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13. A Fool's Hope
But Celeborn would not repine, and grief he would use only as a spur to greater effort. Let Sauron tremble, for every one of his vile deeds would be avenged one day. As Eru Iluvatar was all powerful, one day Sauron would pay, even as his master had. And though Celeborn himself might be long dead when that happened still the estel consoled him.
"Was Sam there?" he said.
"Sam?" Galadriel looked up at first with a gallows smile, as though she thought he jested, but a moment later her eyes widened, and brightness returned to them. "I saw nothing of Sam, and it seems to me Sauron knows nothing of him. You think my little gardener strong enough to carry the Burden alone?"
There had been that in Sam - comical though he seemed at times - that Celeborn had recognized, but found hard to describe. He was as common and tenacious as dandelion, with a connection to the soil that reminded the Lord of his own people's stubborn devotion to this world. Deep roots, and an obstinacy like that of the earth itself. "I do not think it wise to overlook him."
A fool's hope, and yet had not Mithrandir used the same words to describe the Quest of the Fellowship itself. All hope was now foolish, but that did not make despair wise.
"If the Enemy had the ring, surely it would be upon his finger now, and you would know. Until that time comes let us act as if we may still prevail." Looking back on a life Galadriel had described as 'a long defeat' he laughed suddenly, for though horror and evil were in the world, still he stood in Lorien, and it was springtime, and the boughs were laden with new blossom. Until the land itself gave up, he would not. "Yet even if the Quest fail and Sauron regain the Ring, what of it? He is not mightier than Morgoth, whom we fought without hope, and yet survived. I stood against Sauron once when he bore the One Ring new forged, and I am more than willing to do it again."
At that Galadriel laughed softly. Lifting up her white hand she gestured, and a wind touched the canopy of the mellyrn. Clouds drew reluctantly apart above the clearing and a pale gleam told where the moon steered his wayward course. A star glimmered in the heavens, and on Galadriel's finger Nenya glowed in response, gilding her with light. "Nor am I, even now, utterly without power," she said. Then she looked at her husband narrowly, and he felt for the first time how filthy he still was. His hair tickled him, gummed to his cheek by dried blood. With starlight still in her hand Galadriel reached out, smoothed the lock of hair away, tucking it behind his ear. Her immaculate dress bore now a pattern of black circles where the orc blood from his mail had soaked into it, and at the sight he thought guiltily, as at times long ago, that perhaps all he truly did for her was sully her purity and dim her light.
"Come," said Galadriel, and rested her palm fleetingly against his cheek, "Let us go and face the new day together. You should rest, ere it begins again. But thank you, my Lord. Thank you for reminding me again that it is never wise to underestimate the partner of a Ringbearer."
His heart warmed at her words and he leaned forward, lightly to kiss her. "Rest?" he said, "Is there time for it? What else have you seen of the Enemy's plans?"
Sighing she reached for his hand and laced her fingers through his. "Alas," she said, "Each time you talk me into hope I reply with ill news. What we have weathered thus far has been as nothing to the third and greatest attack. It will encompass us with foes, but it will begin in the North. With Moria."
Celeborn paused and looked towards the vale of Nimrodel, thinking of the forces he had sent there. It did not seem enough, but it was all he had. "Even if the Ring is lost, and Nenya's strength fails us, and the wards must be abandoned, still Tasariel and Haldir will hold," he said, defiantly.
"Perhaps," said Galadriel.
Over Dor-Nimrodel there lay a long shadow. As the hidden sun went down into the West, Haldir stood on the very top of a tall ash and looking out beheld a brown day fade into featureless black. Only to the South was there a red, sullen light where embers still smouldered on the borders of Caras Galadhon. Ash was on the wind, and a smell of death.
"What do you see?" Tasariel called. She would not venture into the higher branches, not having shed her Noldor love for stone cities and paved paths.
"Nothing," Haldir sighed, "From Moria all seems quiet. But I feel..."
