between the features...

... examination,”“e-learning in medicine,”“evaluation of teaching,”“practical year,” and “prepara-tion for final examination.” The practical year is aFrank and Frank Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health ... Heidelberg, Mannheim,Tuebingen, and Ulm. The focus is on academic didacticsin medicine, with the faculty members at each medicalschool focusing on a separate area: “examination andstandards in examination,”“e-learning ... legal regulations• be able to establish contact with a patient in anappropriate and empathic manner and have exam-ined, under supervision, at least one standardizedpatient.There are 4 levels at...

... A Rainbow In My Pocket A long time ago, in the far away land of the Navajo, there was a small village. A favorite time in the village was evening. The time when work was finished, ... with a Jack-Rabbit across a high ridge. He may even see a snake warming itself beside the shaggy bark of a Juniper tree. All these things lived in the harsh, yet beautiful desert that was Charlie’s ... the early morning. Their color comes from the many rainbows caught in tear drops that have fallen here”. Charlie thought about what his mother had said as he ate his bread, still warm from...

... our new acquaintance enthusiastically. At that time the Marine Board examinations took place at the St. Katherine's Dock House on Tower Hill, and he informed us that he had a special affection ... friend had just "got a ship" that very morning and was hurrying home in a state of outward joy and inward uneasiness usual to a sailor who after many days of waiting suddenly gets a berth. ... the ball rolling I asked Marlow if this Powell was remarkable in any way. "He was not exactly remarkable," Marlow answered with his usual nonchalance. " ;In a general way it's...