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- Mary Rowell (Viola)
- Kermit Driscoll (Double Bass)
- Scott Johnson (Guitar)
- John Ferrari (Drums)
- Stephen Gosling (Piano)
- Michael Lowenstern (Clarinet)
- Taimur Sullivan (Saxophone)
- David Cossin (Marimba)
- David Cossin (Percussion)
- Derek Johnson
- Ken Thomson (Clarinet)
- Greg Chudzik (Double Bass)
- Alex Waterman (Cello)
- Mark Dancigers
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A long awaited CD of a major new composition by one of America's greatest and most elusive composers from the early days of postmodern minimalism. A pioneering voice in the new relationship being forged between the classical tradition and popular culture, Scott has played an influential role in incorporating rock instrumentation into traditionally scored compositions, and the use of taped, sampled and MIDI-controlled electronic elements within instrumental ensembles. 'Americans', meticulously recorded in his own studio and presented in six movements, is a work over ten years in the making. Dynamic and endlessly complex, it is yet another masterpiece by this exciting musical maverick.Notes & Reviews:
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Works DetailsJohnson, Scott : Americans, for ensemble
- Performers: Mary Rowell (Viola); Kermit Driscoll (Double Bass); Scott Johnson (Guitar); John Ferrari (Drums); Stephen Gosling (Piano); Michael Lowenstern (Clarinet); Taimur Sullivan (Saxophone)
- Running Time: 19 min. 26 sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
- Written: 2003
Johnson, Scott : The Illusion of Guidance, for ensemble
- Performers: Stephen Gosling (Piano); David Cossin (Marimba); David Cossin (Percussion); Derek Johnson; Ken Thomson (Clarinet); Greg Chudzik (Double Bass); Alex Waterman (Cello)
- Running Time: 10 min. 5 sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
- Written: 2002
Johnson, Scott : Bowery Haunt, for 2 guitars
- Performers: Scott Johnson (Guitar); Mark Dancigers
- Running Time: 9 min. 37 sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
- Written: 2005
Johnson, Scott : Anthem Hunt (from Pact 2006), for ensemble
- Performers: Stephen Gosling (Piano); Scott Johnson (Guitar); Alex Waterman (Cello); Greg Chudzik (Double Bass)
- Running Time: 6 min. 11 sec.
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One of the first things I learned about the fishing industry is that fishermen tend not to trust federal managers. It makes sense: they're independent small-business owners being managed from the top down as if they all run their businesses the same way. I also soon learned that there is a wealth of scientists who want to help improve fisheries data and management. These people are arguably as passionate about their work and fisheries as fishermen themselves.
When you get these two groups together, they get along — really well. Every time I talk to a scientist or a fisherman who has been involved in cooperative research, I hear the same thing: It's amazing how much those folks know. The mutual respect and admiration for institutional knowledge and experience on both sides gives me hope for the future of fisheries data and management.
My education on collaborative research began at the first fishing trade show I attended — Fish Expo WorkBoat Atlantic in Providence, R.I. I remember Jimmy Ruhle, his brother the late Phil Ruhle (who helped develop the Eliminator Trawl) and David Goethel telling me in separate conversations that there was no way commercial fishermen would see a future in New England without taking a role in cooperative research and management. These days, the notion of collaboration seems like a force of nature in the fishing industry — and that's saying something about a line of work that relies on the balance and bounty of nature.
On page 24, Senior Editor Linc Bedrosian writes about his day at sea on the Darana R with skipper Jimmy Ruhle and a team from the Virginia Institute of Marine Science. They shoved off from Point Judith, R.I., to conduct sampling for the Northeast Area Monitoring and Assessment Program's spring trawl survey.
But what happens to this research when the boat docks? One option is to share it with a clearing house of data like MARACOOS, the Mid-Atlantic Regional Association Coastal Ocean Observing System. This massive and wide-ranging team is committed to turning ocean information into usable products for fishermen as well as government agencies. My profile of the program is on page 28.
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My favorite time of year is approaching. We're once again asking you to submit Crew Shots for our annual tribute to U.S. commercial fishing fleets. Please send photos taken this year to firstname.lastname@example.com, and be sure to include Crew Shots 13 in the subject line. We will also need to know names of those pictured (from left to right), the boat, home port, location (if not the home port), fishery and gear type. The more information you include and the larger your image, the better your chances are for getting into the magazine or on the cover!
