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June 23, 2014 – This week, the House Financial Services Committee and the Senate Banking Committee will hear from Treasury Secretary Jack Lew on the Financial Stability Oversight Council's annual report, which covers milestones in financial reform and emerging threats.
The FSOC, chaired by Lew, includes as voting members the top regulators at NCUA, the Federal Reserve Board, FDIC, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, CFPB, Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Lew testifies Tuesday before the House Financial Services Committee and Wednesday before the Senate Banking Committee.
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, the council notes "a number of key milestones in financial reform implementation, including finalization of the Volcker Rule, bank capital rules, a supplementary leverage ratio for the largest banks," among other items this past year. The council also identified emerging threats and reforms, including developments in financial products, services and business practices; risk-taking incentives; interest-rate volatility; and operational risks.
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Milan: Edinson Cavani followed up Wednesday's hat-trick against Lazio by converting a second-half penalty on Sunday to give Napoli a 1-0 win at Sampdoria and end their opponents' unbeaten record in Serie A.
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- Napoli's Marek Hamsik (centre) fights for the ball with Sampdoria's Daniele Guastaldello on Sunday.
But his feat was matched by Fabrizio Miccoli, who also scored three times, including an astonishing volley from around 40 metres, as Palermo hammered Chievo 4-1 to claim their first win of the season.
Torino scored four goals in 15 minutes during the second half to win 5-1 at Atalanta, who hit the woodwork twice and took the lead as they dominated the first half, while Bologna thrashed Catania 4-0.
Cagliari, playing a home match in front of supporters for the first time this season, lost 2-1 to Pescara to remain winless.
Napoli's win kept them neck and neck with leaders and titleholders Juventus, who thrashed AS Roma 4-1 on Saturday. The leading pair each have 16 points from six games, four more than Lazio and Inter Milan,
Inter were fortunate to earn a 2-1 win against 10-man Fiorentina. Argentine striker Diego Milito fired them ahead from a penalty harshly awarded for a handball by Gonzalo Rodriguez in the 17th minute and Antonio Cassano slotted in a second just after the half hour.
Romulo headed Fiorentina back into the game before half-time and despite having Rodriguez sent off in the 62nd minute, the visitors dominated the remainder of the game and were unlucky not to salvage a point.
Lazio beat Siena 2-1 thanks to first-half goals from Ederson, the Brazilian's first since joining from Olympique Lyon, and Cristian Ledesma, who converted a penalty.
Napoli coach Walter Mazzari was sent off in the first half when he lost his temper after the referee failed to send off Pedro Obiang for a dangerous high tackle on Pablo Cannavaro.
Cavani, who missed a penalty against Lazio, made no mistake in the 67th minute after Marek Hamsik was tripped, the Uruguay forward taking his tally to six in the championship.
In Sicily, Miccoli opened his account by curling a free kick around the wall in the 13th minute.
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A: Excuse me, I need to protect my safety; this is my first priority. Following the establishment of the fence, I would pull out the settlers and the soldiers. Behind the fences I would create a Judenrein or Israelenrein territory; if Jews would want to live there and if they get the Palestinian approval for it, they may go ahead and live there.
Q: Only a defeat in the battlefield will bring Israel to sign an agreement which supports a total evacuation of the settlements. In such a case, there is not going to be a need for Israel's agreement to it anyway.
A: I am not suggesting evacuating all the settlements. I have no problem whatsoever with annexing 50 percent of the settlers.
Q: [Do you consider] Gilo [an Israeli neighborhood on the eastern outskirts of Jerusalem, which has been under constant fire in the recent few months from the Palestinian town of Beit Jallah] a settlement?
A: Of course it is a settlement, a settlement that must be annexed into Israel's territory. I'll be even more pungent: I believe that we should annex the Har Homa neighborhood, a neighborhood against which my movement fought a stupid campaign. Har Homa has a territorial contiguity with the state of Israel. To say that Har Homa disturbs the contiguity of the Palestinian territory and to turn this in to a possible cause for war is rubbish, it's stupidity.
Q: The security fence that you are proposing will not be capable of preventing shootings at some neighborhoods in Jerusalem and Bat Hefer. If this happens, what would we do then?
