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Kaya Sweater Dress (Women's)
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The women's prAna Kaya is Fair Trade Certified, ensuring that fair wages were paid, high working standards were met, and an investment was made into the originating community. The soft organic cotton and wool blended fabric will keep you warm and cozy.
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- Sweater knit jersey
- Tonal reverse coverstitch detailing at hem and armhole
- Oversized cowl neck
- Slight bell sleeve with pointelle details
- Size Small = 36: (91.4cm) length from high point shoulder
Gender: Women's
Material: 80% Organic Cotton / 20% Wool
Fit: Sm= 36" From high point shoulder
Season: F13
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As a teacher, I love dresses that look great with boots and leggings-not heels! This one fits the bill in that it is stylish, but not too young. It reaches my upper knees and is form fitting without being too tight. It is a bit depressing that as a size 12 I need to wear the xl, but oh! well! I'm not vain. I'm just happy that I'm comfy. The material is soft and not itchy. I haven't worn it yet so I can't comment on the wear, but I love it so far.
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Wore this dress to work and got lots of compliments. The sleeves were very long on me, though. Nice dress paired with some leggings and boots. Love the neckline.


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Great Bike, great Nashbar service
By bo
from New Jersey
About Me Casual/ Recreational
Comments about Nashbar AT1 29er Mountain Bike:
This is a really good bike. If you factor the price, it is an outstanding value. I have had a few high end bikes in the last 15 years, so it takes a little getting used to. The shifters aren't perfect, and the rear brake is a bit mushy. But for the money, this is a very solid, comfortable, predictable bike. Whether you ride trails, light Mountain biking or commute, it will surprise you how well it rides. Also, I had a slight problem with the packing of the bike. When I got it, I could not hang the rear Derailleur. I e mailed Nashbar and they took care of the cost to fix the issue. That is another reason I will always choose Nashbar. This is a great bike, and a great Company.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Great value, solid bike
By Matthew J.
from Seattle,WA
About Me Commuter
I commute approx. 50 miles a week through the torn up streets of downtown Seattle and so far (850 miles or so) the bike has performed extremely well. I took off a rating star for the way the bike arrived. I imagine it left the factory on a Friday afternoon, it was barely put together. I'm not a bike expert but have mechanical experience, it was a bit of a challenge to run the cables and get everything adjusted and dialed in. Once that was done it's been smooth shifting and pedaling, and a very comfortable ride. Just keep in mind if you are a novice, you may want to take it to a bike shop for final assembly and adjustment.
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Awesome bike, great value, excellent customer service.
By Jimmy
from San Jose , CA
Great value bike, durable , better than I expected. thanks
Excellent Bike for the Money
By Tall Man
from Gainesville, GA
This bike is not even in the same league as the department store bikes. The quality is great and I finally found something to fit my 6'4" frame. Now we are going to buy a Nashbar brand bike for my wife. I would definately buy this bike again.
I will miss my RED BEAST.
By Michael W.
from Rochester, NY
I am a large guy, and need a big bike that is durable, and I am not a high mileage user, so I don't need an expensive bike, just one that is durable and attractive. This is the PERFECT bike for me. I like it so much, I just purchased a smaller AT1 for my partner that is arriving in September (to replace a worn out IRONHORSE.) Sadly, we are both without bikes now, as the AT1 I just bought is not yet here, and both my AT1 29-er and the Ironhorse were just stolen. Unfortunately after just paying for the other AT1, I don't have funds to replace my 29-er. I will absolutely be saving for a replacement soon. Miss my red beast.
Much better than anticipated!
By Bard of Asher
from Jefferson city TN.
About Me Avid Cyclist
I use this to get to work, and for exercise, recreation. The set up was very easy (I am exp. in bike repair/maintenance) the wheels came true, much to my surprise, brakes, shifting only needed minor adjustments. As a low income person, who has owned much more expensive bikes in the past, I was very skeptical of this price, I really figured the only thing I would keep is the frame, and wheels, I had intended to replace all the components, and I will, but the ones it comes with are fine, and really a casual rider wouldn't need to change a thing. If you are looking for an entry level 29'r, this is a good basic model that can be relatively easily upgraded, up to a point. I have put about 500 miles on it already, and I love it. I don't think I will use it for hard-core MTB, but for everything else, it is just right. The only reason it does not get 5 stars is that it is a entry level bike, and I am picky, however, it could get a 5 star for its price and quality (for the price).
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Cheap and capable
By El MajoH!
from Chihuahua, Mexico
I was looking for a cheap steel 29er and when i was thinking i would not get... i got it!All components are cheap and you can not expect shiftness or great performance on mtb trails, but frame looks like well-made, nice geometry for mtb rides (73.5° seat, 71.5° headset, 445 chainstay, big slooping).If you want a serious bike for mtb, you will need to change chainrings, square taper (too wide 122.5, better 117.5), seatpost (too short and heavy) and stem+handlebar. If you want to conmuting, it comes perfect.Rear wheel has give me some problems on the cog, and i had to lace again using longer spokes. Shifters are not perfect for mtb, but works fine. Tires are not recommended for mtb use, no grip on curves or braking.For a rookie rider or a guy tired from carbon, alloy ultralight and ultratech over the bikes, this can be the perfect one.