I would like to continue to honor the work of our good friends at the NIOSH Commercial Fishing Safety Research Program and the Alaska Marine Safety Education Association by requesting photos of you and your crew in safety gear.
The deadline for Crew Shots submissions is Oct. 31, 2013.
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I saw a thread about being able to determine (guess) the sex of the baby based on the position of the baby. Does anyone have the link to this thread or any information about it. I had a Trans V u/s today and the baby was definately on the Left side of the print out. What does this mean... boy or girl? Take your best guess.
position of baby in uterus to tell gender....
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I don't have the link, but you should be able to google it. Anyways, I think left was girl... mine is slightly to the right, which was boy;)
I asked my DR about this and he laughed at me...lmao
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It's not really where the baby is positioned, but where the placenta is attached to the uterus. If it is attached on the left to center it is a girl and if it is attached to the right side it is a boy. The study showed about 97% of the time this was correct with each sex. I had an ultrasound done at 9 weeks and looking at it I have no idea where the placenta is.
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It's also relative to where the baby and placenta are positioned in your body, not on the picture. That won't tell you anything. I hope that my 8wk ultrasound wasn't indicative of what's going to happen at my 18wk, because my baby was butt-first crammed in to a tight corner of the amniotic sac, LOL! I swear the sac is pointed right around the baby's bottom. Please show the goods at 18wks baby!!!
Krista, mom of 3 amazing boys and 11 beautiful angels, rainbow baby BOY expected in March.
I had an ultrasound done at 9 weeks and looking at it I have no idea where the placenta is.
^^^That is what I was just thinking... I just looked at the pic again and can't tell where the placenta is but i do think I remember the tech showing us the umbilical cord and sac which were also on the left if what i am thinking she showed us was actually the placenta. Can you go look at in my default pics folder and see if you can tell?
FTM to Tristan - Born 3/28/11 (IUGR, FTT, Eosinophilic Esophagitis).
Loving my medically complex child.
Visit www.apfed.com to learn about EOE.
Am I wrong or is the placenta still growing? I thought the yolk sac was the base of nutrients for the baby.
I hear its where the placenta is attached to the uterus. Right is boy, left is girl. I asked the tech where mine was and she said its too early to tell. At the moment mine looks bang on in the middle and it will be a few more weeks yet before placental attachment is determined.
I am SO doing the nub theory with my 12 week scan though! It just seems FREAKY how often that is correct!
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The yolk sac is where the nutrients to the baby come from until the placenta is made. I believe the yolk sac turns into the placenta... anyone know for sure? My baby and yolk sac and everything was on the right side.
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Etienne, 62, a resident of Berberati town in the Central African Republic, is a broken man. Recent heavy rains and storms changed his life forever, in just a matter of hours. Read more »
Sierra Leone: Evacuated From Sierra Leone and the Boy I Can't Forget [press release]
Dr. Sophie Reshamwalla's time in Sierra Leone was cut short. The Red Cross doctor was evacuated from our treatment centre as a precautionary measure earlier this year. In this... Read more »
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Sierra Leone: Red Cross Helps Strengthen Sierra Leone's Broken Healthcare System [press release]
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He burst upon the fusty corridors of Victorian spirituality like a breath of fresh air, regaling one prime minister with his sense of humor, and touching the lives of seven presidents.
Who was this man? A sterling philanthropist and educator, D. L. Moody was also the finest evangelist in the nineteenth century-bringing the transformative message of the gospel before 100 million people on both sides of the Atlantic in an age long before radio and television. Thousands of underprivileged young people were educated in the schools he established. Before The Civil War, he went to a place no one else would: the slums of Chicago called Little Hell. The mission he started there, in an abandoned saloon, in time drew children in the hundreds and prompted a visit from President-elect Abraham Lincoln in 1860. But all this is just to begin to tell the life of D.L. Moody.
Drawing on the best, most recent scholarship, D. L. Moody - A Life chronicles the incredible journey of one of the great souls of history.
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Creamy Raspberry Sherbet
25 Nov 2009
Creamy Raspberry Sherbet makes for a delicious, easy and refreshing drink. This Creamy Raspberry Sherbet recipe is a great help to me as I can churn it up any minute I want. Happy drinking!
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Pour premixed Solait in a divided ice cube tray, freeze until solid, about 3 hours.
Refrigerate berries until very cold, or freeze them.
Shortly before serving, remove frozen Solait and berries, if frozen, from freezer.