A: [In my scenario] this [the Palestinian territory] would be a sovereign state and they will not be able to use the excuse of Tanzim activists shooting.
Q: It happens that sovereign states open fire on other sovereign states.
A: In that case, we would go in and take care of business.
Q: At Camp David, when Barak agreed for the "right of return" of [Palestinian] refugees, the media reported that it was agreed that 100,000 refugees would return. Do you find this acceptable?
A: I object to the "right of return" and I struggled with members of my movement who tried to put forth all kinds of formulas regarding the subject….My argument is based on the notion that nationalism is a necessary evil. It is true today and it will remain true for the next few centuries. Nationalism is an idea based on people living separately and not mixed with other nations. We already have a 20 percent Arab minority, and this is a very substantial minority, almost unprecedented in normal nation states. In our case, the situation is further complicated by the fact that this minority is tied to the struggle of enemies from the outside. Nations [with such internal complexities] usually fall apart. Every refugee we will allow to come in here would increase the size of the minority and exacerbate this problem.
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Bottles of wine accompany the Pesach storytelling – each glass of wine represents the four expressions used by G-d in describing the redemption of the Jewish people from Egypt.
"Today the Jewish people face another attempt by yet another Persian potentate…" to wipe out Israel, PM Netanyahu told Congress.
Israel's PM Netanyahu was interrupted 40 times with standing ovations in his 40 minute historic speech to the US Congress on Tuesday. Transcript here.
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The Prime Minister showed AIPAC a map of Iranian-backed Hezbollah attacks in five different continents.
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Iran, like the Palestinian Authority, has one mindset. A deal is not peace. It is an evil piece of paper.
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US Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power tells AIPAC on Monday that America "will not allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. Period."
"Today, we are no longer silent; today, we have a voice. Tomorrow, as prime minister of the only Jewish state, I plan to use that voice."
Former Consul Alon Pinkas charges Prime Minister Netanyahu is "injecting Israel into the American political arena – he loves doing that."
Former Israel Ambassador to the UN Dore Gold says PM Netanyahu's speech to Congress "will have substance no one has heard before."
When soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces went into combat against Hamas in Gaza, they were armed with the highest level of military equipment Israel could provide them.
Some of the soldiers were also armed with "spiritual ammunition" provided to them earlier this week by the Orthodox Union (OU), which delivered 102 packages consisting of tefillin, tzitzit and a siddur with Tehillim prepared especially for soldiers on the battlefield.
The materials were brought to Gaza by Rabbi Avi Berman, director of OU Israel, and represent the first disbursement of the special fund created by the OU to provide the items to soldiers who wanted to add a spiritual component to their armament.
Funding for these packages was provided by Beth Jacob Congregation of Beverly Hills, CA. In the next few weeks, hundreds more of these packages will be provided by the congregation to soldiers returning from Gaza.
"The IDF arms the soldiers with their military weaponry; the OU's mission is to arm them with spiritual ammunition as they put their lives at risk," said OU Executive Vice President Rabbi Tzvi Hersh Weinreb.
The fund-raising campaign is taking place in OU synagogues across North America. The tefillin delivered to the 102 soldiers on Sunday cost $33,000. Another 70 soldiers are on the waiting list to receive their packages.
"Commanders who have been with the IDF for a long time were telling me that they didn't remember such a spiritual high in the army since the day after the Six-Day War," Rabbi Berman told The Jewish Press.
"These tefillin represent Jews in America whose heart is with the soldiers who are risking their lives in Gaza. The soldiers are putting the tefillin on at a critical time in their lives, and the people who contributed are hoping that they will continue to do so forever and ever."
From bagels to salsa, chicken soup to saké, the 13th annual Kosherfest gave the food industry an exciting and comprehensive look at the world of kosher food. Despite apprehension following the events of September 11th, this year's show had its largest number of exhibitors (450) and highest attendance (12,000 visitors) to date.
Shredding the old perception that kosher wines are sweet and inferior to mainstream wines, A.V. Imports introduces Akiba Eger ? an exception brand of wine that is ideal for the ''Holiday of Freedom'' and other special occasions.
