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• Adorable literary DIY alert!
• The five finalists for the 2014 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction were announced this week. Which one do you think should take home the prize?
• PWxyz compiled a list of 12 books that end in mid-sentence. Are there others that should've made the list?
• And while we're on the subject of breaking the rules, the folks at Qwiklit put together a list of 10 authors who ignored the basic rules of punctuation.
• Earlier this week, a Tweet from Rebecca Skloot prompted the New York Times to issue a way-overdue correction to a 161-year-old error.
• If you're not list-ed out yet, here's another one from Flavorwire that features 10 compelling unnamed protagonists in literature, which includes, of course, the narrator of du Maurier's classic.
• In last week's links, we shared BuzzFeed's "who's your classic author soul mate" quiz. But before you run off with him, you may want to take this new quiz that will tell you which Jane Austen hero is the One for you.
Author Tony Earley's 2000 debut novel, Jim the Boy, was a national bestseller, but he is also known for his short stories, which serve up satisfying slices of life. On August 26, he'll release his third short story collection—and his first in 20 years—Mr. Tall (Little, Brown).
The seven tales—one of which is novella length—have varied Southern settings, from the Outer Banks to contemporary Nashville (Earley is an English professor at Vanderbilt University).
From the publisher:
Earley indelibly maps previously undiscovered territories of the human heart in these melancholy, comic, and occasionally strange stories. Along the way he leads us on a journey from contemporary Nashville to a fantastical land of talking dogs and flying trees, teaching us at every step that, even in the most familiar locales, the ordinary is never just that.
Will you read it?
Saint Monkey by Jacinda Townsend
Norton • $24.95 • ISBN 9780393080049
On sale February 24
Jacinda Townsend's debut novel, Saint Monkey, follows best friends Audrey Martin and Caroline Wallace through their most formative years in the segregated Appalachian culture of Eastern Kentucky. Family tragedy and a deep well of grief initially tie the two girls together, and both dream of life beyond their tiny, oppressive town. Audrey is picked up by a talent scout for her gifts in jazz piano and joins the house band at Harlem's Apollo theatre at the age of 17, but Caroline finds it much harder to sever her ties to Mt. Sterling, and a bitter divide is cut between them as they struggle for a place in the world.
Read an excerpt from the first chapter below:
Since my daddy died, Grandpap has begun to see me as a dry leaf in freefall, a wasted petal about to be crunched under a man's foot. He wants me to forget all the boys of Montgomery County and take studies in typing, to let go the idea of marrying a town sweetheart and become, instead, a woman of the city in a store-bought dress and nylons, with my own bedboard and bankbook. I'm supposed to fly and dream about all that, sitting here in this swing. He painted it white, whiter even than the side of this house, whose thin coat is peeling to expose the aged black wood underneath. He painted the wood slats of this swing so white that when you stare at them for a time, they seem blue. Swing high, and the porch ceiling creaks where he riveted the screws: the grown people who walk by warn me. "Hey gal, it ain't a playground swing," they say. For them, for their limitations, I stop pumping my legs, and the creaking stops. But when they've faded down the walk, I fly high again.
What are you reading this week?
Today readers learned that John Darnielle, the man behind the indie group The Mountain Goats, will become the author of more than some memorable songs: FSG announced that they will publish his first novel on September 30.
The Wolf in the White Van is the story of video game artist Sean Phillips, whose RPG "Trace Italian" has captured the imaginations of people worldwide. But when two fans find their obsession has real-world consequences, Sean must deal with the reality of his fictional creation.
Darnielle joins such indie greats as Josh Ritter, John Wesley Harding and Willy Vlautin in making the transition from song to page. On his tumblr, Darnielle wrote that "I'm currently writing a novel for the same house that publishes Frank Bidart, which I totally cannot even believe, I mean honestly."
And his editor and publisher Sean MacDonald, is even more effusive, saying of the novel "the greatest and perhaps most unexpected satisfaction is the quality that encompasses all these things, that this is simply a magnificent novel, weird and dark and wonderful, adventurous and spellbinding in the way of any great piece of literary art."
Here's the full publisher description:
Isolated by a disfiguring injury since the age of seventeen, Sean Phillips crafts imaginary worlds for strangers to play in. From his small apartment in southern California, he orchestrates fantastic adventures where possibilities, both dark and bright, open in the boundaries between the real and the imagined. As the creator of "Trace Italian"—a text-based, role-playing game played through the mail—Sean guides players from around the world through his intricately imagined terrain, which they navigate and explore, turn by turn, seeking sanctuary in a ravaged, savage future America.
Lance and Carrie are high school students from Florida, and are explorers of the Trace. But when they take their play into the real world, disaster strikes, and Sean is called on to account for it. In the process, he is pulled back through time, tracing back toward the moment of his own self-inflicted departure from the world in which most people live.
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Author and practicing anesthesiologist Carol Cassella's new medical mystery, Gemini, is hitting shelves today.
An unidentified Jane Doe winds up in a Seattle hospital as the presumed victim of a nasty hit and run in rural Washington. Soon, she slips into a coma on the operating table, and Dr. Charlotte Reese battles to keep her alive while police race to track and identify the driver at fault. Cassella's characters grapple with medicine and morality—is life and family about more than just DNA? Is Charlotte's patient still in her broken, failing body somehwere, or is her conciousness truly lost? Who will make decisions on the unknown patient's behalf in lieu of any known family?
