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Dr. Kathy Swanson created the Writing Lab at Augsburg College. She is in charge of all lab operations and tutor training. Dr. Swanson teaches courses in writing and literature; her specific interests and research center around gender and language, composition theory and practice, and women writers of detective fiction. A former Peace Corps volunteer teacher in Thailand, Kathy Swanson speaks Thai and has taught a course for Augsburg students in Thailand every other May for ten years. She is very proud of the tutors and the service to Augsburg students (averaging over 2,500 sessions each year) they provide.
|Ginny Contreras is a second-year grad student in Augsburg's MFA Creative Writing program. Besides writing, she enjoys learning languages, traveling, and spending time with her family.
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|Brid Henry has been a tutor since her first year on campus and dreads her eventual departure from the Writing Lab. She is a senior majoring in Theater with concentrations in Performance, Directing, Dramaturgy and Playwriting and minoring in English with a concentration in Literature, Language and Theory. Her disciplines take up most of the space for bios.
|Laurel Mikkelson is a first year Music Therapy student who is excited to begin her first semester in the Writing Lab. Despite her intended major, her dream job would be to run a daycare and within it, use music therapy techniques with typically developing children. In the little free time that she has, she enjoys singing, acting, playing piano and guitar, painting, reading, writing, babysitting, snuggling her cat and spending time with friends and family.
|Cam Olson, known as Mad Man Cam to some, is a Junior attending Augsburg College. Being a Physics major, he is looking forward to not having to write many more papers for his classes and helping others tackle the sometimes arduous (but useful and important) process of writing. He is addicted to coffee, loves hip hop and jazz music, enjoys snowboarding, thinks Star Wars is the most poetic science fiction story ever created, and hails the true ruler of Westeros, Daenerys Targaryen.
|Matt Peckham is a Political Science (Pre-Law) and English major at Augsburg College. He enjoys playing the guitar, writing, eating peanut butter, and playing football for Augsburg. Matt is also a professional dishwasher at Riverside Avenue Perkins.
|Evan Peterson is a second year Theater major, with concentrations in playwriting, direction, and dramaturgy. After seeing Interstellar, he decided to study astrophysics, before realizing he wasn't great at physics. So here he is, back studying theater. In his free time he writes screenplays and stageplays, volunteers with the Minnesota Fringe Festival, attends hip-hop concerts, and thinks about outer space.
|Danny Polaschek is an English literature and creative writing major who wishes to be able to major in at least five other disciplines. Some of his hobbies are playing guitar, reading, writing, working out, and overall adventuring. He writes, "lately I've also become very interested in looking at the United States through a sociological lens so as to better understand our diverse communities in hopes that I can work to better the future of our country and the lives of those around me."
|Mitch Ross is a sophomore at Augsburg studying Film, theater, and creative writing. He is a rambler who spends his time reading, writing, practicing yoga and socializing with his peers. He has love for what he does and is not afraid to show it.
|Eve Taft is a sophomore English major who spends most of her time reading, writing, and talking incessantly about the former two things. She is an aspiring fantasy novelist who hopes to join the ranks of George R.R. Martin, Tolkien, and Terry Pratchett. By the time you read this, her hair will probably have changed color at least once.
|Mike Torreson is a senior at Augsburg. He is a double English major with concentrations in creative writing and literature, language and theory, and he developed a mastery of the English language circa eleventh grade. In his free time, he is a scholar of hip-hop and has written several theses on the subject regarding the influence of Lil' B and the similar physical components of rapper adlibs.


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- 4 bone-in pork loin chops
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 2 celery ribs, chopped
- 1 large green pepper, sliced
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) no-salt-added stewed tomatoes
- 1/2 cup ketchup
- 2 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon beef bouillon granules
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons cold water
- Hot cooked rice, optional
- Place chops in a 3-qt. slow cooker; sprinkle with pepper. Add the onions, celery, green pepper and tomatoes. Combine the ketchup, vinegar, brown sugar, Worcestershire sauce, lemon juice and bouillon; pour over vegetables. Cover and cook on low for 5-6 hours or until meat is tender.
- Mix cornstarch and water until smooth; stir into liquid in slow cooker. Cover and cook on high for 30 minutes or until thickened. Serve with rice if desired. Yield: 4 servings.
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"Flavor was good, but the pork chops were overdone."
"Make them all the time,we loved them"
"The pork chops turned out pretty tough, but it was really good."
"We won't be making this one again. The pork chops were still somewhat tough after cooking for the allotted time. The flavors weren't interesting enough either. My husband and I agreed that this was not a keeper."
