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Maca (Lepidum Meyenii) is a nutritious tuber which grows in the harsh environment of the Peruvian highlands. For the Inca, Maca was a staple food with a reputation for promoting energy and stamina, enhancing sexual potency and libido.
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|Maca (Lepidium spp.) [root]
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1Paul an apostle of Christ Jesus according to the purpose and working of God, to the saints who are in Ephesus and are faithful in Christ Jesus. 2Grace be to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.
Adoption to sonship through Jesus Christ
3Blessed be He from whom our blessings flow, even the God and Father of Jesus Christ our Lord. 4Prior to the existence of this physical universe, His blessing was upon us in a spiritual sphere in the heavenly world in Christ, and that blessing was the blessing of Spirit. 5-8There in the spiritual Christ, we, as perfect and without spot or blame before Him, were sought out and chosen to be His sons, foreseen and foreknown as such, an adoption which even now is coming to pass through Jesus Christ, as the good pleasure of His will unfolds itself, whereby he is adorned with the manifestation of this grace, the grace that becomes our own in the beloved one, through whom it works, grace that is now delivering us from sin, and putting off the chains from us through the victory so dearly purchased with his own blood by the Christ. 9-10Infinite and far-reaching beyond the bounds of all mortal vision is the wealth and power of that grace, so abundant in its wisdom and understanding, whereby there opens to the inner eye the wondrous revelation of His will, of His ever benevolent purpose, forseen and fore-ordained in the Christ, which the gathering up and unfolding of the ages was to effect, 11even the subjection of all things to the Christ, the making of him as the sum and head of all as his consequent effect, a purpose to be carried out on earth as in heaven. 12Yes, the inheritance which we have now obtained is part of that consummating purpose, is in him, in whom we were first seen and known as the objects of this infinite purpose which subdues all things, destined to adorn his glory as we even now hope and expect by faith to do. 13We have learned to know the Christ, in whom you too have embraced the word of truth, which is the good news of our salvation, in whom you have attained faith, and have been given that stamp and evidence of the genuineness and certainty of your hope and faith, namely, the gift of the spirit which was promised, the seal of the title-deed conferring the rich inheritance. 14It is our own now and secure, a possession that is purchased and made our own, as part of the adornment and wonder of His glory.
Paul's prayer for their enlightenment
15Since I learned that this faith is now ruling in your midst, and that your love is now extended in the faith towards other churches, 16you have daily been the subject of my prayers and thanks-givings, and this prayer is one for further light and increased understanding on your part, 17that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, father of all glory, may give you the spiritual wisdom and revelation, which are found in the clear full knowledge of Him, 18and illuminate your inner vision, the eyes of your heart, thereby explaining and opening to you the full nature of his calling and its aim and expectation, revealing too what an abundance of glory is implied in this "inheritance of the saints" (Deut. xxxiii. 3), 19and unfolding to your apprehension the extraordinary power which reacts from him upon all who believe. It is the enormous overmastering supremacy which the Christ showed forth, which operated in him, raising him from the dead. 20-21This power established the Christ "at his right hand" (Ps. cx. 1) in spiritual spheres supreme in every way, untouched, unimpeded by the innumerable authorities, influences, powers, potentates of the world, having power over all other names to which authority is lent not only in this age, but in the next. 22God has "put all things under his feet" (Ps. viii. 6), made him the head of all things for the Church, 23which thereby is constituted as the body of the Christ, that is to say, the full complete manifestation, the allness of that one who now is fulfilling Himself everywhere and becoming all-in-all.
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I'm keen to teach myself ASP.NET MVC 2 (coming from a heavy embedded or rich GUI background). If have found the nerddiner walk-through but it is still for ASP.NET MVC 1. The codeplex downloads have been updated to MVC 2 but the link for the PDF goes back to the MVC 1 book.
- Is it even possible to follow the walk-through in MVC 2?
- If so, what technologies does it skip? (e.g. LinqToSql instead of EF?)
- Is there an updated PDF (other than getting the whole Professional ASP.NET MVC 2 book)?
EDIT - the answer seems to be universally that the v1 tutorial is good enough for learning v2. As it happened, I downloaded the sample chapter of the new book from Amazon onto my Kindle DX and found that the tutorial has been updated to EF. Because I don't personally like learning something (e.g. LinqToSql) that has been superseded - I've clicked "Buy" - Damn you Amazon for making it so easy to spend my money :-)


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I didn't think so. I've never seen Niger Dear on the Forum but it appears he's been a member for nearly 5 years,and made 1 post 3 years ago
Yers... but then, you are answering a post that is itself four years old. (I did the same myself a week ago)...
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Thanks Bob. What I was suggesting at that time, of course, was that we knew the name as the Company were advertisers on this site as well as in the magazine.
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Obituary: Noble, Lillian Margaret "Boots"
NOBLE, Lillian Margaret "Boots"
A longtime resident of the Spokane Valley, passed away at the wonderful age of 90 in Spokane Valley, WA on August 15, 2012. Born in a log cabin in 1922 in Browerville, MN, she was the last survivor of eight children. She enjoyed camping, bingo, pinochle and her grandchildren. Lillian is survived by her son, Myron "Dino" Noble (Pam); grandchildren; several great grandchildren; sister-in-law, Geri Sarff and many nieces and nephews. She will be greatly missed, but has a sweet reunion with her husband, John and son, Darrell. Services will be held on Saturday, August 18, 2012 at 11:00 A.M. at Hazen & Jaeger Valley Funeral Home, 1306 N. Pines Rd., Spokane Valley. Inurnment will be held at a later date at the Pines Cemetery, Spokane Valley.


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"damn, that song was poppin' back in the day"
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I got 20 Xanex so I'ma start poppin em.
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A dance made up of the contraction of certain muscles to the beat of music combined with isolation movements performed to funk music. Popping as an umbrella term for Popping, Boogalooing, Strutting, Sac'n, Open Hand, ZigZag, Twisto-flex, Ticking, Waving, Snaking, Backslide, moonwalk, etc...
How many poppers will be poppin' at this year Poppin' event.
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As in Mary Poppins...as in perfect. Someone who is prim, proper, polite, a perfect houskeeper.
Her house is so poppins...or are you daughter of Poppins?
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A few weeks back, XAML Guy posted the December TechNet Guru awards:
TechNet Guru Awards - December 2013
To give you a taste, here are the results of the technologies in my product areas (SQL Server, Power BI, and Small Basic)...
