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Grand Prairie Historical Society BULLETIN Oct 1984 IMBEAU - A FIRST FAMILY CF ARKANSAS Page 5 IF there was an hereditary society "First Families of Arkansas", and IF criteria for membership required proven descent from a docu-mented resident prior to 1750, the rolls would not swell rapidly. The reason is twofold. First, even if the standards were "broadened to include all whose ancestors merely traveled through the Arkansas since DeSoto's trek in 1541, the applicants would still be small in number. There simply were numerically few explorers, adventurers, hunters, settlers or troops on the scene before 1750. Second, the paucity of extant records of colonial Arkansas and the widespread distribution of even these would serve as deterrents to all except the most dedicated and persevering of researchers. Reader response to, "But everybody knows the Imbeaus were descen-dants of the Quapaw Indian tribe, undisputed residents of Arkansas during this time," is anticipated. The rebuttal is also twofold. First, the Quapaws had not developed a written language so there are no records to prove eligibility on this descent. The Europeans, as they arrived on the scene, generated documents about the tribe in general, but information about individual Indians and/or family units is limited to non-existent. Second, not all Arkansas Imbeaus are Quapaw descendants. However, all are Louisiana Creole descendants whose immigrant ancestors came to the colony from France as early as 1720. After nearly a decade of wandering up and down the Mississippi Valley in person and by correspondence, spreading the word of interest in any and all references to colonial Arkansas, the Imbeau break-through came in a letter from Alice Daly Forsyth, Archivist, at that time, of the church registers of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, (l) Previously, Mrs, Forsyth had assisted in locating Imbeau baptismal records of known Arkansas connection and was aware of my interest in the surname. It was during the manuscript preparation of the volume of Louisiana marriage contracts co-authored with Ghislaine Fleasonton, that she wrote, "Here's one (record) may be of some help: (2) "30 January 1758 Sieur JEAN BAPTISTE IMBEAUD, a resident of the Illinois, and a native of this Parish of this City, Bishopric of Quebec, minor son of deceased Aubert Imbaud and of deceased Louise Marchand, stipulating for the minor, Anselme Billot called la Jeunesse, entered into a marriage contract with CATHERINE MEUNIER, minor daughter of Martin Meunier, a res-ident of this City, and of Louise T&lebaud, her father and mother, a native of this Church Parish and City. Signing on the part of Sieur JEAN BAPTISTE IMBAUD, the named Anselme Billot, his brother, Joseph Bailly, a resi-dent of this City, his friend. Grand Prairie Historical Society BULLETIN Oct 1984 Page 6 And for the above named CATHERINE MEUNIER, Mr. Martin Meunier, her father, Pierre Hardy and Francois Sanson, her friend and a friend of her deceased parent. This marriage to be solemnized in the Holy Roman Gatholic Church. Hie future groom and Sieur Bailly declare they cannot write and have made an ordinary mark. Signing - CATHERINE MENYER, SOGNY, LAJUENESSE, THOMASSIN. PIERRE HARDY, CHANTALON, Notary" All doubts were erased with her added notes "You no doubt know how many times the girls were called by their father* s first name ... " This was one of the many name variants to watch for in researching French colonial records of which I had not, heretofore, been aware. Without Mrs. Forsyth's gracious sharing of her exper-tise gained through the years in working with these records, the Ark-ansas Imbeau story might well still be concealed...at least from this researcher, "Uiat explains the two La Jeunesse households enumerated by Commandant deCLouet at Post of Arkansas in December of 1?68I" I mut-tered to myself. (3) The pieces and bits begin to fall into place. The common denominator, MARIE LOUISE MARCHAND, mother of both Jean Baptiste Imbeau and Anselme Billette, directs the search. (4) In 1758 males in the French colony attained majority at age 25. Based on the preceding marriage contract, Jean Baptiste Imbeau would have been born in New Orleans after 1733« The indices to the extant marriage records 1720 - 1733 held by the archives of the Archdiocese of New Orleans and published in the NEW ORLEANS GENESIS (5) yielded possibilities: L 0 U I S E HARCHAND with LAMBERT REIBAUT MARTIN MUNIER with LOUISE TANTIBOTTE Odds were promising that the Munier-T&ntibotte would be perti-nent. If Louise Marchand was a "Widow Billette" at the time of the above marriage, the corruption of the groom's name could be accepted as Mrs. Forsyth had advised in our first letter exchange in 1973 that some of the earliest registers in the archives had been re-copied due to deterioration of the originals and allowances had to be made for possible calligraphic misinterpretation by the copier in the spelling of the names. It was jubilee day down on the farm when Mrs. Forsyth's reply arrived with translations of the records of these unions: "MARRIAGE ENTRY in BAPTISMAL BOOK I (1731-1733) page 55 - Act 9 LAMBERT REIBAUT called LaJEUNESSE, Corporal in the Company of Mr. de Pradel, native of La Coll e, St. Paul, in Provence, Diocese of Vannes, son of Etienne Reibaut and of Francoise Grand Prairie Historical Society BULLETIN Oct 1984 Page 7 Reigaut •"» Married 9 February 1732 LOUISE