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Feb. 21, 2010
Game 1 Box Score: Arizona 18, Utah Valley 1
Game 2 Box Score: Arizona 8, Utah Valley 7 (10 innings)
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TUCSON, Ariz. - Jett Bandy's third home run of opening weekend capped a come-from-behind victory, 8-7, in extra innings as Arizona completed a three-game series sweep of visiting Utah Valley on Sunday afternoon at Kindall Field/Sancet Stadium in the second game of a doubleheader.
After winning the first game of the doubleheader, 18-1, Arizona (3-0) fell behind 6-0 in the second inning, but rallied with six of its own runs in the third inning. The teams traded single runs in the seventh and the game remained tied into the bottom of the tenth inning.
Bandy, who homered in each of UA's first two games, ended the game abruptly by crushing a solo home run deep to left field off UVU reliever Craig Brimhall to lead off the the tenth inning. Bandy finished 2-for-5 with two runs scored and three runs batted in for the game.
The Wildcats faced their first deficit of the season after the Wolverines (0-3) jumped on UA starter Daniel Workman for six runs in the second inning. Workman allowed six runs - all earned - in just 1.2 innings pitched. He allowed six hits.
But UA's bullpen put the clamps down on the Wolverines from there. Freshman right hander Stephen Manthei set the tone coming in relief of Workman, pitching 4.1 innings of shutout ball while allowing just three hits.
Freshman Nick Cunningham took over in the seventh inning, and allowed a solo home run off the bat of Chris Bendon, which gave UVU a 7-6 lead.
In the home half of the seventh, the Wildcats answered with a single run. Senior Rafael Valenzuela hit a one-out single and moved to third after a single by Steve Selsky. Bandy then drove home Valenzuela with a one-out RBI groundout.
Sophomore Bryce Bandilla took over in the eighth inning on the mound for the Wildcats. The 6-foot-4 left hander shutout UVU over three innings over, setting the table for Bandy's walk-off blast.
Bandilla earned his first win of the season. He struck out five batters in his three innings while scattering four hits and walking just one.
The Wildcats, who won their 2,500th all-time game on Friday in the opener, won their 16th-consectuive season-opening series.
Arizona will continue its season-opening 26-game homestand next weekend when it welcomes Long Beach State for a three-game series. The first game of the series is set for 6 p.m. on Friday night.
TUCSON, Ariz. - Kyle Simon pitched eight strong innings and allowed just one run as the Arizona baseball team thumped visiting Utah Valley in the opening game of a double header at Kindall Field/Sancet Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Simon scattered five hits over his eight innings of work, tallying seven strikeouts against just one walk. Mark Hawkenson pitched a scoreless ninth inning.
Rafael Valenzuela and Joey Rickard sparked the Wildcats' bats, combining for seven hits and eight RBI in the game. Rickard blasted his first career home run.


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Animalia Attracts At Hillman-Jackson Gallery
Amy Krzanik reports from Great Barrington. The Hillman-Jackson Gallery at Bard College at Simon's Rock is a forward-thinking, eclectic gallery at an equally forward-thinking and eclectic school. The Gallery's current exhibition, Animalia, featuring the most recent work by painter Michael Caines, opened with an artist's talk and reception on Monday, April 20. Caines collaborated with designer Sean Naftel to hang the show, which features paintings of dogs, cats — including one with a mustache — and humans which "slyly reference 17th-century portraiture, historical landscapes and minimalist painting." The "star" of the show is Georgeous – a portrait of a dog with George W. Bush's eyes and mouth — positioned low to the ground and behind tiny velvet ropes as if it were the Mona Lisa. You can catch the exhibit, downstairs at the Daniel Arts Center, through Thursday, May 14. Above, Ariana Taylor, Michael Caines and Sean Naftel.
Simon's Rock painting and drawing professor Jacob Fossum with husband Jackson Liscombe, a computer science professor at Simon's Rock; Hillman-Jackson Gallery curator Margaret Cherin and photographer Gregory Cherin.
Designer John Mahoney and gallerist Ronald Wells; Art students Zoe Hu and Rebecca Cosenza.