Let stand about 5 minutes at room temperature.
Remove Solait cubes from tray.
If cubes are large, cut them into small chunks in food processor or blender, whip Solait chunks a portion at a time, use on-off pulse at first to break up chunks.
Then whip continuously until velvety.
Drop in berries, about 1/3 at a time, and sweetener.
Blend until smooth.
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IVI. L. HALL. coLLAPsmLE WARDROBE.
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APPLICATION FILED mma, 1921.
ci? L 62 'A 61 I v w UNITED STATES MARY LUCY HALL, OF LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
Application led January 3, 1921.
T o all whom 1f/may concern.'
Be it known that I, MARY LUCY HALL, a citizen of the United States, residing at Louisville, in the county of Jefferson and State of Kentucky, have inventedcertain new and useful Improvements in Collapsible lVardrobes, of which the following is a specification.
This invention relates to collapsible wardrobes.
One of the objects of the invention is to provide a collapsible wardrobe, especially adapted for temporary use for protecting all kinds of wearing apparel worn by men, women or children, such as suits of clothing, hats, and the like, and providing a desirable covering for such articles, that is easily and quickly assembled and not objectionablev in ap earance.
nother object is to provide' a device of the character described that may be compactly folded into -a package, of relatively small dimensions, that may be carried n a suitcase or small trunk when not in use.
Another object is to provide a folding, rlgid frame for supporting and distending the bag or cover to render it conveniently available for use.
Another object is to provide an upper` -bag and clothes hooks upon which the garments are suspended.
Other, further and more specific objects of the invention will become readily apparent, to persons skilled in the art, from a consideration ofthe following description, when taken in conjunction with the drawings, wherein Figure 1 is a perspective view ofr the wardrobe set up for use and closed.
Fig. 2 is a similar view showing the front side open.
Fig. 8 is a fragmentary view of the upper, interior part looking toward the front.
Fig. 4 is a plan view of the upper spreader frame showing it open.
Fig. 5 is a side view showing it collapsed for shipment.
Fig.`6 is a plan Viewl showing position of the parts as the frame is being closed.
Fig. 7 is an enlarged sectlonal view of one of the joints, in the straight bars.
Fig. 8 is a plan view of a joint between the angular disposed bars of the frame.
Fig. 9 is a central section thereof. Fig. 10 is an enlarged view of one end of the hanger bar and ,supporting hook.
Speoication of Letters Patent.
Patented Oct. 18, 1921.
Serial No. 434,516.
Fig. 11 is a central vertical section through the wardrobe when assembled and set up for use, showing the drop bar extending from side to side in rear of front opening.
F ig. 12 is an enlarged pocket to contain a spreader frame for forming a partition in the wardrobe, as shown in section in Fig. 11.
In all the views the same reference characters are employed to indicate similar parts.
The housing or cover for the device may be made of a suitable fabric, such as cretonne, or the like, and consists of two vertical side walls 15`and 16, and a back wall 17. The front entrance wall is divided into two curtain-like portions 18 and 19, adapted to be secured together along their proximate vertical edges by snap fastenings 20. The end closure 21 is rectangular in form, secured at its meeting edges with the side walls and the back wall, as at 22, by sewing, or otherwise.
In the front of the structure and overlying the upper ends of the members 18 and 19 is a band 23. The upper end of the curtain 18 is sewed to` the upper edge of the band 23 to the point 24, and the upper edge of the curtain 19 is sewed to the band 23, to the point 25. Beyond this point toward the free edges, snap fasteners 26 are used to hold the front curtains to the band. A similar arrangement may be provided at the bottom of the structure, and snap fasteners 27 are located at intervals along the vertical and meeting edges of the` members 18 and 19 to snap and hold them together as shown more clearly in Fig. 1. Any arrangement of curtain closure closable on vertical lines will come within contemplation of my invention.
The bottom end of the structure just described is closed by a rectangular end member 21', which is similar in every respect to the end member 21, which latter is located at the top end of the structure.
There are three spreader frames shown in the structure. A .larger number of intermediate frames may be usd to supply additional shelves.
The upper spreader frame 28, as also are the other frames, is composed of a plurality of.l
bars hinged together, adapted to be arranged in rectangular form when extended, as shown in Fig. 4, and to occupy smaller dimensions when collapsed, as clearly shown in Fig. 5.
