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Season 6 Episode 9 Ab Aeterno
On the island:
- Ilana tells the group what Jacob told her: that Richard will know what to do after the Temple
- Richard laughs and says he doesn't know what to do next. Jacob was lying, and they should all start listening to someone else.
- Richard treks through the night going to the place where he buried his wife's gold cross
- He calls out for the Man in Black saying he's changed his mind and asks if the offer still stands
- Hurley follows Alpert and tells him his wife is there with them. She says they have to stop the Man in Black from leaving the island or they'll all go to hell.
- Richard lived in the Canary Islands in 1867 and was a field worker
- His wife, Isabella, was sick and Richard went to the doctor for medicine
- The doctor wouldn't give the medicine to Richard because he didn't have enough money and accidentally killed the doctor
- By the time Richard made it home, Isabella was dead
- Richard was arrested for the doctor's murder
- Before he was hanged, he was sold into slavery and put on board the Black Rock
- During a violent storm, the Black Rock shipwrecked on the island
- The smoke monster killed the crew
- Alpert saw his dead wife, and she told him they were dead and in hell
- The Man in Black agreed to free Alpert if he would kill the devil
- Alpert tried to kill Jacob, but Jacob stopped him
- Jacob explained the nature of the island and asked for Alpert's help
- Alpert agreed to help but only if he could never die; Jacob agreed and touched him
- The Man in Black returned Isabella's gold cross, and Alpert buried it
At the beach camp, Ilana tells Jack, Hurley, Sun, Ben, Miles and Lapidus about her visit from Jacob in the Russian hospital. Like the scene in the season five finale, Jacob asks for Ilana's help, and now we get the full scene. Jacob tells her there are six people she needs to protect. These people are the remaining candidates. And even though she was badly burned during training, Jacob reaches over and touches her face, helping the burns heal and Ilana get better. Jacob tells her to find the six candidates and take them to the Temple. Once she gets there, she should ask Ricardus what to do next.
Richard sits in the shadows listening to Ilana's story and starts to laugh. He has no idea what to do next. He was just trying to kill himself -- does it sound like he has a plan? Jacob lied to Ilana. Everything he's ever said has been a lie, and it's time they stop listening to him and start listening to someone else. Richard then tells them something more unsettling -- that they're all dead. Every single one of the them. They're dead, and they're in hell.
Richard then walks into the jungle. The group doesn't know what to do. Ilana wants to go after him, but Jack thinks Richard has lost his mind. Who'd he mean when he said they have to start listening to someone else? Sun tells him Richard meant Locke. Jack is confused. Locke is dead. Ben explains that he's not exactly Locke. Then Jack sees Hurley having a conversation with someone, but there's nobody else there. He thinks Hurley is talking to Jacob and marches over, asking what Jacob is saying. Hurley tells him it isn't Jacob and that who he's talking to has nothing to do with Jack. Ben tells Ilana that going after Richard is a waste of time. Richard doesn't know anything. Ilana asks how Ben can be so sure, and Ben says he's known Richard since he was twelve. Lapidus asks if they met when they were kids? Ben says no. He was a kid but Richard looked exactly like he does now. Lapidus is confused -- is Ben saying the guy doesn't age? Ben says yes, and Lapidus asks how'd that happen?
WHOOOSH to Tenerife, Canary Islands in 1867. Richard rides a horse up to a peasant cottage at the edge of a field. Desperately worried, he runs inside to his wife, Isabella. She's sick and coughing up blood. They speak in Spanish, and Isabella calls him Ricardo. He kisses her and realizes she's burning up. He's going to get the doctor. Isabella tries to ease his worry and says she's all right. He empties a jar and takes their pitiful savings. Isabella also gives him her gold cross. Alpert takes it and prays it'll be enough.
He rides through the night and the rain to reach the doctor's house. Alpert barges in asking for help, but the doctor seems more concerned that Alpert is dripping water on his floor. He begs for help, and the doctor says the medicine is expensive. Alpert gives the doctor all his money, and the doctor scoffs. Is that all the money he has? He hands over Isabella's gold cross and says that's everything. The doctor throws the cross on the ground saying it's worthless. Alpert becomes angry. He retrieves the cross and then tries to grab the medicine from the doctor's hands. They struggle over it, and the doctor slips in the water Alpert is dripping. He hits his head on the table as he falls to the floor, and a pool of blood blooms from under his head. Alpert stares in horror. The doctor's servant enters and sees the body on the floor. Alpert realizes he has the medicine and bolts.
He rides back to his cottage, but when he arrives, he discovers Isabella has died during the night. Behind him, Alpert can hear men pounding on the door. He is arrested and thrown in jail. He's visited by a priest, Father Suarez, to hear his confession. Alpert says he is sorry for killing the man but it was an accident. He was trying to save his wife. He begs for God's forgiveness, but Father Suarez refuses. He cannot grant absolution for murder. And Alpert doesn't have time for penance because they're going to hang him the next morning. The devil now awaits Alpert in hell. But the next day, as Alpert is dragged out to what he thinks is his death, he finds himself being inspected by an Englishman, Jonas Whitfield. He asks if Alpert can speak English, and Alpert says yes. Whitfield asks what kind of work Alpert did, and he says he worked in the fields. Whitfield throws Father Suarez a bag of coins and says that Alpert is now the property of Captain Magnus Hanso. Whitfield hopes Alpert doesn't get seasick.