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IS183's Gala: Versace, Tchotchkes, Mariachi And A Hibachi
Amy Krzanik reports from Pittsfield. To say that IS183 Art School of the Berkshires throws a great gala would be an understatement, as anyone who's ever been to one can attest. This year's big blowout, on Saturday, April 11, was no exception, as volunteers turned the Crowne Plaza Hotel into the Versace Tchotchke Expo with Mariachi + Hibachi. Donatella Versaces (yes, more than one) catwalked their way through the ballroom, taking in the larger-than-life mariachi men and hovering lightning clouds, and posing for selfies with giant owls and Matrushkas. Human tchotchkes and hibachi chefs bid on auction items that included tickets to the sold-out July 4th James Taylor concert at Tanglewood, overnight stays at area luxury hotels, private massages, wine tastings, theater tickets and, of course, artwork including handmade jewelry, leather goods, portrait sittings, personalized photography and ceramics classes and other creative offerings you won't find anywhere else. Funds raised benefit IS183's Learning Through Arts (LTA) program, which serves more than 1,250 Berkshire County public school students of all ages in more than 15 area schools through after-school and summer art programs. In photo above, Hope Sullivan, IS183's executive director, and Nancy Fitzpatrick.
Six Depot's Flavio Lichtenthal and Lisa Landry with Emily Shaw; Peter and Leigh Boyd.
Tom Haskins-Vaughan and Elissa Haskins-Vaughan; David Slick, Robin Seeley, Arthur Cape and Pat Whitehead.
Tom Werman, Jenny Fenig and Steven Fenig; Vicki Bonnington, wearing the amazing tchotchke dress she made, poses with a mariachi man.
Reg Millington, Z Steinhauer, IS183 Associate Program Director Lucie Castaldo, Christina Barbieri and Chas Quimby.
IS183 Marketing Associate Carrie Wright and Bill Wright; Nancy Fitzpatrick, Joseph Wheaton and Seth Nash.
Artist Janine Strong, Josh Needleman of Chocolate Springs Café, Yuki Cohen of Methuselah Bar and Lounge and Adrienne Rynes; Ty Jackson and Brenda Petell.
The evening's DJ, Dave Leonard, and Maisie Rugen manned the "hibachi."; Ashley Junod, Rob Weisberger and Jenna Lanphear.
Jess Fitzgerald and Ben Evans, the ceramics studio manager at IS183; Mariachi men partied with the crowd.
Joseph Wheaton's projections made a stunning backdrop to the dance party.
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Waste Not, Want Not With Project Native
Rachel Louchen reports from Great Barrington. The fifth annual Project Native Film Festival presented a full day of environmentally-themed cinema, and its opening night event both entertained and educated guests. On Saturday, April 11, attendees gathered on the stage of The Mahaiwe to enjoy a feast of culled food before a screening of Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story. The documentary dives into the subject of food waste and the culling process, which sorts food and then classifies whether it is usable in supermarkets. Food is often disposed of due to blemishes or being too ripe, resulting in 40 percent of products raised or grown in the US not being eaten. Local farms donated culled food for the evening — food in which Chef Michael Ballon of Castle Street Cafe had been challenged with sorting through to craft the menu. Guests enjoyed recycled vegetable pizza, stuffed red cabbage, crostini of raclette and other items, which demonstrated just how delicious the so-called "undesirable food" can be. Above, Project Native Education and Outreach Coordinator (and sole organizer of the film festival) Karen Lyness LeBlanc and Dana Wagner, manager of Hawthorne Valley Farm.
Chairman of Project Native's board Erik Bruun with board member (and one of the evening's speakers) Barry Shapiro; Andrew Grimaldi and Laura Carboneau drove from Winchester, New Hampshire to attend the event.
Filmmakers Grant Baldwin and Jen Rustemeyer; Laura Wolff and Karen Preuss of Hawthorne Valley Farm, which donated cheese, baguettes, vegetables and yogurt.
Co-owners of Native Habitat Restoration (and one of the evening's sponsors) Jess Toro and Sari Hoy with Becky Ferguson.
Richard Grausman, Susan Grausman, Marjorie Shapiro and Barry Shapiro; Martin Ping and Janene Ping from Hawthorne Valley Farm.
Christine Heaton and Danny O'Dell of Big Elm Brewery donated the beer; mother of the filmmaker Edie Restemeyer with Sally Harris and Fred Harris, owners of Saint James Place.
Lynne Kaplan of Great Barrington, volunteers Diane Saunders and Bob Rosen, and board member David Kaplan.
