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Baoguette Caf currently has durian soft-serve in addition to pandan. If you havent had the pleasure, imagine pouring dumpster juice into sweetened milk and kind of liking it. But beware the aftertaste lingers for several minutes. Also, did you notice another favorite, olive oil ice cream, on the menu at Bar Artisanal?
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All rides and races have been designed to showcase the high prairie, front range and high peaks of the Rockies.
The 400-mile route heads north from Hygiene, up to Carter Lake and on to Masonville. From there riders continue northwest to Stove Prairie and down into the Cache La Poudre River Canyon where they turn west and begin climbing to the high point on the course – Cameron Pass (10, 271'). Riders then drop down into Walden, continue west over the Continental Divide - Rabbit Ears Pass (9,426') - and down into Steamboat Springs – Ski Town USA. Riders then turn around and climb back up over Rabbit Earsanddown into Walden. There they turn north toward Laramie, Wyoming. Leaving Laramie, the route heads southeast back into Colorado toward Fort Collins. Riders cross the Cache La Poudre at Laporte, climb up past HorsetoothReservoir, following the Foothills south back to the finish. The 400-mile route features 25,000 feet of climbing. The 400-mile racers have 34 hours to finish. The 400-mile race is a RAAM Qualifier.
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Old barn with all the comfort without forgetting the children
Discover the charm of the Pyrenees while having all the comforts indeed to share internet lacks nothing in this barn.
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Saturday, November 15th, 2014
Inspired by a father's oversized jackets, school uniforms, the melding of generations, themes of abandonment and renewal and American poet Walt Whitman, Australian label
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OMG why is it every time there is a collection on here that has slightly tailored propositions on a young model someone always ALWAYS has to go with the "nerd" / "geek" descriptives.. Mini Boss get over it!!! Please!! Seriously get a clue. . its asinine and tiresome. Put down teen vogue and read a book! (no offence teen vogue)
A really tight collection, well thought out. Love the colors and texture. One of the best mens of the season.
Thanks Isabelle!
Fed, Dont get offended! First of all, she's talking about the model, second of all we really like the collection and third of all Teen vogue is sent to the office but is never opened and goes to the trash without opening it!
The collection is great and I would wear pretty much every single pieces, but hey the model looks like shit a Nerd, im sorry! And im sorry if you taking so personally… But maybe you are a "nerd" / "geek" too?
Ps: dont forget that Trendland is ours and we filtered every content we review and if there is as much as "nerd"/"geek" descriptives as you saying, it means maybe, that its a trend and we dont mind it!
hahaha! lets get in the ring buddy! sorry if i have offended your kind or tickled a soft soft.ive been following mjolk since their first collection, so whatever my comment may have seemed like, it was not negative. lighten up, we are talking about fashion not Dostoevsky. and C, i always read through Teen Vogue when we get it, before it goes in the dump. it is one of the truest to its demographic publications left.
Well at least it got the people talking!
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Once known as the "Riot Hyatt" due to the antics of the many rock stars that visited, the Andaz West Hollywood now makes its mark with understated elegance. Travelers appreciate the low-key, sophisticated the scrumptious in-house restaurant (named RH) and the luminescent rooftop Sundeck bar. The atmosphere permeates the hotel's 239 guest rooms, which feature Sealy Posturpedic beds, iHome stereos, LCD flat-screen TVs and complimentary minibars. Business travelers especially like this hotel, praising the complimentary wireless Internet access and the variety of business services available in the lounge. And though this hotel's party days are largely over, there's still some quality nightlife nearby. Andaz West Hollywood is easy to spot near the House of Blues on Sunset Boulevard.
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The Club at Cherry Hills Apartments, located in Wichita, KS is convenient to local entertainment venues and to McConnell Air Force Base. We are a pet friendly community and accept cats and dogs. See Pet Policy Below. We offer 1 and 2 bedroom apartment homes for rent with walk in closets, garages or covered parking. We have a 24 hour fitness center, playground area, swimming pool, tennis court and sand volleyball. There is also storage in each building.
