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"After doing several Dr. Martens campaigns, I asked if I could design some clothes and shoes for them," Deyn told us. "It's been an amazing relationship since." For spring, the model's take on the classic brand is both girly — think bows and hearts — and quirky, thanks to an eyeball motif. She says the ad campaign is based on "those nutty wild chicks who run around wearing whatever they want".
As for that nineties resurgence we can't stop talking about? This is how Aggy describes her uniform of choice from the grunge decade: "Unwashed hair, 501s, floral baby tee, and classic cheery red Docs." Yep, sounds about right.
Watch the campaign video below, and click through too see Deyn modeling her Docs duds!

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BEST: Elisabeth Moss had us green with envy at the Season 4 premiere of Mad Men, wearing a stunning emerald Oscar de la Renta taffeta one-shoulder number with tan Christian Louboutins.
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BEST: Jennifer Aniston showed off those flawless legs in an uber mini strapless from the Valentino Pre-Fall 2010 Collection at her perfume launch in London. She paired the fem nude number with matching Azzedine Alaia sandals.
BEST: Vanessa Hudgens looked beyond gorgeous at the Charlie St. Cloud premiere in Los Angeles, wearing a Reem Acra Spring 2010 mini, which featured an embellished halter straps . Paired with Jimmy Choos, a Ferragamo purse, and her hunky leading man, Zac Efron on her arm, the High School Music Star had all the girls jealous.
WORST: We weren't Mad about Christina Hendricks Dolce & Gabbana lace mini, especially because she paired the high-necked frock with closed toe heels.
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WORST: We loved Shenae Grimes' peachy wrap dress, but black booties didn't do anything to compliment the 90210 star's summer look.
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WORST: Kylie Minogue is famous for her edgy ensembles, but the Aussie pop star took it a little too far by over accessorizing this crafty cutout number.
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WORST: Taylor Momsen in another not-so-sweet sixteen look!
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BEST: We can't get enough of Rachel Bilson's laid back summer style. The OC star looked totally fab, jazzing up her fave cutoffs with brightly hued Lanvin Pom Pom sandals, a cropped blazer and a chic Chanel bag.
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BEST: Bridget Moynahan rocked a flawless black dress with platform sandals, while out and about in NYC.
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BEST: Sienna Miller was a total beach babe, wearing mix and match swimwear separates.
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WORST: Kelly Osbourne is single and ready to mingle, but she may have trouble wooing the men if she keeps wearing ankle socks with penny loafers!
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BEST: Dita Von Teese was feathered and fab for a promotional event in New Orleans.
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BEST: Naomi Watts had a little summer fun, adding a bowed belt to denim duds, while out and about in Los Angeles.
BEST: Holly Madison was truly ladylike, debuting her Vegas Couture Pops in Las Vegas. The Peepshow star paired her pink and frilly dress with Miu Miu pumps.
BEST: David Letterman is one lucky talk show host. Selena Gomez hit The Late Show in superior style, rocking a sassily striped sweetheart top with a high waisted skirt, finishing the look off with Christian Louboutin peep-toes.
WORST: Pharrell was clearly inspired by The Situation, during his Paleo Festival de Nylon performance in Switzerland.
WORST: Lindsay Lohan was dressed to surrender, but we couldn't get past that awkwardly thick belt around her waist.
BEST: Brittany Snow added a flash of neon with the help of Jimmy Choo to her black and white clever dress for the Charlie St. Cloud premiere in Los Angeles. We love her stacked Ippolita sterling silver shiny hammered rings!
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BEST: Selena Gomez looked smart and sophisticated at the NYC premiere of Ramona and Beezus, belting a white Christian Cota Srping 2010 ensemble in black.
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WORST: Time for a haircut, Damian Marley?
WORST: Amy Winehouse seems to be confused, when determining the difference between a shirt and a dress!
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Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister
Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister (Paperback)
In the lives of children, pumpkins can turn into coaches, mice and rats into human beings. . . . When we grow up we learn that it's far more common for human beings to turn into rats.
We all have heard the story of Cinderella, the beautiful child cast out to slave among the ashes. But what of her stepsisters, the homely pair exiled into ignominy by the fame of their lovely sibling? What fate befell those untouched by beauty . . . and what curses accompanied Cinderella's exquisite looks?
Set against the rich backdrop of seventeenth-century Holland, Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister is a novel of beauty and betrayal, illusion and understanding, reminding us that deception can be unearthedand love unveiledin the most unexpected of places.
About the Author
Gregory Maguire is the author of several best-selling adult novels, including Wicked, which was turned into a Broadway musical. His books for younger readers include the picture book Crabby Cratchitt, the novel The Good Liar, and the popular Hamlet Chronicles series. While writing Leaping Beauty, Mr. Maguire sadly became allergic to all creatures great and small. Now he lives in a house without pets, though he is the father of three happy, noisy small children to whom, at this writing, he has not yet developed allergies.
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USES: Hydrocortisone acetate is a hormone used to treat local pain and swelling (inflammation) due to joint problems (e.g., arthritis, bursitis) or certain skin conditions (e.g., keloids, psoriasis).
HOW TO USE: Give this medication by injection directly into the affected area (e.g., joint, lesion, soft tissue) as directed by the doctor. Do not give this medication into the vein (IV). The dosage and length of treatment depends on your medical condition and your response to therapy. Follow all instructions for proper mixing with other injected drugs (e.g., local anesthetics). If you have questions regarding the use of this medication, consult your pharmacist. If you are using this medication for joint problems (e.g., arthritis, bursitis), follow all instructions for the proper care of the affected area. Avoid overuse of the joint. If you have any questions about any of this information, consult your pharmacist. Before using, check this product visually for unusual particles or discoloration. If either is present, do not use the liquid. Use this medication exactly as prescribed. Do not increase your dose, take it more frequently, or use it for a longer period of time than prescribed. Also, do not suddenly stop using this drug without your doctor's approval.