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Jim Shaw's 'Entertaining Doubts' Opens at MASS MoCA
Amy Krzanik reports from North Adams. Wigs, a lamp in the shape of a nose, glowing sculpture under black lights, Dan Quayle (remember him?), Superman's head on the body of a chicken — all of these items and more are featured in MASS MoCA's newest exhibition, Jim Shaw: Entertaining Doubts. On Saturday, March 28, the Museum held an opening reception for the artist, who was celebrating his largest U.S. exhibition to date, one that includes a new work made especially for the show. The large-scale banner work, Not Since Superman Died, features the superhero as a mere mortal, possibly unable to escape calamity. The event doubled as a belated reception for Bibliothecaphilia, which opened at the Museum this past January. Shown above, the show's curator, Denise Markonish, with the artist.
Larry Rosenthal with Lisa Rosenthal and Pamela Rosenthal; Henry and Solé, who is featured in Clayton Cubitt's Hysterical Literature in the Museum's Bibliothecaphilia exhibit.
Photographer Karl Mattson and artist Marisa LaGuardia; Artist Jena Priebe, whose The Secret Lives of Books is part of the Bibliothecaphilia exhibit, with Winston Rylee and Hannah Pivo, a visual arts intern at the Museum.
Beyang Shi, Brady Myers, artist Beth Beckman, writer Chris Robinson and Emily Fuhrman. all visiting from Brooklyn.
Ashley Lyon and Anne Currier; Manuela Mozo, Olaf Breuning and Makiko Aoki.
Sculptors Tim Walker and Samantha Pasapane and artist Matthew Wilson; Lauren Young, an art history graduate student at Williams College, and Allie Foradas, who curated Bibliothecaphilia.
Artist Jason Middlebrook, curator Denise Markonish, artist Mary Lum and the Museum's director, Joseph Thompson.
The artist (far right), with his cousin, Craig Shaw Gardner and his wife Barbara Gardner; Four of the above-mentioned wigs.
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In Wine We Trust At Morrison Gallery
Rachel Louchen reports from Kent. In just five years, the Annual Spring Wine Tasting for Kent Land Trust has turned into "a new Kent tradition," mused Kent Wine and Spirits owner Ira Smith. Close to 400 guests attended the fundraiser — the largest wine tasting in Litchfield County — on Saturday, March 28. More than 70 wineries from 25 regions of the country took part in the event, with some vendors driving from as far as two states over to represent their brands. The event was held in the beautiful Morrison Gallery, renowned for its contemporary art and sculpture, and guests mingled comfortably thanks to the modern structure with its soaring ceiling. All proceeds from the event benefit the Land Trust's mission to preserve conservation properties, which, as the turnout indicated, is important to the town of Kent, as well as the surrounding areas. Above, Kent Land Trust Executive Director Connie Manes, board member and event chair Steve Vaughn and board member Laurie Voss.
Kent Land Trust Office Manager Gwynne Seufert and Ken Seufert; Donna Campbell and Bob Campbell of Woodbury.
Kent residents Jonathan Edelman and Stacey Haefele; Stephanie Weaver of Warren with Dale Horn of Goshen.
Peter and Erin Donohoe of Cornwall Bridge with Kent Wine & Spirits owner Ira Smith; Lynda Weber and Aline Marie, visiting from Sandy Hook.
Casey Cogut and Ellen Cogut with Bill Arnold, President of the Kent Land Trust Board of Directors.
Alina Hernandez and Rose Anne Thorn; Artists Tracy Collamore and Jessica Bartlet with John Bartlet.
New Kent residents Tom Knotek and Paul Hilepo; Sue and Pete Beerman.
Sarah Weitz and Sam Wunderl were visiting Kent for the weekend from NYC; Burt Visotzky and Ken Cooper of South Kent.
South Kent native Mark Owens, Melissa Cherniske, board member Darrell Cherniske and Bruce Whipple.
