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At the Queen's Theatre, Les Miserables will also welcome several new cast members next month. From 25 June 2007, Gary Watson (Evita) will play Marius, with Melanie Barrie (Daddy Cool, Mary Poppins) as Madame Thenardier, Edward Baruwa (Porgy and Bess, Rent) as Enjolras, Cassandra Compton (runner-up in TV's The X Factor 2004) and Claire-Marie Hall, making her West End debut as Cosette. John-Owen Jones (Jean Valjean), Hans Peter Janssens (Javert), Joanna Ampil (Fantine) and Chris Vincent (Thenadier) remain in the cast.
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Demographic Changes, High Gasoline Prices Fuel Demand for Urban LivingSubmitted by joel.vanderweele on Wed, 06/18/2008 - 2:37pm
In a recent article in The Wall Street Journal, Jonathan Karp suggests that rising fuel costs and a desire to abandon the suburban culture of the previous half-century is causing both baby boomers and
CRA/LA, Largest Redevelopment Agency in the Nation, Goes "Green"Submitted by joel.vanderweele on Wed, 06/18/2008 - 2:11pm
According to a recent release on their website, the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles (CRA/LA), has decided to move forward with its ambitious Healthy Neighborhoods Policy.
Oil prices fuel fury from the pulpit. Some clergy question the car's role in society. L.A. Times, June 17, 2008Submitted by Michael McAteer on Tue, 06/17/2008 - 5:25pm
In houses of worship nationwide, preachers are railing against the forces of energy evil, and congregations are praying for lower fuel prices.Religious leaders are struggling to help their members cop
Los Angeles Times, June 17, 2008 Gas prices latest worry for real estate market.Submitted by Michael McAteer on Tue, 06/17/2008 - 5:18pm
The financial burden of longer commutes makes homes in outlying areas that are already reeling even less attractive.
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The final novel of one of America's most beloved writers—a tale of degeneration, corruption, and spiritual crisis
In awarding John Steinbeck the 1962 Nobel Prize in Literature, the Nobel committee stated that with The Winter of Our Discontent, he had "resumed his position as an independent expounder of the truth, with an unbiased instinct for what is genuinely American."
Ethan Allen Hawley, the protagonist of Steinbeck's last novel, works as a clerk in a grocery store that his family once owned. With Ethan no longer a member of Long Island's aristocratic class, his wife is restless, and his teenage children are hungry for the tantalizing material comforts he cannot provide. Then one day, in a moment of moral crisis, Ethan decides to take a holiday from his own scrupulous standards.
Set in Steinbeck's contemporary 1960 America, the novel explores the tenuous line between private and public honesty, and today ranks alongside his most acclaimed works of penetrating insight into the American condition.
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The Winter Of Our Discontent is a fairly interesting story, but it does not equal Steinbeck's notable novels The Grapes Of Wrath or East Of Eden.
The main character goes into lengthy introspective/analytical monologues quite often, and I found it difficult to focus on his musings. The story definitely had its positive moments, but it was a little slow for me. The overall plot was entertaining, but a little underwhelming.
Steinbeck is a very good author, so his more mediocre books (like this one) are still pretty good compared to the average author. For what it is worth, this book won the Nobel Prize for Literature, so another reader/listener may fall in love with it.
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I love all of Steinbeck's works, but this piece really touched me more than the others. It tells the story that we can really relate to today.
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His narration style is very good, very in tune with the character.
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French Pancakes
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These french pancakes are perfect for breakfast with their light and airy feel and bite. Baked with a batter of ggs, milk, flour, sugar and salt to taste, these french pancakes are crisp and thin and can be sugared or spread with jam and filled with berries!
|2 Tablespoon
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Beat eggs until foamy.
Add sugar, salt, flour and milk.
Continue to beat until smooth.
Have (about 1 tablespoon) shortening hot in 7 inch frying pan.
Pour in enough batter to thinly cover the bottom of the frying pan.
(The thinner the pancakes the tastier).
Bake until brown on one side, then turn over.
When done, spread with raspberry jam or any other tart jam, and roll up tightly.
Melt fresh shortening in frying pan for each pancake until batter is used.