Also worth a mention were the other entries this month:
Ed Price: "A good solution and some great suggestions from Shanky in the comments! Examples would help." NN: "Another great article by Praveen which contains many methods to check Server and Windows Restart time." Samuel Lester: "Knowing when SQL Server restarted is nice, but knowing why it restarted is often the more important issue. The methods you highlight are creative and allow you to quickly find the first answer, but aside from determining if it was restarted due to an OS reboot, it would be nice to dig more into the topic of why. Great content on what could turn into a spectacular topic and set of troubleshooting steps." DRC: "• It mentioned about finding the "reason" for the SQL Server and windows restarts at the beginning but the details are missing in the article. . The query "SELECT create_date FROM sys.databases WHERE name = 'tempdb'" will not work if traceflag 3609 is ON which doesn't create a new tempdb file during sql server startup. For windows: Method 1: Start Task Manager->Performance Method 1 shows only the uptime but doesn't show the actual time of restart. If the server has been up for a long time, then the calculation is very difficult Method 2: This method helps you to figure out root cause for the restart. start -> run -> eventvwr The 2nd method will not help if event viewer logs are clreared. • We have a better method to find the system startup time where we don't depend on any other logs or tools. C:\> systeminfo | find /i "Boot Time" "
And keep your eyes on the January results as January comes to a close:
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Here are the current entries for the technologies that I work on...
Current contributions for January:
Special thanks to XAML guy for hosting this contest!
• TechNet Guru Contributions • List of Award Winning TechNet Guru Articles
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If a writer should follow Ernest Hemingway's well-known dictum to write what he knows, then first-time novelist Jess Row just might be in the wrong business.
Readers of Amy Bloom's riotous new novel, Lucky Us, might want to pack a few snacks and buckle their seatbelts for this highly entertaining ride, which kicks off when half-sisters Eva and Iris hightail it from small-town Ohio to pursue their dreams in Hollywood.
Mary Kubica's debut, The Good Girl, is a constant game of cat and mouse. In this tense psychological thriller, Mia Dennett's abduction poses questions about relationships, their boundaries and their limits.
World War II-era nurse Claire Randall stumbled through a stone circle into the 18th century—and straight into the hearts of readers, who have gobbled up Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series since its 1991 debut. Gabaldon returned this summer with Written in My Own Heart's Blood, the eighth book in the series—and this month the first book, Outlander, has been turned into a TV series that will air on Starz. We asked Gabaldon a few questions about the series and the new book.


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Stop by and see Mike in the lobby bar
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Friendly staff!
If you get a good rate this is a good place
Comfort and more is what you'll definitely get in this hotel. Loads of facilities can be enjoyed here such as the private beach, swimming pools, water slides, Lazy River Ride and more.
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Want to grab breakfast, lunch, or dinner at the restaurant? Make sure you dry off before you enter.
If you have a room that isn't up to scratch ask for a new one. I complained this morning about a moldy mildew smell. Staff reaction was as if it's a normal complaint.
this hotel is the best value on Paradise island but all th erooms i have stayed in smell musty and moldy .. but then again so did the room at Atlantis!
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Fuego was created in 2007 in San Francisco, California in partnership with Robert Brunner – the former industrial design chief at Apple. Since then, Fuego's unique products have received much media attention and have won multiple industry and design awards.
In September 2013, new shareholders formed Fuego Living LLC to purchase all of the assets including the intellectual property, designs and patents of Fuego North America LLC. Immediately following the acquisition of the Fuego assets, the Element Grill was completely re-engineered from the hood down to the wheels while preserving Robert Brunner's award winning design. The re-engineered, re-tooled grill is now manufactured from two new facilities and is offered at $299 for the carbon steel and $399 for the stainless steel.
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Treat yourself to some finger-licking-good food at Amada's Pig Out event on Sunday, March 10. After being slow-cooked for 48 hours, their whole-roasted suckling pig will be served table side by the Chefs themselves. Guests will enjoy plenty of delicious tapas options served alongside the main course. Indulge in a variety of tapas items like […]


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November 16, 2006
Plenty to play for in these rivalry games
David Fox
Rivals.com College Football Staff Writer
One of the biggest rivalry games in college football will be even bigger this year.
When No. 1 Ohio State plays host to No. 2 Michigan on Saturday, it will be the 21st time the top two teams in the polls have met in the regular season.
As if the Buckeyes playing the Wolverines didn't need anymore build-up, this year's game will decide one � and who knows, maybe both � teams in the national championship game.
Should Ohio State win this game, the Buckeyes will be the first No. 1 team since 1945 to beat the No. 2 team in the country twice. Ohio State knocked off then-No. 2 Texas earlier this season.
No. 1 vs. No. 2 matchups are no stranger to rivalry games. They've featured Florida-Florida State, Notre Dame-USC, Notre Dame-Michigan, Oklahoma-Nebraska and Army-Navy.
Here's a look at the last five rivalry games between No. 1 and No. 2:
Florida State denied Florida its only undefeated season in school history by beating up on Gators quarterback Danny Wuerffel. The eventual Heisman Trophy winner, Wuerffel passed for 362 yards and three touchdowns. However, Florida State's top-ranked defense sacked him six times and intercepted three of his passes. Behind Warrick Dunn's career-high 185 rushing yards, FSU earned its only victory over the country's No. 1 team.
How the season ended: Florida earned a rematch with the Seminoles after beating Alabama 45-30 in the SEC Championship Game. The Gators received some help from an unranked Texas team that beat No. 3 Nebraska in the Big 12 Championship Game. Wuerffel and the Gators got revenge on FSU in the Sugar Bowl, beating the Seminoles 52-20 for the national championship.
Also known as Wide Right I. Florida State took a 16-3 lead in the third quarter, but Miami quarterback Gino Torretta led the Hurricanes' comeback. The Canes took the lead on Larry Jones' 1-yard touchdown run with 3:01 remaining. When Florida State got the ball back, the Seminoles drove into Miami territory and set up a 34-yard field-goal attempt for Gerry Thomas. The FSU kicker had made three field goals in the game, but missed his final attempt. Thomas' kick sailed wide right in front of a perplexed Bobby Bowden.
