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Rosaline Pronuncaiton?
So I'm writing a story where the main character's name is Rosaline. I have been pronouncing it Ros-uh-line (rhyming with Madeline)
However, I discovered that it's most often said as Rosa-leen or Rosa-lynn.
Since this is fictional/fantasy story, I could spell it differently but I have no idea how to get the "line" sound without spelling it "line"
She does get called Rose for short so maybe this doesn't matter....
Noticed that pronunciation is spelled wrong in the title, sorry about that!
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Rosaline said the traditional/Shakespearean way is 'roz-a-line'.~Boys~
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Ross-a-lynn is what I think when I see that spelling, but I think Rosealine might give you the pronunciation you want. I know that it isn't the traditional spelling though. Good luck with your book.
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This book is written in a very non-linear style which made it very difficult to comprehend what was going on at the beginning. Once I understood the rhythm of the narrative what developed was a very well written, interesting story of a family in Scotland. Banks did an excellent job with characterization, not only in defining them but making me really care what happened to them. This is a slower paced book that kept my interest to the end and actually left me wanting more. Highly recommend.
i really loved this book, but saying exactly why might be a little bit tricky. because it's in a way a family novel, which presents as fairly ordinary, not my type of reading matter at all, and not looking too ambitious in what it does with it either, just comfortable, you know? except for the fact that in a way, it's absolutely perfect. it loves its characters, who are all so real they fly off the page. it loves its setting, the part of Scotland which Banks i must assume comes from. it's a love letter, really, to the land and to the people of that country. it doesn't read like it's engaged in Important Work. but it nails it, nails them all, the whole damn thing, with every line.
there are no tricks to the writing, unless we count Banks' usual habit of not writing chronologically, so that you have to mostly guess the date of every bit, and extrapolate who's got the talking stick. and until you notice that in a way, he isn't so much writing a family saga as a murder mystery, across two generations. i went so far as to create some genealogical charts, i got so absorbed in the hidden shape of the narrative; next time (and there will be one) i read it, i will probably be able to fill in more, sketch out three or four generations of McHoans and Watts and Urvills, fit them into their proper places. it's not that you'll need to. it's just that the book made me want to; and it was a vantage point, a bit outside the story, that gave me an excuse to stop for a bit, so i could enjoy a bit longer whatever page i was reading.
you know how sometimes a book is so full of little stories and characters that come to life and won't let go? so you don't want that little bit to end, much less the whole thing? it was like that, really. Lewis grabs off his younger brother's obsession object, Verity Walker, which is a good thing because the oblivious Prentice is obviously meant for Ashley Watt, who is smarter than he is, even smart enough to wait till he figures it out. Prentice is also at war with his father Kenneth McHoan, a gifted storyteller who has in some sense raised all of Prentice's generation on a steady diet of stories which Prentice at some point rejects as lies. like his father's vantage point on religion, which he takes exception to as colouring his world. then his father dies and this foolish one-sided estrangement on (shaky) principle cannot be mended. which sets Prentice to doggedly looking for Kenneth's younger brother Rory in his lost manuscripts, Rory who wrote in youth a travel book of some reputation, and then disappeared.
Prentice then is a young man, both lovable and misguided, looking for his muse and his purpose in all the wrong places and attempting doggedly to make his own story, shape his own life. but Rory's story resists him, partly because he has rejected his father's story, and now he cannot fix that, or find himself. then Rory's story itself proves to be much different than the one he imagined. not to mention dangerous, leading him to not one but three different murders over time, while his search creates a threat both to his family and his own person that he is slow to divine. he can't go on being oblivious to everything around him. especially when simultaneously meddling. now he must act to protect what he loves, and to do that he must identify what he really does love, and care about.
so on that level, it's a coming of age story, surrounded by complicated families, relationships, and stories Prentice has tried to escape, although they have made him. it all comes together as Prentice really finds himself, in an accelerated process he is ill prepared for, except inasmuch as his whole life has prepared him. simple, right? every line of it worked, and i knew them all, and their surroundings too, the land they all love, even the ones who hardly notice, even those like Kenneth who try to pin it down, and even those like his brother Rory and his three sons, who all try very hard to escape it.
so, a story with many levels of structure buried in plain sight. a family saga, a murder mystery, a coming-of-age story, a regional novel. and more (it's really about the nature and the power of stories, for instance)(and the process of finding your own voice, not only in writing but in life)(okay, stopping now). from a master storyteller who's himself just getting started here, and who effortlessly always manages to make the reader care about whatever story he's writing today, and everything and everyone on every page. and the crow road, in the vernacular? that's the road that leads to death, that we are all on, though hopefully not coming to the end of that today.
'Twas good. Enjoyed it. Just started reading it and learned that the author, Iain Banks, had died of terminal cancer. Poor chap. I hope to read a few more of his novels. He also wrote science fiction books, one of which i'd read, [b:The Algebraist|12009|The Algebraist|Iain M. Banks|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1347984880s/12009.jpg|2465248].