Cut to the Black Rock during a violent storm at sea. Alpert is manacled in the hold with other prisoners. He asks Ignacio next to him if he can see anything. Ignacio looks out a hole and can see an island -- but then he sees the Taweret statue and screams! The island is guarded by a devil! Suddenly the entire ship is lifted up in a violent surge and the prisoners are flung to the ends of their chains at the moment of impact --
Alpert regains consciousness, hearing the moans of the remaining prisoners who are alive. Alpert sees that Ignacio is also alive, and Ignacio says God spared some of them. Above, they hear the voices of Whitfield and a British officer. Alpert and Ignacio shout out for help. Whitfield comes down into the hold, unsheathes his sword -- and starts stabbing the remaining prisoners, killing them! Whitfield explains they have been shipwrecked in the middle of a jungle, they have no fresh water and limited supplies. If he freed them, it would only be a matter of time before they tried to kill him. Ignacio begs for his life, but Whitfield plunges his sword deep into his gut. Whitfield turns his attention to Alpert, who reaches for Isabella's cross only to discover that it's no longer around his neck -- when they hear a strange TIKKA TIKKA TIKKA sound outside. Then MWWRROOOAARRR! The ship shakes as the roar bellows through. The remaining crewmen outside scream as something attacks them. Alpert and Whitfield can only see the terrifying play of sunlight and shadows of the men running, falling, being dragged and slammed against the hull -- and then it's over. An eerie silence descends. Whitfield calls for a report when WHOOSH! The smoke monster yanks him out of the hold. Whitfield screams and then THUNK... doesn't.
Alpert struggles with all his might to get loose, and then the smoke monster billows into the hold. It sinuously curls through the air, gathering and towering in front of Alpert. Then FLASH! FLASH! FLASH! Alpert's face is lit up by the bright flashes. Alpert closes his eyes, expecting death any moment... and then the monster is gone.
The next day it rains, but Alpert is just out of reach and can't get any water. Alpert manages to loosen a nail from the floorboards. A smile crosses his face as he formulates his plan. He scrapes away the wood around the bolt that's holding his manacles to the wall. He's dug a decent-sized trough all around the plate and yanks with a ferocious tug! The plate pulls out halfway from the wall. With the extra inches, Alpert is able to finally stretch out and lick up a small puddle of rain off the floor. Later, Alpert is asleep and he's near death. He wakes up as he hears rutting noises. He looks over and sees a wild boar eating one of the corpses. Alpert holds the nail as a weapon. The boar charges, and Alpert thrusts at it. The boar runs off, but Alpert drops the nail! It's just out of reach, and Alpert begins to weep.
Later, he hears a woman's voice calling out. The woman comes into the hold, and it's hard for Alpert to see her. As she comes closer, Alpert sees that it's Isabella! They fall into each others arms overwhelmed with joy. But Alpert is confused -- how is she here? Isabella says they're dead. Both of them, and Alpert is in hell. She has to save him before the devil comes back. She looked into his eyes, and all she saw was evil. Has Alpert seen him? Alpert shakes his head and says yes, he thinks he has. She has to get him out of there -- and then they hear the TIKKA TIKKA TIKKA sound. Alpert tells her to run, but she won't go without him. He tells her to leave now, and she does. But once outside she starts to scream. Alpert tugs on his chains, yelling out to leave her alone, and her screams suddenly stop. Alpert cries out for her, but there is no reply.
The next night a man enters and studies Alpert. He reaches down and gives Alpert a drink of water. Alpert looks up and sees a man dressed in black. He asks who he is, and the Man in Black says a friend. Alpert asks if he is in hell, and the Man in Black says yes. Did he see Alpert's wife? She was here but then the black smoke came and she ran. The Man in Black says that means he has her. Alpert asks who, and the Man says Alpert knows who. Alpert needs to save her and asks for help. Of course the Man in Black will help as long as Alpert will help him. Alpert will do anything the Man asks. He promises. The Man in Black uses a key he found on one of the dead men outside and unlocks Alpert's manacles. He says it's good to see him out of those chains. He helps Alpert up, telling him he's going to need his strength if he's going to escape from hell. And to do that, Alpert is going to have to kill the devil.
The Man in Black leads Alpert to a stone bench where he has food waiting. A small tree sapling stands behind the bench. Alpert needs to walk west to the ocean, and there he'll see the remains of a statue. Alpert's ship smashed through it on its way inland. The statue is where he'll find the devil. He gives Alpert a dagger and says he has to be quick. Alpert will only have one chance. He can't hesitate. If he lets the devil speak, it'll be too late. Alpert asks how he can kill black smoke with a dagger, but the Man in Black says he's the black smoke. Alpert's eyes go wide -- his wife was running from him! The Man in Black says no, she was running from the devil. He saw him take her, but he couldn't stop him. The devil has Alpert's wife, and the only way to see her again is to kill him.
Alpert walks to the remains of the statue with the dagger. He sees the door in the base of the statue is open and starts towards it -- when WHAM! He's blindsided. Jacob slams into him and begins punching Alpert in the face. We've never seen Jacob like this before -- he's angry. When he sees the dagger, he asks Alpert who gave it to him. Alpert says he wants his wife back. Jacob asks if she came with him on the ship, and Alpert says no. She's dead. Jacob realizes what's going on and asks if Alpert met a man in the jungle dressed in black. Alpert nods and says the man told him that Jacob is the devil, and the only way he'll see Isabella again is if he kills Jacob. Jacob tells him that wasn't his wife and Alpert isn't dead. Alpert doesn't believe Jacob and insists he's dead and in hell. Jacob drags Alpert to the ocean and holds him under the waves. Alpert struggles, telling him to stop. Jacob asks why, and Alpert says he wants to live. Jacob does stop and says that's the first sensible thing Alpert has said.