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AT1 29er Mountain Bike
By Olde Bike Rider
from just north of Boston
I have two of these now. I love the steel frame and after a few changes it is everything I Want in an all around bike. One is set up more for distance riding the other for dirt trails. I did change a few things but not because I had to. I sold my 800.00 plus bike and had a few extra dollars to buy the parts I changed on it. I didn't need to but wow is this bike good now.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Nice bike at a good price
from No. of Boston
Purchased because of price. Assembled easy and was surprised with the ride. I changed derailleurand shifters for trigger style. Now I really loved the bike. So I decided to buy a better quality 29er. I did and found I now missed my sold Nashbar 29er. I bought another AT-1 the same size and changed out the same parts when putting it together and it also rides great. Now I'm selling my really expensive 29er because I love this bike. Steel is real and ride is better.
(4 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Great for electric bike conversion
By Nick
from Seattle
I bought this bike for the purpose of converting it into an electric bike with a rear-wheel hub motor. I specifically wanted a steel 29er frame with rear rack mounts. I had to find an adapter for the upper rack attachment but there are options out there. I ended up getting what is called a monostay adapter and it fits perfectly under the seatpost clamp. It was nice that the fork has a caliper mount for a disc brake upgrade, even though I did have to buy a new front wheel with a rotor attachment on the hub. Overall, the bike works great for my purpose and it's awesome to cruise to work at 20+ mph for under a penny/mile of electricity.
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Carbon and Emery families, professionals, counselors, physicians, pharmacists and technicians gathered Tuesday to learn about the increase risk the community faces due to prescription drugs and methamphetamine abuse.
The event was sponsored by Four Corners Behavioral Health and logistically supported by the Business Expansion and Retention Project.
The first session at the county events center focused on families and the issues they may face when substance abuse enters the home.
The participants at the conference were welcomed by Jay Jeppson, the clinical director at Four Corners, followed by parenting and peer education via film, speakers and a detailed presentation by Glen Hanson of the Utah Addiction Center.
Hanson focused his presentation on meth, but emphasized that the illicit drug's stresses on the body and mind are mimicked by the use of most mind altering substances.
"We need to realize that these substances have similar trends, that their neurotoxicity and long term effects can be nearly the same," explained Hanson. "We see a lot of poly-substance abuse with meth addiction. When using this drug, a lot of addicts tend to mix and match."
According to his Powerpoint presentation, meth is the number one illegal drug of choice for Utahns admitted to public substance abuse treatment programs.
Methamphetamine is the primary drug of choice for women and 47 percent of the females in treatment have children.
The drug's prevalence in the criminal justice system is staggering as 45 percent of females and 28 percent of males housed in correction facilities report having a meth problem.
While national, state and local authorities have come down hard on meth production within the United States, the supply has been replaced by Mexican forms that are both purer and more potent.
A session for professionals and counselors followed.
Later in the day, the professionals learned about prescription pain medication misuse from Kevin Wyatt, a criminal investigator for the state and Lana Taylor the Utah Assistant Attorney General.
The conference was capped by an appreciation dinner for area physicians, pharmacists and technicians who heard from Dr. Kim Bateman about Utah's rising death rate due to prescription drug overdose and abuse.
In 2003, prescription drug deaths surpassed motor vehicle crashes as Utah's leading cause of injury death, according to Bateman.
His presentation, sanction by the Use Only as Directed program, an online source for prescription abuse and overdose information, reported that six people are dying per week in Utah from legal prescriptions, mostly long-acting opioid.
"Two people die per week of an opioid prescribed legally within the preceding month," continued Bateman. "And methadone has become one of the leading killers."
While methadone was once thought of and used primarily to treat opioid addiction, it is now readily used for chronic pain treatment, he said.
"What happened is that we reached the point where more and more people were receiving opiates for their long term pain and then doctors and patients were priced out of the market by most long acting opiates because of prescription costs," explained Bateman. "So because methadone is cheap and works for a long period of time physicians began prescribing it for analgesia rather than addiction."
However, while methadone can work for pain management, Bateman stressed that it is a dangerous drug and must be prescribed with extreme care. He recommend that all in attendance follow these steps before starting someone on a methadone regiment:
â¢Start low and go slow - Because of methadones extreme half-life it has the potential to build up in a patients body and while they don't feel the effects of the medication it is still in their system. He asked that prescribing physicians talk with their patients about this effect and make sure they take their medication exactly as directed.
â¢Obtain a sleep study - Sleep apnea can be caused by long acting opiates or can exist before patients ever take the drug and then be exacerbated by its effects. This is not only dangerous because of the lack of oxygen a patient my get but it also causes them to experience increased pain causing the need for more medication.
â¢Obtain electro cardiograms for methadone dose increases to determine the way a patients heart is reacting to the drugs effects.
â¢Avoid sleep aids and benzodiazepines with the opiate treatment as it can also lead to overdose.
â¢Avoid long acting opioid medications in acute pain treatment.
â¢Educate patients and family about the risks of the medication.
Those interested in further information concerning chronic pain treatment that includes a methadone prescription can visit www.useonlyasdirected.org or contact Four Corners locally.


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Microsoft Tag has recently been spotted at Whole Foods Market. Ever wonder how those delicious meals at Whole Foods are created?
Well now, at select Whole Foods, you can scan Tags next to food items with your smartphone and instantly see the recipes. What a great way for people to take recipes home and share them with friends – plus, they have the ingredients handy for in-store shopping (good marketing!). Check out this Tag for Raw Berry Crisp and what the recipe looks like on a smartphone.
Whole Foods is also using Tag on advertisements inside buses in the Seattle area. Check out our photos of a bus ad showing hungry riders some tasty bruschetta. Riders can scan the Tag and visit a mobile recipe site developed by Whole Foods.
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Halloween 2012: Expanded coverage
The National Retail Federation says pet owners are expected to spend $370 million to dress up Fido and Fluffy this year.
That's $40 million more than 2011.
The group did a survey and found out what costumes will be the cat's meow. Expect to see a lot of pumpkins and devils.
