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The Democrats as usual are focusing on critical national issues...NOT.
Just meddling in an issue they have no business in, and know little about. But gives Dingy Harry an excuse to throw out the race card, dividing us as usual......
Reid, again calling the team's name racist noted there are 27 Native American tribes in his state and added that the issue was "extremely important" to the Native American population across the country and praised his colleague, Washington Democratic Sen. Maria Cantwell who he called a leader on the issue for her efforts in calling for the team's name to change.
""The name will change and justice will be done for the tribes in Nevada and across the nation," Reid said.
Political correctness run amuck, as usual.....absurd. The name was originally selected as a tribute to Amercian Indians..
Most American Indians other than the zealous leftie activists who have made a living suing for 30 years, could care less....many sports nicknames are about ethnicity....Indians, Braves, Celtics, Canucks, Blackhawks, Canadiens, Yankees., Vikings..
Dan Snyder the Redskins owner, is holding out against the name change. Seems, though, that if the name is changed, he would benefit from increased sales.... many would no doubt double down and still wear gear with the old name, so sales of Redskins gear would rise...and gear with the new name would sell as well...
(the new name may well be the "Red Storm" the name of a real Native American)
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Changing Redskins to "Washington Department of Football" respects the team's tradition of being forced to do the right thing by government....
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Location: Currently in Australia
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A Royal Enfield, a massive country and a 6 month Visa.
From Bangkok I took a flight into Kolkata. Last year I'd taken the same flight and been able to get a ticket for $50, this year I paid double. Just bad timing, looking online this ticket comes up again in November. I was on a tight schedule to get to Manali at the foothills of the Himalayas and jump on the road to Ladahk. From what I'd heard the passes through Ladahk to Leh can only be crossed in a few brief weeks of summer. So far Id timed it perfect, landing in the sweltering heat of early July, just as the monsoons hit. But I still needed to get to Manali in the state of Himachal Pradesh, 1,500Km away on the other side of the county. And I still needed to buy a bike.
Since this was now my 3rd time in Kolkata it made it more of an easy task to go to a trusted travel agent, buy my train ticket to Delhi
Then settle in at the tourists gathering point, The Blue something or other restaurant. There I met Honey an interesting Filipino girl who had traveled extensively. She took interest in my train trip to Delhi and immediately announced she would come with me. Humm, ok cute girl why not. The next day we boarded our train for Delhi riding 2nd class sleeper for the 18 hour trip.
Not a bad time for an Indian train that was crossing this vast country. The train trundled along and Honey and I had long deep talks the way travelers do, opening our souls and spilling all the deep secrets. Our other carriage mates were a group of Muslims from Myanmar on a holiday and sort of pilgrimage.
They were a fun and happy bunch, pulling out a mat and laying it across one bed they did their prays one after another. i asked Honey how they knew which way mecca was and one of the pulled out a compass! We all shared food and made small talk and then slept the erratic sleep, lulled and shook by a train at night moving across a country that never sleeps.
Delhi was hot. The train stops at New Delhi Station close to the tourist section of Paharganj. A area of dirt roads and crumbling buildings, beggars, filth, heat and sweat. This can't be a capital city? Cows roam the streets, eating plastic bags and rotting vegetables.
It seemed that Honey and I differed in our budgets for rooms. We'd agreed to get a room together, but she wanted cheap, really cheap. I like cheap too, but when its 42degrees I like AC too. After the train journey we were both tired. Honey found a place for some ridiculous price. So ridiculous I got my own room next to hers. I wasn't in a mood to be sweating and tired and trying to share a place with someone that had started to bug me. Earlier when boarding the train I'd offered to help her carry her massive suitcase onto the train, now it seemed it was my job to carry the damn thing at every stair and difficult spot.
Karol Bargh is a area in Delhi I'd heard about from everyone to buy a bike. After I got settled in my room and taken 5 showers, I ventured out to find this motorcycle hot spot, Hell the whole town was a hot spot. It was crazy hot and the only reprieve was riding on the air conditioned metro train. I took the train to the Karol Bargh station expecting to find bike shops everywhere. Nothing! and no one knew what I was talking about. motorcycles sieb? no sir nothing here. Eventually I found someone that told me to just walk up this road and Id run into the shops. i walked for miles and found nothing and eventually, frustrated, returned back to my squalid hotel.