MARCHAND, native of Derdon, Bishopric of Vannes, widow of Pierre Billiet called LaJeunesse, who died at Natchez, daughter of Guillaume Marchand and Nicolle Desroche." "MARRIAGE BOOK A - Page 200 - Act 355 MARTIN MUNIER, native of Cobre (?) of Chainau, Bishopric of Cambray, son of Hugues Munier and of Marie Jeanne Houdau Married 19 April 1730 LOUISE TANTIBOTE, Native of Lorient, Bishopric of Vannes, daughter of Jean Tibotte (sic) and of Marie Frualle. widow of Jean Louis Longueville who died at Natchez." Here revealed are the paternal and maternal immigrant ances-tors of the Arkansas Imbeaus. Supplementing these cited records is the documented presence in Arkansas of "Pierre Imbeau dit LaJeunesse" on 23 Oct 1743 and of "Louise Marchand dit LaJeunesse" on 10 July 1744 as previously noted in Grand Prairie Historical Society publi-cations. (6) The clincher is a French colonial document dated 1 January 1756 found in the Kaskaskia Manuscript collection archiv-ed in the old court house of Randolph county at Chester, Illinois. English summary from microfilm held by Stuttgart Public Library: "28 Jan 1756 - Sale of land at Sainte Genevieve by Lambert Imbeau dit La Jeunesse, of Ste. Genevieve, and Anselme Billet dit La Juenesse, of New Chartres, joint heirs with Imbeau's son Jean Baptiste, of the late Marie Louise Marchand, to Antoine Hanau of Ste Genevieve far 250 livres, the land is part of the community property of Lambert Imbeau and the late Marchand according to the note of Commandant McCarty and Buchet on a petition of 5 Apr 1752. Executed at New Chartres." (7) It was during the era of the Company of the West (1717-1732) that the immigrant ancestors of the Arkansas Imbeaus arrived in North America. The "Mississippi Bubble" may have burst and John Law may have been the greatest "con-man" of all times> nevertheless, this was the most creative and prosperous period of the French domination of the lower Mississippi Valley. Before the 1720-21 collapse of Law' paper financial empire, many recruits for the colonization of Louisi-ana had been lured by the glowing accounts of the awaiting opportu-nities. Shipload after shipload of Europeans left French ports bound for Louisiana 1718-1721. These immigrants were predominately French and German, but some were English, Irish, Swiss and Bohemian. Some came by choice, Some were forced to come. A few were prisoners, exiles and adventurers—some even minor noblemen—but most were til- Grand Prairie Historical Society BULLETIN Oct 1984 Page 8 lers of the soil, tradesmen and soldiers. The wilderness facing those who survived the hazardous journey across the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico soon amalgamated these disparate groups into one with a common problem—survival as they faced the everyday perils of colonial life. Death and disappoint-ment were constant companions as they struggled against the primitive-ness of the envoirnment and fought to protect families and homes from the native Indians. The hardy among these pioneers began the trans-formation of the vast wilderness here in the heartland of this conti-nent and left a legacy of a new beginning for their descendants. These were the times and conditions here when the French forbears of the Arkansas Imbeaus quit their native land in search of a better life. It could be that "REMBAULT" on the list of the "Troops" who left la Rochelle, France on 26 January 1719, on the Marechal de Villars commanded by M. Meschin, bound for the Louisiana colony, is the immi-grant Imbeau. (8) Almost certainly he is the corporal "LA JEUNESSE" in Pradel's Company on the 2 December 1731 "List of those Persons com-prising Companies Stationed at New Orleans". (9) Lambert Imbeau's French area of origin, La Colle, St. Paul, is still identifiable in the Alpes Maritimes Department of present day France. Situated only a short distance inland from one of the most famous coastlines in the world, it is north of the French Riviera city of Nice. Protected by the Alpes Maritimes, the countryside in this portion of old Provence breaks out in a riot of exotic vegetation; orange, eucalyptus, lemon, olive and pink laurel fill the air with their perfume, while palm and cactus lend a tropical atmosphere to the scenry. Only a short distance to the west is Grasse, the cradle of France's perfume industry today. Immigrant Imbeau could scarcely have been native of a region of France of greater renown today than the sun-kissed Cote D'Azur. When Marie Louise Marchand arrived in Louisiana has not been established. (lO) Neither is it presently known whether she married Billette before or after coming to the colony, Pierre was in the Natchez area where he met his death as early as 7 April 1722 when he attested the copy of a marriage record made by the keeper of the In-dies company's storehouse on the concession of Mr, le Blanc at the Yazoo, (ll) In the fall of 1721 the Inspector General of the Troops of the Province of Louisiana wrote back to France: (l2) " ... Ihe principal establishment of the concession of Mr. le HLanc is among the Yazous. ,,. There are about 140 persons in this concession—clerks, working men, women and children, including also officers and soldiers. ..." It could be that Billette and Marie Louise were among those 140 -persons. More than likely, she and their son,Anselme, were not in Poitou THE PROVINCES OF FRANCE UNDER THE OLD REGIME Grand Prairie Historical Society BULLETIN Oct 1984 Page 9 Grand Prairie Historical Society BULLETIN Oct 1984 