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Turner Roll Arm Leather Armchair
- Overview
Supple leather lends an earthy warmth to this collection. The top-grain hide is meticulously dyed and burnished for color that grows darker at each edge and corner. Because leather is a natural product, each armchair will acquire its own distinct character and beauty over time.
- Small Armchair: 42" wide x 39" deep x 35" high
- Armchair: 48" wide x 44" deep x 35" high
- Down-blend-wrapped flame-retardant-free cushions for a softer feel.
- Leather is a natural product. Variations in color and texture are inherent to each hide; no two pieces are exactly alike.
- Top-grain leather, aniline dyed. Aniline-dyed leather will lighten and soften with both use and time and develop a rich, burnished patina.
- This collection is also available upholstered.
- For more information on this collection: Turner Collection Guide.
- For more information on fabric options: Fabric Guide.
- For successful delivery: Furniture Delivery Video.
- Create a floor plan with our interactive Room Planner.
- To place your custom fabric order, call 1.888.779.5176
- Dimensions & Care
Small Armchair
- Overall: 42" wide x 39" deep x 35" high
- Diagonal Depth: 35"
- Seat: 23.5" wide x 21" deep x 19" high
- Arms: 9.75" wide x 22.25" high
- Legs (nonremovable): 5.25" wide x 2" deep x 2" high
- Back Height: 35"
- Weight: 90 lb
- Overall: 48" wide x 43.5" deep x 35.25" high
- Diagonal Depth: 35"
- Seat: 29.5" wide x 35" deep x 19" high
- Arms: 9.75" wide x 22.25" high
- Legs (nonremovable): 5.5" wide x 2" deep x 2" high
- Back Height: 35"
- Weight: 99 lb
- Although leather is one of the most durable upholstery materials, proper care is vital to maintain its appearance & performance:
- Avoid direct heat and sunlight, dust and vacuum regularly.
- Wipe spills immediately with a soft, clean cloth.
- Rub out minor scratches lightly with a finger.
- Thorough cleaning by a leather specialist only. Over-the-counter cleaning products are not recommended.
More Features
- Our exquisite grain leather is carefully aniline dyed to accentuate the natural variations that are unique to each hide.
- Kiln-dried wood frames have solid foam-core seat cushions wrapped with a down-blend and supported by hand-tied heavy-gauge coil springs.
- Back pillow is 100% polyester fiber.
- Foam core seat cushion within down jacket; down jacket content is 50% down fill (95%feather+ 5% down)+ 50% polyester fiber.
- Shipping & Return Info
This is an upholstered furniture item.
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Return Policy
At Pottery Barn, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction is our priority. We carefully inspect your order prior to shipment. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement. If, within 7 days for Quick Ship upholstery and 30 days for all other products, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value.
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, made to order items, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. We also cannot accept returns of final-sale items which are identified by a price which ends in .99.
For returns of items purchased from your Pottery Barn registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later.
You may return merchandise through the mail for a refund or replacement. For detailed procedures for returning items through the mail, please contact Customer Service at 1.888.779.5176, 7 days a week, 5:00am - 9:00pm (PT).


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Can there be a setting where the app doesn't automatically check for e-mail even when you don't have it open? I'd love to just go in and manually check - less a battery drain, too!
Also, I know you can turn off sound/vibrate to notify of new mail - what about being able to turn off top-line notifications as well? Again, it'd be a nice option - and a battery-saver!
But other than that, I think it's a darn super app, esp. for 1.0! Now let us know it'll be easy to update to new versions (since it's not an Android Market app, n auto-update right?) and I'll be a happy camper!

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Herd hangs on against Ponder, UNCW
HUNTINGTON - When DeAndre Kane burst into Marshall's postgame press conference Saturday night, he did so with the same confidence he used to finish off a victory over North Carolina-Wilmington minutes earlier.
"Who said I couldn't make free throws?" Kane exclaimed, with a mixture of bravado and relief.
Mired in a dreadful shooting slump, Kane hit two free throws to give Marshall the lead over the Seahawks with 21.1 seconds left. He separated the ball from the hot hands of UNCW's Craig Ponder, and D.D. Scarver hit two free throws with 1.7 seconds left to finish the Thundering Herd's 61-58 victory.
A crowd of 5,689 at Cam Henderson Center watched the Herd eke out a victory even uglier than its win Wednesday over Morehead State.
The Herd won despite 10 first-half turnovers, despite shooting 30.8 percent in the second half and despite the 26-point outburst by Ponder, the Bluefield native.
The redshirt freshman didn't give the Herd much to see in game video because, frankly, he hadn't played well. His six-game stats: 23 points total on 5-of-23 shooting, with five assists and 20 turnovers.
The shooting numbers improved Saturday, as he hit 11 of 16, 3 of 4 from 3-point range. Marshall (5-3) geared its defense toward slowing down post players Keith Rendleman (nine points, six rebounds, foul trouble) and Cedrick Williams (four points, five rebounds), but was stunned by Ponder.
"It goes back to coming home. You're either doing one of two things: You play out of your mind or you play poorly," said Herd coach Tom Herrion. "There's no middle ground - they don't play just OK."
UNCW coach Buzz Peterson said, "This young man, I've seen it in him in practice, I knew he could do it. It was just a matter of time, and I'm glad he picked today to do it. Now, I'm sure he gained a lot of confidence off that as we hit strides before Christmas, and coming into conference play."
Kane had his own troubles, going 8 of 34 from the floor and 6 of 23 from the line in the previous two games. For this game, he dished out five assists and even made a long 3-pointer, but missed eight close-in shots - including a dunk.
With his teammates also clanking a layup here and chunking a layup there, the Herd found itself down 58-57 with 1:18 left on Ponder's fake pass and layup. It got worse when Kane flipped a pass to Dennis Tinnon out front, but Tinnon wasn't looking and Tanner Milson stole the ball with a minute left.
Oh, it got even tougher, as the Seahawks (3-4) clipped off about 27 seconds off the shot clock, and Rendleman tapped an offensive rebound to Ponder, who now didn't have a shot clock to beat.
Marshall did have fouls to give, though. Scarver fouled once, then twice, forcing the Seahawks into yet another inbounds pass on the sideline near midcourt with 27.2 seconds left.
This time, Marshall's Jamir Hanner knocked away Milson's inbounds pass, tapping it to Kane. The junior went strong to the glass and, yes, missed the layup. Amid the humanity going for the rebound, the Seahawks' 7-foot Matt Wilson was called for a foul, his fifth.
Scarver went to the line as if he were the offended Herd player, and it wasn't a bad ploy - he was shooting 87.5 percent. But officials checked the video and determined it was Kane and his 45.9 percent going to the line with 21.1 seconds left.
Swish, swish, MU leads 59-58.