At a fire, Alpert sits wrapped in a blanket, warming himself. Jacob comes out of the statue with a bottle of wine. Alpert asks what's inside the statue, and Jacob says no one goes in unless he invites them. Alpert asks if Jacob is the devil, and Jacob says no. He explains who he is and that he brought Alpert's ship to the island. Jacob says to think of the wine as what he would call "hell." There are other words for it, too. Malevolence. Evil. Darkness. And it's there swirling around in the bottle unable to get out. Because if it did, it would spread. Now think of the cork as the island, and it's the only thing keeping hell where it belongs. The Man who sent Alpert to kill Jacob believes any person can be corrupted because it's their nature to sin. So Jacob brings people to the island to prove him wrong. When they get here, their past doesn't matter. The island washes away their sins, and they get a second chance. But the Man has killed everyone that's come. Alpert asks if Jacob brought them there, then why didn't he help them? Jacob says because he wants them to help themselves, to know the differences between right and wrong without him telling them. Alpert says if he doesn't step in, then the Man in Black will. Jacob nods, and then gets an idea. He looks at Alpert and asks if he wants a job. If Jacob doesn't want to step in, maybe Alpert can do it for him. He can be Jacob's representative, an intermediary between Jacob and the people he brings to the island. Alpert asks what he'll get in return -- he wants his wife back. Jacob says he can't do that. Alpert asks if he can absolve him of his sins so he doesn't go to hell, but Jacob can't do that either. Then Alpert says he never wants to die. He wants to live forever. Jacob reaches out and touches Alpert and says that he can do.
Alpert returns to the stone bench. The Man in Black is waiting there, and he's not happy. Alpert hands him a white stone and says Jacob told him to give it to him. The Man in Black tells Alpert he'll never be with his wife again. He knows how convincing Jacob can be, but if Alpert ever changes his mind, his offer still stands. He then says he has something for Alpert. He found in the ship. The Man tosses Alpert a gold cross and leaves. Exhausted and frayed to the bone, Alpert sinks to his knees and digs a small hole near the bench. He buries the cross and says good-bye to Isabella. He begins covering up the cross with dirt as --
WHOOOSH to the island present day. Alpert is at the same spot digging up the dirt, only the sapling is now a full-grown, massive tree. He finds the cross and kisses it. He stands and yells that he's changed his mind. He was wrong. He asks if the offer still stands. Alpert hears rustling and turns. Hurley comes out of the jungle and asks, what offer? Alpert is angry Hurley followed him, but Hurley says Alpert's wife sent him. She wants to know why he buried the cross. Alpert asks how Hurley knows, and he says because she just told him. Isabella saw him dig it up. She's standing right next to Alpert. And although Alpert can't see her, Hurley can. Isabella says Alpert doesn't believe him, and Hurley says it sometimes takes people a while. She asks that Alpert close his eyes. Hurley will tell him everything Isabella says. Isabella tells Alpert that it wasn't his fault she died. As much as he wanted to save her, it was her time. He's suffered enough. Alpert says he misses her and would do anything for them to be together again. She says they already are together. She kisses him and then is gone. Alpert thanks Hurley, but Hurley says she said one more thing. She said they have to stop the Man in Black from leaving the island. If they don't, they'll all go to hell.
WHOOOSH to Jacob and the Man in Black high atop a hill looking over a valley. Jacob points out that the Man tried to kill him. The Man in Black asks if Jacob wants an apology. Jacob says no, he was just wondering why. The Man says he wants to leave, just let him leave. Jacob says as long as he's alive, the Man in Black is not going anywhere. Then the Man says he will kill Jacob. Jacob says if he does, someone else will take his place. The Man will have to kill that person, too. Jacob gives him the wine bottle and says it's something for him to pass the time. The Man in Black says he'll be seeing Jacob... sooner than he thinks -- and smashes the bottle into pieces.


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NSU students awarded scholarships
By Marcia Freidenreich Special Correspondent
July 22, 2007
A group of students at Nova Southeastern University in Davie were honored recently with some of the most prestigious scholarships available through the U.S. Air Force. "It's a neat experience having so many people from one school get these scholarships," said Tech. Sgt. David Demeter, who was instrumental in getting the students recognized for the scholarships. "All of South Florida should be proud." Paul Bates, a first year physician's assistant, was one of five students nationwide selected for an Air Force Health Profession Scholarship for Physician's Assistants.
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A smoker addicted to nicotine who would like to quit cigarettes but cannot might avoid most of the habit's hazards by switching to snuff, a researcher suggests. In July's issue of the American Journal of Medical Sciences, Dr. Brad Rodu of the University of Alabama dental school notes that smoke is linked to hazards from heart disease to lung cancer. Smokeless tobacco, however, is as-ociated only with an increased risk of oral cancers. Indeed, Rodu notes, smoking cigarettes is actually a more potent cause of oral cancer than smokeless tobacco.
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The New York Times
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Dr. Richard Matthews Drake, a retired provost of Fairleigh Dickinson University and a former chancellor of the University of Kansas City, died on March 10 at a nursing home in Newport, Tenn., where he had moved last year. He had formerly lived in Camden, Maine. He was 90. Mr. Drake went to Fairleigh Dickinson in 1962 as provost and head of academic affairs. He started a doctoral program in university administration and founded Fairleigh Dickinson's dental school, which closed in 1990.
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Services will be Wednesday for Joseph A. Bullock Sr., a dentist and past president of the Broward County Dental Association. He died Saturday at the age of 77. Mr. Bullock, a resident of Fort Lauderdale for 37 years, moved here from Pittsburgh, where he had graduated in 1931 from the University of Pittsburgh Dental School. He was a member of the American, Florida and Broward dental associations, Atlantic Coast Dental Society, and American Endodontic Society. A Navy lieutenant commander in World War II, Mr. Bullock was a member of the Navy League.