How the season ended: Miami (12-0) went on to beat Boston College and San Diego State to end the regular season and then won the national championship with a win over No. 11 Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. Florida State lost to Florida in its next game, but beat Texas A&M in the Cotton Bowl for an 11-2 season.
Notre Dame spoiled Michigan's bid for a national championship with help from a kickoff return for a touchdown from sophomore Raghib Ismail. During the contest, the Wolverines replaced injured senior quarterback Michael Taylor with Elvis Grbac, who had not completed a collegiate pass. Grbac led a scoring drive to narrow Notre Dame's lead to 17-12, then Ismail returned the ensuing kickoff 92 yards for a touchdown to seal the win.
How the season ended: Notre Dame won its next nine games before losing on the road to eventual national champion Miami 27-10. Notre Dame finished the season 12-1 by beating Colorado in the Orange Bowl. The loss to the Irish was the only one during the regular season for Michigan, who then lost to USC in the Rose Bowl.
Notre Dame played the game without its leading rusher (Tony Brooks) and leading receiver (Ricky Watters). Each was suspended for the contest, but it didn't matter against the mistake-prone Trojans. USC quarterback Rodney Peete threw three interceptions before leaving the game in the second half with his arm in a sling. Notre Dame got a 65-yard touchdown run from quarterback Tony Rice and a 64-yard interception return for a touchdown from cornerback Stan Smagala.
How the season ended: Notre Dame finished the regular season 11-0 before beating West Virginia 34-21 in the Fiesta Bowl to win the national championship. USC went on to lose to Michigan 22-14 in the Rose Bowl.
The score looks deceiving, but this was a rout for the Sooners. Oklahoma racked up 419 rushing yards against a Nebraska team that entered the game allowing 67.9 yards per game. Freshman quarterback Chuck Thompson led the wishbone attack. OU had three 100-yard rushers on the day with Thompson, halfback Patrick Collins and fullback Rotnei Anderson eclipsing the century mark.
How the season ended: Oklahoma went on to the Orange Bowl, where the Sooners lost to Miami 20-14. Nebraska went on to lose to Florida State 31-28 in the Fiesta Bowl.
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Rabid bat scratches man at Lake Crescent
LAKE CRESCENT — A Port Angeles-area man is undergoing rabies treatment after he was scratched by a rabid bat last week at Lake Crescent Lodge in Olympic National Park.
The 59-year-old man was sitting on the lake's shore at dusk Tuesday when a bat flew out of a nearby tree and landed on him. He was scratched when he pushed the bat to the ground. He captured the bat with a towel and alerted park staff.
On Saturday, testing by the Clallam County Environmental Health Department confirmed the bat had the rabies virus.
Park officials are urging visitors to avoid contact with bats and other mammals exhibiting unusual or aggressive behavior, especially if they "appear fearless of humans."
"Rabies exposure is extremely rare, but fatal if untreated," Park Superintendent Sarah Creachbaum said in a statement
There are two other known cases of rabies in bats in the park. In 1975, a child was bitten by a bat in the Elwha Valley. In 2008, a woman was scratched by a bat in the Ozette Campground.
Park officials stressed that bats are "an important and enjoyable part of the Olympic ecosystem." They feed on many types of night-flying insects, including mosquitoes.
The National Park Service Public Health Program and the Washington vector disease program are monitoring the rabies situation at Olympic.
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Marc Beauchamp: At the end of 2012, a few thoughts
New Years came about ten days early for Yours Truly thanks to that Mayan-calendar-end-of-the-world hoopla.
The day after the world didn't end I was invited to join about 60 souls at the Unity Church on Buenaventura Boulevard in Redding, for "Birth 2012," part of a "worldwide celebration of the first day of a new era."
It was a skosh New-Agey for me — there was drumming, "toning," meditation and singing. In the foyer of the church there was a symbolic "karma wash" we had to walk through.
But I pass on two therapeutic exercises that helped me focus on the past and the future.
Before entering the church building we were all given slips of paper that read, "Burning Bowl Birth 2012: I release and I let go: ..."
We were instructed to write down stuff that we wanted to get rid of — thoughts, emotions, prejudices, burdensome possessions (virtual or real), etc.
These pieces of paper were to be placed on the glowing coals in a nearby clay chiminea.
Later, inside the storefront church, we were each given another slip of paper. On it we were to write our personal "vision statement" for this new cosmic era, to read it aloud if we wanted and then attach it to an "interactive art installation" consisting of hundreds of handmade stars that was suspended from the ceiling.
In both cases I resisted the strong temptation to be trite or snarky and asked instead what did I really want to change and how did I want, in the words of the Rev. Sandra Soley Keep, to "cocreate a world that works for all."
Thinking back on it now more than a week later, I found it a useful and positive exercise. And more thought-provoking than the usual list of soon-to-be-forgotten New Years resolutions.
Looking ahead
Some "Shasta Sam"-like observations for the new year.
To Gary Cadd: Congratulations on your "third time's the charm" election to the Redding City Council, but remember — a nine-vote electoral margin does not a mandate make.
To Missy McArthur: Good to hear your cancer treatments are going well. The prognosis sounds encouraging. Thanks for your public service — and your example of strength and bravery in the face of adversity.
To Patrick Jones: Heard you on the radio the other morning say we need "20 to 25" more cops on the streets of Redding. Let's hope that's your No. 1 priority in 2013.
To Sheriff Tom Bosenko: Thanks for (belatedly) reopening that floor of the jail. Now it's time to show some real leadership — to make crime-fighting the county's top priority.
To Carl and Linda Bott: Congrats on KCNR's three years on the air and for braving the long odds against success in this challenging economy.
To Mark Lascelles: Kudos for your new focus on local business retention and growth at the Shasta County Economic Development Corp. — a better strategy than just trying to land that elusive corporate "Big Fish" for Stillwater Business Park.
To Bethel Church: The "gold dust" and feathers are downright weird, but thanks for keeping the Redding Convention Center open, buying the vacant Budget call center building and attracting energetic entrepreneurs to town. That's been a blessing.
To Wilda's Grill: Congratulations on your success on Placer Street and your east Redding expansion plans. Love your Buddha Bowl.
Enjoying this
At the all-local all-the-time Enjoy Store in downtown Redding, where I did the bulk of my Christmas shopping this year, spotted Wolfgang Rougle's book, "Sacramento Valley Feast."
If you're interested in north state flora (especially of the edible and medicinal kind), her hand-illustrated book's a must-have.