Learn more as Cassella lays out the details in this trailer from Simon and Schuster below:
What do you think, readers? Will you pick up a copy of Gemini?
House of Glass by Sophie Littlefield
Published on February 25, 2014
Jen Glass lives with her husband and two children in a beautiful home in a suburb of Minneapolis. From the outside, the family couldn't look better. But on the inside, things are falling apart: Jen and her husband, Ted, are barely speaking; their teen daughter is sullen and distant and their young son has developmental delays. Just when Jen thinks things can't get any worse, they do. One night, two men break into the Glass home, but the routine robbery becomes something much worse when the family is held hostage in their own basement. Jen and Ted must overcome their differences in order to make sure their family survives the days to come.
Jen put her hand on the brass knob. Later, she would remember this detail, the warmth of the old brass to her touch, the way she had to tug to clear the slight jam.
Standing in the hallway was her beautiful daughter, her face exquisitely frozen, her lips parted and her long-lashed eyes wide with terror.
On her left, a man Jen had never seen before held Teddy in his arms, her little boy flailing ineffectively against his grip.
On her right, a man who looked unnervingly like Orlando Bloom pressed a gun to Livvy's head.
What are you reading this week?
With just a few days left in February, let's take a look at the March LibraryReads list, which features the 10 books coming out next month that librarians across the country are the most excited about sharing with their patrons.
Coming in at #1 is Laura McHugh's The Weight of Blood, which our reviewer describes as "a tense, taut novel and a truly remarkable debut. . . . a suspenseful thrill ride that satisfies in all the right ways." (Read our full review here, and our interview with McHugh about the book here.)
Other librarian-recommended books on the list are The Divorce Papers by Susan Rieger, Gemini by Carol Cassella and Show Your Work! by Austin Kleon. See the full list here.
What do you think, readers? Will any of the March LibraryReads books be going on your TBR list?
Is there anything as aesthetically intriguing as swinging 60's London? Pop-culture and music journalist William Shaw transports us into the world of mini-dresses, go-go boots and, of course, The Beatles in his newest mystery, She's Leaving Home.
But it isn't all peace and love and youthful rebellion—Shaw taps into the rampant sexism and xenophobia that colored much of this decade as well.
When the strangled body of a teenage girl is found near Abbey Road Studios, Detective Sergeant Cathal Breen is assigned to the case, along with Helen Tozer, the first woman to join his detective staff. Shaw is on point with his characters, dialogue and period detail, making this first installation in his planned trilogy of cultural thrillers a highly recommended read.
Check out the slick trailer from Mulholland Books below:
Well readers, what do you think? Are you interested in reading She's Leaving Home?
Bich Minh Nguyen's enthralling second novel, Pioneer Girl, offers a version of the immigrant experience that's different from the one we usually read about: the Middle America Asian-American experience. Our interview with Nguyen about Pioneer Girl highlights the fascinating inspiration behind the book, also offering a peek into her creative process.
We were curious about the books Nguyen has enjoyed reading lately, so we asked her to recommend three recent favorites, which she graciously agreed to share.
Happiness, Like Water
By Chinelo Okparanta
I love the distilled experience of reading short stories, and Okparanta's debut collection is powerful and heartbreaking in the best way. Set in Nigeria and the United States, the stories follow characters struggling in their relationships, families, and social and political circumstances. The question of identity, especially for women, is always at the forefront, as in two of my favorite stories here, "On Ohaeto Street," about a couple's doomed marriage, and "America," about a woman whose decision to emigrate creates hope but also signals the loss of family heritage.
Son of a Gun
By Justin St. Germain
I recently taught this memoir, which is as clear-eyed, beautiful and intense as one could hope for in a work of nonfiction. While St. Germain focuses the narrative on his search for understanding in the years after his mother's murder, he also reflects on the landscape of Tombstone, Arizona, and its culture of myth-making and violence. With restraint and care, St. Germain weaves together ideas about past and present, rage and stillness, loss and reinvention.
Queen Sugar
By Natalie Baszile
I just started this lovely and absorbing novel about a mother and daughter who move from Los Angeles to Louisiana, drawn by an inheritance of 800 acres of sugarcane land. The farming life and the Southern country life are completely unfamiliar to Charley Bordelon and her daughter Micah, and they have to learn quickly. Much is on the line here, as Charley feels like this is her one big chance to start over and make a life for herself and Micah. And there's a tantalizing mystery, too: Who was Charley's father? Why did he leave all this land to her? I can't wait to see how the stories and secrets unfold.
What do you think, readers? Will you be adding Pioneer Girl—or any of Nguyen's recommended books—to your TBR list?
The Moon Sisters by Therese Walsh
Crown • $25 • ISBN 9780307461605
On sale March 4, 2014
In her second novel, Therese Walsh explores the tumultuous, yet fiercely loyal bond between two young sisters, Jazz and Olivia Moon. After their mother dies of an apparent suicide, Olivia, whose synesthesia causes her to see sounds and taste sights, is determined to chase their mother's dream of seeing a fabled ghost light in the bogs of West Virginia. A resentful Jazz is cajoled into helping Olivia reach her destination, but there's plenty of trouble along the way. When their borrowed vintage bus breaks down, Olivia tries to shake Jazz loose and acts on her first impulse—she hops a train and forges a fragile alliance with some fellow travelers.