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Dr. George Clark Foster, an oral surgeon who made false teeth for imprisoned Japanese Premier Hideki Tojo after World War II, died on Saturday. He was 68 and lived in Pompano Beach. Dr. Foster had served in the U.S. Navy during World War II as head dental surgeon of the Sugamo Prison in Tokyo. He was ordered to prepare dentures for the Japanese warlord in preparation for the war crimes trial, family members said. Tojo was later executed. The Fort Lauderdale dentist was a member of the American Heart Association`s state board of directors, an honorary staff member at Holy Cross Hospital and scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 456. Dr. Foster graduated from the Marquette University Dental School in Milwaukee.
Piercings Can Cost You Teeth
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People who jab gold studs through their lips and pierce their tongues with silver bars are not usually eager to hear a lecture on gum disease. But Dr. John K. Brooks tries anyway: Oral jewelry, the dentist tells them, can cost you a tooth. "The patients I've been successful with are the ones that had pain and infection. They're much more ready to be convinced," Brooks says. Brooks and two colleagues at the University of Maryland Dental School say there is growing clinical evidence that oral piercings increase the risk of gum disease, painful infections and tooth loss.
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24 years ago Big Brothers & Sisters matched me up with a 6 year old little gap-toothed boy living in a poor Miami neighborhood. Travis, who had been abandoned, had bounced around relatives, eventually settling in with a great aunt. She became his primary caretaker and called on Big Brothers to give Travis some additional influences in his life. Our backgrounds couldn't have been more different but we found common interests. Watching Hurricane football, going to bad Chuck Norris movies, and cruising in my 66 Mustang convertible to name a few. I liked having a little kid I could boss around, he liked knowing someone who could drive.
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The Knoxville News Sentinel interviewed UT's Eco CAR2 team about their three-year challenge to convert a Chevrolet Malibu into a more eco-friendly car. The team is rebuilding it to run off ethanol and electricity. Their designs, though similar to hybrid cars already on the market, will be different in how the systems interact, said Mitchel Routh, a mechanical engineering graduate student set to finish his degree next week.
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - IndyCar driver Charlie Kimball has been cleared to run Sunday's Indianapolis 500.
Kimball was sick Saturday and missed the public driver meeting with an undisclosed illness. A team spokesman for Chip Ganassi Racing said the illness was unrelated to his diabetes.
Kimball will start 19th and is one of 11 American drivers in the field.
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PHILADELPHIA – In a season like this, it's the little things that will get teams into the post-season, and little things that will keep them out.
Twenty-four hours after coming back from a two-goal deficit in a rousing shootout victory over the Buffalo Sabres, the Capitals saw the same thing happen to them in Philadelphia.
After third-period power play goals by Marcus Johansson and Alex Ovechkin gave the Caps a two-goal lead, the Flyers answered with a power-play goal by Claude Giroux, a game-tying goal by Kimmo Timonen with 9.5 seconds remaining in regulation and an overtime goal by Ruslan Fedotenko 1:34 into overtime, handing the Caps a 5-4 loss and putting a dent in their playoff hopes.
"It's a matter of doing the right things at the right time," Caps defenseman Mike Green said. "That penalty killed us. We talked about it all year. It can't happen. Whether it was a bad call or whatever is not the point. It can't happen at that time."
Green was referring to a holding penalty Troy Brouwer took on Giroux with 7:28 remaining in regulation and the Caps holding a 4-2 lead. Sixteen seconds later Giroux scored to make it 4-3.
"I just tried to get a little body positioning on him," Brouwer said. "I thought [Giroux] leaned into me a little bit but I looked at the replay, my stick was in his stomach. They're going to call that every day. …It's just careless on my part."
Giroux's goal gave the Flyers life, but it was Timonen's slapper from the point with 9.5 seconds left in regulation that stung the most. In fact, it seemed eerily identical to the game-tying goal Green scored the night before in Buffalo with 40 seconds left.
Capitals goaltender Braden Holtby said he never saw Timonen's rising shot, which eluded his catching glove.
"I was tangled up from the save before in front," he said. "I tried to get my bearings straight, saw the guy on the right side passed it and, you know, one-timed it right through Nicky's legs and then through a couple other guys. I didn't see that at all."
Just before Timonen's goal the Capitals were called for icing. Capitals coach Adam Oates said the icing should have been waved off because Timonen could have played the puck before it crossed the goal line.
"It was iffy," Oates said. "I thought Timonen could have played it."
The Caps salvaged a point with the overtime loss, but instead of forging a virtual three-way tie with the Islanders and Rangers for eighth place and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference the Caps find themselves in a 10th-place tie with the Carolina Hurricanes with a 16-17-2 record and 34 points, one behind the Isles and Rangers and four behind the Southeast Division-leading Winnipeg Jets.
"It hurts," Brouwer said. "We're treating it like we gave away two points. I know we got one out of this but we had them in a good position to win outright, get two points and move up in the standings. [The Flyers] getting two points and us only getting one that's a complete – it just shouldn't happen."
Perhaps most infuriating in the loss is the fact the Caps worked so hard to take the lead, roaring back from a 2-1 deficit. After Green tied the score with the only goal in the second period, a monster hit by Steve Oleksy on Giroux turned the game in the Caps' favor.
Flyers winger Jake Voracek jumped Oleksy for his first fight ever and was slapped with a minor for instigation and another of instigating while wearing a visor. The Caps took advantage with a pair of power-play goals and looked like they'd skate away with four points in the weekend doubleheader.
"We kind of got a little lackadaisical there at the end, sat back on our heels and they were coming full throttle," Green said. "You can't play like that. You have to push and make sure you take it to them."
The Caps didn't but still salvaged three out of a possible four points against the Sabres and Flyers. They conclude their three-game road trip in Carolina on Tuesday night.
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Terrence Williams added 14 points for the Cardinals while Juan Palacios had a season-high 13 rebounds to go with eights points. Louisville held the Bears (22-9) to 27 percent shooting from the floor in winning its seventh straight home game.