"I didn't have the veggies on hand, so I just mixed and used the sauce. My kids (8 and 4 -- both picky eaters) absolutely LOVED it. First time in ages both of them have cleaned their plates."
"I decided to try this as I wanted to make pork chops differently than we are used to. My family kept saying the smell was awesome! We were all surprised at how tender the pork chops were. We didnt even need a knife! The taste was even better than it smelled. This is a definite keeper!!"
"Great recipe!! I'm going to try this with chicken next time."
"Good stuff! Made the sauce with less onion, used all I had, which was actually just a shallot. Left out the pepper, don't like when they get so soggy. Use a homemade ketchup (with no corn syrup) and put in a little red pepper flakes. Used a pork loin. This was really good!"
"Family loved it! Followed exactly except used boneless pork chops and reduced cooking time"
"I have made this recipe for many years and it has become my husband's and my favorite pork meal. I have substituted pork steaks for the pork chops. The sauce is so delicious. We serve our meal over mashed potatoes. This is a main stay at our home."

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RE: re: Wickes Cemetery Coventry #26
I may have to re-visit it.
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You might be correct, That was 8 years ago.
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Thanks, Jonathan. I do not have time this evening to digest all of this, but will get back to you in a day or two.
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OK, now I am really confused. Are you saying that Lena was the wife of William H. Mattison (married to Myrtle Keech, mem. #159358769)? William and Myrtle died 2 years apart in the late 1950s. I have found no divorce record. I am going to be in contact with family members soon and will see if I can get more info.
The daughter mentioned in Lena's obituary was Lulumae (Mattison) Hodder. Lulumae was the illegitimate daughter of Mary E. Mattison. Mary's parents were Alva B. and Minerva E. (Lawrence) Mattison. William & Myrtle took Mary in and may have adopted her.
So far, I have not connected Alva to William. So, I agree that we should leave things as they are for now.
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Thanks Jonathan. I, too, will see what I can find.
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Hi Jonathan,
In your memorial, #159358808, for Lena E. (Harrington) Mattison, you listed William H. Mattison (1888-1957) as her Husband. I am researching William's family and have found no record of him having any other wife than Myrtle Keech. If you have documentation for William and Lena's marriage, I would appreciate hearing from you.
Thank you.
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wrong photo. doesn't match memorial. Please remove. thanks for your time.
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WIlliam Flansburgh was my 2nd great grandfather. He was a Reverend for nearly 50 years. He was born in 1809 and lived to the old age of 88 years.
He is buried in a grave which only has a granite number marking his grave. He was reinterred with about 100 other persons when the Sacandaga was flooded in the early 1900's. His father, Mattheus is buried in Day Center Cemetery. William had a son named WIlliam, but his dates do not match yours either. The Flansburg's were a big family and most of them lived in Day. Although I do not know the particular William that you have the photo for, it should be relatively easy to locate the correct William which matches your photo.
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Candy Bar Cheesecake Recipe {how to}
I have never been one to turn down a cheesecake !
The creamy smooth filling …… crunchy cookie crust…….usually drizzled with rich chocolate or caramel!
I'm usually a dense, rich, and creamy 'New York Style' cheesecake kind of girl………but I'm not afraid to plant my face in a light and fluffy cheesecake either! It just doesn't get much better than cheesecake!
But make one? That scared me! I never had the right pan and the words 'water bath method' made me nervous.
But last fall I decided it was time to put my big girl panties on and try a cheesecake recipe.
I found a rich and creamy cheesecake that you team up with your favorite candy bars, for a decadent dessert that will please any cheesecake lover!
So here we go……..grab your aprons! It was so easy and fun I can't wait to make more!
- 1-1/2 cups crushed chocolate wafer cookies (about 25 cookies)
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup butter, melted
- 2 packages (8 oz each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 can (14 oz) sweetened condensed milk (not evaporated)
- 3 eggs
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- 20 Twix bars (fun-size) candy (or your favorite candy bar), unwrapped, cut into quarters (about 2 cups)
- Heat oven to 300°F. Spray 9-inch spring-form pan with cooking spray. To minimize cracking, place shallow pan half full of hot water on lower oven rack.
- In medium bowl, mix cookie crumbs, sugar and butter. Press into bottom of springform pan.
- Open candy bars and cut each one into 3-4 pieces, set aside.
- In large bowl, beat cream cheese and sweetened condensed milk with electric mixer until smooth. Beat in eggs, one at a time, just until blended. Stir in vanilla and candy bars. Pour over crust.