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New store openings in NYC
Never have a shortage of stylish goods with our list of the best new store openings around the city
Wed Nov 5 2014
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Recent store openings
In the movies, sequels are always huge spectacles, and the same theory applies to Topshop's second NYC outpost, which opened in November 2014. The brand's biggest shop in the U.S. features more than 40,000 square feet of trendy men's and women's clothes. There's an emphasis on customer service, so you'll find personal-shopping annexes in both departments and perks like free on-site tailoring. The store is also home to exclusive pieces; currently you'll find standouts like dogtooth sweaters ($80) and men's patterned shirts ($60).
- 608 Fifth Ave, (at 48th St)
Lockwood Style
This 1,300-square-foot lifestyle boutique is the latest addition to Astoria's budding shopping scene. And since storeowner Mackenzi Farquer is the co-creator of neighborhood blog We Heart Astoria (weheartastoria.com), she's no stranger to the area and its charm. Inside the shop, you'll find chic housewares, stylish handbags and trendy clothing for women sizes 2 to 20. Reppin' popular brands such as Dolce Vita and BB Dakota as well as local designers like We Dream in Colour and Cabiria, seasonal highlights include moto zip jackets ($105), tribal-print cardigans ($95) and cat-print tights ($19). And since the shop features an indoor workshop space and a quaint backyard patio, expect a series of events and trunk shows in the future.
- 33-02 Broadway, (at 33rd St)
This concept shop is filled with pricey unusual objects and limited-edition art. Located on the ground floor of the HL23 building on the High Line, each collection lasts a couple of years. Dutch designers Studio Job curate Collection 1, which includes a mix of pieces made exclusively for Chamber. New items will enter the shop over the course of the run, including fragrances by Julian Bedel of Argentine perfumery Fueguia 1833 ($350) and Dystopian Brutalist shirts by Martijn van Strien ($185). Want more info on the products? Check out the collectible hardcover book ($100), which tells the history behind each piece.
- 515 W 23rd St, (between Tenth and Eleventh Aves), 10011
This women's boutique in Chelsea is giving us major art gallery vibes. It makes sense because the space used to be—wait for it—an art-gallery. Inside the airy, white-walled shop, you'll find cool clothes from local and hard-to-find international designers. Standouts include the black-and-white crack-print skirt by House of Sunny ($220), 14k-gold-filled rings by Gunnard ($65) and single-button blazers by Achro ($64).
- 197 Tenth Ave, (at 22nd St)
Catbird Wedding Annex
Catbird's wedding-themed spin-off features tasteful engagement rings and wedding-day jewelry, including items by the popular Williamsburg shop's in-house design team. Schedule a ring consultation on Fridays (walk-ins are welcome on the weekends), and check out everything from the white diamond hexagon ring by Satomi Kawakita ($860) to the intricately designed petite baguette band by Ila & I ($3,000) and other pieces that'll make your big day perfect.
- 540 Driggs Ave, Williamsburg, (between North 7th and 8th Sts)
- Price band: 3/4
- Critics choice
The revamped space at this sneaker and streetwear emporium feels like a brand-new store. In the fall of 2014, it added an additional 3,000 square feet, and includes glassed-in mannequins and a long entranceway boasting white plaster sneakers hanging from the ceiling. As for the merch, look for new lines like the Kith Academy Collection, featuring preppy caps ($45) and edgy jerseys ($125), as well as the Never Forget collection, which gives back to 9/11 charities.
- 644 Broadway, (at Bleecker St)
The Lodge Man Shop
This East Village shop sells beard-scented balm ($28) and "Get Lucky" tobacco-scented candles ($30), which makes The Lodge a must-stop shop for dudes. This Americana spot—all the products are made in the U.S.A.—is all about quirky grooming products and handsome accessories. Highlights include Ebbets Field New York Baseball hats ($99), Faribault Merino Wool Scarves ($60) and even bourbon-flavored toothpicks ($9), because all men love whiskey, right?