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AKRON, Ohio – The eighth seeded Miami University softball team kept top seed Ball State's high-powered offense in check for the majority of the contest, but a four-run sixth inning led to a 7-4 Cardinal win in the opener of the Mid-American Conference Tournament on Wednesday. The RedHawks fall to 22-27, while Ball State improves to 33-17.
Miami will now play fourth seed Kent State in an elimination game on Thursday. First pitch is scheduled for 11 a.m.
Miami loaded the bases with one out in the top of the first, but was unable to plate a run. In the bottom half of the inning, the Cardinals used three infield hits and a single through the left side to score two runs. A RedHawk error allowed BSU to score another run in the bottom of the second to take a 3-0 lead.
It remained a three run Ball State lead until the top of the fifth. Junior outfielder Tiyona Marshall led off with a bunt single. Sophomore outfielder Taylor Shuey singled up the middle to move Marshall up to second. A walk to senior second baseman Kristy Arbour loaded the bases with no one out. After the Cardinals recorded an out at home, sophomore designated player Jenna Modic doubled down the left field line to score Shuey and Arbour and cut the Ball State lead to 3-2.
The Cardinal offense finally got on track with four runs on five hits in the bottom of the sixth to push their lead to five at 7-2.
Miami did not give up in the top of the seventh inning. Arbour reached via an error. Senior catcher Kayla Ledbetter singled through the left side to move Arbour up to second. Ledbetter was then replaced by a pinch-runner, senior Brandi Hernandez. After an out was recorded, junior outfielder Bree Lipscomb singled to right field to load the bases. A sacrifice fly by senior first baseman Allie Larrabee brought home Arbour and made it 7-3. One batter later, a single through the right side by junior third baseman Remy Edwards scored Hernandez and pulled the 'Hawks to within three at 7-4. Unfortunately the comeback was not to be, as Ball State was able to get a groundout to end the inning.
Modic finished the game 2-for-3 with two RBI. Ledbetter was 2-for-4, while Shuey was 1-for-3 with one run scored.


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Peter Ramsey & William Joyce
Nancy Bernstein & Christina Steinberg
William Joyce (book, "The Guardians of Childhood") David Lindsay-Abaire
Animation | Fantasy | Adventure | Family | Comedy
Alec Baldwin as North (voice)
Chris Pine as Jack Frost (voice)
Dakota Goyo as Jamie (voice)
Dominique Grund as CupCake (voice)
Hugh Jackman as E. Aster Bunnymund (voice)
Isla Fisher as Tooth (voice)
Jude Law as Pitch (voice)
Khamani Griffin as Caleb
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Release Date
Nov 21, 2012
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Jack Frost (Chris Pine) is a rebel who has no responsibilities in the world, until Pitch (Jude Law), the Nightmare King, begins his plan to engulf the world in Darkness. But everything changes when the Guardians, Santa Claus (Alec Baldwin), the Tooth Fairy (Isla Fisher), the Sandman, and the Easter Bunny (Hugh Jackman) asks him to join their group to stop him. Directed by Peter Ramsey, this 2012 animated fantasy adventure film is based on William Joyce's "The Guardians of Childhood" book series.
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Jake's Corner
7/30/14 Bloom & Bieber Brawl
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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Everybody thinks JENNIFER LAWRENCE is so sweet and real and down-to-Earth. But what if it's all just an act? Sources say NICHOLAS HOULT broke up with JENNIFER LAWRENCE because her ego is getting out of control . . . quote, "Nicholas is moving on. He hates how in love with fame Jen is, and he told her he hates dating an A-list actress . . . Nic wants a more low-key girlfriend."
ORLANDO BLOOM and JUSTIN BIEBER almost mixed it up at a restaurant in Ibiza, Spain yesterday. Witnesses say it started when Justin PURPOSELY bumped into Orlando. Orlando then went after him and even THREW A PUNCH, which missed . . . after which Justin yelled, quote, "What's up, [B-word]?" There was a brief confrontation, then Justin left . . . and the crowd applauded.
The bad blood between Orlando and Justin is no doubt FEMALE-INDUCED. Back in 2012, Justin and Orlando's then-wife MIRANDA KERR hung out backstage at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, where Justin performed. And there were rumors that they did more than just hang out. And earlier this year, Orlando was spotted a few different times hanging out with SELENA GOMEZ.
Zac Efron says he turned to drugs and alcohol to help him deal with feeling anxious from dealing with the paparazzi. Zac said, "The challenging part was never the work- that was never it. It was sort of the in-between work. I mean, everywhere you go to a certain extent there is press in some form. You spend a lot of time in your house going crazy."
7/29/14 Slash Reveals Odd Truth
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Tuesday, July 29, 2014
A recent survey asked people who had the "hottest summer body" among people in the music industry. In the end, BEYONCÉ came out on top with 27.3% of the vote. JENNIFER LOPEZ was second with 23%.
This falls somewhere between mischievous teenage fun and a straight-up FELONY. SLASH says he and his girlfriend once drugged her mother . . . and then they had sex right next to her while she slept. Oh, and he was 13 or 14 at the time. He adds, quote, "There's no ridiculous place [to have sex] if you can get away with it."
FREDDIE PRINZE JR. had a major supporting role on "24" back in 2010 . . . and he says KIEFER SUTHERLAND was such a jerk that he didn't want to act anymore. He says, quote, "It was terrible. I hated every moment of it . . . I just wanted to quit the business after that." Kiefer hasn't responded directly . . . but his rep says that Kiefer enjoyed working with Freddie, and wishes him the best.
KENDALL JENNER claims her famous family was a disadvantage when it came to getting modeling gigs . . . quote, "People think that this [success] just came to me. But it didn't . . . I had to work even harder to get where I wanted because people didn't take me seriously as a model . . . I went on castings and some people weren't feeling me because of my name."
7/28/14 Susan Sarandon's Love Affair
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Monday, July 28, 2014
Apparently, some people have called KATE UPTON "healthy-looking," in a way that's sort of a BACKDOOR compliment. But she doesn't get it. She says, quote, "People say: 'Oh, wow, you're 'healthy'. And [I'm] like, 'Wait . . . what? I've been begging for this body my whole life!'"
