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Nowadays, hardly any anti-Semites in the West admit they hate Jews. The accepted pose for Judeophobes is to claim that they harbor no ill-will toward Jews – that they are merely anti-Zionist or oppose given Israeli policies. Yet on occasion their words and actions offer a glimpse into the darkness behind the politically correct façade.So it was last Sunday in the French capital during a demonstration against Israel's Operation Protective Edge. Some of the marchers broke off and made a beeline for two centrally located synagogues.The worst incident occurred at the Don Isaac Abravanel Synagogue on Rue de la Roquette (in the heavily Jewish 11th arrondissement). A mob donning keffiyehs, waving jihadist flags and wielding clubs and chairs grabbed from nearby sidewalk cafés tried to storm the synagogue and harm the worshipers trapped inside. Police and Jewish security volunteers fought them. Some Jewish defenders and officers were wounded in the melee.The attackers chanted "Death to the Jews" in French, along with the Arabic Itbach el-Yahud ("Slaughter the Jews"). The siege on the synagogue lasted for well over an hour.Sascha Reingewirtz, president of the Union of Jewish Students in France, noted in an interview with Le Parisien that the rioters blamed French Jews for the conflict with the Gaza Strip, "though they have nothing to do with it... Some people use any pretext to attack Jews and call for the death of Jews."This is the classic modus operandi of old-school anti-Semites who feel no compulsion to pretend they are anything but Jew-haters. For them any trumped-up excuse suffices to blame all Jews everywhere, and the issue of any actual culpability – individual or otherwise – never enters into it.If all the Parisian demonstrators wanted was to "free Palestine" (without going into the merit of their incitement on that front), what business do they have in beating up Jews who are clearly apart from Palestine? That this is anti-Semitism is clear to all.Sunday's synagogue attacks were not the first violence against Jews under the cover of protesting the current campaign against terrorists in Gaza.Near a synagogue in the Belleville neighborhood of Paris, a demonstration on Saturday featured the same hoarse shouts of "Slaughter the Jews" and "Death to the Jews." A day earlier, a firebomb was thrown at another synagogue, this one in Aulnaysous- Bois, a northeastern suburb of the French capital.On July 8, the day Operation Protective Edge began, a 17-year-old Jewish girl was attacked with pepper spray on a Paris street near the Gare du Nord train station. The Middle Eastern-looking assailant yelled: "Dirty Jewess, inshallah, you shall die."The Parisian synagogues and the Parisian Jews targeted cannot be held liable for Israeli actions, not that Israeli self-defense should be regarded as villainous.Attacking them is every bit as criminal as the wholesale rocketing of Israeli civilians; as the abduction, torture and murder by fire of Ilan Halimi in Paris in 2006; as the shooting of a Jewish teacher, his two toddler sons and a young Jewish girl at the Jewish school in Toulouse two years ago, and May's shooting at the Jewish Museum in Brussels that killed four people.One would think that no rational person could justify such acts of unspeakable and unabashed hate.Yet they are whitewashed, and not necessarily at the expected fascist or Muslim fringes of the arena. Most worrisome is the free pass given such violence by seemingly ultra-liberal sorts. For example, French Green Party activist Pierre Minnaert opined on Monday that "when synagogues start acting like embassies, one cannot be surprised to see them attacked in the same way."The shame of it is that this might not be an entirely out-of-favor viewpoint. It will lurk behind official denunciations of anti-Semitism, and it will thrive as long as the world refuses to recognize that the Arab war against Israel often is a war against all Jews everywhere.
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Due to a communications error our first guest missed the show and I did a monologue abut HAMS--he is interviewed at a later date. Our second guest is Dee-Dee Stout, the author of "Coming to Harm Reduction Kicking & Screaming: Looking for Harm Reduction in a 12-Step World." Ms. Stout is a bridge-builder between the traditional treatment paradigm and the harm reduction approach. Stanton Peele joins us to close the show.