In a recent interview with the Jerusalem weekly Iton Yerushalayim, Professor Amiram Goldblum, an associate of Peace Now's National Secretariat and head of the movement's Settlement Watch Team, discussed the disillusionment of Israel's peace camp, supported unilateral separation, called for the annexation of 50% of the settlers, and opposed the Palestinian "right of return." Following are excerpts from the interview:
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Christian Louboutin has yet again been voted sexiest shoe of the year announced today by Saks Fifth Avenue and Footwear News. This year, the votes, selected by the public via online voting, chose Louboutin's patent red spiked high heel pumps. Does this mean women are still into sexy shoes with a tough edge? We think so. Runner-ups from the sexy shoes contest include more 50 Shades of Grey, sexy-meets-subversive designs, like Stuart Weitzman's burgundy pumps, Jimmy Choo's sequined sandals, and over-the-knee boots by B by Brian Atwood. Click the slideshow for a closer look, and tell us which one gets your sexiest shoes of 2012 vote.
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One more vote for disgusting.
In my mind, there are two kinds of food in the entire world: Salty and sweet. Only rarely shall the twain ever meet. And definitely not in this case.
Peanut butter should be put on sandwiches, and possibly on celery, but not much else. Definitely not on hamburgers.
This is almost as bad as chili-flavored chocolate and apple pie with cheddar cheese. Both of those are more disgusting than this (although not much more!).
That being said: PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME!
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keeping this short and sweet. Looking for someone who is passionate about living life to the fullest, who loves to travel and makes friends easily. I would like them to be loyal, honest and a good communicator.. I am very easy going and I don't like those who are nit picky and aggressive. Hoping to find a romantic man who is looking for love, who respects women and is not looking to play games. If you have kids that fine, I say the more the merrier. I am looking for someone with similar interest, who wants a serious relationship and is not a serial dater. I love the beach and trying out new places, I am open to new adventures. Living a healthy life style is a plus. So if you find that we have things in common contact me, I respond only to emails not Winks. If you do not have a profile picture I won't respond. By the way what's up with those pictures with blurry faces and having bathroom stalls for the background.... If you do not live in florida I will not respond.. sorry
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Rock legend Bryan Ferry is to appear in the latest TV advert for Carlsberg in the UK, but the ad puts the Roxy Music frontman in a supporting role to three ordinary lads.
The new execution, which aired last Friday (7 Sept) during the opening ceremony of the Rugby World Cup, features three ordinary guys being treated like rock stars and ending up singing in front of a packed stadium, with the tagline "Carlsberg don't do karaoke nights, but if they did, they'd probably be the best karaoke nights in the world".
As they make their way to the stage, they bump into Bryan Ferry and sign autographs for him before Ferry returns to his dressing room, marked "Support Act".
The ad forms part of Carlsberg's GBP13m (US$26.4m) media spend for 2007, which is being coordinated by the agency OMD.
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Hi all,
I am using midi to switch on/off effects in rakarrack. I would like to be able to switch multiple effects on/off at the same time (eg. turn off delay & turn on distortion) but rakarrack can't seem to handle more than one midi input at a time. if i give it two at once, it behaves erratically, sometimes switching one effect on/off and sometimes the other. It seems odd to me because using the simple keyboard shortcuts (1-9 qwerty) works fine this way.
Any ideas?
Josep Andreu
rakarrack handle all the MIDI events … almost the audio part sure hi does … but you have the true …. rakarrack dont display on the GUI all the received events … and that was done with this intention … because when you send "slider" data is silly to update each value … and we only update the GUI when same message is received in time with the latest one.
I was not think in this "On/Off" … that's a problem … and I will try to fix today … dont worry …
Josep Andreu
Ok … pushed ….. try our git version …. I think now is done :-)
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Please don't wake me because I must be dreaming. First the Terps go to the Big House and take down Michigan. And now back to back wins over ASU and #13 Iowa State. Really? Maybe the tide has finally turned for the Terps.
There is not much to say other then the team looked great. Certainly Dodd and Cekovsky played better then they have all year. Jared Nickens came off the banch to score 15 points on 60-10 shooting including 3 treys.
Jake is playing much more physical and garnered 6 rebounds and 2 assists.