The two-page spread on Sacramento Valley oaks (blue, burr, valley, black, coast live, cork, interior live and canyon) is alone worth the cover price.
Rougle is guest speaker at the Jan. 15 meeting of the Redding chapter of the Weston A. Price Foundation (6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Pilgrim Congregational Church). For more information, call 244-7873.
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By Thomas C. Palmer Jr., Globe Staff, 9/8/2002
Everybody wants to know: What is that steel structure with the rounded top that has sprung up near the Federal Reserve Bank, on a Surface Artery parcel the Massachusetts Horticultural Society is supposed to occupy?
Yes, it's for the Big Dig.
About 75 by 115 feet and 70 feet high, it's an air-intake structure for the Central Artery. It will have two huge fans and other equipment inside, including a diesel generator for emergency power.
Most of the roughly eight-mile Central Artery/Ted Williams Tunnel system is to be ventilated by eight other buildings, strategically placed over the underground roadway. They're a diverse set of structures.
The one in East Boston, built before the budget crunch and topped with stainless steel, won a design award. The one in South Boston, a gigantic eyesore at the entrance to the new convention center, will be the subject of a review team as soon as it's finished. They'll try to figure out how to make it more aesthetically pleasing.
The others are built deeper underground, are combined with hotels or garages, or are in less visible locations, even though they're gargantuan.
But the structures will provide fresh air for the new tunnels. The old Dewey Square Tunnel, near South Station, is being reconstructed to carry only southbound traffic. It already has three small vent structures, in the Leather District and Chinatown. Fred Yalouris, the Big Dig's director of architecture, said those will be retained. And a new one will be added -- the one going up at Congress Street.
"The preliminary design called for a much bigger building," Yalouris said. "We insisted the architect do everything in his power to make it smaller."
The architect was Ali Rizvi, now of C&R/Risvi Inc.
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Alternative to the Airport Bus is the $5 Bus that travels between the Square and Airport. This is a bit faster than the bus but doesn't travel as often. The vehicles are really mini-vans so take less passengers but move a bit quicker. The pick up point in the Square is across from the Tram Stop - you can't miss it. The cost, amazingly is $5.
As per my Airport bus tip, if you need to arrange a place to stay when you get to the Square - cross the road and past Simply NZ to the Information Centre where the team will find you a bed. Alternativelyr you can go straight ahead from the bus stop and past the Police Kiosk, cross at the pedestrian crossing and go right - there is a backpackers in the corner, beside Warners. If you want a YHA, go left at the pedestrian crossing, right onto Glocester St and left onto Manchester St - a walk of about 5 minutes - the YHA is on the left hand side of the road, just past the Fish and Chip shop.
The Airport Bus takes you direct from Christchurch airport into the Cathedral Square in the middle of town. Cost is $7 so it's a cheapish ride though you have to carry your bag - the $5 bus is a cheaper option so check that out first.
Once in the Square you are on Worcester St and, unless you have accommodation booked you have a couple of easy options - cross the road and past Simply NZ to the Information Centre where the team will find you a bed or you can go straight ahead from the bus stop and past the Police Kiosk, cross at the pedestrian crossing and go right - there is a backpackers in the corner, beside Warners. If you want a YHA, go left at the pedestrian crossing, right onto Glocester St and left onto Manchester St - a walk of about 5 minutes - the YHA is on the left hand side of the road, just past the Fish and Chip shop.
The best and cheapest way to reach your hotel from Christchurch airport is by small-shared van which only cost NZ$8 per person and will drop you off at your hotel's door.
You can also ask the driver to pick you up from your hotel and drive you to the airport. Just tell him/her your flight schedule and he/she will manage the appropriate time so you could catch your flight. A very convenient way!
If you want to start or end your NZ trip in Christchurch, or both, the most comfortable way of getting here is by chosing an airline that flies directly to Christchurch, and not via Auckland, check out the luggage, check it in again, and then walk or shuttle from the International Airport to the Domestic Airport. Immigration procedures in Christchurch normally go faster as less flights arrive.
Before being able to test Air Asia after 1 April 2011, my number one airline from Europe has been Singapore Airlines. For example, you board in Frankfurt or London, have a not too long stop in Singapore, and on it goes. In less than 24 hours you are in Christchurch.
The service aboard is fabulous - and much better than I have experienced with Emirates which also services Christchurch directly. The airport in Singapore is a million times better and more comfortable than Dubai where the people were lying all over the place, so you can really relax until the flight goes on, with a massage, shower or swim, on a lounger or stretched out over several seats. Not to speak of the innumerable shops, restauants and cafés. As Singapore Airlines is a Star Alliance member you have a lot of possibilities to use your airpoints, whereas it does not help a lot that Emirates has an alliance with Air Lanka...
The Emirates flight s not a real direct flight from Dubai as the Christchurch flight has an additional stop in Sydney. (The Auckland flight is via Melbourne.)
All Air Zealand flights go via Auckland. Qantas, of course, stops in Sydney.
Direct flights to destinations in Australia are also with Pacific (Virgin) Blue and Jetstar, to the South Pacific with Pacific Blue and Air Pacific, and Air New Zealand to the Cook Islands.
Domestic airline services are with Air New Zealand, Qantas and Pacific (Virgin) Blue. In June/July. From June 2009 JetStar operates flights to Auckland, Wellington and Queenstown, and replaces Qantas on those itineraries.
Update May 2008
I threw out some small airlines that do not operate anymore.
Update April 2009
There are no more direct flights to Christchurch with Korean Air.
Update July 2010
You do not have to pay the NZ$ 25 departure fee before international flights anymore. The fee is now included in the ticket price.
Update 25 March 2012
The Air Asia dream is over
Air Asia has just announced that it will discontinue its direct (and cheap) flights between Kuala Lumpur and Christchurch at the end of May 2012. This follows the earlier decision to cancel the routes from KL to Paris and London at the end of this month. Sky-rocketing fuel prices were given as the reason for the end of the service.
The short success story below.
Update 27 April 2011 - and update of the update 17 January 2012
Kuala Lumpur-based budget airline Air Asia has been flying to Christchurch since 1 April 2011. Paris and London are the European cities from where you can fly to Christchurch via Kuala Lumpur. However, the service from Kuala Lumpur to Paris and London will be discontinued by the end of March 2012. The company names high fuel prices and less demand in Europe as the reason for stopping this service. (What a shame! I had planned to use AirAsia this year to Paris, spend a few days there, and after that carry on to my final destination in Germany by train...)