Parallel side bars 29 and 30 are as long as the transverse depth of the housing which is to cover them to form the wardrobe. They loo los
extend from front to rear and areeach shown as equal to the lengths of the composite bar (31 and 32) or the parallel side bar (33 and 34)'. The relative dimensions of the structure parts is not of material inportance. Parallel with the composite side bar, 31 and 32, and intermediate this bar and the bar, 33 and 34, is a drop hanger bar composed of the members 35 and 36. The drop hanger bar appears on the upper frame only. The bar, 35 and 36, and the parallel members on either side thereof are hinged together, as shown clearly in detail in Figs. 7 and 10. lAs an example, the bar 32 is hinged to the bar 31 at a point 37, somewhat removed from the end 38. to provide a means for holding the bar members more or less rigid when they are placed in extended positions. The hinged together bar members are provided with nesting indentations and protub'erances, as at 39. The extension of the bar 31 beyond the rivet point 37, provides sufficient elasticity for the end 38 to ride over the connected bar to allow the protuberance 40 to enter the indentation 41, of the bar 32. The object of this form of construction is to hold the alining bars in rigid position when the frame occupies a rec'- tangular form, as shown in Fig. 4.
To produce the same effect at the points where the bars are hinged together in angular relation, I provide the structure shown enlarged in detail in Figs. 8 and 9. In this form of structure, the protuberances and indentations are produced. as at 42, and a spring washer 43 is located between the head 44 of the rivet and the bar 32 to provide some yielding elasticity to permit some la'teral movement of the bars with respect to each other so that the contacting surface of the bar 30 may freely ride over the protuberance 40 on the bar 32, this protuberance being provided by the indentation 41, as in the case just described.
After breaking the ,joints in the operation of collapsing the frame 28, the pivoted-together members move freely into collapsed position shown in Fig. 5.
0n the upper frame a drop hanger bar provided by the two members 35 and 36 extends from side to side back of the front opening and is pivoted to the side bars 29 and 30, respectively, and the members are pivoted together as at 45 by a hook member or stud 46, a part of which forms the rivet and another portion part of the hook 47. the latter being hinged to the stud as at 4 8, to permit the hook to lie in a plane parallel with the bars, as shown in Fig. 5, when the frame is collapsed. The hook also swivels so that the structure may be rotated on the hook as the axis.
A sleeve 49 overlies the shank 50 of the ho0k, and when the hook is in vertical posi-l tion, as shown in Fig. lO, the sleeve also overlies the stud 46 to hold the hook rigidly in its vertical upright position.
The hook 47 is the means by which the wardrobe is suspended from a fixed support, such as a clothes hook, bracket, or the like.
The dropy bar, composed of the members 35 and 36, is corrugated at separated intervals, as at, 51, to provide depressions in which to receive -t-he clothes hooks upon which the articles of clothing are to be suspended. The object of providing the depressions is to more positively retain the clothes suspending hooks upon the bar and to prevent them from sliding in the event that the bar should be inclined at an angle fromthe horizontal.
The bar is bent upwardly, as at 53, to provide a space between the upper surface of the bar members and the fabric cover overlying the upper end of the frame for the entrance of the clothing suspending hooks in the act of placing the garments upon the suspending bar members 35 and 36, within thel wardrobe.
One or more shelves in the wardrobe may each be provided by a pocket 53, consisting of two parallel layers of fabric stitched together at meeting edges, or near such edges, as at 54, except at its front edge 55, where it is left open. The rear edge of the pocket 53 is stitched to the rear wall 17, as at 56, and the three other edges are provided with flaps 57 58 and 59, each flap being provided with spaced-apart snap fastening members 60, for engaging relation with similar members 62 that are secured to the side walls and located in a. horizontal plane near the bottom of the wardrobe structure, more clearly shown in Fig. 11.
A spreader frame, substantially the same in every respect as the frame 28 shown in Fig. 4, with the exception that the drop hanger bar is omitted, is indicated by 61, is introduced into the pocket 53 which serves as means for spreading apart the side walls of the fabric structure, thus providing a partition and shelf. After the frame 61 has been placed in this pocket, the flap 57 along the front edge is't-urned downwardly and the snaps 60 are fastened to similar snaps located on the bottom surface of the lower layer of fabric constituting a part of the pocket 53, for the purpose of providing a finish at the exposed edge of the partition and for more securely holding the frame61 in place.
Another frame 63, similar to the frame 61, is placed in the bottom of the fabric structure which serves for spreading the fabric Walls and holding them in proper relation.
