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Back then I couldn't justify dropping 1.5k on the HD800 so I went with the T1. And on my sub-par amp/DAC setup the T1 kills both my Denons for accuracy/balance and sound stage. Vocals simply sound amazing.
The HD800 really requires careful matching. Last time I heard it out of a $1700 DAC it was nothing but a sibilant mess with no bass. I'm hoping to give it a second chance, once I got my finances get sorted out. But then I'd be tempted to get a TH900 first. I wonder if this game of phones ever ends? :P
i think i have gone down the rabbit hole too far now. i dont think ill ever be truly satisfied.
It's called electrostats and speakers. If you have heard all the available flagship dynamic, planars and still aren't satisfied. There's one thing left and that's to join the Stax mafia.
oh im an amateur here, the best i have heard is hd 650 threw wa2 (stock tubes) but even still i want the t1s and hd800s and when i get those i know ill want more. im not exactly complaining. its fun having a collection right?
did you get the BHSE?
The Taboo MK III is terrific with the HD800's, but you do need to dial them in. (Tubes, Lucid Mode 1 or 2, etc) Once you find the sweet spot it is a terrific pairing.
Well, I was lucky enough to own the very first T1 sold in Canada several years back when they were first released. I really did enjoy my time with them. Did they do anything outstanding? Not to my ears, BUT, they were well balanced across the board: bass, mids, treble, imaging, comfort, etc.... And that's where they're strength lied. The 10kHz spike really had very little effect as there really isn't a lot happening in that frequency range. The 6kHz bump on the HD-800s or the even bigger treble spikes on the HE-6s are more problematic IMO. (Heck, I prefer the T1s to the HE-6s and sold off the latter sooner than the former).
That said, they were sold to clear up some space for my SR-009s and I didn't feel that they (T1s) would be listened to much with my other headphones. I'm still a fan though!
The never ending quest continues... Added the V-Link. Pretty happy thus far. The DLIII needed it pretty bad in my opinion.
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OMG, I cant stand the thought of you enduring 24/96 DSG. You must upgrade to 24/192 ASAP, your life depends on it!
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Same with HDTracks - I cant tell the difference.
I have several of those too....Damn are they expensive now on ebay!
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I am truly honored to have my anti-war song Veteran's Day recorded by Judy Collins (in duet with Kenny White) for her latest album Bohemian" on Wildflower Records. She is a great songwriter in her own "write" but also one of the all time greatest interpreters of other people's works—Joni Mitchell, Leonard Cohen, Stephen Sondheim…and many more…it's a long list.
Through a song contest called Music To Life," started by Noel Paul Stookey and managed by his daughter Liz, my song found it's way to Judy who was a judge that year. That was about six years ago and, considering it to be a "jewel" of a song, she grabbed it for herself and a future recording project. That project is Bohemian which also features greats such as Joni Mitchell, Jimmy Webb, old friend Shawn Colvin fellow Woodstockers Ollabelle. I had the good fortune of meeting Judy and catching up with Kenny in Paris in early October, 2011. She put on a very strong performance, to say the least, and had the room singing and stomping at the end. My best wishes for Bohemian's success and if Judy is playing anywhere nearby-be sure to go see her-she's truly amazing.


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Dr. Nibonth Viravathana practices Neurology near Claremont, CA.
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Case Conclusion Date:September 14, 2005
Practice Area:Family
Outcome:Client attained all her goals in the case.
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"What's all the stink over the Redskin name? It's so much horse shit it's incredible. We're going to let the liberals of the world run this world," Ditka told Redskins historian Mike Richman in a phone interview. "It was said out of reverence, out of pride to the American Indian. Even though it was called a Redskin, what are you going to call them, a Brownskin? This is so stupid it's appalling."
Ditka said he hopes Snyder keeps "fighting" against those in Washington, the media and even the Patent and Trademark Office that oppose the name that has graced the team's jerseys since 1932.
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Shoe drive to benefit The Salvation Army
Date: September 3, 2009
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Sarasota Foot Care Center, in conjunction with four local running stores, will be holding a shoe drive called Pair-to-Spare during the month of September. Shoes from Pair-to-Spare will be donated to The Salvation Army, where they will be distributed to Sarasota residents in need.
