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This is a compilation of press releases issued by Carleton College. You may also try looking at Carleton Now for stories about Carleton. If you have a suggestion for a press release, please forward the appropriate information to Media Relations.
Renowned cardiologist and medical historian to speak on The Origins and Evolution of the Mayo ClinicOctober 6, 2015
Fye's lecture chronicles the Mayo Clinic from 1864 to 1939, from its beginnings as a Minnesota family practice to an international 'medical mecca.'
Groundbreaking best-selling author Frances Moore Lappé presents Carleton convocationOctober 6, 2015
Author shares her thoughts on the relationship between food, nutrition, and agriculture.
Carleton, others form Coalition for College AccessSeptember 28, 2015
Eighty colleges, universities join together to improve admission application process for all students.
Caravan du Nord concert series comes to CarletonSeptember 22, 2015
The public is invited to workshops, a networking event, and all-ages concert featuring Helen Forsythe, VAN STEE, and Solid Gold.
Top Twin Cities jazz guitarist, quartet to performSeptember 22, 2015
Harris co-leads the Atlantis Quartet, winners of the 2015 McKnight Fellowship for Performing Artists, and himself was named City Pages' 2011 Best Jazz Artist.
Carleton presents Weekly International Film ForumSeptember 22, 2015
International Film Forum screenings are held Mondays at 7 p.m. in the Weitz Cinema.
Long-time professor to present convocation on future of liberal artsSeptember 22, 2015
Cliff Clark to present "My Freshman Year and Yours: Politics, Technological Change, and the Future of the Liberal Arts."
Perlman Teaching Museum exhibits designed to teach, inspireSeptember 10, 2015
Carleton's Perlman Teaching Museum presents two new exhibits, one commemorating the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War and the other intersecting the academic disciplines of Renaissance history and geology
Senator Klobuchar, Trustee Barnett '86 to present opening convocationSeptember 10, 2015
U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar and distinguished alumna and trustee Carol Barnett '86, to address opening convocation.
Carleton welcomes class of 2019September 10, 2015
This week, Carleton College welcomed the Class of 2019 to campus; the 498 students were selected from a pool of 6,721 applicants.
Carleton to hold 141st Commencement ceremony; bestow honorary degree to The New Yorker's Peter SchjeldahlJune 3, 2015
Schjeldahl, Class of 1964, to address the 487 members of the Class of 2015.
The popular sale, held June 20 & 21, converts the unwanted year-end possessions of Carleton students into bargains for area residents and cash for local charities.
Funding allows his investigation on the biochemical and microbial basis of human nutrition to continue at Harvard.
The cinema and media studies major from Los Angeles has been awarded a Thomas J. Watson Fellowship for his project "Conscious Rap and the Global Cypher."
This year's event, with an address presented by Grace Ogilby '12, will be streamed live.
Renowned Chinese Music Ensemble performs in concertMay 20, 2015
The Carleton College Chinese Music Ensemble will perform in concert on Sunday, May 24 at 4 p.m. in the Concert Hall.
Katherine Boo's stunning best-selling book, "Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity," comes to life on the big screen on Sunday, May 24 at 2 p.m. in the Weitz Center Cinema.
Retired professional football player shares his story of life as a gay man in the NFL.
Esteemed Japanese diplomat Shigeo Yamada, a member of the Carleton Class of 1989, will present an insider's view of current Japanese-US relations in an appearance on Thursday, May 14 from 5 to 6 p.m. in the Gould Library Athenaeum.
The prestigious honor from the Woodrow Wilson Foundation enables recipients to begin their journey towards representing the United States as Foreign Service Officers.
Lecture views Japanese religion through anime filmMay 11, 2015
Humanities fellow Joylon Thomas uses animated feature films and television series as source material for understanding contemporary Japanese religion.
A suggested donation of $15 buys a serving of soup, the hand-made ceramic bowl it's served in, and a side of bread. All proceeds go to the Northfield Community Action Center's food shelf.
Not-to-be-missed performance conducted by Thomas Zehetmair and featuing cellist Julie Albers.
Symphony Band celebrates the season with a special performance honoring members of the Class of 2015May 8, 2015
The Carleton College Symphony Band, directed by professor Ronald Rodman, will celebrate the spring season with a special performance on Friday, May 15 at 8 p.m. in the Concert Hall. This event is free and open to the public.


