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Vodafone, Amsterdam (video): Case Study
This video was made in collaboration with our dealer partner, OCS Workplaces from the Netherlands. It showcases the concept The Changing Workplace, which was developed by Tjeu Verheijen and OCS Workplaces, and already applied in the Maastricht office…Tags: Collaboration, Design, Innovation, Interconnected Workplace
Future Focused: Issue 64
A New Lens For Leading Organizations In a challenging, complex and competitive environment, business leaders everywhere are united by a common desire: to anticipate the future and act on it now. At Steelcase a team of 43 WorkSpace…Tags: Brand & Culture, Collaboration, Economics of Wellbeing, Mixed Presence, Technology, Video
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100 DREAMS. 100 MINDS. 100 YEARS.: Issue 64
Celebrating our past by looking forward. As we celebrate our 100 year anniversary, we're focusing on the future by collecting dreams and ideas from around the world. Our year-long anniversary project, "100 Dreams. 100 Minds. 100 Years," is…Tags: Collaboration, Energy & Environment, Innovation, Insights, Work/Life
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ARZU The Masters Collection: Issue 64
This winter, ARZU STUDIO HOPE, will launch its Masters collection of custom rugs. Designed and gifted by a group of the world's most influential architects, each unique piece embodies the philosophy of product with a purpose. Frank Gehry…Tags: Arts, Collaboration, Design
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In A World of We What About Me?: Issue 64
Finding Balance for Individual Work in a Sea of Collaboration by James Ludwig and Allan Smith, Steelcase Inc. At each stage in our society's advancement — from agrarian economies to the creative economy — technology has played a…Tags: Collaboration, Individual Work, Technology
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The Next Office: Why CEOs Are Paying Attention: Issue 63
Executives everywhere are being asked to deliver higher performance from every company asset. Yet they often overlook an asset that's both highly leverageable and pivotal to the organization's success: the office. Like all executives around the world, Steelcase president…Tags: Collaboration, Competitive Advantage, Interconnected Workplace, WorkCafé
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It's All In A Day's Work: Issue 63
Lauren Renner represents much of what's refreshing and new about business today. At 26, she's a part of Gen Y, the young people who are seemingly comfortable with all technology, eager to learn from everyone, ready and willing to collaborate with…Tags: Collaboration, Interconnected Workplace, media:scape
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Texas Tech University: Case Study
A new group work area in the main library at Texas Tech University (TTU) takes a decidedly nontraditional approach to library space, and as a result has become one of the most popular places on campus.Tags: Collaboration, Education, media:scape
Vodafone (NL): Case Study
Vodafone's head office in Maastricht, The Netherlands has been transformed according to a concept based on 'mobile working'. The concept "The Changing Workplace" was developed by Tjeu Verheijen in cooperation with workplace experts OCS Workplaces and Steelcase Netherlands.Tags: Collaboration, Design, Innovation, Interconnected Workplace
Telus: Case Study
TELUS is a leading telecommunications provider in Canada. Like many organizations in its industry, TELUS has grown dramatically in recent years, both organically and through strategic acquisitions. Newly merged organizations need to leverage economies of scope and scale…Tags: Brand & Culture, Collaboration
Horizon Healthcare Services, Inc.: Case Study
Horizon Healthcare Services, the oldest and largest health insurer in New Jersey, faced a challenge not uncommon in business: how could they accommodate more people in less real estate, yet create a workplace that better supports how people…Tags: Collaboration, Real Estate Utilization
Vodafone: Case Study
Orchestrating the transition to an new organizational culture and work environment. Companies everywhere are scrambling to adapt to a more global, mobile, and collaborative business model. Few companies, however, are taking advantage of these changes like Vodafone, the…Tags: Brand & Culture, Collaboration
Accenture, Houston: Case Study
Like other companies, Accenture wanted to address the empty office issue, but they wanted to do more. The workplace, they reasoned, should exemplify the high performance the company is known for, and actually help people attain higher levels…Tags: Brand & Culture, Collaboration, Design, Interconnected Workplace, Real Estate Utilization
Is Your Workplace Ready for the Interconnected World?: Issue 62
Can it handle the global, mobile, nonstop reality of business today? Because that's the new reality for globally integrated enterprises. Business is increasingly a team sport that leverages technology to cross borders and time zones. Work is more…Tags: Collaboration, Global, Infragistics, Interconnected Workplace, Skype, Technology
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Creating Workplaces for Wellbeing: Issue 62
For employers all over the world, wellbeing is gaining attention fast as a business issue — for good reason. Especially for knowledge workers, over-the-top complexity has given rise to a host of under-met human needs. That's a big…Tags: Collaboration, Healthcare, Humana, Wellbeing
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How Steelcase is Rethinking the Workplace: Issue 62
The Steelcase headquarters building opened in 1983, when an office meant bulky computers, high panels, and long rows of lateral files. Digital storage, cell phones, and the mobile workforce were a long way off. The building's five floors and 360,000…Tags: Collaboration, Innovation
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Why Collaboration Gets All the Buzz: Issue 62
Collaboration is critical, trending up right now, and unlikely to fade. Here's why: Whatever your job, you work pretty much like other knowledge workers. Whether you're a project manager, purchasing agent, or partner in a law firm, you…Tags: Collaboration
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Q & A: Daniel Pink: Issue 62
The best selling author on right-brain thinking, great workspaces, and the "grilled cheese option" A former speechwriter for Al Gore, Daniel Pink now cuts an impressive speech-making path of his own: his website lists a practically nonstop schedule…Tags: Business, Collaboration, Innovation, Workplace
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Allison & Partners: Case Study
Allison & Partners, one of the fastest growing public relations firms in North America, was bursting at the seams of its New York offices. It needed a new workplace that would further the agency's workstyle of open communication…Tags: Brand & Culture, Collaboration, Professional Services
Virginia Commonwealth University: Case Study
Colleges and universities are under increasing pressure to better prepare students for the knowledge economy, so they are transforming their teaching methods, reconsidering how they use technology, and rethinking how the classroom can best support learning. At Virginia…Tags: Collaboration, Education, Information Technology, media:scape


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Not that audiences will have any doubts, but if you talk to those who knew Truman Capote really well, Philip Seymour Hoffman gets him really, almost eerily right in the terrific Capote. Director Bennett Miller's gem is the first of two new films dealing with the writer's ordeal in covering the infamous Clutter family murder case and writing In Cold Blood, the classic non-fiction novel about the case and the perps. Although the crime at the center has already been immortalized in Richard Brooks' 1967 film adaptation of the book, Capote is a completely fresh take on the horrible crime and the two killers, especially Perry Smith, with whom Capote closely bonded.
