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Island in the Sea of Time (edition 1998)
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Intriguing premise - the entire island of Nantucket, as it exists in this timeframe, is transported to the past. The people on Nantucket at the time have to learn to survive with what they have at hand, and learn to live off the land all over again. The details are not neglected - changes in stars, the animals on the shore and the fish in the oceans. More sailing information than I've been exposed to, and information on native peoples that were likely alive at that time make this a learning experience as well. It's like living history! I am aware that it's fictional, but seems very well researched and developed. Characters are varied and interesting, storyline moves along swiftly, keeping my attention and drawing me back for more. Finished the first one and bought the other two in the series - it's that good!
ORIGINALLY POSTED AT Fantasy Literature.
After a strange electrical storm, the residents of Nantucket discover that their entire island and its surrounding waters have been sent back to 1300 B.C. Now this society, which is mostly based on a tourist economy, must figure out how to establish a new identity in prehistory. This includes clearing and farming land, building ships, finding new sources of fuel, salt, and other necessities, and most difficult of all, developing a constitution and befriending native trading partners.
Fortunately, Nantucket has some citizens with valuable knowledge and skills who find themselves naturally rising to leadership positions: a brave and competent Baptist police chief, a widely-read and level-headed librarian, a black lesbian ship captain, a history professor, an astronomy student, the manager of the local grocery store, and a Catholic priest.
But of course there are also some citizens who cause problems: the church whose pastor teaches that sending Nantucket back in time was Satan's plan to prevent the birth of Christ, and the "flake-and-nut contingent" who want to arm the natives so they'll never be oppressed by future Americans. Then there's the biggest threat of all — the ambitious Coast Guard Lieutenant William Walker who sees all this confusion as an opportunity to set up his very own kingdom.
I have a thing for time-travel novels — especially the Survivor-style stories in which modern people are forced to live in more uncivilized and unsophisticated times. Island in the Sea of Time has the added fun of actually having modern conveniences but not having the power or fuel to run them. Thus, the people of Nantucket must disassemble their cars for sheet metal while raiding their museums for whaling and milling antiques.
There's more to this story than survival and industrial revolution, though. Island in the Sea of Time is full of characters who feel like real people — people you might actually know. For the most part their relationships and romances are believable and understandable as former strangers work together to create a new society. The villains, however, are over-the-top. It's hard to believe in the doctor's sadism, William Walker's vast knowledge and foresight, and the granola crowds' naiveté (their leader is shocked that the natives are "sexist," "patriarchal," and "abusive of animals" and that they don't immediately trust the Americans).
At times, Island in the Sea of Time becomes a bit teachy as characters discuss token economies, division of labor, ship building, linguistics, farming techniques, iron casting, steam engines, canning, the production of gunpowder, the use and care of firearms, etc. And it gets a little preachy as they discuss the creation of a new constitution. But generally I thought S.M. Stirling did a good job with this aspect of the book.
I read the audio version of Island in the Sea of Time, narrated by Todd McLaren and produced by Tantor Audio. The best thing I can say about it is that I mostly forgot I was listening to an audiobook — McLaren's voices and cadences were so natural that they never called attention to themselves. The only time I was brought out of the story was when McLaren used his "Boston" voice for the U. Mass astronomy intern. But that's not McLaren's fault...
Island in the Sea of Time comes to a satisfactory end, but most readers will be eager to continue the islanders' advances and adventures in the next book in S.M. Stirling's Nantucket series: Against the Tide of Years.
The entire island of Nantucket is somehow transported from the year 1998 all the way back to 1250 B.C. The exact reason and mechanism for this aren't really explored here; it remains a deep mystery to everyone involved. Instead, Stirling focuses on what happens next: how the islanders survive, what kinds of technology they are able to reinvent or maintain, how they reorganize their society, and what encounters they have with the people of that era. That last thing gets very messy and complicated; there are a lot of bloody conflicts in the second half of the book.
This is a really intriguing premise. I have slightly mixed feelings about how Stirling handles it, though, because what he presents strikes me as a highly unrealistic best-case scenario for this situation, in terms of just how much people are able to accomplish in a very short period of time, and I think he glosses over a lot of technological and psychological difficulties. To he credit, he doesn't ignore them, but he does gloss over them. And I never could quite stop being aware of the fact that the author was manipulating everything about the situation to take the story in exactly the directions he wanted it. (E.g., they just happen to have a talented blacksmith, but most of their guns get destroyed early on. Yay, sword fights for everybody!) Of course, all authors do this, but it always works better when you don't notice it.