In reading one of the other reviews, someone mentioned that the book was a little slow going until it hit a "can't put down" moment about 350 pages into the book. I would have to agree with this. I enjoyed the book in the first 350 pages. The characters were interesting enough to keep me reading, but there wasn't enough forward motion in the plot to keep me from putting the book down. After that magic moment, I finished the book in 2 days having reached a point where I grasped at least some of the importance of the setup in the first 350 pages. I did enjoy it - the story was worth telling and told well - although I think I still enjoyed the Bridge more.
Originally borrowed in 2008 I treated myself to a copy in Kindle format for the iPad and re-read it this year in memoriam. Reading it in this format was ideal while looking after a small baby, as it meant I only needed one hand free, and it automatically kept my place for me. I finished it quite quickly, though it's taken me a while I have time to review it here.
I loved it once again, from the immortal opening line right through to the end. Prentice is more irritating in places than I'd remembered but nevertheless a likeable central character. Still one of my favourite books ever, and perhaps the Banksie I like best - sad to know that once I've caught up with the last few there will be no more!
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text: What once were doors, rolling pins, coat hangers, and picture frames are now the skeletal remains of vertebrates. Montreal-based artist Maskull Lasserre brings these objects to life- or perhaps death. By carefully carving into the wooden surfaces that we commonly overlook in our everyday environments, Lasserre reveals a deeper world inside. For the month of December until January 19, 2013, his woodworkings were exhibited as a set called Fable in Toronto's Centre Space gallery. Click on the link to read his philosophical artist statement for Fable and stay tuned after the jump to watch his interview. [Read more…]


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Ghouls and ghosts will take over Fullerton Arboretum's gardens, and those brave enough are welcome to tour through its spooktastic trails.
Tours led through the haunted gardens can have up to 15 guests and last 30 to 40 minutes. Each tour leads to a Haunter's Ball, where games and activities will be hosted for those who survived the terror-filled quest.
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Chris Huhne sped from his cabinet meeting this morning to address the European Future Energy Forum to send the message to investors that Britain is open for green business.
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No, there's nothing unusual about seeing many shades of red in a sunset. But when the entire evening sky turns a bright crimson, you might find yourself looking twice. This was the case in the years following the cataclysmic 1883 eruption of Krakatoa. Indonesia's storied volcano ejected incredible amounts of dust and ash into Earth's atmosphere, blocking out sunlight and scattering red wavelengths, resulting in blood-red sunsets around the globe. These bizarre skies likely inspired the psychedelic sky in Edvard Munch's The Scream.
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Wuerth Cambodia is a member of the Würth Group and was founded at the beginning of the year 2002 and was officially registered as a Single Private Company which is owned by Würth International Ltd. Wuerth Cambodia started its operation in a small premise and in 2005 it moved to a new location where the current head office is based.
The development of turnover has remarkably grown with CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 51.76% notably from 2002 to 2010. The actual turnover YTD-Dec. 2010 was up to USD 832,526 with a positive operating result of 8.1%, and the company had 30 employees in its payroll in which 23 were sales representatives. Collection days and A/R management were one of the company's strong points when collection days were reported to 28.2 days as per December 2010. There are around 1,500 items in the product range which are mainly for Automotive after sales business whereas general maintenance and installation sectors are equally important for company's future growth. Besides that, the company started early 2011 new construction division to ensure great success again for 2011 by at least 30% growth. By having stable growth of 30% every year, Wuerth Cambodia will easily reach its vision 2020 both in sales of 10 millions USD and in number of employees of 210.
The main activity of Wuerth Cambodia has still been focused in capital city-Phnom Penh as the main business hub and governmental institutions; moreover, its operation has been expanded to provinces where we could see opportunity to grow. So far, Wuerth Cambodia has been well known as a German supplier with premium quality and service of international standard and as well as aggressive and well-organized sales force management.
To take part in the global fighting for staff turnover, Wuerth Cambodia has done its hardest to achieve the lowest point in history to only 14% in 2010. Basically, the average working period per employee is 3.38 years which is relatively high in Cambodia job market environment. The management team is committed to keep fighting this spirit.
Since the year 2010, there are 3 members in the board of directors including Rohan Amirthiah (based in Sri Lanka) being appointed as Chairman, Mr. Tino Tep (Cambodian National and Managing Director) as member and Michel Kern (Member of the Central Managing Board of the Würth Group) as member.
During its operation period, there were many official visits to the company, included Prof. Dr. h. c. Reinhold Würth visit in February 2003, Mrs. Bettina Würth visit in February 2007 and Mr. Michel Kern and Benjamin Würth visit in October 2009; besides, there were numerous visits from executive member.
What Wuerth (Cambodia) Ltd. has to do in the years to come is to have higher growth and of course with profitability. In order to achieve this goal, the management has it own priorities to work on, such as optimum customer management, IDM productivity as well as ADM', staff turnover, gross profit, inventory management and collection days. We entirely understand that these measures ensure company success in the long-run and most importantly to achieve the 2020's vision.