He strained his farsighted gaze. The carrion-tainted wind stirred his long hair and whined in the fletchings of his arrows, slung on his shoulder. The tree swayed beneath him. Dread seemed to fill the empty spaces of the night and whisper with ghost voices along the moving air. Again he turned his eyes to Moria, and frowned. Something was amiss. The great hollow place under the hill was an abyss, as always, but the texture seemed wrong. Not like rocks or the ruins of old roadways, but like a mass of insects crawling. Either the very stones of the mountains moved or...
"Ware!" he called "They come!"
He saw them now - Moria orcs as black as the night, their mail dirtied so that not a gleam came from them, even the blades of their swords as dull as pitch. Their black standards had no device, and their eyes did not reflect light. In front, what he had taken as gnarled trees bent beneath the wind were revealed as trolls. Great, scaled, green-grey cave trolls with leashes around their necks and their slab-like faces contorted with rage at the sky above them. Mutely the host of Moria drew close, and fear struck Haldir at the sheer silence of it.
As he stood in wonder he was aware of his archers spreading into position in the trees around him, and Tasariel's forces mounting, setting on their helms. Light gleamed from drawn blades. The air felt heavy, hard to breathe, and as it were an exhalation from a tomb, the dread which lay over the forest deepened and rushed over him. At once the waiting hush was riven with the pound of drums. A shriek like that of some huge, cold creature, miserable and full of malice shivered the trees.
"Haldir!" came Orophin's voice, panicked, full of warning. He turned towards the sound, and the great naked wings and iron talons of a Fell Beast soared out of the darkness and were upon him. Its gaping charnel mouth he ducked, and twisted out of the way of its claws, but the lash of its tail caught him as he was reaching for his knives and slammed into his chest. Overbalancing, he clutched vainly at a dry twig. It came off in his hand and he fell like a falling star.
There had been no hushed muster in the South. Instead one moment Erethon had ventured outside the wards to gather seeds from the withered cherry-tree, the next he was racing for his life with the wargs of Isengard on his tail. As deadly as elves in a wood, the wolves loped behind him, long shapes, shadowed and grey, their eyes like yellow fire, full of bestial thought. Arrows harried him, and he leapt up into the branches to evade them. Tucking his handful of cherry-pits into his tunic, he climbed one handed, hoping that the orcs would have lost sight of him.
But the wolves had other senses than sight, they came to snarl about the base of his pine, standing upright in their eagerness to devour him, their claws against the trunk. Uruks already clambered up into the boughs behind him, and other orcs were swarming into the surrounding wood, so he could not run from tree to tree..
"Ha rhach!" Erethon pulled back, shot straight down into the red cavern of a warg's mouth, but even as it fell its rider was clutching at his ankle. With no time to reach for his knife he put an arrow through the grasping hand and kicked out, aware that even as he struggled others were scrambling after him, scimitars drawn.
The maimed Uruk pulled itself up by its wounded hand and sank its filthy teeth into his leg, worrying it. Disgusted, he put an arrow through its eye. Blood fell from the treetops and the Wargs gave tongue, filling the night with their howling. Yet more of them poured into the woodlands, and five more orcs scuffled between themselves as they each tried to scramble into his tree at once.
Gritting his teeth against the hot stab of pain in his calf Erethon cursed himself again and climbed. Right to the top he went, and looking down saw the orcs as thick upon the tree as blackfly on a stem of roses. Then he steadied himself and rained down death on them from the heights, knowing that when the last arrow was spent he would jump, and in his fall not only kill two or three more, but ensure that he was not taken alive.
In the East there was a watchful peace, as wains drew out of Eryn Fuin and two new siege engines arose into ugly, oil-soaked menace just beyond bowshot. Both were trained on the City of Caras Galadhon, where even now unarmed women worked to heal the wounded. The city lay silent, awaiting the rain of fire.
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Timeless Tastes of the Mountain South
With summer's arrival may come the yen to travel somewhere, anywhere, for a day or two, for a change of scenery or a new experience.
Let Fred Sauceman be your guide for any number of delightful trips through the Appalachian Mountains in search of good food. The Place Setting: timeless tastes of the mountain South from Bright Hope to Frog Level, published in three volumes, is the Appalachian version of Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives, the popular Food Network show.