Readers who love a good road trip story will want to check this one out, and Walsh taps into a family's grieving process with sincerity. Here's the opening of the first chapter, told from Jazz's perspective:
My sister began staring at the sun after our mother died, because she swore it smelled like her. For me, it would always be the scent of oven gas, since that's how Mama went—fumes pouring out, her breathing them in. Like Sylvia Plath, my father said, because Mama was a tortured writer, too.
Olivia's actions were just as purposeful. Burned her retinas out over a period of months, made it so she couldn't drive or even read. Well, she could've, if she'd used the glasses the doctor gave her—those big things that look like telescopes on her face—but she wouldn't. So no reading. No driving. Instead, she lived with her head always tilted to the side, with an oil smudge in the center of everything she might want to see.
My sister's reality had always been bizarre, though, with her ability to taste words and see sounds and smell a person on the sun. So when she decided to toss our dead mother's ashes into a suitcase and go off to the setting of our dead mother's story to find a ghost light, I wasn't all that surprised. She'd never been the poster child for sense.
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Dear local guild of locksmiths;
I assume you form guilds. And if you don't, I assume you all talk to each other at some point or another, even if just to suss out the competition, and I don't know what else to call that loose association with one another but a guild. I play a lot of video games. That isn't just a randomly confessional moment, a brief window into the halls of my life. It's relevant.
It happened like this: as I said earlier, I play a lot of video games. Actually, I'm somewhat of a professional gamer. Not just the type that says that because they still live with their parents (what's with that stereotype?) and don't have a job, thus allowing them to play video games 40+ hours a week, 'just like a profession!' No. I actually con-hop (it's where you go from convention to convention—you guys have conventions, right?) across the country attending competitions and winning. Winning, like, real money, in return for being really, really, supermega excellent at videogames. It's my gift. I actually think I won the boxprize of the Universe with my life. I have the decoder-ring life. For serious.
When I am at home, I have a couple of roommates. Two, to be precise. That is where my story goes awry, and leads itself into emergency locksmith territory. But let me set it up.
At first, I didn't notice anything was wrong; I'd come home, you know, ten in the morning, crash for the next eight hours, wake up, get breakfast, and then settle in for some serious gaming. For some reason, most serious gaming happens in the middle of the night. I mean, sure, you can bump into a bunch of Asians and Australians and the like, so it's, like, the middle of the day for them, but a great majority are actually just awake in the middle of the night running recon on dragon lairs or alien hive-minds. We're a pretty rad bunch. So, yes, I'd game all night. With headphones in, but maybe it was still kind of noisy.
Anyways. My one roommate started getting sneaky. Passive-aggressive. Out and out aggressive. Hostile. Dishes left unwashed, food left on the counters, groceries left unbought, lights left on, music all day at high volume (that's my night, man!), banging on my door, loud conversations about how they were exhausted all the time because of my 'incessant tappings!' The list goes on. They finally moved out… but kept their keys, unbeknownst to me or my remaining (pretty chill dude) roommate.
So this is where the crazy really kicks itself up a notch, and why I am writing to you, dear maybe-guild of hopefully 24 hour locksmiths: help me, I have been reverse-besieged by my disgruntled ex-roommate, who has locked themselves inside of MY apartment, and I cannot get in because they have taken it upon themselves to change the locks (just for revenge! Who does that?). I send out this missive in hopes that someone, anyone, will help me in my darkest hour (also known as approximately the beginning of regular workdays).
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For those with suspected ALSNew referrals for evaluation of suspected ALS or other Motor Neuron Disease (MND) are scheduled for an initial visit. If a diagnosis of ALS or MND is confirmed, then follow-up appointments are scheduled with our multidisciplinary team. All visits are held in the Kentucky Neuroscience Institute Clinic located at the Kentucky Clinic.
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This paper is aimed at analyzing how Mexico and the Republic of Korea reacted to the Great Recession in 2008-2010. While the mechanisms of crisis contagion were very similar for both countries (trade and financial channels), the responses were quite different. In its economic policy, Korea endorsed the Keynesian consensus that most countries in the world crafted. In turn, Mexico stayed in the orthodox, liberal policies that has undertaken since the early 1980s. At the end of 2009, Mexico's GDP recorded -6.5%, while the ROK could maintain a modest growth of 0.2%. This paper's thesis is that economic performance of the ROK and Mexico during the global crisis can be explained by two main factors. The first has to do with different degrees of development and support of the domestic market as a means of economic recovery. While Mexico was unable to move away from the economic orthodoxy prevailing since the 1980s, South Korea quickly implemented counter-cyclical, Keynesian-style measures. The second factor is linked to the broader contexts of economic integration –namely NAFTA and East Asia. Despite plummeting imports from the United Sates, the Chinese and Asian markets remained very active for Korean exports. Mexican exports to the U.S. were quite stressed by decreasing demand, and Mexico did not have a China-like resource to offset the negative impacts of the crisis in North America. From this viewpoint, regional integration becomes a factor that either hinders or facilitates economic recovery.
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The Office of Teacher Education Services and Advising (TES) is committed to service students pursuing a teacher education emphasis through their respective college's academic department and foster a process guided by the following:
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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
~o be delivered by 'ike nnn.~field, M.C. before the Acnde~ of Political
Science, Hotel Astor, New York Cit,y, Nove~ber 12, 1947.
Ti E CHINESE POLICY OF THE UJfl'l'FD STATES
isunder tanding of our policy in Chine. nrioes le.rgelT !roc n failure
to underst.und the nature of Americnn foreign oliq i~elt. Therefore,
I think it eaoential, at the outrset, to consider briefiy tho aubstance of'
tbat policT in terms of three co!2ponents: objective, pattern and technique.
