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First Read in 1993. Engaging thriller set in 1964 Germany - post WWII in a world where the Nazis have won.
This one is hyped up massively. But there really are no real surprises here in this by the book detective thriller. Does it get the rave reviews because of the weird fascination felt by people for the nazis? Perhaps. It won't blow you away, and if it does, you really need to read more.
Harris writes one of the most convincing accounts of an Axis victory in World War Two, and its global aftermath; yet at the same time it is a first-rate detective story, as one man uncovers an old secret that could threaten the Reich that would last one thousand years. Harris weaves real history with his fiction to create a fully believable account which is tinged just rightly with Nazi propaganda.
An excellent historical thriller that stands as one of the best alternative history works yet.
Fatherland was, it seems, first published 1992. The paperback I have, came out in 1993. How I have managed to avoid this one for so long? As The Who once said; 'I can't explain.'
It is a really compulsive thriller, a detective story - but one with a difference. A huge difference. It is 1964. just before Adolf Hitler's 75th birthday. The Queen lives in Canada, as does Winston Churchill. Though, not together, I don't think. A US President is on his way for a summit with the Fuhrer visit Berlin. Kennedy is his name. Not the one you're thinking. Or that one. I guarantee. So, we are in a bleak, alternative world where the Nazis weren't beaten by the Allies. Russia didn't push the German army back from Moscow and were themselves pushed back eastwards. The war in the east is still going on, still claiming lives and still unresolved. Most of the rest of Europe is now either under German rule or effectively a puppet state for the new Germany the Nazis have created in their image, to more or less do with what they will.
Thankfully, this is just fiction. The more you read, the more thankfully you'll be. I read parts of it and was sometimes glad I could look away and put it down. We owe it to the people who aren't with us, who can't put it down and look away, to continue reading. And remembering the reality.
A body is found floating in a lake near Berlin. Detective Xavier March takes the call and the case, though he knows, even at the outset, he really shouldn't have. He's right. Whilst being a reasonably successful detective and a seeming pillar of the Nazi community as such, March turns out to be actually not all that enamoured with life in the New Reich. But he is in no way prepared for how bad he finds it actually is, under the surface. The tension builds, turns are twisted, suspicion breeds and secrets slowly teased out and exposed. A conspiracy is uncovered and begins to claim its victims.
Fatherland is a thriller on the face of it. Though because of the quality of the writing and the execution and delivery of the ingenious plot, it is much more. And thought-provokingly chilling. Because it easily could have been. Harris calmly and assuredly builds his characters, his plot and themes begin to seem normal and so the book's tension mounts. Almost without you realising. It is really an inspiring master class of writing, that raises the thriller far above its usual semi-disposability. You're not going to forget this in a hurry. Nor should you.
In the end, stepping back, what I think Harris is saying is that we're (still) in essence dealing with common criminals covering their tracks. March says at one point: "'What do you do...if you devote your life to discovering criminals, and it gradually occurs to you that the real criminals are the people you work for?" They weren't supermen, they were little, frustrated men, given the opportunity to do what they wanted without fear of reprisal. Pride refused to countenance an alternative or an end to their twisted Utopia. When reality returned, they merely scurried to cover their tracks.
OK, this sort of 'what if Germany had won?', story-line had been done a few times before Harris - Len Deighton's SSGB springs instantly to my mind, for example. But I doubt very much it has been done any better than this. I'm sure I found the roots of other writers' work here. Surely Philip Kerr and David Downing read this before starting writing their - equally good - stories? I don't know if they did, it's just a maybe. See what you think.
A haunting and moving book. With a finale as affecting as anything I've read in many a long year.
Berlin, 1964. In the days leading up to Adolf Hitler's 75th birthday celebrations, a body with its foot cut off is fished out of a lake. The case is assigned to Xavier March, a senior investigator in the Kripo police force, and his bumbling partner Max Jaeger.
This is not, as you might have guessed already, the Berlin of 50 years ago as you might remember it, for in Fatherland, which Harris debuted with in 1992, the Nazis emerged victorious from the Second World War. The Greater German Reich now extends from Spain to Russia, with the Soviet Union a fraction of its true size. The Germans are locked in a Cold War with the United States but, in a major diplomatic coup, the incumbent US President Joesph Kennedy (JFK's father) is about to visit Berlin.
The case proves to be politically sensitive. The body is that of Josef Buhler, who proves to have links to several other recent deaths of senior Nazis. Consequently, the Gestapo become interested and a turf war between they and the Kripo ensues. March, not a good Party man, is distrusted even by his 10-year old son and Hitler Youth member Pili.