Last week, ARETHA FRANKLIN hit up a Johnny Rockets, and almost engaged in FISTICUFFS with an employee, when she was told she couldn't eat inside, because she'd ordered her food TO GO. Aretha stormed out without eating. And the owner has apologized on behalf of the "new" employee.
Chris Martin addressed rumors that he and Gwyneth Paltrow have reunited after their much-publicized "conscious uncoupling" in March. In an interview on Friday, the Chris said, quote "The thing we told everyone at the beginning of the year is true. We are very close, we are not together. But…that's the truth."
Susan Sarandon revealed having an "interesting" love affair with a legendary musician after divorcing her first husband, and before she began dating actor Tim Robbins. In a new interview with The Daily Beast, Susan said she had a fling with David Bowie after they costarred in the 1983 horror movie The Hunger. And 30 years later, she's still gushing over him. "He's worth idolizing," she said. "He's extraordinary. That was a really interesting period." She added, "Bowie's just a really interesting person, and so bright. He's a talent and a painter and...he's great."
7/25/14 Charlize & Sean Engaged?
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Friday, July 25, 2014
Earlier this week we heard that ROBIN THICKE and PAULA PATTON'S house was on the market. That was a pretty strong hint that things weren't going to work out. And now the word is that Robin has indeed admitted that the entire album he dedicated to Paula isn't going to get her back . . . even though it had a song on it CALLED "Get Her Back". A source says Robin is done begging and has decided to move on, and an attorney is already working on a financial settlement. One thing Robin is firm on, though, is that he won't be the one to file for divorce.
CHARLIZE THERON was spotted wearing a ring on her engagement finger . . . which would suggest that SEAN PENN proposed, and she said yes. But that might not be the case. E! Online says Charlize's new piece of jewelry is an 18-karat yellow gold Anita Ko Leaf Ring . . . which sells for $4,900. And that would be on the CHEAP side as celebrity engagement rings go.
BRITNEY SPEARS left her dermatologist's office yesterday with some pamphlets . . . including one for ZERONA . . . which is a LASER FAT REMOVAL TREATMENT According to the website, the treatment is a, quote, "non-invasive body contouring procedure [designed] to effectively remove excess fat without the negative side effects associated with surgical methods."
Alec Baldwin was in court yesterday regarding the May 2014 incident in which Baldwin was stopped for riding his bike the wrong way down a street before being taken into police custody for disorderly conduct. Baldwin refused to apologize. He told the judge that he would rather pay a fine then apologize for the incident. The judge then asked him if he could stay out of trouble and he said, "sure".
7/24/14 Britney's Lingerie Line
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
JUSTIN BIEBER was spotted in a wheelchair at Disneyland, leading people to accuse him of just using it to cut to the front of the ride lines. But his people say he's nursing a knee injury, and Disney doesn't make him wait in lines anyway.
There is nothing you will hear today that will affect your world more than this: North West has taken her first steps!! KIM KARDASHIAN posted a picture of herself with North, along with the caption, quote, "Our baby girl finished one week of swimming lessons today then took her 1st steps right when she got out of the pool!!!! Mommy & Daddy are so proud of you!!!! Meanwhile, the "Star" tabloid says Kim is so miserable in her marriage to KANYE WEST that she's BINGE-EATING. And they even put a picture of Kim's increasing BACK AND ELBOW FAT on their cover.
This would have been a GOLDMINE 10 years ago. We'll have to wait and see if it can still catch on: BRITNEY SPEARS is releasing a line of LINGERIE, called The Intimate Britney Spears. You can see a Photoshopped picture of Britney wearing one of "her" creations on the Intimate Britney Spears Facebook page.
The media circus surrounding LEBRON JAMES' free agency created havoc in his neighborhood for about a week. Now, for the inconvenience, LeBron has sent his neighbors an apology note . . . along with a dozen gourmet cupcakes. That's the kind of classy thing JUSTIN BIEBER wouldn't do.


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Researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania have developed a new gene therapy to thwart a potential influenza pandemic. Specifically, investigators in the Gene Therapy Program, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, directed by James M. Wilson, MD, PhD, demonstrated that a single dose of an adeno-associated virus (AAV) expressing a broadly neutralizing flu antibody into the nasal passages of mice and ferrets gives them complete protection and substantial reductions in flu replication when exposed to lethal strains of H5N1 and H1N1 flu virus. These strains were isolated from samples associated from historic human pandemics – one from the infamous 1918 flu pandemic and another from 2009.
Thursday, May 30, 2013 - 14:25
Researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania have developed a new gene therapy to thwart a potential influenza pandemic. Specifically, investigators in the Gene Therapy Program, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, directed by James M. Wilson, MD, PhD, demonstrated that a single dose of an adeno-associated virus (AAV) expressing a broadly neutralizing flu antibody into the nasal passages of mice and ferrets gives them complete protection and substantial reductions in flu replication when exposed to lethal strains of H5N1 and H1N1 flu virus. These strains were isolated from samples associated from historic human pandemics – one from the infamous 1918 flu pandemic and another from 2009.
Thursday, May 30, 2013 - 14:25
An international team led by researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine reports that a single injection of human neural stem cells produced neuronal regeneration and improvement of function and mobility in rats impaired by an acute spinal cord injury (SCI).
Tuesday, May 28, 2013 - 15:44
A tiny Australian songbird may hold the answer to discovering the biological source of stuttering, which affects 3 million Americans and is notoriously difficult to treat. A team of Michigan State University scientists will investigate the brain and behavior of the zebra finch in the first in-depth study of whether stuttering stems from a lack of rhythm.
Friday, May 24, 2013 - 15:18
Chris Thomson, a second year veterinary student at University of Minnesota's College of Veterinary Medicine, has been awarded the 2013 AMP/Michael D. Hayre Fellowship in Public Outreach. Chris' program will focus on student-to-student outreach at veterinary schools and conferences across America.