Here, of course, Capote dominates all that happens. Dan Futterman's dazzling screenplay takes us from the writer happening upon the newspaper account of the crime during his habitual morning read, through the four tortuous years that ended with the eventual execution of Smith and accomplice Dick Hickock after a last appeal was denied to Capote, finally able to literally close the book (actually, the manuscript) of his intimate, eloquent and sprawling account of the case.
Miller is in no hurry to tell his story, but the film doesn't bore for a second. Hoffman's Capote speaks in the familiar high-pitched, childish, slow but deliberate drawl that was his signature. And the pacing is just as deliberate, including lingering shots of the remote Western Kansas plains where the crime took place, the Costa Brava coast where Capote managed an occasional break, the New York cityscapes depicting the writer's usual cosmopolitan world and, most disturbing, the prison's creepy outdoor installation where Smith and Hickock were eventually executed by hanging.
As it unfolds, Capote delivers a number of interesting characters who figure in its hero's journey. Writer Nelle Harper Lee (Catherine Keener), Capote's childhood friend, accompanies him as researcher and "bodyguard" on his first trip out to Kansas. She will soon learn that To Kill a Mockingbird, her first novel, has been accepted for publication by Lippincott.
New Yorker editor William Shawn (Bob Balaban) assigns Capote the Clutter murder piece after the author calls to announce what his next article will be. When both recognize the richness of the material, Shawn shepherds the effort as a full-blown book. Once in Kansas, Capote brilliantly enlists the help of no-nonsense Alvin Dewey (Chris Cooper), who directs the investigation of the murders and allows Capote special access to material critical to the case. And, of course, there's killer Perry Smith (Clifton Collins, Jr.), who grows close to Capote and becomes his primary access.
More than a gripping narrative, Capote is also a privileged glimpse into the mind of a diabolical, conniving journalist at work, a master manipulator and a pretty damn good liar. Nor do the filmmakers skirt Capote's homosexuality. As Capote deals with the pressures and grunt work of researching, updating and writing the complex account, he maintains a loving and respectful relationship with Jack Dunphy (Bruce Greenwood), also a writer.
While Hoffman's is the towering achievement, all performances are superb. D.P. Adam Kimmel, production designer Jess Gonchor and costume designer Kasia Walicka-Maimone immerse us in the time (1959 through the early '60s) and place, with Western Canada serving well for a number of the locations. Capote is a film to see and see again.
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I'm going to add in that I'm not sure how to pronounce it. Also, I keep thinking "irony."
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I like Ida. Similar sound, less baggage.Latest list:
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Wow. I would never have associated it with many of the words you ladies have mentioned and I appreciate the heads up! I'm pronouncing it EYE-da-nee but perhaps this is wrong given all the comments about no idea how to pronounce it? I was sure I would get mixed reactions but more nays than yays will give me something to ponder. I like the suggestion of Isolde; she has been on my list for some time but I thought there may be pronunciation issues there too. I really appreciate the feedback. Any other suggestions?
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Waitlist length & what to do while waiting - page 2
Hi everyone, At 35 yrs old I just figured out what I want to do with my life. After coming to this decision after a long thought process, I have enrolled at FRCC (Front Range Community College) and plan to enter their nursing... Read More
- 0Apr 14, '11 by johnston1211So I just got on the waitlist in December 2010. I was told that It was a 18 month wait, but when I got on my waitlist acceptance letter stated that my estimated wait time was spring 2013 which is 2 years. So Who really knows. I am just waiting and hoping that I get in Sooner than that!
I think that Taking your CNA is essential. I really think that it would help you in nursing school and give you some kind of idea what you are looking at in the Nursing field, you would be surprised how many people decide after thier CNA that they DON'T want to do Nursing!
As far as your Pre-Reqs and Co-Reqs go I would take advantage of getting your Co-Reqs done while you are waiting, I have heard from Students that this takes a HUGE load of you while trying to focus on a already overwelming Nursing schedule!
Also for anyone else... Anyone Take MAT 103 (math for clinical Calculations) Before 1st semester? I know it's a Co-Req and thought about taking it, The Nursing advisor said they "prefer" that you take it with first semester but if I could get it out of the Way I think it would be great! Any opinions would be great!!!
- 0Apr 14, '11 by ~Mi Vida Loca~RNQuote from jendenDishing out all that money right away wasn't an option, I also moved to a new state and did most of my pre-reqs in a previous state. The way it all worked out was good for me, it sucked to wait that long, but it worked out, I had a kid in the wait and by the time I started my 3 sons were older and my daughter (the one I had while waiting) was 2 1/2.Holy **** 3.5 years is a long time, you might as well get your BSN if you are going to have to wit that long. It makes me nervous that I might have to wait that long. I would think that alot of the info you learned in between then would fade away.
I am gradating in 3 weeks and I did better in my program then I did in my pre-reqs. Just had no focus during my pre-reqs.
It all worked out so I have no regrets.
- 0Jun 11, '11 by GeneralJinjurI had a 3 year wait for a different CC in Colorado. I completed my BSN prereqs during that time since I knew I'd either A) get them done and get into a BSN program or B) have them ready for an RN-BSN program. My number came up a little quicker than I anticipated, so I went with the CC and graduated in Dec.
I took both Patho and MAT 103 before nursing classes and they were both very useful. I also tutored for both those classes before I graduated. There is a ton of pressure to get Patho done before 2nd semester and lots of people try to cram it into the summer before. It's a tough class and your best bet is to take it in person during the fall or spring so you have 16 weeks to process all the information. The concepts come in very handy during your med/surg classes, which is another reason I think it ought to be a prereq, rather than a coreq for med/surg I. Anyway, some of my classmates took it as much as 18 months before they started the nursing classes and they were fine.
- 0Oct 15, '11 by emomHi gals. I am at frcc larimer also. I start the program either next fall or spring. I have a previous bachelors and I'm still doing prereqs. I have been waiting one year, so total it will be 1.5-2 year waitlist. With a bachelors you just get to do prereqs while you are on the waitlist. Can you tell me what nursing classes are like? Is it as stressfull as I hear? Thanks for any help.
- 0Nov 13, '11 by mtnsandskyHello,
Congratulations on making the jump to nursing school. Forty years old is young! I just began at FRCC August of 2011 and I'm 55 years old. I believe the current waitlist is a bit longer than it was when I put my name on it. I was told by an instructor that they are up to 400 on the current list. They brought in 42 students for my class. Make sure you take your pathophysiology class while you're waiting to get in, and be sure to brush up on your math skills. Might be a good idea to purchase a nursing math book and practice your dimensional analysis. There's a lot to do when school starts, but as long as you keep up with everything you'll do just fine.