- Bake 40 to 50 minutes or until edge of cheesecake is set at least 2 inches from edge of pan but center of cheesecake still jiggles slightly when moved. Run small metal spatula around edge of pan to loosen cheesecake. Turn oven off; open door at least 4 inches. Let cheesecake remain in oven 30 minutes. Cool in pan on cooling rack 30 minutes. Refrigerate at least 6 hours or overnight.
- Just before serving, run small metal spatula around edge of pan; carefully remove side of pan. Drizzle with Chocolate Syrup and Caramel Syrup or topping. Cover and refrigerate any remaining cheesecake.
This cheesecake wasn't nearly as difficult as I expected and was like a bit of heaven on a plate! I'm already searching for my next cheesecake recipe to try!
Do you like cheesecake? I'd love to hear your favorite….. tell me about it in the comments or, better yet….feel free to post a recipe and picture on the TidyMom Facebook page!
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Ooooooh! Looks really really good!
Yummm. I'm not one to turn down cheesecake either! I really love any kind of cheesecake that is rich and dense too.
I definitely have to try out your twix recipe!
Oh my, Cheryl. This looks just divine.
umm….yum!!! looks so good!
WOW! That is a BEAUTIFUL photo of Cheesecake!! 🙂
Your *big girl panties* fit perfectly! That's one fabulous looking cheesecake.
This sounds just perfect! LOVE cheesecake….especially with candy bars, mmmm!
OMG! I really want some cheesecake now! Looking at every one's blogs is not good for my diet! lol! Thanks for sharing anyways! Have a blessed week!
Toblerone unbaked cheesecake is my favorite – my daughter prefers it frozen.
Oh, I love cheesecake, but my husband? He's just plain obsessed with the stuff. I have a feeling he'd go crazy over this recipe!
I'm fairly new to your blog, Cheryl, but I have to say…I love it! Kristan (Cookbook Queen) introduced me and I'm so glad she did! 🙂
Um, yum!!
I love cheesecake but add candy bars and I'll love it even more! Recently I made a banana cheesecake that was delicious.
Ugh, you are soooo bad for my hips…. 🙂
I love that cheesecake…and that picture!
Oh my heck! This looks amazing! I wish I had a giant slice right now!!!
I'm not one to turn down dessert, PERIOD!
It looks amazing!!!
OH MAMA!!! This looks so delicious!! I just sent this to EVERYONE I know!!
I think it's illegal to turn down cheesecake. Isn't that true?
Ok, this sounds so yummy! I'm normally not a cheesecake lover (I know, don't hate! I prefer chocolate any day…) but combining it with candy sounds right up my alley!
I'm dying over here, Cheryl! We're nuts about cheesecake and this one looks crazy good.
Ah Cheryl, what are you doing to me! I'm trying to be good and you're tempting me with cheesecake! And those drizzles…*sigh*
I simply can't describe to you how big my grin is right now 🙂 {shiver happy}
you did just fine w/the big girl panties . . . terrific cheesecake!
I love cheesecake.. this looks so delicious.. I'm going to try this out..
I love cheesecake but I had a traumatic experience at Thanksgiving when all my hard work fell on the floor when the springform pan fell apart as I was transferring to the fridge. I'm now terrified of cheesecake. LOL
I have always loved cheescake and this one sounds soooo good!
YUM! Can't wait to read more of your blog. Stopping by from Today's Creative, so nice to "meet" you. …just signed up to check you out on FB too! Stop by when you get a chance…
Cheesecake is so fun to make! The first one I tried was a pumpkin cheesecake, and it was so much easier than I expected. So glad you tried it, Cheryl, because that looks like one terrific cheesecake!
Yum! Need I say more?
Yum! I'm trying that this weekend! I've never made cheesecake before either…do I put the pan inside the water bath or just on the oven rack above the bottom one that has the water bath? Thanks for your help!
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Ebay / PayPal Ripped me Off from $2300.00, Internet
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All of a sudden, ebay informs me that the software is not real. I assured them that it was genuine and had the receipts to prove it. They didn't care. They suspended my account, leaving countless customers without the products that they had ordered.
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Today, I look at my bank account and they took $2,300 out of my account without authorization. Needless to say, I was very upset and called the back to get the money back.
I have never been ripped off so bad in my life and will never do business with ebay or Pay Pal witch by the way are the same company.
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The receipts you have may not prove the software is legit, it only proves you purchased software. "Assuring" them is not enough..either the software is proven genuine, or not.
What evidence did the buyers present in order to win this dispute? It is known that paypal will offer to issue refunds to every buyer if there are enough complaints and proof of fraud. Don't you think it is fair to the buyers if they were sold software that is not genuine to be refunded..even if the seller was unaware it was not genuine?