So - as a tourist from Asia you will be unaffected by the change, and if you can get a cheapish flight from Europe to KL you can still use AirAsia for the leg between KL and Christchurch. The company claims that they cut the prices of major airlines by 50 per cent. I had checked out their flights on a regular base and they were really a lot cheaper than Air NZ and comparable competitors.
You can book flights online and in travel agencies:
Update 31 October 2011
Air New Zealand has just launched direct flights between Christchurch and Japan. There are three flights per week.
The airport being so small closes during the day airside so you'll need to go through customs and immigration if you are laying over for an evening flight.
Located just a short distance from town it is easily accessible by bus.
This is a great service as other writers have stated:
1.Operates 8.00am to 5.00pm, Depart every 20 minutes: Square to Airport / Airport to Square
2.Cheaper than catching the "Red Bus" to the airport
3.Cheaper than the 'Super Shuttle Service" to the airport
4.Direct Serivce ...takes about 18 Minutes to the Airport
5.Located in Cathedal Sqaure, at the "Tour Coach Stand"
We flew Air New Zealand one way, and I have to say, at only 3 3/4 hours to Melbourne, it was a very nice short flight.
We had the latest movie to watch (Master and Commander) plus a good documentary about the making of Lord of the Rings.
The food on board was nice, and for dessert we even had Hokey Pokey icecream (which if I remember from my childhood is a bit of a NZ specialty).
We flew into Christchurch from the Gold Coast, Australia. I didn't have my camera with me in the plane, and I missed out on the most beautiful views of the mountains and the paddocks with their crops and the ones ploughed up. I bought the postcard to remind me how nice it was. Its exactly like the postcard, breathtaking scenery, so keep the Camera and Video with you so you can take some photos.
Virgin Blue airline is operated as domestic flight service in Australia. However, under VB, they do operate the pacific blue catering the flights to New Zeland too. Prices to Chirstchurch aren't that expensive. I paid about AU$400 2 way for the 3 hour flight. The prices are subjected to different dates and times of flight scheduled.
No meals are provided as you have to pay for what you want to eat on board. In flight entertainment can be purchased on board too.
By Air : Ansett and Air New Zealand both fly domestically to Christchurch. Mt Cook Airlines also fly from resort areas. Most international flights go to Christchurch via Auckland, some go direct. There is a Super Shuttle as well as Taxis and it takes about 20-minutes into the city.
By Train : Trains To Christchurch run from Dunedin, Greymouth, Te Anau, Franz Joseph and Fox Glacier. The train station is on Moorhouse Avenue.
By Car : It is easy to drive around Christchurch but because it's so flat, the best way to explore is to walk around the city area.
By Bicycle : Bikes are a popular way to get around, and they can be hired. Many roads have cycling lanes and the Botanic Gardens and Hagley Park have cycling paths. You can get biking maps from the tourist centre at Worcester St and Oxford Tce.
By Tram : Take a tram around the city sightseeing.
I flew with QANTAS from Sydney to Christchurch and again with QANTAS from Queenstown to Christchurch. I was very satisfied with their service. They serve free food. If the flight is long then they will service a meal according to the time. You can get some good deals from their website or the seasonal offers otherwise try the skyscanner link below to find a cheaper fare.
When I flew to Christchurch I was travelling from Auckland in the North Island. I flew on Air New Zealand. The flight took a little over an hour. The service on Air New Zealand was excellent.
Fares have come down in price over the years and I recommend this airline if you are ever travelling to or within New Zealand.
Well, if you are coming from the North Island, I do recommend taking the Inter Islander Ferry. The scenery is lovely and I saw dolphins!!! Dolphins!!! Yes, you read that right. Anyway, you can then take the train from Picton to Christchurch, on which trip the scenery is also very good. A lot of the trip is right along the coast and I saw seals!! Seals!!! Yes, you read that right. The trains I took in NZ were generally fairly empty, and you can get pretty good fares for the backpacker cars which are very comfortable.
Once again I will pour out praise for Air New Zealand! I flew to and from Christchurch in September on Air New Zealand and enjoyed the personal touches that Air New Zealand is managing to retain despite the pressing economic pressures that face our little airline these days. It may sound silly, but the impact of stepping aboard a domestic flight and being greeted by name by a flight attendant, who only had a few seconds looking at your boarding pass, makes a passenger feel very welcome. That's the difference between a good airline and an average one.
On Air New Zealand's domestic services you do get complimentary tea, coffee, or water (and not just one cup), along with a cookie.
Chirstchurch airport has both national and international departures.
Facilities: Koru Club lounge, Pizza Hut, Cheers Bar, duty free shops, bookstore, gift shops, wheelchair.disabled/baby changing facilities.
Main domestic airlines flying: Air New Zealand, Origin Pacific, Qantas, Freedom Air.
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Monolithic new ad units conceived by Online Publishers Association (OPA) members earlier this year have started to show up on several sites, including Discovery.com's Planet Green and BizJournals.com.
Hearst-owned Cosmopolitan.com last week became the latest major property to carry the formats, which are designed to provide greater branding impact than industry standard banners. Commanding advertisements for Garnier appeared on the site's homepage Friday (pictured below) using an ad type the OPA is calling a "pushdown." When a page loads, the unit expands to display a nearly full-screen ad.
Other advertisers that have tested pushdown units include Frito-Lay, which used on them with Discovery.com about a month ago, and CNA Insurance Services as part of an ad buy on Bizjournals.com.
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Hearst's execution also does not appear to conform to the OPA unit's specs, which cap the ad at a frequency of one and ordain that it collapse after seven seconds. An "expand" button gives users the option to reengage with the ad. While the Garnier ads on Cosmopolitan.com were capped at a single user impression per day, they did not close by themselves after seven seconds. Instead the user was required to close them.
"It may be because they don't have that part of the spec," Horan speculated.
In addition to the pushdown format, OPA members will also test a "fixed panel," a 336 x 860 panel that appears embedded in the browser and scrolls to the top and bottom of the page as the user scrolls, and an "XXL Box," a 468 x 648 monolith that can accommodate multiple pages and video.
More than two-dozen OPA members have agreed to debut at least one of the new ads by the beginning of July. They include ESPN, The New York Times, MTV Universal, and Condé Nast Digital. Horan said many members have undertaken Web site redesigns to accommodate the new units.