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Lords EU Committee criticises European Commission proposals, saying it is ignoring its own better-regulation principlesLONDON - The House of Lords EU Committee has welcomed moves to improve regulation and to strengthen the supervision of financial institutions and markets in the EU, but has criticised the European Commission for its failure to follow its own Better Regulation Principles in its latest proposals to regulate hedge funds.
Overall, the Committee welcomed the steps (agreed in recent months at EU level) to improve the regulation of financial services by revising the capital requirements of institutions, increasing deposit guarantees across the EU and regulating credit rating agencies. However, it criticised the speed and manner with which the EC brought forward its latest proposals on regulating alternative fund managers.
It supported moves to set up a macro-prudential supervision body for financial services and markets in the EU and agreed that the de Larosière report made a powerful case for reform of micro-prudential supervision of financial services in the single market. However, it recognised that the role of the European Central Bank in such a body is a difficult issue, given that the ECB is the central bank for the eurozone but not the whole EU. The Committee said the UK government's thinking on the role, powers and structure of this body appeared less than fully developed and urged the government to remedy this if it is to influence final decisions in the coming months.
The report also examines issues such as the purpose of regulation and supervision, the process of legislative action (in the context of areas such as regulation of credit rating agencies, amendments to the Capital Requirements Directive and crisis management procedures) and home-host country supervision.
Lord Woolmer, who chaired the Committee for this inquiry, said: "The government is right to enter discussions on EU efforts to strengthen EU-wide macro- and micro-level supervision over the financial sector. But there are concerns," he said. "Financial services are a key, strategic industry for the UK. London operates in a global marketplace as well as in Europe. Many other EU member states do not share this perspective. The UK government must ensure these national interests are properly reflected in new regulations or in structural reforms.
"There are some worrying signs. The timing and pace of Commission proposals appeared dictated by the timetable of the European Parliament elections and the twilight days of the old Commission. The content of some proposals, especially those on regulation of alternative investment funds, was rushed with insufficient consultation and a weak assessment of likely impacts. The UK government has appeared to be behind the ball game at times. Getting things done right is now more important than getting things done fast."
The report will be available online shortly after publication at: http://www.parliament.uk/hleua
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Iron Gator Golf Course & RV Resort in Aransas Pass is beginning to take shape, as crews work to clear brush and trees from the last 30 acres or so of the 288-acre site. Rains in the past few months have caused a one-month delay in work, said Terry Lancaster, the resort's president of marketing. Officials with the resort also worked to save as many oak trees as possible, which also caused a bit of a delay, he added. Lancaster said the driving range is expected to be completed in 30 to 60 days with the golf course playable by the first of the year. The company is concentrating on Iron Gator Estate, one of about six gated communities at the resort. Lancaster said crews are waiting for the rain to ease before pouring concrete on some of the homesites.
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Iced Chocolate
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|175 Gram
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The chocolate syrup can be stored in the refrigerator and used when required.
Place the sugar and water in a heavy saucepan and stir over a medium heat until all the sugar dissolves.
Brush away any sugar crystals that have formed on the side of the pan with a pastry brush dipped in cold water.
Increase the heat and bring the syrup to the boil.
Cook the syrup to 102°C/215°F, or until the syrup spins a short, fine thread from the spoon.
Remove the pan from the heat.
Add the cocoa powder and stir until well mixed over a low heat for 2 minutes.
Leave the syrup to cool and refrigerate.
Add 1 x 15 ml spoon/1 tablespoon chilled syrup for each 300 ml/ 1/2 pint of milk and stir until blended.
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Owners can avoid these three costly sales-management mistakes
Hiring a sales person or sales manager is a priority for business owners who don't like to do sales. But it's problematic, because some reports say as many as 61 percent of sales hires are unsuccessful.
Personal bias and the inability to see the job or candidate objectively, no clear hiring strategy, and superficial interviews without reference checks contribute to the high failure rate.
The biggest mistake is hiring a salesperson based only on experience and likability. It's critical to pay attention to personal attributes that fit your culture.
For example, compare two hiring benchmarks for a salesperson from two companies in the same industry. In one organization, success is dependent upon (besides experience) problem-solving ability. In the second, management is less involved, and doesn't provide leads or clear direction. Success in the second organization is dependent upon the ability to self-start and self-manage.