Initially, Buhler seems to have been involved in fraud with the other dead men, siphoning money into a Swiss bank account - the Swiss have retained their neutrality in this world - and March is, with some reluctance by his bosses, granted permission to travel to Zurich to investigate, alongside American investigative journalist Charlotte "Charlie" Maguire. As both investigate, the fraud appears to be a cover for something much darker which I won't tell you about here or I will spoil the novel's climax.
Harris has meticulously realized his alternate world, but manages to keep the story moving swiftly along without becoming bogged down in describing it. This is a Germany obsessed with paranoia and rank where you are nobody without a uniform and justice is meted out brutally and arbitrarily, not least to March himself. It has, of course, been racially purified as the Nazis would have wished. March discovers the photo of a Jewish family who had previously owned his apartment but all he knows of them and their fellow Jews is that they have been "shipped East".
All in all, this is a highly efficient and readable thriller, although the concept behind it is hardly a novel one - sci-fi writer Philip K. Dick's excellent The Man in the High Castle covered similar ground almost 50 years ago, as, more recently, has CJ Sansom's Dominion.
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It is twenty years after Nazi Germany's triumphant victory in World War II and the entire country is preparing for the grand celebration of the FÜhrer's seventy-fifth birthday, as well as the imminent peacemaking visit from President Kennedy.
Meanwhile, Berlin Detective Xavier March -- a disillusioned but talented investigation of a corpse washed up on the shore of a lake. When a dead man turns out to be a high-ranking Nazi commander, the Gestapo orders March off the case immediately. Suddenly other unrelated deaths are anything but routine.
Now obsessed by the case, March teams up with a beautiful, young American journalist and starts asking questions...dangerous questions. What they uncover is a terrifying and long-concealed conspiracy of such astonding and mind-numbing terror that is it certain to spell the end of the Third Reich -- if they can live long enough to tell the world about it.
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Invoice from accountant: $241
Car repair bill: $365
Tuition: $2490 about $600 more than I expected!
Eeshk! I still fully expect to pay off my debt by October at the latest, but this month has set me way back. Nuts to that.
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Invoice from accountant: $241
Car repair bill: $365
Tuition: $2490 about $600 more than I expected!
Eeshk! I still fully expect to pay off my debt by October at the latest, but this month has set me way back. Nuts to that.
I didn't have nearly as much time as I'd have liked, but I stopped by the labyrinth on campus yesterday. The wind was gusty and noisy and cleansing, especially high up in the bare tree that stands at the centre of the labyrinth. I liked it up there.
Someone had tucked a folded piece of paper under a stone at the base of the tree. I was so tempted to pick it up and share in their secret, but something prevented me. It's just a tree surrounded by stones, but the place felt sacred and the note like a confession or a journal and I couldn't bring myself to expose it.
Wrote the pharmacology exam on Tuesday night. I feel confident that I passed it, although by how much I have no idea. I felt like I knew about 65-70% of the answers for sure, and another 10-20% I was pretty sure, but on the remaining 10-20% I was guessing. I'd love to know how I did but I doubt we'll see the marks for at least a week or two.
Tomorrow I write the palliative care exam. Last night I could have studied from about 3 p.m. on, but I didn't. We had a little party instead. I guess I needed to blow off some steam, and truly, I feel pretty studied out. But I'm going to have to suck it up for today and hit the books. I don't anticipate a tough exam in this course, but still, I couldn't likely pass it with what I currently know/understand/remember. NOTE TO SELF: don't be a dickhead – study tonight!!!
Saturday is the nursing leadership exam. Thankfully it's open book and online so I can write it at home, whenever I like between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m.
I think it'll be closer to 9 p.m. for me, as I'll have to study all day :o\
Sigh. Almost done.
After studying my li'l heart out for days in order to prepare for my first exam on Tuesday, I finally felt prepared enough... I figured that I'd learned and/or memorized all that I could, and was just looking forward to getting the test overwith.
So I planned my day carefully, leaving sufficient time to head out very early. I had a little running around to do and wanted to arrive at the school about one hour in advance of the start time (7 pm). And I almost did it! I got there about 50 minutes ahead of time, found a choice parking spot, and settled back into my seat to give my notes one last look over. And that's when it hit me. I hadn't thought to bring a pencil. Or an eraser. Or a calculator!! And it was only dumb luck that I had my student card on me.
So minutes before the exam was set to begin, I ran up to the building to beg a pencil from someone – anyone! I felt like such an idiot!! It's one thing to not prepare for an exam, but to come to it so unprepared? ! ? Well that's just … duh!!!