About 400 pairs of lightly used athletic and children's shoes have already been donated. With a total collection goal of 1,000 pairs, a second shoe drive is scheduled to run during the holiday season.
Donation points are located at the following Sarasota addresses:
Fit to Run — 8123 Cooper Creek Blvd.
Fleet Feet Sports — 1830 S. Osprey, Suite 104
New Balance — 6573 S. Tamiami Trail and 8204 Tourist Center Drive
Sarasota Memorial Healthplex — 5880 Rand Blvd.
The Snappy Turtle Trading Company — 6615 Superior Ave.
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Jack (Simon Pegg) is an author who has been researching Victorian serial killers. His research is starting to get to him, though, causing the fantastic fear of everything from the title. His agent gets him a dinner meeting with someone interested in publishing his book, but that requires Jack to a) leave the house and b) go to the launderette to clean what appear to be his only set of clothing.
Jack has an absolute terror of launderettes for reasons that become clear later and have nothing to do with his research on Victorian psychopaths.
Meanwhile, there's a very modern-day psychopath killing people and cutting off their fingers in the area of London in which he lives. This all ties together, sort of.
It does. On paper. All of the elements connect with one another and there is a beginning, middle and end. But I watched this with two other people and when it was over the collective response was: 'What just happened?'
It wasn't confusing–everything is very straightforward–the film just seemed to have no focus. I've never seen anything like it. There were a few laugh-out-loud moments and the viewer never knows what's going to happen next, but then whatever does happen next and then another thing happens and another and then it's the end.
According to Wikipedia , Slate called it a 'semicomedy', which is correct, but I'm not sure what the other part of the film is supposed to be. It's based on a novella (Paranoia in the Launderette) by the writer and director of Withnail and I, which I love, so one wonders how it would have turned out if Bruce Robinson (said author/writer/director) had handled the screenplay and direction.
There was one particularly clever sight gag that was … clever. There's quite a bit of physical comedy and Pegg is as reliable as ever. But I would really only recommend it to fans of his work. That said, I'll probably watch it again, as it has a certain dark tone that's enjoyable and the music (90s rap) is great.
Sadly, I have to give this one 2/5 stars.
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A woman goes grocery shopping in a downpour and suddenly begins bleeding from the mouth. She collapses into a ditch where she drowns, leaving her two daughters to carry out the religious duties for their father and younger brother. Due to the mysterious nature of her death, an autopsy is ordered and it's discovered she had Parkinson's. A teenage girl goes missing then the local doctor finds a human bone fragment in the creek, which leads to finding more bones. Things are not going well in the small town, is what I'm saying.
The daughters of the woman, Iris and Rose, have a difficult time taking over for their mother. Though they know the ritual has been carried out the same way for generations they have some objections and they discuss escaping their suffocating lives or upholding the tradition. Meanwhile, it's discovered that Parkinson's shares symptoms with a rare disorder called Kuru, which is only contracted one way and it's not a good way. And it looks like the woman had Kuru.
As a commentary on extreme religious observance, it's pretty much bashing you over the head and then gnawing on your arm. As a creepy horror film with nicely built atmosphere, it's definitely one to watch.
The colour palette is particularly fine–it's just lovely to look at–and the translucence of the girls' skin and hair combined with them nearly always wearing white added to the effect. The younger daughter, Rose (Julia Garner) was especially good, though Bill Sage hit all the right notes as the stern patriarch of an extreme religious sect. (Though I'm not sure one family of five constitutes a sect.)
There's relatively little blood or violence for a horror film (excepting one scene that was shocking in its violence if only because the rest of the film was so restrained). In this day of torture porn it's refreshing to see films that rely more on story-telling than viscera to get the audience's attention.
There is a sequel and a prequel planned and if they don't turn both of those into gore-fests and retain the same level of plot and character development as the original, they could be interesting. Keep an eye out for those. Or pull an eye out for them. (Sorry. I'm so sorry.)
Overall I'd give We Are What We Are 5/5 because I like cannibals and I'd watch this one again. It's definitely a step above most horror films. If you want fast-pacing or nudity or gore galore then this one isn't for you, though.
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With thirty stories representing twenty-eight countries (twenty-seven of the thirty were originally in languages other than English) the scope is vast. And not just geographically. Genre-wise, as well.