This is a prime example of why salespeople succeed in one organization and not another, even in the same industry.
Consider that industry knowledge and selling skills are generally easier to train than personal attributes, such as self-starting and problem solving. Cultures range from formal to informal, individualistic or team-oriented, risk-adverse or risk-embracing, and the list goes on. Identify your culture and hire those personal attributes that fit.
The second error occurs when they start working at your company. Initial excitement can fade quickly. Many new hires fail to live up to expectations simply because of poor management. Managers say they don't want to micro-manage, so they throw new hires into the field with some version of "Go get them." After several weeks of misfires and being lost in the wilderness, both sides are unhappy. There is too little direction, coaching and motivation.


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What time is it? It is South Shore Frolic time, as the 62nd annual Frolic will take place July 15-16-17 in South Shore Park in Bay View. For the 16th year, it is under the auspices of the Bay View Lions Club.
Fun, food, families and FIREWORKS always describe the annual Bay View event and this year's Frolic will continue that tradition. The Frolic will have "something for everyone".
Here is the listing of activities:
Friday, July 15
4:00-9:00 p.m. - Fish Fry "the South Shore's Best!"
5:30-9:30 p.m. - Music by the Tom Anthony Group
At Dusk - "Movie on the Beach" featuring "Life's A Pic-A-Nic Yogi Bear", rated G, sponsored by the Law Offices of David Gruber
Saturday, July 16
11:00 a.m. - the annual South Shore Frolic Parade, featuring over 100 units including the University of Wisconsin Marching Band. The parade begins on S. KK and E. Conway and proceeds on S. KK to Ellen St., northeast on Ellen St. to Nock St. and finally east on Nock St. to South Shore Park. Immediately after the parade, the UW Band will perform their legendary "5th Quarter" performance in front of the Frolic stage. Sposored by the Braeger Automotive Group
Music: 1:00-5:00 p.m. by Breakaway
FREE Kids Games (on the hill), 4:30-5:30 p.m. with Lion LuRae - sponsored by Dr's. Cathy Drexler and Wade Mueller
Music: 5-6:00, Tom Trisco salutes Neil Young
Music: 6-10:00 by Six Pack
10:00 "Atomic" Fireworks, sponsored by Jim Wing of W.B.Bottle Co.
Sunday, July 17
Art & Craft Show: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. over 70 exhibitors, sponsored by the Bay View Arts Guild
Classic Car Show: 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. over 100 vehicles, sponsored by Clark Gasoline at KK & Clement Ave.
Music: 1:00-5:00 p.m. by the Britins - a salute to the Beatles
FREE Kids Games (on the hill) : 4:30-5:30 p.m., sponsored by Dr's. Cathy Drexler and Wade Mueller
Music: 5:00-6:00, an encore performance by Tom Trisco saluting Neil Young
Music: 6:00-10:00, Element 13
10:00 "Atomic Fireworks", sponsored by Jim Wing of WB Bottle Co.
Over 25 Food Vendors
Fireworks all three nights
Enjoy Bay View and the South Shore's three day fun-in-the-sun event!!!
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There was speculation last week that China's strategic oil reserves—stockpiles of oil that the country keeps for a rainy day—might be full. And that would be a bad thing for prices. Read More »
While the shale revolution was initially predicted on higher prices, the industry has gotten far more efficient over the past few years, Russell Gold said this morning on the MoneyBeat show, meaning that it can still operate profitably even with prices down around $80. Read More »
Crude-oil futures fell below the $90/barrel level again on Monday, after hitting a 17-month low last week, a sign that flagging global demand is having a measurable effect on the price. But unless the price falls below $80/barrel, it isn't likely to have a big effect on the U.S. energy industry, Robert Thummel, managing director at Tortoise Capital Advisors, said this morning on the MoneyBeat show. Read More »
Usually, the kinds of headlines coming out of Iraq, the Middle East and the Ukraine would reliably send oil prices higher, and they were – in June. But something else has come front and center in the minds of oil traders, and it is pushing prices down, not up. WSJ's Nicole Friedman sat down at the MoneyBeat desk this morning to explain. Read More »
Even with the U.S. housing market recovering after the historic crash, home prices still have not recovered their previous peaks, and some markets in the first quarter saw prices slide.