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So, you may know which ingredients are best avoided in cosmetic products. But many contain dangerous contaminants not listed on product labels.
A contaminant is a byproduct of chemical processing and not intentionally added to the product. Toxic chemicals, like formaldehyde and 1,4-Dioxane, are commonly found in products such as shampoo and baby wash with no mention on the product's label. These chemicals are linked to cancer and other health problems.


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my mother took pics of family markers in Bethel, Longview Cemeteries in Bath County in 1995.. she probably has pics of the ones i requested. I will post them as soon as i get them scanned.
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The girl's Marmot Wander Hoody was made to meander the tide pools and coastal trails with this sumptuous midweight pullover featuring girlish embroidery for beachy style. Raglan sleeves won't hinder movement; flat-locked seams, 3-piece hood and elastic binding at hood and cuffs for comfort well into twilight.
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Bell's beer event roundup: Bru Fest, SAVOR, Sparkleberry's debut and more
A look at our events this week in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana PLUS SAVOR.
June 11
The Eccentric Cafe turns 20: We're celebrating with ping pong starting at 4 p.m. plus $1 off beers if you wear Bell's apparel (all day). And there will be cupcakes.
Bell's Beer Tasting: Pete's Place, Taylor, 7 p.m. - Midwestern Pale Ale, Oberon, Special Double Cream Stout, Two Hearted, Smitten and Debs' Red
June 13
Tap Takeover: Shores Inn, St. Clair Shores, 6 p.m. – Oberon, Two Hearted, Le Batteur, Le Contrebassiste, Hell Hath No Fury … Ale and Special Double Cream Stout
Beer & Cheese Tasting: Lynch's Tavern, Port Huron, All day/5 p.m. - Le Batteur, Le Contrebassiste, Le Pianiste, Smoked Lager, Harry Magill's Spiced Stout, Smitten and Roundhouse IRA. Take a look at the cheese list.
June 14
20th Annual Bell's Scrambled: Thornapple Creek Golf Club, Kalamazoo, 10:30 a.m. shotgun start
June 14-15
Kalamazoo Pride 2013: Arcadia Creek Festival Place, Kalamazoo – Sparkleberry Ale debuts! Oberon, Oarsman and Two Hearted will also be on tap.
June 15
Glen Arbor BBQ & Brew Fest: Glen Arbor, 2-8 p.m.
2nd Annual Sailing Under the Stars: Bayview Yacht Club, Detroit, 6-11 p.m. - Proceeds from this event will go to six local non-profits including Autism Speaks, COTS, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Matrix Human Services, Play-Place for Autistic Children and Rose Hill Center.
3rd Annual Bru Fest: Royal Oak Farmers Market, 6 p.m. (VIP) or 7-11 p.m. - Oberon, Two Hearted, Lager of the Lakes, Oarsman, Third Coast Beer, Midwestern Pale Ale, Kalamazoo Stout, Porter, Amber, 2011 Cherry Stout, Sparkling Ale, Black Note, Smitten, Hell Hath No Fury, Roundhouse IRA, Java Stout, Quinnanan Falls Special Lager, Sweet Potato Stout, Smoked Lager, Bourbon Barrel Aged Batch 9,000, Raspberry Ale and Special Double Cream Stout.
June 17
Bell's Beer Dinner: Dino's Lounge, Ferndale, 7-10 p.m. Take a look at the menu.
June 14-15
Jungle Jim's International Beer Fest: Jungle Jim's, Fairfield, 7-10 p.m. – Two Hearted and Oberon
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SAVOR: Altman Building and adjoining Metropolitan Pavilion, Manhattan - Pairings: Black Note with Black and Tan Brownie with Butterscotch and Pretzel Bite and Raspberry Wild One with Duck Rillete with Peach Hoisin on Black Brioche (Table Group 14)
June 14
Indy Wine and Brew Fest: Over 250 beers and wines for sampling plus live entertainment.
June 15
Summer Extravaganza Beer Tasting: S & V Liquors, Fort Wayne, 5-8 p.m. - Amber Ale, Midwestern Pale Ale, Oarsman Ale, Oberon, Porter, Third Coast Beer and Two Hearted
Looking ahead
Join us for Oberon Happy Hour, a Two Hearted firkin tapping, a Summer Solstice Celebration and more. Check out our full calendar.
All Four Ale, Greensky Bluegrass return for annual Bell's Beer Garden Opener
All Four Ale will return to the Eccentric Café this weekend in downtown Kalamazoo.
Named after the Greensky Bluegrass song of the same name, All Four is a dry hopped American Pale Ale/IPA.
This is the second time we have brewed this beer and it is brewed with hops from the Southern Hemisphere and malt from North America along with a touch of rye. All Four is a pub exclusive.
Look for ripe, tropical fruit notes along with pine and an ABV of 5.85%.
This is the ninth year Greensky has opened our Beer Garden Series. They will be performing on both Friday and Saturday nights with Ryan Montbleau Band.
Also scheduled to appear on the big stage in the garden this summer: Yonder Mountain String Band, and .moe
For advance tickets to any of the Café's shows (when available), go here.
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Bell's beer event roundup: Meet the brewer, tap takeover in Myrtle Beach and more
Below is a look at our events this week in Michigan, South Carolina, Pennsylvania and Indiana.
June 3
Bell's Beer Dinner: Vitale's, Hudsonville, 6 p.m. - Six beers, five courses - Oberon, Amber, Two Hearted, Porter and Black Note. Check out the full menu. Call 616-662-2244 for reservations.
June 5
Tap Takeover: Legends Sports Cafe of Fenton, 6 p.m. - Amber, Two Hearted, Oberon, Oarsman, Special Double Cream Stout and Roundhouse IRA
Meet the Brewer: Martell's, Kalamazoo, 5-8 p.m. - Join some of the Bell's employees responsible for making your favorite beers on the patio from 5-8pm; we'll be relaxing on the patio with a special keg of our Raspberry Ale, a bottle selection of some of our other seasonal and year round brews, great food and plenty of Bell's swag.
Specialty Tap Event: Bagger Dave's, Shelby Township, 5 p.m. - Oberon, Two Hearted, Special Double Cream Stout, Midwestern Pale Ale, Raspberry Ale (tapped at 5 p.m.), Roundhouse IRA (tapped at 5:45 p.m.), Sweet Potato Stout (tapped at 6:30 p.m.) and Black Note (tapped at 7:15 p.m.)
Sights and Sounds of Bell's: Jet's Pizza, Chelsea, 5 p.m. - Our Jazz Series, Quinnanan Falls Lager, Roundhouse IRA, Consecrator Doppelbock Amber, Third Coast Beer, Lager of the Lakes, Midwestern Pale Ale, Kalamazoo Stout, Sparkling Ale, Sweet Potato Stout, Black Note and more
June 6
Oberon Patio Party: One Under Bar and Grill, Livonia, 7-10 p.m. – Oberon, Two Hearted, Amber and Midwestern Pale Ale plus games and prizes on the patio
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Tap Takeover: Hurricane Maggie's, Myrtle Beach, 4 p.m. - Oberon, Two Hearted and others plus giveaways
June 7
Two Hearted Firkin Tapping: Union Jack's, Indianapolis, 7 p.m.
Philly Beer Week
Wondering where the Bell's crew will be? Check out this list.
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Saint Louis University encourages students to become involved in the work being done to encourage responsible choices with alcohol and drugs. There are many ways to become more involved in these efforts. Even if you are a student who is already feeling over-extended and can't be an active member of the Alcohol Vision Team or SHAPE, your responsible decisions serve as an example to your peers and our larger University community and help advance the work being done in this area.
The Student Health Advocates/Peer Educator (S.H.A.P.E.) program is the University's peer education program, one whose fundamental purpose is safeguarding the health of students through an informative and interactive format. It is founded on the belief that students can challenge and influence each other's attitudes and behaviors related to overall wellness, sexual health, sexual assault and substance use. It involves SLU students educating their equals on sexual health/alcohol issues using presentations, skits, and the like. It is a diverse group of men and women representing the various groups and organizations on campus. It seeks to foster discussion and dialogue on difficult issues related to overall wellness, sexual health, sexual assault and substance use, and ultimately seeks a consensus, while respecting the diverse opinions and attitudes that exist. SHAPE is always interested in speaking to interested students about this opportunity as well as any faculty/staff who may be interested in bringing them in for a class presentation. Contact them at firstname.lastname@example.com or visit their web site http://www.slu.edu/x26637.xml
Greeks Advocating for the Mature Management of Alcohol (GAMMA) is a peer education group that promotes healthy decision making regarding college issues. Certified peer mentors from Saint Louis University's fraternity and sorority community are available to assist their peers looking for advice regarding issues of health, sex, drugs, and alcohol. The group is also available to provide educational programs for chapter meetings, new member education programs, alcohol-alternative events, and a variety of other Greek community needs. If you are interested in learning more about Gamma or becoming involved in this effort, visit their web site at http://www.slu.edu/x35350.xml.
Student Advocates are volunteers within the Office of Student Conduct who offer assistance to students encountering difficulty because of an incident in which a potential violation of University policy has occurred. Advocates offer support and assistance to students as they navigate the conduct process. Student advocates are important partners to students facing challenges that may or may not be alcohol related. If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, contact the Conduct Office at email@example.com or visit their web site at http://www.slu.edu/x24320.xml
Any student who may be interested in building their knowledge around alcohol and drug education and programming or who would like to gain some hands-on experience that will help them prepare for careers in higher education, counseling, teaching, law and policy, etc might be interested in an internship opportunity with any of the campus partners involved in drug and alcohol education. For a listing of available internship opportunities, visit the Career Services office or the Career Link web site at http://slu.edu/x30305.xml. You should also feel free to contact firstname.lastname@example.com if you are interested in developing an internship that is not already available in this area.


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The Anthologistby Nicholson Baker
2009 New York Times Notable Book
2009 Favorite Fiction — Los Angeles Times
2009 Best Books — The Christian Science Monitor
2009 Best of — Slate.com
2009 A Year's Reading Favorites — The New Yorker
2009 Best Books — Seattle Times
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The Anthologist is the one of the funniest books I read this year, and one of Baker's best in a long time. Baker creates an incredibly winning main character in Paul Chowder, a minor poet trying (and repeatedly failing) to write the introduction to an anthology of new poems. The Anthologist is gorgeously written, intelligent, witty, and surprisingly touching, as well as filled with more insight about poetry than a dozen anthologies.
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The Anthologist is narrated by Paul Chowder — a once-in-a-while-published kind of poet who is writing the introduction to a new anthology of poetry. He's having a hard time getting started because his career is floundering, his girlfriend Roz has recently left him, and he is thinking about the great poets throughout history who have suffered far worse and deserve to feel sorry for themselves. He has also promised to reveal many wonderful secrets and tips and tricks about poetry, and it looks like the introduction will be a little longer than he'd thought.