None of that, however, kept me from being interested in how things were going for the Nantucketers and what they were accomplishing. Stirling really does put a lot of attention into all the details, and conjures up the feeling of suddenly entering a vanished, long-ago world pretty well. I found it all much more engaging than I initially expected to, even when nothing much was going on. Actually... Possibly especially when nothing much was going on, because just about halfway through the book, which is where most of the real action starts, I was beginning to get tired. Not that I'd stopped being interested, exactly, but... Well, this isn't exactly a fast-paced page-turner, and it was taking me so long to get through it that by that point I just kind of felt like I wanted to get to the conclusion so I could go on to something else.
Even when I did, though, I don't know that it was a terribly satisfying conclusion. The central conflict is temporarily resolved, but the feel of the ending was very much, "Thus ends Book One! Stay tuned for the sequel!" Whether I actually will pick up the next book or not, I don't really know. I'd kind of like to return to this world and see how it fares as the years pass, but, man, 600 pages of this at a shot may just be a little too much for me.
This book is the first in Stirling's Nantucket series and is a speculative fiction piece that revolves around what would happen if the island of Nantucket and all of its inhabitants were tranported to the Bronze Age. The book is filled with many fun 'What if' scenarios. What if modern man ran into Mayan cannibals in South America? Who would win and who would be dinner? The book is a large scale Survivor game and you find yourself cheering for Team Nantucket. The narration is well done with just the perfect amount of Cape Cod accent. And the book adds just a bit of ancient history to give it some appeal to historical fiction buffs. Definitely a fun audiobook to try out!
I was all set to love this as much as I loved the parallel series, the Emberverse, but I didn't.
I'm not sure why, but this book was just not as interesting. I suspect that at least some of it was sadness to think that these people were given a chance to start over with a clean slate and the first thing they did was introduce disease to the indigenous population. And then guns. *sigh*
I'm bailing out of this series here.
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I went out for a ride today to explore a new route. I was really weak and had trouble with climbs that I should have been able to cruise up. This past week I also kicked up the diet as my weight had been stable for a month and I'd like to drop another 15 or so.
So the diet is working again, but I don't have the energy to ride.
If I eat enough that I have the energy to ride, I don't lose weight.
Where's the fine line? I dunno.
For the record, late April I was barely a Clyde. 205. On my 5'7" frame, that was pretty bad. I'm down a little over 30 pounds and would like to get to 160. I started August at 175 and finished August at 174. I'd like to lose it a little faster than a pound a month.
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Americans didn't buy what the Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney was selling because he was the wrong messenger for a growing ethnically diverse population. Whites made up 72% of voters in 2012 of which Romney won 60% but appealing to whites only wasn't enough to carry him to the White House. The diminishing importance of the white vote is evidenced by the fact Obama earned 38% of the white vote, five points less than he did in 2008, according to the Wall Street Journal and still won re-election.
It's not the message Republicans need to change but the messengers who are selling the message. To his credit and the Democrats, Obama did heavy outreach to blacks, Latinos and Hispanics and it paid off. Obama increased his win of the Hispanic vote from 67% in 2008 to 69% in 2012, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. According to CNN, black voter turnout in swing states like Pennsylvania was higher than it was in 2008 and Obama earned over 90% of the black vote overall this election.
In contrast, Romney gave what amounted to lip service light to the Hispanic and Latino outreach. Romney and the RNC spent millions of dollars in advertising to Hispanics, yet he failed to chip away at that voting bloc because people can tell when you don't really care about their vote.
Even more insulting was Romney's refusal to work for the black vote beyond giving an NAACP speech and announcing a Black Leadership Council, which amounted to nothing more than cosmetic wall paper. Knowing Obama wasn't earning the black vote and blacks would simply vote for him because he was black, you would think Romney and the RNC would do more to take their message to black America.
A year ago, the RNC hired me to create a black outreach website to attract more blacks to the Republican Party. After near completion of the site in the late spring of 2012, Romney and the RNC killed the project, explaining they didn't want to launch the site without putting outreach activities behind it. I agreed and recommended a slate of outreach activities such as town hall meetings at historically black colleges and universities in swing states such as Virginia and North Carolina. The RNC's refused to fund any black outreach activities.
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UAW Local Ford workers all over the country voted in favor of striking earlier this month with a resounding 97% vote in favor of walking out.
UAW Local Ford workers all over the country voted in favor of striking earlier this month with a resounding 97% vote in favor of walking out.
A total of 6.5% of leased cars in America today are acquired without a road test, up from 3% in 2007.