Melo was steady again scoring 11, adding 2 assists and committing just 2 turnovers in 33 minutes.
Turgeon has to be doing cartwheels on his plane ride home. That's 5-0 for the Terps.
Turgeon's Post Game Press Conference on Friday
Some observations:
Great team play—excellent spacing, strong, consistent defense
The more I see Melo the more I like his game. Very steady. Only 1 turnover in 22 minutes.
Richaud Pack–another strong effort–played 10 minutes at the point very admirably
Jake–super game–new energy in his game–16 points –9 rebounds and yes 6 assists
Dodd–started slow but finished with 8 rebounds and 8 points in 16 minutes
Dez–7-11 from the field. Tweaked his ankle but was OK —thank heavens
Next up–Monday Central Connecticut
10,500 in attendance
The 2014 Super B1G Maryland Madness will be held on Friday, Oct. 17 at 8 p.m. at XFINITY Center.
Maryland Madness will mark the first chance for fans to get a glimpse of the 2014-15 Maryland men's and women's basketball teams, as well as the brand new state-of-the-art video board in the XFINITY Center. Both teams will also be unveiling new 2014-15 Under Armour uniforms.
In addition, the Maryland volleyball team will play host to Michigan State at 6 p.m. on XFINITY Center's main court. It is the first time the squad will play at that venue since 2010.
Doors will open at 5 p.m. and admission to all festivities is free. Seating is first-come, first-serve.
GENERAL PUBLIC: One lucky fan will win a trip to the 18th annual Big Ten men's basketball tournament in Chicago March 11-15. Fans are eligible to win through a special promotion at Maryland Madness but must be present to win.
In addition, Gymkana Troupe will perform and there will be more Super B1G surprises too, including a special appearance by a guest performer.
Run of Show:
- Volleyball: Michigan State at Maryland – 6:00 p.m.
- Maryland Madness begins – 8:00 p.m.
- Women's Basketball team introductions – 8:10 p.m.
- Men's Basketball team introductions – 8:30 p.m.
- Maryland Madness concludes – 9:00 p.m.
Michal Cekovsky was a major steal for Maryland
Romelo Trimble, Dion Wiley, Jared Nickens, and Travon Reed are all known commodities when it comes to Maryland's 2014 recruiting class. Michal Cekovsky is not. but he probably won't stay that way for long.
From his practice at Maryland this past week, it's clear that the Slovakia native has an accurate touch from the foul line and terrific foot work in the paint. The 7-footer also has a ready-made face-up game and finishes through contact at the rim.
Armed with unbelievable hands and a high IQ, Cekovsky is more skilled than Alex Len was at this stage and is different than Len in the sense that he's not your typical back-to-the-basket post player. There's a good bet that this freshman will be the Terps' starting center once Maryland begins Big Ten play next season.
Maryland men's basketball head coach Mark Turgeon announced the hiring of Cliff Warren as the team's director of basketball operations.
"Cliff is an outstanding addition to our staff," Turgeon said. "He brings a wealth of experience at the collegiate level and has had success at a number of different programs. We're excited for Cliff and his family to return to the Maryland area."
Warren spent the past nine seasons as head coach at Jacksonville University, where he accounted for 126 wins – a program coaching record – and led the Dolphins to a pair of Atlantic Sun Championships in 2009 and 2010. He was also named Atlantic Sun Coach of the Year after the 2009 season.
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Syracuse is reeling right now. Two straight losses after an undefeated start. At this point of the season. Maryland is 15-12 and 7-7 in the conference but has 0 top 50 wins. If any hope exists at all to make the dance it must begin with a W tonight. Syracuse, a slight favorite plays the stingiest zone in the country but is definitely having its troubles offensively. So what do the Terps do to win tonight?
After Duke scored 89 in its first game against Cuse, by getting the ball to parker in the middle and then dishing to the wings===Cuse adjusted in game 2 and closed off the shooters. Duke relied on Parker and Hood to drive and facilitate and manged to pull the victory out. Dez and Faust will have to be at the top of their games because most likely they will be at the foul line. I really figure that Dez must be on the north side of 20 for Maryland to win.