Honey had been sleeping and I knocked on her door as we had early said we would get together and discuss our next plan. She about bit my head off telling me that she was use to men making the decisions and why hadn't I bought a ticket to Manali yet??? WTF! Were we dating? i don't remember any conversations about that, I certainly don't remember any sex, which if i remember correctly usually comes with dating. Its certainly usually the precursor to the shouting and arguments. I put it down to the heat which in our windowless rooms was unbearable.
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Before any one else asks, we need photos of Honey! Oh and BTW nice start this sounds interesting - I'm in!
Dreaming the dream...zzz
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I second the need for Honey pictures.
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Location: Tucson, Arizona
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Yes , show me the Honey....
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Oct 2007
Location: Traffic jam capital of the world, Mumbai
Oddometer: 368
Lot about Honey, little about bikes, or enfields.
It's moving towards a ride report, I'm not sure which kind.
IndiYeah !!
Joined: Mar 2006
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
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Honey Yes, pics are necessary.
BTW, paharganj is not the real delhi but its a budget travellers paradise.
Depends where you are staying though. But anyways, please show us some pics.
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I'm in -
I'm sure this is going to be a heck of a trip...
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Good so far,
But no bike, and no Honey.
I started with nothin', and still have most of it.
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Location: Tigard, Oregon
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Sounds interesting. Which Royal Enfield did you get? Do you just sell it when you are done with the trip?
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Geez calm down you horny lot. Don't worry Honey will be popping in and out of this story for a while.
Its been raining here in Manali now for 3 days straight. One small road threads its way up the valley from the south through this small town, it continues, winding its way north west up into the mountains of the Himalaya, over the passes and into Ladahk. The passes are closed in with snow now, buses are stuck, the road south has been closed with landslides too. So here i sit in Manali with snows all around on the mountains.
But just a month ago it was sunny and hot. I had arrived at midnight with Honey still grumpy after 17 hours on a bus from Delhi, in which time I realized I was traveling with a deeply disturbed girl, and I needed to do whatever I could to get the hell away from her.
In Delhi after my abortive mission the day before trying to find the bike shops of Karol Barge, at 5.00am Honey came knocking on my door to drag me onto a bus to Manali. It was probably the kindest thing she did for me, well other than the time we were out walking and she got really horny under the prayer flags in Mcleodganj. I'd met a guy in Thailand who had warned me about buying a bike in Karol Barge and told me the better deals were to be had in Manali. As it turned out he was totally right. I've met lots of travelers on bikes they bought in Delhi and they all paid too much, or bought bikes that needed major work done on them. Honey and I arrived in Manali at midnight. We'd left our guest house that morning trying to find the bus stand where the buses took off for the north. In the usual Indian confusion and miss information we found the private bus stand only to be told that the buses didn't leave until 7.00pm. Next hop in a rickshaw for a ride north to the government bus terminal and there we find also the nice luxury Volvo buses also don't leave until late in the afternoon, or we can take the locals bus that leaves in a couple of minutes. We look across in the direction of the bony finger pointing to our bus, a clapped out Tata, with puke still freshly dripping from the open windows. We climbed on board for what was to be a slow and arduous journey. Riding out of Delhi the carnage from the previous night was still strewn across the road.
Trucks and cars that had been involved in accidents were abandoned on the road and at the sides of the road. It doesn't help that although this is a divided highway the term "divided" seems to have been lost on the Indians plying this route. Our bus switched from side to side of the highway and traffic came past us on the wrong side of the road too. For a lunch break the bus driver saw no problem in making a u turn at a gap in the highway and then driving the wrong way down the road.