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Alexander Purcell Rodrigues launched his interdisciplinary studio in 2009. With an education from Cambridge University in England and the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Alexanderâs diverse creative background drives studio projects that run the gamut. He designs on every scale across a wide range of sectors including objects, furniture, art direction, interior environments along with a soon to be launched nomadic retail environment housed in the iconic shell of a 1973 Airstream Sovereign.
Over recent years, Alexander saw a paradigm shift in the conventional relationship between designer, manufacturer and retailer. With the desire to take control of this process he launched Purcell Living in 2011 to international acclaim. Through finding dynamic collaborations with specialist manufacturers in the US and Europe; Purcell Living has initiated new manufacturing methodologies breaking down the normal constraints of the development process.
Alexanders vision is to produce research driven, innovative designs that push the boundaries of aesthetics, technology and materials. His form language utilizes the controlled precision of modern technology without being defined by it; the touch of the skilled craftsman is far from neglected in his process. The manifestation of this are intriguing tactile products that capture the consumers imagination.


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Peter Kenyon Reports That The 104th Congress Officially Adjourns Today
. After a prolific start the Republican controlled- Congress stagnated a bit in this election year. But following Bob Dole's resignation from his position as Senate Majority Leader, Congress finished with several bi-partisan compromises, passing some sweeping new laws.
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Grand Valley to formally dedicate new Robert B. Annis Field Station
Date: August 6, 2013
Grand Valley State University will celebrate the formal dedication of the new Robert B. Annis Field Station with a ceremony and tours for invited guests on August 12.
The event will include remarks from Grand Valley president Thomas J. Haas, R.B. Annis Educational Foundation trustee C. Daniel Yates, Annis Water Resources Institute director Alan Steinman, as well as volunteers, donors, and students.
Grand Valley State University researchers and students have already begun utilizing the facility for important research involving Michigan's freshwater resources and the Great Lakes, thanks to the efforts of more than 230 donors who made the completion of Grand Valley's new Robert B. Annis Field Station possible.
The campaign to support the Robert B. Annis Field Station raised more than $2.35 million in private funds and included gifts from a wide variety of Grand Valley supporters, community members, and those passionate about the health and well-being of Michigan's freshwater resources.
The new Robert B. Annis Field Station offers students and researchers 14,700 square feet of research laboratories, offices, mesocosm tanks, a boat loading bay, and secure storage. The new facility is state of the art, and has dedicated space for year-round research — something that was not possible in the old, unheated facility. The building has been designed and built to meet stringent LEED rating standards by using materials and systems that were selected for their durability, sustainability, energy efficiency, and their ability to decrease long-term maintenance and operations costs.For More Information Contact: Nate Hoekstra in News & Information Services - 616-331-8138


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CARROLLTON, Ga., April 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Greenway Medical Technologies, Inc., provider of the integrated, single-database electronic health record (EHR), practice management and interoperability solution PrimeSuite®, has been named a preferred provider of healthcare technology solutions by the non-profit NYC Regional Electronic Adoption Center for Health (NYC REACH).
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Is it OK to get in a workout when you're feeling under the weather? Celebrity fitness trainer Jackie Warner answered the question many of us are wondering during these months when she dropped by Mondays With Marlo. It turns out that working up a sweat can actually boost your immune system and help you get rid of that cold more quickly.
For more ways to keep in shape, check out Jackie's favorite tips:
While you sleep, your body is hard at work breaking down muscle protein into energy. Eating a high-quality protein like cottage cheese before bed aids in retaining muscle mass – and because muscle burns more calories than fat, the protein will help keep extra pounds at bay.
Adding resistance training to your routine will give you a toned – not bulky – look and increase metabolism. Just starting out? Combine 15 minutes of weight lifting with 15 minutes of cardio to drop pounds.
If you're short on time, try a "100s" workout: Do 10 squats, 10 pushups and 10 situps. Repeat this circuit 10 times for a quick, calorie-burning workout.
Making lofty resolutions like deciding to lose 30 pounds in two months is setting yourself up for failure. Instead, make smaller goals you can tackle individually and incorporate into your lifestyle. Try adding a new fitness class to your exercise routine, taking a lunchtime walk instead of eating at your desk or eliminating soda from your diet.
The plank is one of the best moves to tone your core. After mastering the basic plank, you can add more advanced moves. Touching your elbow with your knee while in plank is great for the oblique muscles. To get some extra arm toning in, try the up and down plank: start in plank, come up onto your hands while holding the plank position and then return to the plank and repeat.