Now that the Union Auto Workers at the Dearborn Truck Plant and the Ohio Assembly Plant in Avon Lake, Ohio have voted in favor of going on strike, it brings the total of plants looking to strike up
This past weekend, workers at Ford's Kansas City Assembly Plant voted in favor of the strike and in the next day, the final tally from the UAW members at Ford's Dearborn Truck Assembly Plant is exp
Over the past two years, Lincoln has gotten by with the MKS, MKZ and MKX accounting for the bulk of their sales.
Ford Motor Company moved 180,865 cars, trucks, vans and SUVs last month which was a decrease of roughly 6,000 vehicles but the month before but based on a year over year (comparing July 2011 to Jul
The 1.1 Ford and Lincoln trucks being recalled include certain 1997-2004 F150 pickups, 1997 -1999 F250 models with a gross vehicle weight rating less than 8,500lbs, 2004 F150 Heritage models and 20
The Lincoln brand has struggled since the middle-child Mercury was killed off late in 2010.
Lincoln dealers will be expected to spend an average of $1 million each for showroom renovations over the next two years.
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While the American automakers were hit nowhere near as hard as their Japanese counterparts but with a handful of electric and paint shortages, Ford was affected by the Japanese disasters.
Ford has been short on details but they have confirmed that there is indeed a 3-cylinder EcoBoost measuring just 1 liter – making this the smallest engine Ford has ever offered.
After raising prices in January and April, this latest price hike of 0.4% across the model lineup (an average price per vehicle of $124) brings the total price hikes for 2011 to 1.3% and $375.
In addition to showing a healthy improvement over April 2010, the Ford brand was the best-selling single brand in the US market with 182,542 vehicles sold and with 189,778 vehicles sold across the
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You were plumper then but still beautiful.
You look fantastic now, so happy and healthy.
I just spent about 3 hours reading all your blogs.
I do think you are what I imagine the quintessential New Yorker would be. Heh heh, I would love it if you had your blog on audio, like books on tape. Do you have a New Yawker voice? That would be awesome!
I have only been to NY once and was quite pleased by all of the Puerto Rican guys blessing me when I went by.
Good to see you, you look great!Yvettehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4767877461380589812.post-48793834056789317862012-04-15T18:09:29.709-04:002012-04-15T18:09:29.709-04:00My favorite one is the Brooklyn one, because it...My favorite one is the Brooklyn one, because it's basically an unshaven man. Ryan hasn't shaved in about 5 weeks. He's looking a little scruffy.Meghanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4767877461380589812.post-54448252348148369262012-04-13T10:35:11.097-04:002012-04-13T10:35:11.097-04:00haha I have never been scared on the subway! Gross...haha I have never been scared on the subway! Grossed out? Sure. Creeped out? Definitely. Irritated? Sometimes. But scared? Not yet.*Bitch Cakes*http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4767877461380589812.post-82275162532250460822012-04-12T22:50:27.439-04:002012-04-12T22:50:27.439-04:00I think that sucks.. It is NOT nasty language, nor...I think that sucks.. It is NOT nasty language, nor anything vulgar about it. It is artsy if you ask me.. It sucks they wont let him do this again..www.welovequilting.comhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4767877461380589812.post-20895306762536205132012-04-12T22:43:46.711-04:002012-04-12T22:43:46.711-04:00I would be terrified and scared shi***** to ride t...I would be terrified and scared shi***** to ride the subway.. I dont know how you do it..

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I'm not blaming the OP.
I only feel that the source that the OP linked seemed to offer no information other than just stating "...3 days of darkness...", as if that source was just making things up for the sake of making things up.
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Question: If Elenin is apparently as big as they say it is (I've heard some say it's larger than our moon) wouldn't we be able to see if in the night sky by now? If it's as close as it's supposed to be I would imagine it would be pretty visible by now. I'd think you would at least be able to make it out in a somewhat similar fashion that we can observe something like Mercury, which is about 1000km larger than our moon. This all leads me to believe that it wouldn't be large enough to block out the sun. I'm not saying it doesn't exist, but I don't believe it would be all that large.


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Washington, D.C., March 8, 2007 - The Securities and Exchange Commission this morning suspended trading in the securities of 35 companies that have been the subject of recent and repeated spam email campaigns. The trading suspensions - the most ever aimed at spammed companies - were ordered because of questions regarding the adequacy and accuracy of information about the companies.
The trading suspensions are part of a stepped-up SEC effort - code named "Operation Spamalot" - to protect investors from potentially fraudulent spam email hyping small company stocks with phrases like, "Ready to Explode," "Ride the Bull," and "Fast Money." It's estimated that 100 million of these spam messages are sent every week, triggering dramatic spikes in share price and trading volume before the spamming stops and investors lose their money."