Page 10 the area when "Pierre Billy, called La Jeunesse, a Gascon," was killed in the Massacre on 28 November 1729 near the Natchez Post by neigh-boring Indians. (13) Documentation of Marie Louise's presence in the colony has not surfaced prior to the cited 1732 marriage to Imbeau. (14) The location of her native "Derdon, Bishopric of Vannes", in France has also remained an enigma. One speculation is that, in the recopying of the marriage record, "Redon", a town in the old province of Brittany (some 30 miles east of Vannes on the Atlantic Ocean) be-came "Derdon". Pre-nuptial information about the maternal immigrant ancestors of the Arkansas Imbeaus is more precise than that for the paternal. Martin Meunier left the port of Lorient, Prance, on the Seine bound for Louisiana on 11 August 1720. He was recruited as a "worker, an edge-tool maker, for the concession of Mr. le Blanc and the Marquis Dasfeld". (l5) In December of 1721 he appears on a "List of Com-pany Workers Who are Actually in Louisiana" as "Martin Meunier, saw-year, performance rated passable". (l6) In 1722 he was employed at New Orleans as a "sawyer" for an annual salary of 150 livres. (l?) On a 15 January 1723 "List of Workers Retained in Louisiana" he is re-ported to be one of the men "who was hired to saw lumber because the work of their trade was no longer required". (18) Place names "Cobre (?) and Chainau", given in the Meunier-Tfeinti-bote marriage record, have not been located. However, there was at that time an Archdiocese of Cambray in Prance (19), and there still can be found on modern maps towns "Corbie" and Cambrai". Corbie is a short distance from Amiens, the location of France's largest Gothic cathedral with a spire soaring 370 feet in the air. Cambrai is some 35 miles northeast of Amiens, near the Belgium border. Martin may have been a native of one of the North of France provinces—Flanders, Artois or Picardie, Louise Tantibote came to Louisiana as a young girl with her par-ents. She is the only one of the parents of the Louisiana Creoles from whom the Arkansas Imbeaus descend whose parents are now known to have immigrated to North America. Among the workers for the Ste, Catherine concession (located in the Natchez area) who embarked on the Company of the Indies ship Loire at the port of Lorient in August of 1720 bound for the colony weret (20) On the same ship was the engage "Jean Louis Longueville, nail-maker" (21) destined far the Ste. Reine concession located on the Mississippi River about "7 lieues" upriver from New Orleans. (22) Possibly it was during the long and tedious voyage to Louisiana that Louise Tantibote and Longueville first became acquainted. Sometime Jean Tatibot Marie Freval Louise Tatibot Jullienne Tatibot Shoemaker Washerwoman A young girl An infant Grand Prairie Historical Society BULLETIN Oct 1984 Page 11 between the 1720 departure from the city of her birth and the death of "Louis Longueville - worked on the Kolly concession", during the Natchez Massacre (23), they were married. No issue of this union has been determined. Admittedly, this little more than brings to center stage the stars of this scene, "Imbeaus on the Way", in the drama that was co-lonial Arkansas, It does give direction to hoped for additional re-search efforts by others. Dorothy Jones Gore NOTES and REFERENCES; (1) Mrs. Forsyth is now retired and currently serves as the Eiitor of THE NEW ORLEANS GENESIS. (2) Forsyth and Pleasonton, Louisiana Marriage Contracts (1725-1758). Polyanthos, New Orleans (1980), p 215 (3) "Census of the Inhabitants at Arkansas Post, 2 Dec 1768", AGI, PC, Legajo 107:58 (4) Core, Dorothy J., Abstract of the Catholic Register of Arkansas, (1764-1858), Grand Prairie Historical Society, DeWitt (1976), p 83, Burial record of Anselme Billette. (5) THE NEW ORLEANS GENESIS, Genealogical Research Society of New Orleans, Vol. V, Nos, 19 and 20 (6) Core, Dorothy J, "Arkansas Through the Looking Glass of 1743 Documents", Grand Prairie Historical Society BULLETIN, Oct 1979, p 16-24, and Core, op. clt., Abstract. Appendix A, p 74 ?) Kaskaskia Document 56:1:28si 8) Conrad, Glenn R., The First Families of Louisiana. Claitor's Pub-lishing Division, Eaton Rouge (1970), Vol. 1:31 (9) Ibid., 211 (id) There was a "Guillaume Marchand from Gennes" bound for the la Houssaye Concession who sailed from La Rochelle in May of 1718 on the Duchess de Noailles for Louisiana. He is not shown as accompanied by a family. No connection as yet has been made with Marie Louise. (11) Kaskaskia Manuscript Collection, Randolph County, Chester, 111., Document 27:10:23:1 (12) "Early Census Tables of Louisiana", LaHSQ, Vol. 13j222 (13) Conrad, op, cit,, First Families, Vol, 11:133, l4l (14)Marie Louise Marchand's presence in Louisiana at an earlier date is suggested in baptismal records in the St. Louis Cathedral Archives, New Orleans, wherein her son, Anselme Billette, named as the maternal grandfather of two children of Charles Refeld and Marie Magdalene Billette, is said to be "a native of this City" (New Orleans), (15) Conrad, op. cit., First Families, Vol. 1:107 (16) Ibid., 214 (17) Ibid., 217 (18) Ibid., 220 Grand Prairie Historical Society BULLETIN Oct 1984 Page 12 (19) Olivier, Reginald L., Your Ancient Canadian Family lies, Everton Publishers, Inc., Logan, Utah (1972), p IX 20) Conrad, op, cit., First Families. Vol. I:ll6, 117 21) Ibid., 109 22) Ibid., Vol. IIi8 23) Ibid., 133, 142 The Grand Prairie Historical Society will honor the trlcenten-nial of