Even if you're not hungry at traditional times, your body still needs fuel. Skipping meals drops your insulin levels and makes it more likely that you'll indulge more than usual when you eat next. Try eating five smaller meals a day if three bigger ones don't suit your style. Aim for a protein like chicken or fish, a healthy carbohydrate like a sweet potato or whole grains and a good fat at each meal – drizzle a bit of olive oil on a salad or include a few avocado slices in your sandwich. (And don't forget your fruits and veggies!)
Not catching enough zzz's can contribute to weight gain, so log in your eight hours each evening. Tossing and turning? Try our tips to get a better night's rest.
Don't want to waste any time at the gym? Combine exercises that incorporate both your upper and lower body, and work multiple muscle groups at once. Try a military press as you come up from a squat, or doing a bicep curl while you lunge.
Water, that is. It'll temporarily boost your metabolism, and it's a much healthier – and cheaper – option than sugary juices and sodas.
Don't be intimidated by certain exercises. If you're looking for all-in-one moves, pushups, squats and planks are hard to beat. These powerhouse moves work the core, your legs and raise your heart rate.
While genetics decide where your body will store fat (thanks, Mom and Dad), you can spot tone problem areas. To sculpt toned arms, incorporate moves that will work all three of the muscles in your triceps, your biceps and shoulders. Tricep kickbacks, bench dips, overhead presses and head bangers are all great options.
A common fear among smokers is that they'll gain weight when they kick the habit. Here's the thing: it makes you feel good because it releases high levels of serotonin and dopamine in your brain. What other activity releases these chemicals? Exercise! Working out more while smoking less will produce the same feel-good feelings naturally – and keep you trim in a much healthier way.
If the idea of traditional exercise makes you shudder, there are other options. Have you always wanted to learn how to do a sun salutation? Try a yoga class. Interested in self-defense? Sign up for boxing lessons. Meet friends for a hike instead of lunch, or bike ride around your town instead of driving. You're more likely to stick to a fitness routine if you're enjoying it – and remember, you don't have to be at the gym for it to count.
Feeling under the weather? Your routine doesn't have to suffer. Working out can actually boost your immune system and help you get rid of that cold. Do some cardio and lighter resistance training to keep active. One caveat: if you have a fever, stay home. Your body and fellow gym-goers will both thank you.
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Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.20 per person, per night for adults; EUR 1.10 per night for guests aged 6-17 years old. This tax does not apply to children under 6 years of age.
- Towels/sheets: EUR 3 per person, per stay
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Rollaway beds are available for EUR 10 per night
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 6.9 for adults and EUR 3.9 for children (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 10 per pet, per stay
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In or out? Labour Must Commit. Tony Blair's Position on the European Monetary Unit Remains Cloudy. Here, We Present Three Different Arguments Which Lead to the Same Conclusion: It's Time to Go Euro
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Tony Blair will be a decisive Prime Minister. "If there are arguments to have, I will have them. If there are decisions to be taken, I will take them," he told the Scots at the end of June. But what about European Monetary Union?
That is likely to be the toughest decision of his administration. It will take courage to stay out of the single currency altogether: a gamble that might easily prove an historical misjudgment on the scale of Messina. But it will take courage, too, perhaps more, to join in the first wave in 1999. Can we really imagine a first Queen's speech that includes legislation to join EMU (a bill must be passed before the end of 1997), to make the Bank of England independent, and perhaps to hold a referendum? All this following an election contested on a policy of strict neutrality and in a first session crowded with other priorities?
In the circumstances the middle course, "wait and see", is irresistibly attractive. It is Labour's policy, just as it is the government's. Yet as Kenneth Clarke will tell you, it is not an easy option. It is but a short step away from definitively ruling out entry in 1999. Grandees have to write to the Independent with no more daring message than that options should be kept open.
Labour faces the same dilemma, only worse: it expects to be in government. Within months of the election it will become clear what decision Tony Blair has taken about entry in 1999. If he has effectively ruled it out there will be costs. Some will arise from exclusion in any event. But holding back only to join later will raise the price. The hurdles for entering in the second wave are likely to be higher, once the political imperative of launching in 1999 has passed. And there is a danger in the meantime that the initial members will exercise a decisive influence across the board, from which Britain will be excluded.