"No doubt that those two were going down with Kane. No doubt," Herrion said.
With the clock winding down, Ponder attempted his final drive, going around Kane to his right. Kane coolly reached around and cleanly tapped the ball away to teammate Tinnon, who tossed to Scarver. Scarver eagerly accepted the foul and sank his two shots.
Peterson said it surprised him to see Ponder go to his right, as he is a left-hander by nature and Marshall had much trouble with that. But on this play, Herrion and the Herd planned it that way.
"Milson had it, and they were running that triple handoff, when 'Dre stayed up on [Ponder], he sat up on his left hand," Herrion said. "Sit on his left hand and push him back to his right. If he beats you back right, so be it."
While Ponder was the Seahawks' only double-figure scorer, Marshall had four: Kane with 16, Elijah Pittman 13, Scarver 12 and Nigel Spikes 10. Spikes had 13 rebounds to complete a double-double, and Tinnon had 12 rebounds.
Marshall had 18 offensive rebounds, nine by Spikes, to nine for UNCW. And the Herd managed such boardwork while committing just 10 fouls, three of them strategically in the final minute.
The Seahawks were whistled for 26, 19 in the second half. They went 3 of 6 from the line, compared to 16 of 26 for the Herd.
"I'm not going to say anything about that. Geez," Peterson said. "It was big [by] a wide margin."
BRIEFLY: Robert Goff returned to the lineup after missing two games for the concussion suffered in his practice collision with Yous Mbao. He played 12 minutes ... Redshirt freshman DeVince Boykins made his college debut, getting a two-minute stint. ... When Chris Martin drew two charging fouls against Chris Dixon in the second half, it was the Herd's first such plays all year. The first charge broke a drought of 320 minutes, 43 seconds.
Reach Doug Smock at 304-348-5130, email@example.com or follow him at twitter.com/dougsmock.
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Keith Rendleman 19 4-6 1-2 6 0 9
Cedrick Williams 29 2-7 0-0 5 0 4
Freddie Jackson 21 1-3 0-0 1 0 2
Tanner Milson 31 2-9 0-0 0 4 4
Craig Ponder 33 11-16 1-1 2 2 26
Chris Dixon 25 4-6 0-1 4 0 8
Matt Wilson 13 0-2 1-2 2 0 1
Luke Hager 9 1-5 0-0 1 0 2
Dylan Sherwood 3 0-1 0-0 1 0 0
Shane Reybold 17 1-1 0-0 3 0 2
Team 5
Totals 200 26-56 3-6 30 6 58
Dennis Tinnon 35 3-12 1-1 12 0 7
Elijah Pittman 34 4-5 4-5 5 1 13
Nigel Spikes 28 3-4 4-9 13 0 10
D.D. Scarver 27 4-11 2-2 0 0 12
DeAndre Kane 37 5-18 5-9 4 5 16
Chris Martin 18 1-3 0-0 1 1 3
Robert Goff 12 0-1 0-0 1 0 0
Jamir Hanner 7 0-1 0-0 1 1 0
DeVince Boykins 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
Team 2
Totals 200 20-55 16-26 39 8 61
Halftime: Tied at 28. 3-point goals: UNCW 3-12 (Jackson 0-1, Milson 0-5, Ponder 3-4, Dixon 0-1, Sherwood 0-1), MU 5-17 (Tinnon 0-1, Pittman 1-2, Scarver 2-6, Kane 1-5, Martin 1-2, Hanner 0-1). Fouled out: UNCW (Wilson). Technical fouls: none. Attendance: 5,689.


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Newspaper Fonts
Since 1997, The Washington Post's iconic headlines have been distinguished by their own sturdy, concise variation on Bodoni, designed by Matthew Carter. For the 2009 redesign, Richard Lipton, Jill Pichotta, and Dyana Weissman expanded the family with more refined Display & Condensed styles for use in larger sizes. Originally called Postoni, the fonts were renamed in honor of The Post's founder, Stilson Hutchins; FB 2012
Stilson is available as OpenType fonts with both lining and oldstyle figures, case punctuation, fractions, and stylistic alternates.
Among other uses, Stilson is recommended for Newspaper, Magazine and Corporate use.
Similar Fonts· Benton Modern Display
· Miller Banner
· Moderno FB
Related People· Jill Pichotta
· Matthew Carter
· Richard Lipton
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|Marissa Smith is running well for CSU
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
After finishing up her indoor track season, CSU sophomore Marissa Smith began her outdoor track and field season Saturday, March 17 at the University of Colorado in Boulder. She finished third overall in the 400 meter dash with a time of 0:58.62.
The CSU team traveled to the CSU-Pueblo Open Saturday, March 24 where Smith finished first in her heat and second overall in the 400 meter dash with a time of 0:58.56. Smith's 4x400 relay team finished first overall with a time of 3:51.78 setting a new meet record. Smith ran the lead leg in a time of 0:56.72.
The CSU team hosted its quadrangular Saturday, March 31. Smith took fourth place in the 400 meter dash with a time of 0:58. Her 0:56.9 lead leg of the 4x400 relay helped the team to an overall first-place finish with a time of 3:51.2.
Smith is a sophomore at CSU majoring in health and exercise science with a concentration in health promotion, minoring in business administration. The 2010 HHS graduate is the daughter of David and Rhonda Smith of Holyoke.
Holyoke Enterprise April 5, 2012


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Make It Organized: DIY Magazine Racks & Storage Project Ideas
Many of us not only collect ideas, but we also collect the magazines they come in. But having random stacks of magazines in every corner of the house is not always conducive to tidy living or to making the most of the magazines in question. Here are 10 creative, DIY-able magazine racks that will help you keep your favorites handy.
Top Row:
1. IKEA Grundtal + Ribba Magazine Rack from Stil Inspiration
2. Tennis Racket "Magazine Racket" from Salvaged Spaces
3. Bicycle Inner Tubes + Yarn Tote Magazine Rack from Recyclart via Curbly
4. Shutter Magazine Holder from My Repurposed Life
5. Porch Trim Magazine File from This Old House
Bottom Row:
1. "M" is for "Magazine" Holder from Living Well Spending Less
2. IKEA Rack + Belts Magazine Shelf from Brigg
3. Wooden Hanger Magazine Rack from Nähmarie
4. Bathroom Magazine Rack from Four Generations One Roof
5. Wooden Crate Magazine Rack from ManMade DIY
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Mission Statement
The mission of the Air Quality Department is to provide clean air to Maricopa
County residents and visitors so they can live, work and play in a healthy environment.
Powered by dedicated staff, guided by integrity and service, to provide clean air for our citizens.
We believe in working closely with our customers and citizens to provide clean air through innovation, collaboration and technology.
We believe in serving our external and internal customers through timely, open and honest communication.
We believe in a diverse workforce that is respected for its positive attitude, integrity and dedication to air quality.
We believe in being accountable as stewards of the public's resources and the environment.
We all share responsibility for the air we breathe.
The Maricopa County Air Quality Department is a regulatory
agency whose goal is to ensure federal clean air standards are achieved and maintained
for the residents and visitors of Maricopa County. The Maricopa County Air Quality
Department is governed by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and follows air
quality standards set forth by the federal Clean Air Act.
There are five divisions within the Air Quality Department including:
Air Monitoring measures
ozone, particulate matter and carbon monoxide levels throughout Maricopa County
Air Quality Compliance and
Enforcement performs site inspections, violation issuance and enforcement
Permit Engineering
issues permits for major/minor sources
Planning and Analysis
responsible for drafting and finalizing air quality air pollution rules and ordinances
Trip Reduction manages carpool programs
Maricopa County's Air Pollution Control Authority The department has statutory authority
(ARS §49-402.B) for air quality programs and receives direct delegation/authority from
the Environmental Protection Agency for certain air quality programs. In addition, the
department has responsibility through a formal agreement with ADEQ and MAG for emission
inventories, air quality monitoring data and its Trip Reduction Program.
The department manages the Clean Air Make More outreach initiative to promote cleaner air
and healthier lives. Please visit
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Nice job, have some rep!
Here is the image map of Ansium, as promised. Each tile will link back here to its originating thread.
Let me know if I missed anything, or named something wrong or whatnot. I'll try to keep it up dated as best I can.
Nice job, have some rep!
Check out my City Designer 3 tutorials. See my fantasy (city) maps in this thread.
Gandwarf has fallen into shadow...
I've been away a while, but I just wanted to thank you IG for putting this together. Great work and incredibly useful. I think its one of the main reasons why the challenge has been so well supported this month. I would rep you but I need to spread the love.
The internet! It\'ll never catch on.
Software Used: Terranoise, Wilbur, Terragen, The Gimp, Inkscape, Mojoworld
Just glad it's useful... Thanks though, and more importantly, welcome back!


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Rich Homie Quan says he has never dissed Future despite perception that his "A Nigga" selection was a diss against the singer.
"In that, where did I diss Future?" Quan says in an interview with MTV. "I never dissed him. I never disrespected him as a man. I never disrespected him as a man, but, you know, blogs will take stuff and blow it out of proportion...It's clarification. There's no beef."
On "A Nigga," Quan addresses Future comparisons.
"I'm back like the future, nigga," Quan rhymes on the song. "Quan, you the future. Ooh. Who? / Tell 'em, don't confuse me with Future, nigga / Pockets fat, retribution, nigga."
In August, Future addressed comparisons between the two artists.
"I started this," Future said to Sway in the Morning in August. "You use the same pattern. You can't use the same pattern that Future uses. You can't say, 'Turn up.' You gotta say another word. Make the world feel what you saying...You sound like Future. You can't just have the same rhyme patterns as Future. People gon' put you in the Future category.
"He don't sound like me," Future added. "I haven't really heard nothin' but the song on the radio. I really don't get into other artists like that. But he doin' good. I wish him well."
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Is there any way to limit the number of emails received if subscribed to multiple distribution lists?
For example, a user receives 3 of the same email as she is on multiple distribution lists that the same email is sent out to. Is there a way to receive only one copy of the same email?


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Top Attractions
10 Top Tours
by Alyssa Grossman, 05/14/2013
Photo: Karen Parker O'Brien
Style Room – Private Shopping Tour Experiences
Instead of waiting for designer duds to hit department store racks, gain access to some of New York City's premier showrooms and studios, where you and your friends can shop for items that aren't yet available to the general public. (On occasion, you'll even get to meet the designers.) From clothing and handbags to jewelry and accessories, tour participants shop stock and sample items at 50% to 80% off retail. Style Room tours, approximately four hours in length, are organized and led by fashion insider Karen Parker O'Brien and are suited for small groups.


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I'm a proud Maryland native but after reading a recent press release of a Bethesda, Maryland resident's pay phone fraud scheme, I can't help but feel embarrassed that this took place so close to my old home. This must be what people from New Jersey feel like every week after an airing of The Jersey Shore. Bethesda resident, Nicolas Kantartzis, ... Read More »
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Embattled Rep. Todd Akin is insisting he's in the U.S. Senate race to stay, saying "this is not about my ego" but about the voters of Missouri who chose him as their nominee.
Akin confirms in a nationally broadcast interview that Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan called him to personally plea that he step aside in the wake of the searing controversy surrounding his comments about abortion.
But Akin says, "It's not right for party bosses to override" the voters of Missouri. He says he told Ryan that he was thinking things over and wants to "do what's right." But he also says he's not abandoning his race, arguing that "I'm planning to win it."
Akin acknowledges it was a mistake for him to refer to "legitimate" rapes but says he's apologized for that and that the voters of Missouri knew they weren't getting a "perfect" candidate.
Akin says in an interview on ABC's "Good Morning America" that "I'm not apologizing for the fact that I'm pro-life." He also appeared on NBC's "Today" show..


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Hi Fred – Maybe you can help with this… I've cruised the net, looked through several years of Langa Lists and spent hours in theWindows Knowledge Base with no luck.
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If you open Windows Explorer and pick a file, any file by right clicking on it – a menu opens up that gives you choices to Open, Explore, Cut, Copy, Send To, etc. Handy stuff. But it's gotten out of hand with all sorts of programs I've installed adding their own RAR, WinZIP, ScanSoft listings. The menu list is now so long and cluttered that I have to scroll to find Rename, which is the one I use the most.
How can I get rid of some of those items? I've searched the registry for the text in the menu, I've poured through the SHELL commands, I've looked for associations with the file name with no luck.
I have to be missing something very simple and I bet this probably affects a lot of people since most programs now do this when installing.
Thanks from a Plus reader! —Courtney Harrington
First, let me point out an alternative: Highlight any file, hit F2, and you can then rename the file directly, without needing to call up a menu.
But to answer your specific question: Indeed, some context menu items are handled by shell commands stored in the Registry, but others are controlled other ways. There also are differences depending on whether the item you're editing is a file, a desktop item, an icon….
PC Mag has a utility called "context edit," that would probably help, but they charge for the download (which seems really cheesy to me— PC Mag isn't exactly a struggling shareware author…). But if you want it, it's here: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,9879,00.asp
If you want a purely-shareware tool, System Workshop 2.3 cont


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This SPORTS AUTHORITY® pack contains 6 bright orange disc cones that can be used to aid player development in all levels of training. Place them on the basketball court and football field to outline agility drills, or arrange them on the soccer field as boundary/goal line markers during a game of 3-on-3. It doesn't matter where these cones are used, their lightweight, flexible design is ideal for any playing surface.
- 6-pack of bright orange disc cones
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Kingston, RI (Sports Network) - Xavier Munford scored a game-high 18 points to
lead the Rhode Island Rams to a 59-47 victory over the Brown Bears during a
non-conference battle at the Ryan Center.
Also scoring in double figures for the Rams (4-8), as they won for the third
time in the last four outings, were Mike Powell and Andre Malone with 16 and
12 points, respectively.
The Bears (4-7), losers of two straight and five of the last six games, were
paced by Matt Sullivan with 14 points and Sean McGonagill with 10. Rafael Maia
contributed eight points and a game-high 15 rebounds in the loss as well.
Brown shot a mere 5-of-20 from the floor in the first half, missing all four
chances behind the three-point line, not to mention converting just 4-of-11 at
the free-throw line, allowing the hosts to put up a 21-14 lead at the break.
URI went from shooting only 25.8 percent from the field through the first 20
minutes to a more respectable 41.7 percent in the second half in order to
secure the 12-point home win.
In addition to connecting on only 11-of-21 at the charity stripe, Brown also
shot 30.2 percent from the floor and 4-of-17 beyond the arc.
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On the road with Jesus
The second novel about Christ by acclaimed author Anne Rice, who once wrote about vampires, is due out on March 4. Here's an excerpt from Christ the Lord: The Road to Cana, followed by Rice's reasons for depicting as she did Jesus' encounter with Satan.
"On the road with Jesus" Continued...
The Gospels are tight writing. They tell us what we need to know about Jesus, but not all we want to know. Desires can be dangerous, and many writers over the centuries have conjured up a Jesus that fit their imaginations but not the Gospel evidence. The test of faithfulness: Does the author make more vivid the biblical account or substitute for it a nonbiblical fantasy?
Eleven years ago, had someone suggested that Anne Rice, the unbelieving author of Interview with the Vampire and other bestsellers of a decidedly non-Christian cast, would be writing novels about Jesus, the betting line would have been that she'd make Satan the hero. But in 1998 she "began to be more and more concerned with my relationship with God" (see "Into the Light," Dec. 3, 2005).
She began attending church. She began reading theologians, including those who thought "Christianity was, at heart, a kind of fraud." She told WORLD that she "expected to discover that their arguments would be frighteningly strong." She came out concluding that the skeptics were perpetrators and victims of poor scholarship and reasoning.
She kept studying: archeology books, studies of the Gospels, Josephus, Philo, recent exegeses. In fall 2002, her husband of 41 years showed symptoms of brain cancer and died just four months later. She fought the pain by burrowing deeper. Her previous work had dealt with the supernatural, and now she concentrated on Jesus, whom she calls "the ultimate supernatural hero."
She told WORLD that "all of the novels I wrote before were a dress rehearsal for this. It helps you trust in God that there's a purpose for things even when you don't know what it is. Especially if you don't know what it is." She was filled with excitement: "I feel like I have this wonderful challenge ahead of me . . . that will fill up my whole life until I die. There's so much to study, so much to ponder, so much to write, so much to know."
The challenge was even greater because she had decided to write her series about Christ in the first person: How does a writer enter the mind of God? At least the first book of her new series, Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt, dealt largely with Jesus' childhood in Egypt, about which almost nothing is known. The tennis serves were coming at Rice fast, but she was playing without a net.
Her new book, though, and especially its second half, covers baptisms, temptations, and miracles described tersely in the Gospels. The net is up. Judge for yourself how she volleys in this excerpt from Christ the Lord: The Road to Cana, her new book that will be officially published on March 4. Afterward, read Rice's notes for WORLD about what she was trying to achieve in this depiction of Satan tempting Jesus. -Marvin Olasky
Excerpt from chapter 22 of Christ the Lord: The Road to Cana . . .
Forty days and forty nights.
That's how long Moses remained on Sinai. That's how long Elijah fasted before the Lord spoke to him.
"Lord, I have done it," I whispered. "I know, too, what they expect of me. Only too well, do I know."
My sandals were falling to pieces. I'd retied the thongs more times than I could count. The sight of my sunburnt hands unsettled me, but I only laughed under my breath. I was headed home.
Down the mountains, towards the bright shimmering desert that lay between me and the river I couldn't see.
"Alone, alone, alone," I sang. I had never felt such hunger. I had never felt such thirst. They rose as if in answer to my own pronouncement. "Oh, yes, so many times did I devoutly wish for it," I sang to myself. "To be alone." And now I was alone, with no bread, no water, no place to rest my head.
It was a voice. It was a familiar voice, a man's voice familiar in timbre and pitch.
I turned around.
The sun was behind me, and so the light was painless and clear.
He was about my height, and beautifully garbed, more beautifully and richly even than Reuben of Cana or Jason-more like the figure of the King. He wore a linen tunic, embroidered with a border of green leaves and red flowers, each little floret glistening with gold thread. The border of his white mantle was even thicker, richer, woven as the mantles of the Priests are woven, and hung even with tiny gold bells. His sandals were covered with gleaming buckles. And around his waist he wore a thick leather girdle studded with bronze points, as a soldier might wear. Indeed a sword in a jeweled scabbard hung at his side.
His hair was long and lustrous, a deep rich brown. And so were his soft eyes.
"My little joke does not amuse you," he said gently with a graceful bow.
"Your joke?"
"You don't ever look into a mirror. Don't you recognize the image of yourself?"
A shock spread over my face, and then all of my skin. He was my duplicate, except I'd never seen myself in such attire.
He made a small circle in the sand so that I might better see the picture he made. I was fascinated at the expression-or lack of it-in his large puckering eyes.
"You might say," he began, "that I feel some obligation to remind you of what you are? You see, I'm aware of your particular delusion. You don't hold yourself to be a mere prophet or a holy man, like your cousin John. You think you're the Lord Himself."
I didn't reply.
"Oh, I know. You wanted to keep it a secret, and you do indeed often veil your mind quite well, or so it seems to me, but out here in this wilderness? Well, too often, you've murmured aloud."
He drew closer, lifting the edge of his sleeve so that he himself might admire the embroidery, the sharply pointed leaves, the flowers exploding in crimson thread.
"Of course you're not going to talk to me, are you?" he said with a faint sneer. I looked like that when I sneered. If I ever had.
"But I know you're hungry, dreadfully hungry. So hungry you'd do almost anything to have something to eat. You're devouring your own flesh and blood."
I turned and started to walk away.
"Now, if you are a holy man of God," he said, catching up with me, and walking alongside me, staring at me eye to eye when I glanced at him, "and we'll forget the delusion for the moment that you're the Creator of the Universe, then you can surely turn these stones, any of them here, into warm bread."
I stopped. I was overcome with the scent of it, warm bread. I could feel it in my mouth.