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Out of 26 million Texans, you may have an idea to change the world. You may have had several ideas to change the world. But only a tiny minority of you pushed through the U.S. Patent office from application to successful patent. We've seen Texans change the world many times over. Jack Kilby did it with Texas Instruments in 1958 with the integrated circuit, causing the start of the digital revolution, which, in part, is why you can read these words over your electronic device.
Over the last few years, Texas Business has brought its feature: Texas Business Patent of the Day. This list is of the ones that were either extremely clever, odd or strange. One thing becomes apparent from these patents and the patent that runs daily in Texas Business—Texans have a unique mind set.
Though the history of the Corn Dog is disputed, the State Fair of Texas claims to have introduced the Corny Dog sometime between 1938 and 1942. As a paean to that invention that now sits in the freezer section of every grocery store in the southwest, here are the fried foods the State Fair of Texas has introduced, or tried to introduce, in the last seven years.
Dead Texas musicians live on every time you hear their songs. Their songs play everywhere, so the dead Texas musicians appear to be immortal. Here's the short list.
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J.P. Foley recently spent a Sunday evening standing under the Congress Avenue Bridge for the third time in four years, waiting for the city's famous million-bat colony to take flight.
"I have some friends in from out of town," said Foley, an Austin resident, "and I wanted to show them something different, unique to Austin."
From March to November, hundreds of Austin residents and visitors line the sidewalks above and trails under the bridge at dusk to watch approximately 1.5 million Mexican free-tail bats fly off on their nightly hunt for insects. In all, about 100,000 people come to see the Mexican free-tail bats every year, according to Bat Conservation International, the not-for-profit research and advocacy group.
And while watching the bats can be as cheap as securing a good spot on the bridge, the flights also contribute a bit of financial lift. The BCI estimates that bat-watching adds about $10 million to Austin's economy. Most of this money comes from bat-themed river cruises, kayak and Segway tours and restaurants offering a riverside view of the nightly flight. Their insect consumption also contributes to the prevention of $3.8 billion in damage to American agriculture, according to a study released in March.
Austin's annual Batfest, held on Aug. 27 and now in its seventh year, also contributes to tourist activity by drawing people downtown for more than 50 food, art and specialty vendors. Organizers had expected 40,000 attendees this year before the record-high temperatures resulted in a light turnout. But the Sunday before Labor Day, an especially large group of people came to see the colony, according to a refreshments vendor, Lee Spalding. "The crowds definitely exceeded our expectations," he said. "This was even bigger than the Fourth of July."
Spalding says that he encounters travelers from afar all the time. "Tonight I've met people from England and India," he said.
There are no numbers on how many people come primarily to see the bats, but the scene clearly seems to add to out-of-towners' Austin experience. Paul Tanenbaum of Boston remarked on the uniqueness of the experience. "I've seen bats before at Carlsbad Canyon," he said, "but never so many like this, and never in an urban area."
Lorena Vustos of Albuquerque said that she loved the experience of seeing the colony take flight: "It engages all your senses—you can watch them, hear them waking up and rustling, even smell them."
And the bat buzz can mean good business. Spalding reported, to his pleasant surprise, that he sold out of everything in his refreshment cart that particular Sunday. For those lounging on the banks of the lake, it was an easily accessible live show in Austin.
"It's like an old church picnic," Spalding said about the appeal of the bats. "It's about the last thing out there you can do with your family for free. It's entertainment without the flash, and a good excuse for people to get together and see something different."
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Updated: December 9, 2013 9:42AM
What is sacred to you?
When organizers of the Michigan Festival of Sacred Music asked that question they came up with a diverse range of answers, and that is reflected in the broad range of programming at the festival, which begins this evening.
Native American and Japanese Taiko drumming, whirling dervishes, a cathedral pipe organ, sacred music of India and Kosher Gospel are just some of the offerings of the seventh biennial of the Michigan Festival of Sacred Music happening in Kalamazoo, Mich.
"Our goals are to represent different genres, cultures and types of music and their importance in spiritual traditions. We also hope to increase understanding, and to let people experience things they might not have run into before — musically or philosophically — and come away with something learned," explained Elizabeth Start, executive director of the festival.
The festival kicks off at 6 p.m. (all times CST), Thursday, Nov. 7, with a program called "The Sound and Spirit of Kalamazoo: A sampling of sacred music from the Kalamazoo area." Christian choral and pipe organ music, a Taize multi-cultural interfaith group, music from Sikh, Persian and Peruvian traditions, a group specializing in "pagan sacred choral" music and a Taiko drumming group will perform.
"People are amazed by the talent and by the variety and diversity of talent that we have right here in Kalamazoo. We're fortunate in that, and yet one of the biggest challenges we have is to balance old friends and new connections from all over the world who would like to perform at the festival," according to Start.