There is literary fiction, which often took the form of snapshots of people's lives. The poignant 'Hospital Room Nr 13.54′ by Olga Martynova stands out here.
There's magical realism like Adda Djorup's 'Birds', which was lovely in that Iris Murdoch I-think-I'm-missing-something-but-I-love-it-anyway sort of way.
'The Second-Hand Man' by Michael O Conhaile covered the humour area fairly well in a story that was very Irish. Read it and you'll see what I mean. There's a church and the Devil and God and a man with two tools. And I don't mean pliers.
If you're looking for straight up erotic 'Somavox' by Christopher Meredith definitely has that one covered, as does 'Dungeness' by Edy Poppy, though the former is a mix of science fiction while the latter is literary fiction.
Want to have your heart broken? 'What the Dying Heart Says' by John Toomey. There you go.
If modern vampire fiction is your thing there's a story for that. And other types of science fiction and eastern European dream state stories. There's even a choose your own adventure.
What's most impressive is that it all hangs together. There's a story near the beginning 'The Demise of Engineer G.' by Rein Raud about a man who creates incredible meals out of dishes from around the world where a flavour from one dish perfectly sets off something in the following or previous dish. That's what West Camel has done. It's the best anthology I've read yet.
With its variety of genres (and not a weak contribution in the bunch), Best European Fiction 2015 has something for every taste. I would definitely recommend it for fans of short fiction or people interested in expanding their reading life beyond works written originally in English.
An enthusiastic 5/5.
[I received a free copy of this book to review, but it genuinely was spectacular.]
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Tucker and Dale are a couple of good ol' boys who've bought a house out in the boonies of West Virginia as a 'vacation home' and they go out to start fixing it up. On their way there they stop to pick up some beer and other supplies and run into a group of nubile university students. Dale (Tyler Labine) takes a shine to a particular blonde, Allison (Katrina Bowden), and tries to talk to her. Self-awareness not being his strong-suit, he happens to be holding a scythe at the time and follows his buddy's advice to laugh and smile a lot, as that puts women at ease. She does not swoon into his arms.
The two groups go their separate ways–Tucker and Dale to their cabin and the students to their camping area. That evening the men decide to do some fishing and the kids go swimming. They happen to be doing these activities at the same lake. When Allison slips and hits her head, rendering herself unconscious, our hapless heroes come to her rescue, pulling her into their boat and shouting to the others, 'We have your friend!' For some reason the students find this terrifying and run away to regroup.
The men take her back to their ramshackle cabin for the night, figuring her friends will come looking for her tomorrow. But that isn't exactly how things go. Because, to their minds, they have to save their friend from a couple of insane hillbillies.
Tucker and Dale vs Evil is about miscommunication on a large scale. It plays with all the tropes of the killer hillbillies genre, as well as serial killer films like the Friday the 13th series. Labine's 'dumb as a stump' Dale is endearing and genuine and Alan Tudyk's Tucker, the brains of the operation, has some of the funniest lines and moments. He just wants to help his friend gain some self-confidence, but it will be at the cost of much physical pain and confusion.
Eminently rewatchable, it's on par with Shaun of the Dead for laugh out loud hilarity both in terms of dialogue and physical humour. And don't worry, nothing happens to the dog. 5/5
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Humans haven't always tried to hide death away–it's only relatively recently (and in Western culture)–that we've decided death has nothing to do with life and we want nothing to do with it. As though not thinking about something will keep it from happening. (This is something Caitlin Doughty addresses wonderfully in her book Smoke Gets in Your Eyes , which I reviewed last week.)
The Empire of Death: A Cultural History of Ossuaries and Charnel Houses by Paul Koudounaris is what it says on the tin, but it's so much more, as well. It has 290 photographs, 260 of them are in colour. The average person wouldn't be able to visit all of the sites he did, so perhaps the tag should have been: The Empire of Death: Koudounaris Confronts Mortality in Seventy Places Since You Couldn't Afford to.
Because that's essentially what happens when looking at the photographs. If you really take the time to look at them it has a similar humbling effect of contemplating the size of the universe. Every skull was once a person with hopes and dreams and families who fought and laughed and loved. It's an exercise in existentialism.