Thursday, May 23, 2013 - 14:07
Two Colorado State University professors have developed a nanostructured surface coating for bone that is expected to help improve the lifetime of bone implants. The research, if proven, could someday help someone replace injured or diseased bone segments without losing the affected limb.
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 - 16:24
Salamanders' immune systems are key to their remarkable ability to regrow limbs, and could also underpin their ability to regenerate spinal cords, brain tissue and even parts of their hearts, scientists have found.
In research published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences researchers from the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI) at Monash University found that when immune cells known as macrophages were systemically removed, salamanders lost their ability to regenerate a limb and instead formed scar tissue.
Tuesday, May 21, 2013 - 15:21
While the effects of acute stroke have been widely studied, brain damage during the subacute phase of stroke has been a neglected area of research. Now, a new study by the University of South Florida reports that within a week of a stroke caused by a blood clot in one side of the brain, the opposite side of the brain shows signs of microvascular injury.
Monday, May 20, 2013 - 15:23
Australian scientists are hoping dogs with dementia will help them devise a treatment for people suffering from the condition.
Thursday, May 16, 2013 - 16:22
When the brain's primary "learning center" is damaged, complex new neural circuits arise to compensate for the lost function, say life scientists from UCLA and Australia who have pinpointed the regions of the brain involved in creating those alternate pathways — often far from the damaged site.
Thursday, May 16, 2013 - 15:50
Scientists at Oregon Health & Science University and the Oregon National Primate Research Center (ONPRC) have successfully reprogrammed human skin cells to become embryonic stem cells capable of transforming into any other cell type in the body. It is believed that stem cell therapies hold the promise of replacing cells damaged through injury or illness. Diseases or conditions that might be treated through stem cell therapy include Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, cardiac disease and spinal cord injuries.
Wednesday, May 15, 2013 - 13:30
Into brains of newborn mice, researchers implanted human "progenitor cells." These mature into a type of brain cell called astrocytes. They grew into human astrocytes, crowding out mouse astrocytes. The mouse brains became chimeras of human and mouse, with the workhorse mouse brain cells – neurons – nurtured by billions of human astrocytes. Human astrocytes certainly inspired the mice. Genetically engineered "astrocytes" have improved rodents' memories and learning capabilities.
Friday, May 10, 2013 - 15:07
Epilepsy that does not respond to drugs can be halted in adult mice by transplanting a specific type of cell into the brain, UC San Francisco researchers have discovered, raising hope that a similar treatment might work in severe forms of human epilepsy.
Wednesday, May 8, 2013 - 15:20
UCLA life scientists have identified a gene previously implicated in Parkinson's disease that can delay the onset of aging and extend the healthy life span of fruit flies. The research, they say, could have important implications for aging and disease in humans.
Tuesday, May 7, 2013 - 16:33
UCSF scientists controlled seizures in epileptic mice with a one-time transplantation of medial ganglionic eminence (MGE) cells, which inhibit signaling in overactive nerve circuits, into the hippocampus, a brain region associated with seizures, as well as with learning and memory. Other researchers had previously used different cell types in rodent cell transplantation experiments and failed to stop seizures.
Monday, May 6, 2013 - 16:02
Whitehead Institute Founding Member Rudolf Jaenisch, who helped transform the study of genetics by creating the first transgenic mouse in 1974, is again revolutionizing how genetically altered animal models are created and perhaps even redefining what species may serve as models.
Friday, May 3, 2013 - 14:54
Scientists have identified a gene that keeps our nerve fibers from clogging up. Researchers in Ken Miller's laboratory at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF) found that the unc-16 gene of the roundworm Caenorhabditis elegans encodes a gatekeeper that restricts flow of cellular organelles from the cell body to the axon, a long, narrow extension that neurons use for signaling. Organelles clogging the axon could interfere with neuronal signaling or cause the axon to degenerate, leading to neurodegenerative disorders. This research, published in the May 2013 Genetics Society of America's journal GENETICS, adds an unexpected twist to our understanding of trafficking within neurons.
Thursday, May 2, 2013 - 09:53
Jackson Laboratory scientists announced Tuesday that they will use mice as clinical stand-ins, or "avatars," for human patients with cancerous tumors to help test and create genetically-tailored cancer treatments.
Thursday, May 2, 2013 - 09:52
New research at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis points to a common species of bacteria as an important contributor to bacterial vaginosis, a condition linked to preterm birth and increased risk of sexually transmitted diseases.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013 - 15:28
Study shows grapes reduced inflammation and fat storage, improved antioxidant defense
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I think that sedans look a little more grown-up/serious. So in some moods, a sedan would be preferable.
I'm also pretty sure you have a wider field of view when the back window is closer to you, so that's an advantage of sedans.
But in some senses, "hatches," as a way to access your cargo space, completely prevail in America (well new england at least). Go to any parking lot, and between the hatchbacks, wagons, SUVs, and Minivans, Sedans are far outnumbered.


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Irish Setter
Physical Characteristics
Breed Group:
The Irish Setter belongs to the Gundog and Sporting Groups.
Male show dogs: 70 lb.; female: approx. 60 lb.; Working dog approx. 45 lb.
Male: approx. 27 inches; female: approx. 25 inches
The coat is mahogany or rich chestnut red.
The Irish Setter sports a silky, flat-lying coat of moderate length with longer feathering. The head and forelegs have short, fine hair.
This stable dog has an enthusiastic personality. The Irish Setter is sensitive and responsive.
Country of Origin:
During the 1700s, the forerunners of the Irish Setter may include a variety of spaniels, setters and pointers. In the 1800s, the solid Red Setter appeared. Irish hunters used this breed for its visibility and fast work. With its exceptional sporting abilities, this gundog excelled in bird-setting and retrieving. Arrived in the U.S. in the 1800s, this breed adapted to hunting American game birds. In Ireland a dog named Champion Palmerston became a show dog. The stage was set for this breed's transition from hunting dog to glamour.
Originally, Irish Red Setter. Red Setter.