One of those new connections is the Konya Turkish Tasawwuf Music Ensemble, a group of musicians, vocalists and whirling dervishes from Turkey coming to perform Sufi works inspired by the thirteenth century poet and mystic Rumi. This free program will take place at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12.
Children are welcome to any of the programs, according to Start, who said that the late start and length of some of the programs may make them challenging for some children while at the same time a delight for others who are interested in seeing new things and hearing new sounds.
She said that one of the more family-friendly programs will be The Sons of the Three Fires presenting Native American music and dance at the public library on Saturday at 1 and 2:30 p.m.
"They are a multi-generational group of men, women, girls and boys in regalia who share their traditional music and tell about what they do in their lives to keep in touch with their heritage," Start said.
She said that an added family attraction on Saturday will be the Kalamazoo holiday parade, stepping off downtown at 9:45 a.m. CST and followed by children's crafts and activities downtown after the parade.
Later on Saturday there will be two more sacred music programs: a lecture and workshop at 3 p.m. with the composer and performers of "Hear My Voice," a piece premiering at the festival on Sunday; and a program of sacred music and dance from India at 7 p.m.
"When we asked 'What is sacred to you?' some things that most people include is the environment, the Earth and human dignity, so one thing we try to emphasize is that despite the differences, we all have the same basic goals," Start said.
The festival concludes in that spirit with a performance by the Paul Winter Consort at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 17. Saxophonist, bandleader and composer, Winter's work is described as "celebrating the cultures and creatures of the whole Earth." Tickets for this program are $25 for adults and $20 for students.
Twelve of the 18 programs are free, with donations appreciated. Tickets to each of the other five programs are $20 for adults and $5 for students. A complete schedule for the Michigan Festival of Sacred Music, venue addresses and a link for ticket purchases can be found online at www.mfsm.us.


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Bidvest Wits Academy flies RSA flag high in Denamrk
Bidvest Wits academy kicked off its Denmark 2012 tour in partnership with Brondby IF on Sunday 29th July 2012. The 21 player squad are taking part in two cups. The up and coming Clever Boys will be participating in these two cups simultaneously, both Brondby Cup 2012 and the Lynby Cup 2012. These international tournaments have become a yearly event and are helping Bidvest Wits and Brondby IF develop a strategic relationship. The relationship is mutually beneficial and helps the young Clever Boys gain international experience and it also showcases the potential of South African youth football to be some day exported to European clubs like Brondby IF http://brondby.com/.
The Bidvest Wits boys schedule will see them tested to their mental and physical limits, for all cup information please visit http://brondbycup.dk/.
Even with a hectic schedule it couldn't have started better for the team with Bidvest Wits opening their account in the Brondby Cup 2012 with a 3-0 victory over Team Egedal (DEN). With the confidence of the morning opening match under Bidvest Wits belt the young academy boys took it to the next opposition KIK (DEN) who unfortunately caught a powerline lesson with 14-0 score line.
Monday started well for the squad with a light morning stretch. It was then onto the next opposition in the afternoon. Hosts Brondby IF versus Bidvest Wits both teams having won their opening two matches. However Bidvest Wits show cased some exciting football and managed to win 5-0.
Tuesday the 31st July 2012 saw the undefeated Bidvest Wits gain another 3 points over Greve Fodbold (DEN) and qualify for the Semi finals.
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What happens to a botanic garden after an earthquake?
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Following the massive earthquake in Chile at the end of February, BGCI has been in touch with the Jardín Botánico Universidad de Talca.
Fortunately all staff and their families are fine but the botanic garden has suffered quite a lot of damage. The University itself is still registering the damages in buildings and infrastructure. Most laboratories have suffered damage and computers and databases are lost. A lot of recent and ongoing research has been lost.
At the moment all faculties (and the botanic garden) will recieve at least 20% less budget during 2010. All new investments in infrastructure have been cancelled. For the Botanic Garden this means that the pavilion for visitors as well as the visitors washrooms cannot be built. Two additional job posts, which were finally approved this year, will be discarded. All non-essential travel has been cancelled, which puts into question the planed participation of the garden at the BGCI 4th Global Botanic Gardens Congress in Ireland.
The Jardín Botánico Universidad de Talca needs all the help it can get. Contact the Director of the Botanic garden, Steffen Hahn if you can help them.
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Match preview: Athletic v Hapoel Kiryat Shmona
Fernando Llorente will start Thursday's Europa League clash against Hapoel Kiryat Shmona on the bench as he makes his first return to San Mames since announcing his intention to see out the rest of his Athletic Bilbao contract.
The 27-year-old striker has refused to sign an extension to his deal, and although he has since suggested he would be willing to talk to club officials in January, he has found himself sidelined by manager Marcelo Bielsa.
Llorente made the most of the substitute's berth he was given at the weekend as he came on to score the equaliser in a 3-3 draw at Espanyol.
That earned Athletic only their fourth point of the season, and Gorka Iraizoz is hoping they can find the rhythm they have been lacking by switching to the Europa League.
"We are playing at home, we believe in ourselves," he said. "We can get back on track with a win."