I am not accusing you of any intentional fraud so don't get me wrong. But I have been dealing with paypal long enough to know that although they are far from perfect, they do investigate before issuing refunds to buyers.
Their policy is straight forward...before they decide to settle a dispute, you should have been contacted from a buyer or buyers with a chance to deal with this directly first. Were you able to provide 100% positive proof the software was legit before you lost this dispute?
If any item is not authentic but was declared as such in the listing, or any item that is fake or a pirated copy will certainly qualify for a refund issued from your account. If you can honestly prove the software is authentic, I can not understand how this dispute was escalated to the level of refunding so many buyers.
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Capital Credit AllianceP.O. Box 46101 Las Vegas, Nevada U.S.A.
Capital Credit Alliance (First Capital Card) Really is a RIP OFF!
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Everyone should be aware of this too-good-to-be-true-offer.
As with any credit card that makes you pay $200. up front then offers you it back as well as other offers it is a scam. Also No interest credit. Read the small print .You have to not only pay the fees.You also have to put 30% down on each product and pay shipping and handling fees too.
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Bigger, Uglier, Lonelier Cities, and Other News
June 3, 2016 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Furthering a grand tradition I like to call "strong opinions about parts of speech," Colin Dickey has mounted a defense of the adverb, which had come under fire as early as last week. Anyone who finds adverbs imprecise doesn't know how to use them, he writes: "Anne Carson writes of adjectives that they 'are in charge of attaching everything in the world to its place in particularity.' Adverbs, then, curtail and refine—but in doing so they can pick out the unexpected resonances, the hidden valences in the words they modify. An adverb, at its best, offers a sudden shift in direction or tone, all the more unexpected considering the adverb's seemingly slavish subservience to the word it modifies … Deployed skillfully, the adverb backstabs lovingly, subverts daintily, insurrects gallantly."
- In an equally grand tradition, "strong opinions about Russian translation," Janet Malcolm rehabilitates Constance Garnett, whose once revered translations have fallen out of favor: "A couple named Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky have established an industry of taking everything they can get their hands on written in Russian and putting it into flat, awkward English. Surprisingly, these translations, far from being rejected by the critical establishment, have been embraced by it and have all but replaced Garnett, Maude, and other of the older translations … As for the charge that Garnett writes in an outdated language, yes, here and there she uses words and phrases that no one uses today, but not many of them. We find the same sprinkling of outdated words and phrases in the novels of Trollope and Dickens and George Eliot. Should they, too, be rewritten for modern sensibilities?"
- Most of the world's monotonous, massive, forbidding cities were built by people. Big mistake. Daniel Brown's photography proves that algorithms can do it better: "Brown makes his images using generative design software he wrote himself. It creates enormous, complex 3-D patterns that he searches until finding something interesting … 'I set about programming algorithms to generate an imaginary city,' he says. 'One that I could populate with buildings and structures without having to draw or 3-D model' … Brown isolates the shape, and tweaks it until he arrives at something he likes. Then the program applies bits and pieces of public domain photos of 1970s apartment buildings. The result is hulking, maze-like structures that appear to go on forever."
- Sasha Chapin became addicted to chess, which he regards as an infection of the brain: "Chess is what they call a perfect information game. At every moment, you are informed of everything taking place. There's no bluffing. No guessing. No suspicion. If that notion doesn't immediately excite you, take a second to consider all the imperfect information games you play all the time. I don't mean games like poker. I mean dating, for example. Have you ever, a month into a relationship, unearthed some hidden facet of your new partner that makes you think, Holy shit, get away from me? Slowly discovering things about people is wonderful, in theory, but we often find that the mysterious reaches of the human soul contain bear traps and poison darts. Imagine if you could instantly behold the entirety of a person before you, and say, 'Hi, let's go to the beer location,' with perfect confidence?"
- Need a good weekend read? Might I recommend Untangling the Web: A Guide to Internet Research by that most laureled of authors, the NSA? "This book appears to be excellent," Paul Ford writes. "A reasoned, thoughtful overview of the Web as an entire system, written for intelligent people who had a need of expertise and mastery over the medium. The book throughout emphasizes security and privacy, and it's as complete as possible. It tells you how to secure your Wi-Fi, and what things to uncheck in your Internet Explorer. It helps you with complex research problems. It's granular, and dry, and exhaustive—and thus incredibly helpful."