Sauceman teaches a course in the foodways of Appalachia at East Tennessee State University, writes a food column for the Kingsport newspaper, and appears on local public radio talking about the delights of regional food traditions. This book collects his columns, taking the reader on a wide-ranging tour of our region's eateries and home kitchens to sample mouth-watering fare.
Proffitt's famous barbecue has been served at Ridgewood Barbecue in Bluff City since 1938. The original recipe has been handed down verbally from the founding mother to her son, a pharmacist, and now from him to his daughter, a nurse. It is so good that they dare not write it down for fear of misappropriation so, once committed to memory, the written recipe is burned in the kitchen sink. Both son and granddaughter left their secure health care careers to preserve the very popular Ridgewood.
Sauceman writes about favorite drug store, drive-in, gas station, and short order eateries, including Broadwater Drug in Gate City, Snappy Lunch in Mount Airy, the Bean Barn in Greeneville, well-known for "Beans All the Way", a bowl of beef stew covered with beans and cornbread. The Burger Bar in Bristol says "Hank (Williams) was done in this way". The Cottage in Johnson City turns into a Hawaiian luau each June in order to celebrate King Kamehameha's birthday.
Did you know there is a red hot dog corridor running along Interstate 81? Try The Corner Dog House in Bristol, the Hi-Way Drive-In, home of the Dip Dog, in Marion, and Skeeter's on Main Street in Wytheville (birthplace of Edith Bolling, Woodrow Wilson's second wife).
Learn about foraging for ramps ('they smell through the jar") and morels ("dry land fish"), making dried apple stack cake the authentic way, cooking down sorghum. The mountain region does not have molasses, which comes from sugarcane, which grows only in the deep South. We have sorghum cane here. Tennessee and Kentucky farmers produce more sorghum than any other state.
With Italian in-laws in my family, I enjoyed learning about the history of the pepperoni roll developed in West Virginia for miners' lunches. Miners needed something they could eat with one hand while still working, that needed no refrigeration, and that was substantial enough to satisfy hunger, so the roll of dough surrounding a stick of pepperoni was born. Soutissa sausage came to western North Carolina with the Waldensians from northern Italy.
Sauceman's account of 93-year-old Minnie Curtis' annual redbud jelly inspired me to try making my first ever jelly (it's a pretty pink, and tastes lovely). The book includes a number of recipes, all of which look tempting. Among them are Janette Carter's chow chow and tomato dumplings, pimento cheese, corn gravy, Anthony Trigiani's steak and onions, hot dog chili, chocolate gravy, and Midnight Sun Moonpie Madness.
And there is a charming piece about our own Frog Level Yacht Club and Service Station ("no yacht and no gasoline").
I didn't know that Bristol is the home of any candy companies, much less that numerous candy makers are located there. You can find out why here. Fascinating stuff!
To plan your trip to experience mountain food traditions, visit www.tcplweb.org or call 988-2541.

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The troubling part is that he may actually believe this to be true. Makes you wonder what else he believes.
According to Rick Santorum the elderly in my country wear "don't euthanize me" wrist bands. Our liberal government is forcibly euthanizing elderly for the heck of it, in fact according to this worldy figure half the euthanizations in my country or done by force. The mass-killings of my socialist government amount to no less than 10% of the causes of death in the Netherlands. Elderly are so terrified that they are fleeing the Netherlands to avoid being killed by lethal injections (these are actual figures he mentioned).
And he bases all this on absolutely nothing. Or is this some sort of FOX-news like humor e.i "We are not surprised abortion is legal in the Netherlands, after all the Dutch killed Anne Frank".
It's all over the Dutch news: http://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2012/02/18/...-in-nederland/ (includes an English video of Dutch culture specialist Rick Santorum spreading his wisdom)
Is this fundamentalist only retarded on international politics or is he behaving the same way on domestic issues? I thought Newt Gingrich was the extreme one. Perhaps it's best to leave out the Netherlands as a topic of the presidential campaign if we are going to be used for retarded comments.