What unfolds is a wholly entertaining and beguiling love story about poetry: from Tennyson, Swinburne, and Yeats to the moderns (Roethke, Bogan, Merwin) to the staff of the New Yorker, what Paul reveals is astonishing and makes one realize how incredibly important poetry is to our lives. At the same time, Paul barely manages to realize all of this himself, and the result is a tenderly romantic, hilarious, and inspired novel.
"In Baker's lovely 10th novel, readers are introduced to Paul Chowder, a 'study in failure,' at a very dark time in his life. He has lost the two things that he values most: his girlfriend, Roz, and his ability to write. The looming introduction to an anthology of poems he owes a friend, credit card debt and frequent finger injuries aren't helping either. Chowder narrates in a professorial and often very funny stream of consciousness as he relates his woes and shares his knowledge of poetry, and though a desire to learn about verse will certainly make the novel more accessible and interesting, it isn't a prerequisite to enjoying it. Chowder's interest in poetry extends beyond meter and enjambment; alongside discussions of craft, he explores the often sordid lives of poets (Poe, Tennyson and Rothke are just some of the poets who figuratively and literally haunt Chowder). And when he isn't missing Roz or waxing on poetics, he busies himself with a slow and strangely compelling attempt at cleaning up his office. Baker pulls off an original and touching story, demonstrating his remarkable writing ability while putting it under a microscope. (Sept.)" Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
"We come to see that Baker has written, here as elsewhere, a book of associations...in which he celebrates the superfluous details of life....He is an expert craftsman...[The Anthologist] is a testament to — indeed an anthology of — moments when poetry and life touch against each other....[Baker's work] is a rare example of affectionate art, of brilliant writing that manages to collect and display the odds and ends of existence in a way that makes the reader like it and him." Times Literary Supplement (London)
"Mr. Baker...slips effortlessly into the eager, friendless voice of a man who is every bit as glamorous and dynamic as his name suggests....funny, self-deprecating...delivers unexpectedly illuminating thoughts....But the real beauty of The Anthologist lies in what Paul does not overtly say....enjoy this book's intensity. Don't break its spell." New York Times
"[A] novel inside a novel, a life within a life....Baker is a hybrid of past and future. His style has a meditative echo, like a man in a cave walking toward a light on the other end....On paper, in his essays and his fiction, he knows exactly where he is." Los Angeles Times
Paul Chowder is trying to write the introduction to a new anthology of rhyming verse, but he's having a hard time getting started. The result of his fitful struggles is The Anthologist, Nicholson Baker's brilliantly funny and exquisite love story about poetry.
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A New York Times Notable Book, 2009
Favorite Fiction of 2009–Los Angeles Times
Best Books of 2009–The Christian Science Monitor
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"A Year's Reading" Favorites, 2009–The New Yorker
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About the Author
Nicholson Baker was born in 1957 and attended the Eastman School of Music and Haverford College. He is the author of seven novels, including Vox and The Mezzanine, and three previous works of nonfiction, including Double Fold, which won a National Book Critics Circle Award in 2001. He lives in Maine with his family.
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Yes, it's a complete sentence. It's an imperative, urging you to, perhaps, participate in matters relevant to your local community and/or stimulate your local economy. I don't know your context, but I imagine it's something like "Don't travel to the Riviera; go to your local beach. Don't buy cheap foreign knock-offs. Forget the Louvre; go to a nearby museum. Eat at your local restaurants. Join the PTA. Live local."
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We drove by this last night and it was truly amazing. Wonder if this could have been part of the arson string that has been happening down there or if this was a freak thing. Boise is kind of known for always catching on fire.
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who ever is starting these fires please stop because us fireman are getting really tired.
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We drove by on the freeway too. The D.O.T had placed several trucks with large flashing lights along the way, I think they caused traffic slow-downs as much or more than anything else.
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From where I was watching the sun was shining on the water being sprayed from the fire hoses, and it was a huge rainbow on the fires! It was amazing...
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When the power went out people were stuck on rides at the fair
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COMSTOCK, MICH. – Bell's Pale Ale is getting a facelift.
While the label and the name are changing, the recipe will remain basically the same except for one small, yet very significant change.
Midwestern Pale Ale will now be brewed with a small portion of barley from the Bell's Farm in Shepherd, Michigan and will begin shipping in mid-October.
"This is a relatively minor change to the recipe and people won't notice anything different, however its part of a much larger picture," said Laura Bell, Marketing Director for Bell's Brewery, Inc.
It's a deeper connection to the land, to Michigan and its agricultural heritage and to the Midwest, Bell said.
Barley from the Bell's Farm is also used to brew two other beers – Christmas Ale and Harvest Ale (also made with Michigan grown hops).
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Early spring weather affects Bell's Cherry Stout production for 2012
COMSTOCK – Since it was first released in 1988, Bell's Cherry Stout has always been brewed with 100-percent Montmorency cherry juice made from cherries grown in northern Michigan's Traverse City region.
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This seasonal beer is released annually in October along with other stouts in our portfolio – Java Stout, Expedition Stout, Special Double Cream Stout and others. Unfortunately, that tradition will have to be put on hold this year.
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Bell's Baker's Dozen: The Walrus in Bismarck at 5 p.m. – 13 beers on tap - Black Note, Roundhouse, Le Batteur, Le Pianiste, Le Contrebassiste, Debs' Red, Kalamazoo Stout, Amber, Oberon Hell Hath No Fury ... Ale, Two Hearted, Smoked Vienna Lager, Golden Rye, and Octoberfest
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Bell's Beer Dinner: Benedict's Steakhouse & Grill in Coldwater at 6:30 p.m. – Roundhouse, Oracle, Octoberfest and more.