By use of the pocket 53, above the lower Wall 21 of the structure, a space 64 is thus provided within which to contain hats or the like. pocket 53 and the frame 61, is not desirable If the shelf, provided by the` within the inclosure, the frame may be removed from the pocket and the snaps 60 and 62 disengaged, whereupon the two parallel sheets of stitched-together fabric will hang limp against the rearwalls 17, without oc- Ucupying a great deal of space and the entire length of the wardrobe housing may be utilized for the garments that are suspended from the drop bar. As many shelves as desired may thus be included within the inclosure.
IVhile I have herein shown a single embodiment of myinvention, for the purpose of clear disclosure, it will be manifest, to persons skilled in the art, that many changes may be made in the general arrangement and configuration of the parts within the scope of the appended claims.
Having described my invention what I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is
l. A collapsible wardrobe having 'a plurality of detached spreader frames, one at the top and one at the bottom; aseparable fabric cover comprising rectangular end members overlying the respective frames;
. three side walls, permanently fixed to the edges of said end members of the cover; a front wall divided vertically into two side curtains, detachably fixed to the bottom end member cover and a band extending below the front edge of the upper end member of the cover and across the front wall to which the two parts of the front wall or curtains are attached by clasps and clasps connecting the proximate vertical edges of the two curtains of the front wall.
2. A collapsible wardrobe providing a housing of fabric of rectangular cross section having four side walls and two end walls, one side wall divided between the end walls to provide an opening having complementary fastening devices to close the opening; two collapsible spreader frames, rectangulai` in cross section when extended and insertible in the housing, one at the top and one at the bottom to hold the walls parallel and a hook on the upper frame extending through the upper end wall-by which to support the structure.
3. A collapsible wardrobe having an elongated, rectangular receptacle of fabric, provided by four vertical side walls and two horizontal end walls; collapsible spreader frames near each end ofthe receptacle to hold the side walls in parallel relation, the front wall divided into two vertically separated members; complementary fastening devices spaced apart and secured to adjacent vertical edges of the separated mem-w bers; a horizontally disposed pocket secured along its rear edge to the rear wall and detachably secured along its side edges to the side walls and a spreader frame within the pocket, thereby to provide a partition in the structure.
4. In a device of the character described, a rectangular, collapsible frame comprising two parallel, spaced apart bars; two angularly related parallel bars provided by hinged-together members, the latter members hinged to the respective ends of the first mentioned b'ars and spring pressed latch members to yieldingly retain the frame members in extended positions.
5. In a device of the character described, a rectangular, collapsible frame comprising two parallel, spaced apart, one-piece bars; two angularly related parallel bars, each` provided by hinged-together members, the latter members hinged to the respective ends of the rst mentioned bars; a drop bar having two hinged-together members and hinged to the one-piece bars between the aforesaid composite bars and spring pressed latch members to yieldingly retain the frame members in extended positions'. A
6. In a device of the character described, a rectangular, collapsible frame comprising two parallel, spaced apart,'onepiece bars; two angularly related parallel bars, each provided by hinged-together members, the latter members hinged to the respective ends of the first mentioned bars; a drop bar having two hinged-together members and hinged to the one-piece bar between the aforesaid composite bars; a two-piece supporting vhook having a shank divided into two parts hinged together, one part of the shank serving as a pintle for the last mentioned hinge; a sleeve slidable over the shank hinge to support the hook in vertical position and spring-pressed latch members to yieldingly retain the frame members in extended positions.
7. A collapsible wardrobe providing a housing of fabric of rectangular cross section having four side walls and two end walls, one side wall divided between the end walls to provide an opening having complementary fastening devices to close the opening; two collapsible spreader frames rectangular in cross sections when extended and insertible in the housing, one at the top and one at the bottom to hold the walls parallel; a hook on the upper frame extending through the upper end wall by which `to support the structure and a foldable drop bar connected to o posite members of the extended spreader rame from which to suspend clothing.
In testimony whereof, I hereunto subscribed my name.
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This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, a meeting room, and free newspapers. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include multilingual staff and a TV in the lobby.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 269 square feet (25 square meters) include a meeting room. This Saint-Apollinaire hotel also offers a terrace, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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TAMA, Iowa (AP) - State officials on Friday approved tax credits for developers to reopen a long-closed meatpacking plant in Tama that would eventually employ about 600 workers.