Hearst's experiment with the new OPA ad units begins as the trade association trumpets new research meant to prove the branding building power of online display ads. According to comScore-conducted analysis, one in five individuals exposed to an advertiser's display ad conducted related searches, and one in three visited the sites operated by the brand. Additionally, those exposed to the ads spent more time on site than the average visitor, and 10 percent spent more money.
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NORTH CANTON, Ohio—Utilizing cloud and API technology, Diebold is introducing its new Site Sentry video management technology which enables customers to view, assess and respond to security events in real time.
DELRAY BEACH, Fla.—Cloud pioneers—security manufacturers who say they're fully committed to cloud-based systems—believe it's only a matter of time before all security systems rely, to some degree, on the cloud.
NORTH CANTON, Ohio—Systems integrator Diebold is touting its recent integration with cloud-based video provider Eagle Eye as evidence of the quick, innovative solutions it can provide its customers with its SecureStat online security management platform.
DELRAY BEACH, Fla.—Cybersecurity, working with IT and the rewards of working in the security industry were topics touched on during the "20 under 40" Integrators' Perspective educational session at TechSec 2015, which took place here Feb. 3-4.
Systems integrator Diebold has been talking about the importance of APIs for years and cloud-based VMS provider Eagle Eye, which opened its doors one year ago has also been a vocal proponent of APIs.
This week, Diebold and Eagle Eye announced a national strategic alliance to deliver cloud-based video services.
The deal will allow Diebold customers to "stream and store live and recorded video, provide flexible cloud storage, and generate notification and real-time analytics."
The alliance combines Diebold's SaaS solution (called SecureStat—here's a story about SecureStat) and Eagle Eye's VMS and API interface
The service is "easy to use, scalable, secure and reliable," Diebold says and it's particularly suitable for multi-location customers who may want to use "local and cloud-based applications that … [integrate] IP-enabled or legacy analog cameras."
In a statement, Eagle Eye CEO Dean Drako lauded Diebold as the "first security integrator and alarm services company to leverage the power of an open API strategy and service offering."
He added that this API strategy "has revolutionized other industries and will do the same for the security industry." Diebold EVP Tony Byerly in a statement called this strategy "the future of security as we continue to leverage APIs to create a connected security program for businesses, starting with easy-to-use cloud-based video services." Diebold will integrate Eagle Eye's cloud VMS at its monitoring centers and customers will be able to see showcase demo applications at its Center of Excellence in Elmsford, N.Y.
At last week's TechSec conference, Diebold's Jeremy Brecher moderated an educational session about cloud-based security systems. Drako was one of the speakers on that panel discussion. Look for a report on that session in the next week.
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When March of the Penguins became a sleeper sensation this past summer, I was pretty thrilled, and not merely because the film itself is wonderful. Documentary hounds like myself often spend an inordinate amount of time attempting to convince people that, strictly as an entertainment option, a well-made doc can be preferable – more surprising, more emotionally engaging – than most Hollywood releases, and so the emergence of this little-penguins-that-could tale as a box-office bonanza was, for many of us, cause for celebration.My hope is that those who missed March of the Penguins during its summer run will now be catching up with the film on DVD, and may even be moved to seek out other docs they'd heard of yet were unable to see theatrically. (And if this applies to you – and I promise to stop pressing this issue soon – get your hands on Murderball as soon as humanly possible.)
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If President Obama had his way, Congress would simply keep its pesky nose out of the Iran nuclear deal. Given his critics' behavior, it's easy to understand such presidential bristling. Still, the better course -- and, more to the point, the unavoidable course, given Republican majorities in both houses -- would be for the Obama administration to switch from bristling to deal-making.
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Why were they racing to catch a tax credit in that sparsely inhabited land? Congress.
This tax season, America's billionaires are toasting you, the ordinary taxpayer.
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European Islam
|This article possibly contains original research. (November 2009)
European Islam or Euro-Islam is a hypothesized new branch of Islam, which some believe is or should be emerging in Europe. This new kind of Islam would combine the duties and principles of Islam with the contemporary European cultures, including Europe's post-Enlightenment values and traditions such as human rights, rule of law, democracy and gender equality.
- 1 Historical European Islam
- 2 Use of the term
- 3 European Commission proposal
- 4 See also
- 5 External links
- 6 References
Historical European Islam[edit]
Islamic traditions are found in Europe primarily in the former territory of the Ottoman Empire (the Balkans, Crimea and the Caucasus), as well as in Russian Tatarstan. The Iberian peninsula had a Muslim presence in various parts, but was wholly re-conquered into Christendom by 1492.
In 1923, the Albanian Muslim congress convened at Tirana decided to break with the Caliphate, establishing a new form of prayer (standing, instead of the traditional salat ritual), and banishing polygamy and the mandatory use of veil (hijab) by women in public.[1]
Islam was established in Bosnia under the Ottoman rule. In the late 19th century, with the passage to Austria-Hungary, Islam in Bosnia organised under a common institution, called the Islamic Community of Bosnia and Herzegovina headed by a reis-ul-ulema. The same organisation survived during monarchic and communist Yugoslavia. After the independence of post-Yugoslav states, the Islamic Community splintered along national lines (of Bosnia, of Sandžak-Serbia, and Croatia).