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The flip side is that scammers will claim the emails came from "naked shorters" who only want to drive down fledgling entrepreneurs. Thats what took this so long.
No one in politics wants to be seen as Anti-business, never mind that most of the 35 are probably 100% frauds.
Still don't understand, why after all these years, a known technology of verifying that an email was sent by the sending domain hasn't taken place. While it won't "solve" spam, it will take an enormous bite out of it.
Am I missing something or are they actually punishing the victims?
The company itself almost always denies knowing about the spam beforehand. My guess is the spammer must at least touch base with the company. He wouldn't want to buy a huge block of stock at the same time the stock releases bad news. I'm sure there are often secret kickback arrangements run thru offshore banks and the like.
Three months later the subject of the spam will change its name, do a reverse split, get a new stock symbol, issue far more shares, and go into a new line of business...whatever is hot at that moment.
The cycle can go on for years.
Then again there are some really stupid people out there who are really gullible.
I did not see CBRP, CBRJ or NNCP.
Seems to me that the SEC is moving so slow that by the time they suspend trading, the pump and dumpers have moved on. Then again, I'm not surprised that the SEC is late coming to the party.
The only people that won't be able to sell are the victims.
If people make money in one penny stock, they're sure to lose it on the next or the one after that. It's futile to help these people get restitution. (and the money usually is in some offshore bank within hours)
With most reputable stock brokers one really has to work to buy these junk stocks. Warnings pop up when online orders are attempted.
SEC is getting involved now for two reasons: 1) email spam which has shined light on this sleazy corner of the stock market; 2) the use of such stocks to launder money or make money for some very scary offshore types.
When they do, I would expect the SEC to arrest them and they would get fined and possibly even jailed.
The SPAMMERs want people to buy the stocks they are promoting. Suspending trading (if done in a timely manner) is one way to at least slow them down. It also puts the SPAMMERs on alert that the stock is being watched and anyone dumping a lot of those shares will (should, anyway) be red flagged for further investigation.


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I was just diagnosed with strep throat. I am 36 yrs of age and have never been diagnosed with strep throat. The symptoms of strep throat are strange. Saturday evening the left side of my throat started feeling very sensitive; almost like I had burned the left side of my throat. I could see that it was red but I felt good otherwise. I had no fever, no coughing or sneezing no body aches...I thought in a few days it would go away on its own. Wrong! Wednesday morning I could hardly swallow, the pain was intense. When I looked in the mirror I had this huge whit spot on the back of the left tonsil wall. I immediately called the doctor but could not get an appointment until next day. I decided to go to a walk in clinic and was diagnosed with strep throat. I am now on amoxicillin 500 mg 3 times a day for 10 days plus Advil for the pain. It is now day 6 of throat pain, however, day 3 on antibiotics, my throat still hurts and I still have the white patch on the back of my throat; left side only. The right side of my throat never hurt and never had the white patches on it...like I said in the beginning weird. I hope I never get strep throat again...very painful. The only thing that helps is to drink lots of fluids, eat lots of ice cream and rest your body.
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My 9 year old came home from school on Wednesday complaining that she felt sick in the belly. That night she felt hot to touch and she woke up through the night saying her throat was really sore and she needed a drink. I checked her temp and it was up, so I hit her with some Panadol which gave her a bit of relief because she finally went back to sleep. Next morning she did not move from the lounge, couldn't eat, barely drink and said her head was aching and her eyes were sore. We were lucky enough to get into the Doctor who said it was Strep throat and prescribed some Penicillin. Last night she had a better sleep but was scratching at her belly which had a bit of an itchy looking rash on it. Today is the third day and she has not had any Panadol at all and is looking and feeling much better, thank goodness.
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I began feeling a little bit of a sore throat on Sunday afternoon but wasn't concerned because a flu was going around. Monday I went to work and had to leave after 4 hours because of swelling and pain on the left side of my throat. I checked my temperature when I got home and it was 103.8. I began taking 2 Tylenol every 4 hours for the next 2 days and could not get the fever any lower then 102. I had severe throat pain, earache, chills, joint pain, and vomiting. Finally on Wednesday afternoon I went to see a doctor. He took a swab and said it was strep throat. Prescribed penicillin and Tylenol 3. Today is Friday and I still have the earache and sore throat but at least the other symptoms are gone.
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I found out on a Monday. I thought I had flu like symptoms and tried everything to get rid of it. A couple of days later I got worse and my daughter told me she had strep throat. We were going through the same thing. So I called the doctor and got in the same day and was told I had it. It was the worst feeling in the world. I had never experienced anything like it. I had white spot at the back of my throat, my tongue was covered with something white; I ached badly. I was light-headed with a very sore throat, and it was hard to swallow. I also had back pain, loss of appetite, and stomach pain. I couldn't eat what I wanted. I had to have yogurt or something soft or smooth to not irritate my throat. The doctor gave me some antibiotic and pain pills. Today is Saturday and I feel better. The only thing that is bothers me now is my lower back and stomach. Hopefully, in a couple of days that will be gone too.