Ennis, Cooney, Grant and City College's CJ Fair can not all be stopped. Ennis was 2-13 against Duke Saturday night and is beginning to show the effects of playing 40 plus minutes a game. Turgeon will continue to mix defenses. probably using the 1-3-1 pressure zone trap to try to take Cuse out of its game.
The Orange has not been a potent team offensively but it seems like teams have had their way with Maryland. But not tonight. Listen, many are saying Syracuse will never lose 3 in a row. Why? Cuse has not been the same since Duke game 1. Dez will have a big game tonight, and the sellout crowd will lift the Terps to its first marquis win of the season over a tired former #1 squad—- Terps 70 Cuse 69.
Whereas I wanted Alex to be the #1 pick, in the long run being selected 5th could be the best result for him. Despite the drop in money, 2.9 million salary for the Ukranian is more then he ever could have imagined. Alex will not have the pressure of bing examined as the #1 pick. He will be far away from the scrutiny of the East coast media that could have haunted him. Phoenix is a great city with tremendous fans that will be more patient with his development. Overall a great fit for Maryland's highest draft choice since Franchise was taken 2nd.
Synopsis from NBAdraft.net
When Maryland center Alex Len took the NBA draft stage Thursday night as the Suns' No. 5 draft choice, it was not the first time that the 20-year-old Ukrainian outshined Kentucky center Nerlens Noel at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
To start the past college basketball season on Nov. 9, Len's Maryland team lost to Noel's Kentucky team, but Len won the center matchup. Len posted 23 points, 12 rebounds and four blocks on Noel, the center who was often associated with the draft's top pick until Thursday night.
The Suns did not just think Len was the best center in this year's draft. The Suns thought Len was the best player in this year's draft.
The Suns brass started salivating once Cleveland dropped jaws by taking UNLV's Anthony Bennett first. Prior to that, the Suns discussed trading up in the draft order to be able to get Len, who teams began to believe was going to Cleveland.
The Suns passed on Noel and Kansas shooting guard Ben McLemore because of their belief in Len's high ceiling.
University of Maryland men's basketball head coach Mark Turgeon announced today that junior point guard Pe'Shon Howard has been granted permission to transfer for his senior season.
Howard (6-3, 190 lbs) averaged 3.3 points and 3.6 assists in 36 games with 24 starts in 2012-13. In his three seasons at Maryland, Howard averaged 4.7 points and 3.5 assists in 83 career games with 44 starts.
"We wish Pe'Shon the best and thank him for his contributions as a student-athlete at the University of Maryland," said Turgeon. "We are disappointed that he is leaving, but Pe'Shon shared with me that his grandmother is ill in California and that he would like to finish his final season of eligibility playing closer to home. We understand this is best for Pe'Shon and his family and will support him through this transition."
"I want to thank Coach Turgeon for allowing me to pursue an opportunity to complete my final season of college basketball at a university closer to home," Howard said. "It was a very difficult decision because I really enjoyed my three years as a student-athlete at Maryland, but my grandmother is sick and I feel it is best that I be closer to my family. I love my teammates and wish them the very best and appreciate all of the support and guidance that I received from my coaches."
My take—PeShon is a great kid and will be missed at Colege Park.
"I'm really happy to be here. I've got a lot of respect for these guys and their programs and what they've done. Scott and I used to go head-to-head in the Big 12 and Dave and I have had some encounters in the NCAA Tournament and obviously Fran and I have something in the future we'll be playing each other quite a bit in the future.
So, Coach Rose said how proud he was of his team, I'm unbelievably proud of my team. About mid-February I didn't know if we were ever going to figure it out and hit rock bottom at Georgia Tech and since then our kids have been great. They have embraced this.
We're excited. We feel like we're playing our best basketball of the season here late and have a great team; a fun team to coach and a fun team to be around. Got a little injury to Seth Allen which has set us back a little bit but guys have stepped up. So, we're happy to be in New York. I was lucky enough to be at Texas A&M a few years ago and come in here and win the Preseason NIT. So I know how special this place is with Times Square and it's been great for our families too. It's spring break for families so we're kind of treating this as a family outing so everybody's happy. Thanks to the committee for getting us in. You're always nervous when it comes to committees and for us to get in was great and our guys have taken advantage of it.