We've Got Spines for Everyone, and Other News
January 22, 2016 | by Dan Piepenbring
- AIGA's Eye on Design blog has a thoughtful, thorough history of The Paris Review's art and design, with stories from our former editor Maxine Groffsky and our art editor, Charlotte Strick. "The masthead has shape shifted from serif to sans and back again; its size has gone from pamphlet, to book, to magazine, to somewhere in-between … 'Mining The Paris Review's rich archives revealed that the primary role of design in those mid-century issues was to support the publication's beautifully curated literature and artwork,' says art editor Strick. She was determined to make the current publication work in the same way, while simultaneously reminding the reader of The Paris Review's continual evolution."
- Scholars have long endeavored to place Sarah Palin on the continuum of American poets—but where does she belong? Her speech endorsing Trump this week suggests that she's the next Walt Whitman, as Jeet Heer writes: "There is a strong consensus among Palin scholars as to where she fits into the poetic pantheon: She is heir to the tradition of free-flowing democratic verse that runs from Walt Whitman to Carl Sandburg to Allen Ginsberg … Now that Palin is back in the spotlight, it's hard not to hear her voice in her great precursor Whitman. Palin's alliterative apostrophe to the common folk of Iowa ("You farm families! And teachers! And teamsters! And cops, and cooks!") calls to mind the egalitarian inclusiveness of Whitman's many lists … As a right-wing populist, Palin shifts the political valence but keeps the allegiance to the ordinary. As much as any Whitmanesque poet, she claims to be the voice of those who are never listened to."
- In which Janet Malcolm takes Ted Hughes's unauthorized biographer, Jonathan Bate, to task: "Beyond tastelessness there is Bate's cluelessness about what you can and cannot do if you want to be regarded as an honest and serious writer … The question of what [Hughes] was 'really' like remains unanswered, as it should. If anything is our own business, it is our pathetic native self. Biographers, in their pride, think otherwise. Readers, in their curiosity, encourage them in their impertinence. Surely Hughes's family, if not his shade, deserve better than Bate's squalid findings about Hughes's sex life and priggish theories about his psychology."
- Fact: Robert Pinsky once wrote a text-adventure video game called Mindwheel. "For a brief time in the mid-nineteen-eighties major literary publishers, including Simon & Schuster and Random House, opened software divisions, and major bookstores stocked works of 'interactive fiction,' " writes James Reith; Pinsky's Mindwheel is "a playful mishmash of sci-fi tropes, Pop surrealism, and allusions both high and low: the work of a poet having fun, but still the work of a poet. After all, Pinsky pointed out to me, 'allusion' and 'ludicrous' both come from the Latin ludere, meaning 'to play.' "
- While we're here poring over our "books" and our "literature," there are people out there with their eyes on the real prize: an elevator to the stars. "As outlandish as it seems, a space elevator would make getting to space accessible, affordable and potentially very lucrative. But why it hasn't happened yet basically boils down to materials—even the best of today's super-strong and super-lightweight materials just still aren't good enough to support a space elevator … 'The problem with the entire space elevator effort is that there is no real support for it … This is what a project looks like when it's done as a hobby, by hundreds of people spread out all over the world. There will be no substantial progress until there is real support and professional coordinating management for the effort.' "
Staff Picks: Local News, Livid Librarians, Loving It All
July 31, 2015 | by The Paris Review
When Ingrid Sischy died last week, most obituaries remembered her primarily as the editor of Interview, which she was, for eighteen years. But I've always thought of her as an ex-editor of Artforum, which she ran for most of the eighties. That decade saw a profound change in what was considered art, how it would be exhibited, and how it would be discussed in, among other places, the most important art magazine of the day—and Sischy, the first woman editor of Artforum, was the right man for the job. I'm grateful to our publisher, Susannah Hunnewell, for sending me Janet Malcolm's magnificent "A Girl of the Zeitgeist," a two-part article on Sischy and Artforum and the art world that appeared in The New Yorker in 1986. In the process of profiling Sischy, Malcolm provides generous sketches of the magazine's earlier years as well as the concerns of Sischy's day, including the "trial" of Richard Serra's Tilted Arc and the "Primitivism" show at MoMA. Sischy's fair-mindedness and originality as an art editor come to the fore, but so does the silliness of art-world kerfuffles and the startling differences between generations and modes of thought. Malcolm, for instance, reproduces a very pissy response by the critic Barbara Rose in which she decries Sischy's Artforum as a "media magazine" and pits her cohorts, who were "all very impressed by Wittgenstein and by Anglo-American philosophy," against Sontagian cultural permissiveness, in which "you could just love everything that was going on, you could be positive and optimistic and just love it all." —Nicole Rudick
One of the many perceptive essays in The Meaning of the Library (it doesn't beg to be taken to the beach, I know) is Laura Marcus's "The Library in Film: Order and Mystery," which finds compelling motifs in movie scenes set in libraries. On film, it seems, our libraries are presented with curious regularity as mazes (Hitchcock's Blackmail), haunted repositories of secrets (Ghostbusters, James Bridges's The Paper Chase), dusty Egyptological tombs (Alain Resnais's Toute la mémoire du monde), or utopias of knowledge (Wim Wenders's Wings of Desire). "It is striking," Marcus writes, "how so many films have taken up these questions of order and of mystery or confusion, as well as ideas of haunting in relationship to the book and the library." She finds intriguing outliers, too, such as 1932's Forbidden, in which Barbara Stanwyck's bitter small-town librarian, having endured insults from local children, says, "I wish I owned this library … I'd get an axe and smash it to a million pieces, then I'd set fire to the whole town and play a ukulele while it burned." —Dan Piepenbring
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The Last Word
July 16, 2015 | by Laura Smith
The conundrum of writing about the dead.