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Join host Monica Richardson for a "live" conversation on what it is like after leaving AA. This is an opportiniuty for callers to call in and ask questions or make comments. Some of us stayed for years while others left after 9 months. Some people never bought into all the brainwashing , while others dove head in. Which one where you? DID you grow up in an AA household, where you coerced by the courts or did family make you go to rehab and then rehab sent you to AA? So many ways poeple get there. BUT know one thing, There are 6 free other options and even a good book and a good non 12 step addiction therapist may be what one needs. SMART Recovery, SOS, HAMS Harm Reduction, MM, Moderation Management, LIFERING, WFS, The Sinclair Method, and finding a good non12 step therapist along with a good book like Recover!
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Many bloggers are talking about this. FInd us on www.leavingaa.com . Deprogramming before one embibes again. Some prefer never to drink again attitude. Many do drink normally again after many years of abstinance. Many AA circuit speakers have left and are finding they can drink easily with no probelm. Which one are you? We are going to do a live chat so you can talk about it in the chat room. I will take calls and questions and comments. Why do so many leave AA after decades and feel they were in a cult. Monica Richardson hosts this 1 hour live show to talk about the Holidays, Leaving AA, moderation, and learning new healthy habits.
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Sweet bread, a cross between a rich bread & dessert, is made from yeast dough, thus requiring home bakers to work like elves all night long to mix, knead, & bake the breads. The sweetness comes from a combination of sugar & dried fruits, while spices typically include cloves, nutmeg, mace, cardamom, & cinnamon. Some bakers combine dried fruits like raisins, currents, & prunes in a large bottle & steep them in rum or brandy for several weeks - or months - before adding to the batter. Whole pieces of dried fruits, including candied red & green cherries, are artistically laid in the top of the dough to make a signature design.
Traditionally, even neediest families had a big ham at Christmastime. This was either purchased from pennies saved or as a gift from a thoughtful neighbor, employer, or even shopkeeper. Decades ago, it was common for Virgin Islands' grocers to hand out hams to their customers in appreciation for their patronage during the year.
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Floyd E. Broome, 92, of Prentiss died Saturday February 16, 2013, at Jefferson-Davis Community Hospital. Services will be Tuesday, February 19, 2013, at 2:00 p.m., at Moore Funeral Chapel in Hattiesburg, followed by burial in Highland Cemetery.
Mr. Broome was a faithful deacon and member of Oak Grove Baptist Church in Jefferson-Davis until his health prevented. He also was a member of the Exxon Mobile Club and a strong supporter of Southern Baptist Education and New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He also served in the U.S. Army during World War II.
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Love this! Gonna set my Papercrafting class at the college to making lots and lots of newspaper beads!!
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Had not been to a Pizza Hut in years. Decided to give this one a try on the way home from Ottawa. Met at the door by the most unfriendly greeter I have ever encountered in a restaurant who escorted us to the worst table in a almost empty restaurant. The menus brought to the table were tired torn and...
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CBP also doesn't have a consistent budget for operating the unmanned surveillance program, and has had to draw funding – about $25 million – from other areas. But that hasn't stopped the agency from continuing to purchase drones, regardless of the lacking use.
"Despite the current underutilization of unmanned aircraft, CBP received two additional aircraft in late 2011 and was awaiting delivery of a tenth aircraft in 2012," Anne Richards, assistant inspector general for audits, wrote in the report. "This has resulted in a budget shortfall. As a result of CBP's insufficient funding approach, future UAS missions may have to be curtailed."
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CBP has stated that it agrees with the IG's recommendations.