Which was the intent of the original designers. They were created for people to sit in and contemplate their own mortality–to be aware that they weren't going to live forever and so they'd better act properly because eternity was a very long time to spend in hell and/or separated from their loved ones who would no doubt be in heaven. Often there would be quotes on the walls, one of my favourites was from the Chapel of Bones of Valleta, Malta:
The world is a theater and human life is the boundary of all worldly things. Life is the personification of vanity. Death breaks and dissolves the illusion and is the boundary of all mortal things. Let those who visit this place ponder well these maxims and carry with them a lively remembrance of death. Peace be with you.
I've long been a fan of charnels–since I visited the Capuchin crypt by the Santa Maria della Concezione del Cappuccini in Rome and was rushed out before I could properly appreciate the chandeliers made of human bones. And all of the well-known sites are included including that one. Sedlec , the Paris Catacombs , etc, but many that I hadn't heard of and quite a few that had been destroyed, either by nature or humans, were covered, as well.
People weren't all bad, there was a resurgence in charnels in the 19th century where several were restored and some are being restored now. The Eggenberg charnel in Austria has something of a Hannibal touch, where they created an eye shape, as it was meant to be viewed from the top of a well with skulls as the pupil, looking back at the viewer.
It's well-researched and well-written and with maps and notes galore it's sure to please those interested in unusual facts about history or interesting sites to visit. Or people comfortable with their impending doom (or who want to become so). So if you're looking for something for that person on your shopping list this holiday season, here's something to consider.
Koudounaris has a website empiredelamort that has loads more photos.
He's also on Instagram under hexenkult.
And on Facebook .
Dahlia Jane also wrote a lovely review, with more photos, on her blog Upon a Midnight Dreary .
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Rounding out our series of shows about female law enforcement is The Killing, bringing the final count of countries covered to four. Northern Ireland ( The Fall ), England ( Happy Valley ), and New Zealand ( Top of the Lake ). This one is set in the States–Seattle, Washington. Female police aren't interested in your nonsense no matter the geographic location.
The US version is based on the popular Danish show Forbrydelsen (The Crime), which ran for three series. Unlike the original, the remake follows one case through the first two series, then one case each for the third and fourth series. Like the original, each episode is one day of investigation of the current case.
The first two series are about the kidnapping and murder of Rosie Larsen, a 17 year-old girl who goes missing the weekend her parents are on a camping trip. Everyone within fifty feet of the Larsen family seems to have motive and means. It's more about the way a violent, tragic crime reverberates out like ripples in a pond and how pain turns us into people we may not recognise. The strongest of the three cases, this one keeps the viewer guessing until the end. Of particular note is Michelle Forbes, who plays Rosie's mother.
The start of the first series also introduces the viewer to detectives Sarah Linden (Mireille Enos) and Stephen Holder (Joel Kinnaman). Linden is told to show Holder around, as it's her last few days as a detective in Seattle–she's moving away to get married. But as always happens when detectives try to leave their jobs, they catch one last case, so she and Holder wind up working together.
While Linden is the obsessive type of cop–a previous case nearly destroyed her–Holder has his own problems. Chiefly with drugs, which he got into working with Narcotics. Now he's newly clean and moved into Homicide, where he works cases his own way. He's a vegetarian, go-with-the-flow, Buddhist/Christian, laid-back sort of person. Linden is the focused on the case before her to the exclusion of life itself.
The third series concerns the lives of several street kids–one of whom goes missing. In Holder's search for her, the bodies of several other murdered kids are uncovered. Linden, retired after the previous case, begins to suspect the man she put away several years ago (and who is about to be put to death) has been wrongly convicted. Her investigation reveals chilling information that brings her back into the police department and reinstates her as Holder's partner, as it becomes obvious their cases are connected.
Stand out performances this series are given by Peter Sarsgaard, as the possibly wrongly-convicted murderer and Bex Taylor-Klaus as Bullit, one of the street kids playing at being tough who befriends Holder whilst trying to find her friend. Sarsgaard's performance of a man on Death Row is almost difficult to watch it's so immediate. It's truly spectacular.
The fourth and final series, which was released in its entirety in August 2014 on Netflix, is about the massacre of a seemingly perfect family, the only survivor being the seventeen year old son who was shot in the head and has no memory of that evening. In the will, the boy, Kyle Stansbury (Tyler Ross), is sent to St George's Military Academy where his guardian will be Colonel Margaret Rayne (Joan Allen). Stansbury's classmates–one specifically–doesn't make his life easy and is the one Kyle suspects killed his family.