Athletic made it all the way to the final last season, and an opening fixture against Europa League group stage debutants Hapoel looks straightforward.
However, Iraizoz, whose form has come under question recently, is cautioning against arrogance.
"The groups are always difficult," he added. "It's not just a cliche to say so. All the teams have their strengths.
"Last year we had the chance to play in the final, but although the road is long and you have to put in a lot of work, you have to believe you can reach the final."
Athletic have won both their home European matches this season during the qualifiers, extending their unbeaten home run in contintental competition to 11 matches.
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A new set of guidelines sets out that Japan needs to focus on the rise of China and not the Cold War threat of Russia in defining its security goals.
The guidelines, announced on Friday, were approved by the cabinet. They call for a stronger alliance with the US - Japan's biggest ally - and expanded security networks with regional partners, including South Korea and Australia.
But China immediately slammed the guidelines as "irresponsible". Jiang Yu, China's foreign ministry spokeswoman, said China is a force for peace and development in Asia and threatens no one.
To bolster its forces, Japan will acquire new submarines and fighter jets, upgrade its missile defence capabilities and make its ground forces more mobile so that they can quickly respond to emergencies in southwest Japan.
The plan did not specify the location but Japanese media have said 100 ground troops will be sent to Yonaguni, in Okinawa prefecture, where Japan currently has no troops. Placing them on the island that is closer to China, Taiwan and the disputed islands could be contentious.
The guidelines paint China as a bigger threat than Russia and say Japan is shifting its defence emphasis from the northern island of Hokkaido to islands in the south, such as Okinawa and territories claimed by both Tokyo and Beijing that have recently led to diplomatic tensions.
In September, Japan released a Chinese fishing boat captain who had been detained for two weeks after his trawler collided with two Japanese coast guard vessels near the string of contested islands in the East China sea.
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Washington has urged Japan to play a greater security role in the region, and proposed a three-way military alliance that would include South Korea.
The two countries displayed a show of strength and solidarity when they launched eight day's worth of joint military drills off Japan's southern islands starting December 4, just days after North Korea shelled a South Korean village.
Indeed, the Japan-US alliance remains "indispensable" to Japan's security, the guideline said, calling for stronger cooperation between Japanese and the 47,000 US armed forces based in this country, even though many have protested against the presence of US military bases in Japan for years.
But the guidelines also cited "changes in global power balance" and noted a relative decline of America's strength and rise of emerging countries such as China and India.
Japan, meanwhile, should pursue its own efforts to enhance missile defence capabilities to protect itself from threats by China and North Korea, it said.
The guidelines said China's rapid military buildup and lack of transparency are matters of concern and that North Korea's military activity is a "pressing and serious destabilising factor'' for Japan.
"The Korean Peninsula and North Korea are imminent and concrete threats to Japan, while China is more of a medium-term threat ... It is a major risk factor for Japan's security in the southwestern islands and the Japan-US security alliance in the long run," said Hideshi Takesada, executive director at the National Institute for Defense Studies.
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Tennessee tailback Tauren Poole (28) runs the ball as Vanderbilt safeties Javon Marshall (31) and Sean Richardson (21) defend during an NCAA college football game at Neyland Stadium Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011. (AP Photo/News Sentinel, Adam Brimer)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (release) -- Tennessee defensive lineman Malik Jackson and tailback Tauren Poole have been invited to the NFL Combine set for Feb. 22-28 in Indianapolis.
Jackson earned the invite after playing in the Senior Bowl in late January. He was named to the All-SEC First Team by the media in 2011 and in the All-SEC Second Team by the coaches.
Jackson, also a 2010 AP All-SEC second team honoree, led the Vols in tackles for loss (11), sacks (2.5) and quarterback hurries (10). His 56 tackles were a career-high, ranked tied for third on the team and positioned him as one of just two defensive linemen to rank in the SEC's top 50 in tackles per game with an average of 4.6 each outing, placing 50th.
The Northridge, Calif., native was one of seven Vols with multiple pass breakups (2), while also forcing a fumble. His 11 TFLs rank 12th in the SEC.
Poole heads to the Combine after playing in the East-West Shrine game where he earned the Pat Tillman Award.
Poole ran for 1,883 yards in his career at Tennessee, playing in 49 games. He scored 16 touchdowns in his career including five as a senior in 2011. He gained 693 yards this past season while catching 21 balls for 164 yards. He gained 100 rushing yards on three occasions this past season with a season-best 107 vs. Vanderbilt (11/19) in addition to 101 vs. Buffalo (10/1) and 100 vs. Cincinnati.
Poole was a 2011 preseason member of the Doak Walker and Maxwell Watch Lists in addition to being a candidate for the Lowe's Senior Class Award.
As a junior, Poole named AP All-SEC Honorable Mention accolades starting all 13 games and gaining 1,034 yards on 204 carries. He scored 11 touchdowns and gained 100 yards on six occasions to tie for the lead in the SEC. His 1,000-yard season was the 16th in UT history and his total of 1,034 ranks 14th on the single-season list. Poole gained a career-high 162 rushing yards against Oregon (9/11/10).