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Identification of GmPHD5 interaction proteins. Histone H3 were pulled down by GST-PHD5 in this experiment as determined by western blotting (A). Silver staining gel of GST-PHD5 pulled down proteins. Proteins only present in the GST-PHD5 pulled down samples were picked out for mass spectrometry analysis (B). Proteins with confident identifications were indicated in the gel (band 1 and 2) (B). Protein 1 and 2 were identified as GmGNAT and GmElongin A by mass spectrometry (see Additional File 3 and 4, Figure S3 and Table S1).
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Check out the article below to know all the ports that are used by Apple for its services and stores.
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xMatter Apr 26, 2014 8:52 AM
Re: SonicWall Blocking Access To AppStore in response to norm123
This was not an issue last year and all ports and sites including versign are white listed.
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Re: SonicWall Blocking Access To AppStore in response to xMatter
monitor your firewall for activity from the device's IP address when you attempt to connect or contact Sonicwall as the issue is clearly stemming from the firewall and not the phones or TV
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I see connections to UDP being dropped around the time I try to access the App Store. I have wrote a post within the sonic wall forum as well, just posted here to see if others encountered this issue.
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Hi XMatter
Did you have any luck with the above mentioned issue. I have the same issue on my Sonicwall.
My firewall is block all traffic to the Deploy.akamiatechnologies.com which is the apple updates links.
However i did not constitute these changes on the firewall, as it started around the same time as yours.
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Outlander "Castle Leoch" Review: A Real Bodice-Ripper
Outlander S01E02: "Castle Leoch"
As of "Castle Leoch", Outlander is literally a bodice-ripper. Whereas once I thought "bodice-ripper" was a cheeky way to reference a certain lusty, historical-romance sensibility, in Outlander we quite literally saw Jamie's sister Jenny Fraser get her bodice ripped clean off, and it did not look easy. With all that stiff fabric, tearing a bodice must be like trying to rip a phone book in half. Props to the actor playing Black Jack Randall for managing that one-handed, though I suspect a break-away bodice was involved.
But I'm getting ahead of myself. Claire arrived at Castle Leoch with Jamie after two days of hard riding, and she was now disoriented enough that she had no idea how to get back to the standing stones, assuming they would even get her home. Luckily the castle was outfitted with a cozy woman with a heart like a teapot (warm, yet breakable): the lovely Mrs. Fitzsimmons, who ran out to meet the Highlanders at the gate and most importantly encouraged Claire to help Jamie go and
take his shirt off get his bandage changed.
This led to the nasty reveal that Jamie's back looks like a roast cooked with the string wrapped 'round, all criss-crossed with deep, juicy scars. Jamie explained that he got them trying to defend the honor of his sister from Black Jack Randall and his crew of extremely inappropriate redcoat soldiers.
Not five minutes later, apparently hungry for the spotlight, Claire was swept away imagining what Frank was going through now that she'd been gone for two days (a book about genealogy, I'd imagine) and started weeping. When Jamie asked why, she choked out, "My husband!"
"Is he not alive?" asked Jamie, and Claire was like "Actually... no... I'm single. I'm so, so single!"
The two embraced, and then remember they'd been on the road for two days and both needed showers and reluctantly parted ways. For Claire, it was time to get some rest before her big 18th-century makeover curtesy Mrs. Fitzgibbert, which would involve her bra getting some major side-eye, but when it was all done Claire looked EVEN HOTTER:
Knit gauntlets and an up-do suit her well. She was made presentable for an audience with the Laird MacKenzie and used her time in his study to rummage around his papers to figure out the actual year was 1743 before the Laird shows up at the door, surprising her with both his abrupt entrance and CGI legs.
Seriously, what in the world? The special effects here are maybe a little extreme, but sure. Let's roll with it. The Laird MacKenzie grilled her on how she managed to wander into a battlefield wearing a dress made out of a fabric I don't think had even been invented yet and Claire rapped out a cockamamie story about journeying to France to live with relatives there. She received a lot more side-eye from the Laird, but he told her he could arrange transportation for her as far as Inverness, in five days' time. Claire had five days of vacation in the 18th century whether she liked it or not. And maybe she liked it, after all.
It turns out that plucking mushrooms, wearing bodices, and watching Jamie train a young spirited horse to surrender to his touch are not the worst ways to spend a week. Claire was going above and beyond in terms of diligently changing those bandages, and Jamie was not complaining. The two even managed a picnic lunch date during which Jamie forgot to cross his ankles and also told Claire there was a price on his head. He is a wanted man in every sense.