I don't want to harp on about Honey more than I really have to, so I'll just say that on the bus a strange argument broke out between us. I pledged that when we got to Manali she could go one way and I'd go the other. But seeing that we arrived so late at midnight, I felt bad just leaving her alone to deal with the guest room hawkers that were the only people around at this hour. We ended up getting a room together, things between us still a little strained. During the night the inevitable happened, there was snuggling, groping and then some wild thrashing around. Crap! had I just let my penis lead me into more trouble? Could I ever get rid of her now? In the morning we checked out of the over priced shitty guest house the tout the night before had led us to. I wanted to go up to Old Manali, a small village that the Lonely Planet said was the more laid back tourist area, and Honey was going to find a place still in the same area of Manali. Perfect! She came with me for breakfast into Old Manali and then when I'd found my perfect little guest house she decided she was now going to stay in a cheaper guest house just up the street. Ok I'll give ya a little shot of Honey for now
Old Manali was buzzing with Enfields. Thumpedy thump they went up and down the tiny crowded road outside the little cafe Id parked myself at.The riders an assortment, ranging from competent travelers to stoned hippies.
did i mention pot grows wild here?
One Israeli kid had just rented a bike from up the street. he stalled it outside my cafe and was trying to start it. A local, kindly came to his assistance and showed him the procedure. I later found out that there is a technic for starting Enfields, and its nothing like starting a little jap bike. The local got the bike started but now the kid was revving the hell out of it and wondering why it wouldn't move forward. From the hand gestures, I made out that the Israeli was under the impression that this was a automatic scooter! the local was trying to explain that he needed to hold the clutch in while the local stomped it into gear. I could see what was about to happen and was frantically scrambling for my camera. I'm not callous but really I was too far away to shout "stop" and really if this kid was stupid enough to get on this bike without having a clue how to ride it, then he needed this lesson that was about to unfold. Sure enough he dumps the clutch and gives a big ole twist of the throttle. The bike lurches forward and he fights with the steering and turns directly into a food stand. Luckily no harm, but hopefully he wont be renting a bike in India again.
Indians like a fuss, so when this kid hit the stand within seconds he had a crowd.
During my time in Manali I couldn't believe how many times I saw similar things happening. Im amazed no ones been killed yet.
I'd been in Old Manali a few hours there were Enfields everywhere.
and I started seeing posters of bikes for sale. Travelers finished with their trip and selling their bikes. I looked at one and still not really knowing much about them, was glad that a French guy I'd met earlier came with me to check the bike out. Alex actually runs one of the Enfield tour company's out of Delhi, a really nice guy and runs a top operation. It should be for 2 thousand Euro. But for people on a schedule with that yearly two week holiday these trips are the best way to go. There's no way I could roll into India, try to find a bike, and find all the information you need to take on this challenging trip to Ladahk in a couple of days. If you want to check out his site you can find it here. http://www.vintagerides.com/index.php?lang=en
Alex, much to the annoyance of the big Israeli selling the bike, warned me off it. "Over priced and in need of too much work". Another poster I'd seen describing a '92, bullet 350 with disk brake and luggage racks looked good, but said that the bike wouldn't be available until the following day. I took down the number and called it a quits on bike hunting.
In the morning I called the guy and amazingly got straight through to him. Richard an English guy was staying in a guest house just down the road, and I could come down now and check out the bike. I got that feeling from him, that he was someone I could trust in a deal like this. I rode it and thought these Enfields ride like pigs!. Gear lever on the opposite side was confusing at first with a few times hitting the brake pedal instead of the gear lever and worse hitting the gear lever when i went for the brake!. But the price was right, the bike had everything I wanted and I got him down a few thousand to 23,000rp, a price I found out later was a really good deal. She was mine and now the adventure could really begin.
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So why not hire something that that does not?
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Hi! I love exploring Boston, laughing with friends, and meeting new people. I love baking and cooking and learning about food. Snacks and wine are the key to a good life. I like practicing tae kwon do (just got my black belt!), reading classic novels, bestsellers, and trashy magazines, traveling, being near the ocean, over-dressing, Paris, overcast days, NPR, hockey, email, wacky adventures with my family, sleeping in, sharing, cold weather, boating, embarrassing pop and country music, hard cider, loyal friends, paninis. I grew up north of Boston and attended a local university. I really love it here and try to take advantage of all the city has to offer. I lived in Scotland for a year abroad and during that time traveled quite a bit around Europe and loved it! I try to be honest about what I think. I can take a joke and make a joke. I really like making other people happy in whatever ways I can-- often by bringing people together with parties and dinners - I like to cook and I like to see old friends and new connect. I like to make things special- I actually think life's too short to NOT take it seriously!