The troubling part is that he may actually believe this to be true. Makes you wonder what else he believes.
Not surprising after his comments about the system of healthcare in the UK. Does he really know what happens outside of the US?
Forget him. This guy is full on retard.
Need I say more?
Imagine this headcase with his finger on the button.
If there are any supporters of Rick Santorum on this board, could they explain the need for him to spread lies about the Netherlands? And is there anyone who thinks he is still a sensible candidate?
Would be a funny story if this freak didn't win GOP elections.
Don't know why US conservatives hate the Dutch so much.
Soccer is a reason but it can't be the only one.
Don't worry, Dutchies: Santorum is just starting to build a case for military intervention, once ICC indicts the wrong dictator. You know, ones that might still be useful somehow.
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Graduating all five starters off last year's Division II championship team, the Clippers knew they had some building to do. The task grew more daunting when senior Jack Mackey, who was slotted to take over as the starting point guard, ripped up his knee during football season.
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Well it was still nice to see that happen for a change. What's up with your AMD guys nowdays? They still haven't sent you a 5xxx series card yet?NVIDIA sent over a Palit GeForce GTX 460 768MB graphics card for our initial Fermi Linux testing.
Nice article and good to see some benchmarks of Fermi on Linux.
Personally I have a GTX 470 and am very happy with it. Yes, it gets quite hot while gaming but the sound levels are very normal. Only when stressing it in benchmarks like Heaven, it gets audible.
I overclocked my card with a BIOS flash, running @ 710/1700 for a while now and never had any stability problems. Too bad Coolbits isn't working yet since it was also my method of choice and I was surprised when I popped in my new card that the option disappeared.
However I must disagree about one point with the review: you say overclocking is the only thing not working at this point and that the driver further is up to par with its Windows counterpart. What about enabling SLI options in the GUI and adding support for SLI profiles? Some people like to say you don't need 2 GPUs for Linux to max out the games, but Unigine games are coming, Natural Selection 2 will be coming when Steam would ever see a Linux port and let's don't forget about Rage and Doom 4. And then there is also the people who use SLI for CUDA.
The time has come to treat Linux like an equally supported platform and give us the same benefits like Windows with a more complete GUI, SLI profile updates and SLI profile customization options.
Why didn't you try Radeon 5770 in the last two tests? As far as I know the 5000 series do an amazing job in anything that has to do with heat and power consumption.
In my opinion it would be better practice to mature the GUI + profiles for SLI BEFORE everyone really wants to use it. When the work is only half done and untested when games will be needing SLI for better results, and people start trying it, we're not better off.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not bashing Nvidia in any way because I swear by Linux + Nvidia for graphics and they are doing a great job supporting every new kernel and xorg really fast. Also everything is documented very well on their site and in the driver release notes. But they claim to support SLI for Linux on their website and it's been around for YEARS now but still the support is of a complete different level than it is for Windows. You can ony enable or disable it in xorg, no further config, only 1 screen, only 2 cards, ... I was just expecting a bit more of that.
A few weeks back I posted about this issue on the NVnews forums, asking for the future plans for Linux SLI and asking the opinion of an official dev (who hang around there all the time) but not one would take 1 minute to answer my post. In general they are very helpful however, but I can't help thinking there are some subjects they rather don't answer. Don't ask me why...
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Not too long ago, Farwin, a food blogger and writer/photographer behind the blog, Love and other Spices got in touch with me wishing to introduce Sri Lankan cuisine to Rasa Malaysia readers. I was thrilled as I have never been to Srilanka and would love to learn more about the food and its culture. Farwin is a Sri Lankan currently residing in UAE with her family and Love and other Spices is about the traditional food she grew up eating. For this guest post, Love and other Spices shares her Koththu Roti recipe with us. Please welcome Farwin and let's celebrate the inclusion of Sri Lankan food on Rasa Malaysia!