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On December 20th, I reported that a Pagan, Ginger Strivelli, was challenging her son's school in Buncombe County, North Carolina on allowing the distribution of Bibles, claiming that the manner of distribution crossed the line into unconstitutional endorsement. Strivelli, and noted North Carolina Pagan activist Byron Ballard, decided they would test the supposedly open-door policy for the distribution of religious materials as asserted by principal Jackie Byerly of North Windy Ridge school. … [Read more...]
Buncombe County School Blinks in Pagan Inclusion Test
Pagans Outraged over Bible Distribution in Buncombe County School
A North Carolina Pagan, Ginger Strivelli, is challenging her son's school on allowing the distribution of Bibles, something the school said is perfectly acceptable since they didn't actively hand them out."Jackie Byerly, principal at North Windy Ridge, defended the availability of the Bibles. She said they were not handed out, and students had the option to take them. She checked with Superintendent Tony Baldwin and was given permission to make them available. She said the Bibles arrived … [Read more...]
Resolution in Georgia School Harassment Case
Yesterday, just hours after I posted an update on the difficulties faced by the Turner family of Bowden, Georgia, whose son, Christopher (11), was facing religiously-motivated harassment by his school, another press release was sent out that seems to point to an agreement between Carroll County School District, the Turner family, and coalition of Pagan advocacy groups.Here's the full press release: Statement from Bowdon Elementary School, Carroll County School District, and members of the T … [Read more...]
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There are lots of articles and essays of interest to modern Pagans out there, sometimes more than I can write about in-depth in any given week. So The Wild Hunt must unleash the hounds in order to round them all up.The Atlanta Independent Media Center reports on a 11-year-old child harassed at his school due to his family being Pagan. Christopher Turner of Bowden, Georgia has been singled out, lectured on religion by teachers, and given suspensions for seemingly trivial reasons since know … [Read more...]


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It all begins with a boy, a father and a busy street. Christopher Wakling's latest book, What I Did, shows how one small incident can become a case study in multiple viewpoints, having a much greater impact on people as a result. Billy runs into the road ahead of his father on an outing to the park. His father reacts with the typical fury of an overworked parent, cursing and roughly handling his son. What takes this incident from minor to major is a woman who sees him disciplining the boy and calls child protective services, who launch an investigation. What is equally intriguing and at times baffling for the reader is trying to determine the details of what actually happened, since the story is told by an unreliable narrator--six-year-old Billy.
Despite the serious plotline, the narration is often laugh-out-loud funny. Billy's voice is similar to the young narrators of Jonathan Safran Foer's Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, and Emma Donoghue's Room. Lacking in social skills, he is imaginative and has a unique perspective of the world around him. He also has a fascination with animals and science, and his commentary is interspersed with random bits of trivia. Still, the reader only has Billy's perspective, and his actions are steered by a six-year-old's intellectual capacity for understanding what to do and say in order to bring this incident into proper perspective. A few sections read like a "Who's on First" routine, when Billy misinterprets what is being asked by social workers and doctors. Wakling has an interesting background, and mentioning on his website that this book was in part inspired by his own experience with fatherhood and the character flaws it has exposed in him. This is a unique, engaging read where the reader roots for Billy and his parents, despite their flaws.
One of the literary world's more prestigious prizes is Great Britain's Man Booker prize for contemporary fiction. On October 16, Mantel's novel, Bring Up the Bodies, won this year's Booker award. Second in a planned trilogy about Thomas Cromwell and the court of Henry VIII, Mantel won the same prize in 2009 for her first book in the series, Wolf Hall. While Mantel is only the third author (and the only woman) to win the Booker twice, she is also the only author to win again for a sequel. Between the Covers looked at Bring Up the Bodies in September.