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In April 2013, Pandorasdiary, Yasmine Latkowski, Endi Suhendi and Hannah S. drove 2,500 miles, gigging and documenting their travels from London to Munich via Amsterdam, Utrecht, Nieuwegein, Nancy and Basel, playing 6 concerts in 7 days.
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"Emma, Meet iPad."
How does one read Madame Bovary in the 21st century? She picks up an old translation from her local library or the used bookstore, the newest translation by Lydia Davis, or she reads it digitally. On the iPad, for instance.
I never expected to like digital reading. I'm a book girl. I like the smell of the pages; I like gazing at the titles and covers on my bookshelves. The problem is, I have a million books. They're everywhere–the living room, porch, basement, my bedroom. I really shouldn't buy anymore. We have nowhere to put them. I suppose I have a case of the book-stuffs, and I'd like to recover.
There are other inconveniences to books in print, mind you. Often, just when you get the most comfortable, you have to turn the page. Grrr. Or it's hard to keep the book open while you're eating your lunch. Digital reading does help with these disadvantages. With a touch of your finger, you turn the page. Your device is always flat, and your hand doesn't cramp trying to hold it open.
I'll never give up real books. But I did like reading Madame Bovary on the iPad, my first official E-read. There are many applications to choose from, and of course iBooks looks the best. (The graphics of real pages and bookshelves are impressive.) But for Madame, I chose Kobo. The text was free through Project Gutenberg (oh, the irony of what has happened to the printed press!), and I liked the availability of a table of contents on each page so I could check to see how close I was to the end of the chapter and novel, considering I didn't have concrete pages at my disposal.
There are a couple of other great things about digital reading. By simply touching a word or phrase, I can highlight it, type up a brief notation, or look a word up in the dictionary. Do you know how many times I wanted to look up the meaning of a word but didn't want to emerge from my comfy spot under a worn blanket? Countless. With the iPad, it took only a second, and I didn't have to move my ass. I looked up a bunch of words, none of which I remember, but still. I also took full advantage of taking notes as well, since my typing is a bit better than my handwriting, and I could write as much as I wanted without worrying about margin space. Instead of attaching a booklight to my reader at night, I could switch to the "night reader" option to see the text on a black background. It was also really nice to know that if I finished a book–say, in the waiting room of a doctor's office–I'd have another one quickly available to me. (It's probably safe to say you have a mild addiction when you fret about what you will do if you finish your book and don't have any reading material immediately on hand.)
Really, it was a fun experience, with the exception of the typographical errors scattered throughout my unnamed translation. But maybe Project Gutenberg hasn't fully gotten their act together. They're used to the printed word. And I can forgive them. After all, my copy of Madame Bovary was free.
Now, onto the good stuff.
Alert: Spoilers! If you don't want to know major plot points from Madame Bovary, don't dare read another word! If you don't care much about plot points, and instead want the meat-and-potatoes of a festive discussion of cultural mores, past and present, read on.
The Woman Behind the "Madame"
I have often heard Emma Bovary and Anna Karenina referred to in the same sentence, as beacons of feminist stirrings in the 19th century. I read Anna Karenina last year, fully expecting to sympathize with the main character. I didn't. While I enjoyed the book and am glad to have read it, I was quite horrified by what seemed to be her neglect of her son in exchange for romantic love. I was pregnant at the time. It's possible my maternal hormones got the best of me, but I doubt it. And the man she was so passionate about? A total weenie.
Weirdly enough, I feel different about Emma Bovary. I understand her sense of boredom and depression about her bourgeois life, her desire for something magical and passionate, her need to thrive in a cold, artistically barren environment. (I'm a mom of two toddlers in the suburbs. Eh-hem.) What I understand less is how she lets her desire for fancy furniture, trinkets, and clothes lead to her demise. The adultery I can forgive, but not the financial indiscretions.
I told you I'm weird.
Perhaps it's because Charles is so clueless and naive. Not only doesn't he know or suspect that she is sneaking off for secret rendezvous each week, but from the beginning of their marriage, he never seems to detect her misery and dissatisfaction in this new life. He takes her, an innocent, sheltered girl from her father's farm, almost as a sort of salvation, but what he doesn't fully realize is that she's smart and spirited, artistic, whimsical, even. She wants more from life, and expects marriage will deliver it. It doesn't. Charles doesn't know what she needs, and he doesn't know that he doesn't know, which could be the worst of it. In Chapter Seven, Emma laments:
"If Charles had but wished it, if he had guessed it, if his look had but once met her thought, it seemed to her that a sudden plenty would have gone out from her heart, as the fruit falls from a tree when shaken by a hand. But as the intimacy of their life became deeper, the greater became the gulf that separated her from him."
Perhaps Charles can't meet her needs. Maybe no man can. She loves Rudolphe, but Rudolphe is unattainable, more like a mirage. She loves Leon, but quickly turns from him, too, when he must resort to other work or financial obligations.
It is easy to condemn Emma for having unrealistic expectations of love and marriage, for reading too many romance novels. Her idea of love is that of a teenager's: "Love, she thought, must come suddenly, with great outbursts and lightnings–a hurricane of the skies, which falls upon life, revolutionises it, roots up the will like a leaf, and sweeps the whole heart into the abyss." (Part Two, Chapter Four). She even recognizes the disconnect between her original vision of love and what has come of her life once she settles down into married life with Charles:
"Before marriage she thought herself in love; but the happiness that should have followed not having come, she must, she thought, have been mistaken. And Emma tried to find out what one meant exactly in life by the words felicity, passion, rapture, that had seemed to her so beautiful in books."