When I recently stumbled upon Bee's site, being a Sri Lankan I was so delighted to find many names I was familiar with like Sambal and Roti. Did you know that "Rasa" means taste in the Sri Lankan local Sinhalese language? Thanks to Bee for letting me share in her space, to introduce Sri Lankan food to her readers. Sri Lankan food is a mix of many Asian cuisines, influenced by the migrant South Indians and Malay workers and also from the colonial influences by the English, Dutch and the Portuguese.
The first dish that sprang to my mind is Koththu roti, a popular street food which can be found in every nook and corner in Sri Lanka. Koththu literally means "chop." It's a mix of shredded roti, meat, curry and vegetables. Koththu is blended together on a flat iron skillet using two metal blades with wooden handles. The clashing of the metal blades with the iron skillet creates a distinctive musical sound and the aroma of freshly cooked Koththu is enough to draw a passerby to stop and indulge in this flavorful dish.
The roti used in this dish is same as the famous Malaysian "Roti Canai" and the South Indian "Parotta." The traditional way of cooking this is very cumbersome and requires the dough to be dunked in oil. But I'm giving an easy recipe with less oil for you to try. You can also buy the premade Roti Canai or Parotta in Asian stores if it's accessible, or even use flour tortillas and skip the part of making the roti.
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I assume that capsicum has meaning for you but not here in the US. It must mean peppers. I would think it's hot peppers. Is that right? Or is it sweet peppers?
It's bell peppers:the sweet variety,Angela.
Farwin, your recipe looks delicious! I look forward to trying it! Many thanks for sharing!
It looks so good. I will give it try later.
It's sweet peppers,Angela.
Thank you.
I personally love all types of pancakes. I'm used to the Roti Paratha. I can't wait to try this version.
Sri lankan cuisine is absolutely delicious. Even if it has a lot in common with the cuisine around Tamilnadu, it's still fair to say they have their own cuisine. I used to eat this treat a lot in Sydney, as we had this little south indian "roti boy" as we called him prepare it. Thank you, thank you, thank you!! Finally I got this recipe.
Thank you for introducing Sri Lankan cuisine! What a beautiful and flavorful street food!
Thank you for introducing Sri Lankan cuisine! What a beautiful and flavorful street food!
Definitely making this one this week!
It is like "KATA KUT", a very popular street food in Pakistan. "Kata Kut" is a slang Urdu word that means "chop". Usually chicken meat, liver and heart or Lamb's kidney, heart, brain, liver are choped along with tomatoes, green chillies and other spices, the same way as in "Koththu Roti", you have indicated.The musical sound and the exotic smell goes far and wide. What a similarity!
I spent many years post-Tsunami in Sri Lanka oversee several international children and women development projects in Galle, Southern Province of Sri Lanka. Those amazing hole in the wall tea houses along Galle Road open 24/7, vendors selling hoppers, koththu Roti, not to mention those spicy maldives dry fish and coconut sambal! The Koththu roti technique so similar to Teppanyaki. The part I enjoy the most is watching the hawkers 'musical performance' of chopping roti on big cast iron hot plate! All those fond memories! :-) I look forward for more of Sri Lankan cooking on your amazing blog!
Great to see this web site! Been a sri lankan, i always eat Kotthu roti, but if you taste the cheese Kottu, will never eat western foods like Pizzas! Cheese Kotthu is great and i have the recope too!
That sounds delicious! Are you going to share? I have never heard of this dish but it sounds wonderful! I have never had food from Sri Lankan food but I love Indian, Ahmed!
Hi Ahmed, The only reason I came on this site was to find a recipe for cheese Koththu Roti. As you have the recipe, please please share. Thank you in anticipation.
Hi, I too am a Sri Lankan living in New Zealand and was thrilled to see your recipe. What a gem.
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Idle hands are the Devil's playthings! This is awesome.
¡HI! I'm spanish, from Madrid, and I I could see the cathedral, which is amazing!
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St. Peter's is not a cathedral, either. It's a basilica.
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It will be a interesting year in review next Sept. Opensource... you now are getting what you need..... time to put up or shut up.