Recently, I stood in the woods near Auschwitz in Oswiecim, Poland—the same woods where Jews waited to enter the gas chambers. It was a picnic-worthy spring day. Sunlight filtered through the pine trees. Unable to imagine the horror that had happened there, my thoughts turned instead to a picture I had seen the day before. It was captioned "Sniatyn—tormenting Jews before their execution," and it shows five naked Jews—four men and a boy—and a handful of Nazis in uniform and civilian clothing holding sticks, apparently gathering before the execution. One of the Jewish men stands looking at the ground with his hands folded in front of him, the Jewish boy is still wearing his hat.
Whenever I see this photograph, I always have the same thought: After all that they have suffered, why should they also suffer the indignity of our gaze? I would not want to be seen in this moment of humiliation. This thought is immediately replaced by another: they are not suffering our gaze. They are dead, they are not suffering anything. And I am looking at them precisely because they were humiliated—without this humiliation, they would have slipped from seen to unseen, as almost all the dead do. They have been chosen for contemporary viewing because this moment tells a larger story that eclipses any squeamishness we have about displaying them in such a scene of degradation. Read More »
Still Flaming After All These Years, and Other News
June 12, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Everyone holds up Anna Karenina as a milestone for realism—"We are not to take Anna Karénine as a work of art; we are to take it as a piece of life," Matthew Arnold wrote—but Janet Malcolm raises an eyebrow at all that. "The book's 'astonishing immediacy' is nothing if not an object of the exaggeration, distortion, and dissimulation through which each scene is rendered … If the dream is father to imaginative literature, Tolstoy may be the novelist who most closely hews to its deep structures."
- Now at the Frick Collection: Frederic Leighton's Flaming June, an iconic Victorian painting whose subject's well-developed right thigh set the world on fire. "The beautiful woman asleep in some archaic past was a recurrent motif in Victorian art … The figure of the languid woman is more than just an object of erotic desire. She's the opposite of the rationalist, ever-striving, murderously competitive spirit—once conventionally thought of as distinctively masculine. She embodies a yearning to relax, to retire from the fray and take pleasure in just being alive."
- Jenny Diski is dying of lung cancer, and facing the illness the only way she knows how: in prose. "A marvel of steady and dispassionate self-revelation, Diski's cancer essays are bracingly devoid of sententiousness, sentimentality or any kind of spiritual urge or twitch … they also testify to an inner life of undiminished hyperactivity."
- Nesh, gloaming, cochineal, swamm, clart: writers pick their favorite words. "The chosen words are mostly regional, often monosyllabic, and frequently richly onomatopoeic: the natural poetry of the heterogeneous English-speaking tongue."
- In which Orson Welles dabbles in pornography: in a pro-bono gig for the picture 3 A. M., the filmmaker "wound up editing a hard-core lesbian shower scene that he couldn't resist cutting in Wellesian fashion with low camera angles and other trademark flair."