Without cle r comprehension of these distinctions nr~ their respective
cho.raoteristics, 1 t is difficult to grnap the implicntiona of our Cbintl
policy or to relate thnt policy to our actiYiV in other psu·ts of the
Let us bear in .Und that the objective of A::lerican foreign policy is
indivisible nd constant. Our goTernment seeks the same ultimate ends
whether ito policy ie t'perating in Europe, in outh America, in Asia, or
in the United Nations. l'urtbel'llOre, the objective has re:!Wined unchanged
since the dawn ot the Republic. It ie, in the wordu or the lBte President
Franklin D. Roosnelt, "to defend the honor, tho frcedoo, the rl&}lts, the
interests nd the well-being of the American people•. An essential corrollary
to our objeati•e, however, is thnt - ngain in the worde of Mr. Roosevelt -
"We aeoY. no gain at the expense ot others, 'We threaten no one, nor do we
tolerate tbree.te from others.•
In contr st with the fixit1 and tho uniTersblit.r of the objective, the
pattern of American policy, which finds its mo8t Tind expression in our
gre t State pnpers, is grndually evolving. It is the broad blueprint tor
ction which represents the accumulated wisdom of countless American ~inda.
It is the product of the interests, the hopes, e.nd even the fears, ot
our whole people.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 36, Folder 32, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
fhe &ow evolution of the ttern of poliCY' 18 oY1 l71lh re in evidence.
In Un tea a Hui.apherie ollde.rlfir t'ro2 th ller foUDda-tiona
of the Dl"'8 Doctrine. In Europe • -.o• 1"ro!J a concept o! 18olat1on
to 4 p concern in the political and econoldc fortunes of th&t
oonUnent. And 1n Asia, too, there 1 the d l nux of Ute 'ttern
in the interest of the obJecttYe.
!be Tnird COilponent or policy - t.ech~u. - conoerne the 1.nstru11enta
•• use within tne ~ttern to achine the objeett·n. It coDSiata of all
the eaeurea - dipl0110.tio1 politicel, cUltural nnd econom1o - t t are
employed in aMtiog the ui.genoiu ot inter,national relations. In the laet
anal7aia1 it includu, too, mUitar;y measure - whether force, threat of
:force, or the aaqu11J1t1on ot atrategic beMa. In contnat to the fixed
obJect1Ye and tbe e~lYing pattern, the te n1Clue of foreign policy ust
r in flexible, ncS responai.Te to ch nging conditions. AI.rr other course,
ln a 0011plex and unstable world, trould be ._n in'f1tat1on to dlsast.er
lith these thrM cUatillotions - object1Te1 ps.tte.m, n4 technique -
iD alnd let ua examine the hbtorical. d..,.elopment of the Cbinese policy of
tbe On.lted Btatea. 'the objecti•• of our policy in Cbina does not 41fter
from the oTerul objective ot American pol1c7. e are conoorn.ed o.o IIIUCh
w1 t.b llt.he honor, the f'reedom~ the rights ond interests and tbe well-being
ot the .Aurican people• in our relatione with Chi as we ere in our
rel t1one nth BriWn, with France, or with BuJsia.
HoweTer, a our interests hen bro dened nd our world reaponslbUities
haye 1noreaaed1 the pattern ot Chineae policy h undergone al01r evolution.
Durilll the early period of our relationships witb tho nehu plre,
Cbina a tUl too rnote, too unlmcnm f: ctor, to loo11 largelJ in the
thiakJ.n& Of the Alaeriean people. fbe initlal pattern Of goTel'JDent policy
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 36, Folder 32, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
ren ctn 1 .rgely concern tor our shipping lntereato and the sn!ety of
our mistlionarios. e wanted 11equal CO!I.£1ercial opportunity• with European
arch nts for our traders. Jben the British opened Chinese port6 to their
citizens, ours aleo gained entrance . And when they established erlraterr1torlal1ty,
we did the sa~:~e. In this enrl.7 period •• avoided anne:u.tion
ot alien territory, resorting rimari~ to a technique or c!iplomact
to secure our objecti?e.
B1 the turn or tbe centur,r1 howeTer, there were indications that
·~unl eouercial opportunity" was inadeq_W!J.te in the tace ot mounting 1mperlaliat1o
pres:.ul."es on China. It wns ut thio point that John Hay
circulated hie now femoWI •Open •Door• notes among the Great Powers . And
when 1 t became evident tbe.t eYen this step was unlikel;r to ste:n tbe predatol'T
t.endenciee or other powers, especially Japan e.nd Ruea1c., we expanded
•The Open Door• to embrace the principle of mainta1n1nc the •independence
and integrlt;r of China.• But we soon discovered thct diplomacy could
operate aa a technique for fulfilling tbis pattern only it there axisted
a balance ot power in the fl:lr Enst. 'l'hia ~lance w s upset by the First
World lfnr. FrOlll that conflict, Japan emerceci s the domiMnt force in
Eastern Asia.
Nevertheless, nt the Wasbin,ton Conference of 1922, an ftttempt •ne
de to mninte.in the •Open Door• and China's •independence end territorial
integrity" through noru.l. diplomatic methods. e oscrificed part of our
m111tar.r potential in the Pacific, in return !or Jepan1B pledges to fore1o
further expansion. Under the pressure of 1 ts mi11 te.17 leaders, Japan in
1931 turned rrom the woys of peace.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 36, Folder 32, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
lor tully another decade, howeTer, we sought to preserve the pattern
ot the •Open Door• and of Cbins1e •t.erritorio.l. integrity• without resort
to military techniques. le wrote notes. le engaced in aonTeraations. le
apob anp-il.T. We spoke softq. But the J apane1e m111 tary chine rolled
onward into Mongolia, North Chiua, nd the Iangtse w.lley and South China.