This boisterous dog is amiable. With its eager to please nature, the Irish Setter is a companion for the family.
Train this dog for good house manners early to stop bad habits. This high-spirited breed may be difficult to train. Include firm handling and plenty of exercise.
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Jake White is not down about the South African experience in this season's Vodacom Super 14. He's delighted because the oldies are showing the desire to make a change.
White told Keo.co.za that he always expects young players to go the extra mile in a competition like the Super 14. When the older brigade can make a difference, then you know you've got something going for you.
"I am not taking away anything from a younger player, who does well, but history has proved time and again that it is easier to make an impression in the first year, but a lot harder to sustain it in years two through to 10. So far this season I've been encouraged by the older guys. And they've showed the value of experience in this competition."
It has further convinced White that his squad identification, for the most, is spot on and that it would take an extraordinary young talent to break into his squad 18 months out from the 2007 World Cup.
"When I took over as Bok coach I picked a very young squad that should reach its apex at the World Cup 2007. That's when the cycle of that squad should be at its most potent. The key is to introduce in a subtle way that by 2008 a lot has changed but you don't even notice it. That is why we have put an emphasis on 30-odd players for the last two seasons. We're still not where the All Blacks are, in that they can pick two different teams and be equally effective, but we've made advances in the last two years," said White.
"I have been very impressed with the older brigade at the Sharks. Johan Ackermann and Albert van den Berg have made it easier for a talent like Johan Muller to come through. AJ Venter has been very good this season, which has allowed Ruan Pienaar to slot in at No 9 between him and the All Black veteran Tony Brown. JP Pietersen has had the benefit of playing with experience around him. And John Smit's impact has been immediate with the Sharks.
"The Cats have struggled as a team, but individually there have been good performances. Again it is the older players who are standing tallest, when you think of Wikus van Heerden and Klein-Jan Tromp, in particular. The Bulls have played and succeeded where expected, while the Cheetahs have proved a determined and successful outfit. The biggest disappointment has been the Stormers, but they do have four weeks on the road that they can turn into a challenge. They have the players to do so.
"In short, I am not discouraged. I think this Super 14 has highlighted the value of older players and consistency in selection."
White, in recent seasons, has been under pressure to pick any youngster who has enjoyed one decent season. He has resisted on each occasion and for the most has been vindicated.
A year ago the country's media and couch critics were urging him to select Morne Steyn and Willem de Waal. Now neither can make their respective Super 14 run-on XVs.
A year ago Smit's shares were questioned, but in the interim no hooker has shown himself to be of similar pedigree when you take all aspects of hooker player.
And so it goes on. No flyhalf has impressed more than Jaco van der Westhuyzen and Andre Pretorius did for the Boks last year and few youngsters have made enough of a challenge to oust the senior national squad players.
Realistically, Ruan Pienaar has been the strongest of the challengers, but do you pick him ahead of Fourie du Preez, Ricky Januarie or Bolla Conradie — the three preferred halfbacks of the last two seasons.
The Ndungane twins have had their moments on the wing, but do you select them ahead of a Jaque Fourie, Bryan Habana or Breyton Paulse? These are some of the questions that White will answer with his first squad selection. The answer, though, would seem obvious. You won't take them ahead of what he already has.
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Businessman sentenced for Tax Evasion and Bankruptcy Fraud Failed to pay more than two million dollars in back taxes
Steven Allard, 47, of Scituate, Rhode Island, was sentenced today to 30 months in prison having pled guilty in July 2009 to one count each of Tax Evasion and Bankruptcy Fraud. The sentence, announced by U.S. Attorney Peter F. Neronha, was imposed by U.S. District Court Chief Judge Mary M. Lisi.
At the time of his guilty plea, Allard admitted that between March, 2005, and July, 2006, he failed to pay employment taxes to the IRS for two of his companies, Builders Resources Delaware and Quad, in the amount of $2,139,739. He also admitted that in October and November, 2005, he made false statements in a personal bankruptcy petition and during the bankruptcy creditor's hearing where he failed to disclose his ownership of property in Warwick, Rhode Island.
The Internal Revenue Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation conducted the investigation.
At a plea hearing in July 2009, Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew J. Reich told the Court the government could prove that Allard operated a number of related companies, including Builders Resources, Inc.-Delaware; Quad Company, Inc.; Builders Resources, Inc.- Massachusetts; and Eaglewood Realty, LLC. BRI-MA was in the business of constructing steel commercial buildings.
At the direction of the defendant, income generated from BRI-MA was transferred to other companies controlled by Allard, including BRI-DE, Quad and Eaglewood. The payroll for construction jobs was paid by BRI-DE and Quad. BRI-DE and Quad were required to pay employment taxes to the IRS on the amount of wages that they paid to their employees. In addition, these companies were required to report employment taxes on an Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return, also known as a Form 941.
At the direction of Allard, Form 941s were filed on behalf of BRI-DE reflecting $806,149 in employment taxes due and owed to the IRS for the last quarter of 2005 and the first two quarters of 2006. In addition, Form 941s were filed on behalf of Quad reflecting $1,333,590 in employment taxes due and owed to the IRS for the four quarters of 2005.
At the direction of Allard the taxes were not paid. Instead, the defendant used the funds from BRI-MA for the benefit of creditors of BRI-MA other than the IRS, and for the benefit of himself and his family. He diverted funds from BRI-MA to Eaglewood Realty for the purchase of luxury automobiles.
With respect to the bankruptcy fraud charge, on October 14, 2005, the defendant filed for personal bankruptcy. He received a discharge in bankruptcy in January 2006. In both his bankruptcy petitions, and during the creditor's hearing, the defendant failed to disclose his ownership of property located at 91 Haven St., Warwick, Rhode Island.
Allard, who is on unsecured bond in the amount of $50,000, was ordered by the Court to surrender himself to begin serving his sentence on March 17, 2010. Allard will remain on supervised release for three years upon his release from prison.
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Will West Point Municipal Judge Mark Cliett continue serving as judge now that he has been appointed part time public defender?