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Youth camps have a significant and positive economic impact on Henderson County, a 2010 N.C. State University study found, as the county pulled in $120 million from its 17 camps.
Total economic impact findings by county
Henderson - $120 million from 17 camps
Transylvania - $126 million from 14 camps
Buncombe - $103 million from 7 camps
Jackson - $11.5 million from 2 camps
Jane Murray, executive director of the N.C. Youth Camp Association, said that in Transylvania County, $126 million was generated from 14 camps, and in Buncombe County, seven camps brought $103 million to the local economy.
The 10-week study conducted by N.C. State looked at 45 camps in Henderson, Transylvania and Buncombe counties, as well as two in Jackson County.
The estimated impact in the four Western North Carolina counties is about $365 million, Murray said.
She shared this data at Wednesday's Business Morning Update at The Chariot in Hendersonville.
"Camp is part of the culture and is the life of the community," Murray said.
In 2010, Murray said 13,053 families visited Henderson County when bringing their children to the camps. These families stayed an average of four nights in the county's lodging facilities and spent about $2,300 each on shopping, dining and visiting nature areas and historic attractions.
In addition, 1,181 seasonal camp employees spend an average of $3,858 each during their stay in Henderson County.
The last economic impact study was conducted in 1999 and showed that camps in Western North Carolina generated about $96 million. The 2010 study indicated a 279 percent increase from 11 years before.
The latest survey included 53,238 families and 5,477 seasonal workers throughout the four counties.
The N.C. Youth Camp Association has 50 member camps in the state. For more information, visit www.nccamps.org.
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Israel Launches Gaza Invasion, Assassinates Hamas Military Wing Chief
Several hours ago, Israel assassinated Ahmed Jabari along with his son, a Hamas operative and at least three other civilians in an attack that launched a new war in Gaza. Israelis have been receiving call-ups for reserve duty as happens whenever a war or ground operation is planned. It appears likely this is Operation Cast Lead II.
It is, of course, no accident that Israeli elections will be held in two months. Israeli prime ministers routinely use wars to bolster their popularity. Menachem Begin attacked the Osirak reactor shortly before elections, which he subsequently won. Bibi, being a master of political tactics (but not strategy, since he has none) wanted to leave no stone unturned in his march to victory in January.
As happened numerous times in the past, including after the Eilat terror attack, when Israel lied in ascribing blame for the attack on Gaza and murdered 30 in revenge strikes, terror in Gaza is not the issue. Gaza is a useful tool or canvas on which Israeli generals and politicians embellish their careers. It's the utmost in cynicism, but alas all too common in the debased society Israel has become.
Further, Bibi did not yet have his own personal war to his credit. Almost every Israeli PM has to have one. It's the mark by which they distinguish themselves. Since he could not arrange a war with Iran due to U.S. intransigence, and the pig-headed obstinacy of the U.S. electorate who refused to elect Mitt Romney, Gaza will have to do.
The first U.S. response was from the Pentagon saying they "stood shoulder to shoulder with the Israeli people in their response to terror." Which is ironic given that Israel engaged in an act of terror assassinating Jabari and the other Gaza civilians.
Pres. Obama must demand that the invasion stop and that Israel and Hamas observe a full ceasefire. If Bibi refuses, Obama should convene a Security Council session to approve Palestine's application for UN membership as a state. He should also announce that he will abrogate all previous agreements to ostracize Hamas and that he will permit U.S. diplomats to begin discussions with the Islamist group. It is the failure of U.S. policy in regard to Hamas and Gaza that's gotten us into the mess we're in now. We share some measure of responsibility for this bloodbath.
In reality, Obama will do nothing, as happened in 2009, when he arrived at a grand bargain with Olmert to end Cast Lead the day before his Inauguration. Until that date, the IDF had carte blanche to massacre Gazans, which they did with great aplomb. The president has bigger fish to fry and is nothing if not a cold eyed pragmatist schooled in real politick. He wants a budget deal and immigration reform far more than he wants to save Gazan lives.
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has demanded that that country consider suspending its treaty agreements with Israel. The question will be how far Pres. Morsi is willing to go. Bibi has made a calculated gamble that the front line states will remain quiescent. In the past, that would've held true. But these are different times and Israel may find that the Arabs aren't so willing to roll over and play dead.