"This would be no problem for Elijah," he said, "or for Moses for that matter. And you do claim to be a holy one of God, don't you? Son of God? Beloved Son? Do it. Make the stones bread."
I stared down at the stones, and then I started walking again.
"Very well then," he said, keeping pace with me, the bells jingling softly as he walked. "Let's return to your delusion. You are God. Now according to your cousin, God can raise up sons of Abraham from these stones, or those stones, or any stones, no? Well, then make these stones into bread. You need it badly enough, don't you?"
I turned and laughed at him. "'Man doesn't live by bread alone,'" I answered him, "'but by everything that proceeds from the mouth of God.'"
"What a wretchedly literal translation," he said, shaking his head, "and may I point out to you, my pious and deluded one, that your clothes have hardly been preserved during these mere forty days, like those of your ancestors in the forty years they wandered, but that you are a ragged beggar who will very soon be barefoot as well?"
I laughed again. "Nevertheless," I said, "I'm going on my way."
"Well," he said before I started, "it's too late for you to bury your father. That's been done."
I stopped.
"Oh, what, don't tell me the prophet whose birth was accompanied with so many signs and wonders doesn't know that his father, Joseph, is dead?"
I didn't answer. I felt my heart grow big and begin to throb in my ears. I looked out over the sandy wastes.
"Since you seem at best to be a sometime prophet," he went on in the same calm voice, my voice, "let me give you the picture. It was in a toll collector's tent that he breathed his last, and in a toll collector's arms, can you imagine, though his son sat nearby and your mother wept. And do you know how he spent his last few hours? Recounting to the toll collector and anyone else who happened to hear all he could remember of your birth-oh, you know the old song about the angel coming to your poor terrified mother, and the long trek to Bethlehem so that you might come howling into the world in the midst of the worst weather, and then the visit of angels on high to shepherds, of all people, and those men. The Magi. He told the toll collector about their coming as well. And then he died, raving, you might say, only softly so."
I looked forward, down at the desert floor. How far was it to the river?
"Weeping! Well, look, you are weeping," he said. "I never expected it. I expected you to be properly ashamed that such a righteous man would die in the arms of a well-respected thief, but I didn't expect such tears. After all, you did walk off and leave the old man at the river, did you not?"
I didn't answer.
He whistled to himself, idly, a little song such as one might whistle or hum as one strolled, and stroll he did around me in a circle as I stood there.
"Well," he said, squaring off in front of me. "You are tenderhearted, we know that much. But a prophet? I think not. As for the delusion that you created the entire world, well, let me remind you of what you no doubt already know: a delusion similar to that cost me my place above in the Heavenly Court."
"I think you gloss it over," I said. My voice was thick with tears, but my tears were drying in the hot desert wind.
"Ah, you speak to me, not to quote Scripture, but in actual words," he said. He laughed in a perfect imitation of my earlier laugh, and flashed a warm smile at me that was almost pretty.
"You know, holy men almost never do speak to me at all. They write long sonorous poetry about my speaking to the Lord of Creation and His speaking to me, but they themselves, the scribes? At the mere mention of my name, they run shrieking in dread."
"And you do so love to have your name mentioned, don't you?" I said. "No matter what name it is." I went on slowly. "Ahriman, Mastema, Satanel, Satan, Lucifer . . . you love it, don't you, when you're addressed?"
He was silenced.
"Beelzebub," I said. "Is that your favorite?" I said it in Greek: "Lord of the Flies."
"I loathe that name!" he said with a flare of rage. "I will not answer to any of those names," he said.
"Of course you won't. What name could ever rescue you from the chaos that's your very purpose?" I asked. "Demon, devil, adversary." I shook my head. "No, don't answer to them. Don't answer to the name Azazel, either. Names are what you dream of, names and purpose and hope, of which you have none."
I turned and started to walk on.
He caught up with me.
"Why are you talking to me?" he asked in a perfect rage.
"Why are you talking to me!"
"Signs and wonders," he said, the blood flaring in his cheeks-or so he would have it seem. "Too many signs and wonders surround you, my miserable ragged friend. And I've talked to you before. I came to you once in your dreams."
"I remember," I said. "And you took on the raiment of beauty then too. It must be something you want so badly."
"You know nothing of me. You have no idea! I was the firstborn of the Lord you claim as your father, you miserable beggar."
"Careful," I said. "If you become too angry you may dissolve in a puff of smoke."
"This is no jest, you fledgling prophet," he said. "I don't come and go at whim."
"Go at whim," I said. "That will be sufficient."
"Do you know who I really am?" he asked, and his face was broken suddenly with grief. "Well, I will tell you." And in Hebrew, he spoke the words: "Helel ben-Shahar."
"Bright sun of morning," I said. I raised my right hand and snapped my fingers. "I see you falling . . . like that."
A terrific roar went up around me, and the sand went flying as if a storm had come out of the placid sunlight and was about to carry me down the cliff.
I felt myself drawn upwards with spectacular speed and suddenly another roar, more familiar and immense, surrounded me, and I stopped short at the edge of the parapet of the Temple, the Temple in Jerusalem, under the huge sky, and above the enormous crowds of those who wandered in and out of it. I was standing on the pinnacle. I was looking down into the vast lower courts.
The sounds and scents of the crowd rose up in my nostrils. I felt the hunger so deeply it was a pain. And out on all sides lay the rooftops of Jerusalem while the people swarmed below in its tangle of narrow streets.
"Look on all this," he said beside me.
"And why should I?" I asked. "It's not really there."
"No? You don't believe it? You think it's an illusion?"
"You're full of illusions and lies."
"Then fling yourself down, now, from this height. Fling yourself down into that crowd. We'll see if it's an illusion. And what if it is not? Is it not written, 'He will give His angels charge of you, and on their hands they will bear you up, lest you strike your foot against a stone.'"
"Oh, you have been a murderer from the beginning," I said. "You would so love to see me tumble, downwards, see my bones break, see this face you so clearly imitate bruised and shattered, but it's more than that you want, isn't it? The body's nothing to you, no matter how mercilessly you torment it. You want my soul."
"No, you are wrong," he said in a low voice, leaning as close to me as he could. "And we are here, yes, I've brought you here, not by illusions and lies, but to show you the very place where you must begin your work. It's you who claim to be the Christ. It's you whom others herald as the Son of David, the prince who will lead his people to victory in battle, it's you and your people who have celebrated your great power and eventual conquest in book after book, and poem after poem. Throw yourself down! I say, Do it, and let the angels sweep you up. Let your battle begin with that pact between you and the Lord you claim to serve!"
"I will not put the Lord to the test here," I said. "And that too is written, 'You shall not tempt the Lord your God.'"