I did find out it's important to actually remember the things you learn in your science classes, not just get them out of the way. FRCC instructors have been great. They care about their students and we were told that they have a 98% NCLEX pass rate.
Quote from jendenHi everyone,
At 35 yrs old I just figured out what I want to do with my life. After coming to this decision after a long thought process, I have enrolled at FRCC (Front Range Community College) and plan to enter their nursing program. I have a few concerns and a few questions that I am hoping someone on here can answer. I was looking at the classes you need to be placed on the waitlist and determined that I am looking at 4 semesters of school prior to be being placed on the Waitlist because I need 4 Biology courses. Needless to say that was a little disappointing but doable especially because I will be able to go full-time and work only part-time. My main worry is the length of the Waitlist. The school says that it is 1-2 years but I wanted to hear from actual students what their experience has been on Waitlist. I know 35 is young, but if i go to school for one year, then have to wait 3 to get into a program which is another year I will be 40 and just entering the workforce ... I look forward to everyone's responses!
PS- I will getting my CNA this summer so I will have as well
- 0May 1, '12 by UhmandaOkay I want to make sure I understand this correctly. I was told that if I apply before May 31st 2012 that I would be put on the waitlist ( for individuals who have a B.A. already). I have taken Stats the only thing that I haven't taken yet was the science classes. I was under the impression that I would be accepted if I take those science classes before I start the program. Lori said the wait is a year and a half which is perfect for me bc I am moving around due to my husbands job( AF) and would be back in CO around that time. Is that time an esitmation?
- 0May 2, '12 by mtnsandskyUhmanda,
When I got on the Front Range Community College waitlist I had to have my Biology, Anatomy and Physiology I, and II done, as well as my Microbiology. These were requirements prior to getting put on the waitlist.
Just so you know, after May 31st this year, they will not accept any more waitlist. They are going to competitive entry. They will get everyone on the waitlist into school over the next 3 years and then the competitive entry will begin.
It is a good program, and the instructors really seem to care about us. Next week is our final and I'll have one year of nursing school done!
Good luck,
- 0May 4, '12 by Boxer MamaI also heard that the last class or two from the waitlist might be mixed with some competative students as well to make the numbers work out. Keep checking the website for updated information since the exact requirements to apply to the program are not known yet.
- 0Jul 8, '12 by LVN needs helphi, i am currently an lvn working full time graveyard. i would like to go back to school for my rn. im considering 30 unit option because i plan to stay at my current job. many of my co workers are doing the college network and then transferring to indian state university online. i see the prices and book cost, i cant afford to dish of money plus i pay for my kids tuition. i qualify for financial aide but for the college network there is no help with cost.
does anyone know the 2012 wait list for rn programs in la county. i seen many old post and i have a sister who is considering apply for the rn program. so many community colleges say different things to different students.
does anyone one know of any good schools or advice to get me.


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In a word ... finally.
With the fifth season of Gossip Girl winding down and several key storylines intertwining, we were promised the biggest surprise of the year this evening and "Raiders of the Lost Art" certainly delivered.
Or perhaps we should call it "Raiders of the Lost Bart"?
That was a doozy of a plot twist, even on a show that goes through so many on a weekly basis and often concocts totally unrealistic bombshells through haphazard writing. Bart Bass? Who saw that coming?
I guessed it only after I saw Blair's mortified face. What else would cause such a visceral reaction from a girl who's seen everything? It had to be Bart, which B basically confirmed when she told Chuck to see for himself?
From the moment we met Diana Payne in the Season 5 premiere through three quarters of the way through tonight, however, that was one wrinkle I hadn't considered. Now the bigger question, obviously, is why?
The how is at least plausible, seeing that no one saw Bart perish in his fatal car crash, or saw his body at his funeral in Season 2's "O Brother, Where Bart Thou?" He had the means and ability to stage his death.
Motive is another story. What the heck is the connection between Bart, Jack and Diana? Just as one mystery is solved, another begins on this show, which can become maddening if you're not thoroughly invested.
Therein lies the biggest shocker of the night: Not that Bart Bass lives, but how much this felt like old times. When was the last Gossip Girl episode that left you cracking up one minute, and on pins and needles the next?
Regardless of how long it took and how many bumps in the road led us to the brothel in Briarcliff Manor (a real town in Westchester), the stakes were raised tonight before the opening credits had stopped rolling.
Everyone had an agenda, and half the characters were being played without realizing it. Secrets buried all season, even all series, were on the cusp of being released. It wasn't perfect, but everything clicked for the most part.
The snark was back. So where the schemes. There was a bombshell actually worthy of the description, yes, but more importantly, there was palpable energy that had been lacking ever since the royal wedding.
Heck, it even looked like we were going to get a whiff of Gossip Girl.
If the episode had a weak point, it was the tease of bringing the titular character all the way out to the mansion, only to have her abscond with the laptop undetected. No one even got a look at her? Seriously?
I'll allow it, though, if it restores order to the blog and ends the borderline ridiculous sequence of GG fill-ins. It was starting to cheapen the brand. Sorry S. I'm okay with an anonymous GG as long as she's badass.
Were Jack, Bart and Diana rendezvousing with Gossip Girl to buy her silence and preserve their secret once and for all? Crazy as that sounds, since we still don't know what their secret is, it's the best I can come up with.
(Also, Portuguese area codes notwithstanding, Diana better have a good reason for involving herself so intimately with Chuck and all his friends all year, because she's pretty terrible at subterfuge otherwise.)
In any case, we'll find out soon enough, and S' reign as GG 3.0 has come to an end. She had a good run, at least in her own deluded mind. Nate was sadly correct. The Serena he once knew is long gone.
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Where will she go from here? Hopefully back in the fold with Nate, Blair and Chuck. Probably the biggest reason this episode worked so well in comparison to most lately was simple: The gang was back together!
How fun was it to see Blair get her mojo back, complete with her sexy-as-hell Diana-esque blue dress and customized code-breaking device, while Chuck and Nate cracked jokes in the midst of a deeply serious matter?
Between B's British accent to her digs at Nate's intelligence and coolness under pressure, in a high-end roving sex club no less, Waldorf was shutting it down. Maybe not at vintage GG levels, but it was a hoot.
Flummoxed at the onset, Chuck knew immediately that he needed Blair's help cracking this carefully guarded code - The Da Vinci Code was less complicated - and wouldn't you know it, she came through.
As a wise woman once said, don't eff with an effer.
With the aid of some new blood in Serena Lite and Dorota - with perhaps her most hilarious moment in five seasons (which is saying something) - the Scheme Team brought its A Game. Hopefully they run it back next week.
Dan, meanwhile, was back on the outside. It really was like the old days.