Bell's Beer Dinner: Captain Joe's in Whitmore Lake at 6:30 p.m. – Octoberfest, Oberon, Amber, Two Hearted, Wedding Ale (menu above, left)
Sept. 20
Wing Challenge: Buffalo Barbeque Wings in Jackson at 6 p.m. – prizes for the messiest, fastest, barest – Oberon, Two Hearted and Oarsman
Bell's Night: The Hangar Bar & Grill in Kalamazoo – a la carte beer dinner, swag and specialty beers including Debs' Red and Roundhouse IRA. Take a look at the menu.
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Bell's Night: Pele's Wood Fire in Jacksonville from 7:30 - 10:30 p.m. – Kalamazoo Stout, Oberon and Two Hearted
Sept. 20
Bell's Beer Dinner: Red Onion Café in Racine at 6 p.m.
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Tops of the Hops: Charlottesville Beer Festival from 3-7 p.m. – Octoberfest and Amber Ale.
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Oracle Tapping: Papago Brewing Co. in Scottsdale at 11 a.m.
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Joseph Haas (center) is escorted out of the Martin County Sheriff's Office by deputy Crystal Duncombe (left), Detective Vance Irick (right) Detective Janice Waltersdorff (right center) and Sgt. Danny Cunningham (back) after being arrested on suspicion of arson Thursday. Hass was involved in the house fire that critically injured Martin County Fire Rescue's Jahwann McIntyre.
Gertrude Pettway of Hobe Sound takes a photo as she watches the Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Stuart on Sunday. "Martin Luther King Jr. Day just means so much to me and it's great to see how much we have grown as a nation," said Pettway. "I am just so proud to be here."
Allie Will of the United States (facing) hugs her doubles partner, Angelina Gabueva of Russia, after the two defeated Florencia Molinero of Argentina and Adriana Perez of Venezuela after a 10-point tiebreaker to win the doubles final match 4-6, 6-2, 10-7 in the Tesoro Challenger at The Racquet Club at Tesoro in Port St. Lucie on Sunday afternoon.
Francisco Sanchez heads toward a room on the fourth floor of Martin Health System's Tradition Medical Center while working on framing with Ramiro Garcia Tuesday afternoon in Port St. Lucie.
Christian Alfredson (left), 8, and his brother, James, 6, both of Fort Pierce, feed the seagulls along the seawall at Marina Square as their mom Denise shops the Wednesday Fort Pierce Green Market and Co-op along Melody Lane in Downtown Fort Pierce. "I like them to swarm around me," Christian said about feeding the gulls. The Green Market and Co-op features natural and organic foods and operates every Wednesday at Marina Square from 2 p.m. to sunset.
James Pheneger (right) of Vero Beach High School and Colby Iatrou of St. Lucie West Centennial go up to head a ball during their match at South County Stadium on Tuesday evening.
A man was killed in a fire at this residence on the 1700 block of Seneca Avenue Monday in Jensen Beach.
Lt. Colonel Joseph Cavallaro (center), Air Force JROTC senior instructor at Treasure Coast High School in Port St. Lucie, reacts to St. Lucie County School Superintendent Michael Lannon (right) while being awarded as a finalist for the St. Lucie County School District's 2014 Teacher of the Year. "I feel great, how can you not, being honored by your peers like this," Cavallaro said. "This is a phenomenal thing, I'm ecstatic to be honored like that. I'm thrilled."
Mike Andes (center) s singer and mandolin player with the bluegrass band Nothin' Fancy, laughs with the crowd attending the Yeehaw Junction Bluegrass Festival on Thursday afternoon. "It's a great turnout," said Keith Bass, promoter of the annual event. "We've got bands from West Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, everywhere." The show, located on State Road 60 a half mile west of Florida's Turnpike, continues Friday and Saturday with live music from noon until 9 p.m. nightly. Tickets are $25.
Giuseppe Cannella, also known as Peppino, sings and plays along a walkway around Tradition Square on the opening evening of the Sixth Annual Tradition Florida Taste of Little Italy Friday in Port St. Lucie. The event features live music, an outdoor vendor market, rides, food and more. It will be going on throughout the weekend Saturday from 10 a.m to 10 p.m and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. For more information, visit TCPalm.com.
John and Shelly Pennell of Stuart dig in to some fish and fried seafood.
Members of Martin County Fire Rescue listen as Martin County Sheriff William Snyder talks to the media Thursday evening during a press conference following the arrest of Joseph Haas in connection with the house fire that injured firefighter Jahwann McIntyre.
Palm City Elementary School spelling team coach Nancy Marin, goes over words with Palm City Elementary School fifth-grade student Bryce Turgeon while they watch the 47th Annual Lillian A. Dassori Elementary Spelling Bee Thursday morning at Jensen Beach Elementary School in Jensen Beach. Turgeon was a participant in the bee.
Lonnie Melvin of Fort Pierce takes photos of the the Grand Parade honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Day along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Fort Pierce in January 2013. "Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream and it came true," said Melvin smiling. "Lets keep the dream alive."
Indian River State College President Edwin Massey (right) gestures Tuesday while showing former New Jersey Governor and EPA Administrator Christine Todd Whitman the IRSC Net Zero House during a tour of the Brown Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the college's main campus in Fort Pierce. "The facilities are extraordinary here," said Whitman, the Co-Director of CASEnergy Coalition, who also met with students and commended the IRSC Power Plant Technology Program for successfully preparing over 100 students for employment. "The level of partnership that goes on between this college and its various other institutions of higher learning and businesses is a great advantage for the students and the community," said Whitman. See more photos at http://www.tcpalm.com/irsctour.
Sgt. Milo Thornton of the Indian River County Sheriff's Office waves to children Monday along 45th Street in Gifford during the Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade.