"Where then will you begin your battle?" he asked as if he sincerely wanted to know. "How will you raise your armies? How will you proclaim your message throughout the Jews of all this land and the next and the next after that? How will you get word to the far-flung communities of Jews throughout the Empire that it's time for them to buckle on sword and shield under your banner and in the name of your God?"
"I knew it when I was a child," I said, regarding him.
"Knew what?"
"You're the Lord of the Flies, but you're at the mercy of Time. You don't know what's to happen in time."
"Well, if that's true, than half the time, you're no better than I because you don't know it, and they are nothing, those vermin down there, those you call your brothers and sisters, because they know nothing moment to moment. At least you have visions, and schemes."
He reached out for me as if he'd take hold of me, and his face was twisted with malevolence.
"What have you known of time these dreary years you've spent in Nazareth? What is time in which you grind your aching muscles to dust, all of you? Why do you bear it? Why does He bear it? You claim to know His Will. Tell me, why doesn't He shut it down?"
-Excerpted from Christ the Lord: The Road to Cana by Anne Rice. Copyright © 2008 by Anne Rice. Excerpted by permission of Knopf, a division of Random House, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
An explanation by the author
WORLD asked Rice why she gave Satan the same physical features as Jesus, and what else entered her thinking in constructing the scene you've just read. She responded, "I can't claim to know how the idea of Satan's appearance (the double of Christ) came to me, except it seemed right at the time, especially since I believed Satan would strongly tempt Our Lord to be the warlike Davidic Messiah that many expected the Messiah to be."
Rice also had the sense that "Satan would want to present Jesus with a lavish image of Himself in fine clothes, and the regalia of power. The Temptation has been done in any variety of ways in mini-series and film, but never to my satisfaction. The conventional film temptation scenes seem too easy. The Devil is always played too simply."
She thought Satan "would make a much more sophisticated approach" to Jesus, showing him "how very handsome and beautiful He might look, were He to 'take power over the whole world, and become a ruler of great wealth. He would offer concrete images to this ragged Galilean holy man. And this is how I played it while remaining strictly within the framework of Holy Scripture."
Rice emphasized, "It's important to note that Satan doesn't really know that Jesus is God. He knows Jesus believes He is God; but Satan doesn't really know the truth of it." She mentioned the debt she owes to historian Jeffrey Burton Russell's work on Satan in the New Testament, and also the opinions of the early Church Fathers: "Satan doesn't really know Who he is dealing with. He's baffled by the signs and wonders surrounding Jesus' birth. He knows he's up against something wholly new. And so he is really going to go all out to try to tempt this mysterious figure of Jesus."
She continued, "The temptation had to be complex, intense, something really challenging from the point of view of the Devil. Maybe that was my guiding principle: What would amount, in Satan's mind, to a real substantive temptation? His being 'the double' would be seen by Satan as a powerful and potentially confusing trick."
Rice concluded that by novel's end it's clear that others expect Jesus to be "the warlike Davidic Messiah. As Scripture tells us, Jesus will face this expectation again and again. John's Gospel tells us later that the people try to make Jesus a king. But Jesus refuses this. He is not the warlike Messiah at all. His Kingdom is not of this world."


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"For starters, it didn't account for food and gasoline," CNNMoney reported. "The second line on the sample budget leaves room for income from a second job, which many called an admission by the fast food giant that its workers can't live on its wages alone."
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"Moises Alou":http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/players/profile?statsId=4517 is supposed to be activated from the DL today. The operative word is "supposed.'' It hasn't happened, yet. Will keep you posted.
This should not come as a surprise.
"Moises Alou":http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/players/profile?statsId=4517 is supposed to be activated from the DL today. The operative word is "supposed.'' It hasn't happened, yet. Will keep you posted.
This should not come as a surprise.
Any word on who's going down if Alou and Easley are both activated?
Ambres and… probably either Alomar or Andy Hernandy?
Did he stub his toe on the plane or something?
His injury mysteriously got worse in the days and weeks after it happened so who knows?
This pitcher, Snell, going for the Pirates tonight is pretty good. 103 Ks/36 Walks in 127 2/3 innings. 1.198 WHIP. Not an easy game even if it is the Pirates.
All of the pitchers the Mets will face this series are pretty good, especially Gorzelanny tomorrow night. It's amazing the Pirates suck this bad.
I think we're in for a pitchers duel tonight. Maine's stuff matches up well with the free swinging Pirates, and Snell seems to be one of those guys that will just give the Mets fits. The Pirates pen is thinner past Marte, so I'm looking for a nice 12 inning 4-3 game.
They should also be a good matchup for Glavine tomorrow, hopfully the strike zone is a little big and Tommy will sneak his way to 299. Though Gorzelany is tough, and a lefty. Which should help Glavine with the strike zone, actually.
Paul Maholm is also going to present a tough matchup. He's been a lot better lately than his overall record and ERA indicate. 4-3 rec, 3.375 ERA since June 10th. Perez should be able to handle this one, as long as he doesnt get too amped up against his old team.
Couple of decelt lefties so it looks like Alou will be back just in time… if he stays healthy more than one game, that is. :)
Mike C.
I think the key on who goes down is whether or not Easley acually comes back. If he needs more time with his family then I think they have to keep AH and send down Alomar Jr. I he comes back today, then Ambres and AH, I would think.
Alou is out with "shoulder tendinitis". Hopefully he'll be ready Thursday/Friday. Not sure of what year.
So much for Alou against these lefties. Moises should just retire already. The man is too fragile to be employed.
"Not sure of what year"... gold star, JR.
Looks like we're in a position where it's just Easley's empty spot for Ambres, huh?
Could this be to some degree a tactic to not activate Alou until Easley is game-ready and avoid dropping Alomar?
It'd kinda make sense, really.
Thanks Mike! I want to say I can't believe this, but lets be honest…is anybody shocked?
Good point on Easley. They better make sure he is ready before activating Alou, otherwise you may have two spots who can't play.
I'm nuts. I'm completely nuts?
But how about Milledge Beltran and LoDuca in the outfield and Castro behind the plate against lefties until Alou is back?
Against righties, Anderson Beltran Milledge?
I consider Green a bench bat at this point. A good left-hitting bench bat… but a bench bat.
Tonight, per Yahoo Sports:
J. Reyes ss 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .304
R. Gotay 2b 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .336
C. Beltran cf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .263
D. Wright 3b 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .298
C. Delgado 1b 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .251
P. Lo Duca c 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .265
S. Green rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .271
L. Milledge lf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .205
J. Maine p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .088
I gotta put Milledge 6, Green 7, LoDuca 8…
But I dig it otherwise.
Lo Duca and Anderson in the OF? Have any extra crack leftover for the rest of us?
