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Phoenix - The Brewers just made some additional roster moves that I didn't get into the manager's briefing.
They've added outfielder Jim Edmonds to their roster, selecting his contract from Class AAA Nashville. Edmonds signed a minor league deal over the off-season with an "out" clause that said if he wasn't added to the roster by today he could walk away. So, the Brewers took care of their part.
Edmonds could opt not to take the roster spot but I'm guessing that was discussed beforehand and probably agreed upon. As noted in the manager's briefing, he is not in camp today, taking a personal day.
The Brewers also placed third baseman Mat Gamel and reliever David Riske on the 15-day disabled list for the start of the season. