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This property of irritation is interesting. Very few people indeed, out of all the thousands who have involved themselves in the matter of Salman Rushdie, have come out of it looking or feeling better. One of the few, I have to say, is Lady Thatcher, who must have detested everything about Rushdie - his origins, his politics, his views on the importance of writers, no doubt his books if she ever opened one - but none the less awarded him the full police protection at public expense on which he still depends. British citizens were not to be assassinated by foreign zealots, even if they were non-white, left-wing, intellectual British citizens.
There is no Rushdie question, because the answer came first. It has always been absolutely wrong to kill writers for what they write. The problem today is that countless people have plans, many well-meaning, which are obstructed by the absolute priority of that answer.
Some want to get on better with Islam and to build bridges, but are frustrated by the Rushdie fatwa lying across their path like a reeking cowpat. Others, less idealistic, are maddened by the notion that a mere bloody novelist can block up the flow of serious business. In between, there is a large number of people who feel a persistent itch of guilt about Rushdie's plight but who are irritated by that feeling. They can be heard muttering that 15 minutes' air-time is enough for any individual's problems, or blaming Salman Rushdie himself for everything that has befallen him.
Now the Germans have plodded up to the cowpat and put their foot in it, up to the hock. This October, in the Paulskirche at Frankfurt, the "Peace Prize of the German Book Trade" is to be awarded to the orientalist Annemarie Schimmel. The President of Germany, Roman Herzog, has agreed to deliver the prize-giving speech in praise of the winner. The prize carries enormous prestige.
As soon as the winner was announced, however, there were protests. True, Schimmel is a great scholar of Islam, renowned as a writer and translator who has tried to bring the intellectual wealth of the Moslem world into German consciousness. On his recent visit to Pakistan, President Herzog took her with him as adviser and cultural interpreter. She was, the President said, "one of the few Western scholars who is able and ready to think herself totally into the mental world of this different culture."
She certainly is. Schimmel thinks that the Iranian death sentence against Salman Rushdie was understandable. And she has said so.
So how could it possibly come about that a jury of the book trade - of all trades - should award a "peace prize" - of all prizes - to someone who finds it understandable that a writer should be condemned to death for his book? It seems almost more likely that a jury of potato farmers would bestow their gold medal on a Colorado beetle.
There was no malice in it. The choice, like President Herzog's decision to give the prize away, was made by worthies with dimly good intentions, a vague devotion to culture and no imagination. Their idea was not to be controversial or even openly critical. It was - oh dear! - to contribute to mutual understanding between different cultures.
To be accurate, there was a concealed criticism in the choice of Annemarie Schimmel. But it was not directed at Salman Rushdie. Its unstated target was the American political scientist Professor Samuel Huntington, and his thesis about "The Clash of Civilisations".
Huntington wrote an article in Foreign Affairs a couple of years back in which he argued that an irreconcilable gulf of ideas separated Islam from the cultures of the Judaeo-Christian-liberal West, led by the United States. On the one hand was reason; on the other, intolerance and fanaticism. The new arch-enemy which had appeared to replace the fallen demon of Communism, he announced, was fundamentalist Islam.
Many professors lust for their own 15 minutes of fame. Huntington for years enjoyed the reputation of a clever Harvard maverick with leftish ideas about the Cold War. When it ended, Francis Fukuyama sprang forward and seized attention by proclaiming that the fall of Communism signified "The End of History". Huntington soon followed. "The Clash of Civilisations" was even sexier. Diluted versions of it have leaked into the groundwater of journalism all over the world.
Both theses, Fukuyama's and Huntington's, amounted to little more than sensational journalism in long words. The notion that Islam carries a built-in drive towards political extremism is historically absurd; trying to understand religious fundamentalism as a particular expression of nationalism is far more fruitful. There is no sign that the White House, tilted towards Bosnia, pays any attention to "Clash" theory. But the Germans are genuinely alarmed by it. There is a powerful and very old tradition of good relations between Germany and the Muslim world - Turkey in particular, but extending eastwards to Iran - which is about both trade and foreign policy. The idea that Islam is the West's mortal foe, to be challenged rather than appeased, appals the entire German political establishment.
President Herzog said last week that all cultures in the world were riven by differences between fundamentalists and moderates; the game was to prevent the extremists from winning. He refused to accept "Clash" theory, which might seem plausible from the safe distance of America but "in Europe I will leave nothing untried in my efforts to reach a peaceful and lasting coexistence between different cultures". This was why he agreed to give the Peace Prize to Schimmel. But then, in the midst of these fine ambitions, the flea bit.
The President now says, a trifle lamely, that some of Schimmel's more painful remarks about Rushdie and the fatwa came after he had agreed to make the prize-giving speech. But he may be too late to head off a whirlwind of angry reproaches. Typical is a remark by one critic in the weekly Die Zeit: "The Peace Prize of the German Book Trade should not be given to people who, even if they did not justify violations of human rights, silently accepted them and amiably shook hands with the hangmen."