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In the twenty-first century, everyone can benefit from being able to think mathematically. This is not the same as "doing math." The latter usually involves the application of formulas, procedures, and symbolic manipulations; mathematical thinking is a powerful "way of thinking" about things in the world -- logically, analytically, quantitatively, and with precision. It is not a natural way of thinking, but it can be learned. Mathematicians, scientists, and engineers need to "do math," and it takes many years of college-level education to learn all that is required. Mathematical thinking is valuable to everyone, and can be mastered in about six weeks by anyone who has completed high school mathematics. Mathematical thinking does not have to be about mathematics at all, but parts of mathematics provide the ideal target domain to learn how to think that way, and that is the approach taken by this short but valuable book. The book is written "primarily" for first and second year students of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) at colleges and universities, and for high school students intending to study a STEM subject at university. Many students encounter difficulty going from high school math to college-level mathematics. Even if they did well at math in school, most are knocked off course for a while by the shift in emphasis, from the K-12 focus on mastering procedures to the "mathematical thinking" characteristic of much university mathematics. Though the majority survive the transition, many do not. To help them make the shift, colleges and universities often have a "transition course." This book could serve as a textbook or a supplementary source for such a course. Because of the widespread applicability of mathematical thinking, however, the book has been kept short and written in an engaging style, to make it accessible to anyone who seeks to extend and improve their analytic thinking skills. Going beyond a basic grasp of analytic thinking that everyone can benefit from, the STEM student who truly masters mathematical thinking will find that college-level mathematics goes from being confusing, frustrating, and at times seemingly impossible, to making sense and being hard but "doable." Dr. Keith Devlin is a professional mathematician at Stanford University and the author of 31 previous books and over 80 research papers. His books have earned him many awards, including the Pythagoras Prize, the Carl Sagan Award, and the Joint Policy Board for Mathematics Communications Award. He is known to millions of NPR listeners as "the Math Guy" on "Weekend Edition" with Scott Simon. He writes a popular monthly blog "Devlin's Angle" for the Mathematical Association of America, another blog under the name "profkeithdevlin," and also blogs on various topics for the Huffington Post.
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Joe Boccardi's Ristorante
Joe Boccardi's Ristorante offers soups, salads, sandwiches, pasta, seafood, steak and more.
D.S. Vespers Sports Pub
D.S. Vespers offers delicious food and cold drinks in a gread pub atmosphere.
Hoffman House
Hoffman House offers delicious food in a casual, elegant atmosphere.
Ginger Buffet
Ginger Buffet has five types of sushi, beef & broccoli, General Tsao's chicken, and many other buffet items, a large dessert bar, a large salad bar, and much more.
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Funderburk's Gas Grill & Deli
Funderburk's offers delicious deli favorites.
Dew Drop Inn
At the Dew Drop Inn come in and enjoy good food and drinks.
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PJ's Diner
PJ's Diner offers a wide variety of great dishes such as ribs, steak, salad, baked potatoes, homemade rolls, pie, and much more, served with a smile.
Cinco de Mayo Restaurant
Cinco de Mayo's menu is full of Mexican dishes in a warm, relaxed atmosphere.
Fortel's Pizza Den
Fortel's Pizza Den was honored by USA Today, the Riverfront Times, and many more as an outstanding "Mom and Pop" Pizzeria. Fortel's uses only the freshest ingredients, their dough is made in the store everyday, and they use 100% real mozzarella cheese.
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Dandy Inn Irish Pub & Restaurant
The Dandy Inn has good food and friendly service, and is among the oldest taverns in St. Clair County. Local lore says that Abraham Lincoln used to visit the tavern.
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Jack's on the Green
Jack's on the Green has a large menu including fried mushrooms, buffalo chicken wings, toasted cannelloni, salmon, sandwiches, a full service bar, and much more. Part of the Stone Wolf Golf Club.
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Diamond Mineral Springs
Diamond Mineral Springs is a down home country restaurant. Choose from the buffet or order from the large menu full of your country favorites such as fried chicken, mashed potatoes, buscuits with apple butter, and much more.
Thip's Thai Cuisine
Thip's has delicious Thai cuisine like pad kee mao, and more made with the freshest ingredients, and as spicy as you want it.