Jackson will wear uniform "DL26" for the Combine while Poole will be in "RB23."
Last season Vols' receiver Denarius Moore and tight end Luke Stocker were invited to the Combine and both were selected in the NFL Draft.
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Living on the Allegheny Plateau in western Maryland, I am close to Pennsylvania and a large colony of Old-Order Amish. We purchase some of our groceries at a store run by an Amish family, and have done business with them at times.
Some years ago, I wrote a piece in praise of the Amish view of fighting in wars and how they conduct their affairs, mostly apart from the State. They don't work for the government, and try to live their lives as far removed from the tangle of the state as one can do in this modern world.
Now, this alone hardly makes them virtuous. I don't believe that having electricity or an automobile makes me a lesser person or less virtuous than someone who uses kerosene lanterns and rides in horse-drawn buggies. Nonetheless, I do think there is something compelling about the Old-Order Amish, and I will say that they are not the people who are encouraging rapacious behavior abroad by U.S. armed forces.
Nonetheless, it was not electricity or cars that corrupted the Amish; it was the easy-credit regime produced by Alan Greenspan and Ben Bernanke, who are quite removed from the horse-and-buggy world of that corner of the mountains of Pennsylvania. Hans Hoppe and others have warned that a regime of easy credit will lead to changes in human behavior that are destructive, as people begin to forsake planning for the future and replace it with a present-oriented lifestyle.
One might think that the more sedate Old-Order Amish would be exempt from such problems, but think again. In a recent article, the Wall Street Journal demonstrated how an Amish community in Indiana found itself caught up in the boom, and its attendant lifestyle corruption.
There were some things that we would not recognize (like newer buggies and higher-priced horses with a distinctive prance) and some we would (second homes, eating in expensive restaurants, and high-priced vacations). Writes the Journal:
By 2007, more than half of Amish men in these parts were working full time in manufacturing, and earning, on average, $30 an hour, says Steven Nolt, a professor at Goshen College in Goshen, Ind., who studies the community.
The great increase in discretionary income spawned a "keeping-up-with-the-Joneses mentality," says Mervin Lehman, 39, an Amish father of four who says he was making more than $50-an-hour and working up to 60 hours a week as an RV plant supervisor before he was laid off in November.
As the boom progressed, the easy money began to cut into some aspects of the Amish lifestyle:
Some Amish bishops in Indiana weakened restrictions on the use of telephones. Fax machines became commonplace in Amish-owned businesses. Web sites marketing Amish furniture began to crop up. Although the sites were run by non-Amish third parties, they nevertheless intensified a feeling of competition, says Casper Hochstetler, a 70-year-old Amish bishop who lives in Shipshewana.
"People wanted bigger weddings, newer carriages," Mr. Lehman says. "They were buying things they didn't need." Mr. Lehman spent several hundred dollars on a model-train and truck hobby, and about $4,000 on annual family vacations, he says. This year, there will be no vacation.
It became common practice for families to leave their carriages home and take taxis on shopping trips and to dinners out.
Unfortunately, the easy credit also undermined the sense of community that was part-and-parcel to the way they had lived for centuries. However, as the economy implodes and as economists like Paul Krugman continue to demand that the government try to continue the boom, it seems that the "correction" is hitting even the Amish:
In Indiana, a back-to-basics movement appears to be taking root. More patches of produce have sprouted behind Amish homes this summer. Restaurants are entertaining fewer Amish customers. Mr. Lehman says neighbors "are more considerate of each other now."
Some men have started their own businesses close to home. Mr. Lehman makes mattresses in his workshop. Harlan Miller, a 34-year-old father of five who was laid off in February, started making fruit butter, which he sells at a local market. Freeman Miller (no relation), 54, who was laid off after 30 years in manufacturing, builds wooden caskets for pets.
Indeed, as the Amish are involved heavily in agriculture and financial guru Jim Rogers says that the future is in farming, just maybe the Amish will make a comeback. Thus, one can say that the downturn truly is a correction, even among these generally frugal people.
July 3, 2009
William L. Anderson, Ph.D. [send him mail], teaches economics at Frostburg State University in Maryland, and is an adjunct scholar of the Ludwig von Mises Institute. He also is a consultant with American Economic Services. Visit his blog.


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Transtar Names Timothy E. Bowes As Chief Executive Officer
CLEVELAND, Jan. 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Transtar Industries, Inc., the premier provider of world-class driveline solutions, today announced that Timothy E. Bowes will join Transtar as Chief Executive Officer. Bob Keegan, who acted as interim CEO during the search, will remain as Executive Chairman of Transtar.
"I am very pleased to have Tim join the Transtar team and lead the company in driving the next phase of our business growth," Keegan said. "Tim brings excellent leadership skills, a record of outstanding business performance and extensive automotive industry expertise to the position."