That is right over the top. Schimmel is an honest person and her work for mutual understanding is a solid achievement. She has never (except, allegedly, in a private conversation) said that she approved of the fatwa. Instead, she has argued that the West fails to appreciate the agony of pious Muslims who read the Satanic Verses, and that talk of "free speech" in this case is irrelevant. This suggests that she is a victim of tunnel vision about liberty, but not that she is an accomplice to execution.
Three things are already clear. One is that President Herzog should have had the sense to evade this function. The second is that it's not so much the wrong prizewinner as the wrong prize. Peace? Booksellers? That will take some living down.
The third point is the hopping, invincible persistence of the flea. Salman Rushdie remains condemned. Among us and yet hidden, he still lives out his grotesque sentence of clandestinity, a secret sharer in the lives of all writers and readers. While this scandal endures, no honest conscience can find rest.
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Now we're getting somewhere! The long-submerged topic of "who should pay" for electric utility cybersecurity improvements has just breached the surface and is now bobbing up and down in clear daylight.
A recent article in Bloomberg documents several large U.S. utilities' efforts to recover current and future cybersecurity investments the same way they get paid for other infrastructure programs: by getting clearance from their state utility commissions to approve these expenses in their rate cases.
Actually rate payers (aka electricity customers) will pay one way or another, as they should, for the essential service that makes our modern lifestyles possible. Possible methods of payment include:
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SYDNEY, Australia and BEDMINSTER, N.J., July 23 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- QRxPharma Limited (Pink Sheets: QRXPY; ASX: QRX) announced today the initiation of a Phase 2 comparative proof-of-concept study to evaluate the efficacy and safety of MoxDuo(TM) IV (intravenous morphine and oxycodone) versus IV morphine alone for the treatment of moderate to severe post-operative pain in patients following hip replacement surgery. Data from this study will serve as a significant predictor of MoxDuo(TM) IV's clinical benefits and provide guidance for the design of further clinical trials leading to submission of an NDA to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) within the next three years.
"QRxPharma's goal is to bring to market complementary analgesic options for pain specialists, delivering greater patient tolerability and efficacy than current standards of care. MoxDuo(TM) IV is one of three Dual-Opioid(TM) products that also include immediate-release (IR) and controlled release (CR) oral formulations," said Dr. John Holaday, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, QRxPharma.
QRxPharma's MoxDuo(TM) products are the only combination opioids in commercial development. Extensive clinical studies have shown Dual-Opioids(TM) to provide better pain relief with significantly fewer side effects.
This double blind, active controlled study will determine: (1) whether MoxDuo(TM) IV has fewer opioid-related adverse events than morphine alone at equianalgesic doses and (2) whether the maximum analgesic effect of MoxDuo(TM) IV is superior to morphine alone.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Cowen Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: COWN) announced today that Christine Arnold has joined the firm as a Senior Analyst covering managed care and health care service providers.
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IMAP Search Behavior When Enabled Through Indexing and Search Service
The Indexing and Search Service (ISS) implementation and Messaging Server IMAP SEARCH implementation differ in their results in several ways. These differences come from fundamentally distinct approaches to the problems of search. The RFC 3501 standard is based on a simple substring comparison, while more recently developed search systems such as ISS and Google are based on indexing and lookup. The former is simple but expensive when searching large amounts of data, while the latter is specifically designed to speed up searches over massive amounts of data, at the expense of lost matching capability.
The following descriptions explain the current differences in the results when you use the ISS interface to perform the search.
Substring Matches
The IMAP standard (RFC 3501) states:
In all search keys that use strings, a message matches the key if the string is a substring of the field. The matching is case-insensitive.
The ISS implementation of search is not based on comparing substrings of the field. Rather, it is based on indexing technology, which intentionally ignores parts of the field string and uses index lookup for string comparisons to dramatically speed up the search process.
The following table contains examples of search strings that match when using Messaging Server IMAP SEARCH but do not match when using ISS.
IMAP SEARCH Strings That Do Not Match to ISS Search
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|Punctuation marks are ignored.
|Many small stopwords (such as "the") are ignored.
|Full tokens, not substrings, are matched (for example George, Georg, Georgie, Ingeo).
These examples are all standard conformant queries. These are fundamental differences. Some queries could be modified by ISS to support the last example (by using stems and/or wildcards). In general, though, a string match does not occur because too much information is thrown away.
Quoted Phrases
The Messaging Server IMAP SEARCH "collapses" white spaces whereas ISS does not. For example, searching for "rent or buy" in Messaging Server IMAP SEARCH returns results containing "rentorbuy" but ISS does not return such results.
Searches in Foreign Alphabets
A search including an accented character (foreign alphabet) returns only an exact match on that character in ISS. Messaging Server IMAP SEARCH returns a match on the character with and without the accent.
Which Searches Are Handled by ISS and Which Searches Are Handled Internally by IMAP SEARCH
The ISS interface does not map all IMAP SEARCH queries:
- Searches containing only "BODY," "TEXT," "TO," "FROM," "CC," "BCC," and "SUBJECT" fields are translated into ISS searches.
- Searches that contain "OLDER," "YOUNGER," "HEADER," "ANNOTATION," or "MODSEQ" fields are not sent to ISS.
- Any search that contains nested "OR" clauses is not sent to ISS.
- Finally, any other fields in a search query cause the Messaging Server IMAP SEARCH implementation to perform the search.
Currently, you either enable or do not enable ISS on IMAP for all search queries. You cannot select a finer granularity of search method, at the client, query, or account level, to use both ISS and Messaging Server IMAP SEARCH features in the same IMAP server.
For more information about constructing ISS search queries, see Indexing and Search Service Query and Sort Criteria Summary.
Handling Search Errors and Timeouts
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When you get on-line and want to listen to some music, usually the stuff you don't own, where do you go? There are many available sources, but these three are among the best out currently.
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Meditation does something good for a certain part of you, doesn't it?
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This was a particularly strong month for heavy metal as seen from the gems below. A couple of the better atmospheric releases were perhaps released this month by Barren Earth and Borknagar in particular.
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I've covered a lot of the metal in depth from this year, but there were some excellent rock albums released as well. Here are my personal favourites.
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Music lovers? emotions? what's the relationship?
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This is comparison of the atmospheric heavy metal bands Neurosis and Isis.
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This is a list of the greatest albums by the progressive band Opeth.
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Partners Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:PAR.UN) Announces Distribution of $0.05333 Per Unit08:00 EDT Monday, March 18, 2013VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - March 18, 2013) - Partners Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:PAR.UN) ("Partners REIT") is pleased to announce a $0.05333 per unit distribution for March 2013. The distribution will be paid on April 15, 2013 to unitholders of record on March 29, 2013.Partners REIT currently has approximately 25,704,077 trust units outstanding. Distribution Reinvestment PlanPartners REIT offers a distribution reinvestment plan whereby residents of Canada may elect to have their cash distributions reinvested in additional units of Partners REIT. Partners REITPartners REIT is a growth-oriented real estate investment trust, which currently owns (directly or indirectly) thirty-three retail properties, well-located in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec, aggregating approximately 2.3 million square feet of leasable space. Partners REIT focuses on expanding and managing a portfolio of retail and mixed-use community and neighbourhood shopping centres located in both primary and secondary markets across Canada.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Contact Information: Partners Real Estate Investment TrustPatrick MiniuttiPresident(250) 940-5500(250) 940-5501 (FAX)Partners Real Estate Investment TrustHeather RoutlyChief Financial Officer(250) 940-5500(250) 940-5501 (FAX)www.partnersreit.com


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Aileen was supposed to become a wise woman like her Aunt Beck, but then she messed up her initiation and spends the following morning in one of those depressions that sucks the joy right out of eating. So maybe it's just as well that she and her aunt are summoned to the castle and sent off on a quest to reopen the sealed land of Logre, which vanished behind a wall not long after Aileen was born. Things go wrong. When Aunt Beck gets herself cursed out of her own stubbornness, it's up to Aileen to take over and deal with all the problems — both large and small — that crop up.
When Diana Wynne Jones died in 2011, we lost one of the great fantasy and children's writers of the past century. There's a sense, not just of magic and quests, but of people who actually have to live in a world where curses might mean that every meal has to be spoon-fed, and where the horse isn't a gallant steed but a donkey that gets the cart stuck in the mud sometimes. There's true love, the refutation of childhood crushes and a gentle understanding that people sometimes make the wrong choices when they're alone. It doesn't take center stage, but there's a lot that an older reader will get that a child won't.
What makes a Diana Wynne Jones story is the understanding that as wonderful as magic is, it doesn't solve problems. Magic is merely an extension of the personality of the people who use it. Character, not power, decides the fate of Aileen and her companions.
The Islands of Chaldea was completed by Diana Wynne Jones's sister, Ursula Jones, an acclaimed novelist and actress.
In Great Barrington, Massachusetts, a hoarder dies of emphysema. While unearthing mountains of ruined furniture, useless junk and disgusting garbage, her daughter, Liza, discovers a small fortune in $100 bills. But someone in Massachusetts disputes her claim and is willing to go to any lengths to get his money back; including torture, arson and murder. Terrified and on-the-run, Liza travels across the country desperately seeking safety.
In Bisbee, Arizona, a developmentally disabled man suffering from Alzheimer's has gone missing, requiring an all-out manhunt. Friends, neighbors and the police form teams hoping to find the gentle giant before he is lost in the Arizona desert. What could these two cases possibly have in common?
Joanna Brady, now the well-seasoned sheriff of Cochise County, must juggle two challenging investigations at once, straining budget resources and pushing her deputies to their limits. Confronting long-held family secrets and lies, Sheriff Brady must do some unearthing of her own to discover the appalling truth.
Filled with non-stop suspense, original characters, taut action and realistic police procedure, Remains of Innocence is set in the backdrop of the hauntingly beautiful Arizona desert. J. A. Jance's latest Sheriff Brady mystery is sure to please fans of Michael Connelly, Craig Johnson and Archer Mayor. New readers of Jance's work as well as fans of this series will find this a very satisfying outing.
Chris Pavone's second book The Accident seems like an unlikely mash-up at first blush, but, in fact, it is a perfect blend of two worlds that rarely crossover. One world is the rapidly collapsing world of publishing and the other is the treacherous world of international espionage. The point where they connect is a globe-spanning multimedia empire, Wolf Media, whose founder committed a horrible crime. A memoir has surfaced exposing the founder's many crimes written by an anonymous yet highly accurate source. As the manuscript winds its way through the publishing world, it goes viral in the traditional sense of the word, it spreads unchecked and brings death to everyone who reads it.
Pavone's sophomore outing works for a number of reasons. You quickly see that the world of espionage and publishing are natural counterpoints. People in those fields work hand-in-hand with the powerful and influential, but they lack the wealth, resources and fame of the same. They are Cinderella at the ball, allowed to see the spectacle, but living lives much separated from it. Secondly, Wolf Media and its real life counterparts have had a huge impact on publishing and wield unprecedented influence on international affairs. Pavone tackles this idea head-on, showing Wolf Media as both the possible savior and destroyer of traditional publishing, while at the same time being manipulated by — and sometimes manipulator of — intelligence agencies.
Pavone, a longtime veteran of the publishing industry, provides keen insight into modern publishing, an industry that seems to be living from one quarterly balance sheet to the next. Just as interesting is his depiction of a post 9/11 U.S. intelligence apparatus that is so focused on one particular region and threat that an off-the-books intelligence operation can operate without oversight and for the benefit of corporate partners.
The Accident is much like the David Mamet film The Spanish Prisoner. Each time you think you know where the story is going, you will be surprised, right up to the final shocking revelations. Pavone has crafted a unique tale of intrigue, espionage and murder in our modern world where spies and secrets are far less the provenance of nations than powerful multinational corporations.
Harry Hammer, a hammerhead shark, has created his list of the top five coolest sharks in existence. Of course, number one is the great white with their rows of pointy sharp teeth. Number two is the fast swimming blue shark. The stripy and scary tiger shark clocks in at number three, and number four is the ginormous whale shark. Finally, to round out the top five cool sharks, there's the bull shark, who can swim in rivers as well as the sea. So what could be cool about a goofy-looking hammerhead shark? That's the question on Harry's mind in the first book of Davy Ocean's new series, Shark School: Deep Sea Disaster.
When Harry's class goes on a field trip to a shipwreck for a group project, their sea turtle teacher has given them strict instruction to not go into the wreck because it's too dangerous. However, Harry's group ignores their teacher's instructions and enters the rusty old ship anyway. Things turn bad and the students become trapped in the collapsing wreck. Can Harry use his special hammerhead sensory powers to find a way out and prove that he's just as cool as all the other sharks in the sea?
In the second installment, Shark School: Lights! Camera! Hammerhead!, we follow Harry and his friends as they try to find something entertaining to do during school vacation. When the "leggy air-breathers" arrive to make a new movie, Harry hatches a plan to become famous, just like his hero Gregor the Gnasher. But Harry's not the only shark with aspirations for stardom. Will Harry be able to nab a starring role in the film? Or will Rick Reef steal the show?
These fast-paced, action-filled, underwater adventures are sure to please first chapter readers. From dealing with bullies to embracing your own uniqueness, kids will be able to identify with the situations faced by Harry and his friends. As an added bonus you can enjoy some "Shark Bites," fascinating facts about the animals that live in the ocean.
Some books are beautifully written while others tell a fascinating story. And then there is Anthony Doerr's new novel All the Light We Cannot See, which combines exquisite prose with an engrossing and layered tale of history, science and myth set in Europe during the era of World War II.
In August of 1944, the French coastal city of St. Malo was the location of a battle between the occupying Nazi troops and the Allied forces determined to drive out the Germans. In the city, Marie-Laure LeBlanc, a 16-year-old blind girl, is home alone, hiding under her bed when the shelling begins. Across town, German army private Walter Pfennig is stationed with his radio team in the basement of the Hotel of Bees.