Broadway Bar & Grill
From Burgers to Salads, to Pizza to Steak, they have it all at Broadway Bar & Grill.
Dairy King
Dairy King offers everything from slushes, shakes and concretes to breakfast items, hamburgers, sandwiches, wraps and more.
Shrine Restaurant
American Cuisine
Clinton Hill Restaurant & Bar
Clinton Hill offers delicious food, daily drink specials, and a sports bar with nine TVs for viewing all sporting events.
Fat Daddy's Catering Concessio
Fat Daddy's offers a variety of burgers, sandwiches, tacos and more. Located in the VFW Hall, caters to military, but the public is welcome! Bring the whole family or come by yourself. Popular chili made from scratch in-house, fried chicken, and fish fry on Fridays. Full bar. Take out menu, children's menu. Outdoor seating will be available in the near future.
CITY:Fairview Heights
Wheelan's Barbecue Shack
The family has enjoyed smoking meats for almost 50 years, dating back to Grandpa Cliff's Big Chief Smoker, back by the garage on the east end of Carlyle. In the tradition of the old days, they take the highest quality meats and slow smoke them with a blend of hickory, cherry, and apple woods. This process produces a reddish pink tint in the meat found only in authentic BBQ.
Ice Cream Haven
Ice Cream Haven's menu is full of frosty delights for all ages.
Paulo's at the Mansion
Located in a beautiful, historic building, Paulo's at the Mansion has succulent Angus steaks, salads, pastas, seafood, pork chops, lamb, and an affordably priced kid's menu. Enjoy drinks in Jerry's Lounge.


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When there is a significant wait between two related books, such as the wait (almost three years!) between SERAPHINA and SHADOW SCALE, I begin to doubt my impressions of the first book. This was the case here, as I began to worry that I had imagined how wonderful I thought SERAPHINA was and how there was no way that SHADOW SCALE could live up to the expectations I'd set up in my head. Luckily, SHADOW SCALE delivered on all my expectations and more.
Review: Ares' Temptation by Aubrie Dionne
The premise of a human becoming embroiled in the mythological world of the Greek gods is a pretty interesting one. I haven't really read too many Greek god stories so I jumped at the opportunity to read ARES' TEMPTATION and the plot sounded fun. I liked how Ares' was tricked into associating with humans for the first time in well, ever apparently.
Review: Pocket Apocalypse (InCryptid #4) by Seanan McGuire
With a series about cryptids who can kill you in very weird ways it was inevitable that a visit to Australia, a land of ten thousand things that can kill you if you look at them wrong; was in store for the Incryptid series. POCKET APOCALYPSE introduces werewolves into this world which from the perspective of someone who has read a ton of werewolf related books, seemed kind of mundane for this series.
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China's current-account surplus jumped to $67.3 billion in the first half of this year, nine times bigger than a year ago. The 12-month surplus widened to $128.5 billion.
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The Forces Of The Next 30 Years - SF author and Mefi's Own Charles Stross talks to students at Olin College about sci-fi, fiction, speculation, the limits of computation, thermodynamics, Moore's Law, the history of travel, employment, automation, free trade, demographics, the developing world, privacy, and climate change in trying to answer the question What Does The World Of 2043 Look Like? (Youtube 56:43)
There is no law in France, it turns out, against the improvement of clocks.
This stealthy undertaking was not an act of robbery or espionage but rather a crucial operation in what would become an association called UX, for "Urban eXperiment." UX is sort of like an artist's collective, but far from being avant-garde—confronting audiences by pushing the boundaries of the new—its only audience is itself. More surprising still, its work is often radically conservative, intemperate in its devotion to the old. Through meticulous infiltration, UX members have carried out shocking acts of cultural preservation and repair, with an ethos of "restoring those invisible parts of our patrimony that the government has abandoned or doesn't have the means to maintain." The group claims to have conducted 15 such covert restorations, often in centuries-old spaces, all over Paris. - Wired.com "The New French Hacker-Artist Underground"
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Geeze, this is already a big year for Steve Martin, and it's only January! He was typically hilarious and perfect as Meryl Streep's romantic interest in It's Complicated, and in March he'll co-host the Academy Awards with Alec Baldwin.