We're looking forward to playing a great, well-coached Iowa team that has a lot of toughness and they run the motion as well as any team in the country. It will be a great challenge for our defense" Coach Turgeon


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"Enjoyable but unstructured"
I really enjoyed this book - so much so that I want listen to it again, and soon. Having said that, it didn't deliver what I expected, especially given that I understand it's primarily regarded as a textbook. I thought it would focus on the development and dissemination of LSD, and it certainly started that way, but somewhere after the first third of the book, it became more and more an account of some key events of the late 60s and early 70s and a (selective) look at some of the personalities of that time. (I know it describes itself as a 'social history', but I still expected there to be a greater focus on the drug itself.) I liked the narrative turn, but unfortunately it felt pretty unstructured from this point: another reviewer described it as 'kaleidoscopic' - it certainly could be dis-orienting at times, as the authors focussed on one social movement or one personality, then circled back (in time) to follow another, rather than showing how these events and individuals interacted or influenced one another. I also hoped for more of a discussion about the development of the drug itself as manufacturing expanded, and the experience of users: it is clear that there is a wealth of evidence from the (then-legal) use of the drug in therapy, in government and defence contexts, and in personal journals, but the authors barely touch on this area.
Also, was it my imagination, or did the narrator change suddenly, towards the end (and then the original narrator returned)?! The narrator/s were good. The treatment of footnotes was a little odd: the footnotes seemed to be read at exactly the point they appeared in the original text, resulting in some strange diversions in already complex narratives! It would have been better to have treated them as endnotes, or at least to finish the sentence to which they related before reading the footnote in!
These negatives aside, if you are prepared to approach this book as more of a historical (though not linear) narrative of the 1960s and early 70s, albeit with a selective focus, constructed around the thread of LSD - rather than a concentrated consideration of the drug itself - then I am sure you will find plenty to keep your interest.
"For completists only"
I am definitely a fan of JG Ballard, but this, the second of the dystopian 'World' series (the first being 'The Drowned World' and the third being 'The Crystal World'), is not a favourite of mine. I would only recommend it to someone familiar with his work. There is an uncharacteristic awkwardness to his writing in 'The Drought'.
Jonathan Coote was a new narrator to me. I really enjoyed his narration: there are some extreme characters in 'The Drought' and he brought them to life with subtlety. I would definitely try another audiobook narrated by Jonathan Coote.
The most interesting aspect of this story for me is the 'missing' part of the text: the decade that passes between the start and end of the book. I can't help feeling that this would have been the more interesting phase to explore.
The least interesting aspect of this story for me is the Lomax/Miranda storyline.
I can't really say that I have a 'favourite' - most of the characters in this book are (deliberately) repugnant, or (deliberate) ciphers, their motives unimpenetrable.
No - it is (deliberately) not engaging, and I cannot imagine it working as a film.
The Oedipal and Freudian overtones are pretty heavy-handed in this text.
"In dreams we meet again"
'The Drowned World' was the first JG Ballard book I ever read, and I consider it the most fascinating, and engaging, of the initial quartet concerned with climatic catastrophes ('The Wind from Nowhere'; 'The Drowned World'; 'The Crystal World'; 'The Burning World/The Drought'). Ballard regarded it as his 'first' novel (rather cruelly condemning 'The Wind from Nowhere', which isn't really so bad).
Given that 'The Drowned World' is Ballard's 'first', or at least very early, work, it's supremely confident, yet economical, writing. The style seems more concise, and the plot more precise, than the other works in the quartet. At the same time, the subtext/s are packed in tightly: a lot of commentators will point to the Freudian and Jungian undertones, the apparent parallels with Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness' (explicitly denied by Ballard), Ballard's incorporation of Surrealist techniques and themes (perhaps novel here, but not a surprise to anyone familiar with his later works - the resonances between this and 'The Atrocity Exhibition' are fascinating in retrospect), and allusions to Shakespeare and classical mythology. I have no doubt that 'The Drowned World' can be analysed on these (and probably other) levels if you wish. Much of of the delight of the book is in Ballard's lavish descriptions of the bizarre externalities and it is easy for a reader to 'lose themselves' in the evocative landscapes. However, for me, 'The Drowned World' (much like 'The Crystal World') is all about psychology, not geography. What Ballard is really inviting you to consider is not the unusual world he describes, but how people react to, and behave in, such extremes.