AHern is a defensive replacement at best. And Green isn't as bad as everyone makes him out to be. You can't field a team of 9 all stars, ask the yankees how that ends up.
those Pirates lefties are going to have it much easier if Green and Gotay are in there instead of Alou and Easley. Man this sucks, are we get anything out of Alou at all? :-\
It's not bad. I would also flip Millege and LoDuca.
What do you think it would take to pry one of Colorado's corner OFs (Holliday or Hawpe)? I don't want to trade good prospects for crappy veterans, but I could deal losing them to get a quality player back, especially someone who'd be around for awhile.
To JR: It's going to cost a lot to get Holliday, but that's not happening. The best bat out there that's being shopped is Adam Dunn, but he won't come cheap, either. Most of the others make me yawn. Jermaine Dye is warming after a miserable first half, so he's interesting.-JD
To get Holliday or Hawpe you would have to give up a Gomez/Millege and Pelfrey/Humber.
I think I'd send Gomez/Pelfrey for Holliday.
I think it would even take more to get the Rockies to trade Holliday.
He's arbitration eligible right now and not a FA until before 2010. that's 2 more years of control, although he will cost and Boras is his agent.
I would think Maine or Ollie would have to be included for starters.
Pelfrey doesnt have as much value as we think.
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The US Supreme Court correctly held in its 2010 decision in Wyeth v Levine that state tort laws do not conflict with federal law and can be used to hold the pharmaceutical manufacturers accountable for the serious injuries and damages caused by their dangerous drugs. The legalese for the legal issue made the basis of that decision is preemption: Are claims brought on state tort laws inconsistent with and therefore preempted by federal law.Read Article
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Texas Drug Convictions and their Immigration Consequences
Any Texas drug conviction carries very harsh consequences for Immigration purposes. A conviction for a drug conviction makes you inadmissible to the United States for both entry and permanent residency. Moreover, it also makes you deportable. However, certain noncitizens with one simple possession can avoid some of the harsh consequences.Read Article
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Mr. Schwartz is a graduate of the University of California at San Diego and South Texas College of Law. He was admitted to the State Bar of Texas in 1982. Mr. Schwartz is a trial attorney licensed to practice law in every state and federal court in the State of Texas. He is admitted to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals sitting in New Orleans, Louisiana, which court considers appeals from federal courts in Texas, Mississippi and Louisiana. Mr. Schwartz is also licensed to practice law in the state of Missouri. In addition to the State Bars of Texas and Missouri, Mr. Schwartz holds memberships in the American Association for Justice (formerly known as the Association of Trial Lawyers of America), the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, the Houston Trial Lawyers Association, and the Houston Bar Association. After serving on the Houston Trial Lawyers Association's Board of Directors, Secretary/Treasurer, and Vice President, and president-elect for 2003-2004, Mr. Schwartz served as the Houston Trial Lawyers' Association President in the October, 2004 - October, 2005 term. Mr. Schwartz served as the President of the Houston Trial Lawyers' Foundation from the end of his Houston Trial Lawyers' Association Presidency in October, 2005 through October, 2008. Mr. Schwartz is also currently a Member of the Board of Directors of the Texas Trial Lawyers' Association, and has been an invited member of its Executive Committee.
Mr. Schwartz started his legal career with his father's law firm, handling general civil litigation matters and representing clients' interests as a lobbyist before the Texas Legislature. After four years, Mr. Schwartz's concentrated interest in litigation resulted in his establishing his own law practice and office in Houston. For the next 11 years, Mr. Schwartz maintained a successful, general civil law practice. Mr. Schwartz's general civil practice consisted of handling all types of personal injury cases, ranging from premises liability, motor vehicle collisions and product liability, as well as business litigation cases, cases involving violations of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act and of the Texas Insurance Code. From mid 1990 through November, 1996, Mr. Schwartz was also "of counsel" to the long tenured Houston oil and gas law firm, Wilson & Johnson. Mr. Schwartz handled the business and oil and gas litigation matters for Wilson & Johnson's oil and gas industry clients.
Mr. Schwartz joined the Williams Bailey Law Firm (now known as Williams Kherkher) in November, 1996. Mr. Schwartz's first docket management assignment at the Williams Bailey Law Firm was the representation of approximately 680 plaintiffs in state court litigation involving personal injuries and damages resulting from the development of a residential subdivision on a toxic waste superfund site in Friendswood, Texas. After the successful conclusion of that litigation, Mr. Schwartz worked on the Texas Tobacco Litigation as a member of Williams Bailey's Texas Tobacco Litigation team, participating in the discovery phase of that complex, federal court litigation, and later managing the law office established in Texarkana, Texas, by the five Texas Tobacco Litigation law firms for the trial of that case. The Texas Tobacco Litigation concluded with a historic settlement where the tobacco industry agreed to pay the state of Texas $15 billion over 25 years and to pay approximately $2.3 billion through 2003 to Texas counties and hospital districts based on their provision of indigent health care. Mr. Schwartz then started the pharmaceutical docket at Williams Bailey with the 3,000 clients in the Fen-Phen litigation. He expanded the pharmaceutical docket to represent seriously injured victims of other dangerous prescription drugs, over-the-counter remedies and dietary supplements. After nearly 7 1/2 years with the Williams Bailey Law Firm, Mr. Schwartz joined Bailey & Galyen on March 1, 2004, to start and manage a mass tort and pharmaceutical department.
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South Texas College of Law, Houston, Texas
University of California, San Diego, California, 1976
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Mr. Bailey was admitted to the bar and to practice before the United States District Court, Northern District of Texas in 1988. Mr. Bailey received his undergraduate degree from Abilene Christian University and his law degree from Baylor University.
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Mr. Bailey practices out of the Bedford office in the Business, Finance, Probate & Estate Planning sections. Whether the client is a corporation, a neighborhood family or a Texas Lottery winner, Mr Bailey has the ability and experience to serve our clients.
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U.S. District Court Northern District of Texas, 1988
Baylor University School of Law, Waco, Texas
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An Unquiet Mind: A Memoir of Moods and Madness
by Kay Redfield Jamison
Reviewed by Diane T. Marsh, Barbara Pilvin, and Judith Tydings, for the NAMI Literature Committee.
In An Unquiet Mind, psychologist Kay Redfield Jamison has written an extraordinary account of her experience with manic-depression (the term she prefers to bipolar disorder). For more than three decades, Dr. Jamison has lived with this "quicksilver" illness, with its mercurial moods, and with its "peculiar kind of pain, elation, loneliness, and terror." No reader will be untouched by her memoir, which is inarguably one of the most powerful, insightful, and eloquent depictions of life with this illness.