Arkansas Post and the sesqulcen-tennial of Arkansas's statehood with the publication of another volume of records of the people of colonial Arkansas. Included will be all located French and Spanish cen-sus enumerations and militia rolls. Co-com-pilers are members Dorothy J. Core and Morris S. Arnold, Work has been underway for two years and availability is projected for January 1986. Pre-publication information will appear in the October 1985 issue, New publications now available from Grand Prairie Historical Society member R, W. Ehonau are: Marriages of Jefferson County, Arkansas (l872-l8?8) - contains 108 pages and continues the marriages to 1871 in Mr. Ehonau's 1980 publi-cation i860 Census & Marriage Records of Jefferson County; and Drew County, Arkansas, i860 Census Report - contains 117 pages printed in the order of the original to show housing arrangement and neighbors. Both volumes have surname index, size 8| x 11 with soft cover, priced $15.00 postpaid. Order froms R. W. Dhonau, 4410 Lee Avenue, Little Rock, AR 72205. NEW MEMBERS Louise Baltimore, Los Banos, CA James E. Clark, Mantee, MS M/M Nelson Eidlemon, Memphis, TN M/M Harold Heflin, Bimond, OK M/M Ralph Haller, Gillett, AR John Laurens III, Charleston, SC M/M Velibor Perlich, MI Robert E. Sampson, San Diego, CA DIED at age 85 on 25 October 1984 ROY PHILIP BOGY, son of Joe Pete and Nancy Kirby Bogy, and father of Grand Prairie Historical Society member, Dorothy Bogy Hillhouse, of Pine Bluff,
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So, Book 7 ended with Rand killing the 'forsaken' Sammael in characteristically understated fashion ('Screaming, Rand swept the balefire down toward the square, the rubble collapsing on itself, swept down death out of time—and let saidin go before the bar of white touched the lake of Mashadar that now rolled across the square, billowing past the Waygate toward rivers of glowing fray that flowed out from another palace on the other side bang crash wow! kaboom crsssh-crassh haha!'). Book 8 takes up the story, but does so in a one-step-forward-one-step-back sort of way. Or to be more precise, in a no-steps-forward-no-steps-back manner. An army of Seanchan rampages through the world. Some of Rand's own followers are plotting against him. Nynaeve and Elayne finally get hold of the bowl of the winds that they've spent, I suppose, two books looking for, and use it to heal the weather. Then there's a lengthy, minutely shuffling build-up to another big climactic battle. At the end of Wotviii we don't seem to be any further forward than we were at the end of Wotvii. Rand is still going bonkers, but very slowly. His mates are still moodling around, except for Mat, who wasn't in this one at all. Unless he was, and I missed him.
Is the novel too padded? Well, there's a great many characters' points-of-view that need to be orchestrated, and a lot of …. Oh! Time for a tea-break!
Careful of the silver pitcher's heat, Cadsuane poured a cup of tea, testing the thin green porcelain cup for warmth. As might have been expected in silver, the tea had cooled quickly. Channeling briefly, she heated it again. The dark tea tasted too much of mint; Cairhienin used mint entirely too freely in her opinion. She did not offer a cup to … [292]Right. Always refreshing, a nice cup of tea. On we go. So, there's evil plotting, and several battles, and an explosion in the—ah! Stop! Time for another tea-break!
Egwene went in to find everything in readiness. Selame was just setting a tea tray on the writing table … The tea tasted of mint. In this weather! Selame was a trial … [353]The question is not 'is it padded?' The question is: 'could it be more padded? When Jordan calls one chapter 'The Extra Bit' is he kidding? I thought I understood, broadly, the appeal of Epic Fantasy. Surely readers don't go to Epic Fantasy for endless descriptions of clothing, furniture, fabrics, and characters constantly drinking cups of mint tea? Does Jordan think his readership are all senior citizens?
No, but, wait: I spoke too soon! Here's some excitement! Adelas and Isman, two important Aes Sedai, have been assassinated! Stumbling across the dead bodies—Birgitte draws her belt knife—Nynaeve surveys the scene, and
Dipping her finger into the teapot, she touched it to the tip of her tongue, then spat vigorously and emptied the whole teapot into the table in a wash of tea and tea leaves.[594]Assassinated by tea! Fitting, fitting. Not so much Epic Pooh as Epic Miss Marple.
Why am I persevering with this series? Commentators on previous posts have, courteously for the most part, suggested I should stop reading, since I'm not enjoying it . At the very least, they say, I should stop publishing posts that insult the work of a (as they note) much more successful author than I am myself. By insulting the Wheel of Time I insult them, those fans who love the wheel of time. And they have the kernel of an important point. At the very least, it would be worthwhile considering whether, since so many love it so, I am missing something important.
It's a good question. What do fans see in it? What-what? What moves people who seem otherwise rational beings to insist that Robert Jordan is not only good, he's far superior to Tolkien and Flaubert. Is that a piece of Dadaist derangement-of-the-sensibilities anti-criticism? Look at it again: 'Jordan is a better writer than Flaubert and a better subcreator than Tolkien'. Permit me to slip once again into George III idiom: what-what?