Staff Picks: H-I-S-T-O-R-Y, Apocalyptic Dry-humping
April 3, 2015 | by The Paris Review
The hysteria and mystery surrounding the Germanwings crash have led me back to Johan Grimonprez's Dial H-I-S-T-O-R-Y, a 1997 film collage that traces the history of plane hijackings—and, just as important, the media fixation on those hijackings. When Tom McCarthy presented Dial H-I-S-T-O-R-Y at Film Society of Lincoln Center last month, he praised its presentation of "media as a crypt from which history is leaking out" and "terrorism as a theological condition." The film's macabre footage captivates, in no small part because of Grimonprez's shrewd, ironical editing. In one sequence, a grinning boy just rescued from a hijacked plane tells reporters, "I had a good time, I guess"; in another, a girl, still violently crying, is hustled off a recuperated aircraft only to be led into the klieg lights of a press junket. As McCarthy pointed out, the project hasn't aged well—it came before 9/11, after all, and its focus on television can feel quaint in the age of the smartphone—but as a meditation on the codependency of media and terrorism, it remains invaluable. Sprinkled throughout the film are spoken excerpts from DeLillo's Mao II, which feel, whenever they're incanted, truer than ever: "In societies reduced to blur and glut, terror is the only meaningful act." —Dan Piepenbring
Someone who has "a lasting liking for the cryptic and the ambiguous and the incantatory and the disconnected and the extravagant and the oracular and the apocalyptic" might turn out to be pedantic and self-absorbed, but chances are, they're the sort of person you want to know deeply but are never able to. The person in question here is Joseph Mitchell, the rather enigmatic subject of a new biography that is itself the subject of a review by Janet Malcolm in the latest New York Review of Books. (See also our series "Big, Bent Ears," which takes Mitchell as a subject.) Malcolm is an obvious choice for the assignment, but that doesn't detract from how fun it is to read her on Mitchell. "Where the hell is this going?" she asks about a rambling conversation between Mitchell and one of his subjects. "As in all of Mitchell's pieces everything is always going somewhere, though not necessarily so you'd notice." Malcolm is admiring of Mitchell's work, reverential even, but astute. When Thomas Kunkel, Mitchell's biographer, discovers that his subject invented portions of his nonfiction stories and makes excuses for these fabrications, Malcolm puts him in his place: "Few of us have gone as far as Mitchell in bending actuality to our artistic will. This is not because we are more virtuous than Mitchell. It is because we are less gifted than Mitchell." —Nicole Rudick
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Portuguese international Carvalho, now 35, has played for Porto, Chelsea and Real Madrid in an illustrious career and said he was happy to have signed a one-year deal with the club.
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of embezzling $41 million from Kurdistan gov't KRG
Iraq gov't will help Korea's fraud probe,
UI Energy CEO accused of embezzling $41 m from
Kurdistan gov't
By Jung Min-ho - The Korea Times
Al-Mosawi said neither he nor his federal
government received any request from prosecutors,
noting that any such request should go through the
Iraqi Embassy in Korea.
"Iraq and Korea now have a special relationship.
Korea is a very important trade partner, so we don't
want a crook on either side," he said. "For our own
interest, we want any crooks out of the way."
Although the case is within the KRG's jurisdiction,
the Iraqi central government and federal finance
which is in charge of the nation's total budget, can
step in if it is necessary for a proper
investigation to be conducted.
Prosecutors allege that Choi embezzled the money
after UI Energy inked a contract to build a
306-mega-watt packaged power station (PPS) in
Kurdistan in 2007. They believe the company pulled
out of the PPS project before it was finished.
The investigation was initiated by the Security and
Futures Commission in May last year after UI Energy
omitted the money from its accounts, which resulted
in the company being delisted by the Korea Exchange.
Prosecutors' warrant of arrest was already rejected
by the court twice due to a lack of evidence.
Choi was previously convicted in 2003 and sentenced
to two years and six months in prison after a
high-profile corruption scandal involving other
people bidding to run the national sports lottery.
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The Solo Stove 3 Pot Set is the companion pot set designed specifically for use with Solo Stoves. When nested together, the Solo Stove 3 Pot Set is an extremely compact cookware system that is easily packed away. Made with premium grade 304 stainless steel, this pot set is rugged, durable and highly functional. The Solo Stove 3 Pot Set features:
What Stove does this pot set work with?
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Not a lot to say about this except that I love it! Impeccable workmanship, all nests together, takes up very little space, and even pretty to look at. I used the large and medium ones over open fire coals and they worked beautifully. This little pot set will be in my duffle whenever I go canoe camping! Customer service is top-notch, with the owner of the company always willing to communicate directly with the customer.
Posted by Robin Kalthoff
The Solo Stove 3 pot set is a nested stainless steel cooking pot set, including a multi-use lid, that is specifically designed with the original Solo Stove in mind. This pot set extends the usefulness of the Solo Stove to well beyond a single camper and makes it a kit capable of cooking for an entire patrol and making "one pot meals" a thing of the past.