Hasbarists, I put you on notice that you may argue till the cows come home about Jabari having blood on his hands, but the plain truth in this case is that Jabari and Hamas were honoring the ceasefire (though Islamic Jihad wasn't). Even if you want to level the specious argument that Hamas was responsible for the renewed rocket fire, none of those rockets caused even an injury, let alone killed anyone.
I understand Judge Goldstone isn't available to lead the next UN war crimes investigation. Ban Ki Moon might want to establish a short list of credible candidates to take this mandate As we will certainly have many choices of war crimes to investigate in the coming days and weeks.
This piece was cross-posted from richardsilverstein.com.
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I'm sure that name of this blog should be changed from "Anti War Blog" to "Appeasement Blog"
And I'm sure that your name "Jim" should be changed to "Dick". Go peddle your pro-zionist bile elsewhere.
Yeah…"appeasing" a people who don't come anywhere close to matching the IDF in weapons and soldiering skills. Hell, the Palestinians really don't even have a military to speak of.
Appeasement? Do you think the extremely poor and destitute Palestinians are on the verge of world conquest or something? What an idiot.
Israel was just waiting for the end of the US election. Obama has won and the war propaganda has started. It is very unlikely we know the reality in Gaza because many unsustainable reports have been written and widespread.
perhaps in addition to electioneering, this is an attempt
to influence the un general assembly vote. with much of
the media in israel's pocket, you'll be sure to hear
plenty about hamas atrocities perpetrated on the poor,
defenseless, peace-loving israelis.
And I'm sure that your name "Jim" should be changed to "Dick". Go peddle your pro-zionist bile elsewhere.
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Mentioned once before in this thread, Weston's "Daybooks" while not really a "photo" book in the classic sense, are an incredible gift from one of the greatest photographers in history.
Another I would recommend like that would be, Ansel Adams: Autobiography.
I would also recommend William Eggleston's "2 1/4."
Can't forget Eugene Richards, "Dorchester Days".
Others I like a lot, Susan Meiselass "Nicaragua", and Donna Ferrato's "Living With The Enemy''
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"Photography is an act of Life" - Maine 2006
There are two books in my collection that I haven't seen listed here, and I wanted to mention them because both changed my seeing of landscapes and florals respectively.
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The one must-have possesion is... a library card.
Not where I live. The pictures are all colored in already.
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I read this thread with some trepidation - for a couple of reasons. However, I was pleased to see a number of people mention Meatyard. This is one photographer who resonates with me, even if I have no desire to emulate his style.
However, I remain somewhat perplexed.
First, the subject line. With respect to the author of this thread; should there be a set of standard photography books that one should have on their shelves? Does this imply that the books are for decoration, or to give a certain impression? "Well, if one doesn't have [insert name here] on their shelves, is no true devotee."
This leads to my second question - why books? I could not understand what many photographs were saying until I saw them hung in galleries and museums. Books didn't seem to convey the sense of their meaning to me, and I often wondered what the rest of the world saw in them; I could extract little or no meaning from them, even larger coffee-table-sized books.
I have very few books of photography on my shelves. Meatyard and a few Phaidon 55 chapbooks, some on the history of photography. If I have them, it is generally because I lack the time or means to get to a place where that photographer's works can be seen in public and I want to learn what little I can about them. Often because the photographer in question was neglected by the public and the art world or relegated to obscurity. Most of the Avant-Garde Czech photographers intrigue me, and I have no other way of seeing their work anywhere near me. Still, a poor second choice overall.
On the other hand, I have many books, old magazines, and periodicals and annuals on photographic processes and methods and procedures - even camera collecting. These instruct and inform me.
Books on photography interest me. Books of photography seldom do.
Originally Posted by Wigwam Jones
Books on photography interest me. Books of photography seldom do.
You have a very good point!
My first thoughts to this thread were similiar books, like "The Photography Reader" by Liz Wells, and "One Being A Photographer" by David Hurn and Bill Jay.
Another, I LOVED, that isn't so much a photography book, but rather a "creative living" one is, "Art & Fear: Observations (And Rewards) On Artmaking" By David Bayles and Ted Orland.
Someone did mention Susan Sontag's "On Photography", amongst others.
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Am not disputing that Paul Taylor's photogravures at Renaissance Press are good if not excellent, but saying they are 'much better' than Izu's prints is a bit strong and rather sweeping as I consider Izu's prints to be up there with the very best prints in the world.
Strong, yes. Sweeping? Maybe. However, I've seen dozens of Izu's platinum prints at his show a few years back at the Sackler Gallery and was not particularly impressed with either his vision or his printing. But those photogravures jump right off the wall at you. They're so good that I'm willing to overlook the sloppy composition and the vignetted corners.