- 220 E 10th St, (between First and Second Aves)
& Other Stories
One of H&M's spin-offs is finally making its U.S. debut with this Soho outpost.Originally, & Other Stories started as a beauty concept but quickly evolved into a full-fledged fashion brand offering accessories, lingerie and Euro-flavored ready-to-wear women's clothes. FYI: The store does sell lipsticks, too. While the prices here aren't as low as what you'd find at H&M, they're not too steep, either. And items like a coral handbag ($195), a wool striped skirt ($90) and gold knuckle rings ($45) definitely have the added bonus of looking more expensive than they are.
- 575 Broadway, (between Houston and Prince Sts)
Coop + Spree
This shop is all about catering to online shopping junkies. You'll find digital styling tablets to help you figure out which dress goes with that Nocturne Azia necklace ($215) you're eyeing. Other perks include free tailoring, same-day delivery and gratis umbrellas on rainy days.
- 202 Elizabeth St, (between Prince and Spring Sts)
Margaret O'Leary
This San Francisco brand is known for its luxury-meets–West Coast prep women's knitwear. Translation: You're going to find your next favorite comfy sweater (starting at $145) here. This Nolita outpost is O'Leary's first East Coast shop,
- 279 Mott St, (between Prince and Houston Sts)
Ramy Brook
This local line opened its first brick-and-mortar location in a former copy shop. The small space—it's just 360 square feet—is filled with splurgeworthy boho-chic pieces like an asymmetrical draped jersey skirt ($245) and colorful suede convertible clutches ($395). Sale items, like the long-sleeved, lace-up-front dress ($99, was $395), are standouts for bargain hunters looking for designer deals
- 22 Prince St, (at Elizabeth St)
Whether you're stocking up for your next upstate hike or you just want to dress like a woodsman (or woodswoman), this Pennsylvania heritage brand has got you covered. Its rustic Soho shop—the label's first flagship—was designed as a retrospective of the company's 184-year history, and features vintage decor from its original Pennsylvania mill and a 500-square-foot basement level designed as a "Woolrich men's club." Men and women can shop outerwear ($300 and up), such as the iconic Arctic parka ($650), as well as a wide selection of sportswear ($65–$135).
- 125 Wooster St, (between Prince and Spring Sts)
Concrete + Water
This lifestyle shop in Williamsburg sells high-quality goods during the day, but will host occasional dance parties at night. The 1,300-square-foot boutique carries menswear, womenswear and home goods from emerging brands and well-known designers such as Samantha Pleet and more. Shop eclectic and stylish wares from quilted bomber jackets by Hentsch Man ($400) to shearling stowaway bags by KARA ($360). But bargain lovers will be happy to shop here too, thanks to more affordable merch like Mazama glass mugs ($38) and printed tees by Deer Dana ($60). Our favorite part? The 600-square-foot backyard where the owners plan to host cool events like concerts, trunk shows and those aforementioned parties.
- 485 Driggs Ave, (between North 9th and 10th Sts)
Band of Outsiders
Fun fact: This popular brand's first NYC outpost features an in-store cookie window purveying treats from Momofuku Milk Bar. But the main focus, of course, at the Band of Outsiders Soho store is the clothes. Men's and women's ready-to-wear collections, as well as the new footwear line ($395 and up), are featured in the shop. Guys should look for embroidered chino pants ($350) and flannel button-down shirts ($275), while the offerings for ladies include chic shawl collar blazers ($595), crew neck sweaters with shirttails ($395) and more. The store also features a rotating range of products from brands like Sperry Top-Sider.
- 70 Wooster St, (between Broome and Spring Sts)
This American sportswear label by sisters Pookie and Louisa Burch features sleek and simple mod-inspired looks for men and women. So it's no surprise that the brand's first store (in Soho) channels that same aesthetic. The minimalist environment (custom brass clothing racks, blue-tinted concrete floor) is the perfect home for Trademark's Oxford Bell dress ($288), turtleneck sweaters ($178), felt totes ($188) and more.