I don't get it.
Why do I persevere? Because I said I would; and because I've been thinking about pulling together some critical writing on Fantasy as a mode, and to that end I've been noting the holes in my reading. I know Tolkien frighteningly well, and it used to be the case that I was pretty well-read in the post-Tolkien tradition: Lewis's Narnia; Ursula Le Guin's Earthsea; Stephen Donaldson's The Land, Guy Gavriel Kay's Fionavar, Gene Wolfe's variously shaped suns, Alan Garner, Adams (Rich, not Doug), Peake, Lloyd Alexander, Silverberg's Majipoor, Zelazny, Louise Cooper, Ray Feist, Rob Holdstock, Jack Vance, the sublime Sheri Tepper. I read hundreds of Arthurian fantasies to write this, now long out-of-print critical study. The last big-book non-Arthurian Fantasy series I read entire was probably Tad Williams' Memory Thorn and Sorrow, when it came out (which dates me), though I've read individual volumes of Robin Hobb, Steve Erikson, Steph Swainston, Miéville of course—and it goes without saying I've read Pratchett, Rowling and Pullman. And, to leapfrog to recent years, I've read books by, for example, James Barclay, Joe Abercrombie and Richard Morgan (but more because these gentlemen are friends of mine than for any yearning I had to immerse myself again in Epic Fantasy). In all these cases I very much enjoyed what I read; in some cases it moved me very much; and for some of these writers—Le Guin, say—I feel something approach writerly reverance. But I'm too ignorant of the 1990s and much of the noughties. That's one reason why I decided to give Jordan a whirl.
I get that for many people the deal is escape. Leave your worries behind; you enter this better world. It's a world in which you don't work in the accounts department of a mid-size educational supplies firm; where, instead, you live in a palace and command servants and have magic powers and enjoy exciting sex with beautiful people and are able to vent your repressed aggression in fighty-fight. Jordan's twist on this venerable textual strategy is, partly, giving his readers much more detail than his market rivals; and partly, more cannily, creating the illusion of psychological depth. Simple wish-fulfilment gets old too soon; so Jordan's Alexander-the-Great-alike is troubled by the fear he's going mad. It's not much, but it's enough to separate him from the bulk of competitors. And otherwise, the wotworld is coloured and detailed like a Pre-Raphaelite painting, and to similar aesthetic effect—viz., the embourgeiosification and prettifying of a notional past:
Across the harbour the wind roared, tossing small ships and large, across the city itself, gleaming white beneath the unfettered sun, spires and walls and color-ringed domes, streets and canals bustling with storied southern industry. Around the shining domes and slender towers of the Tarasin Palace the wind swirled, carrying the tang of salt, lifting the flag of Altara, two golden leopards on a field of red and blue. [36]But—I keep coming back to this. But—really, it screams from the books—but it is all terribly written. I don't just mean the style, although the style is awful. I mean the whole kit-and-kaboodle: the overall structure, and the narrative, the pacing and focalisation, the characterisation, the dialogue, the tone. All of it. The writing is bad from the get-go. 'She managed to be pretty if not beautiful despite a nose that was overbold at best'—at best? How would it have been if it had been the worst? 'Gaunt cheeks and a narrow nose hid the ageless quality of the red sister's features': so 'cheeks' and 'nose' don't count as features?
Her eyebrows climbed as she directed her gaze back to them, eyes black as her white-winged hair, a demanding stare of impatience so loud she night as well have shouted. [47]Her eyes are black, they're white, her eyebrows are escaping, her gaze is audible. This, this is terrible writing.
And this is the part I can't seem to get my head around: the fans know that it's terribly written. They know and they don't care. Why don't they care? I don't know why they don't care. After finishing Wotviii, and after writing most of this post, I googled for some reviews; and I found this sfsite piece by James Seidman:
In the book, Jordan succeeds in carrying forward his stunning world building in this detailed story of a struggle between good and evil … Yet, after reading A Path of Daggers, I found myself wishing that Jordan had succeeded in his original goal of completing the story in eight books, rather than the current estimate of twelve. While the novel certainly advances the plot of the series, it fails to really introduce many new themes to keep the story fresh…. I don't want to leave the impression that A Path of Daggers is a bad book or boring. It's a piece of excellent writing that is part of an excellent series. However, this particular piece of The Wheel of Time, taken by itself, seems to drag on. It seems like Jordan could have focused on progressing certain plot lines faster to give more of a sense of progress. Fortunately, several things happen at the very end of the book that suggest that the ninth book will again be refreshing and different. I would suggest that readers with enough patience wait for the ninth book to come out, then read it back-to-back with A Path of Daggers. This will probably hide any of the book's shortcomings and lead to a more pleasurable reading experience.This is, I think, one of the most astonishing reviews I have ever read. Seidman describes the book as 'stunning' and uses the superlative 'excellent' twice despite conceding that the novel is stale, draggy and possessed of unpleasant shortcomings. He then suggests how a reader might get through the volume in such a way as to camouflage precisely those shortcomings. Assuming that 'stunning' is not being deployed in its abattoir bolt-gun sense, and putting aside the theory that 'excellent' is used sarcastically, this amounts to a reviewer saying 'vol 8 is an excellent novel, although, obviously in a shit way, but maybe volume 9 won't be so shit, and maybe, if you swallow them both together, that as yet unwritten book will be sweet enough to disguise the shitty taste of this one.'