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Chapter 1: Hudson Children's Book Festival Fundraiser
Lisa Green reports from Hudson. Authors, teachers and literacy lovers generated an enthusiastic buzz at the Hudson Children's Book Festival fundraising cocktail party on Saturday, March 28 at Stair Galleries. With more than 70 percent of the students in the Hudson Community School District living below the poverty line, one of the goals of the Children's Book Festival Scholarship Fund, founded by Chris Jones and Susan Simon, is to provide hundreds of Hudson students the money to buy a book at the Festival. The fund also awards several high school seniors scholarship money to buy books at college. Students passed hors d'oeuvres and read passages from a book whose National Book Award-winning author will be attending the festival. Torrey Maldonado, a "Top 10 Latino Author" and author of the acclaimed novel "Secret Saturdays," described what sets the Hudson Children's Book Festival (the largest children's book festival in New York State) apart from others. "You see love there, " he said. "Kids are allowed to express their love for books. Your donation is about voice and choice." Above, Torrey Maldonado and Jennifer Clark, Festival co-director. This year's Festival will be May 2.
Janet Schnitzer, past president of the Hudson Area Association Library and Vicki Kosovac, president of the Friends of the Hudson Area Library; Emily Gripple, visiting from Chicago and Paige Darrah, a freelance writer for Main Street Magazine.
Susan Simon, cookbook author and scholarship fund co-founder, Carolyn West and Lisa Dolan, Festival co-director.
Barbara Mojica and Victor Mojica, both children's book authors from Craryville; Katrina Wilber, who teaches physical education for the Hype Park Central High School, and Andy Millar, a third grade teacher in the Hudson School District.
Atia Begh, Ramisa Tasnim and Brittany Varriale, students from Hudson High, read passages aloud from "Brown Girl Dreaming," whose award-winning author, Jacqueline Woodson, will appear at the Festival.
Ian MacCormack, associate principal at Hudson's intermediate school, Don MacCormack of the Bank of Greene County, and writer Jonathan Lerner; Ellen Huemmer, a teacher, and Diane Kreig, a retired reading teacher.
Owen Davidson, Chris Jones, scholarship fund co-founder, and Mark Prezorski, landscape curator at The Olana Partnership.
A trio of teachers: Jennifer Merwin-Domkoski, Tani Quinion and Amie Malin; Jennifer Clark, Mark Brenneman, Montgomery C. Smith Intermediate School principal, Maria Suttmeier, superintendant of the Hudson City School District, Liz Novine, guidance counselor, and Ian MacCormack.
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A Saturday Evening for J.C. Leyendecker at The NRM
Rachel Louchen reports from Stockbridge. The arrival of spring brings change and, at Norman Rockwell Museum, it means "fresh new work" said Director Laurie Norton Moffatt, as she addressed the crowd at the opening reception for J.C. Leyendecker and The Saturday Evening Post on Saturday, March 21. The exciting exhibit is a tribute to the innovative illustrator, who captivated the country with his magazine covers, an astounding 400 for numerous general interest publications and 322 for The Saturday Evening Post (beating Rockwell by just one). On display until June 14, the exhibition offers a rare glimpse of every one of his Post covers, generously donated by NRM trustee William Hargreaves (shown above with his wife, Sandy). Rockwell and Leyendecker were good friends during their years as neighbors in New Rochelle, New York, their work had common themes, and Leyendecker was a huge influence on Rockwell. Now, museum guests are invited to compare their work as it hangs side by side.
President of the Museum's Board of Trustees, Robert Horvath, with Deputy Director and Chief Curator Stephanie Plunkett; Pip Deely and Leigh Moffat.
Judy Cutler and Laurence Cutler, art historians and founders of the National Museum of American Illustration in Newport, Rhode Island, who gave an in-depth talk about Leyendecker's career, shown here with Tim McCann at far left.
Stephanie Beling and Gloria Pixley of Lenox; Curatorial staffer Barbara Rundback with Jesse Kowalski, curator of exhibitions.
Just one of the covered walls displaying the complete set of Leyendecker's 322 Post covers.
Made in the Berkshires co-founder Hilary Somers Deely with Michael Pulitzer, Jr., who sits on the NRM National Advisory committee; New NRM member Alison Ash from West Stockbridge with Margit Hotchkiss, deputy director for audience and business development.
David and Kristine Snyder with Alicia Antreasian and Clovis Madeiros of Boston.