Doerr moves his story back and forth within a 10 year time frame. Marie-Laure was living in Paris with her father, the locksmith for the vast complex of the National Museum of Natural History. The pair fled Paris as the Occupation began, possibly carrying with them a priceless diamond steeped in legend from the museum's collection. As a boy, Werner lived in an orphanage where he repaired a radio discarded as trash. He and his little sister would tune in to French radio broadcasts about science. Gifted with an analytical mind, Werner is drafted by the Nazis, using his skills to hunt down amateur broadcasters for the Resistance. Doerr carefully unfolds each character's narrative as they gradually converge in St. Malo.
The center of this story might be a peerless gem, as cursed as the Hope diamond, both precious and horrifying. It might be the realization that both good and evil — or caring and callousness — can live within one heart. All the Light We Cannot See is a finely crafted work and deserves its place on The New York Times best sellers list. Readers of World War II literary fiction might also enjoy Tan Twan Eng's The Garden of Evening Mists, a 2012 Man Booker finalist.
We all have friends from yesteryear with whom we pine for the perfect, golden memories of whatever chapter of our lives we consider to be "the good old days." Rufi Thorpe's debut novel The Girls from Corona del Mar follows two best friends, Mia and Lorrie Ann, as their journeys take them from their California hometown to the far corners of the world and back again, testing their bond along the way.
Mia is convinced that her friend Lorrie Ann is her counterbalance in the universe. Beautiful, soft-spoken and otherwise perfect in every manner, she can do no wrong in her kindred spirit's eyes. Lorrie Ann's only flaw seems to be her terrible luck; despite being an elementally good person, she suffers three distinct, life-altering tragedies that leave her reeling and unsure of her purpose in life. Mia feels powerless, remorseful and guilty, as if her best friend was being punished for her own shortcomings.
As the two grow older, their lives become disparate; Mia marries and moves to Turkey to develop her career while Lorrie Ann is swallowed up by the world. After years of sporadic contact, Mia is shocked when her best friend turns up in Istanbul, battered and in need of help. What transpires after the two are reunited challenges the temper of their time-forged companionship.
The Girls from Corona del Mar is a tragic, beautiful reckoning of the worst catastrophes life can muster, and illustrates just how powerful and enduring friendship can be, despite the fragility of youth. Anyone who has lost a best friend to time or distance will sympathize as Mia and Lorrie Ann's story progresses. Rufi Thorpe has written a wonderful debut that will be enjoyed by fans of literary fiction or women's literature.
2013 was a banner year for Rainbow Rowell, having published two major hits: the popular Fangirl and the critically lauded Eleanor and Park, which won a Michael L. Printz Honor for Excellence in Young Adult Fiction. Rowell fans can rejoice as her hotly anticipated adult novel, Landline, hits BCPL's shelves today.
Georgie McCool is on the verge of a major breakthrough in her career. She and her writing partner have a huge meeting with a studio executive the day after Christmas to pitch their very own TV show. It's everything she's ever dreamed of, but the meeting means her family won't be able to go to Omaha to visit her mother-in-law. Georgie's husband, Neal, decides to take their daughters anyway, leaving Georgie alone on Christmas to contemplate their marriage, her career and how her marriage has turned into something unfamiliar and uncomfortable. She goes to her mother's house and finds an old-fashioned rotary phone in her childhood bedroom and uses it to call Neal in Nebraska. Neal answers, but not her husband of 14 years; it's Neal of 1998, right before he is about to propose, and suddenly Georgie wonders if she's destined to reroute their shared history by talking him out of their marriage before it even begins.
In Landline, unlike Rowell's other novels, the main relationship isn't a burgeoning romance: It's a marriage of 14 years. There's too much at stake to let it falter, and the tension between Georgie and the past and present Neals will keep readers itching to skip to the last page to see how it all turns out. There is a lot to laugh about in the book as well: funny, relatable characters; a pug in labor and tons of pop culture references. Landline is a winner for a great summer read, especially if you recognize the phone on the cover as something you had in your own bedroom (or just begged your parents for when you were in junior high).
Once upon a time there was a little girl named Princess Pink. Yes, her first name was Princess and her last name was Pink. Princess enjoyed mud puddles, monster trucks and giant bugs. She absolutely, positively hated the color pink. One night, after her mother tucked her in bed and turned off the light, Princess noticed that her tummy was grumbling. She tiptoed to the kitchen to find a snack, but instead of finding some tasty green-bean casserole, Princess opened the refrigerator door and fell into the land of fake-believe. Accompanied by Mother Moose and a green-haired girl named Moldylocks, Princess set off on a crazy-cakes adventure in Moldylocks and the Three Beards, written and illustrated by Noah Z. Jones.
Moldylocks took the still hungry Princess to the weird looking house of the Three Beards. Once there, the two girls tried the three Beards' chairs and tasted the three different bowls of chili. They also tested out all three of the Beards' beds, finding one to be just right to jump on and play Cowboy Caveman. Suddenly, the Three Beards returned home and were not happy to find that someone had been sitting in their chairs, eating their chili and jumping on their beds!
Did Moldylocks and Princess escape the three angry Beards? Or did they end up ingredients in the next batch of chili? And what exactly is a tunacorn? If your child has recently transitioned into first chapter books and likes zany, action-packed stories with unusual characters and colorful illustrations on every page, then this book is perfect. Parents will also enjoy the reading comprehension questions on the last page that will help you discuss the wonderful world of fake-believe with your kids. This book is an excellent pick for summer reading fun!
To commemorate the centennial of the outbreak of World War I this summer, many new books have been and will continue to be released. They range from new analyses of battles, biographies of personalities of the era and wide-ranging assessments of how the 'War to End All Wars' set the history of the 20th and 21st century and its continuing conflicts in motion. A furry character study for young readers comes in Ann Bausum's Stubby the War Dog: The True Story of World War I's Bravest Dog. As the United States was at last pulled into the war in 1917, a stray, brindle-colored Boston Bull Terrier wandered onto a soldiers' training ground at Yale University. The soldiers all took a liking to this sweet, short-tailed dog, but none more than enlisted man James Conroy.
Training complete (for both men and dog), the soldiers were sent to sea, and Conroy smuggled the pup onto the ship bound for France. Now considered a mascot, Stubby had been taught to stand on his rear legs and lift his right paw to salute high-ranking officers. This endeared Stubby to all he met, including women of the French resistance, who sewed him a natty uniform. The dog turned out to be a valiant and useful addition to the men in the trenches, as he aided with rat removal, alerted the men to enemies approaching and was even temporarily wounded in action while helping to discover landmines. Bausum illustrates the history of the four-legged hero with plenty of period photographs from the Conroy family collection and other ephemera of the WWI era. Her impeccable research is outlined in endnotes and an extensive bibliography. She also tells of this famous dog in Sergeant Stubby: How a Stray Dog and His Best Friend Helped Win World War I and Stole the Heart of a Nation, written for adult readers. This title covers even more of Stubby's exploits during and after the war. Both books are published by National Geographic, and are excellent avenues into this period. They will be enjoyed by dog lovers as well as by history buffs.
Walter Dean Myers, author of more than 100 books for children and teens, passed away on July 1st at the age of 76. Myers wrote with depth and authenticity. His novels included realistic characters, and he didn't avoid difficult topics. In his Michael L. Printz Award-winning novel Monster, Myers delves into the world of a 16-year-old boy on trial for murder. His novel Fallen Angels is about a Harlem teen who enlists in the Army and spends a year on active duty on the front lines of the Vietnam War.
Throughout his distinguished career, Myers earned many prestigious awards for his work including two Newbery Honors, three National Book Award nominations and six Coretta Scott King Awards. He was also awarded the Coretta Scott King-Virginia Hamilton Award for Lifetime Achievement, as well as the Margaret A. Edwards Award for lifetime achievement in writing for young adults. In 2012, Myers was named the Library of Congress National Ambassador for Young People's Literature.
A lifelong champion of diversity in children's literature, Myers passionately addressed the issue in an essay in The New York Times, writing, "Books transmit values. They explore our common humanity. What is the message when some children are not represented in those books?" The essay ended simply, "There is work to be done." That work will be done in his memory as his legacy is carried on through his writing.
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Mar 25, 2010, 12:15 PM EDT
The Royals' Danny Duffy isn't necessarily an elite prospect, but he is considered their most advanced minor league starter, has played in the futures game and seems to have a good shot at playing in the majors one day. That is he did before yesterday, when he quit.
According to Bob Dutton of the Kansas City Star, Duffy left camp on Tuesday night after informing the team that
he was quitting baseball and "reassessing his life priorities." Duffy has had an elbow injury this spring and wasn't slated to start pitching until mid-May. No word if the injury had anything to do with it or if something else is going on.
And really, who knows? If recent history is any guide it could be anything from drugs to anxiety to a desire to join the priesthood to the sincere belief that he can make a career in the movies.
- YankeesfanLen - Mar 25, 2010 at 12:24 PM
Couldn't he have, at least, talked Kyle into joining him?
- BC - Mar 25, 2010 at 12:26 PM
Could be fungus.
"Your shower shoes have fungus on them. You'll never make it to the bigs with fungus on your shower shoes."
- Old Gator - Mar 25, 2010 at 12:32 PM
Or maybe he just decided that he'd rather do something else with his life, like see Paris in April before he needs Viagra to enjoy it, or join Ricky Williams on a meditation retreat. Yoga girls are notoriously easy, too, and as a general rule much cleaner than road strange.