And now he can check off "book deal" from his 2010 to-do list. He has signed a deal with Grand Central to write Woman One, a novel which "examines the glamour and the subterfuge of the fine art world" in New York. The book will be released in November 2010.
Martin will also write a children's book titled Late for School, based on a song from his album "New Songs for the 5-String Banjo." (Watch him performing it live after the jump.) No word yet on a publication date. The book will pub in September. (Via New York Times.)
Related content: In 2001, BookPage reviewer Joanna Brichetto wrote that Martin's novella Shopgirl will "shock" readers expecting to find "zany riffs and hilariously skewed observations" from the comedian. Instead, Shopgirl is a "sweet, courageous exploration of a young woman's search for selfhood and love."
What's your favorite Steve Martin role? Inspector Clouseau? Author? Banjo player?
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A throwaway mention of a new Kate Atkinson novel in 2010 had me Googling up a storm this morning. Sure enough, Amazon.co.uk has a listing for Started Early, Took My Dog—a fourth Jackson Brodie novel—pubbing with Doubleday on August 19.** It's not clear whether this is the U.S. or the U.K. edition, though, since the site also lists a June paperback version coming from U.K. publisher Transworld. Atkinson's previous books were published in the U.S. by Little, Brown. Regardless, it looks like Atkinson fans like me might have something to look forward to this summer.
Few details have been released, but the novel's title comes from an Emily Dickinson poem—perhaps it holds a hint as to the contents?
Related in BookPage: Our interview with Kate Atkinson for One Good Turn. Reviews of Case Histories and When Will there Be Good News?
**since this post was published, we learned that the pub date has changed. Click here for details, and a description of the book.
Country music superstar Sara Evans was in Nashville Monday night to promote her first novel, The Sweet By and By. Evans teamed up with veteran author Rachel Hauck to write the first in a four book fictional series about a young Southern woman, Jade Fitzgerald, and her evolving quest to balance the traumatic events of her past with the bright prospects on her horizon.
BookPage editors Abby and Trisha were lucky enough to sit down and talk with the lovely and candid Ms. Evans. Press the play button below to hear our chat about the stories behind the book, how Sara balances her work and family life and why she is afraid of elevators.
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The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold
July 2002, Little, Brown
These were the lovely bones that had grown around my absence: the connections—sometimes tenuous, sometimes made at great cost, but often magnificent—that happened after I was gone. And I began to see things in a way that let me hold the world without me in it. The events that my death wrought were merely the bones of a body that would become whole at some unpredictable time in the future. The price of what I came to see as this miraculous body had been my life
Last month, we pondered potential new titles from Quirk Books, the creator of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, etc. (I liked Romeo & Juliet & Mummies and Shakespeare and Skeletons.)
Well, now we know the answer. In June, Quirk will release Android Karenina, which the publisher promises to be "an enhanced edition of the classic love story set in a dystopian world of robots, cyborgs, and interstellar space travel." Hmm.
If you prefer a more, ahem, classic version of Tolstoy, don't miss Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky's new translation of War and Peace. (Especially readers whose 2010 goal is to read more classics!)
Which will it be for you. . . Android Karenina or War and Peace?
It's an industry standard to publish new books on Tuesdays, and today is no exception. If you're interested in great new fiction, run to your local bookstore and pick up one of these Jan. 12 releases:
Bloodroot, a family saga set in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, is by debut author Amy Greene. In a behind-the-book essay with BookPage, Greene writes about her inspiration for the novel: "I saw a black-haired woman with wild blue eyes and her two hungry-looking children. The children were twins, a boy and a girl. There was something mysterious about the three of them, especially the woman, and I needed to figure out what it was. I pictured her and the twins living in isolation on that hill in the mountain woods, maybe hiding from some kind of danger. I don't know where the image came from, but I was captured by it."