Originally Posted by mtbbrian
Someone did mention Susan Sontag's "On Photography", amongst others.
Then I would have to add "Camera Lucida" by Roland Barthes. Hard slogging to get through this small book, but well worth it. Sontag didn't do it for me, but then again, I was young when I read it. Perhaps a revisit is in order. I dunno - the concept of photography's true purpose being as a tool of social justice makes me puke. Not that it shouldn't be done or that it isn't useful in that way - but that I have zero interest in expressing a political viewpoint or attempting to create social change via photography.
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the concept of photography's true purpose being as a tool of social justice makes me puke. Not that it shouldn't be done or that it isn't useful in that way - but that I have zero interest in expressing a political viewpoint or attempting to create social change via photography.
I agree and I have the same opinion on music. I have no interest at all in songs which are trying to prove a point or protest about something (usually political).
"People who say things won't work are a dime a dozen. People who figure out how to make things work are worth a fortune" - Dave Rat.
"...why books?"
I love books--they are important to me. Of the books I love, photography and art books are my greatest loves. They are the only real means I have of seeing the art that interests me. I don't live in an area that has a lot of museums and art galleries and I'm not a big fan of visiting those large metropolitan areas that are the cultural centers. I despise looking at photographs on computer screens and have no interest in photography galleries on the internet. Public libraries are okay but they don't compare to a personal library.
Personally, I have no interest in books on cameras, procedures, techniques, etc., with very few exceptions. I can get all that information with a little research on websites such as APUG. Books of photographs by photographers I admire are relatively cheap compared to actual photographs and books are pretty relatively available. Some of my favorite photographers produced their pictures mainly for the purpose of publishing them in books. Robert Frank, Paul Strand and Ralph Gibson all come to mind.
I've been buying photographer's monographs and books of photography since I first got interested in the subject almost 35 years ago. It was a natural thing to do since I was a book-nut before becoming a photo-nut. Going through some of those older books is like rediscovering forgotten treasures. Also, I was lucky enough to gain my interest in photography at a time when there were lots of photographs printed in photography-based publications simply because they were good photographs, not because they were there to illustrate and article on a new product. So, books OF photographs are my interest.


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The Young 88 is an ideal boat for short-handed racing and is always well represented in the SSANZ two handed series and Y88 Association organised single handed and two handed champs.
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Congratulations to Jacko van Deventer, and crew Greg Forsyth, and Michael Naulls for the first on line in this new event. Mark Trevurna and crew were second, only missing out on first after count back. Edward Massey was third on Undercover also on count back.
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Sailing instructions included signal flags to mandate the change from overlapping genoas to jibs at 12 knots and then restricting the use of spinnakers at 16 knots and over. The PredictWind forecast was accurate and the weather played the game with 10-15 kts from the Southwest. This added a few headsail changes to the already busy workload on board but kept boats in the spinnaker range just.
The team from Royal Akarana Yacht Club (RAYC) did an excellent job organising and running the event, even managing to get in 6 races with plenty of mark movements in a shifty breeze. This left enough time, just for a hardy few to make it back to the club for prize giving.
The Y88 Association wishes to acknowledge and thank the RAYC and team of volunteers and sponsor Mount Gay Rum for putting on an excellent day of racing. We will be back in 2014.
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Stocks plunged as the sharpest jump in the unemployment rate in more than 20 years and rocketing oil prices sparked concerns about stagflation. Oil jumped more than $11 a barrel to close at a record $138.54.. Chevron was the lone star on the Dow. Nat Semi jumped -- a rare feat on this landslide day -- after the chip maker posted better-than-expected earnings.
Stocks plunged after the sharpest jump in the unemployment rate in more than 20 years and news that wholesale inventories ballooned. Oil jumped $6 a barrel. Chevron was the lone star on the Dow. Nat Semi jumped -- a rare feat on this landslide day -- after the chip maker posted better-than-expected earnings.
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Nothing says "Christmas Cheer" like a little statistical analysis, so let's cuddle up with a cup of post-Christmas egg nog and see what the numbers tell us about our average ScrumbleShipper.
First off, approximately 13% of all entries were "Jerk" entries - People submitting random pictures, stock photos, or just copying others' photos in an attempt to get a free copy. For shame! They got nothing but lumps of coal in their email inboxes. I err'd on the side of caution here, assuming that grainy, possibly photoshoped, and other questionable pictures were the real deal.
Of the valid entries, about 34% (~1/3) were the "Forever Alone" variety- People cuddled up to cats, dogs, a rabbit, a parrot, stuffed animals, and a hand drawn sign with the word "friend" written on it.