Rufus, apparently living alone in the loft and maybe not even technically married to Lily after tonight's big reveal, proved again how much better he is at doling out advice than following it himself.
Neither he nor Blair did anything to hurt the other tonight, which was refreshing. Not all relationship drama stems from cheating or over-the-top theatrics. They even communicated fairly well. They were just ... apart.
He did the right thing not going in and confronting her, and she was quite forthcoming after. Yet as much as they trust (and quote Ray J to) each other, we witnessed the beginning of a Dair disconnect.
Can they weather the storm? He clearly wants to, turning down a prestigious fellowship in Rome to be with her. Given the sparks we saw from Chair tonight, an epic season finale decision looms for B.
Whether the Blair we saw tonight can be involved romantically with Dan for the long haul is an open question. He's been there for her all year when no one else has, and no one can take that away from him.
The one-time Queen B has been a shell of herself months, though, and is a much different creature when she has her swagger. She clearly has that, as well as chemistry, with Chuck. But can he give her lasting happiness?
That remains to be seen, but it was fun to watch the other side come out tonight in what was the first top-shelf episode in some time. Before we turn it over to your comments, here's next week's promo:
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@Zoran: Your comment doesn't even deserve a reply but I will grace you with one. "But what would Blair do with Dan in Rome? Dan was supposed to go to Rome for a seminar on literature, Blair would only bother him." First of all its not a seminar, its a summer artists retreat. But I will forgive the slight as you seem to be a serial commentator but a casual watcher. And what would Blair do with Dan in Rome? I don't know maybe enjoy some time together, do things that couples do on holidays. "Blair would only bother him." Really? He loves her, and he is going to be bothered by her. That guy dated 'OH the world revolves around me' Serena, I think he can handle Blair, whom he loves, and has been a good friend to.
@ sheyshey!
From where now Carter Bejzen? The actor who plays him did not appear on the set this season. In addition, if it is something to Serena, Carter is a gambler who just wants the money that has Serena. Serena was with Carter just because of guilt, because Carter was helped her to find her father. For Serena to be happy, she needs Dan, and nobody else. After all, Serena has changed, faithfully waiting for the love of her life (Dan) all season alone! As for Lily and Rufus, their marriage is not valid now, because Bart was still alive. But this is not a problem for the two of them, they were happier when they were no married.
But what would Blair do with Dan in Rome? Dan was supposed to go to Rome for a seminar on literature, Blair would only bother him. But Dan asked Blair for a scholarship, and she said that he should go to Rome. So this is where Dan is in love with illusion and the illusion falls apart, so he makes mistakes. You're wrong, there is shown the real character of Dan. Dan is insecure about Blair, and he does not believe to her anything. Now you mentioned Olivia, who was a stupid experiment produced of the series in season three, which led to a series of setbacks. Dan can not talk to Blair about his insecurities, because that way only further distanced himself from Blair. Or Blair realized that she was with the wrong guy, and then returned to Chuck.
And I feel the writers were tempted to call it Raiders of the Lost Bart...but that would just be a spoiler and then we wouldn't get that bombshell of an ending ;) I don't remember the early episodes too well (like I don't remember if Jack and Bart were ever in the same scene together) but if they weren't...I have a theory that Jack and Bart are the same person? Anyone think this is legit?
Ok, seriously...I agree with some people that Dorota could be Gossip Girl...haha most probably not but she is the most likely candidate out of all the major characters imo...
Also, why do I feel like Carter Baison has something really important to do with this episode? Lol...just a feeling I get...what with the brothel and tattoos...Also, just the thing to pick Serena up ;) Or at least make her life a little more interesting.
Haha btw can't wait for the next Georgina Sparks episode! And yeah, before Dair got together I always wanted them to, just to see how it would work out...but the writers have honestly made it look soo pathetic! And the chemistry between Chair is so good ;) I neeed Blair to tell Chuck she wants him back!
Love the resurrection of Bart btw!
On a side note: whoever plays Diana obviously can't even do a half decent British accent...Also curious to see what happens between Lily and Rufus now?
what i find weird is the fans that want a realistic relationship? okay gtfoh... gg- the scandelous lives of manhattan elite. why are u watching the show if u want it to be, like lil house on the praire with donut saving the day. @ffs- okay the show is about UES life....bye bye donut, go dip your self in a cup of coffee. and write about it,lol at donut in the taxi stalking,,,,,, that made my week,,,, lets see.blair will it be chuck-sexy , or ew!---a donut who cant afford sprnkles. hahahah. u know what donut will live!\\\\\\\\\\dddddddonut dan=donut, donut,donuts,
This was just plain bad writing. Why didn't Dan ask Blair to go with him? Or talk with her about it before declining the offer? That was so out of character. Dan dated Olivia who was a movie star and never had any trust issues but suddenly with Blair who has been a great friend too, he can't talk about his insecurities. I find that pretty difficult to believe.
Congrats GG. With the return of Bart from the dead, you are officially a daytime soap now. Everything related to Chuck has been too soapy lately. As someone said in comments, Season 1 Chuck will vomit all over you if he were to see what you have done with his character.
With these comments on Serena and Dan I totally agree! Of course Dan is supposed to return Serena, and to save her not to cross to the dark side. Dan would be able to help himself, because currently he has a blockage in writing the book. We all know that Serena is his muse and inspiration. The only way for everyone to be happy and satisfied is that: Serena and Dan are together and Chuck and Blair belong together. Anything else leads to conflict and dissolution of friendships. Serena and Dan are made for each other, and both like the same - to write. Serena makes Dan a happy and satisfied, as Dan makes the same for Serena! Serena is love of his life, and Dan is love of her life!
I agree with you, sorry if you misunderstood me. I have watched all her films except the last two new and I think that Blake Lively is one of the most talented young actresses in Hollywood, plus she is beautiful as a goddess, and the dream of every man. It's really unbelievable that the writers wrote such a bad story for Serena this season. But even though, Serena is still shining. Of course now the question is, where does all this, because Serena is now alone, not on whom to rely, and everything is possible. If any word about suicide, but I think it is excessive, it looked like a repeat of 1 or 4 seasons. Then we come to the main, who will save the beautiful Serena - Dan (which I quite liked), or maybe this new character (Devlin)? Serena out of the series would certainly lead to a complete cancellation of the series, and I hope that nobody comes to mind!


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According to Muscle Cars, a book written by Peter Henshaw, a "muscle car" is "exactly what the name implies. It is a product of the American car industry adhering to the hot rodder's philosophy of taking a small car and putting a large-displacement engine in it. The Muscle Car is Charles Atlas kicking sand in the face of the 98 horsepower weakling." Henshaw further asserts that the muscle car was designed for straight-line speed, and did not have the "sophisticated chassis", "engineering integrity", or "lithe appearance" of European high-performance cars.