Br 19401 with Japanese armies et.raddUng tbe coastline or East Asia
troll Ioree. and Manohuria to Indo-China - and epenrheaded deepl.J into t.he
body ot the continent - and with Europa eet aflame by Uermon:r, it had
ceased to be a question of maintaining the pattern of our policy. The
Allerioan people ware !need w1 tb tbe ine.xornble re 11 ty ot a free America
poaDibl:y etand1111 alone in a hostile, totalitarian world.
American J)lblic opinion began to ehitt rapidly. So, too, did our
technique or policy. fo the exhausted diplomatic aeaaurea we had taken
t.piu.t Japan, •• -.dded ecoDOIIic aeaaurea in the fom ot id to Ch1na and
restr1ct1ona on trade with Japan. We extend*' LendtLeaee to the hardpressed
Chineae and wi tb the •nying 'l'ipra•, epread on ainoTer oTer their
detenaeleea cities. l'iDB.lly we reached that point in the tide ot hiato17
when a reauertion ot the pattern ot our policy in China and the i ar East,
coupled w1 th our ecti T1 ties eluewhe.re 1n the world, ottered the last hope
of c!etandina beyond our ehoree •the honor, the freedoa, the rights, the
intere~ta, and the well-being or the American people".
!he eo~~plexitiea or the war iDTolTed the United States in the affairs
ot China to an unprecedented degree. iooooaio end mill te.ry probleu ot
the joint struggle agn1119t Jape.n forced our GoTerment to t.Ue an inorn.sing
conoern in the internal problems ot China& - a course which •• would
noraall)" haTe avoided. !he United States dealt of'fioiall.y only w1 tb the
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 36, Folder 32, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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stional Qovern:llent of Chi&nei Kai-sbek to which, theoretically at aDJ" rate,
th Chinese Co!!lmunistzs adhered. Vital considerations connected with the
war, hoJrever, de it es9ential for us to try to forestall n r~ture in
even the theoretical unity or Chinese reei atanae - a rMpture which con-ceivnbly
could have lengthened the war. !'here is nothing conteetable in
thil approech. It Wl\S eaaentinlly the name technique thJ.lt n.a employed in
France, in Italy, end in Poland. It was predice.ted on a recognition o!
the bard real!t1 of the cost ot the war in termt ot American livee and
While altina China internall1 to Jlllintdn ita unity and to re:nain in
the field ngainat Japan, we were ••ek1Di also to build up China'• international
position in order to prep:t.re the Chinese for a poedble expe.neion
of their role in the postwnr 1rorld. First of all, we l!eoo¢aed China as
one of the Big Four of tbe war G.gninst the !xie. In 194J we abandoned
extra-terri torial.1 tJ and wiped out the stigmn or Chinese exclusion. At
the Cairo Conference, in December, ~943, •e endorsed the principle or the
return of all Chinese territory seised by Japan. Still later we accepted
China as one ot the Five Greet Powers in the United Nation11. Throughout
the wnr our seeistanee went excluaiYely to the Central Government and ••
interter.d as 11 t.tle as circumst&noes would parmi t in internnl Chinese
affairs. In line with the t~ditional. p.'lttern of .Al:!erican policy, ••
desired an independent China at the end of hostilities, :aot e.n ad1ainistra-tive
and ilitary appendage of the United States.
But poece found ua, notwithetending our de8ire to the contnry, deeply
enmeshed in Cbineee affairs. It 11US impoesible to extricate ourselves
immediately with the !iring or the last •hot. e faced a draotically altered
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 36, Folder 32, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
oitun.tion in the For &at. The sll.stt.ering of the Jopnnese p1re hnd left
a bUJh vacuua. Into 1 t had rushed new power fro~ oviet As ia, through
onchuria to Datren and Port Arthur, and onr the border into 'ores to the
tb1rty-it1Chth parallel. On the other hand, Aaerican Forces occupied Japan,
the R7ukJUa, and Southern (orea. Between these new frontiers of power la7
the aeething uncertainty of China; o. China on the Terge of economic collA!pae
and alreaq in the first throes of renew~ cinl r.
In tbia chaotio lituation, the need for redefiDinc the pattern.or our
Chinese polioy became iaperatiTe. It •aa forthcoming in Preoident Truman's
policy etatement or DecHber 16, 19.45. Linking the Chinese a1 tUiltion to
our faith in the future of the United Hations, the President declared that,
"it is the !ira belief ot this GoTeri'Jilent that a strong, un1 ted e.nd doooratio
ChiM is of the utaost illportanoe to the aucceaa of this United
N tions Organisation and tor world peace.• Let us consider, tor a ao•ent,
the 1m plio tiona or t..~il eta. tement. 1& 1 t in accord wi tb the fundamental
objectiTO or our toreign policy? It ia. the derenae or tho, woll-being
or the A:nerioan people ia inextric.'lblT bound up with the queation of the
maintenance ot peace. Pe~oe, 1n turn, will bo influenced profoundly by
the interns tional position and tho internal condi tiona or China. Is 1 t a
natural extension ot the historical pattern ot our policy in China? It ie.