One of the short list nominees was Indian poet and musician Jeet Thayil's debut novel and an homage to the sub-continent's drug culture, Narcopolis. Thayil, a self-confessed former addict, takes the reader on a fantastical journey through Bombay's opium dens and brothels. Often revolving around Dimple, a beautiful enigmatic eunuch working as a prostitute and pipe-preparer, the narrative slips in and out of the side stories of other characters while the arrival of heroin begins to exert its influence in this underworld. In interviews, Thayil says he wanted to honor the "poor and marginalized, the voiceless," whose story rarely is told and he does so in a portrayal that is disturbing and graphic but not gratuitous.
Also on the short list was author Tan Twan Eng for his novel The Garden of Evening Mists. In the earliest stages of dementia, Malaysian judge Yun Ling Teoh is retiring from the bench. Once a prisoner in a Japanese internment camp in the Malayan jungle where her sister died, Ling Teoh then survived the pursuant guerilla civil wars by taking refuge in the Highlands with an exiled Japanese royal gardener and artist. Elegantly written, grim with historical detail, The Garden of Evening Mists tantalizingly reveals the secrets in Ling Teoh's complex past.
The world has changed in Peter Heller's The Dog Stars. A pandemic has infected millions. Many have not survived, and those that have are shunned and avoided. The novel begins nine years after the outbreak, and centers around pilot Hig and his aging dog, Jasper. Hig and Jasper live at an abandoned airport with survivalist and gun-nut Bangley. Hig has refurbished a 1956 Cessna, which he takes on short flights in the area. He has to choose his paths with care. If he flies too far, he could run out of fuel. Airports in the area can be dangerous places. Wandering groups of marauders appear that would kill you as soon as look at you. Airport runways have fallen into ruin and there is a good chance Hig would not be able to land. He could find himself too far from home, and not able to find the fuel he needs to get back. He finds himself desperately lonely. He is reminded of his wife Melissa who died during the pandemic. Bangley is not much for conversation. Occasionally, Hig flies to deliver supplies to a group of Mennonites who have been infected with the blood disease, but he can never get too close with them. Suddenly, a tragic event happens that will change Hig's perceptions and force him to make a decision that will alter the course of his life.
The Dog Stars is primarily a character study of a man who has lost hope. It is a heartbreaking work, and the reader gets the sense of intense loneliness that Hig is feeling, trapped in this new world, fighting each day for survival. Written in short passages and often single sentences, the story has a distinct style that is very readable and ultimately compelling. This is a novel to be savored, and the reader will remember Hig long after they have finished the final page.
Bernadette Fox—mother, wife, one-time architectural prodigy—has disappeared, and it's up to her thirteen year-old daughter Bee Branch to put together the clues as to her whereabouts. Where'd You Go Bernadette is a brash satirical novel, told in a series of emails and other correspondence from various characters that relay the circumstances leading up to Bernadette's flight.
Bee's reward for a perfect report card throughout middle school was her own idea: a family trip to Antarctica. (She'd much rather have an expedition than a pony.) But her parents don't quite share her enthusiasm. Bernadette, the recipient of a MacArthur genius grant at the beginning of her career, suffered a crippling setback when her Twenty Mile House (built from materials sourced within 20 miles of its location) met a vengeful demise. She retreated from the world of architecture, setting up house with her husband Elgin Branch, a techie wunderkind project manager for Microsoft whose TEDTalk is the fourth most viewed video on YouTube. Increasingly antisocial and generally testy, she abhors dealing with her fellow Galer Street School moms, a petty group she refers to as "gnats." No one in Seattle knows that Bernadette is a genius in self-imposed exile who has hired a virtual assistant in India to deal with the overwhelming details of her life. How can she handle Antarctica? How can Elgin take a vacation when his team is working overtime on Samantha 2, a brain-computer interface?
Author Maria Semple, a former sitcom writer for shows including Arrested Development and Mad About You, has written a wickedly entertaining sendup of over-doting parents, the politics of private schools, the importance of keeping up appearances, the zeitgeist of Microsoft, and all things held sacred by the upper middle class Seattle intelligentsia. But at the heart of this novel are the relationships between a mother and daughter, and a husband and wife who appreciate each other in spite of it all.