Matt Metz (left) of Vero Beach High School knocks the ball from Eddie Marquez of St. Lucie West Centennial during their match at South County Stadium on Tuesday evening.
Viola Rhyant, of Gifford, cheers on the Sebastian River High School marching band Monday as they pass by during the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade.
Shantaysia White (center), 7, smiles at family members as she and other children ride the Fireman's Express Monday during the Martin Luther King Jr. Day activities at the Gifford Community Center.
Harry Williams (right), a math teacher at Fort Pierce Central High School, is congratulated by Michael Waninger, President of the St. Lucie County Education Foundation, upon being awarded as a finalist for the St. Lucie County School District's 2014 Teacher of the Year on Thursday. " Very Humbled," Williams said. "Because there's the fact that there's tons of good teachers in St. Lucie County and tons of good teachers in the green zone, and just to be honored as the best in the green zone, hopefully best of the district, is a humbling experience."
Former New Jersey Governor and EPA Administrator and current CoDirector of CASEnergy Coalition Christine Todd Whitman (left) talks with Indian River State College President Edwin Massey while touring the Brown Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the college's main campus in Fort Pierce Tuesday. "The facilities are extraordinary here," said Whitman, who also met with students and commended the IRSC Power Plant Technology Program for successfully preparing over 100 students for employment. "The level of partnership that goes on between this college and its various other institutions of higher learning and businesses is a great advantage for the students and the community," said Whitman.
Abigail Baloun (left) of Melbourne High School and Laurie Scott of South Fork High School try to settle a throw-in during their match at South Fork High School on Saturday night.
Lillian A. Dassori Elementary Spelling Bee winner Victoria Tsang, of Felix A. Williams Elementary School, is congratulated by Hobe Sound Elementary School Principal Joan Gibbons following the conclusion of the bee Thursday morning at Jensen Beach Elementary School in Jensen Beach.
Zoey Hessler, 14 months old, watches as her mom, Suzanne Hessler, uses sign language Wednesday during a baby sign language class at the Indian River County Main Library in Vero Beach. Zoey's brother Zachary (not pictured), 8, also participated in the class. For more information on this class or others at the county libraries, visit http://www.irclibrary.org.
Christian Buckley (right) of Treasure Coast High School gets tripped up by Giordano Bordoli of Vero Beach High School as Bordoli slides in to steal the ball during the Titans' game against the Indians at South County Stadium on Thursday evening.
Christina Aubrey (left) of Melbourne High School and Olivia DeJong of South Fork High School collide while going for a loose ball during their match at South Fork High School on Saturday night.
Latasha Williams (center) aboard the Stars of Indiantown Chapter 81float waves to the crowd as she participates in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Stuart on Sunday. "He made a lot of history for us," said Williams about Martin Luther King Jr.
Joy Tindall (left) and her husband Jeff, of Vero Beach, look over artwork on display at the Vero Beach Museum of Art during the first day of the Art by the Sea exhibition Friday evening. "This is the first time we've been," said Joy. "I think (the artwork) is lovely. It's very impressive work." The show, featuring nearly 230 pieces of art by local artists, is open to the public and continues Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Patrick Christovich, of New Orleans, drives his way down the 11th fairway to the green during the second day of the 2nd Annual Crane Cup golf tournament at the Floridian Golf Club in Palm City on Saturday.


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MacPhail's contract is up at the end of the season and I am hoping for a Anthopoulos type GM -- a guy who is aggressive with trades and isn't afraid to spend in the draft.
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May. 8, 2013
Phil Jackson, Hall of Fame coach and 11-time NBA champion, has informed the Brooklyn Nets that he is not interested in returning to coaching; he was the Nets' candidate after they declined to offer the interim coach P J Carlesimo a new contract after their season ended. MORE
Apr. 6, 2013
Members of New York Knicks 1973 championship team, including Phil Jackson, are honored with 40th anniversary tribute during halftime of Knicks-Milwaukee Bucks game at Madison Square Garden. MORE
Apr. 5, 2013
Members of the New York Knicks 1973 NBA championship team, including former coach Phil Jackson, will be honored at Madison Square Garden as the franchise celebrates its 40th anniversary of its last title. MORE
Jan. 9, 2013
Former Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson says he has 'no intention' of coaching again, but friends say he might return to the bench under the right circumstances. MORE
Jan. 4, 2013
Howard Beck On Pro Basketball column; Brooklyn Nets have gone 3-1 with interim coach P J Carlesimo and team will stick with him while they woo Phil Jackson to take his place. MORE
Dec. 29, 2012
Brooklyn Nets rout Charlotte Bobcats, 97-81, under interim head coach P J Carlesimo; Phil Jackson is top target for Nets head coaching job, although team is not actively looking for a permanent replacement for fired coach Avery Johnson. MORE
Nov. 12, 2012
Los Angeles Lakers defeat Sacramento Kings, 103-90, as Lakers continue talks to bring back coach Phil Jackson. MORE
Nov. 11, 2012
Phil Jackson, most decorated coach NBA history, appears to be on verge of rejoining Los Angeles Lakers, just 18 months after he drifted, a bit wearily, into retirement. MORE
Nov. 10, 2012
Los Angeles Lakers fire coach Mike Brown after 1-4 start to their season, leading to widespread speculation about potential return of Phil Jackson, who led the franchise to five championships before retiring in 2011. MORE
May. 13, 2012
Howard Beck On Basketball column suggests that, although Phil Jackson is available, the New York Knicks will probably make Mike Woodson their permanent head coach. MORE
Jan. 22, 2012
Profile of Phil Jackson, basketball Hall of Famer and winner of 11 NBA titles as a coach; although Jackson is happily retired, he has been mentioned as a replacement for New York Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni. MORE
May. 15, 2011
Howard Beck On Basketball column celebrates the quirks of recently retired NBA coaching legend Phil Jackson's elegant, economical and frequently venomous way with words. MORE
May. 10, 2011
Harvey Araton On Basketball column explores the role former Chicago Bulls general manager Jerry Krause played in helping shape the legendary coaching career of Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson, who led the Bulls to six NBA championships and the Lakers to five titles; Jackson's retirement commenced when the Lakers were eliminated from the playoffs by the Dallas Mavericks. MORE
May. 9, 2011
Dallas Mavericks defeat Los Angeles Lakers, 122-86, and win NBA Western Conference semifinal series, 4-0; Lakers Coach Phil Jackson retires for third and presumably final time after winning 11 championships and suffering first-ever playoff series sweep. MORE
Apr. 24, 2011
Los Angeles Lakers and New Orleans Hornets are preparing for Game 4 of their NBA playoff series, with the Lakers ahead, 2-1; Los Angeles coach Phil Jackson, who will retire at the end of the season after nearly a half-century as a player and coach, hopes to coax a playoff rebirth from his team after late regular-season swoon. MORE
Apr. 15, 2011
Possibility of an NBA finals matchup between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Chicago Bulls would be immensely intriguing and would provide a fitting farewell to a Lakers coach Phil Jackson, who is poised to retire having won the most NBA titles; Jackson won the first of his 11 championships when his Bulls vanquished the Lakers in five games in the spring of 1991. MORE
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The first time I talked to Phil Jackson, he spontaneously sketched a play on his placemat. I have to admit there was a not-tiny part of me that was squealing, internally.