We ha•• co11e a long 11'8.3' !rom the •equal collllercial opportunity" through .
the •open Door• and the •saintenance of China • s independence an4 terri-torial
1ntegr1t,-•, to the present •otrong, unit.ecS and de::lOcratio ~ina• .
But this logical and 1M'fi t&ble ••olution bas developed through the inter-relation
ot our expended interests, our world position, end our power
and the great political changes B the world ho.a undergone.
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The Prenident1 s December 16th atntement contains two factors that
warrant careful examination. There is, firot of all, the frank acknowledge-ent
o1' our obligations to the Hatioool Government of Chit • And secondly,
there is the Whole body of 11easures ond methode with which we hope to
re lise the pattern of our present policy. It was e.bsolutely essential to
aid the Central GoTerrment in the transportation or its troops to die&.l"'a
and to e'f'aauate the Jepanese1 1f tor no other reason than that we h3d
coiDIId tted ouroel Tes to do so. We extended this help in a pi te or strong
counter-pressures at ho!lle end in the face ot Tiolent opposition !'ro~ the
Chinese Communists. We extended it even at the eo&t o! American lives.
We would h.e\'e preferred to help c.n 1nternslly-unif1ed China. llut in the
absence of un1 tq we aided the Centrnl GoTernment exclusiTe~-the Government
we had dea.lt with throughout the •arJ the Qoyernment we recognized e11
the legal authorit7 of the Chinese nation.
Let us no oomaider the aethodG end Ht.S\tren through which we hope to
see retU.ized the pattern of •a strong, united nnd democrntic Chin .• I
must stress th..'lt these 111ensures and 1:1ethoda conc.rn the technJ.gue o! foreign
policy and, COruleqUentq, there is JlO virtue eer.!.!. in their Oone1stency.
& ther, •i thin the 11111 ts or our oral nd ethicnl concepts, these measures
nnd methode l'llllfJt remain flexible ond dapta.ble, to meet ever-changing problems.
I emphasise thb because those who delight in pointing out t.be inoonsistenciee
of our foreign policy uswlly are thinking in ter:ns of 1 te techniQue.
Paruount among our methode in China is continued recognition of the
N t1otlal. Government nnd cooperation, internationally, with that Government.
One need not haTe access to secret Stc.te De~rtll'lent docusenta to recognise
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 36, Folder 32, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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North Georgia, currently 19-8 overall and 9-3 in the Peach Belt Conference, have won 11 of their last 14 games, including victories in all 10 series openers on the year. The Saints pounded Montevallo 6-1 and 7-3 in the first two games of a weekend series, before holding on and scoring the winning run in the eighth inning of the finale to come away with the 9-8 victory and series sweep.
Andre Airich paced the Saints last week, going .476 in five games with 10 runs batted in, including nine against Falcons in the three-game conference series. He belted his fourth home run in the middle game of the series and was perfect in the field, recording 11 putouts without an error at second base.
Chris Rearick continues to lead the pitching staff, improving to 6-0 on the year with a 6-1 victory over the Falcons. The senior scattered seven hits, allowing one earned run, while striking out seven batters. Rearick is set to make his eighth start of the season Friday evening against Lander University.
Five other Peach Belt Conference teams are ranked in the latest poll, more than any other league in the nation as USC Aiken jumped three spots to No. 7, followed by Columbus State at No. 9, while Francis Marion just missed the top 10, sitting at No. 11 in the country. With North Georgia at No. 16, UNC Pembroke replaces the Saints' old ranking at No. 17, while GCSU slips into the poll at No. 19 after a weekend sweep of then 5th-ranked Columbus State.
Florida Southern is the nation's top team for the fifth straight week, but now share the top ranking with UC San Diego after both clubs received 472 total votes. Central Missouri is up one spot to No. 3 in the country, while Southern Arkansas is fourth, and Mount Olive drops two spots to round out the country's top five teams.
The Saints have a full slate of games scheduled this week, starting with a Tuesday evening road trip to the University of West Georgia for a battle between the Peach Belt and Gulf South. First pitch against the Wolves is set for 5:00 p.m. at Cole Field.
North Georgia will then welcome Lander University to town, a team that is fresh off their first three-game conference sweep since the 2007 season. The Bearcats handed Armstrong Atlantic a trio of defeats over the weekend and will travel to Dahlonega for a primetime 7:00 p.m. game on Friday evening, before a doubleheader is slated for 3:00 p.m. on Saturday afternoon.


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BOISE -- The expectations not only for the Boise State football team, but for its individuals are as high as ever heading into the 2011 college football season.
Two Broncos, Kellen Moore and Doug Martin have been named to the Maxwell Award watch list. The award is given to the most outstanding player in college football.
Defensive tackle Billy Winn was also honored on Wednesday when he found out his name is on the Bednarik Watch list, which is the award given annually to the best defensive player in college football.
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Specially designed in consultation with Ed Shilen of Shilen Barrels, this Bergara barrel is designed for extreme accuracy. Features a standard taper for factory appearance. Barrel requires use of TC muzzleloader forend (741-561) and includes replacement shoulder screws necessary for forend installation. Some fitting may be required.
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The Yankees' plan could include trades
February, 12, 2013
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Not that trying to break the luxury tax cache and preferring one-year contracts is a bad or unwise approach, but the New York Yankees appear as if they are setting themselves up for a run at the free agent classes following the 2014 and 2015 seasons. ESPN Insider's Jim Bowden writes about the starting pitching that may be available during those offseasons -- Felix Hernandez, Justin Verlander, David Price and Clayton Kershaw, included -- but the baseball world shouldn't bank on GM Brian Cashman and the Steinbrenner ownership to put all their eggs in that basket.