Waiting for one's life to begin often means missing out on the present. In An Uncommon Education, Elizabeth Percer presents a reflective, coming-of-age story. Naomi Feinstein spends her childhood waiting for circumstances to change, especially hoping for more friends and freedom from her classmates' cruelty. As a young adult, she gradually comes to terms with her life, embracing both its imperfections and possibilities.
More than one person's reflections, however, this book is also an immigrant story and family saga. Naomi chronicles her lonely childhood with first-generation immigrant parents who were often in poor health. Her father was Jewish and her mother a Catholic who converted to Judaism, which furthers her feelings of isolation and confuses her sense of identity and where she belongs. Gifted with a photographic memory and fascinated from an early age with saving lives and curing illness, Naomi goes to Wellesley College to become a doctor. Her time at the school is heavily influenced by her initiation into a secret Shakespeare society comprised of students who are all unconventional or outsiders in some capacity.
Although a large part of this story takes place at a university, Naomi's true "education" is the life lessons she receives along the way, particularly when a scandal threatens her hard-earned friendships. Percer's writing is very poetic and lyrical. As a narrator, Naomi is smart and insightful, and as her character matures, so does her narrative style and thought process. Readers will relate to her journey, which is less heroic than it is a series of wrong turns and learning by trial and error. A good recommend for book clubs.
What do Skios by Michael Frayn, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce, and Hilary Mantel's Bring Up the Bodies have in common? Each has been included on the Long List of Great Britain's highly coveted contemporary fiction award, the Man Booker Prize.
Taking place on the private Greek island of Skios, blonde Nikki Hook is the coolly capable public relations rep for the prestigious Fred Toppler foundation. She is preparing for the arrival of, and fantasizing about, much vaunted guest speaker Dr. Norman Wilfred. Nikki's gal pal Georgie is heading to a secretive tryst at the other end of the island with dilettante playboy Oscar Fox. Lost luggage, mistaken identity, wrong rooms, taxi-driving brothers, and a language barrier all figure prominently in this farce, both comedic and satirical. Euphoksoliva, anyone?
Hobby-less Harold is recently retired. Seemingly estranged from his only son, on the very last nerve of his house-cleaning wife, and locked in desultory lawn care chats with his recently widowed neighbor, Harold needs a purpose. Purpose arrives via the mail in the guise of a brief letter from former co-worker Queenie Hennessy, who writes to let Harold know she is dying. Harold responds with a quick condolence note but instead decides that if he walks to see Queenie himself, she will survive. Marching along in yacht shoes and a neck tie, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry has Mr. Fry walking five hundred miles through England as he develops both blisters and perspective in this charming yet poignant tale.
Bring Up the Bodies is the sequel to Hilary Mantel's 2009 winner of the Booker Prize, Wolf Hall, and again features Thomas Cromwell. Now a powerful minister to Henry VIII, Cromwell's job is to clear out Anne Boleyn as Henry yearns to replace her with Jane Seymour. Written using present tense, the author offers a fresh view on Cromwell as a thoughtful reformer carrying out the wishes of the King. Mantel's skill in writing fascinating and suspenseful historical fiction is on display here, drawing in the reader despite the foregone conclusion. Mantel plans a third book which will complete the Thomas Cromwell trilogy.
Merriam-Webster's dictionary defines automaton as "a mechanism that is relatively self-operating" such as a robot. Such a machine forms the underpinning of the two-time Booker Prize-winning author Peter Carey's newest book, The Chemistry of Tears.
Carey introduces Catherine Gerhig, a London museum curator. She has just been told about the unexpected death of co-worker and family man Matthew, with whom she has been having a covert long-term affair. Catherine's boss assigns to her the labor-intensive job of reassembling a complicated Victorian mechanical toy in attempt to distract her from her overwhelming grief. Amongst the chests of parts, Catherine finds the journals of Henry Brandling. Brandling was an Englishman who had traveled to rural Germany to commission clockmakers to build a fantastic mechanical duck which he intends to present to his beloved sickly son.
Webster's second meaning for automaton refers to a machine operating according to predetermined directions; Catherine and Henry, as revealed through his diaries, both seem to be on autopilot themselves. Henry is on his single-minded quixotic quest to bring home a toy, the magical novelty of which he believes will spark his son to live. Self-medicated Catherine is slogging through the motions of life, unhinged as she is by her anguish at losing her lover.