"The Board and executive team are committed to continued investment in the business," Keegan added. "We are very confident Transtar will continue to build on our core strengths and be well-positioned to take advantage of emerging opportunities under Tim's leadership."
Bowes joins from Meritor Inc. (MTOR: NYSE) where he worked the last seven years and most recently served as an Executive Officer and President of Meritor's Commercial Truck and Industrial business unit, a $3B+ business providing drivetrain and braking products to the O.E. and aftermarket for commercial vehicle, defense, and off highway markets globally. In his tenure at Meritor, Bowes also spent 3 years living in Shanghai, China running Meritor's Asia Pacific business. Prior to Meritor, Bowes spent 15 years in the automotive passenger car industry at companies including ITT Automotive, Intermet Corporation, and Wescast Industries.With the addition of Bowes, the Board has established a strong and experienced executive team at Transtar. With this leadership team now in place, and their deep knowledge of the business and industry, coupled with the company's extensive product offerings, Transtar is well positioned for continued profitable growth. About Transtar Industries Transtar Industries, Inc. is the premier provider of world-class driveline solutions to the automotive aftermarket. Among its offerings are automatic and standard transmission units, kits and components, automotive specialty repair and refinishing products, and high-performance parts and accessories. Established in 1975, Transtar, its subsidiaries and affiliates provide services around the world in more than 70 locations in 80 countries.For more information, visit www.Transtar1.com. SOURCE Transtar Industries, Inc.
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School Daze
April 30th, 2011 - By Therese Madden
How long does it take to forget what we learned in school? Meet one University City High School graduate who not only recalls her studies with the Urban Nutrition Initiative, but makes the lessons learned a life mission.
Whenever I report on school nutrition programs people ask if I really think they're working. You know, they sound cool, but do they really change lives? When school is done do the kids remember anything?
Laquanda Dobson graduated from University City High School and was really active in the Urban Nutrition Initiative program, UNI for short. Here's what she says, "yeah oh my goodness, so much. Like before I started I used to think that vegetables came from a can." She remembers the beginning, and her first teacher, "he was teaching me how to teach nutrition education to my peers and I was like great this is fun, I'm cooking, I always wanted to cook and I'm teaching people and helping people cause it always was a passion to help people."
Now a Food Education Leader at the High School of the Future, Laquanda's helping a group of 10th graders are get the raised beds ready. "Already in this bed we planted some Swiss chard and this is an onion leaf so there are onions over here." They also learn to cook, which seems to be everyone's favorite part of the program, including Laquanda. There is a lot more instant gratification involved in putting together and eating a meal than waiting for a garden to grow, and these are teenagers. Well, not Laquanda, "oh that was a long time ago, I sound so old."
She's 20. The students here say her youth works in her favor, "she has her supervisor mode, and she can get in her funny mode, her little kid mode like us, and we can relate to her," says 10th grader, George. His classmate April chimes in, "I think she's a good role model cause she teaches us to get active in our school and she teaches us healthy schools to eat so we can be healthy ourselves, she cares about us, being healthy."
So what's cooking? "Tomorrow we are making wonderful cabbage meal, I'll teach them the benefits of cabbage, vitamins, minerals, how cabbage is very cheap and its a traditional thing that we eat. We as in African Americans," Laquanda says.
Community is very important to Laquanda, so is food access and affordability. In addition to being an educator, she's become an activist. In an auditorium in West Philadelphia the crowd is chanting. "Community… Unity… Movement." Laquanda is standing on stage leading the group. They've just watched the documentary "Grown In Detroit." It's UNI's Food Justice Movie Night and the crowd is pretty unified. I asked Laquanda if she ever wonders what her life would be like had she not encountered this nutrition program in 9th grade. She says, "my life is totally different. I think it gave me the leverage to be who I am today, because back when I first started high school my mom was working a lot and you go home you just watching TV not really doing anything. So, it was like that program came at right time, so it kept me out of trouble, doing other teenage stuff."
She's working to get herself back in school right now, and plans on doing this type of work for the rest of her life. "I'm a big dreamer, every day I dream about something new, but, my ultimate goal is to teach them behavioral kids how to channel their anger into cooking. Because I like working with the bad kids, you just got to get to know them and they channel their anger into cooking and the next thing you know they turn their anger into cooking and you could be the person who helped them out."
MORE FROM FIT: Listen to Therese Madden's story about the Urban Nutrition Initiative in University High School from the summer of 2006. Laquanda Dobson started the program that fall.
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Agatston Urban Nutrition Initiative is a program of the Netter Center for Community Partnerships at the University of Pennsylvania.


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Oct 23rd, 2012
A Late Rose
I took this photo of a late rose on the way to drop off at school the other morning. It's amazing to me that it's the end of October and beautiful flowers like this are just growing in the car park. The rain drops helped of course.
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That is a beautiful find, well done and thanks for sharing.
Found on the way to school, I'm normally rushing trying to avoid being late!
Have a beautiful day!