- ecp - Mar 25, 2010 at 12:37 PM
The team said yesterday it had nothing to do with the any medical issue or injury:
- BC - Mar 25, 2010 at 12:38 PM
Yoga girls are incredibly flexible as well, which tends to come in handy now and again…
- Jonathan - Mar 25, 2010 at 12:42 PM
BA says lack of desire to play: http://www.baseballamerica.com/blog/prospects/?p=7949
- Andy L - Mar 25, 2010 at 1:15 PM
Love the Caruso joke.
- Old Gator - Mar 25, 2010 at 1:43 PM
Big difference between flexibility and torque, BC. But with easy, you always have an extra hour or so on a one-nighter to teach improvement.
- Jamie - Mar 25, 2010 at 1:45 PM
Just because you're good at something doesn't necessarily mean you enjoy it. If Duffy doesn't want to ride buses between Omaha and Des Moines all summer, hang out with morons, get booed by drunks and yelled at by coaches, and undergo inevitable reconstructive surgeries, I can't say that I find fault with his reasoning.
- Curious George - Mar 25, 2010 at 6:00 PM
"If Duffy doesn't want to ride buses between Omaha and Des Moines all summer, hang out with morons, get booed by drunks and yelled at by coaches, and undergo inevitable reconstructive surgeries, I can't say that I find fault with his reasoning."
Fair enough, but the timing seems weird. His whole life from the time he was a kid has probably been about baseball and nothing but. You'd think he'd have jumped ship sooner if his interest wasn't there.
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The domestic violence charges against Celtics forward Jared Sullinger have been dismissed, according to Boston Globe news reporter David Abel.
Sullinger's former girlfriend refused to testify and requested charges be dismissed against him, Abel said, and the Middlesex County district attorney's had no choice but to drop the case. The Waltham District Court judge obliged.
Sullinger reportedly would not comment on the case but offered this response to a question about his status: "Ready to play." The Celtics are scheduled to travel to Toronto for Wednesday's season opener.
In early September, Sullinger first appeared in court after being arrested and charged with assault and battery, destruction of an iPhone and intimidation of a witness for allegedly pinning his then girlfriend to the bed, pushing her, grabbing her iPhone and smashing it when she attempted to call police during an argument over perceived infidelity.
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Celtics great Bill Sharman has died at age 87, according to the Los Angeles Times. Sharman suffered a stroke last week and died at his home in Redondo Beach, Calif., on Friday, his wife Joyce told the paper.
Sharman played for the Celtics from 1951 to 1961, combining with Bob Cousy to form the backcourt of the franchise's first four championship teams. Sharman was an NBA All-Star every year from 1953 to 1960, and he was elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame as a player in 1976. His No. 21 was retired by the Celtics in 1966.
Sharman went on to coach the San Francisco Warriors from 1966 to 1968 and the Los Angeles Lakers from 1971 to 1976. In his first season with the Lakers, he led the team to its first NBA title in Los Angeles. The year before, he led the Utah Stars to an ABA championship.
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|10.25.13 at 11:03 am ET
Lost in the recesses of a recent Celtics notebook from the great Baxter Holmes is this nougat (h/t Celtics Life).
As a joke, Reggie Evans and his teammates autographed a pair of lemons and had a ballboy deliver them across the locker room to his former teammates, MarShon Brooks and Keith Bogans.
Either this is some strange inside joke among a bunch of former Brooklynite buddies who share a common love of citrus or Evans & Co. just squeezed the Celtics-Nets trade right in their former teammates' eyes. I can't be the only one who thinks Evans is saying, "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade." And why didn't they send an autographed yellow fruit over for Gerald Wallace? I'm sure he would have found it hilarious. Or not.
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Despite Brad Stevens' assurance that Rajon Rondo is the lone Celtics player who won't be available for Wednesday's opener, both Gerald Wallace and Vitor Faverani reportedly missed Thursday's practice for "preventative" measures.
Dressed in a Patriots sweatshirt and a walking boot, Wallace told reporters after practice that he received a cortisone shot in a left ankle that's bothered him "all summer long."
Meanwhile, Faverani will consult with doctors on Friday after undergoing an MRI for a sore lower back, according to ESPN.com's Chris Forsberg. Faverani's back reportedly stiffened during warmups prior to totaling 15 points, seven boards and six blocks over 28 minutes in a preseason victory against the Nets.
Still, Stevens assured the media, "It's all very preventative."
Meanwhile, Jared Sullinger returned to practice after missing Wednesday's game due to illness.
The Celtics are expected to announce the release of training camp invitees Damen Bell-Holter, DeShawn Sims and Kammron Taylor shortly. The fourth invitee, Chris Babb, is still practicing with the team, but he's doubtful to make the final roster because of the salary cap predicament his signing would create.