As it turned out, the young lady who lent me a pencil was kind enough to give me one with an eraser on the end. And luckily I'm reasonably proficient at long division; I think I arrived at all the correct answers on the posology questions.
Doesn't really matter at this point. What DOES matter is that I remember for tomorrow's exam to not only prepare myself by studying, but also by popping a pencil in my purse. Silly girl.
Another productive day today, although I noticed a definite brain fatigue – I was much more easily distracted today, and far less absorptive.
It has taken me these two days to get through the neuropharmacology module (as pictured). It's a whopper :o)
Actually, I had hoped to get through it in one day, so I'm rather disappointed. Now I just
hope expect the next two days' efforts to bring everything together to gel.
it's too funny and interesting to not share with my peeps:
"Rarely, patients taking clomipramine experience yawngasm. Experience what? A spontaneous orgasm while yawning. Honest. This unusual side effect, which affects both males and females, may be considered adverse or beneficial, depending on one's view of such things. In at least one documented case, yawngasms strongly influenced adherence [to treatment], as evidenced by the patient asking how long she would be "allowed" to continue treatment. Although data are scarce, one might guess that the occasional yawngasm would help relieve depression."
So… show of hands – who all is going to the doctor Monday to complain of depression & request clomipramine??? hehe
my bloody luck that the ONE THING I read today that I'm definitely not going to forget won't be on the exam!!
I haven't been very conscious of this goal for a long while; in fact I was just going to post a little update that in the spirit of getting the last bit of enjoyment out of the colder evenings, I've been bubble-bathing like a mad woman the last couple of weeks, only to see that my last entry on this goal was about the fact that we were just heading INTO bubble bath weather! haha
I've been waiting to add this goal until I could actually feel the end near enough to be uplifting. Now it is, and I am practically bursting with anticipation to complete this goal. Remembering how close I am to being finished this degree is a great motivator right now while I head into my (second last set of!!) exams.
2 more courses, 12 more weeks, 2 more courses, 12 more weeks,
C'mon, join in everybody!!! 2 more courses, 12 more weeks, 2 more courses, 12 more weeks, 2 more courses, 12 more weeks!!
I am so close, this is sort of cheating, but when I realized the extent of my debt* (around Apr/May '07), it seemed so insurmountable, adding it as a goal to my list would have just been depressing.
Now, however, I am so close to being (consumer) debt-free that having this goal on the list is just a reminder of how far I've come and an extra little incentive to stay the course.
I can hardly wait to mark this as done – and NEVER EVER find myself needing such a goal again.
*mortgage excluded – I consider it a different, acceptable debt
I had to plug $5.34 – only about the fourth or fifth time I've ever allowed myself to give up hunting for that last lost penny or nickel, and by far the largest amount I have ever plugged. But, it's another month down, so I'll take it as an accomplishment.
Bring on the 2008 data!
while I'm still down five pounds. I can feel a compulsive, hungry little monster fighting hard to regain control of my hands and mouth, so this goal MAY find it's way back to active status, but for now I pat myself on the back for having fit back into these hot-ass jeans :o)
I had what I can only describe as a complete melt down yesterday. In hindsight, I can see some warning signals – my thoughts were scattered, my breathing kind of fast and shallow for much of the afternoon, and I was both restless and tearful. But what should have probably tipped me off over everything else was that I couldn't be at home. I just couldn't get comfortable there. That is really unusual for me, and I probably should have recognized it as significant.
Leaving home was a mistake. I didn't fare any better out in the world, and probably only added to my feelings of loneliness and despair.
I won't bother with the whole story, because I feel somewhat better and a great deal stronger now, but I wanted to record these points in the hope that next time I start to unravel, maybe I'll recognize it sooner and be able to deal with it more carefully than I did last night.
and this morning I tried on – and fit into! – one of the pairs of jeans I started this goal for. So yay me!
Probably due to the current stresses I'm dealing with, I've felt ravenous the past two days – this morning I actually woke up craving scalloped potatoes. Comfort food. I'll probably take up thumb-sucking by the end of the day. Jeesh!
Anyway, having slimmed down a little is the best incentive I can think of to keep on keeping on. Though, God, a family-size serving of creamy, cheesy potatoes really would hit the spot right now!
Well, I finally fessed up to my boss that I intend to look for work elsewhere as soon as I'm done school. I offered to leave sooner, if he would prefer that, but he was just as sweet as pie suggesting that I stay on to finish up school without the stress of finding and learning a new job.