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Gutsy Gals Make Films And Walk The Red Carpet
Lisa Green reports from Great Barrington. A red carpet event in our region? It's happening frequently these days, and on Saturday, March 21, the carpet and backdrop were staged for the first-ever Gutsy Gals Inspire Me Film Awards at Bard College at Simon's Rock. Presented in conjunction with the Berkshire Festival of Women Writers, the award honors women writers and directors of films, with the grand prize going to "Muffin Top: A Love Story," a romantic comedy written and directed by Cathryn Michon, who plays the lead role of a woman learning to "love the skin you're in." The Berkshires' own Karen Allen, Gutsy Gals founder Deborah Hutchison and its COO Christina Holbrook announced the 11 winners of the films, several of whom were in attendance. Following the screening, Cathryn Michon answered questions from the audience. "I just want to be a voice of encouragement to women making films," she said. Above, Michon and Hutchison.
Jana Laiz, author and writer-in-residence at Herman Melville's Arrowhead and Karen Allen, actor, director and owner of Karen Allen Fiber Arts in Great Barrington.
Cathryn Michon chats with RI reporter Nichole Dupont, who wrote the Rural Intelligence story on the film awards event; Gutsy gals on the red carpet.
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Love it. Thought they both did well, made alot of good points. Admittedly felt like Stewart "won" it, but that could be bias.
Loved Stewarts opening line and O'Riellys flash cards(Waterboard=bad, Drones=good).


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The Rams leading rusher, leading tackler, No. 2 pass-catcher, and top special teams tackler in 2013 all were rookies. In order, that would be Zac Stacy, Alec Ogletree, Tavon Austin and undrafted rookie Ray Ray Armstrong.
And nearly half of the Rams touchdown total 18 of 38 came from rookie players.
Granted, it takes a minimum of three years to get a read on any rookie class. But the first returns on the Class of 2013 are promising. In fact, at this point the Class of 13 looks like a more promising group than its immediate predecessor.
No matter how you slice it, the Rams have gotten a lot of mileage out of the first two draft classes of coach Jeff Fisher and general manager Les Snead.
Including undrafted players, the Rams had 18 rookies on their roster for all or part of the 2012 season. Six of those rookies started at least one game, three started 10 or more games, and all told the rookie class combined for 43 starts.
The numbers are very similar for the smaller rookie group of 2013. A total of 13 rookies were on the roster for all or part of 2013. Five started at least one game, three started 10 or more contests, and all told the rookie class started 43 games.
The numbers for 2012 do not include undrafted punter Johnny Hekker and sixth-round place-kicker Greg Zuerlein, since they technically didnt play offense or defense. But both have had big impacts at their positions and both were much-improved in their second NFL seasons.
Although Zuerlein didnt hit the kind of moonshots he did as a rookie, he missed only two of 28 field goals and tied for fourth in the league with 52 touchbacks in 2013. So he was clearly improved over his rookie season.
As for the rest of the 2012 draft class?
First-round defensive tackle Michael Brockers and third-round cornerback Trumaine Johnson showed noticeable improvement in their second NFL seasons.
Second-round wide receiver Brian Quick showed slight improvement.
Second-round cornerback Janoris Jenkins and fourth-round wide receiver Chris Givens were at best stuck in neutral compared to their rookie seasons.
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Second-round running back Isaiah Pead was a non-factor, with his contributions largely limited to special teams over the second half of the season.
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Im harder on them than anybody because if you are going to be in the National Football League, there should never be a moment where youre satisfied, Snead said. Theres 31 other teams that will eat you (alive).
Snead did like the competitiveness of the 2013 class, its willingness to do whatever asked, and its unwillingness to pout when playing time was scarce.
As an example, Snead mentioned Bailey, who participated in just four plays on offense over the first eight games but became an effective special teams player during that time.
I dont think any of us ever said Stedman Bailey is going to be one of our best special teams players, Snead said.
But thats what happened.
What you liked about him is its probably been a long time since he didnt line up as a starting receiver in an offense going back to junior high, Snead said. He didnt line up that way our first game. He handled it professionally and went out and became one of the best teamers.
Snead said the Rams could tell at Baileys private workout that there was some substance to him as a person, as well as a fire within to play the game.
The same with a Zac Stacy, who didnt play as much early and didnt pout, didnt go in the tank, Snead said.
As for Austin, who missed the last three games with a high ankle sprain, Snead felt the Rams got the player they were expecting to get.
He made some plays that I didnt know you could make, Snead said. So yes. The answer is yes. I dont know if he is going to have 98-yard punt returns on a consistent basis, but when you do that all of a sudden now people are kicking away from you and things like that.
At wide receiver, Snead said, its all about learning the intricacies of route running for Austin particularly in the slot. There was also an adjustment process in terms of facing opposing defenses, because each tried something different to slow him down.