It's a question that's on the minds of many citizens of the community, including the West Point Board of Mayor and Selectmen, who discussed Cliett's new appointment Tuesday night during their regular meeting.
Cliett, who has served as West Point Municipal Judge for five years, was appointed last Monday by judges of the Sixteenth Circuit District to serve as part time public defender along with Kristen Wood Williams, who was also appointed to serve in the capacity part time.
During Tuesday's meeting Ward 3 Selectman Charles Collins asked what the board plans to do about the post of Municipal Court judge and suggested that the board return back to their old method of allowing two individuals to serve as Municipal Court judge. Collins said not only will this expedite court proceedings but will allow young local attorneys an opportunity to train for higher judicial posts, such as the Sixteenth Circuit judge's position.
The demographics of the Sixteenth Circuit "is 49 percent Clay County and the other 51 percent is divided among the other three counties, and to be prepared to obtain that seat Clay County, I feel, should keep our young attorneys trained and give them the opportunity and experience locally so we can have someone represent us there," Collins said. "That is one of my concerns."
Mayor Scott Ross pointed out that no resignations have been submitted to the city from Cliett or city Prosecuting Attorney Angela Turner-Lairy, who announced she will run for Sixteenth District Senator. Ross said there are no vacancies as of Wednesday in these two posts, and he said he is not sure if there will be a vacancy soon for the position of municipal judge. Cliett could not be reached Friday or Wednesday for comment.
As far as the concern about Cliett serving as both Municipal Court and public defender, Scott said Cliett did receive an advisory opinion from one of the Sixteenth Circuit judges informing Cliett that there would be no conflict for him to serve in both seats.
Collins said the issue is not about whether Cliett can legally serve in both capacities. Rather, he said, the concern is giving other local attorneys the opportunity to serve as city judge if they so choose. He said at this time the board is uncertain if Cliett will be able to devote quality time and service as judge now that he has been appointed public defender. Collins recommended local attorney Michelle Easterling for the post of Municipal Judge, expressing that Easterling has put in a lot of community service and served on numerous boards in the city and county.
"She's a vital part of the community," Collins said. "We can't send someone (to serve as Sixteenth Circuit judge) who's not prepared, who has no judgeship behavior. Let's not constrain ourselves to one person. Cliett has done a good job, and this is not a fight. I am looking out for the whole community."
The board took no action on this matter.
Cliett will begin serving Jan. 1 as part time public defender for the Circuit Court of Clay County.
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Bruins don't sugarcoat 'sloppy' win over Jackets
BOSTON – By all accounts, Thursday's game against the Blue Jackets was supposed to be a snoozer for the Bruins. Winners of six-straight coming into the contest, the only question that seemed to remain for the Black and Gold was how much they'd win by, as Columbus came in with the least points among all 30 NHL teams.
The tilt proved to be a doozey, but not for the reasons anyone expected. The B's played down to their competition and narrowly squeaked out a 2-1 shootout victory over the cellar-dwelling Jackets.
"That wasn't our best game but like I said it's going to happen throughout the course of the year," Patrice Bergeron said. "Sometimes games you're going to play better than the other team and you're going to come out on the losing side and the opposite is true and tonight is probably one of them. It was one of those nights we got a little lucky getting the two [points] but we found a way."
Columbus goalie Curtis Sanford nearly stole the show, turning in a phenomenal 26-save performance in his first start since January of 2009. It took a David Krejci goal in the third round of the shootout and a follow-up stop by Tuukka Rask on Antoine Vermette to keep the Blue Jackets from earning their first road victory and sending Boston's winning streak to a screeching halt.
"I wouldn't say this one was gratifying because I don't think we played well enough," Bruins forward Rich Peverley said when asked if it was satisfying to scratch out a win. "But if we had played really well, played well defensively, maybe that would be gratifying but I think we could have been a lot better. I think everybody knows that."
Tuukka Rask was undoubtedly the one Bruin who left little to be desired. The netminder stopped 30-of-31 (and two of Columbus' three shooters in the shootout) on the night to stretch his personal winning streak to three games.
"Yeah a win is always a win no matter how you get it," said Rask. "Today we didn't play our best hockey. Everybody saw that, but the result is the only thing that matters in this game and we were able to squeeze the win."
During their current streak, the Bruins breezed through the first five victories with relative ease, outscoring their opponents 30-10 in the process. But consecutive wins by a single goal over seemingly-lesser foes once again shows why the games aren't decided on paper.
"People can lose sight of how hard it is to win and how close teams are, whether it's last place teams or teams that are struggling, it's tough," defenseman Andrew Ference said. "And if you don't come out sharp, you get games like tonight where an ugly goal can easily win it no problem. So it's just a reminder every once and a while that we're not a team that can come in and do a seventy percent game and get away with it too often."
Nevertheless, Boston finished up their five-game homestand with an unblemished record and will look to continue their winning ways during an upcoming three-game road swing.
"We talked about it before when we were looking at the schedule we had and that was the goal and now we accomplished it," Chara said of the team's run at the Garden. "But that's not exactly how we were looking at it when we started playing those five games at home or six games, whatever, six and seven games we played at home.
"We were thinking one game at a time and our goal was to accomplish as many points as possible and we got all of them so now we have to set a new goal and we're going to have to be playing probably a little bit at home and on the road. We can't be satisfied. We just have to keep going."
Their bid for win No. 8 in a row will come Saturday night at Nassau Coliseum where the B's will take on the Islanders.


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A3 Subcommittees
Curriculum Development Committee
Chair: Dr. Nakashian
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Address issues related to substantive change curriculum and program proposals; university-wide curriculum development including, but not limited to, unique curricula (e.g., financial literacy); and interdisciplinary curricular emphasis of a specific (e.g., writing across the curriculum) or general (e.g., critical thinking, Socratic questioning) nature.