He also said that he would prefer that I stay on, if I am at all willing to reconsider.
And he praised me for handling this latest intraoffice battle with maturity and dignity.
Then today he popped into my office later in the afternoon, looked at me quizzically and asked why I wasn't studying.
See? It's a juicy job. I just wish I liked it!
which is baaaaaaad.
But ….
they were goooooood.
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This hasn't been a great day. Lots of upset and stress right now, and not much life experience in dealing with it in healthy, productive ways. But today, during a moment of feeling really lost, and knowing I was about to cry, I stuffed a handful of Kleenex into my pocket and headed into the small chapel next door to my office.
I have to say, if you MUST cry at work, having a small chapel handy really is lovely. And after I wept a while, and was sufficiently drained of energy to cry any longer, I took off my shoes, folded my legs into a half-lotus, and meditated for a while. Reading "Peace Is Every Step" has taught me a new technique for lightening up, which really did/does help.
I think I'll try to spend a few minutes in the back of the chapel every day, with my shoes off and my eyes closed, reciting the little verse that brings me back to peace.
I made this giant poster today, covering all of module 16 – antibacterial therapy. I had at least three anxiety attacks thinking of how goddam much there is to remember – and this is only ONE OF 17 MODULES!!!
I learned some things, I think, and can move on to forgetting it all tomorrow.
I've brought my lunch & snacks to work every day for two weeks, and have made dinner at home every night too. I also paid back the entire debt to my wonderful brother out of my last pay cheque.
I've stopped the bleed of buying new clothes on credit (dumb girl!!), and will recover from that minor set back by the end of next week. I'm also not going to buy more clothes just yet. One of the pairs of pants I bought two weeks ago are already a bit too big (a gift for my Mom!)... best to not buy clothes during a shrinking spurt :o)
I watch 'Til Debt Do Us Part' almost every day, mostly to remind myself where I was headed and how badly it can get out of control if one isn't very very careful.
I checked y'day and I now owe less than $100 on my Visa and about $400 on the one line of credit. THAT'S progress I'm proud of.
and done!
that coming home made me happier than anything. I loved my little home – so quiet, so restorative, so all-mine.
That is no longer the case. I could bitch and moan about how coming home doesn't hold the same joy for me any more, or I could exhale, regain a healthy perspective of what 'real problems' are, and focus on what does make me happy. So here goes:


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Visit Africa and travel from Durban to Cape Town. Tour the Stellenbosch Wine Region, the Tsitsikamma and Addo Elephant National Parks, Lesotho and Drakensberg.
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Explore South Africa's exquisite Garden Route and Wild Coast.
Travel to South Africa and Lesotho and explore the exquisite Garden Route on a tour from Durban to Cape Town via the Stellenbosch Wine Region. Combining the classic Garden Route with the enchanting beauty of the Wild Coast, this adventure offers the chance to experience the incredible variety of cultures, stunning landscapes and unique flora and fauna of South Africa. Exploring the traditional Xhosa lifestyle and visiting quaint coastal towns, sophisticated vineyards and cosmopolitan cities, this is the perfect South African tasting platter.
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Day 1 Durban
South Africa's second most populous city, Durban is a tourist magnet thanks to its wealth of golden, sandy beaches and glitzy nightlife.
Days 2-3 Drakensberg
The highest mountain range in Southern Africa, Drakensberg - known locally as the Dragon Mountains - is home to an amazing array of flora and fauna.
Days 4-5 Lesotho Highlands
Nestled like a small island in the middle of South Africa, the kingdom of Lesotho is blessed with beautiful mountain ranges and endless hiking trails.
Days 6-7 Wild Coast/Cintsa
A charming little town on South Africa's Wild Coast, Cintsa has stunning beaches and friendly locals, whose lifestyle is still deeply rooted in tribal traditions and customs.
Day 8 Addo Elephant National Park
Addo Elephant National Park was created in 1931 to protect the region's 11 remaining elephants. Today there are over 450 elephants in the park, as well as endangered black rhinos.
Days 9-10 Garden Route/Tsitsikamma National Park
Protecting both land and sea, Tsitsikamma National Park is a spectacular place for walking and wildlife viewing - dolphins and southern right whales are visitors, along with baboons, monkeys and birds.
Day 11 Oudtshoorn
Oudtshoorn is the ostrich capital of the world. There are literally thousands of ostriches being farmed for their meat, leather and feathers in the area.
Day 12 Swellendam Wine Region
The perfect base for exploring the local wine region, Swellendam is a picturesque town with something for everyone: plenty of great restaurants, adventure activities and wildlife.