Alumni connections , Book club , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing sports , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Hockey, Martial arts, Running, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I don't believe in astrology
I have Cats, Fish
Middle of the Road
Davis Square- Daves Fresh Past and the Burren; Central- Phoenix; Back Bay- Back Bay Social Club, Dillon's, City Table; Beacon Hill- strolls down Charles and the Liberty; Rockport; Newburyport; Salem; Paris; Edinburgh; San Diego
Cake, white wine, great friends, Fall, cookbooks, long walks around the city, pizza, dresses, boats, colors, snow, my Saab, meeting new people, doing something well.
Planning fun activities with my friends, and I always plan ahead!. I keep my calendar full of dinner parties, nights at the bar, visiting my family, mini-vacations to visit friends in other cities, going to movies, and trying new restaurants.
The Interestings by Meg Wolitzer- follows a group of 6 friends from meeting at an artistic summer camp through their adult lives in New York city. A great perspective on relationships, class, psychology, and friendship.
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|5'6" (167cms)
|5'8" (172cms) to 8'11" (271cms)
|Body type:
|About average, Athletic and toned, A few extra pounds
|Blue, Grey, Green
|Dark blonde
|Light brown, Blonde, Dark blonde
|No Way
|No Way, Occasionally, Cigar aficionado
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker, Regularly, Moderately
|Nonprofit / Volunteer / Activist
|Executive / Management, Financial / Accounting / Real Estate, Legal, Medical / Dental / Veterinary / Fitness, Political / Govt / Civil Service / Military, Sales / Marketing, Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering, Travel / Hospitality / Transportation, Nonprofit / Volunteer / Activist, Law enforcement / Security / Military, Architecture / Interior design
I work in fundraising and event planning at a non-profit organization that focuses on social justice and spirituality. I get to meet people all over the country who care about making a difference and forming strong, positive communities.
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Never Married
|Never Married
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|Definitely, Someday
|White / Caucasian
|White / Caucasian
|Christian / Other
|Agnostic, Atheist, Christian / Catholic, Christian / Protestant, Spiritual but not religious, Other, Christian / Other
|Bachelors degree
|Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral
Bachelor's in English


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Brian Holland (born February 15, 1941) is an American songwriter and record producer, best known as a member of Holland–Dozier–Holland, the songwriting and production team that was responsible for much of the Motown sound and numerous hit records by artists such as Martha and the Vandellas, The Supremes, The Four Tops, and The Isley Brothers. Holland, along with Lamont Dozier, served as the team's musical arranger and producer. He has written or co-written 145 hits in US and 78 in the UK.
Holland was born in Detroit, Michigan. For a short time, he partnered with Robert Bateman, and together they were known as "Brianbert", collaborating on such hits as "Please Mr. Postman" for the The Marvelettes.
Holland has also had an on-and-off career as a performer. He released a solo single in 1958 under the name of "Briant Holland". He and longtime friend and future songwriting partner Freddie Gorman were in a short-lived group called The Fidalatones, and was later (1960–62) a member of Motown recording act The Satintones as well as being a member of The Rayber Voices, a quartet that backed up several early Motown recording acts. He partnered with Lamont Dozier under the name "Holland-Dozier", releasing a lone single for Motown in 1963, then was inactive for a number of years, and was then revived in the early and mid-1970s, scoring a number of medium-sized R&B hits. Holland resumed his solo recording career in 1974, hitting the charts as a solo artist in '74 and '75.
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What are some of the areas where we will see wearable technology?
According to IHS research the main areas will include fitness and health, healthcare and medical, industrial and military and infotainment
So it wearable technology a big new area?
Let's look at something that everyone is aware of today: the wearable technology wrist band. Projections are that wearable tech bands in 2014 will grow 250% as we have more manufactures Nike, Samsung, Apple.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistice suggests that Healthcare in general is a big area of jobs and employment. It projects that healthcare jobs will increase 10.8% or add 15.8 million jobs by 2022.