The Iowa Economic Development Authority Board approved $4 million in tax credits to Iowa Premium Beef, The Des Moines Register reported. To receive the incentives, the company must create the jobs and offer a wage of $15.42 an hour to 120 employees.
The company plans to open a beef processing facility at the plant, which was shuttered in 2000. The proposed $48 million project aims to turn the space into a "state-of-the-art beef production facility." Production is expected to begin in the fall.
"It's huge," said Tama Mayor Dan Zimmerman of the project. "It will create a big economic boost for the community."
The facility will pull cattle from 150 miles around Tama to help process Black Angus beef for food service, retail and international customers. It could initially process as many as 1,100 head of cattle a day. Officials say it could double its capacity over time.
Zimmerman said the project's financial support is solid, though he didn't provide additional information.
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Over at The New Republic, Ruth Franklin has one of the most rational pieces on Amazon.com that I've seen in a long while. She wrote this in response to Colin Robinson's The Trouble with Amazon article that appeared in a recent issue of The Nation. (And which I haven't read, because after subscribing to The Nation, I received all of four issues before someone promptly deleted my information. I've been too busy/lazy to try and correct this, so I'm always behind . . .)
Thankfully Ruth recaps this piece and Colin's main objections: that "its business policies are inarguably draconian," that discounting has hurt publishers and authors, that the "tendency of the Internet shopper to search rather than browse leads to a 'loss of serendipity' that was once key to the way people discovered new books. Criticisms that are valid and valuable, and also fairly common and well-documented. As Ruth wittily puts it, "I might as well try to defend Pol Pot."
(When I gave a report on Jeff Bezos for business school, the general reaction was that Amazon's business practices weren't nearly as vicious or capitalist enough. Most b-school kids think book people are sissies. Then again, these opinions were coming from students who respect the banking industry. And EvilWylie has shit on the bankers of the world.)
Ruth nails it when she points out the primary advantage of Amazon:
But we have known all this for a long time. The real trouble with Amazon, it seems, is that nobody truly believes we were better off without it. This is where the often-made comparison of Amazon with other monoliths such as Wal-Mart falters. Wal-Mart is not known for its catalog of obscurities; the merchandise it sells is all available elsewhere. It put the mom-and-pop drugstores and hardware stores and grocery stores out of business by offering the same items that they sold, just at lower prices.
This isn't the case with Amazon. Before it appeared on the scene, if you lived in a part of the country that happened not to be served by a great independent bookstore, you were out of luck when it came to getting books other than bestsellers. As a child growing up in suburban Baltimore—not exactly a backwater!—I felt keenly the lack of ready access to the books that I wanted. (Remember the joke of a selection at your local mall's Waldenbooks?) And with the quirkier independents—such as the great Louie's to which I paid tribute above—you were at the mercy of the owner's idiosyncrasies, which meant that you might find shelves stocked with contemporary poetry but nothing by, say, Tolstoy.
I know I've said this before, but I grew up in Essexville, Michigan. You know how many books by Tolstoy were available at our local bookstore? Exactly zero. Same as the number of bookstores we had in town. I don't even know what my childhood would've been like if I could've ordered any book my head desired.
It's all fine to now praise the availability of near everything to nearly everyone, but I particularly like this bit about the general publishing business model:
If the publishing industry is suffering from the price-lowering trend that Amazon has led (though not entirely on its own), it also has its own poor business practices to blame. Robinson quotes a boss at Scribner, where he used to work, saying a few years ago that in terms of advances, "$50,000 is the new $100,000." This isn't a scandal; it is a necessary correction to inflated prices in the wake of a global recession. I understand that the metrics can be somewhat complicated, but a system in which 70 percent of books do not earn back their advances is destined to collapse. There's something to be said for supporting books of quality regardless of how much revenue they bring in—this is why literary houses also publish diet books—but in recent years the amounts have gotten out of hand. Jonathan Littell's The Kindly Ones was a prize-winner and bestseller in France, but no one could have imagined that a 900-plus-page novel about a Nazi could sell anywhere near enough copies in the U.S. market to earn back the $1 million that Harper paid for English rights. (It reportedly sold fewer than 20,000.)
This is also all very true—and very well documented.