Day 13 Cape Town
Dominated by spectacular Table Mountain, Cape Town is a city that keeps on giving with its beautiful coastlines, world-class cuisine, excellent wineries and beautiful architecture.
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I saw beautiful places with beautiful people. The tour guides were amazing!
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Replacing the Hard Drive
This document pertains to certain HP Pavilion Desktop PCs sold prior to 2000 with the following type of case.
This document explains how to replace an internal hard drive in certain Pavilion Desktop PC.
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Required equipment
To perform this procedure, you will need:
- A Phillips screwdriver
- The replacement hard drive
- The Certificate of Authenticity number from the Microsoft Windows guide included with your PC (if you are going to recover the PC software to the original software configuration).
- Make sure you have adequate lighting that allows you to see inside the computer. A flashlight may be helpful.
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Disconnecting your computer
- Turn off the computer.
- Turn off all connected devices.
- Disconnect all cables.
Removing the side panels
- Set the computer on a table or desk at a comfortable working height.
- Working from the back of the computer, remove the screws that hold the side panels in place.Set the screws aside.
- Slide the side panels back to remove them.
Removing the drive cage
Before you can remove the hard drive, the drive cage must removed through the front of the computer. To remove the drive cage, complete the following steps:
- Remove the screws that hold the drive cage in place. As seen when viewing the computer from the back, there are two screws on the right side. Remove these screws and set them aside.NOTE: Newer models may have only one screw, which is located at the bottom-front of the drive cage.
- Once the screws have been removed, pull out on the metal latch and firmly push the drive cage forward from the back.
- Slide the drive cage forward partially through the front of the computer.
- Disconnect all cables from the back of each device that is installed in the drive cage. If needed, label each cable to help you reconnect the cables to the devices later.
- Once all of the cables are disconnected, slide the drive cage out through the front of the computer and place it on a flat surface.
Removing and replacing the hard drive
- Note the position of the hard drive in the drive cage so you can install the new hard drive properly.
- Remove the screws that hold the hard drive in place. There are two on one side and may be one or two screws on the other.
- Slide the hard drive out through the rear of the drive cage.
- Slide the new drive into the drive cage from the rear.
- Replace the screws you removed in Step 2.
Reassembling the computer
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- Reconnect the cables to the devices that are installed in the drive cage. Make sure that ribbon cables are fully seated without bending any pins inside the connectors.
- Slide the drive cage fully into the computer.
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Pancreas Biology Overview and Diabetes Overview
Type 1 diabetes (T1D) affects over half a million US citizens under the age of 19 each year. Type I diabetes is a disease that is caused by auto-reactive (link) immune cells in the body that have been programmed, for some unknown reason, to attack specific cells in the pancreas, called β-cells. The β-cells are amongst the most important components in the endocrine system and arguably in our entire body. They are responsible for knowing when to secrete the hormone insulin into the blood stream to help our bodies make energy from the food we eat. This energy drives everyday processes such as the beating of our heart, movement of our muscles, and engagement of our nervous system. The cells of the pancreas help our bodies to maintain a constant state of normality. The insulin secreted by the pancreas is used by every cell in the body, therefore, when it is no longer produced due to damaged β-cells, the outcome is fatal if not treated properly.
Failure to produce insulin and dysregulation of glucose in the blood stream are not the only complications that accompany type 1 diabetes; the laundry list includes but is not limited to kidney damage (nephropathy), decreased function of the nervous system (neuropathy), increased risk for heart disease and stroke, eye damage leading to blindness (diabetic retinopathy), and even death. At this time, there are several drugs available to help alleviate the effects of these complications, but unfortunately there is no way they can be completely eliminated without addressing the root of the problem: inability to regulate insulin production due to the lack of functional β-cells.
Still, much is unknown about the cause and progression of β-cell destruction in type I diabetes. We do know that the damage inducing culprits are cells of the immune system that have been incorrectly programmed to attack cells within the body. This is known as an autoimmune disorder (link). Normally our immune system is in charge of protecting our bodily systems from everyday invaders that can harm us, such as viruses and bacteria. This system even works to protect our bodies from cancer forming cells. In the case of type 1 diabetes, however, T cells have been programmed (for reasons still unknown) to specifically attack the insulin producing β-cells within the pancreas. Our immune systems are so powerful that they can entirely kill off what they perceive to be invaders, and unfortunately, in the context of type 1 diabetes, they target and kill every last functional β-cell within the pancreas. Consequently, Type 1 diabetes is a multifactorial disease, and in terms of treatment it will be necessary to utilize several avenues to treat both symptoms and disease.
Therefore, four main problems need to be addressed if a cure is to be discovered:
- Genetic influence on disease risk and onset
- Environmental impact on disease development
- Correction of autoimmune responses to restore proper immune function
- Regeneration of functional β-cell mass within the pancreas
The Pancreas Project within the regenerative medicine program here at UNMC seeks to address these issues to find ways to offer patients better therapies to manage and one day cure their diabetes.
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Well, I sure didn't see that one coming! No, I don't mean Lisa Tucker's right-on-time elimination from American Idol tonight, but rather, her partner in the bottom two, judges' favorite Katharine McPhee. Sure, I ranked the raven-haired beauty's rendition of Christina Aguilera's ''The Voice Within'' among the four or five worst performances of Tuesday night's episode as I wrote in that night's TV Watch, Katharine sounded ''shrill and slightly off the beat throughout,'' and her beige Renaissance-fair blouse was ''possibly the most regurgitastic outfit in Idol history.'' But since she was one of the few contestants who'd received unanimous kudos from Simon, Paula, and Randy, I'd figured Katharine was automatically safe.
Perhaps it was a bad sign for Katharine that I wasn't the only one who disagreed with the judges about her subpar effort. (Simon himself admitted tonight that after watching a tape of the show, he realized Katharine was ''nowhere as good'' as he'd given her credit for.) On our message board, a reader named R argued that ''the judges can't accuse Lisa of not 'making the song her own' if they don't accuse Katharine of it too. For Katharine, it really was one of her worst performances.''
Stephanie agreed, writing that ''the beginning of Katharine's performance was a McPhiasco because it sounded pitchy.'' Still, Stephanie made the same mistake I did, envisioning a bottom three of Lisa, Ace, and Bucky.
If only we'd listened to regular message-board poster djm. ''How much do you wanna bet one of the 'top contenders' is going to be in the bottom 3 tonight?'' djm asked. ''I have a feeling the producers are going to put at least one (either Chris or Katharine or Mandisa) in the bottom 3 so that they will get more votes next week. And I have a feeling the vote totals from last night are going to be fairly dismal I only voted a few times because I thought they were all pretty bad (except Elliott and Paris).'' Interestingly enough, host Ryan Seacrest neglected to mention how many total votes the Idol contenders pulled down after the thoroughly lackluster evening. Much respect to you, djm unless, of course, you're planning to send a résumé to my editor.
Deservedly rounding out the bottom three was Ace Young, whose ''Drops of Jupiter'' was far more about making goo-goo eyes at the camera than actually singing on key a strategy that's apparently just fine with readers such as Doug-E, who said he voted for Ace ''about 150 times last night he is so hot. When he opened his shirt I almost went into cardiac arrest; too yummy.''
The majority of you, however, like reader Cayla13, found Ace's scar-revealing incident ''pitiful.'' As BeckyD wrote, ''nice looks can only get you so far.'' I've got a theory about Ace, though, and if anyone can get his ear, feel free to pass it on: The only way he can survive much longer might be by buzzing off his labor-intensive tresses so he'll have more time to work on his singing.
As for Lisa, well, not even a hairstyle makeover can help her now. Reader Kelbrat noted the super-perky teenager ''has a trained voice that's very average, and it's showing more week after week.'' Indeed, there's nothing like taking on a song by the show's original champ, Kelly Clarkson and failing miserably to remind folks you're just not Idol material.
What do you think? Were you surprised to see Katharine in the bottom two? Who should have been there in her place? And which contestant should be most worried about next week's country theme?


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CBS6 Consumer Index Aug. 8
The higher price of most groceries, at local supermarkets this month is not much of a surprise after taking a look at our monthly CBS6 consumer index.
The few items, that dropped in price:
- Butter Down nearly .30
- carrots - Down by .60
- cheese - A big drop -- down by more than $1.50
Staying the same price this month:
- Apples
- Coffee
- Milk
- Orange juice
- Eggs
- White rice
- Ground beef
- White bread
- Cheerios
CBS6 has reported for weeks now on how the nationwide drought is affecting food prices.