I saw that a little bit with Michael Vick early in his career because every time hed line up to play a team they might do something different, slightly different from week to week, said Snead, who was with Atlanta for 13 seasons before coming to St. Louis in 2012. I think as the game slows down for (Austin), trust me, Ill be glad to have that guy.


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Journal publication date | 1/06/1999 |
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A modified assay for inhibition of ice recrystallization which allows unequivocal identification of activity in plant extracts is described. Using this assay a novel, cold-induced, 36 kDa antifreeze protein has been isolated from the tap root of cold-acclimated carrot (Daucus carota) plants, This protein inhibits the recrystallization of ice and exhibits thermal-hysteresis activity. The polypeptide behaves as monomer in solution and is N- glycosylated, The corresponding gene is unique in the carrot genome and induced by cold, The antifreeze protein appears to be localized within the apoplast.


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SEO Analysis
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Visitor Analysis
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Revenue Analysis
Canhacquocte.com has the potential to earn $65 USD in advertisement revenue per year. If the site was up for sale, it would be worth approximately $117 USD.
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Content Analysis
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Hosting Analysis
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©2002 Tim Winton; (P)2008 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd
AudioFile Earphones Award, Exceptional Audio Performance, 2004
"One of those rare novels that warm the heart, as well as spark the imagination." (Kirkus Reviews)
"Peter Hosking's performance is true to Winton's unsentimental exploration into humankind's ability to love and survive amid adversity....His characterizations, including an aboriginal ghost and a talking pig, are earthy, real, and frequently hilarious." (AudioFile)
"Dysfunctional Families Australian Style"
Dysfunctional Families Australian Style
Those words are the best I can come up with to depict this book. There are two families living in one house on Cloudstreet near Perth, Australia. This house and these families become the center attraction of the entire neighborhood. Both families are of the working class; in fact they are lucky if they even have a job. The time period is 1944-1964, so the end of the war and the hard times that followed determine the setting. Life is hard; it is a struggle. Booze, gambling, promiscuity, adultery, child abuse, anorexia and children with mental retardation - all play a central role in this novel. It sounds pretty depressing, doesn't it? Sometimes, too, the language is downright crude. Nevertheless, by the end of the novel you care for the characters. Maybe they are total losers, but some of them are trying their best. Even the losers have some good qualities. There is moreover another theme to the book – the strength of families. So the book isn't depressing, and there is humor, albeit sad humor.
I am glad I read this book. For me a three star book is one I liked; it is one I am glad I read! This book is considered an Australian classic. It is definitely a total immersion course in Australian life, at least those of the working class after WW2. It is so, so, so Australian - full of colloquialisms and expressions foreign to me. For this reason I must wholeheartedly recommend the audiobook narrated by Peter Hosking. Through his clever intonations you can more easily guess the meaning of expressions and words foreign to those of us who are not Australian. I LOVED how Oriel Lamb spoke. Yeah, she was also kind of my hero all through the story. There are lots of dialogs, and the characters are reinforced by the narrator's ability to distinguish between each.
The conflict between the Aboriginal people and other Australians is portrayed to a lesser extent, but it is hinted at. The inherent wisdom of Aboriginal beliefs comes to the fore through spooky premonitions. I found this kind of corny, but I guess it had to be drawn into a book about Australian life. It sort of belongs.
Addicted to Audible.
"An Aussie classic"
YES! it took a while to gel with the characters but once I felt them, it was hard to let them go at the end of the book.
The performance of the reader was good. He was easy to listen to and his voices were suitable and funny.
"Winton at his best"
This is the best book I have read. It is a clasic moving and interesting from beginning to end. I felt like I knew these people they were so ordinary and yet so rich.
A marvellous read. Beautifully written, wonderful characterisation, both funny and moving.
4.6 stars.
"Lovely !"
As soon as I finished I had to go back and listen to the very first scene again...with tears running down my cheeks. Yes, I will listen to the whole thing again one day because I think it is one of those books where it's not just the story that is wonderful to listen to, it's revisiting "old friends" that will be fun.
I didn't really have a favourite character because the whole book is full of interesting and wonderful characters. This is definitely the book for those who love books about people. I was sad when the book finished because I felt that I had gotten to know the characters so well that I knew them and will miss them terribly.