Although by the 18th century most of the Tatars serving in the military had become polonized, while the lower classes of the Muslim community gradually adopted the Old Belarusian language (per the research and classification of Yan Stankyevich and A. K. Antanovich), the Sunni and Tatar traditions were preserved. This led to formation of a distinctive Muslim culture of Central Europe, in which elements of Muslim orthodoxy mixed with religious tolerance and a relatively liberal society. The Polish Tatars are regarded as a model example of success in socio-cultural integration with the mostly Christian society.[2] For instance, the women in Lipka Tatar society traditionally had the same rights as men, were granted equal status and could attend common non-segregated schools.[citation needed]
Use of the term[edit]
There are two European Muslims who dominate the debate on Euro-Islam: Bassam Tibi, the founder, who introduced the term in 1992, and Tariq Ramadan, who adopted the term in 1999 but uses it in a different meaning. While Tibi argues for Europeanizing Islam,[3] Ramadan wants an Islamic "counter culture" in Europe.[4]
Academic community[edit]
In recent years, research on Muslim communities in Europe has shifted from labor and social policy concerns to issues of 'religion' and 'culture'. In particular, there has been a growing interest in the possible emergence of a specifically 'European Islam'. The collective hypothesis that seems to be forming is - according to sociologist Nadia Fadil - that in coming years Islam will adapt to 'new' European structures in a way that will enable Muslims to consider themselves full European citizens.[5]
Tariq Ramadan[edit]
Tariq Ramadan is considered to be one of the coiners of the term "European Islam". Ramadan calls for creating a new European-Muslim identity in his book "To Be a European Muslim" (1999).[6] He demands participation of Muslims in social and cultural life in conformation with European culture and Muslim ethics and says Muslims should disassociate themselves from Saudi-Arabia[7] and from terrorism. He also thinks that European Muslims "need to separate Islamic principles from their cultures of origin and anchor them in the cultural reality of Western Europe."[8] However, Ramadan says that "Europeans also must start considering Islam as a European religion."[9]
Bassam Tibi[edit]
Euroislam is a neologism introduced by the political scientist Bassam Tibi in 1992.[10] The term reflects a concept for the integration of Muslims as European citizens, often assuming a liberal and progressive interpretation based on the idea of Europeanizing Islam. Bassam Tibi dissociates himself from the Islamists, who reject Euro-Islam. He estimates that they amount to 3%-5% of the Muslims currently living in Europe. He says they are nevertheless a dangerous minority since they want to "hijack" the Muslim community and other values of civil society. Tibi speaks of the need of Muslims to become "European citizens of the heart".[11] Tibi insists that Euro-Islam means acceptance of separation of church and state as well as a full Muslim embracing of European values.[12][page needed] As contrast he sees the ghettoization of the Muslims with potential for conflict.[13] Therefore, Euro-Islam is for Tibi a way out from the issue of the ethnicization of muslim migration in Europe and a democratic alternative to the so-called "ethnicity of fear".[14]
Maria Luisa Maniscalco[edit]
Maria Luisa Maniscalco, professor of Sociology at the University of Roma Tre, in her book "European Islam. Sociology of an encounter", considers that in a process of "Europeanisation" of Muslims and "Islamization" of Europe directions of change are diverse.[15] While family law, the status of women, religious freedom, social justice and criminal laws are still areas of high controversy within Islam, in Europe and elsewhere, and in comparison with European societies, attempts to Islamize modernity performed in European territory and in dialogue with Europe express creativity and innovation capacity. According to Maniscalco, when different segments of the Muslim world in Europe will propose themselves and will act as "active minorities", being able to take leadership and provide new impetus towards a dynamic and positive meeting, this will be significant for the future of Europe.[16]
Xavier Bougarel[edit]
Xavier Bougarel, research fellow at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique in the Ottoman and Turkish Studies unit, thinks that Balkan Muslims are playing an important role in the evolution of Islam in Europe towards a European Islam. With the possible EU enlargement towards the Balkans, about eight million Muslims would become EU citizens, doubling the number of Muslims in the EU-27 bloc.[17] Bougarel explores Balkan Islam which is often called "European Islam " because it resulted from indigenous and largely secularized in opposition to "a non- European Islam" that embody not only the predominantly Muslim countries but also the Muslim populations newly settled in Western Europe. Xavier Bougarel proposes to replace these culturalist visions by an accurate comparison taking into account the nuances of the realities of Islam in Western Europe and in the Balkans.[18]
Jocelyne Cesari[edit]
Jocelyne Cesari, research associate at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Harvard University and director of Islamopedia Online, says that while Islam is perceived as colliding with European secular values "Islam is simply a religion."[9] According to Cesari, Muslims need to reveal the "genuine tolerant face of Islam, to show its diversity and reveal to the world that an intellectual such as Muhammad Abduh is the best example for a modern thinker."[9]
Cesari talks of the secularization of individual Islamic practices and of Islamic institutions, as well as the efforts Muslims are making to maintain the relevancy of Islamic legal systems and what she calls the "gender jihad"[19] She thinks that Islam should be merged into European culture and that Islamic culture should be added to Europe's educational curricula.[9]
Jørgen S. Nielsen[edit]
Jørgen S. Nielsen, professor of Islamic studies at the University of Copenhagen says that "Europeanizing" Islam "requires changes in relations between the sexes, in relations between parents and children, significant changes in attitudes to people of other religions, and in attitudes toward the state."[20] Nielsen believes that this is happening. While only a minority of Muslims is assimilating completely with secular European culture, "the majority are sticking to their religion but divorcing it from the cultural tradition and redressing it in a new culture." Nielsen also argues that the emergence of a European Islam is not only linked to the Muslim communities in Europe , but also to structures inherited from European society and the State.[21]
Ramadar is using this term for the integration of Ramadan Calendar by Muslims in west Europe. Ramadar claims that the similarity of the Ramadan and the Advent Calendar may be a contributing issue to integration of Muslim in Europe societies, and thus promoting European Islam [22]
Other approaches to integration[edit]
Robert S. Leiken[edit]
Robert S. Leiken says that both the multiculturalism and assimilation methods failed and that an integration policy still needs to be developed, something which will not happen overnight.[9]
European Commission proposal[edit]
Following the failed car bomb attacks in London and the failed Glasgow airport attack in June 2007, the European Commission started pooling ideas on how to tackle radical Islam and create a "European Islam", i.e. an Islam which is a more tolerant "European" branch of the faith.[23] EU home affairs commissioner Franco Frattini also sent out an 18-question survey asking EU member states how they address violent radicalisation, mainly related to an abusive interpretation of Islam. In addition, Mr Frattini wants to pursue and further the idea of establishing a so-called "European Islam" or "Islam de l'Europe" – something floated by France's then interior minister Nicolas Sarkozy in 2006.[23]
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- The Euroislam Project
- European Muslim network
- Islam: The Challenges Of European Integration And Muslim Identity, Radio Free Europe
- Islam à la française? MSNBC Article
- Muslims in Germany: Vanguards of "Euro-Islam"?
- ^ A note about Albania published in Time magazine on April 14, 1923
- ^ See, e.g., Wiktor-Mach, Dobroslawa (2008) "European Islam. The case of Polish Tatars", in: Hemispheres. Studies on Cultures and Societies, Centre on Non-European Countries, Polish Academy of Sciences, no. 23, pp. 135-146
- ^ See Tibi's chapter "Europeanizing Islam or the Islamization of Europe: political democracy vs. cultural difference" in Timothy A. Byrnes and Peter Katzenstein (eds.), Religion in an Expanding Europe, Cambridge University Press 2006
- ^ See Berman, Paul (2010). The Flight of the Intellectuals. Melville House Publishing. ISBN 978-1-933633-51-0.