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Does this sound familiar? The alarm goes off on your Smart phone, you hit dismiss and blink repeatedly adjusting to the light as you unplug your phone from the charger. Lying in the warmth of your bed, yawning and dry mouthed, you check your emails, sorting through newsletters, spam and urgent information. As you walk to the bathroom, you check your twitter feeds to see what you have missed from those you follow in the time zone ahead of you. You Retweet and reply while going through your morning grooming rituals, then put your phone on Pandora while you take a shower. Once you are dry and it is safe to touch your electronics again, you eat your breakfast while reading your RSS feeds and watching videos at YouTube on your iPad, absorbing all the information, leaving comments, then Retweeting and sharing on Facebook.
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In this new world where information is spread virally in a matter of minutes, iPads have replaced the newspaper, marketing is all done through social media and entire businesses are run from a smart phone, you have to ask yourself: is my business in the right place? Let's look back at that typical morning of a Millennial (those born in the 80's and 90's).
When the alarm goes off, the first touch is with email; newsletters, spam and information pertinent to the reader. Within those emails is talk of technology, networking, events, information sharing and advertising. People sign up for newsletters, coupons and join mailing list for things that are relevant to their interest, hobbies, families and business. They get the information sent directly to them, rather than hoping to stumble upon a deal, event or new information by chance in a newspaper or television.
While grooming through the morning, Twitter occupies the mind. Reading the tweeter feed of the hand-selected individuals is all a part of the sharing processes. Telling others where they are through foursquare, giving 140-character reviews on a meal or service, ranting about an amazing or terrible product, or just sharing their mood connects people in ways they never were able to before. Geography has become merely a hiccup in connecting, versus the incredible inconvenience it once was. Twitter builds relationships and allows an insight into the worlds of those we would never have been able access in the past.
A Millennial would never consider showering in silence, so Pandora's free radio, which creates customized playlist based on artists and songs you like, is the perfect solution. Like all public radio, they have to get their money somehow, so Pandora has commercials about every 3-5 songs tailored to your phone's area code and includes advertisement for whichever business is randomly chosen to sponsor your next few songs.
The post-hygiene portion of the morning, where your Millennial stuffs their face with colorful cereals and Pop-Tarts, is where the real advertising takes place. Blogs, also selected by the reader based on what they are interested in knowing more about, is where businesses sit back, listen and let the people work for them. Blogs have replaced the newspaper by offering a more unbiased and unfiltered perspective on people, politics, pop culture, technology, products and every and any other topic that can be talked about. The world, not just Millennials, craves information; they want to be informed and entertained and they want to be informed and entertained now. Blogs are the gold mine for expertise, commenting, sharing, arguing, and seeing what it is that your consumers want.
Technology and social media have opened up a whole new world for the consumer. That's right: the consumer. Consumers no longer have to be subjected to products and information they don't want to know about; they get to pick what they want to know about. The consumer has also never been smarter, more informed, or more opinionated. Before anything is bought or a place is visited, a simple Google search is done to read reviews on the product or place in question, to see not only if it is worthy of their businesses, but also to see what their customer service is like, what's good to eat or good to do there and if there are any social media specials available.
Businesses are now at the mercy of their consumers; it is now businesses' responsibility to be involved in the community that their customers belong to, listen to their needs, answer their questions and connect with them beyond their products and services. It is now the responsibility of businesses to make sure they don't get deleted from inboxes, that they have retweetable information, informative blogs and a reason to be followed.
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I went to the homebrew store to get a recipe, when I got back I realized there were no directions. It's a partial grain kolsch.
I assume I would place the milled grain in the brewpot until the water starts to come to a boil, remove that after running some hot water over the grains. Then add the LME. After that, I'm not sure how long the bittering hops should be brewed at. I have .5oz of chinook and .5oz of N. Brewer. Any suggestions on how long on these? Note that the chinook and n. brewer are together, so I would have to add them together. Then I have cascade and fuggles (.5oz each) for finishing. Ten last ten minutes with heat off?
Another question...The homebrew shop was out of kolsch yeast, so I got some Saflager s-23, it says to just sprinkle on the wort? Does anyone have contention with this, and what temperature should I pitch at?
It would help if you posted the recipe. I'm presuming this is an extract and steep rather than a mini mash.
You do not want to boil any grains.
Yup, a recipe or list of ingredients would really help in determining what you've got and how to handle it. A lot of folks are going to recommend reading How to Brew by John Palmer. It's free online and will get you going. You will also want to read Chris Holst's Homebrewing for the Absolute Beginner, also free and online. Chris's tutorial has the advantage of being shorter, more applicable to what you're doing right now and having pictures to help you sort things out. Be aware that it's geared toward 2 gallon batches, so the quantities are going to be wrong for your (presumably) 5 gallon batch. The techniques and processes are the same, though.