Oh, and one poster of Legolas:
With a whopping 54% choosing to draw their own ScrumbleShip banner rather than using the pre-made one, it turns out that ScrumbleShippers are very creative! Of those, the vast majority drew their own unique designs rather than copying ours. Kudos to all you artistic Scrumblers!
Many faiths were represented in the contest. Well, ok, the only faith that really made a showing was flying-spaghetti-monsterism, with 6% of submissions from dyed-in-the-sauce Pastafarians. Have you been touched by his noodley appendage?
People from all over the world took part. I don't have exact numbers, but some pictures seem to suggest a sunny Australian Christmas instead of a frigid North American/European one. At least, I hope that guy isn't standing outside in 20 degree weather without a shirt.
With $1,200usd worth of ScrumbleShip given (More than I've sold in the past two months!) and 50+ hugs caused, I'd call this event a rousing success!
If you'd like to see all the public hug photos, click here. They'll be available until January 30th.
Its great so many people participated!
So Legolas is getting a copy of Scrumbleship? There is nothing like glassing entire Mordor from space, I guess.
Congrats on the success!
Congrats indeed! I'm glad so many more people now know the joy of ScrumbleShip - and that they'll probably tell their friends! ;D
Forever alone C:


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Eddie Bauer and two-time Freeride World Tour champ Drew Tabke earns a podium spot at the Chamonix stop of the 2015 tour.
Eddie Bauer welcomes hard-charging splitboarder, alpine climber and mountain guide Liz Daley to our team.
Eddie Bauer skier and defending Freeride World Tour champ Drew Tabke reports from the road in Austria between stops of the big-line circus.
Drew Tabke's Freeride World Tour runs from Courmayeur, Italy and La Flegere in Chamonix, France.
Eddie Bauer athlete Drew Tabke tackles round two of the Freeride World Tour this Saturday at La Flegere in Chamonix, France.
Eddie Bauer guide Caroline George returns to technical ice in New Hampshire, Ouray and in Chamonix in her first season back in the game.
First Ascent guide and new mom Caroline George took a little time away for herself to go find some summer ice in Chamonix with the ladies from Chicks with Picks.


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The president of the state nurses' union said Monday she was assured by the Milwaukee County labor negotiator that County Executive Chris Abele would sign a proposed contract that included a provision in which the county would collect union dues through payroll deductions.
"I was specifically told the county executive was going to sign it," Candice Owley, the nurses' union president, said in an interview. She said county labor negotiator Fred Bau told her that April 15.
Abele, however, denied he had given that direction to Bau.
"I didn't tell Fred that," Abele said. "Absolutely, without any reservations, unambiguously, no," he said.
Owley said she "was most unhappy" to see Abele's comment Monday that terms of the nurses contract deal and three other tentative union agreements appeared to violate the state's Act 10 law that restricted public worker collective bargaining.
Abele told Journal Sentinel columnist Daniel Bice that, based on legal advice, "I do not believe the county should be bargaining and negotiating with any non-public safety unions on anything other than base wages."
Under provisions of Act 10, only police and firefighters are allowed to bargain on issues outside of base wage increases.
Several unions have relied on a September ruling by Dane County Circuit Judge Juan Colas throwing out parts of Act 10 as support for broader negotiations. The state has appealed that ruling. Owley pointed out that the Court of Appeals has not put a stay on the implementation of Colas' ruling. That means Colas' ruling - at least for now - is the law, she said.


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The Last of the Blue Devils (1979)
During Prohibition, Kansas City was wide open, and jazz was its music. Late in the 1970s, musicians of the Pendergast era gather at the union hall to play, sing, and talk. Some were part of... See full summary »
Director:Bruce Ricker
Writer:John Arnoldy
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FULLERTON Fire investigators are trying to determine what sparked a blaze that caused $1 million in damage to a two-story commercial building.
The fire was reported about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday in a building that housed businesses in the 200 block of East Imperial Highway near Harbor Boulevard, Fullerton Fire Department Division Chief Tom Schultz said.
More than 50 firefighters from Fullerton, Brea, Anaheim, Orange County Fire Authority and Los Angeles County Fire Department responded, Schultz said, adding that it took about 2 1/2 hours to extinguish the blaze. No injuries were reported.


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I don't post often to my blog but I get no new ads since November 2009 and they do not show up in the individual posts from that point on either.
Everything appears to be updated but just not working for me.
for reference.
do I need to just post more often or is there something else wrong?
I can manually insert the adsense stuff but that sort of defeats the point of using this plug-in. It worked fine until recently.


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