- 95 Grand St, (at Greene St)
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2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Sleeps 6
This newly remodeled condominium is conveniently located within walking distance to the community pool and hot tub area. Unit #12 features new wood flooring throughout kitchen and dining area, granite counter tops in kitchen, newer furniture and appliances and 2 flat screen TV's in living room and master bedroom. The downstairs master bedroom features a king sized bed and the second bedroom features 4 twins (bunk style). Enjoy the convenience of being only 2 miles from the China Peak Ski Resort and walking distance to the shores of Huntington Lake and the town of Lakeshore.
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Don't worry, be hoppy.
I am also planning on giving this one a shot. I am an extract brewer (for now) my plan is to base my recipe off of the brewers best Imperial Nut Brown kit. I will be changing the hops, adding some wheat, spices and honey.
(I quoted the description of the brew from an earlier post for quicker reference)
ABV = 7.5-8.25% maybe a little higher with the honey
Here is what the kit comes with:
6.6 lb LME - sparkling amber unhopped
2 lb DME - amber
8 oz - crushed victory malt
4 oz - crushed chocolate malt
4 oz - crushed crystal 80L malt
8 oz - Maltodextrin
safale dry ale yeast s-04 packet. should I make a starter for this?
This is what I want to add:
1 lb wheat pre (to add body and head retention) Can this be accoplished by just steeping witht the rest of the grains, or do I need wheat extract?
1 lb honey at flame out, is this enough?
2 tsp cinnamon. When should I add this?
1 tsp fresh ginger. Do I just grate fresh ginger root?
1 tsp clove. When should I add this?
1 oz Hallertau at 60 min
1 oz Hallertau at 15 min
1 oz Cascade at flameout
Let me know what you think, and I someone could shed some light on the questions I have in blue.
I recently read an interview with one of the GLBC brewer's who said they use 1028 for all their ales.
Check this thread for an updated recipe:http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f78/chri...-clone-202115/
Based on the tasting notes from the GLBC website (which weren't avail last year), I'd say this recipe looks dead on.
Here is a recipe that I created after moving from Cleveland to Columbus and not being able to find it just 120 miles away from its creation. I just brewed it on Nov. 9th so we'll see how it comes out. Let me know what you think and I'll tell you how it turns out.
10 Gallon batch with partial mash
4 lb american 2 row
2 lb wheat
2 lb british crystal 60l
4 oz roasted barley
1 lb special roast
8 lb light dry malt extract
3 lb honey
1 oz black Patent
2 oz chocolate
2 oz cascade (60 min)
1.5 oz cascade (30 min)
2.5 oz cascade (15 min)
2 tsp Cinnamon
1 tsp Ground Ginger
Wyeast British Ale 1098
Add grains to 3 gallons of water, mash at 130 and hold for 30 min.
Raise to 155 and hold for 30 min, then sparge with 2 gal of water.
Add water to brewpot to bring up to 10 gal.
When boil is reached add dry malt extract, 3 lbs honey, 2 oz cascade (60min).
Then 1.5 oz cascade (30 mins).
Then 2.5 oz cascade, 2 tsp cinnamon, 1 tsp ground ginger (15 min)
I brew GL xmas clone every year. Here is my 10 gal all grain recipe.
19 lbs 2-row
4 lbs malted wheat
1 lb crystal 60
1 lb special roast
2 oz. roasted barley
.5 lbs rice hulls
12 aau's Northern Brewer 60 min
1 oz. cascade 15 min
1 oz cascade 2 min
2 lbs honey 2 min
6 tsp. ginger powder 2 min
6 cinnamon sticks 2 min
yeast wyeast 1056
I use medium hard water with some gypsum.
IBU's 26
Color SRM 10.5
I've brewed this recipe, too. Imo, really close to Great Lakes.
Also, I've had dungeonbeast's version at his home. It's really good.
I've added this to my On Deck circle.
Good to have ready for a Christmas In July Party!
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BOTTLED: Modified Hellbender IIPA
BOTTLED: Christmas Ale
ON DECK: Nosferatu clone
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CAPE CORAL, Fla. - Families preparing to weather high winds may get some extra help from the city of Cape Coral. The city wants to apply for a grant that would allow eligible families to receive hurricane shutters and roof repairs.