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Revise the Texas A&M University-Texarkana 42 SCH core curriculum to comply with new Coordinating Board rules (TAC 19, Subchapter B, §4.28-4.31). The new rules require exactly 42 semester credit hours (SCH) of core curriculum coursework nested under eight component areas (Communications; Mathematics; Life and Physical Science; Language, Philosophy, and Culture; Creative Arts; American History; Government/Political Science; and Social/Behavioral Science)for which three to six core objectives (Critical Thinking, Communication Skills, Empirical and Quantitative, Teamwork, Social Responsibility, and Personal Responsibility) are mapped.
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Provide assistance to the Offices of the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs and Planning and Institutional Effectiveness in all matters related to the assessment of curriculum (design) and instruction (delivery) to provide feedback for determining student mastery and continuous improvement of the teaching/learning process.
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Advise the faculty and administration regarding general admission standards for students seeking admission to A&M-Texarkana.
Online Education Committee
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – For the fourth-straight game, Miami's women's soccer team was edged by just one goal, this time by a 1-0 score at Marshall on Sunday afternoon. The RedHawks (3-5-0) surrendered a goal in the 24th minute and couldn't get the offense going on the field turf at the Thundering Herd's (5-2-1) new soccer complex.
Miami's high-powered offense, which averaged 2.71 goals per game entering the match, had been held to fewer than two goals just once through its first seven games this season. The team's last shutout loss came over a year ago on Sept. 14, 2012 to IPFW.
"I didn't think we competed particularly well today," head coach Bobby Kramig said. "I didn't think our energy level was where it needed to be. It has to be better. I think we struggled a little with the playing surface, their brand new field turf, but we have to go up to Akron and Buffalo to play on it next week. We beat Valparaiso on it earlier in the season."
Just over midway through the first half Marshall got loose in midfield and moved into the Miami defensive half. Sydney Arnold crossed the ball from the right corner and found leading scorer Myka DeMarco open at the top of the penalty area. DeMarco fired the shot from 20 yards out and found the top of the net over Miami senior goalkeeper Allison Norenberg for the 1-0 advantage.
"We had a defensive breakdown that gave them some room to play," Kramig said. "We didn't get enough pressure on them and they had a good finish in the upper 90 from the top of the box. We should never allow them to have that look at our goal. They're a good team and will finish that almost every time."
The RedHawks limited the offensive opportunities for Marshall throughout the game, allowing just one other shot on goal which Norenberg safely collected.
"I was pleased with our back four," Kramig said. "We made a couple changes and I thought we played well back there. [Freshman] Rachel Marble played very well. [Fellow freshman] Dana Miller had a very good game back there. The upside of this game is we didn't allow very many chances."
Miami controlled the play in the second half, keeping the ball in the offensive half for most of the final 45 minutes. Despite maintaining possession and taking six shots in the half, the RedHawks only placed one shot on goal, which Marshall keeper Lizzie Kish turned away to preserve her fifth shutout of the year.
Kish made three saves to improve to 5-2-1 while Norenberg stopped one shot to fall to 2-5-0. Senior Kayla Zakrzewski, junior Kelsey Dinges and sophomore Haley Walter, who had her four-game goal streak snapped, each had a shot on goal for Miami to lead the offense in the final non-conference game of the season before starting Mid-American Conference play next weekend.
"We're a better team than we showed today," Kramig said. "I have total confidence in our team. Everything we've been doing so far is about competing in the MAC, competing for a MAC championship, and I have every confidence we can do that. The lesson from this game is we have to come ready to play every game from the start."
Up next for the RedHawks is a road trip to take on league foes Akron and Buffalo on Sept. 27 and 29, respectively. The team's first home MAC match is Friday, Oct. 4 against rival Ohio.


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It is 1905. Asta and her husband, Rasmus, have come to East London from Denmark with their two little boys. With Rasmus constantly away on business, Asta keeps loneliness and isolation at bay by writing a diary. These diaries, published over 70 years later, reveal themselves to be more than a mere journal. For they seem to hold the key to an unsolved murder and to the mystery of a missing child. It falls to Asta's granddaughter, Ann, to unearth the buried secrets of nearly a century before.
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"Brilliant Reading of a Classic Novel"
Originally published in the US as "Anna's Book" this Ruth Rendell novel provides an exceptional portrait of three generations of woman in London from 1905 until the mid-sixties. Deservedly a modern classic, the reading perfectly matches and enhances the text. Ms Walter subtly differentiates each of the three women and finds every moment of humor, frustration and suspense as the diaries are used to solve a sixty year old mystery. Leisurely paced this is a novel more about character than event and an extraordinary listening experience.
Audiobooks have literally changed my life. I now actually ENJOY doing mindless chores because they give me plenty of listening time!
"Confusing, by it could just have been me"
It is 1905 and Asta Westerby and her husband Rasmus have just moved to England from Denmark with their two boys, with a third child on the way, which Asta dearly hopes will be a girl. Asta tells her story through a series of journals, in which she writes sporadically about various events, describing her family life; her marriage, her children, her maid, which make up her whole universe. Asta has an independent spirit and was not necessarily cut out to be a wife and mother, but she accepts her lot because other alternatives don't seem appealing or feasible. But this is only part of the story, because the other part takes place in a contemporary setting, sometime in the 90s, which is when this book was published. Asta's granddaughter Ann has come into her inheritance now that her aunt Swanny has passed away. Swanny was Asta's favourite child and having discovered her mother's journals after her passing, decided to have them translated and published with tremendous success. Now Ann is responsible for the manuscripts and intends to continue publishing additional volumes. But there are various mysteries to be found in what have become historical artifacts. Swanny was never able to learn the truth about her true identity after receiving an anonymous letter telling her she was not in fact Asta's child, something which Asta herself refused to confirm on way or another. Is the answer to be found in one of the volumes? But there are also mentions about a horrible crime which was a sensation in it's time, with Alfred Roper accused of murdering his wife and the disappearance of their young toddler Lizzie. Was Swanny that Roper child? And if not, what happened to Lizzie? These are mysteries which Ann and a friend producing a movie about the murder mystery are out to solve.