Also related: BookPage editors Abby and Trisha report from a dinner with Greene and other Nashville-area book folks.
National Book Award-nominee Amy Bloom is back with Where the God of Love Hangs Out, a collection of short stories focused on "the way people act toward and react to one another," according to BookPage reviewer Becky Ohlsen. Bloom's "stories have an almost theatrical quality: she puts several people with complex relationships in a room and lets them have it out—sometimes in dialogue, but mostly through those perfectly tuned inner voices." Also don't miss Bloom's 2007 novel Away.
We've blogged about Saving CeeCee Honeycutt before, and today you can see what all the fuss is about. Get a preview in an interview with BookPage, in which author Beth Hoffman writes how she found her voice as a writer creating "story ads" for her interior design studio.
Reader favorite Elizabeth Kostova gave us a sneak peak into The Swan Thieves in November, and today you can get the rest of the story. Kostova's second novel (after mega-hit The Historian) is about love, obsession and French Impressionism. On writing about art, she told BookPage: "When I started going back to museums and seeing these paintings in the flesh, I was so overwhelmed by them. They're so wonderful in real life, and Impressionism is so textured that you really have a sense of people working with the brush when you look at the originals that you don't with reproductions."
Which of these books will you be reading first? That's a tough call for me, but since I live in Tennessee, I'm leaning towards Bloodroot. . .
Browsing the book blog world, I've seen a lot of posts about reading goals for 2010. For example, Rebecca at The Book Lady's Blog writes about reading "deliberately" in 2010—reading classics, reading meatier books and mixing new releases with backlist titles. S. Krishna wants to tackle more literary fiction and make use of her e-reader.
Like many of you, I want to read through my TBR stack before buying any more books! I also go through fiction and nonfiction phases, and lately I've read probably 90% fiction. I'd love to mix it up a bit and read some nonfiction, especially some of the memoirs that have come out lately (A Mountain of Crumbs has gotten rave reviews from other BookPage editors).
What are your reading goals for 2010?
We at BookPage seem to be slightly obsessed with PBS's literary programming. (OK, maybe it's just me.) Another great miniseries is up to bat starting this Sunday: "Return to Cranford." It's a sequel to the 2008 series based on Elizabeth Gaskell's novel of the same name, "Cranford," which won two Emmys and three BAFTAs (until January 10, the original "Cranford" is online). "Return to Cranford" will air in two installments on January 10 and January 17.
Starring some of the U.K.'s most talented actors of a certain age, including Dame Judi Dench and Imelda Staunton, the Cranford episodes are as charming as Gaskell's novel, and full of compassion and humor. Based on Gaskell's hometown of Knutford, in Cheshire, Cranford is a village peopled mostly by women. Above the usual small-town conflicts, the larger specter of modernization—factories and railroads, which were just starting to transform the landscape in the early 1840s—looms, a fact that some in the series adjust to better than others. Imagine Lake Wobegone crossed with "The Golden Girls," and you'll have some idea of the appeal of this warm and welcoming series, which is full of delightfully eccentric characters. But the book (and series) is not all warm fuzzies; the women of Cranford face real difficulties and losses.
Gaskell wrote Cranford to capture the foibles and customs of the generation preceding hers, since social mores and structures were rapidly changing. Her work combines the social satire of Austen with the social conscience of Dickens, and in recent years her novels have made a resurgence in popularity. The opening paragraph of Cranford is as memorable, if not as well known, as the opening lines of Pride and Prejudice or A Tale of Two Cities:
In the first place, Cranford is in possession of the Amazons; all the holders of houses above a certain rent are women. If a married couple come to settle in the town, somehow the gentleman disappears; he is either fairly frightened to death by being the only man in the Cranford evening parties, or he is accounted for by being with his regiment, his ship, or closely engaged in business all the week in the great neighbouring commercial town of Drumble, distant only twenty miles on a railroad. In short, whatever does become of the gentlemen, they are not at Cranford. What could they do if they were there? . . . the ladies of Cranford are quite sufficient. "A man," as one of them observed to me once, "is SO in the way in the house!"