This would be a new program for the city to help out low income or fixed income homeowners, veterans, the elderly, and those with disabilities.
A $150,000 grant would provide residents with extra safety and security during a storm, and let them to keep their homeowner's insurance.
When the storm winds blow through southwest Florida, it's Cape Coral firefighter Jesse Spearo's job to make sure his city is safe.
Spearo is the fire department's Emergency Management Coordinator.He told leaders about a grant that helps residents who can't afford to pay for shutters or repairs.
"It allows homeowners to get mitigation techniques done to their house to make them more secure and be prepared for hazardous weather events such as tornado or hurricanes," Spearo said.
The city wants to tap into the program which is funded through the state. If accepted, it could receive $150,000 to provide you with a safe and secure home.
"Roof strappings put through the house, other types of reinforcement or roof or structure, covering of windows, impact glass or shutters to reduce impact," Spearo said.
Cape Coral Housing Coordinator Amy Yearsley tells WINK News more people are asking for financial help with home repairs. She's excited about this potential new program.
"With an aging housing stock, and limited equity being available for homeowners to do repairs, we're getting a lot of people coming through our doors who are looking specifically for roofs who are being dropped by their homeowners insurance," she said. "If you're on a fixed income and specifically if you're elderly this is a great program."
The city already has an existing home help program through its community development block grant, but this grant would be an additional source of funding.


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Re: Really???
I think you're missing the glaring error I was making a joke out of in the article!
"Ten times faster despite running on the same Z80A processor that was found in the Spectrum and being clocked to 3.25MHz, eight per cent lower than the Spectrum's 3.5GHz."
You know, I'm pretty sure that 3.25Mhz is more than 8% slower than 3.5Ghz, but I don't remember my Speccy being faster than my PC! ;-)
Virgin gives early adopters benefit of recent price cut
Expansion definitely required
I would agree 100%. Virgin I feel is a pretty good company generally, but they do need to start rolling out network expansion in a big way to build their customer base. It's no good saying they have a 50% coverage by population when that 50% is based in large towns and cities.
Time to get their fibre optics out to the more rural areas and especially at new builds too.
Dixons' best chance? Quit the UK and move to Sweden
Wrong way around
@AC - Currys didn't buy Dixons, it was the other way around years ago. If you're referring to why the Dixons shops changed names, it was simply a cost saving thing, cheaper to rebrand Dixons to Currys than the other way around. They had been the same company for a long time.
Dixons drops exclusive Toshiba Android tablet
It doesn't work that way...
@Tigra07 - the company can quarantine an item from sale, but for stock control the company needs to have the item available on the system. It's pretty standard practice for a company like DSG to increase the price of something to make the staff aware that the item is not for sale.
Go to a store when there is a huge release of a game or some new big thing due, like a day before release. I bet you'll find that the item is on the system, but at a really high price in order to both prevent early sales and to inform other staff of this.
PC World, Currys to offer cash for clunkers
Not desktops.
I checked up on this, and it's only laptops you can return. They can't be BIOS passworded, no cracked screen, complete with it's battery and mains adaptor. Apart from that, yup, any old laptop qualifies!
Broadband advertising speed gap widens
Re: Kind of on the ISP's side here
...but you 'could' get 60mpg from the car if you drive it correctly. Internet providers are rarely able to give the speeds they advertise, instead adding those immortal words "up to".
'Huge airships to carry freight starting 10 years from now'
It can't be just me...
...who is now thinking of Blade Runner?
Sony promises 27in OLED screen
It's early days...
I'm personally looking forward to the future of OLED. Remember that plasma and LCD used to cost a lot and didn't last as long as they do now. Give it time and I can see OLED being the standard of flat panel TVs and monitors in the years to come.
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Located on the second level of the Student Union, Crown Commons is sure to please every taste and every mood because almost everything is cooked-to-order right in front of you. Choices include:
Back in service after four decades as UNCC's original dining facility - but just for a little while!