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Musclecars magazine wrote: "[t]he idea of putting a full-size V8 under the hood of an intermediate body and making it run like Jesse Owens in Berlin belongs to none other than Oldsmobile… [The] all-new ohv V8…Rocket engine quickly found its way into the lighter 76 series body, and in February 1949, the new 88 series was born."
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Jack Nerrad wrote in Driving Today, "the Rocket V-8 set the standard for every American V-8 engine that would follow it for at least three decades[...] With a displacement of 303 cubic inches and topped by a two-barrel carburetor, the first Rocket V-8 churned out 135 hp (101 kW; 137 PS) at 3,600 rpm and 263 pound-feet (357 N·m) of torque at a lazy 1800 rpm [and] no mid-range car in the world, save the Hudson Hornet, came close to the Rocket Olds performance potential…"
Nerad added that the Rocket 88 was "the hit of NASCAR's 1950 season, winning eight of the 10 races. Given its lightning-like success, one could clearly make the case that the Olds 88 with its 135 horsepower (101 kW) V-8 was the first 'musclecar'…"
Steve Dulcich, writing in Popular Hot Rodding, also cites Oldsmobile, concurrently with Cadillac, as having "launched the modern era of the high-performance V-8 with the introduction of the 'Rocket 88′ overhead-valve V8 in 1949."
1955 Chrysler C-300, "America's most powerful car", had 300 horsepower (220 kW)
America's fastest 1957 sedan: Rambler Rebel had lightweight unibody construction and V8 engine
Other manufacturers showcased performance hardware in flashy limited-edition models. Chrysler led the way with its 1955 C-300, an inspired blend of Hemi power and luxury-car trappings that became the new star of NASCAR. With 300 horsepower (224 kW), it was advertised as "America's Most Powerful Car".
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You'll probably never read a road test review by me of the Nissan Leaf, or the Chevy Spark, or the Toyota RAV4 electric. And that may tell you every thing you need to know about these vehicles.
I can't review them because they can't make it down here for me to review.
"Down here" being about 220 miles and five hours' driving time from the hubs where the car companies keep their fleets of new cars, which ordinarily get sent out for hundreds of miles in every direction to guys like me for week-long evaluations. The problem is that not one of the new electric cars has the legs to make it even halfway here before it conks out and requires a lengthy (several hours' worth, at least) recharge. And that's if a special high voltage charging station is available between Here and There. If it's not (and it's not – because such installations are as hard to find as a gas station that sells 100 octane leaded premium) then you are looking at an overnight stay midway while the car rejuvenates itself from a standard 110 volt household outlet at the Motel 6 or some such.
Hence, no electric press cars for me. Or for any other automotive journalist who doesn't live within say 50 miles or so of the press car hub – which is a lot of us, by the way. Anyone who actually enjoys driving will do almost anything to escape a major metro area such as Washington, D.C. I know, because I used to live up there. And up there, the traffic is such an omnipresent boggle that it really doesn't matter whether you've got a new BMW M3 or minivan to test-drive. Because you can't drive. All you can do is sit and stew, briefly moving forward a little, then stopping – staring at the bumper of the car in front of you. That's why I left – and ditto many others like me.
Thus, the only evaluations you'll read – and have read – are written by guys snuggled up close to the press car hubs or flown in for the day – which I used to do but don't anymore because of the TSA and its despicable Slave Training sessions.
Of course, for the electric Leaf, Spark, RAV4 and others that rely on hundreds of pounds of caustic batteries and the juice provided by C02 and soot-spewing coal and oil-fired utility plants rather than clean-burning, energy dense and readily portable gasoline, the DC area and similar environments are ideal. There's very little driving going on – and lots of just sitting. And at this, the electric car excels. When not moving, the electric car is not running. And thus, it is consuming no or very little of its minimal reserves of power. The less you drive an electric car, the more "efficient" it is. Of course, this is an odd definition of efficient in that you're not going anywhere. And maybe that's the point of the exercise.
On the other hand, if you do try to go someplace in one of these things, you'll run into trouble.
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Wow. Two great beers this week. We end up tasting a lot of IPA's here (and, frankly, in my own personal life, too. Can't believe I get to do these beer reviews for "work.") Some of the IPA's are better than others. One of my favorites has been the Stone IPA out of San Diego. The O'Fallon brewery just outside of St. Louis gives 'er a run for the money. The only thing holding this India Pale Ale back is actually a lack of hops. IPA's are supposed to be strong, robust, and, as it turns out, hoppy. This beer is almost a regular Pale Ale, lacking a big roundhouse punch o' hops. However, the flavor was amazing, and the smoothness was almost perfect, right to the finish. I'd say this is an excellent starter IPA. Dig in and see what makes these brews so much fun to drink.
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Damn these IPA's. Why does it taste like I am drinking a pine tree someone forced in a bottle? Far too hoppy for my liking. I have had better IPA's.
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Texas Rangers manager Ron Washington tested positive for cocaine during the 2009 season, SI.com's Jon Heyman reports.
Washington, 57, has issued an apology, and the Rangers say they are standing by their manager, a former infielder for the Dodgers and Twins.
He failed the MLB-administered test in July, and has since passed all subsequent tests, the report says.
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QPR v Sunderland
Remy 30′ Townsend 70′ Jenas 90′
Fletcher 20′
A stirring QPR performance helped their Premier League survival hopes, while heightening a beaten Sunderland's own relegation fears.
The Black Cats took the lead when striker Steven Fletcher turned in a low Adam Johnson cross.
But Loic Remy pounced on a fortunate deflection to deservedly equalise by angling in a shot past Simon Mignolet.
Andros Townsend scored with a 22-yard strike and Jermaine Jenas added a third late on to seal the three points.
The scenes of joy at the final whistle illustrated a renewed sense of optimism at QPR, while the performance provided evidence of a defensive resilience allied to a new-found ability to score goals.
The R's had four points from 13 games when manager Harry Redknapp took over but have since collected 19 from 16 games and, while they remain bottom of the table and four points from safety, the belief that they can avoid relegation is growing.
Victory saw QPR achieve back-to-back top-flight wins for the the first time since December 1995 and, more importantly, made the relegation picture look a good deal tighter.
Sunderland will certainly be looking over their shoulder. Having not won in six league games they are now only six points from the relegation zone.
"QPR played so well at times. There were good performances all round and good work rate. They thoroughly deserved this one."
For the home side, in the week the club announced financial results showing debts of £89m, the pressure to avoid relegation was clearer than ever.