Carey is a clever writer who blurs the distinctions between man and machine. Catherine eats only to live, Henry despairs at the paucity of food available to him, and what turns out to be a swan has a fully functioning digestive tract and eats for the entertainment of others. Henry and Catherine are objects of manipulation, as is the swan. The Chemistry of Tears is a well-written and intelligent story and Carey's illuminating descriptions of antique mechanical inventions are a lovely bonus.
Despite majestic surroundings and lifelong ties to the earth's bounty, there was little color in William Talmadge's days. A solitary figure living a simple life, his emotional and physical toils are somberly chronicled in Amanda Coplin's haunting literary debut, The Orchardist.
Set in the rural Pacific Northwest at the turn of the twentieth century, Talmadge spends his days methodically tending a grove of fruit trees started by his widowed pioneer mother on his 400 acres of family land. No stranger to loss, the middle-aged farmer still pines for a beloved sister who mysteriously disappeared years earlier. When he encounters two young and pregnant runaway sisters, Jane and Della, he decides to shelter them. His actions are shaped by his memories of the sister he lost and the family he hesitantly envisions. It is the one person who knows him well, his old friend Caroline Middey, who observes, "suffering had formed him. " Circumstances will now change his life, especially as a new baby, Angeline, becomes "his shadow in the trees," and the new bud of this makeshift family whose fragile underpinnings are about to give way.
Coplin's writing is spare and deliberate, with minimal dialogue. Much is conveyed by the silent introspection of memorable characters and their sense of belonging, especially of a broken Della. Coplin, who was born in Wenatchee, Washington, grew up among her grandfather's orchards. Her storytelling is rich with images of a frontier before railroads or highways and of a time and place when one belonged to the earth. Fans of John Steinbeck, Leif Enger 's Peace Like a River or Charles Frazier's Cold Mountain will welcome Coplin to their stack of enticing reads.
Debut author Kevin Powers takes us to the Iraq War and back in his poignant novel The Yellow Birds. Narrating from a secluded cabin in the mountains of Virginia, twenty-one-year-old veteran John Bartle recalls his hellish experiences in Iraq's Nineveh Province and his current struggles to rebuild a life ravaged by post-traumatic stress.
Private Bartle's story begins in basic training, where he quickly befriends an eighteen-year-old recruit named Murphy. They become inseparable, and Bartle takes it on himself to protect Murphy and get him back home safely. But once they arrive in war-torn Iraq, these two young soldiers discover that neither is ready to face the physical and psychological battles yet to come. What unfolds is a testament to friendship and loss set against the horrors of war, as well as a moving portrayal of how war affects not just soldiers but also their families and friends at home.
Powers, an Iraq veteran himself and recent M.F.A. graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, has the voice of a poet and wrote The Yellow Birds largely based on his own war experiences. Early praise from authors like Colm Toibin and Ann Patchett hails this novel as a "superb literary achievement" and proclaims it a modern classic. In fact, New York Times bestselling author Chris Cleave has compared Powers to Ernest Hemingway and Cormac McCarthy for his use of spare, lyrical prose.
Rich with flashbacks, metaphors, and written in a stream-of-consciousness style, The Yellow Birds will stay with you long after the final page. Readers who enjoy this new novel may also want to try Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk by Ben Fountain and Fobbit by David Abrams, two equally wonderful stories that take a satirical spin on the Iraq War.
Tigers in Red Weather by Liza Klaussmann is the story of two cousins growing up in Tiger House on Martha's Vineyard. The first cousin, Nick, is getting married to the devilishly handsome Hughes when he returns from the war. But Hughes returns a different man, slightly distant and living in his own head. Nick requires variety and excitement, but what Hughes provides is stability and normalcy, and they begin to drift slowly apart. Helena is the second cousin, and she was engaged to a man who was killed in the war. She instead marries Avery, who works in Hollywood in the film industry. Later, Helena discovers that Avery's sole purpose in life is to maintain a collection pertaining to a dead actress and this drives a wedge between the couple.