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SABMiller issue report on 'Beer Etiquette'
24 January 2008
Britain and Sweden are Europe's leading round-buying nations, with 82% of Britons preferring to buy a round for their friends rather than split the cost.
- Britons compare favourably with Germany which came last, with only 37% of German respondents happy to treat their friends to a round. The vast majority of Germans (90%) prefer to split the bill and meticulously work out exactly who had what.
- The South West is home to Britain's biggest round-buying region with 93% preferring to buy drinks in this way.
- Midlanders are the least likely to get the drinks in for their friends with a quarter (24%) splitting the cost of the round instead.
Britons are unconditional round buyers as over three quarters (77%) would buy someone a drink regardless of whether they thought they would get one in return.
- This generous spirit is highest in London where 85% of beer drinkers would buy someone a drink without a guarantee of getting one back.
- However, only 70% of Southerners would buy a drink without knowing if the gesture would be returned.
- Across Europe, Romanians are the least concerned with having the favour returned when putting their hand in their pocket at the bar. 91% are happy to buy a drink without a guarantee of getting one back – compared to just 16% of German and Spanish beer drinkers.
Britons are happy to buy for up to six people per round (5.9). Additionally:
- 15% of beer drinkers would be generous enough to buy for ten people or more per round.
- The Scots and Welsh buy Britain's largest rounds – they are happy to buy for up to 6.8 and 6.9 people per round respectively.
- Northerners set the lowest limit of 5.4 people per round.
- Belgium is home to Europe's biggest rounds with Belgians prepared to buy for up to 7.1 people per round.
Britons are happy to drink beer across a wide range of social occasions.
- The majority would drink beer on a first date (76%), at a wedding (81%), at a family meal at home (77%) and with dinner at a restaurant (81%). The only occasion deemed unacceptable to drink beer by the majority was business meetings (28%).
- Britons' acceptance of drinking beer on first dates was the second highest in Europe (behind Sweden) and also over 50% more than the European average of 48%.
- In Britain, Northerners are most likely to reach for a beer on a first date (82%).
Alan Clark, Managing Director of SABMiller Europe said:
"The findings of our 'Beer etiquette' report illustrate that each European nationality enjoys its own unique beer culture and intriguing social idiosyncrasies. Beer was popularised in Europe thousands of years ago, and it is immensely encouraging to see that it remains at the heart of so many cultures, providing the all important ingredient to how we relax and celebrate, no matter what country you are in."
SABMiller's exclusive second report – "The Beer Drinkers Guide" focussing on beer consumption – will be published in March.
For more details, please contact:
Freddy Davies
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Notes to editors
The research for SABMiller's 'Beer etiquette' report was conducted by independent global research consultancy Added Value.
Added Value conducted interviews with 7,500 respondents in 15 countries – with a sample size of 500 in each market to ensure reliability of comparisons across markets. All respondents were regular beer drinkers (drinking at least once every two weeks) and the samples were nationally representative of beer drinkers (across age and sex quotas).
SABMiller is one of the world's largest brewers, selling beer in over 60 countries across six continents. The group's brands include premium international beers including Miller Genuine Draft, Peroni Nastro Azzurro and Pilsner Urquell as well as favourite regional brews such as Tyskie Gronie and Dreher Classic.
SABMiller plc is listed on the London and Johannesburg stock exchanges.
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Already more than half of all corporate meeting and group travel is booked online, and that's expected to grow to 60 percent by 2008.
That is among the findings in a new report by PhoCusWright Inc., based in Sherman, Conn., a 12-year-old research firm specializing in travel, tourism, and hospitality research. In conjunction with the Hospitality Sales & Marketing Association International, PhoCusWright has, for the first time, directed its research on the groups and meetings market. The result is a new 43-page study analyzing the online behavior of groups and meetings, segmented it into three subgroups: leisure, corporate, and association.
PhoCusWright values the travel-only portion of corporate meetings (air, hotel, ground transportation, etc.) at $38 billion in 2005 and says that 53 percent ($19.8 billion) of that was booked online. By 2008, PhoCusWright predicts that 60 percent of corporate meetings will book online, representing $24 billion in sales.
The detailed report looks in-depth at the forces moving group buying online—and the online barriers facing the meetings market. Among the hurdles to a more technologically sophisticated meetings industry are its lack of standards, the complex nature of the meeting purchase, a lack of centralized inventory, and the industry's emphasis on relationships.
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Nothing's more frustrating than reaching for a tool in the middle of a project and finding it missing, but with the Craftsman 13 in and 18 in Bag Combo, all your tools will be at your fingertips. The oversized zipper tops makes even big tools easy to store and retrieve. The smaller ones are clearly visible when stored in the sturdy mesh pockets on the outside of the bags.
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Complications are rare, but no procedure is completely free of risk. If you are planning to have a robot-assisted urologic procedure, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
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We stalked the stars on the SAG Awards red carpet and rounded up all the beauty looks we'd prefer weren't repeated — on or off the red carpet! Can't get enough of the SAG Awards? Peep our fashion picks!