While it might be easy to criticize Emma for her superficial ideas, it is important to ask whether she–women in the 19th century–have been offered anything different, better. So often throughout the 18th and 19th century, women are vilified by writers and satirists (usually ugly ones–yes, I'm talking to you, Alexander Pope) for their shallow behavior–their love of beautiful people and things rather than beauty of spirit. But what was their alternative? When a woman is given such limited options to feed her soul (and Emma does have a lot of soul to feed), such a lack of the independence men take for granted, there isn't much more for her to focus on than romance novels and daydreams. It was her only means of escape in an oppressive society.
While Charles "loves" Emma, it also seems that to him, she is more like a beautiful doll than a human being. Again, in Chapter Five, "[Charles] could not keep from constantly touching her comb, her ring, her fichu; sometimes he gave her great sounding kisses with all his mouth on her cheeks…" In the end of the book, while mourning for her death, he asks one of the servants to cut off a piece of her hair. He is obsessed with his image of her, and he mourns for that instead of reality. In fact, Charles and Emma never really know each other at all (if there's much to know of Charles. He's pretty boring.) Was this indicative of 19th century French bourgeois marriages? Likely.
In her attempt to nourish her soul, Emma succumbs to the advances of two men. When the beauty of the convent doesn't quite work, Rudolphe and Leon do. As men, they feel entitled to their passion, while typically, women do not. This–not the adultery itself–is why Emma is a representative of a growing women's movement at the time. After a fair amount of resistance, Emma gives in and experiences not only the overwhelming love and lust she hoped for, but also the pain of heartbreak and separation.
The Monsieur
From another viewpoint, this story could be Flaubert's warning to men of the dangers of marrying a beautiful young woman. Flaubert opens the novel with Charles's moral and social education, and ends with his downfall. Despite being referenced in the title (albeit formally, impersonally), Emma is not the central character–Charles is. His flaw is that he trusts his wife, gives her love and devotion, does not regulate her whims and desires. He is too easily manipulated, and for that, loses everything, even his relationship with his mother. The neighborhood chemist, Homais, ends up succeeding in his career because he is not held back by his desire for a woman. He is free to think only of himself.
Charles and Emma are quite ill-suited. Their opposite natures reflect the main conflict that arises in the novel, a conflict that was explored thoroughly in the Enlightenment and French Revolution: reason vs. emotion. In addition, Flaubert's story highlights issues of class status and wealth as well as science vs. religion. Emma Bovary is so concerned with the appearance of wealth that her debt causes the demise of her family. Meanwhile, the druggist, doctor and chemist struggle to coexist and claim their importance in the face of mortality, something science cannot overcome.
The Rest
There are, of course, other issues to consider, including the lack of a parental role Emma has with her daughter, Berthe. While reminders of Berthe are sprinkled throughout the book, there is a significant lack of focus on Emma's role as a parent, a mother, compared to today. The nurse takes care of and feeds her baby in an entirely different house, for godsakes! It seems that the moral education and connection of children gets much greater emphasis in today's literature–or at least in the world of mom-blogs. (Wink, wink.)
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G. Cameron Hurst III is Professor of Japanese and Korean Studies at the University of Pennsylvania and Director of its Center for East Asian Studies. He previously was Professor of History and East Asian Studies at the University of Kansas, whose faculty he joined in 1969. He served from 1976 to 1995 as Co-Director and then Director of that university's Center for East Asian Studies.
After completing his B.A. at Stanford in 1963, Hurst received his M.A. from the University of Hawaii in 1966 and his Ph.D. from Columbia in 1972. In the course of his education, he spent three years in Japan, a year each at the Stanford Center and Keio University in Tokyo and a year at Kyoto University. He teaches primarily in pre-modern Japanese history, but occasionally in Korean studies as well.
Hurst is the author of Insei: Abdicated Sovereigns in the Politics of Late Heian Japan, 1086-1185 , co-translator of Fukuzawa Yukichi's Outline of a Theory of Civilization, and co-author of Samurai Painters. He has contributed extensively to collected volumes, periodicals, and such newspapers as the Korea Times, the Japan Times, and the Asian Wall Street Journal. His most recent book is The Armed Martial Arts of Japan, the first volume in a two-volume work being published by Yale University Press.
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A bill that would allow underage winemaking students to taste, but not consume, the alcohol they make during class was signed Monday by Gov. Jerry Brown.
Dubbed the "sip and spit" bill, the legislation by Assemblyman Wesley Chesbro will affect seven schools, including UC Davis, Fresno State and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. UCD has the largest viticulture and enology program in the state.
"The faculty and students are thrilled that the governor signed AB 1989," said UCD enology professor Andrew Waterhouse. "Making good wine and beer requires attention to detail, and that means tasting the product from start to finish to make sure the fermentation and aging are going in the right direction."
California produces more than 87 percent of all wine in the United States and, beginning Jan. 1, will be the 13th state allowing its winemaking students to sample, but not ingest, the wines they make in their classes.
"This legislation ensures that California college graduates majoring in enology and brewing science will have the same educational opportunities as students in other states," said Chesbro, who represents Mendocino County and part of Sonoma County. "Currently, 12 states, including our West Coast neighbors Oregon and Washington, already have a similar law on the books."
The bill was sponsored by the University of California and the California State University systems. It passed on a 73-2 vote in the Assembly and went unopposed in the Senate, 36-0.


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Hi – I am James Craig, author of Frank Vining Smith: Maritime Painting in the 20th Century. Please feel free to ask any question related to my new book.
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Hi – I am James Craig, author of Frank Vining Smith: Maritime Painting in the 20th Century. Please feel free to ask any question related to my new book.
Thanks for coming by !