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The Solo Stove 3 pot set is constructed of heavy gauge semi polished stainless steel with a rolled edge lip. Overall the impression of the set is very reminiscent of the classic Sigg Tourist and Svea123 pot and stove set. Even the overall dimensions and weight are very similar between the vintage Sigg Tourist and the Solo Stove 3 pot set. These heavy pots stack together with a good level of symmetry allowing for little wasted space. Though the pots do appear to be a bit shallow they allow for ample room to store the original Solo Stove inside with the lid in place. The lid is also quite cleverly designed. A set of concentric graduations allows the lid to tightly nest onto the top of any of the three included pots, and can also fit in or over the largest pot to allow for a bit more liquid volume. The lid itself can easily be used as a frying pan and is made of the same robust steel as the rest of the pot set. For ease of use the set also includes a dedicated pot grabber that is to act as the pot handle, and the device works as advertised. We did find it entertaining that the good folks at Solo Stove did take the weight of the pot grabber in mind and removed any extra material. Not carrying that extra ¼ oz around will certainly make the difference.
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Each of the pots in the The Solo Stove 3 pot set are quite wide, and our initial impression left us wondering if they would be stable on the smaller original Solo Stove. To test we started by filling the largest of the pots with a very respectable 7 cups of water, and placed it on an already burning Solo Stove. A few taps, jostles, and then shoves later we were quite convinced that the wide and low profile pot was very stable where it was. We felt very comfortable continually feeding the Solo Stove while the pot was on top, confident that it would not fall or tip over, which it did not.
The bottoms of the pots, like any on a fire, did soot a bit. We alleviated this issue by using an old Boy Scout trick. By rubbing the bottom of the pan with dish soap prior to placing them on the fire, all of the soot was easily removed with hot soap and water. Outside of this small fouling, not even minimal discoloration was experienced. These beefy pots are built to last.
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The Solo Stove 3 pot set certainly extends the original Solo Stove's ability to cook multi person meals. It is a well designed, fully nested pot set that easily matches and mates with the companion stove. Due to their overbuilt and heavy stainless construction they are not for the ultralight backpacking crowd, but if you were to toss them in a pack you'd have a hard time destroying them.
Posted by TheGearWhores
this is ultra lightweight,the entire set with my solo titan is 3.8 pounds...its a wonderful system,u will not be disappointed,and the lightweight handle works incredibly easy.....
Posted by kevin
I purchased this cookware because after lots of research I thought it was the most durable, best quality, yet lightweight and packable for the price. I was right! It nests well into my backpack. The lid can be used for a plate and the lightweight handle grips very well to remove the pans. I use one of the pots over the solo stove and then use the other pots at the same time over an a grill of an open fire, doing multiple cooking at the same time. The pots are the highest quality stainless stain which was important to me. I don't want non-stick coating coming off into my food or beverage. No after taste from cooking with this cookware. In my opinion, you need not look further for better cookware.
Posted by Jan Williams
When I bought my first Titan stove, I had a number of pots to try out with it. From Aluminum to anodized to stainless, they all seemed to do okay and probably been okay kit to go with the stove on my excursions.
Then I got notified that this pot set from Solo was on sale. Considering the quality of the stove I bought, I figured it would be worth the money, especially at sale price, to give them a go.
When they arrived, I gave them a good visual. These pots are very well constructed. They are the most concentrically formed pots I have seen (meaning they are of uniform thickness, symmetrical, and center of balance is almost perfect). The three pots might be more than I would need on a typical backpacking trip, but since the Titan is more of a base camp version anyways, they suit the purpose for which I wanted them. They would be fine if I wanted to pack them in any case, just more than I think I would need unless I were the cook for an expedition of more than 3 or 4. With the three pots, my problem now will be not having three stoves to use at the same time, so it looks like I may need to buy more stoves?
For the money, these pots are top notch, and a good value. You could go cheaper I suppose; I have some cheap pots myself, and they will work, but it is nice to buy quality too.
In using the pots, I am still having problems with sooting. Soaping the outside helps, but I wish I could get the fire burning just a tad more efficiently. It seems that just about the time the wood gas effect is working ideally, I have to add more fuel to the fire, which apparently alters the combustion enough that soot gets produced. Will have to make some recommendations on that after I test a few things.
Posted by Benjammin
At first I was a little skeptical about these pots. But after I received them and used them, I have to admit that these pots are great. They are the perfect pots for either the regular Solo stove and even better with the new Solo stove Titan. I have both stoves and they work great on both.
Posted by Charles Wade
We warranty each and every Solo Stove product to be free of defects in material and workmanship for the life of the product, and we will repair or replace with a new product, at our option, any Solo Stove product that is defective. Solo Stove does not warrant its products against normal wear or misuse. If your Solo Stove product was damaged due to misuse, our repair department can analyze the damage and may be able to repair it for a reasonable fee. If your Solo Stove product is unable to be repaired, we will extend a one- time courtesy offer, allowing you the option to purchase a new Solo Stove product for 50% off of our MSRP price listed on the website, excluding web specials.


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