Rajon Rondo's stealth World Series appearance
|10.25.13 at 9:46 am ET
Rajon Rondo apparently attended Game 2 in his best Jawa costume …
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|10.24.13 at 12:45 pm ET
From time to time, I'll be checking the Celtics hashtag on various social media sites for the best fan reactions to an utterly unpredictable 2013-14 season. This is the best I've seen so far. Love this kid's analysis. Spot on. If you have one you'd like to share during the year, use #CelticSocial or drop me a line on Twitter @brohrbach.
Rajon Rondo's recycled recovery repartee
|10.24.13 at 11:29 am ET
Perhaps you've heard this one from Rajon Rondo before: "I'll be returning in the 2013-14 season."
It's the exact line the Celtics point guard used on Media Day last month to describe his timeline for returning from ACL surgery: "The 2013-2014 season. Probably some time in the winter. Maybe the fall. You just never know."
And pretty much the same line a straight-faced Rondo delivered to a Chinese reporter during the unveiling of his new Anta shoe two weeks ago: "I'm right on schedule. I will return this year." Good times.
Well, he used it again during an impromptu press conference following the C's preseason upset of the Nets bench. Rondo should go on the road with this shtick. Reporters in New York, Philadelphia, Toronto and beyond will surely get a kick out of it, too. Then again, it might grow tiresome if he doesn't have new material come February.
So, let's all just agree there's no timetable for Rondo's return. He'll come back when he's ready, and he's not, although he did apparently get fitted for his first knee brace in preparation of his first contact during practice.
In the meantime, enjoy some more of Rondo's comedy stylings.
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Coordinates: 25°21′03″N 78°38′39″E / 25.350697°N 78.644219°E
Jahangir Mahal, Citadel of Jahangir, Orchha Palace, Mahal-e-Jahangir Orchha, Jahangir Citadel; the Jahangir Mahal is a citadel and garrison located in Orchha, in the Tikamgarh district of Madhya Pradesh state, India.[1][2]
Completed in 1598, it was built by Bharath Bhushan after defeating Vir Singh Deo of Bundela, a sworn enemy of the Mughals. The Jahangir Mahal was built to be a garrison and a citadel that would allow the Mughals greater control over the rebellious Bundela. The domes of the Jahangir Mahal, were built according to Timurid customs; its grand Iwans are large enough to accommodate the entry of war elephants, and its high position over the landscape allowed cannons superior range.[3]
The Jahangir Mahal was constructed after Vir Singh Deo of the Bundela Rajputs revolted against the Mughal Emperor Akbar. Vir Singh Deo was informed about Akbar's disputes regarding succession within the Mughal court in 1594.
Akbar dispatched his most influential son, prince Jahangir, Abdul Hasan Asaf Khan and Abu'l-Fazl ibn Mubarak to capture the city of Orchha, which was considered the center of the revolt. Jahangir arrived with a force of twelve thousand, and after many ferocious encounters and battles, subdued the kingdom of Bundela. Its rebellious ruler, Vir Singh Deo, surrendered to young Jahangir and agreed never to break an alliance with Akbar. Vir Singh Deo also relinquished control of over five thousand Bundela infantry and a thousand cavalry, weakening himself militarily. Vir Singh Deo later killed Abu'l-Fazl ibn Mubarak in the year 1602, during Jahangir's succession to the Mughal throne, and remained a fugitive until his death.
On 4 October 1635, the 16-year-old Aurangzeb raised the Mughal flag on the highest terrace of the Jahangir Mahal. After the Mughals won the Bundela War in 1635, Devi Singh was installed as the new administrator, and after the deaths of the rebel Jhujhar Singh and the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, was declared the sovereign of Bundela.
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- "Orchha Town". The Imperial Gazetteer of India, Vol. 19. Oxford at Clarendon Press. 1909. pp. 247–248.
- "Orchha State". The Imperial Gazetteer of India, Vol. 19. Oxford at Clarendon Press. 1909. pp. 241–247.
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This episode also looks at how Brel sensationally quit singing at the height of his career before turning his hand to films - both directing and acting.
We also hear how his sense of freedom was so strong he undertook a trip to circumnavigate the globe on a sail boat.
Meanwhile singer and actress Elly Stone explains the American adaptation of Jacques Brel's song - La Valse a Mille Temps which was brought to life in the States as Carousel for the musical "Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris". Stone explains the rather difficult translation process used for Carousel.
The programme also looks at Brel's last days (when was battling lung cancer) and examines his legacy.
Contributors in this episode include US singer-songwriter Rod Mckuen, Opera singer Toby Spence, Brel's daughter France Brel and Jean-Michel Boris who was in charge of the Olympia In Paris for Brel's last concert.
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