- ^ N. FADIL, Muslim girls in Belgium: individual freedom through religion?, [1]
- ^ The origin of the term predates Ramadan's book. Bassam Tibi coined the term in his 1992 paper "Conditions d'un Euro-Islam," published in R. Bistolfi und F. Zabbal (Eds.), In Islams d'Europe, Paris 1995.
- ^ Tariq Ramadan, Who speaks for Europe's Muslims?, 2000-06
- ^ N. Le Quesne, "Trying to Bridge A Great Divide" in Time
- ^ a b c d e Enemy within, Al Ahram Weekly
- ^ Bassam Tibi, Les conditions d'un "euro-islam" in R. Bistolfi und F. Zabbal (Eds.), Islams d'Europe : intégration ou insertion communautaire?, Paris, Editions de l'Aube, 1995.
- ^ See Tibi's article "A Migration Story: From Muslim Immigrants to European "Citizens of the Heart?"" in: The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs Vol.31 (Winter 2007) 1: 191-210.
- ^ Paul Berman, The Flight of the Intellectuals, Melville House 2010
- ^ See Bassam Tibi, "Euro-Islam: An Alternative to Islamization and Ethnicity of Fear", in: Zeyno Baran (Ed.), The Other Muslims: Moderate and Secular, New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010, pp. 175-191.
- ^ On the ethnicization of Islam in Europe see Tibi's chapter in Roland Hsu (Ed.), Ethnic Europe: Mobility, Identity, and Conflict in a Globalized World, Stanford University Press, 2010, pp. 127-156; also Bassam Tibi, "Ethnicity of Fear? Islamic Migration and the Ethnicization of Islam in Europe," in: Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism, Vol. 11, No. 1, 2010, pp. 126-157.
- ^ Maria Luisa Maniscalco, Islam Europeo. Sociologia di un incontro, Milano, FrancoAngeli, 2014.
- ^ Francesco Antonelli, La fede trovata nella cittadinanza in Il Manifesto, 20 febbraio 2015.[2]
- ^ European Policy Centre Website
- ^ Xavier Bougarel, Balkans. Les différentes facettes de l'islam, in P@ges Europe, La Documentation française © DILA, 1° aprile 2014
- ^ [3], Amazon editorial review, Karen Leonard, Professor of Anthropology and Asian American Studies at the University of California, Irvine
- ^ Peter Ford, "Europe's rising class of believers: Muslims", Christian Science Monitor, 2005-02-24
- ^ Jørgen S. Nielsen, Towards a European Islam, Palgrave Macmillan, 1999.
- ^ Ramadar, Ramadan Calendar for European Muslims, 2009-12
- ^ a b Renata Goldirova, "Brussels questions EU capitals over approach to Islam" in the EUobserver, July 6, 2007


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James Joyce once wished for an "ideal reader with an ideal case of insomnia"; a reader of Joyce Carol Oates similarly needs an ideal insomnia to plow through the 50-plus novels of this legendarily prolific writer. As it turns out, Oates herself suffers from insomnia, and has since she was a girl, using her night hours productively and well. Her new book, The Lost Landscape: A Writer's Coming of Age, offers an exquisitely rendered glimpse of her own childhood in rural upstate New York.
Ah, alcohol: the cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems (to misquote "The Simpsons"). In Blackout: Remembering the Things I Drank to Forget, Sarah Hepola reveals the ugly side of addiction with humor and honesty. She writes gracefully of blackouts, junk food binges and unnerving sexual encounters. Along the way, she touches on loneliness and cats and hangovers and alternative weeklies. Although she claims that alcohol made her fearless, her true bravery emerges in this memoir's witty candor.
Joseph Luzzi's new memoir, In a Dark Wood: What Dante Taught Me About Grief, Healing, and the Mysteries of Love, transforms unthinkable tragedy into literary gold. In November 2007, while Luzzi was teaching at Bard College, his beloved pregnant wife Katherine was in a car accident: She died later that morning at the hospital, shortly after their daughter Isabel was born. In the space of a single morning, Joseph Luzzi became both a father and widower.
The Folded Clock, as crafted by novelist Heidi Julavits, is intricate and delicately worked. Time doesn't flow linearly in this memoir as we might expect. What at first glance appears to be the diary of a writer in her 40s living an enviable life—an apartment in Manhattan, a house in Maine, sabbaticals in Europe—turns into a structure more complex, like an origami crane. Meditations on marriage and friendship appear and reappear. Diary entries might skip six months, or jump back a year. Julavits arranges the raw material of her diary in such a way as to provoke insight across the units of time that we normally experience: the day, the week and the month.
In St. Augustine's Confessions (one of the first spiritual memoirs), he famously prayed "Lord, make me good, but not yet." In his powerful, visceral new memoir, celebrity journalist Kevin Sessums, like a modern St. Augustine, testifies to the life-threatening pull between carnality and spirituality in his own life.
Alexandra Fuller's hardscrabble African lyricism returns in her third memoir, which focuses on the push-pull of her marriage to American adventurer Charlie Ross. Although much of Leaving Before the Rains Come is set in Wyoming, where Fuller settles uncomfortably into American domesticity, her war-torn childhood in colonial Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and the drunken pragmatism of her parents continue to shape her worldview.
For women of a certain age, Brooke Shields was our more perfect sister. In 1980, I didn't understand what "nothing comes between me and my Calvins" meant any more than Brooke herself did. But I knew I needed a pair of those jeans.
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The Dolphins will retain GM Dennis Hickey for 2015.
New Dolphins GM Dennis Hickey insists the team's power structure is "completely clear," and that he'll "be in charge" of the 53-man roster.
The Miami Herald's Adam Beasley has been "told" that "several" Dolphins players are privately expressing a desire that they "want out of this situation" following Sunday's hire of new GM Dennis Hickey.
The Miami Herald reports new Dolphins GM Dennis Hickey "was going to be fired" as Bucs director of player personnel, "probably after the draft."
Dolphins hired ex-Bucs director of player personnel Dennis Hickey as general manager.