The premise of this novel seemed very interesting, but I found the story very confusing, with two seemingly completely separate stories and families that had nothing in common somehow connected in a way which is only revealed at the very end. Perhaps this is a story which benefits from a second reading. Then again, perhaps my own mind is too muddled to understand a plot which doesn't follow a familiar narrative style. I also kept wondering why Asta's journals had become such hugely successful books, as they didn't seem to make for such gripping reading on their own. Don't let my confused ramblings about this book influence you though, because it seems to have met with a lot of appreciation with other readers.
"Enthralling Multi-generational Mystery Story"
I loved this audiobook - definitely one of my favorites so far. Ruth Rendell/Barbara Vine is a superb mystery writer. I've listened to, or read, everything she's ever written.
The most memorable parts of the book for me were in the early chapters where Asta writes in her diary of her early life after immigrating from Denmark to London with her husband, the birth of their children, of Swanny's place in the family, and their rise from near poverty to a life of upper class wealth. Asta herself was a contradiction: tough and cold sometimes, and yet warm and motherly too. She was a survivor first of all and you get the feeling that she would endure anything to get what she wanted. The psychological makeup and interraction between Rendell's characters are what makes her stuff so good.
Harriet Walter brought life to the characters with her scandinavian accent and superb narration. There's nothing worse for an audiobook experience than a bad narrator or better than a good one.
I loved it - from the first word to the last. I looked forward to my long commutes so that I could listen to the book without interruption.
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"Harriet Walter reading brings mystery to life"
Absolutely. Harriet Walter's reading is so extraordinarily good, so convincing, I would listen to the book again just to appreciate it all over again.
The story is generational, and told from the points of view of three women in the same family over the course of a century. All the characters are compelling, and Walter makes them all distinct so that they all draw you in.
First of all, since Asta's character is originally from Denmark, it's important that the reader be able to do a convincing Danish accent for large segments of the book, because her background is so much a part of Asta's character, and the themes of immigrants, changing identities and self-definition and re-definition are at the core of the novel. Walter produces these different voices, accents and characters with seeming ease, and this is saying quite a lot, because there are sections here and there in which she must actually speak a few lines in Danish. I don't know whether Walter actually speaks the language, but even if she was only well coached to be able to deliver the requisite lines, it was very convincing. But more generally speaking, the quality that Walter brings to her reading is a sort of unhurried thoughtfulness that pervades every line. You never feel her either rushing or pushing or bringing herself forward in the performance. Rather, she uses her beautiful, soft-spoken voice to give the characters life. Except, of course, when a character is brusque, or tough or some other quality that requires vocal strength or harshness, which Walter then also delivers. One of her funnier characterizations (among many fine ones) is that of Lisa, a rather vulgar young American girl. Often British actors over-simplify American accents, over-emphasizing "r"s and flat "a"s and not really getting the vowels sounds right, or being specific enough about our regional accents. Walter does NOT fall into this trap. Her Lisa was, again, utterly convincing, and I could not even recognize Walter's own voice in her portrayal.
Rather than make me laugh or cry, the book kept me enthralled and I couldn't put it down; I just had to listen to it over the better part of two days straight. None of the characters are particularly sentimental; this is Barbara Vine, after all.
Well, obviously, I think if anyone who likes psychological mystery is really going to enjoy this book. In Asta's Book, Barbara Vine finds a perfect interpreter in Harriet Walter.
"Intriguing mystery with that added Barbara Vine tw"
Yes. Even though you know the ending there are still layers not captured in the first listening.
The intrigue, the complex layers and the number of stories within a story.
Excellent reader. She really became part of the story.
Twists and turns to keep you on the edge of your seat.
This book is really lovely. Kind of a sleepy mystery wrapped in a sleepy mystery. It was sad, and happy, and touching. Asta is a super dynamic character. I couldn't decide whether to love her or hate her. And I suppose that is the affect that Vine was going for. I really solid book that almost anyone would enjoy.
"One of her best"
Ruth Rendell is a great modern novelest, especially when she writes as Barbara Vine. This one is less weird but much more complex than most, and the main character is fascinating.
"A Long story--Not Vine's best. Plot drags."
I can't imagine anyone who would not find this book tedious.
There could be fewer characters and generations; speedier, tighter plot development; more suspense instead of the promise of it.
The narrator was excellent.
All of them.
"Intriguing Story"
If you are not a speaker of danish and not aware, as i was not, that the pronunciation is not correct, then the delivery of this captivating story is near perfect. It is unfortunate to give such a quality novel and beautiful reading an average rating of three stars, as the previous reviewer did, on a point which will be irrelevant to most listeners. One of the best Barbara Vine stories read with feeling.
If I could give this book 10 stars I would - what an amazing story, and so well read - I usually prefer male narrators, but Harriet Walter (an amazing actress!) does this justice, and more. Because the story is so long I HAD to put it down, but would have much preferred not to... Highly recommended.
"Ponderously Paced"
Although I'd previously read the print edition of this novel a couple of times, Harriet Walters' performance made me view it in a completely different light. Firstly, it was far too long and could have been edited by at least 100 pages with no effect on the plot. The central character, Asta, was a spoilt peevish woman with an inbuilt snobbery. Her diaries, which were apparently revered across the world and eagerly awaited by a keen and devoted readership quite frankly weren't that interesting. As for the characters of Swanny and Ann, well, they were a bit two - dimensional to say the least.
Harriet Walters' performance was fairly good, but I cannot comment on the Danish translations. However, sometimes it sounded a bit Welsh to my ears!
"It all depends ..."
It all depends on if you can say r?dgr?d med fl?de. Harriet Walter has played Hedda Gabler in the past, so that may explain the Norwegian lilt but not the mispronunciation of Danish names and places. It wouldn't matter so much if there weren't lots of references to the language in the book. I expected better from such a good actor. This is Barbara Vine at her best and it's unabridged. It should have been an all time favourite, (especially for someone with Danish roots) but I can only give it 3 stars.
If you don't know Danish from Dutch and it's all Scandiwegian to you, then it won't matter and you can get on with enjoying the book.
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