Nevertheless, Rangers, and Junior Hoilett in particular, did not let this inhibit them. The winger jinked his way into the area before angling a shot a whisker wide and was soon on the attack again, cutting inside and hitting a shot that again swerved wide.
The visitors had struggled to work any chances in the opening 20 minutes but stunned Loftus Road when Fletcher scored from a swift counter-attack for his 11th goal of the season.
Townsend's free-kick for the hosts was spilled by Black Cats keeper Mignolet, and after Titus Bramble cleared upfield, Stephane Sessegnon found Johnson, who drilled a ball in for Fletcher to turn home from six yards.
Match facts
- Steven Fletcher has scored seven opening goals in the Premier League this season, more than any other player.
- Jermaine Jenas scored his first Premier League goal since September 2009.
- QPR scored as many goals in this game as in their previous seven Premier League home games.
If that was harsh on QPR, they had a slice of fortune to thank for their equaliser, when Townsend's shot deflected off defender John O'Shea straight into the path of Remy, who sidefooted in for his third goal in five games.
It was QPR's first league goal at Loftus Road since Boxing Day and the team with the worst home goalscoring record in the Premier League soon threatened more.
Zamora cushioned a header into the path of Remy but he volleyed wildly over, before Stephane Mbia had a long-range shot gathered at the second attempt by Mignolet.
QPR had failed to replicate their first-half form after the interval but Townsend, a January loan signing from Tottenham, sparked them back into life when he put the home side in front with 20 minutes to go.
The midfielder chested down a clearance and half-volleyed a dipping shot into the top corner out of Mignolet's reach.
Substitute Jenas, another January arrival from Spurs, completed the west London side's victory when he produced a scorching shot to beat Mignolet in the final minute.
Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill: "We need to start winning, really. I think next week [against Norwich] is a big, big game for us.
"We have difficult fixtures coming up, including Norwich. We have our work cut out. We have known that since the start of the season.
"It has been tough going throughout the season and we have to fight through these last nine games."
Lineup, Bookings (2) & Substitutions (6)
- 01 Green
- 05 Samba
- 06 Hill
- 19 Bosingwa
- 20 Fabio
- 07 Park Ji-sung
- 29 Townsend
- 40 M'bia
- 18 Remy (Jenas - 80' )
- 23 Hoilett (Wright-Phillips - 78' )
- 25 Zamora (Mackie - 73' )
- 26 Murphy
- 15 Onuoha
- 11 Wright-Phillips
- 14 Granero
- 16 Jenas
- 12 Mackie
- 37 Bothroyd
- 22 Mignolet
- 16 O'Shea
- 19 Bramble
- 04 N'Diaye Booked (Vaughan - 77' )
- 07 Larsson
- 08 Gardner Booked
- 14 Colback (Bardsley - 81' )
- 21 Johnson
- 28 Sessegnon
- 09 Graham (Rose - 57' )
- 26 Fletcher
- 20 Westwood
- 02 Bardsley
- 12 Kilgallon
- 24 Cuellar
- 03 Rose
- 15 Vaughan
- 18 Mangane
Match Stats
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Full Time The referee signals the end of the game.90:00 +4:50
Inswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Adam Johnson, Rob Green makes a save.90:00 +1:06
Steven Fletcher challenges Clint Hill unfairly and gives away a free kick. Rob Green takes the direct free kick. Jamie Mackie takes a shot. Save made by Simon Mignolet. David Vaughan fouled by Andros Townsend, the ref awards a free kick. Sebastian Larsson takes the direct free kick. Steven Fletcher takes a shot. Save made by Rob Green.89:28
Andros Townsend provided the assist for the goal.89:28 Goal scored
Goal! - Jermaine Jenas - QPR 3 - 1 Sunderland Jermaine Jenas grabs a goal from outside the penalty box to the bottom right corner of the goal. QPR 3-1 Sunderland.88:41
Jose Bosingwa decides to take the corner short.86:15
Unfair challenge on Jermaine Jenas by Sebastian Larsson results in a free kick. Rob Green takes the direct free kick.83:38
Corner from the right by-line taken by Jose Bosingwa, Christopher Samba has a header from inside the six-yard box and clears the crossbar.82:30
Corner taken by Sebastian Larsson played to the near post, Clint Hill makes a clearance.80:55
Jamie Mackie fouled by Titus Bramble, the ref awards a free kick. Shot comes in from Jose Bosingwa from the free kick.79:07
Jose Bosingwa takes the free kick.79:07 Substitution
Substitution Phil Bardsley is brought on as a substitute for Jack Colback.79:07 Substitution
Substitution Jermaine Jenas joins the action as a substitute, replacing Loic Remy.79:07
Jack Colback challenges Shaun Wright-Phillips unfairly and gives away a free kick.76:50 Substitution
Substitution David Hoilett leaves the field to be replaced by Shaun Wright-Phillips.76:50
Corner taken left-footed by Adam Johnson to the near post, Jamie Mackie manages to make a clearance.76:50 Substitution
Substitution David Vaughan on for Alfred N'Diaye.72:32 Substitution
Substitution Jamie Mackie replaces Bobby Zamora.71:33
Fabio Da Silva takes the free kick.71:33 Booking
Booking Caution for Craig Gardner.