Yeah sorry,
Extract and steep is correct. The extracts I have are 2 quarts of pale malt liquid extract, and .5 quarts of wheat malt liquid extract. The grains that I have are 6oz of pale malt, and 3oz of wheat malt. Hope this helps, and please let me know if I'm still being vague, or anything else is unclear. This is also a 5 gallon brew. Thanks
What ever you do DO NOT boil the water for the grains.
You need to bring about 1 gal of water to between 150-170F then add the grains. Let it steep for 20-30 mins. Somehow you need to strain the water from the grains. If you use a grain bag DO NOT squeeze the water from it or you will get tannins from the grain. You don't want that.
If you let the grains just steep freely in the water you need to strain the grains out and rinse them with another gallon of water of the same temp as the steep.
Bring the water to a boil then add the malt and bittering hops. Boil for 1 hour. Done.
Of course that's not the only way to do it. Maybe you'll get a couple more procedures. Select what works best for your situation.
I do have a grain bag. So you're saying run some water over the bag once it has steeped for the 20-30 mins?
Thanks for the help.
Yes. Steep your grains in 1 gal @150-170F for 20-30 mins (or whatever the directions say) then have another pot with 1 more gal in it (same temp) and rinse the bag with that water then combine the 2.
You could just dip the bag in it like you would a tea bag. The point is you are trying to get all the sugars off the grain as possible.
If you are only boiling 2 gals you can add the LME at 45 mins into the boil. This is called the "late addition" method. It reduces carmelization of the wort which in turn reduces darker coloring to a minimum.
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The sensuous textures in this tale about Maya Das, an Indian-American psychiatry resident, seduced readers even when a family-inheritance crisis and her head-spinning sojourn in India came to seem overstuffed with unlikely events.
Gage's novel is like a fictional version of Elizabeth Gilbert's Eat Pray Love. In Other Waters, Maya undergoes a life-changing journey that takes her from Manhattan to India. I love how believable the tale is and how Maya successfully navigates two cultures in creating a new identity for herself.Jaime Boler, Laurel, MS
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Gage kept me completely interested as Maya, a resident psychiatrist, tried to forge one identity from two cultural experiences and navigated between her different personas in an ironically schizophrenic way. The way in which Maya suffocates herself with familial obligations and then uses a breathing technique to calm down is strangely amusing. Definitely a nice read.Rubi Mendoza, Canyon Country, CA
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- Nearest town: Sault Ste. Marie
- Resort Altitude (metres): 275m
- Ski Season: November to April
- Mountain Range: Canadian Shield
- Number of Lifts: 4
- Highest Lift (metres): 488m
- Lowest Lift (metres): 273m
- Number of Slopes: 18
- Snowboarding: Yes: 2 parks and a half pipe
- Cross Country (km): 30km
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- Languages: English French.
- Temperatures: 2°C
- Driving: Drivers drive on the right-hand side of the road
- Emergency contact numbers: All Emergencies 911
- Population: 66 700 (Sault S
- Religion: Roman Catholic 46% Protestant 36% other 18%
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SPRINGFIELD — Convicted power broker Bill Cellini undoubtedly whispered in the ear of many a politician during his era of influence in state politics, but none is more famous than Abraham Lincoln.
An uncanny likeness of Cellini is pictured alongside the 16th president in an oil painting at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, and the painting is going to remain hanging despite Cellini's corruption convictions Tuesday, the museum said Wednesday.
"It'll stay," museum spokesman Dave Blanchette said.
Cellini is wearing a black suit and peering over Lincoln's shoulder while the president sits in a chair and inspects vote totals from the 1864 election. Cellini is gesturing in the painting, as if to make a point to Lincoln.
"The artist never officially told us who the people he used for models in the picture are, so we don't have confirmation from the person who knows whether that's him or not," Blanchette said when asked the rationale behind keeping the painting.
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2011. Sweden/Denmark. Directed by Michel Wenzer. Most of the prisoners at New Folsom, a maximum-security prison in Sacramento, California, are serving life sentences, and they must cope on a daily basis not only with the crimes they committed but also with prison's punishing isolation, hopelessness, and violence. To that end, participants in New Folsom's Arts in Correction Facilitation program learn to express themselves through poetry readings, gospel choirs, playing musical instruments, and discussion groups. Survival, however, is a deeply personal process that each must chart for himself. Eschewing a simple narration of redemption, Wenzler assembles a complex portrait of prison life. At Night I Fly won the Swedish Guldbagge Award in 2011 for best documentary. Courtesy of Swedish Film Institute. (IS) 88 min.


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