Anyone else a fan of Gaskell or the adaptations of her books? I hear the North & South miniseries that came out a few years ago was equally wonderful.
I read and reviewed Katharine Weber's True Confections weeks ago, but I was reminded of just how funny and wacky it is when I stumbled upon the website for Zip's Candies.
The book—which is told in the form of an affidavit—is from the point-of-view of Alice Tatnall Ziplinsky, the ex-wife of the heir to Zip's Candies. The candy company was founded by her (ex) father-in-law, Hungarian immigrant Eli Czaplinsky, who named his candies "Little Sammies," "Tigermelts" and "Mumbo Jumbos" in reference to characters from Little Black Sambo. (You'll have to read True Confections to find out why.)
I don't want to give away too much more information about the book, other than to say that it hilariously, and even tenderly, depicts kooky family dynamics.
The Zip's Candies website includes a video of a (faux) vintage Zip's Candies television jingle—and sheet music!
Don't miss our interview with Katharine Weber, a review of True Confections and the Zip's Candies website!
Have you seen any good book trailers/websites lately? Please share in the comments.
Earlier this week, Meghan McCain shared the title of her upcoming book on Twitter. (Read from the bottom up.)
Other recent Twitter updates from McCain include
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really sad to hear that @tyrabanks show is going off the air in 2010 but she says there are more projects in the works. she is such an icon
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The role of a kitchen & bath designer/salesperson is to create design solutions for kitchens and/or bathrooms for clients. They should be able to conceptualize the way to transform the client's vision, develop a plan, provide quotations for costs, and work on purchase orders.Read More...
This job requires the individual to meet with clients to take a tour and check out the rooms that will need remodeling. From there, they speak with the client and determine what he/she wants to have done and the overall scope of the project. Then, they return to the office to make a conceptual design and determine the timeline, budget, materials needed, and necessary staff for the project.
An undergraduate degree such as Interior Design or a related field is generally required for this position. Some employers may also require the individual to have a Master's degree, but this is far less common. Some states may mandate that the designer serve an apprenticeship under someone with experience in the field and take a licensing exam.
A kitchen & bath designer/salesperson will generally have regular work hours. They may occasionally have to meet with a client at an inconvenient time, which may be outside of regular hours. Work is both in and out of the office, as the individual will have to go off-site to meet with clients and determine what is needed for a given project, but also stay in the office to determine projections and other vital information.
Kitchen & Bath Designers seeking a sizable paycheck can earn the most at Lowe's Home Improvement Inc., where the median salary comes to $40K, though the large pay difference between employees at the top ($19K) and those starting out ($71K) creates a rather diverse pay scale.
The Home Depot Inc. offers the lowest pay in the field with a median salary of just $35K, but on the other end, some employees may earn up to $51K.
Kitchen & Bath Designers typically list a handful of skills they use on the job. Those who have experience with Sales, Computer Aided Design, and Design can expect to be compensated well for these skills. Skills that are correlated to lower pay, on the other hand, include Design, Computer Aided Design, and Sales. For most people, competency in Design indicates knowledge of Computer Aided Design (CAD).
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
The average worker who claims fewer than five years of experience earns around $34K. In contrast, however, individuals who report five to 10 years in this occupation see a much larger median of $41K. Kitchen & Bath Designers who work for 10 to 20 years in their occupation tend to earn about $41K. Kitchen & Bath Designers who claim more than two decades of experience actually make somewhat smaller average paychecks of $38K.
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