Many readers feel that Ballard's characters (especially the lone female character of Beatrice in 'The Drowned World') are not sufficiently well-drawn to connect with, and it is therefore impossible to be interested in their their motivations and their decisions. I doubt this is an oversight, rather a very deliberate technique: he's not inviting you to empathise, rather to analyse. Ballard acknowledges explicitly that even the characters rarely connect with one another, that "their only true meeting ground would be in their dreams".
Julian Elfer's narration of this text is very good - a couple of odd pronunciations here and there, but the pace and tone is excellent.
As Ballard never disowned 'The Drowned World', I suggest it's a good starting point for anyone wanting to 'try' Ballard. My only negative comment would be that, in audiobook form, I found the last third or so of the book more chaotic than I remembered from my last reading (in written form). For me, Ballard excelled in the short-story/novella format - his books, such as this one, can feel like they pack too much in and/or 'run out of steam' before the finish ... but as notions of time always play such an important element in his writing, I'm comfortable admitting that perhaps this is a reader failing, not a writer fault.
"Ballard's extreme experiment - bizarre & brilliant"
I had no idea how this would work as an audiobook, as it has had several incarnations in print, including annotated and heavily illustrated editions, but I thought it worked remarkably well. This is apparently the 'annotated' version - the author's commentary is incorporated in the form of endnotes at the end of each 'chapter' (in my opinion, a much better way to deal with annotations than trying to work them into the narrative at the point at which they appear in the written text). However, this audio version only has two of the four 'appendices' or 'found texts' that were added to the book in later years.
I was critical of William Gaminara's narration of Ballard's 'Hello America', but I thought his narration of this intentionally disorienting and disjointed text, which is more collage than narrative, was excellent. With one very minor exception, any accents are subtle and his narration is clear and well paced, which assists with the focus that is needed to follow this text.
If you are coming to this book for the first time, understand that this is a deliberately disturbing text. It's a surrealist exercise, challenging in form and in substance: it explores themes that are perverse, pornographic, violent and confronting. It is non-linear, intentionally repetitive and, to a certain extent, has dated (with its particular references to events and personalities of the decade in which it was written, not all of whom may be familiar). However, one of its most powerful aspects is its critique of violence and the media spectacle, a theme that remains (sadly) relevant.
I personally found it extremely difficult to get into the first 'chapter' (I can't remember if I had the same issue reading the hard copy text). If you have similar difficulties, remember that each 'chapter' was originally published as a stand-alone story, and it is possible to read the chapters in an alternative order. Once you are acclimatized to the flow of the writing, it may be easier to return to those chapters/those stories that initially seem less accessible.
"Perfect narration for Ballard's descriptive prose"
I feel I must announce my bias upfront: I am a fan of both Ballard as a writer, and Barrett as a narrator. Even with that bias, I truly felt that this particular audiobook was a 'perfect marriage' - a five-star narration that enhances a vivid, evocative text. I would definitely recommend this audiobook as an introduction to early Ballard.
A lot of readers - even Ballard fans - don't like this book: some common criticisms are that the characters are unbearable and their motivations ambiguous, the descriptions of landscapes interminable, the symbolism heavy-handed and the ending, in particular, irreconcilable. I would never dare suggest Ballard as 'light-reading', but I nevertheless think that 'The Crystal World' is one of his books that can be read 'simply', as a pure narrative (without interposed analysis). If you are going to approach it in that way, perhaps it is helpful to have in mind Colin Greenland's thesis that it's all about acceptance and acclimatization: seen in this light, the characters' choices may be more relatable.
I do find it interesting that one of the common complaints about 'The Crystal World' is the focus on describing the environment in which the characters find themselves. In this regard, 'The Crystal World' reminds me somewhat of Lem's 'Solaris' - the awesome beauty is almost a distraction from the destructive (and/or transformational) nature of the environment. Jason Heller's take on Ballard as "[u]nimaginable horror meted out in the most disciplined packages" is the one that resonates the most with me. I don't think that there is an extraneous word in 'The Crystal World', and Barrett's subtle narration is the perfect complement.