Allen's performance as the only woman in charge of a school full of male cadets, a woman with her own cache of secrets, going head-to-head with strong-willed Linden is compelling to watch. And Ross' depiction of a boy who lost what little bit he had is impressive. The two main cadets (played by Sterling Beaumon and Levi Meaden) were convincing, if disturbing.
Throughout the fourth series Linden and Holder deal with the consequences of their actions at the end of the third series, and their respective responses are fascinating. Watching that situation play out was anything but boring.
I'm still not sure how I feel about the very end, which dealt not with the case, but with Linden and Holder. That will be the sort of thing that each person will feel differently about. It depends if you need everything to be wrapped up neatly or not.
The Vancouver landscape (where they film the show) stands in beautifully for Denmark (and Seattle) and the cinematography–all blue-greys–sets a chilly, serious tone. It reminds me of Henning Mankell novels, which is definitely a good thing.
There really aren't any likable characters. Relatable, yes. It's easy to understand why characters react the way they do to certain situations, but I can't say I want to befriend any of the people on the show. So if you're looking for that, go elsewhere, but if you're looking for character-studies set in a morally (and visually) grey universe, then stop looking and watch The Killing.
Some episodes are hit-or-miss, but overall 5/5.
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Having previously waxed poetic about my love of Caitlin Doughty and her YouTube channel Ask a Mortician and website Order of the Good Death you can imagine my glee upon learning she had written a memoir about her early years as a crematory assistant, mortuary school student and work in the death industry after graduation.
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes is more than just a memoir of the macabre–it's a meditation on the way Western culture treats death with Doughty as a stand-in for the average American who wants to see dear ol' Mother Deadest looking 'natural', even though the process to make her appear that way is about as unnatural as possible.
Doughty starts her journey terrified of death, of facing her own mortality, (the current response of most Westerners). She takes a job as a crematory assistant at Westwind Cremation and Burial and, due to her interactions with the decendents that pass through, her entire philosophy on death (and, necessarily, life) changes. It's a philosophical journey that encompasses history, religion, mythology and biology, is frequently hysterical (I was laughing out loud every other page) but also deeply affecting.
Of particular interest to anthropology-types were the parts about how we've come to deal with death the way we do in this part of the world at this point in time, as opposed to the way other people have done. Or do deal with it but simply in different places on earth like the tribe in Brazil that practises cannibalism as part of the death ritual. They're not having a gourmet, Dr Lecter-style feast whenever someone dies, either. It's not enjoyable, but it's what they do. (Next time you have to go to a wake of a family member you hardly knew be grateful you at least don't have to eat them whether you want to or not because, 'That's just what we do. It's how we say goodbye. Now be polite and finish off Cousin Martha's foot.')
Doughty's writing style is personable, like chatting with an old friend, if that friend is Wednesday Addams. If you've watched many of her Ask a Mortician videos you can hear her voice in your head when reading, which makes the funny bits funnier and the moving bits that much more gut-wrenching.
Speaking of guts, this book is most definitely not for the squeamish. Human bodies are organic matter and things happen to organic matter when it begins to break down. Or when it's embalmed or cremated. Doughty believes in lifting the veil on what death practitioners do and she's straight-forward about everything that goes on in all its messy, sometimes amusing, human glory.
This book is, however, excellent for fans of Mary Roach, particularly the one about what happens to the body post-mortem, Stiff . I would also recommend the poet and mortician Thomas Lynch's wonderful Undertaking: Life Studies from the Dismal Trade .
This one is definitely 5/5.
And because it's Halloween, here's Caitlin talking about the relationship between death and Halloween.
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Continuing in the series of reviews of shows about female law enforcement taking no guff (previous posts were The Fall and Happy Valley ) is Top of the Lake.
The previous two were set in Northern Ireland and England, but this outing takes us to New Zealand, where a twelve year old girl tries to drown herself. It's quickly discovered she's pregnant and soon after she disappears. Sydney detective Robin Griffin (Elisabeth Moss), who is in Laketop to be with her ailing mother, is asked to join the team to find her as well as the person responsible for her pregnancy. The search brings her face-to-face with parts of her past she'd thought she'd left behind.