Until the brand new and sure-to-amaze South Village Crossing building is complete, RDH will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner for meal plan students and anyone else who enjoys a one-price, all-you-care-to-eat meal that includes beverage and dessert. So take in the nostalgia of eating in what is literally UNC Charlotte's 'old school cafeteria' for a few weeks; you'll soon see that what's coming in South Village Crossing is truly worth the wait! Also, expect campus chefs to do some preview tastings of dishes and baked goods planned for SoVi.
NEW for Fall 2014: Enjoy all-you-care-to-eat access to SoVi, located near Hunt Hall and the highrises (Moore, Sanford, Scott, Holshouser). SoVi is designed with an "action station" model, much like Crown Commons, where almost all the cooking is on open display and prepared made-to-order. It will feature:
SoVi will be a popular dining destination. It also features a large seasonal dining terrace that overlooks Davis Lake. Also at South Village Crossing:
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I mentioned this in passing a couple weeks back, but The Paris Review website recently posted Dubrakva Ugresic's "Assault on the Minibar," which is one of the many fantastic pieces in her new collection, Karaoke Culture.
A number of sites have been linking to this essay, and I particularly like the summary that The Millions posted:
Anyone who travels a lot will enjoy Dubravka Ugresic's essay on hotel minibars. As a matter of fact, just about anyone will enjoy this essay regardless of how often they travel.
Here's the opening of Dubravka's attack:
At the reception desk I filled in all the necessary details and got the key. Before I headed off to my room the receptionist asked:
"Would you like to open a hotel account?"
"What's that?"
"It means that you don't have to pay for everything you have or use in the hotel immediately, you just give your account number."
I declined. What do I want with a hotel account? I'm only here for three days. Breakfast is included, and most of the time I'll be out and about.
The room was large, luxurious, and had that fresh new smell. The furniture was certainly brand-new, the bathroom enormous, and the heavy windows opened gracefully with the touch of a button.
I hadn't even gotten around to unpacking my things when I heard a knock at the door.
"Can I help you?" I asked the young porter.
"Sorry, but I have to lock the minibar."
"Because you didn't open a hotel account," he said, before heading for the minibar, locking it, and leaving.
All of a sudden I felt the blade of the invisible sword of injustice pressing on the back of my neck. I don't even use minibars. Alcohol doesn't agree with me; I don't like greasy, stale crisps; I hate any kind of peanuts; candy bars of uncertain origin aren't my thing; random bottled liquids inevitably give me heartburn; and carbonated, nonalcoholic drinks are just plain bad for your health. The bottom line is that a minibar doesn't have anything I'd ever want. So why did I feel so humiliated? Just because the bellboy locked the minibar? Did he put a padlock on the shower, the bathroom tap, the TV remote, the toilet seat? He didn't. Rationalizing it, comforting myself with thoughts of the palatial bed or a hot shower, nothing helped. I was inconsolable. It was just the hopeless sense of deprivation.
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To finish off this week's Read This Next feature on Alberto Moravia's Two Friends, here's an interview from the Paris Review with the man himself:
Interviewer: You write, then—?
Moravia: I write simply to amuse myself; I write to entertain others and—and, well, to express myself. One has one's own way of expressing oneself, and writing happens to be mine.
Interviewer: By that, you do not consider yourself a moralist, do you?
Moravia: No, I most emphatically do not. Truth and beauty are educatory in themselves. The very fact of representing the left wing, or a "wing" of any sort, implies a partisan position and nonobjectivity. For that reason, one is impotent to criticize in a valid sense. Social criticism must necessarily, and always, be an extremely superficial thing. But don't misunderstand me. Writers, like all artists, are concerned with representing reality, to create a more absolute and complete reality than reality itself. They must, if they are to accomplish this, assume a moral position, a clearly conceived political, social, and philosophical attitude; in consequence, their beliefs are, of course, going to find their way into their work. What artists believe, however, is of secondary importance, ancillary to the work itself. A writer survives in spite of his beliefs. Lawrence will be read whatever one thinks of his notions on sex. Dante is read in the Soviet Union.