"Eccentric accents galore!"
On one hand, I am just SO excited to finally have more of Ballard's work than 'Crash' and the odd short story on Audible that I'm not even going to critique the story, except to say that the Amazon reviews generally raise valid points. I accept that this is probably not one of Ballard's stronger stories, but I think the social commentary is still interesting, and remarkably relevant - when one remembers this was first published in 1981 - especially the ecological aspects.
I enjoyed William Gaminara as a narrator, as I expected I would, but some of the accents made me cringe! This is not a criticism of Gaminara; I expect this was a directorial decision, and it was executed fine, but the accents unfortunately really detracted from the narration for me.
Overall, probably not the best choice for your first foray into Ballard on Audible: I see 'The Crystal World' is 'coming soon' (August 2014) and will be read by Sean Barrett - probably a better introduction to Ballard than 'Hello America'. For those already familiar with Ballard or with this story, I suppose it depends on whether you are a completist or not - if you didn't like this story on first reading, or prefer 1960s/70s Ballard, then this interpretation will probably not endear you to this tale.
"Enjoyable, with weaknesses; good narration"
The narration was excellent, as could be expected from William Hope. The story was perfectly enjoyable, but nothing spectacular. In particular, I felt the conclusion was rather unsubtly signalled from quite early in the story - perhaps this was intentional (ie breadcrumbs for the reader) but it's a approach that may lead to reader frustration with the protagonists' lack of awareness. This aside, the most annoying element for me was the reliance on long soliloquies to impart information: they were glaringly unnatural in the context in which they occurred - the first might have gotten a pass, but the repeated use of this technique was jarring in the latter half of the book. Again, the story was delivered excellently by the narrator, but the flaws in writing or story editing detracted from the experience. I personally will try other Daniel Blake novels, and I can suggest this as a pleasant diversion, but nothing special.
"Disappointing narration"
This is a favourite of mine amongst Von Daniken's writings, but I was disappointed by the quality of the editing/production - in particular, persistent mispronunciations by the narrator.
"Disappointed by the conclusion"
I really enjoyed this audiobook ... until the ending. While it certainly was an intriguing resolution, it seemed 'rushed' (compared with the time devoted to other aspects of the plot), and, in my opinion, let down what was, overall, an interesting novel with engaging characters and pleasant narration by Lila Wellesley.
"Critically acclaimed, but ultimately disappointing"
Louise Welsh's 2002 debut may not be for everyone, with its explicit descriptions of her gay male protagonist's numerous dalliances. And there were too many echoes here, too - of the plot points of AK Walker's '8MM', the nihilism of Susanna Moore's 'In the Cut' - for it to feel anything more than a transposition of established themes to new locales. Perhaps it's these echoes that result in some jarring incongruities that are possibly intentional, but also annoying - a supposedly contemporary Glasgow with a 'gaslight' feel, first person narration drowning under the weight of ponderous exposition. There are some lovingly crafted minor characters, but I was extremely disappointed by the unsubtle elements of this book, given the critical acclaim with which it was greeted on its release. Robert Carlyle's narration is excellent, though some people may find it takes some time to acclimatize to his heavy Glaswegian accent.


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Doron Lamb donated 14 points for Kentucky, which improved to 14-0 at home this season. John Calipari is 32-0 at Rupp Arena as Kentucky head coach. Saturday's win was Calipari's 500th career victory.
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from Flushing, NY10/06/2014
Good cleansing effect!
I have tried triphala in the past for regularity but Mag 07 by Pure Vegan is definitely more effective. I also like that it's able to be customized so you can vary the number of pills you take based on your individual needs.
Can be customized, effective.
No dislikes.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By ddm
from Pennsylvania10/02/2014
Great Product
Mag 07 Oxygen Digestive System Cleanser by Pure Vegan ensures proper elimination each day--non habit forming!
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By Debbie
from Yukon, Oklahoma3/21/2014
Review for Mag 07
I would recommend this product it does work. I have been using this for 3-4 months and will continue to use.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By laura
from United States11/15/2013
First time using it
First time using Mag 07 Oxygen Digestive System Cleanser and its great!
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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