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The Piano Tunerby Daniel Philippe Mason
Author Q & A
A Conversation with Daniel Mason, author of THE PIANO TUNER
Q: Between college and medical school, you spent a year studying malaria on the Thai-Myanmar border. Why did you decide to make that trip, and what was the experience like?
A: In college, I wrote my senior thesis on mixed-species malaria infections, on what happens when someone is infected with more than one of the four species of parasite that cause human malaria. I was fascinated by the subject—it appears that infections with two species may at times be better than infection with one—but my work was mainly mathematical, and I had never had the opportunity to work in the field. Then not long before I graduated, reports began to come from the Thai-Myanmar border that mixed infections were more common there than previously thought. Soon after, I received a scholarship from the Luce Foundation for a year of research at the Faculty of Tropical Medicine at Mahidol University, in Bangkok, Thailand.
I spent a year in Thailand, splitting my time between the university in Bangkok and our field site in the province of Ranong, along the southern Thai-Myanmar border. There, most of our patients were Burmese migrant workers who had come to Thailand to work in wood mills or fishing boats, or travel to offshore islands to cut wood. The work was extremely interesting; there was a lot of malaria, and because most of the staff was Burmese, I began to learn about Burmese culture, history, medicine. After a year in southeast Asia, I returned to California, for my first year of medical school. Then the next summer I went back to Asia again, this time with a Japanese-Thai project studying malaria in northeastern Burma, specifically the Shan States, where much of The Piano Tuner takes place.
Q: When did you begin THE PIANO TUNER? Had you thought you would work on a novel when you first left for Thailand?
A: I never intended to write a novel when I first went to Thailand. I didn't even really keep a journal, only jotting ideas down from time to time, things I wanted to remember, but this was on napkins, bus tickets, nothing formal: Thai or Burmese words, brief impressions. I think there was simply too much that was new, that there wasn't really any time for reflection. It was only when I came back home, and began medical school, that I began to feel the need to write. It was a strange time to write; I would either work in the early hours before classes, or slip books on Burmese history between anatomy and physiology books.
Q: Where did the idea for THE PIANO TUNER come from?
A: The book began with just an image of a piano in the jungle. I wish I remember when I first thought of this, but honestly, I don't. I was often struck by reports of colonists bringing items from Europe to the colonies, for example there is a story of Frenchman bringing a bathtub to Indochina. Or the opera in Manaus, in Brazil. A piano seemed like a wonderfully complex symbol of colonialism; one can object to many aspects of European colonialism, but the beauty of at least some European music I think is universal. So it began with a piano; I wrote one page of a story about a pianist in Burma, and then decided that a piano tuner was a more interesting character, a person who is called to do a job, and therefore has room to change as a character. Of course, I would have had to have a piano tuner somewhere. It may be a fine to write a piano into the jungles of Burma, but such a piano cannot escape nature, humidity. As I wrote, I became more and more fascinated by piano tuning. While at first I thought of it as a relatively mechanical task, the more I wrote, and the more tuners I interacted with, the more I realized that the act of tuning a piano is really quite sublime. A composer provides a song, a pianist the motor activity, and the piano the mechanics, but a tuner is the one whose work transforms human motives and construction into beautiful sound. The idea of a broken piano is tragic, imagine the beauty in taking a contraption of metal and wood and strings and transforming it into something that can bring us Beethoven.
That is where the 'story' part of the novel came from. The general theme of how people are irreparably changed by their experiences came from my own sense of dislocation, loneliness, and disorientation when I returned to the United States after working in such a different place.
Q: You don't have a musical background. What drew you to using music as an important element in this story, and how did you gain a working knowledge of tuning, composers, etc. More specifically, what led you to chose an 1840 Erard grand, or Bach's The Well-Tempered Clavier?