He brings life to the story and characters. He did a terrific job.
I wouldn't want to take anyone out for dinner from Cloudstreet- I would invite myself over for dinner. I would be content to be a fly on the wall !
I listened to this book while I was renovating my house so now the characters and stories are embedded in my house too. I feel very sentimental about this book - so much so the first thing I did after I finished listening was purchase another Tim Winton book in the hope of finding another book just like it.
"Dickens meets Gabriel Garcia Marquez"
Winton's characters celebrate and suffer and Peter Hosking gives them voices that stay with you. This story is sad and hopeful full of details that puts you inside the head of each character. There are ghosts, talking pigs and a voice from beyond but it all seems real. It is a beautiful story of two complicated families. Listening to Peter's Australian accent and his singing of folk songs added a whole extra layer of joy. I loved this book and the reading.
"Magic for my city"
I've lived in Perth most of my life and am almost ashamed it took me so long to read Cloudstreet. The story is astounding. I turned it over in my mind for days after finishing it. My only (very slight!) issue was that Peter Hosking is obviously an east coast man, his pronunciation was a little off at times and it would have been lovely to make use of more West Australian talent.
I read too much, like most genre, & am picky about narrators. I like strong characters, great dialogue, & quirky bits!
"Beautiful Austrailan coming of age tale"
I loved the honest innocence of the tale, the way Oriel raised two families, eventually all together as one tribe...and I loved Lester. I didn't need the ghosts, those two families struggling to survive poverty, the war, the depression was adventure enough for me.
When Lester bought the racehorse for deliveries, I laughed till I cried. And I thought the scene of Dolly and Rose coming to comfort each other was beautifully done.
Fish, such a beautiful boy and the tragedy of his life and his last glorious victory in the water.
I laughed and cried throughout the telling, this book is so geniune. I am sure I will know it by heart, before I tire of it. Worth the credit!
"Simply brilliant"
Simply brilliant. Some of the Aussie slang may pass over the heads of some international readers though. It is now my favourite Audible book to date!
"Not a good listen!"
Don't know, an Aussie probably.
I loved Dirt Music and was looking forward to this story but couldn't understand the reader. His Australian accent is too strong and he reads too fast. I struggled too hard when all I wanted was to sink into a great story - way too much work and too much missed. I lost the thread and quit listening to it.
"Home Sick"
An Aussie beauty!
All of them because each character is like someone we already know
This book made me laugh out loud many times and chuckle at the colloquial expressions so many times yet all of this was set against the Aussie battler making good where he could and taking it on the chin when he/she faced a set back.
Just great narration of this wildly amusing but poignant story.
As an Aussie living abroad for many years, I have missed the wonderful expressions which offer a rye smile or a real laugh.
"A beautiful book"
A fabulous, fantastic book. Beautifully read. Wholesome, disfunctional characters living a quirky life. Bitter sweet, tender, funny and sad. An absolute "must read". If you love literature you will love this. I envy everyone who hasn't read this book yet.
A life-affirming, rollicking book, wonderfully narrated. Very highly recommended. Will be looking out for more by this author
"A great novel, beautifully read"
Cloudstreet is probably the best audio book I've heard in the last 5 years of listening.
One Hundred Years of Solitude. Both books are family tales filled with the mystery and ordinariness of life, described in prose of the highest quality.
He manages to capture the uniqueness of each character's voice without strain or stress, to bring to life the world of 1950's Perth.
Tim Winton might have felt, when he finished this book, that it is the book he was meant to write. It has a completeness and maturity about it that all great books achieve. Images from the tale come to mind long afterwards. The characters feel real and one comes to love them.
"A look back at what made Australia 'australian'"
The only reasons I don't give this book five stars are (i) some annoying chapter and 'event' headers (when read out they come across like subtitles) and (ii) to English ears the narration is occasionally challenging. But the story and characters are both excellent. The story follows two working class families across 30 years of domestic life, set in Western Australia rather than perhaps better known places like Melbourne or Sydney. There are times when the modern reader wonders how the characters kept going - life was clearly pretty tough back then. But somehow the lust for life of the Austrlain personality enlivens every crisis and set-back. There are themes below the surface about fate, fortune/luck and whether you can 'cheat your destiny'. I read it on a flight to and while driving through New South Wales, which made it come to life even more. This is also regularly voted the most popular Australian contemporary novel.