Years pass, and Nick gives birth to daughter Daisy. Helena has a son named Ed, and the children become good friends. One fateful summer in the late fifties, Daisy and Ed discover the body of a young maid left beaten, strangled and covered in a blanket. This discovery affects all of the residents of Tiger House. Relationships deteriorate, secrets are kept and then revealed, and the world spins off its axis.
Klaussman, the great-granddaughter of Herman Melville, creates a compelling story. It is told in five parts, each focusing on one of the characters, and several scenes are replayed featuring a different point of view. This technique allows the reader to get a clear picture of the troubles facing Tiger House as well as the extent of the dysfunction within. Because of the unique storytelling style and the strong character development, this would be a good choice for a book club.
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Soy Remains a Favorite Ingredient for Families Seeking Affordable Meals
ST. LOUIS, June 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Almost half (46 percent) of Americans are reluctant to spend more on healthier versions of food, the United Soybean Board's (USB) 2009 Consumer Attitudes about Nutrition survey reveals. This is not for lack of interest: Of those not willing to spend more, 52 percent confirm the reason is financial. However, nutritious foods don't always come with a hefty price tag. Nutrient-dense soyfoods are affordable and allow Americans to eat healthy for less.
According to the sixteenth annual research study, 87 percent of Americans express concern about the nutritional content of the food they eat, a number that reflects Americans' interest in healthier foods. While consumers juggle nutrition and economic value, 88 percent still consider nutrition important when purchasing foods at the grocery store.
Within price constraints, Americans are taking greater control of their health by choosing functional foods that provide specific health benefits. According to Packaged Facts' Functional Foods and Beverages study, U.S. retail sales for functional foods totaled $31 billion in 2008, an increase from $26.9 billion in 2006. Soymilk faired especially well in sales.
USB's study demonstrates the heightened awareness of soyfoods' health benefits, as 84 percent of Americans rate soy as healthy, up 25 percentage points over the last 12 years. In fact, one-third of Americans purchase foods specifically because they contain soy.
"Soy products are an ideal option for those seeking budget-friendly meals. For example, a block of tofu can star as the protein in a family meal for less than $2, and soybean oil costs one-quarter of the price of some other healthy oils," said Lisa Kelly, MPH, RD of the United Soybean Board.
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Paul Pierce had 18 points and 11 rebounds, and Avery Bradley scored 22 points to lead the Boston Celtics to a 109-101 win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night. Kevin Garnett scored 18 points to help the Celtics continued their push up the Eastern Conference standings. The Celtics entered in seventh, but were no more than two games behind the next three teams ahead in the standings. Led by Pierce, the Celtics controlled the game and used a 9-0 run midway through the fourth quarter to seal the win. Last May, these two teams went to Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. On Wednesday, the Sixers lost for the ninth time in 10 games and are well out of the playoff race. Jrue Holiday had 18 points and 10 assists for the Sixers, and Thaddeus Young had 19 points and 10 rebounds.
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PHILADELPHIA - OCTOBER 11: Michael Vick #7 of the Philadelphia Eagles gestures to fans after a game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Lincoln Financial Field on October 11, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)
When the San Francisco 49ers finally let Alex Smith air it out, he outdid Michael Vick and the Philadelphia Eagles. Chucking its conservative approach in the second half, the 49ers surged back from a 20-point hole and beat the Eagles 24-23 on Sunday. Vick wasn't hampered by his bruised right hand, throwing for a career-high 416 yards and two touchdowns and rushing for 75 yards.
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by Durrell, Gerald
Publisher:Penguin Books
Fans of Gerald Durrells timeless classic My Family and Other Animals will love this hilarious tale, which finds him as an adult still charmed by his beloved animals. A Zoo in My Luggage begins with an account of Durrells third trip to the British Cameroons in West Africa, during which he and his wife capture animals to start their own zoo. Returning to England with a few additions to their familyCholmondeley the chimpanzee, Bug-eye the bush baby, and othersthey have nowhere to put them as they havent yet secured a place for their zoo. Durrells account of how he manages his menagerie in all sorts of places throughout England while finding a permanent home for the animals provides as much adventure as capturing them. For animal lovers of all ages, A Zoo in My Luggage is the romping true story of the boy who grew up to make a Noahs Ark of his own.
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