What can hurt though is if AMD/ATI screws this up somehow, and I don't mean by releasing the needed specs along with an open-source driver that blows... I mean releasing an open-source driver that blows and not following that up with the specs for the Linux community to do something to fix it. The only thing I really hope comes out of all this is for open source developers to have the tools necessary to improve (or create if needed) a 3D driver. If that doesn't happen eventually then this really isn't something to get all that excited about. So far we don't have any reason to believe this won't happen.
It will be a interesting year in review next Sept. Opensource... you now are getting what you need..... time to put up or shut up.
take a look at the comments at digg/slashdot. looks like nvidia became the "linux bad guy" now .
what a sudden turn of events
maybe they (nvidia) are already concerned about this.
Could also backfire with Nvidia saying "screw linux development. They are a small part of our revenue and it's cheaper to let ATI concentrate on the small niche markets then to worry about it ourselves"
If after a year a person can't play UT3 at faster framerates then the closed source alternatives it actually adds fuel to closed source advocates saying "See, we gave you what you need, performance still is superior in closed source solutions." If that happens the entire FOSS movement gets a HUGE black eye that squanders future FOSS attempts.
Maybe the expectations of many people are just too high. Developing OpenGL drivers isn't easy and there are very few developers working on it, while ATI/AMD and NVidia have lots of real experts and a lot experience at hand - which are working full-time on the drivers.
I don't think we'll have a driver in a year that outperforms ATI's closed source driver, we'll be lucky if it can keep up with it. Open Source doesn't magically solve all problems.
However, this driver will probably much better in other aspects, like Xrandr (hotplug) support or 2D acceleration.
This hasn't changed my mind on buying only Intel systems. ATI have repeatedly lied to their customers about supporting Linux, only to drop things half-way through, with no explanation. R100 users were swept under the carpet. R200 users were told they'd be supported by fglrx, then later told that the open-source driver was their only option. R300 users have had a very buggy fglrx, or the completely reverse-engineered open-source driver.
I own all 3 of the above. My current laptop has a Radeon X700 mobility - not the latest hardware, but certainly not to be snorted at. Nothing that ATI has done - EVER - has helped the open-source driver for this card.
So while people with rose-coloured glasses proclaim their undying love for ATI, I'm sorry, but I've been around too long to be fooled by this. When ATI release full specs for non-current hardware, ie R300, I may concede that things have changed. Until then ... I've heard it all before - this is a marketing exercise to drum up support for their latest cards. In other words, ATI feels that owners of older hardware can go to hell ...
Even if they don't provide tons of quality support for older chipsets it won't change my outlook on this situation. AMD/ATI could even announce that they will be providing no information on any card later than their upcoming XXXEliteX3000XXX card next year, and as long as the support they do offer on that upcoming card is quality then I'll be a happy customer. I'm interested in getting good quality 3D working on my Linux box, and my definition of 'good quality' gets better and better with each new generation of video hardware and new games released. I'm sure I'm not the only one with this outlook.
Older hardware is not nearly as capable as newer hardware in running the latest games, and getting the hardware support into Linux for new games can help sway the gaming industry towards adopting Linux-friendly development practices. That means more games for Linux users, and in turn a greater need for more 3D support in Linux. If AMD is faced with choosing between releasing documentation on more of the latest features of upcoming hardware vs. getting all relevant information together for older chipsets, then I hope they will go with the new hardware every time.
They have acknowledge that and the Linux consumer market is expanding at a steady pace. AMD has many interests in this sector, not only for Professional or Consumer hardware, but for future developments. I'd venture to guess that one of the main applications of the upcoming GPU/CPU products will be precisely one of the most talked about projects in the IT world: The OLPC. Currently it is powered by AMD's Geode chips, but in the future I'm sure it'll be powered by a more powerful CPU with a GPU on the same die (allowing for even better power consumption performance), and guess what does the OLPC runs? Here's a hint, it ain't a M$ OS.
Alright I just flipped through that thing, god damn that is a big book. I could never write a driver off that, I'd go insane haha.