What to say to such a review other than: don't! Please don't! The libraries of the world are crammed with beautiful, powerful, moving, mindblowing literature! Read some of that instead!
'I don't care!' you cry. 'I don't want good writing! I just want to get away to Wotworld for a while!'
Well, hey. Sure. We're all a bit ground-down by life, I know. We all want to get a little drunk, from time to time, so as to ameliorate the grind; to step through the portal to somewhere more appealing. But getting drunk doesn't have to mean sitting on a park bench with a 2-litre plastic bottle of strong cider. It is possible to get something more refined from the experience. How can I communicate this fundamental truth about art to you? Is there any point in me telling you: 'look, if you just try this Château Margaux 1787, you'll get all the intoxication you want but also a really beautiful drinking experience …'? Because, here's the thing; with alcohol, supermarket cider is cheaper than fine wines (that of course dictates why different people drink the one and the other). But with books the difference in quality is not reflected in the cover price! Maybe it should be. Maybe it ought to cost £1:99 to buy a Robert Jordan novel and £45.99 to buy a Vladimir Nabokov one. But it doesn't! Amazingly, it doesn't! There is nothing stopping you going for the higher quality experience! Honestly!


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08-02-2012 11:49
Hi, I installed Belle on my E6 yesterday, and I'm a bit disappointed.
I'll start with the what I like:
Those are my impressions so far. I get sort of get the feeling that belle, although, looking and running nicely seems a bit half-hearted for the E6. I'm interested in how other E6 user see Belle?
08-02-2012 11:53
In addition:
08-02-2012 12:17
08-02-2012 12:35 - edited 08-02-2012 12:37
By the way I agrree both of you but what about battery life. It seems increased.
09-02-2012 15:58
I share your disappointment and agree with your observations. I hoped for (expected?) a more tailored user interface for the E6. It worked on Anna but it looks like Nokia did not have the attention/time to pay to E6 specifics.
I think that the majority of our complaints with the UI are easily fixed with updating the widgets (smaller, custom size ones) and giving us application icon customization options (if the text is removed from underneath the icons maybe we can have 4 rows of 4 icons on one homescreen). Just a couple of hints for the Nokia designer folkes lurking around
However, I have some issues which are not UI related, but probably serious bugs limiting functionality... I have read about wifi and other connection problems in other threads. I have one too, and it is also a strange one. I did not have any problems with the update and setting up my inboxes (gmail and work exchange) was easy enough. Everything worked all right while I was on my home wifi network, but next morning I noticed that my gmail inbox did not want to synchronize (exchange worked fine on 3G) and I was unable to connect to the Nokia appstore or other services. I tried several hard resets during the day, but nothing seemed to change. I was so frustrated that I reinstalled the Belle update as soon as I got back home (redownloading many gigs of maps and all). Everything worked again (wifi), but next day the same story...
I'm starting to regret the early jump to the new OS. At the moment it gives me more headache than joy. And while I can find joy elsewhere, my E6 is an important tool which I cannot (and don't want to) substitute with something else right now. I really hope that I won't have to...
Looking forward to the bugfixes and the UI improvements. Please, NOKIA, make it quick, because people are running out of patience and there are plenty of alternatives...
09-02-2012 21:49
09-02-2012 22:41
I absolutely agree with the post starter.
Belle's Calendar and E-mail widgets can be handy for bigger screens like E7, but they are useless on E6's tiny screen.
In addition I find navigation panes in the bottom and on top of the screen in applications like Web browser, E-mail, Contacts, Calendar etc to be inadequately large, they are using too much space. In web browser I couldn't find full screen mode with those panes hidden, so I started using Opera Mobile as a default web browser, just because Opera supports full screen mode.
Belle looks really nice and has good performance, but it's design is not E6-friendly. Nokia developers have to understand, that for E6's small screen every millimetre of space is of great value.
And I wish there were more keyboard-shortcuts for most used applications. That's why we buy qwerty-phones - they have physical keybord, right?
10-02-2012 1:50 - edited 10-02-2012 1:52
Almost all the cons are UI related and all UI-related cons are because of the inappropriate design for the small screen size. The widgets are huge. They have not-really-needed text unuderneath too. The new tabs and the task bar are huge considering the overall screen size. It's like the designers never actually tried to see what they came up with on an actual phone.
One more thing to add though, since the last update to Anna; the phone logs no longer contain any logs for the LAN and data connections.
Finally, I have to say that I hate losing the battery staus feature.
All in all, Belle is a great update that needs some minor tuning to be perfect.
12-02-2012 10:53
OK, so I downloaded this update a week ago.
Looks nice, however not so E6 friendly.
Still here is no notification light for missed calls or received messages. My suggestion would be, that after received message or missed call, the entire keyboard could be flashing in some longer intervals. This would be really nice and useful...
Next thing that bothers me is the size of e-mail boxes. Previous two line display was just right for visual notice of new messages and quick overview of content. New message box is too big for E6 screen. I liked that feature where I had three inboxes on one screen and not one screen for one inbox.
New icons are good looking and a bit too big E6 screen. I wish they were a bit smaller like in Anna operating system.