Unfortunately there was also the fact her bullshit story to the Laird wasn't really fooling anyone. MacKenzie got a few glasses of wine in her and everything started falling apart. She also put her foot in her mouth in a very big way by mistaking the Laird's heir for the Laird's brother's son. When she innocently said to the boy that she saw him playing with his father Dougal, everyone got extremely quiet and angry, like you do when someone makes an honest mistake, and it was all so awkward and she was so drunk that she had to fake a stomach bug just to get out of the room. Dougal had her followed the rest of the week, and it became clear that her half-baked story and overall unaccountable appearance in the 18th century were not going over very well.
On her last night in the Castle Leoch, Claire attended the stately tradition of the Hall, where the Laird MacKenzie shimmied in on his CGI legs to sit in state and and dole out judgement on all the complaints, requests, and cases of his clan. Mrs. Fitzbibbins had even managed to scrape together an elegant beaded choker for Claire, so it must've been quite an event.
When a young girl was pulled before the Laird to receive harsh justice for like, winking at gentlemen or something ridiculous, she was condemned to a whipping, but Jamie came forward and offered to take the beating for her. We were then treated to the sight of Jamie, who just last episode was shot and had his arm broken, getting pummeled mercilessly in full sight of everyone he knows. Claire was horrified and chased him down after the ordeal to firmly chasten him for putting his perfect pectorals at risk again... and also to tell him she would be leaving the next day.
There was a tinge of regret when Claire told Jamie she was leaving, and then the young girl, Laoghaire turned up and Claire, fooling no one, was like, "Excuse me, someone wants to talk to you hahaha I'll make myself scarce so you two unattached kids can go at it" and went back to her room to, I'm guessing, write down all the reasons she loves her hubby Frank until her quill or her hand (or her heart) broke and then sob herself to sleep, whispering Jamie's name as she finally drifted off. Anyhoo.
The next day Mrs. Fitzibble comes through with a FUR RUFF for Claire's journey to Inverness—which, whoa, very decadent. Claire had a basket all packed and was ready to return ( to the future!) when Dougal showed up and said Laird Collum needed to see her.
Claire immediately sensed this was not good news and besides, the tinker was on a tight schedule as there were metal items up and down the land that needed tinkered with and she didn't want to get left behind. But Dougal was insistent, and he led her through a labyrinthine hallway Claire remembered to a dark, drafty surgery basement, where the Laird revealed to her that she would be staying indefinitely as his new doctor. It wasn't so much a promotion as a nightmare for Claire (no more lunch dates in the stables?!), but the Laird MacKenzie told her that until he knew for a fact that she wasn't an English spy he had no other choice.
He said something like, "You have secrets, and whether they're the kind of secrets every woman has in her heart or something more, I'm not letting you leave until you find out." (As a woman, my secret is that I CAN'T get drunk on Fireball Whiskey. Believe me, I've tried! I don't know what it is. I should figure out some way to make it work for me. Like go into the CIA and question people after we've both had a few shots of Fireball. CIA, direct message me for details.)
Ahem. Still, as viewers, we have to be a little relieved that Claire isn't going anywhere yet. The real story is with handsome, captivating, wronged outlaw Jamie, and the closer she is to him, the happier we'll be. Sorry, Frank.
... What are your secrets?
... Did the special effects team get a little too extreme with the Laird's ankles, or did the computer rendering seem accurate to "Toulouse Lautrec syndrome"? I'm no doctor, but would he really be able to walk smoothly if his muscles were that displaced and atrophied?
... If you were Claire, would you want to return to the 1940s or would you be down to stick around for a little bit?
... How much do you bet this is Loreena McKennitt's favorite new show?
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jennlass Aug 27, 2014
Oh yay - I am so glad you are recapping/reviewing this one, Lily!
nanoute Aug 21, 2014
I am So happy that they are keeping the dialogue and pretty much everything the same from the book! I'm not interested in another True Blood series (where everything went off book.. ). Fingers crossed they keep going in this direction :)
songokou77 Aug 19, 2014
One last last thing lol why aren't you guys reviewing The Knick? Besides Outlander which I am liking very much I truly have fallen in love with The Knick. The camera work, the soundtrack, the actors, the overall interesting plot( even if it somehow falls into 18th century House, which is both fair and unfair)
harpier Aug 19, 2014
Whatever else The Knick is, it doesn't strike me as anything at all like House. (It's early 20th century, as well, not 18th.) Despite my difficulty watching some of the premiere episode, I LOVED it. Episode 2 was considerably more underwhelming, but I have hopes for the series...if I can stand to keep watching. Early surgery is just gruesome.
songokou77 Aug 23, 2014
I mentioned House because I saw a bit of the diagnostics play in a part of the episode, but I'm loving it. The music is weirdly modern and everything looks great.
songokou77 Aug 19, 2014
Also I think I haven't seen the actress playing Claire before, she is wonderful, but for a long while she looked to me as a slimmer Anna Torv aka. Olivia Dunham lol
songokou77 Aug 19, 2014
Do you guys even Ken? hahahaha I was lost a bit at first, but love that they stick to language this well.