"A bit confusing"
Two families share one house over a period of 20 years. Various ailments are experienced, adultery, brain damage, anorexia, depression....but I just didn't understand the hallucinations or esp type mirages that kept happening with various members of the clans.
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Phantom Nasal CPAP Mask with Headgear
The Phantom Nasal CPAP Mask with Headgear by SleepNet is a nasal mask which features a gel cushion and a short tube which can be placed on either side of the mask. The mask comes in one size which fits most users.
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The Phantom Nasal CPAP Mask with Headgear by SleepNet is a nasal mask which features a gel cushion and a short tube which can be placed on either side of the mask. The mask comes in one size which fits most users.
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For those looking for an unobstructed view, the Phantom is designed without a forehead support so glasses can be worn with the mask. The cushion rests gently against the face and uses only two headgear straps to fasten down the mask. When the need arises, just press the quick release hose adapter clips for a fast and easy disconnection from the CPAP hose.
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- "One-size-fits-all"
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The mask frame and cushion do not have an identifiable size because the Phantom Nasal CPAP Mask with Headgear is intended to fit a majority of users. Only one size may be purchased in this mask.
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- CPAP Machine Comparison Guide. This guide stacks up every CPAP machine we sell, feature by feature. If you don't know the meaning of a feature, click the question mark for a definition. The links below will take you to the most popular CPAPs, or all CPAP machines we sell.
- Do you have a guide to help me choose the right mask?
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Help Me Choose - Mask - Which CPAP masks work on which machines?
- All CPAP masks work with all machines.
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- Yes. Federal law requires we have a valid prescription on file before we ship your mask, machine and/or humidifier.
We provide many easy ways to get your prescription:- We can request your prescription for you! When you checkout, just let us know you would like us to request your prescription, or you can log into your account to have us request your prescription.
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- A7034 is Nasal Mask
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- A7036 is Chinstrap - Any Style
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E1399 is Miscellaneous and is used for other CPAP items.- How often should I replace my mask?
- Medicare allows for mask cushion replacement every three (3) months, and a complete mask system replacement every six (6) months. CPAP manufacturers and vendors suggest these replacement schedules as well.
In our experience, most mask cushions begin to deteriorate after about six months of use. The cushion eventually becomes too soft to hold a seal. The headgear straps lose elasticity and must be tightened more and more to get the same quality seal.
We strongly suggest replacing cushions and pillows as soon as they start to soften. Air leaks may reduce the effectiveness of CPAP therapy and headgear that is too tight may cause facial sores at pressure points. In most cases, replacement headgear is available if it is stretched out or the Velcro worn out.
To see what parts of your mask are replaceable refer to our Replacement Part Finder. Just search for your mask to see all of the replaceable parts. - How do I care for my mask?
- Masks should be washed daily with warm water and gentle soap or baby shampoo. Let the mask air dry. Never use antibacterial soap as it will break down the silicone of the mask cushion. Avoid soaps that include lotion which can coat the mask and cause it to lose its seal. A safe cleaner is the Control III Disinfectant CPAP Cleaning Solution. Remember, going to bed with a clean face will improve your seal and protect the lifespan of your mask.
The best time to clean your mask is in the morning after use. This removes the oils left behind from your skin which can reduce the lifespan of your mask. We recommend using mask wipes to make daily morning cleaning easy. The mask wipes are made from materials that will not break down your mask.
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- A mask prescription must contain all of the following information:
- One of the following words or phrases: "CPAP Mask", "CPAP Supplies", "CPAP Humidifier", "CPAP", "Continuous Positive Airway Pressure", "APAP", "AutoPAP", "AutoSet", "Auto CPAP", "Auto Adjusting CPAP", "Self Adjusting CPAP", "BiPAP", "BiLevel", "VPAP", "BiPAP Auto", "BiPAP ST", "Synchrony ST", "VPAP ST"
- Your physician's contact information
- Your physician's signature
- The patient's full name
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- The ideal CPAP mask is the one you can't tell is on. Start with minimal masks. If you are strictly a nose breather, the nasal mask is a good choice. The nasal cushion creates a very good seal around your nose and has a small profile. Nasal masks are also offered in gel, which many find comfortable. The SleepWeaver Advance is the only cloth mask on the market and is a very popular choice among nasal mask users.
Most nasal masks have a forehead support which offers stability and support for the mask.