Free kick awarded for a foul by Craig Gardner on David Hoilett.69:58
David Hoilett provided the assist for the goal.69:58 Goal scored
Goal! - Andros Townsend - QPR 2 - 1 Sunderland Andros Townsend gets on the score sheet with a goal from outside the box to the bottom left corner of the goal. QPR 2-1 Sunderland.69:09
Andros Townsend fouled by Danny Rose, the ref awards a free kick. The free kick is swung in right-footed by Jose Bosingwa, save by Simon Mignolet.67:52
Outswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Adam Johnson.66:03
Andros Townsend takes a shot. John O'Shea gets a block in.64:00
Sebastian Larsson challenges David Hoilett unfairly and gives away a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Fabio Da Silva.62:48
Christopher Samba challenges Titus Bramble unfairly and gives away a free kick. Simon Mignolet takes the direct free kick.62:08
Foul by Danny Rose on Andros Townsend, free kick awarded. Jose Bosingwa restarts play with the free kick.60:07
Direct free kick taken by Jose Bosingwa.60:07 Booking
Booking The referee cautions Alfred N'Diaye for unsporting behaviour.59:50
Loic Remy fouled by Alfred N'Diaye, the ref awards a free kick.56:31 Substitution
Substitution Danny Rose comes on in place of Danny Graham.55:37
Outswinging corner taken left-footed by Adam Johnson played to the near post, clearance made by Clint Hill.53:27
Stephane Sessegnon produces a left-footed shot from just outside the box that goes wide left of the goal.50:11
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Jose Bosingwa by Jack Colback. Jose Bosingwa restarts play with the free kick.46:40
Shot from just outside the box by Adam Johnson misses to the right of the target.45:01
The referee gets the second half started.45:00 +1:04 Half time
Half Time The players leave the pitch at half time.44:02
Foul by Alfred N'Diaye on Andros Townsend, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Jose Bosingwa.39:20
Corner taken by Jose Bosingwa played to the near post, John O'Shea makes a clearance.37:27
Stephane Mbia takes a shot. Save by Simon Mignolet.35:53
Alfred N'Diaye challenges Bobby Zamora unfairly and gives away a free kick. Stephane Mbia takes the direct free kick.34:43
Inswinging corner taken by Jose Bosingwa from the left by-line, Simon Mignolet makes a save.33:35
Effort on goal by Loic Remy from deep inside the area goes harmlessly over the bar.32:58
Loic Remy takes a shot. Save by Simon Mignolet.30:54
Free kick awarded for a foul by Stephane Mbia on Alfred N'Diaye. John O'Shea restarts play with the free kick.29:24
Andros Townsend provided the assist for the goal.29:24 Goal scored
Goal! - Loic Remy - QPR 1 - 1 Sunderland Loic Remy finds the net with a goal from inside the penalty area to the bottom left corner of the goal. QPR 1-1 Sunderland.29:20
Andros Townsend takes a shot. Blocked by John O'Shea.27:34
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on David Hoilett by Craig Gardner. Direct free kick taken by Fabio Da Silva.26:28
Danny Graham produces a header from inside the six-yard box that clears the bar.24:46
Sebastian Larsson concedes a free kick for a foul on Andros Townsend. Stephane Mbia takes the direct free kick.23:58
Effort on goal by Stephane Mbia from outside the penalty box goes harmlessly over the bar.20:47
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Ji-Sung Park by Sebastian Larsson. Jose Bosingwa delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from left channel, Jack Colback makes a clearance.19:23
Assist by Adam Johnson.19:23 Goal scored
Goal! - Steven Fletcher - QPR 0 - 1 Sunderland Steven Fletcher scores a goal from close range to the bottom left corner of the goal. QPR 0-1 Sunderland.18:23
Bobby Zamora fouled by John O'Shea, the ref awards a free kick. The free kick is swung in left-footed by Andros Townsend, Simon Mignolet makes a save.17:16
Alfred N'Diaye has an effort at goal from outside the penalty area missing to the wide left of the goal.16:19
Free kick awarded for a foul by Jack Colback on Ji-Sung Park. Jose Bosingwa takes the direct free kick.9:43
Effort from outside the penalty box by David Hoilett goes wide right of the goal.8:24
Effort on goal by Andros Townsend from outside the box goes harmlessly over the bar.5:39
David Hoilett fouled by Stephane Sessegnon, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Rob Green.4:51
Loic Remy gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Alfred N'Diaye. Simon Mignolet takes the direct free kick.3:16
Shot by David Hoilett from deep inside the penalty area misses to the right of the goal.1:54
John O'Shea challenges Stephane Mbia unfairly and gives away a free kick. Jose Bosingwa restarts play with the free kick.1:32
Sebastian Larsson takes a shot. Blocked by Ji-Sung Park.0:00
The referee gets the match started.
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Comment number 149.mikehooperscontactlens
10th March 2013 - 12:46
@ donaldo
You're right, they are just the type of players NUFC need in a relegation battle. Bearing in mind we haven't had any of these players for the majority of the season, which is why we're struggling at the wrong end of the table with the likes of SAFC. Now we have them (plus Haidara, Yanga-Mbiwa and Gouffran) I think we'll do well for the rest of the season.
Comment number 148.SCDFanatic
10th March 2013 - 12:12
@ 145 gav one
Bardsley is finished, Rose is injured still I think and we have no wide men. Johnson and McLean are beyond rubbish and we have lost Larsson to the central midfield which is not his position.
Comment number 147.cienfuegos
10th March 2013 - 11:18
@144 SCDFanatic
I can't work it out with MON, his CV speaks for itself, he's committed and passionate wherever he's been Managing but for some reason it just ain't working for him a Sunderland. He's not the first this has happened to (with the exception of CFC) where no Manager appears to get it right.
I really feel for the supporters as well as MON, both deserve better but remain optimistic!
Comment number 146.uptoeleven
10th March 2013 - 10:58
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Comment number 145.gav one
10th March 2013 - 10:56
i think marten oneil has one
more game he must play rose and bardsley next week
must play wide men and go
for all out for a big woin against norwich.
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June 17, 2009
Eric Ambler: Journey into Fear
I always feel a little uncomfortable when I read a review which calls a book (something like) "not great literature, but a good thriller." I've probably done it myself. Why the defensiveness? Hardly anything is great literature, and we can judge everything else on how well it meets its intentions, or surpasses its limitations. In addition, thinking a book might be 'just a good thriller' can helpfully lower expectations. So it was when I read Eric Ambler's Journey into Fear (1940), recently reissued by Penguin Modern Classics along with four other early novels, to coincide with the centenary last month of Ambler's birth.
Journey into Fear seems almost a self-parodic title for a thriller, but it's perfectly apt: the first two-thirds of the book is all about the fear rather than the facts. Mr Graham, an engineer for an armaments manufacturer, is about to return to England from Turkey when he is injured. Returning to his hotel room, he finds an intruder, who fires shots at him as he escapes, grazing Graham's hand.
He felt only as if he had lost something valuable. In fact, he had lost nothing of any value but a sliver of skin and cartilage from the back of his right hand. All that had happened to him was that he had discovered the fear of death.
Graham is informed by the local intelligence chief that this was no botched burglary, but an attempt to kill him: he is told that the Germans want him dead so that his company's work on Turkish army equipment will be delayed. Graham is incredulous (he has "the growing conviction that he was involved in a nightmare and that he would presently wake up to find himself at his dentist's") – as is the reader. Is there a threat to Graham's life or not?
He told himself that he was behaving like a schoolboy. A man had fired three shots at him. What difference did it make whether the man had been a thief or an intending murderer? He had fired three shots, and that was that. But all the same, it did somehow make a difference…
This was my favourite aspect of the book – the acute understanding of how awareness conditions our response to a situation. (To quote Terry Pratchett, perhaps for the only time on this blog: "One problem is that I've got Alzheimer's. The other problem is that I know I've got Alzheimer's.") Graham, as the archetypal 'man caught up in', is inactive and reactive until forced to do otherwise. Ultimately the effect of the fear is almost as dramatic as any physical threat to him, though the latter does surface more directly in the last third of the book, when the plot and more traditional thriller elements take over. In some cases what seem to be conventions of the genre were newly-minted when Ambler presented them here.