James A. Craig
I am a member of the Whitman Ma Historical Commission and society. I just saw that you had a book signing in Hingham for your book on Frank Vining Smith. I wish I had seen the site earlier I would have attended. As you must know Frank Vining Smith is a decendant of the Whitman Family that our town is named for.
Would you be interested in speaking at a Whitman Historical Society meeting? If so, is there a fee?
Thank you for your time.
I have a painting by Frank Vining Smith entitled caught in the act. Any information on this art would be appreciated. thank you Kevin Williams
I wanted to attend your lecture last night in Hull but was unable due to a last minute conflict. I own a Frank Vining Smith original oil that my grandmother left me. Unlike many of the pieces I have seen of his work on websites, where the colors are bright and the ship is at full sail at sea, this one has more muted colors and the sails are dark hues. The sea is calm and glassy and the ship appears to be near land as other smaller vessels can be seen in the background.
I see you are from Gloucester. My gandparents owned a home on Good Harbor beach, the second one in on the private beach section. For many years they owned Salt Island. The City of Gloucester kept raising the taxes on the island and my Grandfather finally cautioned the city that if they raised the rate one more time, he would donate the island to the city. They did and he did.
Please tell me where I can purchase your book.
Eric Bradlee
Hi James,
I have a painting by Frank Vining Smith..I picked up at Estate sale a few yrs ago..
I liked the frame that is why I purchased it until I got it home and oh my what a treasure.
The women was 88 yrs old, told me her Mother purchased it for her Fathers office who owned a lumber co,it is numbered..
do you have an idea on how I can I can sell it…I live in So Ca.
Thanks Pat
I have a painting signed Fr. Smith and dated 1905. I was told it was Frank Smith when I purchased it 20 years ago. It is of a single man with a turban and small bongo in his hand, looks like pastel.
Was Mr. Smith doing that kind of portrait in Africa or the Middle East around that time?
Also, did he sign with Fr. Smith at that time?
Did Frank Vining Smith do a painting of the clipper ship Andrew Jackson? I have an old poster entitled The Andrew Jackson, but the name of the artist has been cut off and the painting does not appear to be signed. It looks to me like one of his paintings.
Thank you.
A friend has a large F.V.S painting "Winter Gale" about 4'x2′ her fmily got directly from Frank. She needs to sell. Her parents worked with Frank in Hingham. Can you help with finding the best buyer location. She needs to move into assisted living home very soon.
Has she sold the painting yet? If not, shoot me an email.
Thanks, Dennis
Dennis Im going to assume someone you know or you are possibly interested in purchasing FVS paintings.I have one but Its not an original but a litho print. Im in Canada,Ontario If you are interested in this at all Please leave a reply
contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com I have one for sale A rare print ( Litho)It says on it Frank Vining Smith G 22358 litho in U.S.A.. Called Sunny seas I believe
I bought a poster at auction signed Frank Vining Smith in the lower right corner. It also says G P 2358 Litho in USA. Can you tell me something about it. Thanks
My mother recently gave me an old painting that origianlly belonged to my grandparents, they lived in Cohasset, MA. To me the signature looks like Frank Vining Smith and it is of a schooner ship and it looks like there is a sister ship in the background. It does not have a date that I can see. I'm curious how I can find out if it is an original Frank Vining Smith and if it is, how much it's worth.
Hi Mr. Craig,
A friend has asked me to see what her Frank Vining Smith painting is worth. It is a maritine painting 25″x30″ it is on canvas signed by Frank Vining Smith. On the back stretcher bar is printed Toward Java Head. I can forward picture if you like. She would like to sell this painting and wondered the best way to do this.
Thank you,
Georgia Janik
I found a print of a ship signed by Frank Vining Smith, I think its a print. I found a picture of it or should I say a puzzle picture of what I have and the title is " Around the World and Back " Is this worth anything? The size is 16×20. Did Frank ever paint a picture named that?
Thank You
Deborah Bolling
Mr. Craig,
I have your book and enjoyed it very much. I have two paintings by Frank Vining Smith. One is an oil on board of 10 mallards coming into a marsh very similiar to plate 41 of your book with Canada geese. The other is a watercolor of a pair of wood ducks in flight through the trees which is 21 x 14 and untitled. Both are signed Frank Vining Smith. Would you venture a guess as to when they were painnted and their approximate value? I'm a big fan of Frank Benson's sporting art, but of course his work is very expensive.
Many Thanks …Jerry
I have a Frank V Smith painting that was in our family for fifty plus years. It is in a gilted wood frame measuring 35×29 with the frame being 2 1/2″ wide on the back paper it has Lot # 1471a. I am not sure if it is a watercolor or a print but it is signed in the right hand corner. It is similar to the other pictures I have seen on line but the large tall ship comes in from the left and you can see two hands on deck. A mirrored image, almost a ghost of the tall ship is coming up form the back.
Could you send me a e-mail so I can send you pictures to help identify what if anything I have. Thank you for your assistance.
I have an original oil painting by Frank Vining Smith "Running Free" – oil on canvas in original frame, 30″ by 36″ that is in excellent condition. I had an appraisal done in 1986, but, the appraiser has since passed away. I live in South Orange County, California. My insurance company has requested an up to date appraisal. Any referrals for appraisers would be appreciated.
Thank You, Rick Hesley
Mr. Craig,
Did Frank Vining Smith ever have a painting by the name, "Sunny Seas"? I think my prints may possibly match up with what someone has called it Sunny Seas. Don't know if the auction place made that name up or if it is for real. Would love to know possibly when Mr. Smith painted it. I have purchased your book, but not yet received. Thanks for your valuable time.
Pat Campbell
I have one says G 22358 litho in U.S.A.. Called Sunny seas I believe -I'm Selling it – email@example.com
I have a old picture that has Frank Vining Smith in the lower corner. It is a pair of men standing in a canoe, pushing with long poles down a winding river. The trees look as if its early fall. If anyone knows the name or any info about this picture please let me know. Thanks.