A: Once I decided to write about a piano, I was suddenly confronted with the task of choosing what kind of piano, what was wrong with it that needed tuning, and what it would play. The first task was perhaps the easiest. I looked at books on the history of pianos for one I thought was beautiful—it was a visual image of the piano which drove the book, so it would be only fitting that I chose a handsome instrument. After that, it was like the personality part of a beauty contest. Erards were particularly interesting because of their past; Sebastian Erard was a tremendous innovator and technician, and the piano itself has a wonderfully bloody history entwined with the French revolution, which Edgar describes in the book.
As for tuning, I began with old tuning manuals, trying to learn how the instrument would work, what the basic tasks of a tuner are, and what unique things might have gone wrong with ornate 50 year-old instrument in the tropics, in the midst of a rebellion. Later, I had the fortune to share 'my piano' with two piano tuners. One, Ben Treuhaft, is a piano tuner in New York, who had actually tuned an 1840 Erard that was once played by Liszt. I remember being in his little piano shop on the Lower East side of Manhattan surrounded by an array of piano parts, while Ben read the manuscript and pointed out to me all my mistakes, some which were due to the uniqueness of an 1840 Erard, others due to my general ignorance. It was a day which makes one realize how wonderful it is to be a writer. Ben and I batted plot and dialogue back and forth, and tried to reconcile both narrative and technical considerations.
My choice of the musical 'theme' grew out of my choice of tuning. As is obvious by its name, The Well-Tempered Clavier is a piece that is closely related to the art of tuning a piano; it is a celebration of equal temperament, the tuning technique which allowed Bach to write a piece in all keys that could be played by a single instrument. The more I listened to it, the more enamored of it I became. Now I listen to Bach almost obsessively, especially before I write. Later, after I chose this piece, I would realize how wonderfully the structure of a fugue fit with the book's pattern of overlapping stories, not to mention the double meaning of the word itself.
Q: Why did you decide to set the story in 19th century Burma and the Shan States?
A: For some time, I thought of setting it in Thailand. I spent most of my time in Thailand, spoke Thai, and was very interested in Thai history. But 19th century British Burma allowed real historical and political tension, while Thailand was never colonized. There were other reasons as well. There are many wonderful accounts of Burma written in English by British officers, administrators, or simply visitors. Also, since I spent so much time on the border, where one could see the wink of pagodas from the mountains across the river, there was always something distant and elusive about Burma. Virtually all of our patients were Burmese, and I was always hearing stories of what it was like. Occasionally we would cross to a small Burmese city famous for its kickboxers, where the immigration office was on little island and you had to jump from the boat to get your passport stamped. But we weren't allowed farther inland.
Q: What kind of research did you do for the elements of British military history, Burmese history, geography, politics?
A: Researching the Shan Revolt was probably the easiest part of the book: the history is so interesting and colorful, that studying it at times feels like reading a novel (much of it reminded me of adventure stories I used to read, with jungle battles, legends of sorcerers). Surprisingly, I found that some of the most difficult history was actually that which is most well known. For example, it is much easier to learn about the local Shan rebels (for which there are only a handful of sources) than the history of the Raj. Because I found the history so fascinating I felt a certain commitment to it, and tended to be a little obsessive about making the story fit history, dates, etc. I remember at one point going to Lloyd's List to find a particular ship that Edgar could have left England on, but then knew I would have to follow its every stop, so I chose an imaginary ship instead. This kind of choice came up continually.
As for Burmese geography, I was lucky. I originally was going to set the novel either in the Chin states, in the west, where there was a revolt by a monk named U Ottama, or in amongst the Karenni, another tribe, among whom the name of the warlord Sawlapaw still brings stories of awe. But then I came across the story of the Shan revolts, and specifically, of the bandit chief, Twet Nga Lu, a legendary brigand whose body was said to be imbeded with amulets, and who, when he was killed, was boiled down to make a magical potion. Then, just when I had decided to focus on the Shan States, I was offered the research position in Myanmar that summer, in the Shan States. So by chance, I got to travel within a miles of my imaginary site. Unfortunately, I couldn't go there. That part of Myanmar lies right in the Golden Triangle where opium production and local insurgency has led the government to cut it off to outsiders. I would love to go there one day, to see if it is like how I imagined it.