Dr. Jamison is professor of psychiatry at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and coauthor of the standard medical text on manic-depressive illness. Thus, it is with fascination that we read of her struggle against lithium, the drug that would ultimately save her life. She writes about her belief that she should handle her illness without "crutches" such as medication and about the severe side effects she experienced. Dr. Jamison also shares her deep resistance to relinquishing the exhilarating highs of the illness--"the intensity, glory, and absolute assuredness of my mind's flight"--for a life that seemed restrictive, less productive, and "maddeningly less intoxicating." Ultimately, she made peace with lithium only when it was clear that the alternatives were death or insanity.
The book also offers a compelling description of her recovery process. She acknowledges the value of medication, of psychotherapy, and of the many people in her personal and professional lives who have provided essential--indeed, lifesaving--support. Readers will also witness her personal resilience in a struggle that took her to the "blackest caves of the mind." In her words, "One of the advantages of having had manic-depressive illness for more than thirty years is that very little seems insurmountably difficult."
The book's arrangement is essentially chronological, beginning with Dr. Jamison's childhood and adolescence. She describes the emergence of the disorder, its relentless course, and its increasing hold on her life. She details her severest symptoms of depression and mania, her visual hallucinations, and her deliberate--and nearly fatal--lithium overdose. From the dual perspectives of patient and professional, she places these experiences in the context of her own life and of the larger professional territory. There are also some wonderful philosophical and humorous passages.
Given Dr. Jamison's multiple roles as a consumer, professional, and family member, as well as her gifts as a writer, this book is likely to appeal to the widest possible audience. At the same time, readers may respond differently to a number of themes in the book, as did NAMI reviewers. The three reviewers agreed on the overall value and importance of the book. They responded differently, however, to Dr. Jamison's discussion of the positive aspects of this disorder, including the relationship between bipolar disorder and creativity, which was explored in Jamison's earlier book, Touched With Fire. One reviewer, a psychologist, family member, and painter, felt that the emphasis on the creativity and contributions of people with bipolar disorder offers a valuable corrective to the widespread tendency to define people in terms of their illness and to ignore their strengths, talents, and potential for recovery.
On the other hand, a second reviewer, who has bipolar disorder herself, remarked on the level of courage required to write such a personal memoir, but reacted negatively to Dr. Jamison's mention of the positive aspects of this disorder--as if she were trying to convince herself (and her readers) that it is truly worth having. The third reviewer, who has a brother with bipolar disorder, pointed out that Dr. Jamison has been very fortunate in spite of her illness, as the author herself acknowledged when addressing the NAMI convention last summer. Through her writing and television productions, she focuses on the giftedness of painters, musicians, and others like herself who enrich our lives despite their illness. This reviewer was concerned that the emphasis on giftedness would deflect attention away from those who are not particularly gifted and, in fact, are ravaged by this illness.
An Unquiet Mind will remain with you long after you have put it down. Far more than a memoir of moods and madness, the book is also a journey into the heart of our humanity through the lens of this volatile illness. Dr. Jamison has charted this journey with grace, candor, and humor. Hers is an important and moving story, told by a distinguished scientist who has a poet's sensibility.
An Unquiet Mind by Kay Redfield Jamison. Knopf, 1995. 244pp.


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This Week in Fashion: Weekend Sales at Cary.Lane and Jeremy's, The Collection + SF Fashion Awards Poolside Show
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Hello, we are about to upgrade to the latest version of Zimbra supported by the x86 platform. We intend to upgrade to x86_64 at a future date. We have 1 ldap, 13 MX (receiving), 3 MTA (sending), 3 proxy, and 2 mailbox servers. Previously the upgrade process takes longer than is generally acceptable (10 hours) and extends in to business hours. We are expecting this update to take even longer.
We were hoping to break the upgrade in to stages and opened a ticket with Zimbra. They said it was possible and linked us to a wiki article that had specific versions of Zimbra all of which were older than the version we're currently at. I suspect this method works as long as the ldap schema doesn't change. I suspect that it does.
I would greatly appreciate any input as to whether the Zimbra team's suggestion of upgrading the ldap and then the MX servers in the first maintenance window and the rest as soon as possible is sensible and/or if anyone has any recommendations on how to break up the upgrade in a sensible way. We are trying to avoid an email outage to our customers during business hours.
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Cynthia Shenette) This is another cabinet card from my mother-in-law's collection. She descends from the the Ladd family that settled in RI in 1633. Her branch of the family eventually left Rhode Island to settle in the Mohawk River Valley in upstate New York in the late 1700s. My husband's family still lives on the same property and in the original farmhouse built by Elisha Ladd in the late 1700s or the early 1800s. As I mentioned in last week's Wordless Wednesday post, my mother-in-law found four albums with a couple hundred photos in them in a closet in the old farmhouse. This is one of the photos from that collection.
According to the back of the card the baby boy in the photo is "Little Ashley D. Ladd 4 months old." I did a bit of research and discovered Ashley was born in March of 1883 and his parents were Olney B. Ladd and Lovinia Jane Darling. Might Olney be the man in the photograph with baby Ashley? I thought I'd post the photo in case someone researching the Ladd family might want a photograph of their ancestors.
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
A Little Ladd - Wordless Wednesday
Posted by Cynthia Shenette at 9:39 AM
Labels: Ladd, New York, Wordless Wednesday
2 comments:
- Susan (Nolichucky Roots) said...
Fabulous picture. Familiar names...
- July 16, 2011 at 10:10 PM
- Cynthia Shenette said...
Hmm... Maybe you and my husband and son are related! ;)
- July 30, 2011 at 12:21 PM
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Early, Mild Osteoarthritis of the Hands
What to Do if It Affects You!
A very common early sign of osteoarthritis is a knobby bony deformity at the smallest joint of the end of the fingers. This is referred to as a Heberden's node, named after a very famous British doctor. Another common bony knob (node) occurs at the middle joint of the fingers in many patients with osteoarthritis and is called a Bouchard's node.


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Watch out London! SecurityBSides is coming to town
April 15, 2011 | Written by Security Ninja | Events 1 Comment
Hi everyone, When I wrote a blog about SecurityBSides London back in January the conference was over three months away but here we are now with only five more days to go until the first SecurityBSides conference in the UK! In the last paragraph of that blog post I said I'd responded to the CFP, I was trying to help with sponsorship and if I had time I'd be a volunteer as well. I was … Read more


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The U.S. Supreme Court has denied an appeal from Zach Scruggs, who was implicated as having knowledge of a judicial corruption scheme that toppled his father, plaintiffs' lawyer Richard "Dickie" Scruggs.
The court without comment Tuesday declined Scruggs' request to hear his appeal.
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans upheld Zach Scruggs conviction last October.
The younger Scruggs, a law partner with his father, pleaded guilty to failing to report a conspiracy to improperly influence a judge in a dispute with other lawyers over $26.5 million in legal fees.
He served a 14-month prison sentence and also lost his law license.
Richard Scruggs and three others were convicted in the bribery scheme.
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