I found a Frank Vining Smith Painting at a road side yard sale about ten years ago Just outside of Toronto Canada … The painting is done on sometime kind of old press wood board … I have done some research and have found out that he did go to art school here in Ontario Canada when he was very young. The painting is signed and it does look like the way he signed his paintings. There is no name of the back of the painting and no name to the painting but its old because it looks to have hung over a fireplace for sometime because its warped a bit in the left hand corner from heat. The only answer I could think off was because the lady I brought it from looked pretty old it may have been a painting he did in the art school while in Toronto Canada and give it to someone as a gift long before he became famous. It seems to be done in some kind of water and oil mixture. I love the painting and I only noticed it was even signed a few years ago. I am trying to find out if he did this kind of thing when he went to Art School here in Ontario when he was pretty young. Thanks to all who may be able to help.
Hello! I have a litho print number G 2 2358 litho in U.S.A of Frank Vining Smith called A Close Race. It is in fair condition, unframed with marks around edges from the frame. There is also 2 small white spots on it. I'm selling it for a friend and have no idea what to price it for. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Deb


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Michael Benjamin Mol (Born 16 August 1971) in Cape Town, South Africa is a medical doctor, an executive television producer, presenter, international speaker and business consultant.
Mol graduated from the University of Pretoria with a MBChB in 1995.[1] He started his career as a medical doctor with interests in Emergency medicine and HIV management.
In 1999, whilst continuing in the medical fraternity, he began anchoring the television show Top Billing in South Africa.
Michael Mol has claimed media awards including Best on Camera Presentation at the NTVA Awards in 2000, 2001 and 2003 and Best Male Television Presenter at the People Magazine Crystal Awardsin 2008.[2] Michael is a former Mr. South Africa (1996),[3] he is also a Red Cross Children's Champion and a patron of SA Cares for Life.
Mol was awarded a Hall of Fame Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Speakers Association of South Africa in April 2011.[4] In October 2006, Mol was appointed as CEO of the Sportron International group of companies.[5]
In October 2010 he signed up as the anchor of SABC3's morning show, Expresso.[6] In April 2011 Michael made a transition to becoming the Executive Producer and presenter of SABC3's television show Hello Doctor.[7]
Mol resides in Cape Town, South Africa. He has been married to his wife, Jacqui Mol, since 1994 and has three children, Joshua, Rachael and Naethan.
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HOW OFTEN IN THESE afflicted countries had I seen the eyes of men turn in longing toward America! To those who had suffered much and lost much, who now, despite their striving, found themselves caught in a mesh of economic difficulties, smothered by levies and penal taxation, hampered by edicts and restrictions, embargoes and controls, it stood out as the last great bastion of individual liberty, a country solid and secure, where one might still find opportunity and incentive, a decent way of life, and above all the chance to advance by effort and ability, without the crushing intervention of that curse, that creeping paralysis of the modern age -- regimentation by the state. Especially to those parents who wished for their children a fair and favourable future did it seem attractive beyond all other lands.
Was it strange, then, that before the clamps were finally screwed down, making the free movement of the individual impossible or, at best, dependent upon bureaucratic whim, our own gaze should swing toward this far yet hospitable horizon.
Previously we had made several visits to America and been stirred not only by the warmth of our welcome, but by the breadth, vigour, and immense potentialities of this vast new country. I felt, indeed, a curious affinity toward these United States, since, but for an unhappy circumstance, I might well have been born within their borders. At the end of the century my father's brothers and sisters had emigrated to California, and my parents were on the point of joining them when my father was stricken with a serious lung condi-


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He's handsome, young and a devout Muslim. He is also his country's leading pop star. But would it surprise you to learn that one of his songs, a tune that topped the charts, is called "Warriors of Love"?
Ahmad Dhani, Indonesia's counterpart to Justin Timberlake, has called his song a "musical fatwa against religious extremism and violence." The lyrics are derived from the Koran and Hadith. (Sample: "If hatred has already poisoned you/Against those . . . who worship differently/ Then evil has already gripped your soul/ Then evil's got you in its damning embrace.")
Dhani is a soldier in the culture war within Islam. With 190 million people, Indonesia is the world's most populous Muslim country -- but its religious culture is far more tolerant and humane than that of Saudi Arabia and many other Muslim lands.
A former president of Indonesia, H.E. Kyai Haji Abdurrahman Wahid (popularly known as Gus Dur) has co-founded an organization, LibforAll (www.libforall.com), that aims to contend with the radical Islamists on the extremists' own chosen turf -- the true meaning of Islam. Gus Dur denies that normative Islam is the faith of the torturers and suicide bombers, of the Taliban and al Qaeda, and of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. He finds within Muslim sources the ideas of tolerance, respect for others and humility. Islam is meant to be a "blessing for all the world," he reminds his listeners.
Is this a mere pebble in a waterfall? That is very hard to gauge, particularly for outsiders. To us, it often seems as if the entire Muslim world is a roiling mass of barely contained hatreds and easily sparked violence. We've seen very few Muslim leaders brave enough to denounce the jihadists, and a cottage industry has sprung up in the West to supply books and articles arguing that Islam is by nature violent, cruel and hopelessly rigid. This interpretation has always seemed shallow to me. I simply cannot imagine that a religion based only on hatred and bloodshed could gain and hold more than a billion adherents over 14 centuries.
In addition to his position as former president of Indonesia, Gus Dur is also revered as the leader of Nahdlatul Ulama, the world's largest Muslim organization, with nearly 40 million members. He's been described by The Wall Street Journal as "the single most influential religious leader in the Muslim world."
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