Q: Dr. Carroll, the Surgeon-Major who commands the remote fort of Mae Lwin, is the only person capable of maintaining an unsteady peace in the Shan States. Is he, or any of the characters, based on actual historical figures?
A: All of the main characters are fictional. The only true historical characters to appear are some of the Shan princes, and references are made to certain British officers. Twet Nga Lu is the only true character "with a speaking role." One interesting point about Carroll, is that early in writing the book, I relied on several sources by a British officer named James George Scott; both a wonderful ethnography called The Burman, His Life and Notions, as well as some other gazetteers and histories. Only later in the process, when was I introduced to Scotts biography, Scott of the Shan Hills, did I realize how very much he was like Anthony Carroll. He was one of those amazing 19th century breeds of polymath, interested in everything, from linguistics and ethnology to natural history. And compared to other officers, he was very committed to 'pacifying' the Shan States with as little bloodshed as possible. So I think that Scott was an unconscious inspiration for Doctor Carroll: I used his writings to create a character, but only later, did I realize how similar the two characters were. It was very wonderful, like meeting an old family member. Scott appears in The Piano Tuner, although never directly. Carroll refers to him as his friend.
One aspect of this mix of history and fiction which I found interesting was to meet people from the areas in my book. Because I did not have the opportunity to travel to that area of the Shan States, this was rare, and so even more exciting. For example, in Rangoon, I met a woman who was the granddaughter of one of the Shan prices. In northern Thailand, I met a waiter from Mongnai, which is one of the most important Shan principalities. I could hardly control my excitement. I think he thought it was a little bizarre I was so interested in Mongnai, but enjoyed talking about his home. It so happened that there was a melodrama on Thai TV at the time about an ancient legend of Mongnai; although it is in Burma, the Thai and the Shan are very similar, and share many moments in history. So we used to go to this little ice cream shop to watch the show together. It was very surreal: it was like a soap opera, but with giants and magicians, and we would sit and watch and eat ice cream at about nine in the morning.
I think that for any author, after spending so much time with your characters, it becomes hard to convince yourself they aren't real. When I was in London, I remember looking in an old London Directory for the name Edgar Drake. There were several men with that name, and the old directories used to list professions. For a moment, I thought that I would see "piano tuner," and felt my heart race. I didn't, but I found myself double-checking.
Q: When you are a doctor, do you hope to emulate Carroll?
A: I hope so! Carroll is such an admirable doctor, he is very kind to his patients, he is well-studied, and he is humble in admitting when he doesn't understand something. I definitely hope to emulate these aspects of his personality, and his commitment to serving in underserved, remote areas. But I am also deeply envious of people like him, who can commit themselves to learning so much about a local area, who can sacrifice so much of their personal life in the pursuit of humanitarian goals. I could never stay in the jungle for so long. It is wonderful, for a time, but I get too homesick.
Q: Story-telling is an important part of THE PIANO TUNER. As Edgar travels from London to Burma, and eventually to Dr. Carroll, he hears many tales along the way. Was this an important element for you? How did you see this interacting with your role as an author?
A: The importance of stories became increasingly fascinating for me throughout the process, and in many ways, now I think the book is really about this more than anything else. Edgar hears other characters' stories as he travels, and is struck by them, until he slowly realizes how his own journey has begun to take on similar aspects of a tale, so that the book becomes a sort of Russian doll of stories, tales within tales, and the line between fiction and truth gets blurred. I loved the idea that Edgar could have started dreaming at any point in the story, and he wouldn't know, I wouldn't know. The stories Edgar hears tend to intertwine themselves with the story he is experiencing, until it becomes difficult to extract himself, to know again what is real and what is his imagination.
Perhaps one reason that I became so entranced by the idea of story-telling is that it is the thing that I share with the characters, all of whom are story-tellers in some way. This includes both characters who literally tell stories, to others whose reflections are ultimately reflections on the story itself. I realized after I wrote it, that when Edgar decides to write a letter to the War Office about the piano, deciding that its 'absence was an obvious omission in the narrative thus far,' this is not only a criticism of the War Office (who he feels care too little about the instrument) but in a way of me, the author, for not discussing the piano as much as he probably would have wanted.