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DORNER MANHUNT: Day 4 in Big Bear
Children run in the snow at Snow Beach Park on Sunday, Feb. 10, 2012 in Big Bear Lake. While life continued in Big Bear Lake, a small group of officers continued their search on day 4 of the hunt for former Los Angeles police officer Christopher Dorner, suspected in three killings including a Riverside police officer and who is believed to be hiding in the mountains.
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The most current research indicates that higher amounts of chromium (up to 1000 mcg daily) may provide the best benefits so taking additional Chromemate capsules at key times during your day, augmenting the 200 mcg contained in a packet of Premium Insurance Caps, is a wise strategy.
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MOUNT VERNON The Alcoves next dinner theater is the perfect way to chase away the winter blues. Bruce Jacklin and Company presents the comedy No Sex Please, Were British! This British farce, written by Anthony Marriott and Alistair Foot, is for the naughty, but nice. It runs at the Alcove Dinner Theater from Feb. 4 to Feb. 26.
Newlyweds, Peter and Frances Hunter have more than the usual mother-in-law and financial problems. Their lives are complicated by a surprising delivery from the Scandinavian Glassware Company that turns out to be a lot more provocative than glassware. From that moment on, life becomes increasingly crazy as they attempt to return the package, avoid prison and put a stop to any further delivery of glassware.
Cast members include Chris Johnson, Kate Redfield, Susan Moreland, Richard McKinley, Ian Ernsberger, Jim Miller, Jackie Hatch-Miller and Jennifer Walters. The production/design team for the production includes: Bruce Jacklin, producer; Ian Ernsberger, director; Dan Fox, Dan Bockover and Rick Ernsberger, scenic construction; Chris Aust, costume designer; Scott Swingle, lighting operator; Carrie Crouch, program design; and Bonnie Pickett, stage manager.
Social hour will begin at 6 p.m., with dinner at 7 and the performance will follow dinner. Call The Alcove Restaurant for menu, prices and reservations at (740) 392-3076 and ask for Faye Phillips. For more information go online at www.brucejacklin.com, www.MTVarts.com or www.alcoverestaurant.com.
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The Jewish Museum of Florida announces the winners of JMOF's 16th annual "Breaking the Glass Ceiling Awards" for five women who have been successful in fields generally dominated by men. The inspirational program features presentations by the honorees, describing obstacles they encountered on their individual journeys to success.
2012 Glass Ceiling Honorees
Meral Nasi Ehrenstein -
4th Degree Black Belt Karate
Meral was born in Istanbul, Turkey, where her great-grandfather was Chief Rabbi. Even in her youth she broke many glass ceilings, choosing roads not taken by Jewish girls in traditional Muslim lands. She has been a resident of Hollywood, Florida for the past 40 years. In 1995, Meral was drawn to study Martial Arts, where she broke the glass ceiling as one of only two women in Florida with a 4th degree Black Belt in Goju Karate. Meral is a Martial Arts instructor and teaches courses in self-defense for young Jewish women.
Annette Fayne Fentin -
Jacksonville World Trade Committee
Annette's tenacity, ingenuity and experience as a business leader in Florida led her to break the glass ceiling. In 1969, she became the first woman appointed to the Committee of 100, a prestigious arm of the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce. She worked with the committee to develop Jacksonville's economy and attract new business. Annette was also appointed to the policy setting Board of Governors and became Chairperson of the World Trade Committee in Jacksonville, organizing business exchanges with countries around the world. In 1975, she was also invited to be the first and only woman Trustee of the newly formed University of North Florida, serving alongside the community's most prominent men.
Conni Gordon -
Guinness World Record Achievement in Arts
In 1943, Conni enrolled in the U.S. Marine Corps. She served as an entertainer in the Special Services Division. One day, when other entertainers were late, Captain Gordon improvised by teaching 50,000 Marines how to "Create Art-in-Minutes." When she returned to the U.S. in 1948, she copyrighted her pioneered method, The Conni Gordon 4 Step Instant Art Method. In 1950, she began to teach painting on television and was featured on shows, including David Letterman, BBC, CNN and Larry King. Conni is recognized in the Guinness Book of World Records as "The Worlds Most Prolific Art Creative Motivator," having taught more than 17 million people in person. At 88, Conni continues her art instruction, public speaking and serving the military by teaching at the Miami Veterans Hospital.
Debbie A. Rinde-Hoffman, M.D. F.A.C.C. -
Medical Director, Cardiac Transplant Program, Tampa General Hospital (TGH)
Dr. Rinde-Hoffman has broken many glass ceilings. She is the first and only female interventional cardiologist (those who perform angioplasty procedures) at TGH and one of only a handful of female interventionalists in the state of Florida. Debbie is also the first female director of any transplant program in the state, the first female transplant cardiologist at TGH and the only female director of any of the transplant programs at TGH (kidney, heart, lung, pancreas, liver). As the first female in Tampa to participate in STEMI call, she responds to patients suffering from an acute myocardial infarction emergency. Debbie provides today's most leading-edge advances in heart care and is dedicated to the development of the technologies and treatments of tomorrow.
Marjorie Weber -
Real Estate Investment Banker
In 1964, Marjorie answered an ad in the New York Times for a secretary in a real estate investment banking firm. She left the firm 14 years later as the Administrative Vice President. From one small office, the firm grew to 14 offices around the country. Throughout her 14 years at the company, she was the only woman who held an executive position - and women were not even considered for positions in this field until the mid 1980s. In 1978, Marjorie moved to Miami and opened her own real estate investment banking firm. Under her direction as President, the firm expanded to three Florida offices, where she arranged $300+ million annually in loans/joint ventures.
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