The missing girl's father, Matt Mitcham (Peter Mullan), is shady as a bank of willows, volatile and entirely unwilling to assist the police, feeling he and his similarly shady associates will be able to find her on their own.
He's also not above illegally interfering with the real estate concern of an area called Paradise, which has just been bought by a spiritual guru named GJ (Holly Hunter) to be used as a commune for women to heal their psychic wounds.
Robin finds herself once again entangled with Mitcham's son, Johnno (Thomas M. Wright), rekindling a relationship from their teenage years. This displeases both their parents, but not for the reasons they originally think.
As time passes, it begins to seem that everyone in Laketop is hiding something. And they still have to find a little girl who only has a few weeks before she's going to give birth.
And the opening is iconic. Simple but haunting.
Written by Jane Campion (The Piano) and Gerard Lee and directed by Jane Campion and Garth Davis, this six or seven episode series (it depends where you see it) is dark but beautiful. New Zealand itself is practically a character the nature shots are so gorgeous. The cast is expansive but well used and GJ's all-female commune is so painfully accurate words fail me.
There are plot twists aplenty, as well as brutality. Trigger warning for a rape scene in the fifth episode of the 45 minute shows. I don't know when it happens in the 60 minute show–probably the fourth episode. If you know, please leave a comment.
Gripping, it's the sort of television where you don't want to stop after one episode. Luckily, the entire series can be viewed in one day like they did at the Sundance Festival. Definitely a 5/5.
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Rare book collector, Adam Diehl, is found in his secluded home, his hands severed, his books and papers in disarray. Upon inspection, it appears he was a forger of long-dead author's signatures, which would increase the price of already valuable books many times over. Among the suspects are his sister's boyfriend, Will, who had been a prolific and talented forger and who is also our narrator.
Meghan, the deceased's sister and protagonist's girlfriend, is also in the book trade, as she owns an independent bookshop in Manhattan. She found out about Will's little hobby along with the rest of the world and stuck by him as he paid his penance. She's the best thing Will has ever had in his life, which is why, when someone starts threatening him, using Arthur Conan Doyle's handwriting, no less, he keeps it a secret, in an effort to protect her.
He doesn't know who's sending the threats nor what they want nor why they want it, all he knows is he'll do what needs doing in order to keep safe the one bit of happiness he has, and to keep the promise he's made to Meghan, which is that he'd stay out of the the forging game. But someone is trying to force his hand.
On the surface this book should have been right up my street–it's about the book world and I worked in independent bookshops for years–but it fell a little flat. The main character was a criminal, but not a very interesting one. He kept saying how solid his relationship was with Meghan and how they fell for one another at first sight, but I didn't feel it. That could be because Will wasn't a real person–at one point he talks about forgers also forging who they are and not being true humans, which I interpreted as a type of sociopathy. He definitely has that flat affect going on and not seeming to really engage with the world, only being concerned with protecting his own hide, as well as being close to only one person. I definitely don't need to like a character–any of the characters of a novel, really–but they do need to be interesting. Will wasn't.
Writing-wise it was better than most books out there, but it wasn't up to par with Morrow's The Diviner's Tale, which was excellent. The text suffered from 'had I known-itis', which is where the narrator kept telling us that things were about to get a lot worse or that his bubble of happiness was to be short-lived. It's something of which lesser authors are often guilty but I found it surprising in this author.
The plot was what kept me reading–needing to know who did it and what was going to happen next, which is why I read it in two days. It moved at a clip, which is what you want in a thriller. I didn't know where things were going and, though I worked out some things before the end, I still didn't know the particulars.
I would recommend this one to fans of John Dunning's Bookman series and people interested in literary thrillers like Matthew Pearl's books. 4/5 stars.
[I was given a free copy of this book to review.]
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At the start of the first episode of Happy Valley, no frills police sergeant Catherine Cawood (Sarah Lancashire) is called to the scene of a young man doused in petrol, threatening to set himself alight. While she's talking to him, stalling so the negotiator from the nearest town can arrive, she says:
I'm Catherine, by the way. I'm 47. I'm divorced. I live with my sister who's a recovering heroine addict. I've two grown up children. One dead. One who doesn't speak to me. And a grandson. So…
The guy asks why he doesn't speak to her and she says, 'It's complicated.' Which is one of those English understatement sorts of things. 'Complicated' barely begins to cover her life, as the person responsible for her daughter's suicide has been released from prison that day and is back in town.