May 16, 2013, Thursday
Nets Moving On as Jackson Is Said Not to Be Interested
The Hall of Fame coach Phil Jackson has indicated that he is not interested in returning to the sideline.
May 8, 2013, Wednesday
Nets Will Replace Carlesimo After Being 'Out-Toughed' by Bulls
General Manager Billy King said he did not want to rush the search process, which was expected to include top N.B.A. assistants and established head coaches.
May 6, 2013, Monday
Nets Near an Extension With King
General Manager Billy King, who oversaw the team's move to Brooklyn and its overhauled roster, is close to reaching a multiyear extension that would keep him in the job.
April 26, 2013, Friday
'73 Knicks, Including Jackson, Get a Garden Welcome
As the Knicks celebrated the 40th anniversary of their most recent N.B.A. title, among the former players saluted was Phil Jackson, who became a New York rival as a coach.
April 6, 2013, Saturday
Jackson Back at Garden to Celebrate 1973 Team
The members of the Knicks' 1973 N.B.A. championship team will be honored at Madison Square Garden on Friday night.
April 5, 2013, Friday
Jackson Has 'No Intention' of Coaching
Phil Jackson, the No. 1 target in the Nets' coaching search, told a Web site on Tuesday that he has "no intention" of returning to the bench, although his statement left room for a change of heart.
January 9, 2013, Wednesday
Carlesimo's Team Should Stay So, at Least for Now
The Nets have gone 3-1 since their change of coaches and seem happy to stick with P. J. Carlesimo — though Phil Jackson is said to be No. 1 on their wish list.
January 4, 2013, Friday
Nets Beat the Bobcats but Pine for Jackson
Interim Coach P. J. Carlesimo is on the bench for now, and he guided the Nets to an easy win on Friday, but Brooklyn has firmly targeted Phil Jackson to take over.
December 29, 2012, Saturday
Can the Lakers Lose the Drama and Win?
Mike D'Antoni made his debut as Lakers coach and came away with a win that was a sign of progress. Indiana's victory over Georgetown, though, was considerably more riveting.
November 22, 2012, Thursday
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Pre Game: Mets vs. Cardinals (Game One)
Carlos Beltran, who had an MRI today, will not be in tonight's starting lineup.
The Mets optioned Ken Takahashi back to Triple-A Buffalo.
There is no word yet on who will replace Takahashi on the roster, nor is there news of Beltran's MRI.
Also, it is crazy windy at Citi Field today.
Update, 4:20 pm:
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tonight, followed in order by Daniel Murphy, David Wright, Fernando Tatis in left field, Ryan Church, Omir Santos, Jeremy Reed in center, Luis Castillo and the pitcher.
Jerry Manuel is expected in the media room soon to address reporters.
The buzz around Citi Field, thanks mostly to Adam Rubin of the Daily News, is that Beltran will be put on the DL, while Fernado Martinez will be promoted from Triple-A, along with LHP Pat Misch.
Update, 4:30 pm:
WFAN's Ed Coleman says on Twitter that Elmmer Dessens and Misch will be promoted from Triple-A, not the young Martinez.
To follow Coleman on Twitter, go to Twitter.com/WFANMets.
So, at this point, given the TWO call ups, and the one known demotion, I think it's pretty clear Beltran is going to the disabled list.
Update, 4:42 pm:
Omar Minaya said Beltran will be put on disabled list with a bone bruise on his right knee.
The Mets will recall Fernando Martinez, Elmmer Dessens and Misch, while Takahashi has been optioned to Triple A and Wilson Valdez has been designated for assignment.
Minaya would only say the bruise on Beltran's knee is getting bigger, because it is bone on bone, though he is confident he can return in two weeks.
Update, 4:52 pm:
Jerry Manuel said Reed and Fernando Martinez will get time in center field.
Update, 4:57 pm:
Brian Stokes will likely be used as tonight's the eighth-inning guy, as he looks to get Bobby Parnell and Sean Green some rest, Manuel said.
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