I know this is a personal flaw, but I tend to get defensive when people lay into Amazon and complain about how it's ruining book culture. For fuck's sake, there are dozens of things that have been ruining book culture for years and years and years. Suburban chains, TV, World of Warcraft, thousands of crappy books that are shoved down our throat, etc., etc. But what really gets me is what I see as the inherent hypocrisy in all this. Big publishers are big corporations wedded to the concepts of the free market and pure capitalist beliefs. The same principles that ensure that way more of [insert big six publisher of choice here]'s books are displayed, sold, reviewed, and pimped than those from [insert indie/nonprofit publisher of choice here]. The same principles that ensure certain books don't get published because they're "too literary" and the P&L sheets don't work out. This is the same game that allowed Amazon to become so powerful. As Ruth Franklin concludes, "Amazon is a quintessential capitalist enterprise, and it cannot be faulted for exploiting the free-market system that, for better or worse, we have embraced." And yet we do. Loudly and vitriolically.
Ideally things would be different. I'd love to live in an America where literary fiction was still appreciated, where indie bookstores were a key business in every neighborhood, where people talked more about actual books and less about how well they did in the marketplace, where there was a lot more book coverage and a lot more book coverage devoted to "smaller books" from smaller presses. A LOT would have to change for something like this to happen. A fixed book price law. A much larger public-private investment in literature and literary culture. A bit of a cultural sea change away from TV and Twitter and back to reading. In this socialist paradise, Amazon probably wouldn't be quite so powerful. But until that day comes, I have to say, for all the unsavory business practices they might embody, it sure is nice that I can order a copy of Cossery's The Jokers, since there are no indie stores in town and the local B&N doesn't carry it.
Since I'm fuming today over a number of things (including the general shittiness of my ultra-slow computer), I want to end by simply saying that I don't think the relationship Amazon plays in book culture is all that cut and dry. There are good aspects and bad. There are nuances. There is predatory pricing, the long tail, a wonderful grant program, ways to make book recommendations more social, and the questionable effects of automatizing recommendations. We all love having a purely evil enemy, but Amazon is part of a complex publishing ecosystem that has a lot of flaws and middling enemies.
At least that's my opinion. At this moment.
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Last year, NYRB Classics introduced English-language readers to Catalan writer Josep Pla with Peter Bush's translation of The Gray Notebook. In that book, Pla wrote about life in Spain during an influenza outbreak soon after World War I, when. . .
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Roger H. Herzog, 78, of Clay, passed away on Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012, at Upstate University Hospital after a brief illness. Roger was born in Canastota, and had lived in Clay for more than 47 years. He was formerly employed at Kilian Manufacturing in Syracuse, Rollway Bearing in Liverpool, and was retired from the Town of Clay highway department. Roger was an avid guitar player, and especially enjoyed playing country music. He is predeceased by his daughter, Tina M. Parry.
Surviving to cherish his memory are his wife, Beverly J. Herzog of Clay; his sons, Roger W. Herzog of West Monroe; and Robert G. Herzog of Clay; sister, Evelyn Aubrey of Fulton; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services: 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, at the Maurer Funeral Home Moyers Corners, 3541 Route 31 Baldwinsville. Burial will follow in Pine Plains Cemetery. Calling hours: 9 to 11 a.m. prior to the service.
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Kiran Reddy
- December 1, 2010
WAY? is a free location finding app. Install it and add your contacts (Your contacts also need to install the app). Select the contact and click "WHERE ARE YOU?" button and within a few seconds the contact's location will be displayed on Google map. Note: WAY? uses SMS messages for the communication.
Works great. Would be 5 star if gave location history & last known location when phone is off.
HTC Desire Had this app long time & it's been great.
Hafiz Bilal Ahmad Good
Works great on Evo.
Cool app. To find out where your friends are.
TAG 2-Way
TAG 2-Way software radio app.
Communicate walkie talkie style in a group or 1-to-1 worldwide.
Available on Android devices, iOS devices, BlackBerry OS, Windows Mobile, Windows 95->Win 7
Have traditional 2-Way radio fleet for Gov or Enterprise that you need smartphones, tablets & PC's to seamlessly communicate with from anywhere worldwide? TAG 2-WayLink gateways connect to your existing traditional 2-Way radio system(s) to enable worldwide 2-Way radio anywhere on any wireless device.
Enterprise server software available to encrypt & secure comms
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This is a Freeware. ©All rights reserved to Kiran Reddy. No warranty expressed or implied is given as to the use of this program.
This is a Freeware. ©All rights reserved to Kiran Reddy. No warranty expressed or implied is given as to the use of this program.