LaurenLS Aug 18, 2014
I would be going right back to the 1940s. I know enough about grooming habits and bathing in the 18th century that I wouldn't want to be there very long.
I love how she totally bactracked out of having a husband though. Very funny.
harpier Aug 19, 2014
I agree about the odors of 18th-century life. Gabaldon mentions it early in Claire's time-traveling but—probably since it would be tiresome to keep reminding her readers—she more or less lets it fall away. Perhaps we need scratch-and-sniff novels...and television. I suppose for those living in it, unlike Claire who knew otherwise, it's just the way life smelled, in the same way people who live in New York (or other major cities) aren't bothered by most urban smells and people who live in farming areas aren't bothered by the smells of most livestock.
As for Frank, there's certainly a "convenience" in losing her husband in time, though I suspect her reluctance to tell people about Frank stems from her instinct to keep as much about her personal life as she can to herself, like her last name.
stopeer Aug 18, 2014
1. Nothing concerning CIA.
2. Don't know, I've never seen a person affected by that disease.
3. With all the strength I have, I would want to go back to the 40s. The 18th century doesn't seem like my place, I just doubt I can live with all that mud.
4. Not much.
janewarren31924 Aug 18, 2014
Brilliant! Love your review! Too funny! I am soooooooo addicted to Outlander!
pa-tan Aug 18, 2014
... Not telling! cause they are all boring and involve dirty books
... Thank G I wasn't the only one thinking that the Laird shouldn't be able to walk! I mean I am no expert but still it seems unlikely that a men that old with those legs would be walking as fast as the Laird was.
... If I were Claire I wouldn't be as half as comfortable as she was specially with the corset and lack of shampoo and make up. So nop I wouldn´t stay around unless Jamie´s fabulous abs were infront of me *sigh*
... er nothing?
So Claire is a suspect of being a spy - assassin and they left her in charge of being the castle's healer.... No wonder people's life expectancy was really low.
anthonyclay37 Aug 18, 2014
Why did they show her nude for no reason. Could have at least had her hide her boobs. If you're going to show a main actor nude it should be a purpose or good scene. save it not waste in second episode pointless scene.
dofuscato Aug 18, 2014
But the nudity in itself is the purpose, is it not?
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Q. Dark Eden began as a short story. What attracted you to the "Adam and Eve in space" angle and a sunless planet as the setting?
A. What draws me (and a lot of people, I think) to science fiction as a form is that it allows you to do big thought experiments. I'm interested in how societies grow and change, and what better way of exploring that than starting again with just two people and trying to imagine what would happen?
I'm fairly sure I first got the idea of a sunless world from the antique computer on which I wrote the short story called "The Circle of Stones" (back in 1992). It was so antique that it had green letters on a black screen, the opposite to writing on paper, where the background is light and the writing is dark. I'm fairly certain this was the origin of the image in my mind of a sunless forest filled with luminous trees. When I started thinking about it, it had so many possibilities. How would such a world function? How would its life evolve? How would time be measured? The sunlessness of Eden also underlines the sense of loss that the people of Eden feel. Generations on, they long for the world their ancestors came from, where the sky was filled with light.
Q. How concerned are you about plausibility and scientific accuracy? Do you think the planet Eden could really exist?
A. I'm not a "hard" science fiction writer. I run with my own intuitions, and what seems to work from the point of view of the story.
That said, I want my worlds to feel plausible to the reader. It struck me as likely that there would be planets in space that were not attached to particular stars (and I'm pleased to say that science confirms my hunch: they do exist and are known as "rogue planets"). It seemed to be, too, that life could still evolve in the absence of a sun, provided that the planet still had a hot core. After all, on earth there are life forms that are solely powered by geothermal heat (entire geothermal ecosystems exist around deep ocean volcanic vents, far from the sun's reach). There are also lakes underneath the ice in Antarctica, such as Lake Vostok, where the water is liquid because of the heat from below. I see life on Eden as having evolved in such places and then slowly transformed the world around it.