And what happened to the battery indicator with those small lines. That was a great way to assess remaining battery life. I don't like the new tiny battery icon and this should be immediately changed back to previous indicator, new is useless!
There also seems to be some problem with new music player. It seems to run smoothly but for one song only. When I push forward button, nothing happens. Do I really need to select the next song manually every time? I hope not...
And one more thing. E6 is a keyboard device if you like it or not. In this winter time when it's cold outside ad I wear gloves all the time, touch screen is not a big help. In Anna system I could browse all the icons on the screen with big navigation button and in Belle this function seems to be gone. It's not a nice fact, that in this freezing weather I need to remove my gloves first, to do something with my cool, good looking and envy flaming E6 black phone. Please get this feature back. Browsing only back and forward for different home screen is not enough.
And for the end, what's with the android look imitation??? Shouldn't Nokia be more Windows oriented company? Ditch this android imitation and get moving toward windows look. Windows 8 is coming and it looks like that it will be THE operating system for all devices on the market, so it would be a good thing to keep up with trends.
12-02-2012 11:35
I agree that the Belle is a big improvement but I totally agree with xevilman's comments!
12-02-2012 17:55
I agree with the comments above. I am dissapointed with the calendar widget. I should have waited a few more weeks before I ugrade to Belle. Hope that NOKIA makes Belle more E6 friendly
12-02-2012 18:24 - edited 12-02-2012 18:25
And one more suggestion. I keep my E6 in this sexy leather sleeve from Samsonite that is just perfect for E6. This phone does not have a strong vibration function and screen shuts down when something is near the sensor.
It would be nice if the screen should be on until you can answer the call. After that, shutting down the screen when it's near your face, it's a welcome function.
12-02-2012 19:42 - edited 12-02-2012 19:43
I was so happy to get the Belle update
The first impression was really nice I like the new look but like the author said on the nokia E6
- A lot of tones disappeared (Email 1 but no email 2 3 or 4, Alarm 1 but no alarm 2 3 or 4 and so on)
- Only 4 profiles : General, Silent, Meeting and Offline
- It's not possible to remove the shutter sound on the camera like it was before
12-02-2012 20:32
i was actually looking for an insight on how the belle has featured on e6.
i guess i should just stick to anna for now.
it really is sad on the parts you just mentioned about lesser space.
plus, the unavailability of lots of apps just spoils the fun of having the update.
13-02-2012 1:20
xangelfacex wrote:
- A lot of tones disappeared (Email 1 but no email 2 3 or 4, Alarm 1 but no alarm 2 3 or 4 and so on)
- Only 4 profiles : General, Silent, Meeting and Offline
- It's not possible to remove the shutter sound on the camera like it was before
You still can add new profiles manually through Settings.
But I agree on alarm/reminder/email tones and especially on camera shutter sound!
Imagine that you're in a meeting and willing to take a quick picture of some whiteboard drawing or presentation - I don't think your colleagues or bosses will be happy hearing those camera clicks or beeps. Not nice at all.
13-02-2012 7:04
Your first impressions are correct.
Also this mobile runs on firmware basically designed for Touch type full screen phone and is adapted for E6 in hurry. So are these complaints.
To take of all these things they need to redesign everything for size which seems Nokia is not willing at the moment.
These are my impressions and I am also trying to adjust to whatever is offered.
14-02-2012 6:49
I am also a Nokia E6 user, I am 100% agary with your Belle openion, Current Belle is designed for Nokia N8, E7 and other Big tpouch screen. I will recommend nokia to release new belle software for Nokia E6.
No use of 6 Home screen, for bussiness user want email, calender, socal and contact on single screen, which is not possible on Current version of Belle for Nokia E6.
14-02-2012 10:29
Battery life on my E6 is much, much, much worse after the Belle upgrade. I regret upgrading, almost everything worked better on Anna. Nokia please improve!!!!
14-02-2012 14:08
I think it's about time that someone from nokia posts message about how hard they are working to improve this Belle software.
16-02-2012 12:30
I like Belle much more than Anna,only bug i have when updated to Belle is with wireless connection on home page is low and unstable but when i check Settings-Connectivity-Wi-Fi-My connection Details it says signal Strong (100%).


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Original post made on Apr 25, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, April 25, 2012, 6:25 AM
on Apr 25, 2012 at 8:27 am
Lockyer is Latino? Really? She looks as white as George Zimmerman.
Anyway, it's good that we can finally move on from this drama....now to axe Hayashi and any the Dem criminals still in office (i.e., Bill Lockyer, Nadia's drug supplier).
on Apr 25, 2012 at 8:31 am
Yeah, that's really what we stand for...because she is Latino, the replacement should be...huh?
on Apr 25, 2012 at 8:35 am
Affirmitive action, baby! Don't hire the best person for the position, just hire the right color person. Look how well it's worked out so far. At least someone is feeling good about themselves and that's all that matters to us taxpayers......


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13th United States President. He was born in upstate New York in Cayuga County the second of eight children to such an impoverished family that they could not even afford to feed him. His father apprenticed (indentured servant) him to a cloth maker at age fifteen, so brutal it stopped just short of slavery. Millard Fillmore taught himself to read by stealing books. He finally managed to accumulate thirty dollars to pay the obligation to his master and was free. He was obsessed with an education. He managed to enroll in a nearby town school where a fellow student was
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I have other condos at this location for rent. If this condo isn't available, please call or email - Karen Baldridge (same phone number or email as this listing.) All are 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath for two persons. Pets are not allowed.