Although this wasn't obvious to me when I started writing, the ambiguous lines of truth and fiction, between author and story, fit wonderfully with the concept of tuning a piano. At one point Edgar recalls a teacher who told him that in all pianos lie a song, and it is a tuners job to liberate it. The implication for literature is that stories exist as entities greater than the author, who is only a medium for them to escape, enabling pen and paper to express a story, as a tuner enables wood and string to express music.
Q: One can sense certain literary influences—Dante and Homer with regards to theme,Conrad to setting. Are there certain books or writers that have been important influences on your work?
A: I think that I am definitely influenced by other writers; I think that the best way to learn to write is to read. I think that in no other art form can you learn so well from the work itself as in writing. It is impossible to know how a sculpture came to be, or how one dances well, or how to paint. But everything is there in writing. We know exactly how, for example, Faulkner can create such a sense of fear because it is all there, on the pages. I owe so much to other writers as my teachers.
The authors that you mention are fascinating, because I think it is impossible for a writer not to be influenced by them. The Odyssey is such a fundamental story that I think that any story about a journey would seem to come from it in that it is so elemental. This said, I do feel directly influenced by it as well. I love the story, on so many levels, but mostly as an adventure story, in the same way that I first read it in my illustrated D'Aullerie's Book of Greek Myths as a child. Maybe this sounds simplistic. But in college I took a course on it, and I remember that despite all of the analysis, I couldn't escape the fact that it was just a great tale. And so when everyone discussed all of the complex reasons for Odysseus not reaching home, I remember just thinking: He doesn't want to; I don't want him to; When he gets home the adventure ends. This comes up in my book very often, and Dr. Carroll articulates it better than I. If my character's story is that of a journey, there is an always an element of him not wanting it to end but knowing it must, a conflict which I think has wrenching consequences. Of course, I wasn't the only one to read The Odyssey in this way (although I think that as a college freshman, I was probably convinced I was); one finds this reading in poems by Dante and Tennyson.
Conrad is also an interesting reference. Yes, I was influenced by Heart of Darkness, but this is only because it so wonderfully articulates such a deeply universal theme, the voyage into the wilderness. My book is not based on it, as say, Apocalypse Now is; Carroll is not Kurtz. But I think it comes from the same place as that book, the same imagining about what it is like to travel upriver and into the unknown.
Q: How have you managed to balance writing this book during medical school?
A: I really think I probably never would have written this book if I hadn't been in medical school. In some ways, there was a thrill to writing, in the sense that I wasn't supposed to be doing it. This is not to say my medical school wasn't supportive; some of the most warmth and encouragement I have received has come from people at school who have gone out of their way to help me write and study at the same time. This has been so important because my greatest fear is that writing would interfere with medicine, which I love. I really think that the two professions are wonderfully complementary. It is very hard, as a twenty-six year-old male med student, to imagine what characters who are not twenty-six year-old med students would do and think. But being able to talk to so many patients from so many walks of life gives a tremendous window into people's lives. This is not to say I want to write about individual patients, but I think that after listening to the concerns of people who are so different from me, I can more realistically portray characters who are so different from me.
There are other reasons I think that medical school helped me write. While medicine creates material for writing, perhaps even more important is that it also creates a psychological and emotional need to write. When I first came to medical school, I suddenly had to confront issues of death and disease and healing on a level which I could have never prepared for. And because students know so little, there is very little we can do, which can be extremely sad and frustrating. So writing was a way to process some of what I was seeing. There are many things you see while training to be a doctor that can change you, in bad and good ways. Writing was a way of trying to understand these experiences.
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A: Another piece of fiction set within history, this one taking place in Brazil. I have begun researching, and have written some, but am far from done.
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Kosher foods and other products are typically stamped with special symbols to signify kosher certification. There are many different agencies that certify kosher products, but the most popular symbols include the OK Kosher Certification (a K contained within a circle), the Orthodox Union certification (a U contained within a circle) and the KOF-K kosher certification. If you're unsure whether or not a food is kosher, be on the lookout for one of these symbols and contact the manufacturer, if necessary.
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