A work of art, on the other hand, has a representative and expressive function. In this representation the author's ideas, his judgments, the author himself, are engaged with reality. Criticism, thus, is no more than a part, an aspect—a minor aspect—of the whole. I suppose, putting it this way, I am, after all, a moralist to some degree. We all are. You know, sometimes you wake up in the morning in revolt against everything. Nothing seems right. And for that day or so, at least until you get over it, you're a moralist. Put it this way: every man is a moralist in his own fashion, but he is many other things besides. [. . .]
Interviewer: How do you account for the big empty spaces in the novel tradition of Italy? Could you tell us a little about the novel in Italy?
Moravia: That's a pretty large question, isn't it? But I'll try to answer. I think one could say that Italy has had the novel, way back. When the bourgeois was really bourgeois, in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, narrative was fully developed (remember that all that painting was narrative too) but since the Counter-Reformation, Italian society doesn't like to look at itself in a mirror. The main bulk of narrative literature is, after all, criticism in one form or another. In Italy when they say something is beautiful that's the last word: Italians prefer beauty to truth. The art of the novel, too, is connected with the growth and development of the European bourgeoisie. Italy hasn't yet achieved a modern bourgeoisie. Italy is really a very old country; in some ways it looks new because it's so old. Culturally, now, it follows the rest of Europe: does what the others do, but later. Another thing—in our literary history, there are great writers—titans—but no middle-sized ones. Petrarch wrote in the fourteenth century, then for four centuries everybody imitated him. Boccaccio completely exhausted the possibilities of the Italian short story in the fourteenth century. Our golden centuries were then, our literary language existed then, had crystallized. England and France had their golden centuries much later. Take, for example, Dante. Dante wrote a pure Italian, is still perfectly understandable. But his contemporary Chaucer wrote in a developing tongue: today he must be practically translated for the modern reader. That's why most modern Italian writers are not very Italian, and must look abroad for their masters: because their tradition is so far back there, is really medieval. In the last ten years, they've looked to America for their masters.
Click here to read the full interview.
As announced on their site the next issue of The Paris Review includes the first part of The Third Reich, Roberto Bolano's "lost" novel (due out next year), which will be serialized over all four 2011 issues.
Spring is almost here1—and so is our spring issue! It's an especially exciting one: We will be publishing Roberto Bolaño's _The Third Reich_—our first serialized novel in forty years—with original illustrations by Leanne Shapton.
This is a first edition like none other—a collector's item, and a chance to discover Bolaño's famous lost novel almost a year before it appears in book form. For those of you who aren't subscribers, we are offering a celebratory discount subscription (25% off the cover price domestically; offer good until March 15). Your subscription will also bring you new work by Lydia Davis, David Gates, and Jonathan Lethem, as well as interviews with Samuel R. Delany, Bret Easton Ellis, Yusef Komunyakaa, and much more . . .
This is a guarantee to up subscriptions to The Paris Review, and a pretty logical move considering the fact that PR publisher, Lorin Stein, was responsible for doing both 2666 and The Savage Detectives when he was at FSG.
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On working with Bruce Willis: "I was a fan of Bruce when I was 15 with Die Hard and he's great to work with. We have been buddies for a long time and I was over the moon when I found out he was going to be involved. Bruce is the ultimate man's man, and is perfect in this role."
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Date: 12 March 2014
Montreal – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced the release of the first edition of the Lithium Battery Shipping Guidelines (LBSG) providing comprehensive guidance on how to safely ship lithium batteries and products containing Lithium batteries. TheLBSG brings together all of the relevant content of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations and UN Manual of Tests and Criteria, as well as detailed examples on packing, marking, labeling and documentation.
Lithium batteries are safe to transport provided that they are designed, tested, manufactured and packaged in accordance with the global transport safety standards. Therefore it is essential that shippers comply with the relevant dangerous goods regulations to meet their safety obligations. The LBSG is a complete guide for shippers. It is being released as a CD-ROM with an embedded, interactive PDF file enabling users to bookmark frequently referenced passages and annotate the manual to customize it to their own unique processes. Features include:
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