Location! Location! Location! The Shores is located mid-island, directly across from Publix Super Market! Park your car and ride the entire length of the island on our local trolley - for only 50 cents! The trolley stops right in front of our building! Plenty of shopping available, just a few miles away, in either direction, at Times Square or Villa Santini. Restaurants abound! If youenjoy shelling, relaxing in the sun, and breath-taking sunsets, this is the place to be!
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Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
Despite what Cricinfo says the Sixers aren't quite through yet. Lions and Mumbai can theoretically win all their remaining games and go 3-1 with a better NRR.
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"The committee discussed the issue of illegal bowling actions, and believed that there are a number of bowlers currently employing suspect actions in international cricket, and that the ICC's reporting and testing procedures are not adequately scrutinising these bowlers."
- Even the ICC's own official press release thinks things must change
Lol. Smith saws off Sachin at the knees.
Village running; was always the striker's call.
Ha, never underestimate the leg-side full bunger. Smith finds the only boundary rider.
French in real trouble tho. Sidearse and Ashraf both broken down.
No result due to rain.
So if Lions beat Yorkshire at the weekend Dopey Dhoni and the Mumbai muppets will both be on the plane with KKR.
As an Englishman I say come on Lions.
Craig Kieswetter - best forward defensive in T20 cricket
Gotta feel sorry for the evil IPL franchise, they probably already had enough runs against the Tykes line-up.
Never mind though
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Tastin' it old skool style now.
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tbf, starc really did put in some sucky performances at the start of last season. i assume it would have been based on that.
i just assumed you meant tests
starc probably didn't deserve his international debut either but we probably had 27 bowlers injured so w/ever
Forum was better when you two blokes weren't here.
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HOOVER, Ala. — Mark Stoops looked out into the sea of faces, the first-year Kentucky head coach all too familiar with the dejected expressions he received in return.
Stoops saw the same thing from his players a few seasons ago at Florida State, where his defense helped the Seminoles return to national prominence.
"It was amazing to me to see how low and disappointed, you know, not a lot of confidence there at Florida State," Stoops recalled Wednesday at SEC Media Days. "Same thing at Kentucky. You felt like guys were a little beat down, a little bit lacking some confidence.
"I see us improving. Obviously, time will tell."
While change of much more epic proportions cannot be expected at one of the SEC's perennial punching bags, Stoops has breathed enthusiasm into a program without a conference win in 2012 or a bowl bid since 2009.
Playing to a half-empty stadium during a 40-0 loss to Vanderbilt, Kentucky players suddenly were greeted by a reported crowd of 50,831 for the spring game.
It was a sight senior running back Raymond Sanders never thought he would see following three consecutive losing seasons under former head coach Joker Phillips.
"You walked down the Cat Walk and just saw lines and lines of people, floods of Kentucky people," Sanders said. "I was like, 'Wow.' I never thought about 50,000 at our spring game. I always knew Alabama and places like that had a lot of people.
"It's up to us to keep them there and keep them supporting us."
Kentucky fans hoping for a winning season in 2013 are likely to be disappointed. But Stoops, the youngest of four coaching brothers, is not selling a long-term rebuilding project, either.
"The educated fans knows where we're at as a program, know we have a lot of work to do," said Stoops, one of four new head coaches in the SEC. "But the flipside of that is I want the excitement. I want them to support our players that we have on our team right now.
"We plan on going out and competing each and every week."
It will be difficult, to say the least.
During a five-week, four-game stretch beginning Sept. 14, the Wildcats will face 2013 Sugar Bowl champion Louisville, SEC powers Florida and South Carolina and reigning national champion Alabama.
Before facing that gauntlet, Kentucky hopes to avenge a shocking home loss in overtime to Western Kentucky in the teams' season-opener. Now coached by Bobby Petrino, the Hilltoppers wildly celebrated their 32-31 win on the field at Commonwealth Stadium, one of the low points of Kentucky's season.
When it mercifully ended, defensive tackle Donte Rumph experienced a range of emotions.
"Confused, lost . . .," he said. "But coach Stoops came in and lit a fire in us. We got going. We got motivated. We got fans excited again. We got everyone involved in UK football.
"That's what it's all about."
The future has brightened under Stoops beyond fan buy-in.
Last month, the Wildcats briefly reached No. 1 in one recruiting service's rankings, a given for John Calipari's basketball program but unheard of in Kentucky football. With a new coach and major renovations to the football stadium and facilities to sell recruits, the Wildcats currently sit No. 13 on 247sports.com list of rankings ahead of LSU, the Gators and a myriad of national powers.
"It's great for our program," Sanders said. "We're just hoping he can continue to bring in great guys and keep improving, and the momentum is just going to help Kentucky football get back on the map."
The Wildcats have not played in a major bowl game since Bear Bryant was coach in the early 1950s. But Kentucky has had its pockets of success, including four straight minor bowl game appearances under Rich Brooks (2006-09) and even spent a week in the top 10 rankings in 2007.
In time, Stoops hopes to give fans what they want.
"The people are starving to have a good football program," he said.