Beside this, Journey into Fear has some bold – given the year of its publication – anti-establishment views fed through characters, from a prescient retort to the high status of bankers and financial institutions, to unexpected sentiments for wartime such as "when a ruling class wishes a people to do something which that people does not want to do, it appeals to patriotism. And of course, one of the things that people most dislike is allowing themselves to be killed." Ambler even has room for some unexpectedly nihilistic words when Graham is under immediate threat:
To suppose that the lopping of thirty years or so from a normal span of life was a disaster was to pretend to an importance which no man possessed. Living wasn't even so very pleasant. Mostly it was a matter of getting from the cradle to the grave with the least possible discomfort, of satisfying the body's needs, and of slowing down the process of its decay. Why make such a fuss about abandoning so dreary a business? Why, indeed! And yet you did make a fuss…
Journey into Fear is both satisfying as a thriller and surprising enough to draw in readers – like me – who didn't know they liked that kind of thing. Penguin have reissued four other Amblers from the late 1930s: Uncommon Danger, Epitaph for a Spy, Cause for Alarm, and The Mask of Dimitrios (US title A Coffin for Dimitrios, and said by some to be his finest novel). A decent gap before revisiting is probably called for, but I will definitely be returning to Amblerland.
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I generally don't read thrillers, but a few years ago I started reading Graham Greene, and within the past few years, I've probably read ten of his books, and he is one of my favorite authors. Haven't read Eric Ambler yet.
It's very interesting to see Penguin Modern Classics (and indeed Waterstone's in their 3f2 shelf offer) have decided to promote Ambler so strongly. Over a year ago I ordered a couple of Ambler titles on a whim, stuck them in the crime section and when I checked on them a couple of weeks later both had sold – the bookseller's equivalent of feeling a tug on the line. Ordered them back in and added a couple of US imports – they sold as well within a month. Clearly there was a market out there.
I had picked Ambler on the back of The Intercom Conspiracy, which I thought was a really good evocation of what it's like to work on the fringes of power in a cosmopolitan city (the book is set in Geneva; my experience was of working in Brussels). Though I never to my knowledge came across any spies – though I did meet a few military intelligence people who were quite open about what they did – it was not hard at all to believe in the creeping dread which Ambler describes so effectively, as his protagonist begins to see hints, indications, shadows of what might be going on. As with what you say about Journey Into Fear, much of the drama is internal until later in the book – I wonder if it was a structure which agreed with him?
I also wonder if we will be seeing reprints of Desmond Bagley. He used to sell by the sackload.
These reissues have sent me on an Ambler binge: I'd read 'Journey into Fear' and a couple of others two years ago, and very much enjoyed them. But this time round it was 'Uncommon Danger' that I started off with, and I'm now on my fourth Ambler in about a month.
I particularly like the cynically perceptive view of world politics of the five re-issues, all written between 1937 and 1940(?), as the international situation got worse and worse.
Hi. I won five Eric Ambler books in a competition run by Penguin. They are sitting pristine on my book shelf but your review is tempting me to read them.
Sounds pleasingly Hitchcocky.
I'm still not convinced by these new modern classics designs, though. I got a Borges silver spine through the post the other day, the first I've bought in a while, and I remembered how good-looking they are. These new ones still seem to evoke 1970s airline adverts, rather than a good classic read.
I was travelling over the weekend John and this was the perfect accompanyment. It motors along nicely, but the fairly obvious plot developments are not what satisfy. As you point out, it's Graham's predicament and the asides that Ambler fleshes out things with that are what make the book interesting.
Startling to think this was written in 1940, when the likely outcome of matters was looking uncertain (to put it mildly). I'll pick up more Ambler after this – did you ever fit another one in?


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Google calendar as a spam platform
April 11th, 2008 by noam, Filed under: Commentary, Spam
Apparently Google's calendar has been elected to become a new spam platform.
I started receiving these a few days ago, at first I thought it to be a fluke but not it has become a flood.
Someone in Google should probably start looking at this and getting it fixed, as this isn't a "fake" Google calendar invitation but rather a legit Google generated one.
In essence the invitation contains the subject of what can be considered good by most good news:
When I read "Cheque" I am happy
But that is just me, maybe someone else will become sad, maybe the guy who is giving the cheque
And then this is followed by:
My Dear friend
How are you today together with your family,i thank God almighty for his infinity mercy upon my life for latter making this business to work out sucessfull.
I'm happy to inform you about my success in getting the fund transferred under the cooperation of the new partner from LUXMBURG . Presently i'm in LUXMBURG for investment projects with my own share of the total sum. meanwhile,i didn't forget your past efforts and attempts to assist me in transferring those funds despite that it failed us some how.
Out of my sincere heart i have deceided to show gratuted to you and i have signed a Cheque on your behalf for your compasation,now contact my secretary in Cotonou, Republic of Benin,his name is Mr. Santex Romack and his email address ;firstname.lastname@example.com) in and ask him to send you the total amount of $1.5,M Cheque which i kept for your compensation for all the past efforts and attempts to assist me in this matter.and instruct him where to send the amount to you.I appreciated your efforts to assist that time despite that you later disappointed me.
so feel free and get in touch to my secretary Mr Santex Romack Please do let me know immediately you receive it so that we can share the joy together after all the sufferness at that time. in the moment, i am very busy here because of the investment projects which i and the new partner are having at hand, finally, remember that I had forwarded instruction to my secretary on your behalf to receive that money, so feel free to get in touch with Mr.Santex Romack and he will send the Cheque to you without any delay.
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Sept 17, 2010 Jon Stewart's Restore Sanity Rally follows the Glen Beck spectacular religious revival held a few weeks ago. On the Daily Show last night Stewart announced the " Rally to Restore Sanity on October 30, 2010 in Washington.
The purpose of the rally to restore sanity is for both sides to step it down -stop the rhetoric and shouting because people are sick and tired of the political games. The Tea Party focus has been the birthers who believe President Obama is not an American and want his birth certificate published. Then there are the crazies that believe Obama is a socialist and the crazy cajun James Carville a former consultant to Bill Clinton.
The theme of Stewart's rally is : Take it Down a Notch -America. In tune with Stewart's rally is Stephen Colbert who announced his own rally for all the freedom loving patriots. Colbert presents a challenge to Stewart to "restore truthiness" and he will counter with a March to Keep Fear Alive" on the same day making a parody of what happened with Glen Beck's rally on the same day as Martin Luther King's I have a Dream speech.
The battle of the rallies is promising to be a bigger event than the Nixon Kennedy Debate or the excitement of the Billy Jean King and Bobby Riggs tennis match.
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