One little problem—it was first pointed out to me by a schoolboy when I was giving a talk!—is the question of how the human population of Eden obtains vitamin D, which of course on Earth we mainly obtain by synthesizing it in our skins using sunlight. I decided that, on Eden, there were sufficient dietary sources of the vitamin, but perhaps I was allowing myself a bit of poetic license here. I'm not sure how likely it is that all the nutrients that human beings require would be available in an alien diet. But then again, who knows? Perhaps for life to exist at all, it needs to have similar chemistry to our own?
Q. Many people comment on the language in Dark Eden, which is slightly different from English. What was your reason for this decision, and why did you change the language in the way you did?
A. I felt I needed to acknowledge that after 160 years without any contact with Earth, the language of Eden would have changed. The Adam and Eve figures—Tommy and Gela—came from Brooklyn, New York, and Peckham in South London, so the language would obviously still be English, but not exactly either American English or British English as we know them.
The people of Eden would have given new names to things that did not exist on Earth, but at first they would tend to name them after familiar things. A spotted predator is called a "leopard," for instance, but its resemblance to leopards on Earth is pretty tenuous.
In the absence of days, nights, or years, they would have developed new ways of talking about time. They speak in terms of wakings and sleeps, and while they still have the concept of a "year," it seems pretty arbitrary to them, and they often refer to "wombtimes" —the human gestation period— as a rough way of measuring longer times.
Words that they had no use for would be forgotten. When they first encounter an ocean, for instance, after many landlocked generations, they no longer remember the words "ocean" or "sea" and have to coin a new name.
Finally, the first generation born on Eden would have lived in a family where there were no adults but Mom and Dad. Parents with young children tend to lapse into baby talk a bit, I've noticed, even when the children aren't present, and I felt that this might result in a permanent change to the language, in the absence of a wider adult world to draw the language back to its more "adult" form: hence the duplicated adjectives ("big big" instead of "very big") and the tendency to drop direct articles.
*Starred Review* Imagine a world called Eden populated by a mere 532 inhabitants, all descended from two common ancestors, Tommy and Angela, who came to the planet 163 years earlier by spaceship and stayed to populate a world. Imagine this, and you have the setting for British writer Beckett's superb novel of speculative fiction. Its protagonist is 15-year-old John Redlantern, whose act of rebellion defies sacred tradition and changes his world forever, resulting in his being banished from his rudimentary hunter-gatherer community. He will be joined in exile by three young friends, and theirs becomes a compelling story of both survival and discovery. It is told in a number of distinctive first-person voices that beautifully define character and reveal the fact that Eden's language has become corrupted; thus, anniversary becomes Any Virsry; radio, Rayed Yo; electricity, Lecky-trickity; and so forth. Beckett has done a brilliantly imaginative job of world building in both global concepts and quotidian details. The planet, for example, is sunless, the light being provided by trees and animals; leopards sing to their prey; time is measured in "wombtimes"—thus, John, 15, is 20 wombtimes old. None of these specifics gets in the way of a suspenseful, page-turning plot, however, and the book is a superb entertainment, a happy combination of speculative and literary fiction. And it is not to be missed. --Michael CartSee all Editorial Reviews
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Definitely different from what I usually read, but I enjoyed it. The characters are well defined, the setting is also well defined so that you can imagine yourself in their place.Published 1 month ago by Betty L. Sheridan
Interesting world creation: a sunless world fueled by internal heat and/or chemistry, upon which a tiny and hideously inbred human colony is barely hanging on. Read morePublished 1 month ago by Bard Bloom
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This book is an odd duck. In the end, I didn't like it but you might. The plot is pretty clockwork and you're 150 pages in before it even starts. Read morePublished 2 months ago by Paul J. Camp
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Great idea, but due to 9-11 this one doesn't work. Still I like the one with the palace a lot!
I like it alot!
Rules?! What rules?
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Rules?! What rules?
since 9-11 we know that there isn't such a thing as absolute safety + security.
nobody would have made the 9-11 associations without this picture.
ergo: bad ad.
Yeah man....especially since alot of poeple suspect the whole 9-11 is a controversy and a US Government plot. Hmmmnn.....
puppie, i'm not a man.
what's your point?
Rules?! What rules?