Lea's Menagerie
# Debbieon 25 Oct 2012 at 6:23 pm
Beautiful. Thank you.
# Katieon 29 Oct 2012 at 3:19 am
How wonderful! You've moved to Oregon! I don't have much time in the summer to sit at the computer and now that the rains have started I check in and find you've moved halfway around the world and just 50 miles from me, Welcome! This is a wonderful place to grow things!
# Sarah Samwayson 31 Oct 2012 at 11:51 am
What a beautiful picture. If only the roses in my garden looked that gorgeous!


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Blueberry French Toast Recipe
- 12 slices day-old white bread, crusts removed
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese
- 1 cup fresh or frozen blueberries
- 12 eggs, lightly beaten
- 2 cups 2% milk
- 1/3 cup maple syrup or honey
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup water
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1 cup fresh or frozen blueberries
- 1 tablespoon butter
- Cut bread into 1-in. cubes; place half in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Cut cream cheese into 1-in. cubes; place over bread. Top with blueberries and remaining bread cubes.
- Whisk the eggs, milk and syrup in a large bowl. Pour over bread mixture. Cover and refrigerate for 8 hours or overnight.
- Remove from the refrigerator 30 minutes before baking. Cover and bake at 350° for 30 minutes. Uncover; bake 25-30 minutes longer or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean.
- Combine the sugar, water and cornstarch until smooth in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil over medium heat; cook and stir for 3 minutes or until thickened. Stir in blueberries; bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer for 8-10 minutes or until berries burst. Remove from heat; stir in butter. Serve with French toast. Yield: 8 servings (1-3/4 cups sauce).
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"I've been making this recipe for years now. Any time I've served it for brunch, it's gone before it even has time to cool. I follow the recipe as is, and it's pure perfection!"
"I made this recipe twice and the 2nd time around, I purposely made additional adjustments to it. I used 1 loaf of Pepperidge Farm Brown Sugar Cinnamon Bread and I purposely just used the whole loaf, crusts and all the 2nd time around! I used just 1 package of cream cheese and the 2nd time around, I beat the 8-oz. package of cream cheese with 2/3 cup sugar 5 minutes, then I added 6 eggs and 1-1/2 tsp. almond extract. I scraped the bottom and sides of bowl and then I added 2 cups of milk. I used 1 PINT of blueberries for both the casserole and for the blueberry sauce. For the sauce, I'd added 2 Tbsp. bottled lemon juice and I stirred the sugar and cornstarch together before adding the water, then cooked the 3 minutes until it came to a boil. I stirred in the blueberries, lowered the heat and cooked 10 minutes or untilthe berries burst. After removing from the heat, I stirred in 1 Tbsp. butter. I think that creaming the sugar with the cream cheese makes this dish more flavorful than just cubing it! I'd spritzed the 13x9x2" baking pan with PAM, used a paper towel to spread the spray around and I'd placed the bread cubes in the prepared pan. Then I added the berries and poured the milk/egg mixture over the bread cubes and berries. I did allow the French toast to sit, covered, 8 hours on the 2nd time around and then cut vents in the foil to allow the steam to escape! I also did allow the dish to sit, covered, 1/2 hour before baking, then I baked, covered, 30 minutes at 350o F. and then uncovered the dish and baked 30 minutes more. For an added touch, I sprinkled 4 tsp. cinnamon-sugar over top on the 2nd time around! I think that my 2nd time worked much better-the first time, I felt that I could improve this recipe! Using sugar is better for me than using honey or maple syrup!My first time around, I'd used about 9 Tbsp. maple syrup all together and I'd used 2 cups of milk! I still stuck to 6 eggs, though and the 1-1/2 tsp. almond extract. The first time around I HAD cubed the 8-oz. package of cream cheese and topped with the remaining bread cubes and blueberries!The sauce is GREAT! I'm finding that what may work for the original recipe with 1 person-for me, it helped to make these additional improvements to have a dish proudly served!delowenstein"
"Here's another one that I followed the directions right down to the letter. First of all it was to 'Eggy" for me. So I'd strongly suggest that you NOT use a dozen of eggs that this calls for! That's just WAY to much egg. The ladys at Church liked it but I can't believe this is a Grand prize winner. I won't be making this again. I was so disappointed! One lady at Church had to actually spit it out of her mouth. She said sorry but there's way to many textures going on with this. I did really like the homemade blueberry syrup however. I would rank the Syrup Only a 5 but not the casserole. I find it surprising that So many of ya'll like this so well."
"This is the casserole version of a great french toast recipe I have made. This has been a family and extended family favorite from the first time I tried it this way. My sister's family has a weekend pig roast every year and I make Sunday brunch. This is always on the menu and I always get requests for the recipe."
"I have been making this recipe for years and it always receives rave reviews. When we are having breakfast buffets at my office, I am always asked to bring it. I use reduced fat cream cheese and I double the recipe for the sauce because we usually run out. We debate whether it is breakfast food or dessert."