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Chuck Klosterman has walked into the darkness. As a boy, he related to the cultural figures who represented goodness - but as an adult, he found himself unconsciously aligning with their enemies. This was not because he necessarily liked what they were doing; it was because they were doing it on purpose (and they were doing it better). They wanted to be evil. And what, exactly, was that supposed to mean? When we classify someone as a bad person, what are we really saying (and why are we so obsessed with saying it)?
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Although this book IS incredibly insightful at times, and it DOES read just as easily as any of Klosterman's other work, it falls just a LITTLE short of what I had hoped. I believe this is because, (up until this book), he had never penned himself in to a corner as far as the exact TOPIC of what he was "supposed" to write about. Although I'm sure his goal was to have everything tie together neatly in the end, the book comes across as a collection of essays that are related only by the slightest thread.
Still, a very enjoyable listen but I'm sure that Chuck wishes he hadn't given himself self-imposed restrictions on his subject matter.
"Enjoyable - for a certain age range."
I enjoyed this book a lot, the narrator took some getting used to but about a half hour into it, I felt like I was having coffee with a friend and discussing pop culture. I don't know if I would have enjoyed it as much if I was not in the author's age range, but since I am, I found it very thought-provoking and well-explained. Discussing some of the topics after reading, I discovered that Batman is a highly sensitive subject with a lot of people. I find myself evaluating people's motivations (characters or real people) with a more discerning eye after reading this. Well worth the credit spent.
"Thoughtful but not as good as some of his others"
While the premise was interesting it seemed at times like he was all over the place and it was a bit confusing. Many of his ideas are interesting but he doesn't really provide much concrete evidence of them. I think the book really brings up good ideas but his support for his opinion on the ideas sometimes just isn't there. This also is the first book of his I have read where some of his personal biases seem to have clouded his reasoning and not made me buy in.
"Wow. What a pleasant surprise."
This is the first Chuck Klosterman book I've ever read. It was lighthearted, thought provoking and a lot of fun. I will be listening to his other books for sure.
One thing to note though. He reads the book himself. And for the first 5 minutes I thought: "This guys should NOT be reading his own book." But after I got used to him, he seems like the perfect person to be narrating his work. I can't imagine one of the typical great readers like Scott Brick reading this. So if you listen to the sample and worry that you won't like the narration, don't worry, you will get used to it, it's a good thing.
"Witty and original, good but not great."
The book is well written and the author views uniquely that which on the surface before seemed obvious and common thought.
The topics of discussion are interesting but the voice of the reader is the worst I've heard to date.
"Still great"
Funny and thoughtful, his writing feels like interesting conversations for intellectuals. What makes evil and why don't we remember bad things about our heros? Muhammad Ali turned Joe Frazier into a hated Uncle Tom , not a real black man, the tool of racists who is stupid and ugly. Ali went nasty and personal for no reason. Frazier had been his friend , had helped Ali in his time of need. Had loaned him money. Frazier came from a much more difficult environment; and lived among the disadvantaged, had more of a claim of 'keeping it real'. Why ruin Fraziers life and make him as hated as the Klan among Fraziers own community? Why doesn't anybody care today?
"An interesting book that is all over the place"
I dont know. I didnt read the print version
There were no characters
His performance was really good. As it was his own writing, he was able to put the right amount of emotion and flow with it
There were a few. I liked the premise of the book and how it related to Nicolo Macchiavelli. The parts that made no sense, like his chronological list of bands that he hated and why, were funny but a bit nonsensical to me.
This is an entertaining book, but I'm not 100% sure why. Its one part philosophy and one part random story telling and funny commentary. I wish it were longer and Id read anything else he did as a result of this book
"Needs professional narration"
An excellent essay ruined as an audio book by amaturish narration. Mr. Klosterman should stick to writing and hire a narrator .....
"boring and self indulgent"
i wish it was interesting and not about 90's pop culture.
something fictional.
boredom and irritation
i truly uninteresting book, i had high hopes for it, but wow, it sucked. Perhaps if i was passionately opinionated about pop music or found this obnoxious author engaging and clever as he thinks he is... no probably not
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