Then there's Steve Pemberton, in a rare dramatic role, as Kevin Weatherill, an utterly useless sort of individual. When his boss denies him a pay rise so that his daughter may go to a nicer school, he makes a decision that will devastate multiple lives.
James Norton (playing Tommy Lee Royce) rounds out the primary three characters. Royce, an unrepentant, violent criminal, has just been released from prison and winds up being connected to Weatherill's plan. He is also determined to insert himself into the police sergeant's life.
These three are the good (Cawood), the bad (Royce) and then the grey area between the two (Weatherill). As the show progresses we watch each character change (some more than others, but there's change all round). We are reminded that no one is all good or all bad and desperate circumstances make for desperate, and sometimes violent, choices.
Lancashire's performance is spot on, as is everyone's, really, but Pemberton's character was particularly surprising. His growth from nonentity into … well, no spoilers here, but the show is dark and our man owns the role. Lancashire's Cawood behaves in ways unusual for female law enforcement on television, which was refreshing.
Happy Valley is ultimately about the far-ranging consequences of the actions of the few and the imperfect people trying to right those wrongs. It's compelling television.
And there's blood–people get booted in the face and slammed against brick walls and other things I don't want to spoil for you, but the make up people don't go easy on the viewers. But it wasn't gore-for-gore's sake, either.
From the writing to the directing to the acting it was outstanding television and we need more of it. Happily, it's been renewed for a second series, though no word yet on when that will air.
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I'm sorry if this is somewhere, but couldn't find it. How quickly do the PAT's fill up?? My online checkin day is 1/31/14 and I'll be in WDW (I know, rough life), but return home the next day 2/1/14 late night. I just want to know, should I do the online checkin while I'm in WDW, to get the 11AM PAT. The internet connection/speed in WDW is not the greatest, so if I don't have to deal with it and can do this about 48 hours later and still can grab the 11AM PAT, I'll do that. Also my daughter and her family will be cruising with us. If she does her online checkin and gets the 11AM PAT, will I be able to checkin with them if I don't get the 11PAT? We are listed as traveling together, but do have 2 separate cabins. Hope that's not too confusing, but it's easier to ask the cruising experts. This is my 5th Disney cruise and it will take me much more to ever consider myself an expert or even close.
I don't think 24 hours will make a huge difference, but with anything Disney it can.
Each cabin will need to do their own check in.
Can you give your daughter all your info and have her do the check in for you? Because you have cruised before most of your info will already be in the system.
Just an FYI What ship are you sailing on? The first PAT times for the Dream and the Fantasy have been 10:30.
Once the boarding starts it goes very quickly. So if your daughter has an 11:00 and you have an 11:30 if will only be about 10 minutes (at the most) between boarding #'s.
Also the PAT's don't book up real fast because all the people arriving from Disney hotels don't get there until after 12:30ish and people who fly in that day PAT times are connected to when their plane lands.
Thank you for the info. We will be on the dream. I didn't know it was 10:30 that's good to know. We will be driving ourselves to the port so are flexible I may have her do my check in too. I remembered last time most info was there except cc info.
Thanks for the info. I'll do my homework before that date
We are sailing the Fantasy in Feb. on what appears to be a very heavy sailing.
I am gold and did my check-in at 105 days got the 10:30 arrival time.
My daughter is silver and on the day she could check in the 10:30 was still available.
So you may not have an issue.
Good Luck.
Thanks. That's good to know. This will be my 5th cruise so I guess I move up to gold after this one.
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I got the idea for this from a post I saw on Vegweb to give credit where it is due-- but mine changes the proportions as well as the ingredients significantly. If you don't have a 3/8 or 1/8 measuring cup, just use the 1/2 cup one and fill it up to 1/2" from the top with quinoa-- 1/2 cup will be too much, needs to yield 1 1/2 cups cooked quinoa and it quadruples in size when cooked. This is a nice change of pace from lentil and bean burgers.
Serves: 6
Units: US | Metric
Serving Size: 1 (129 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
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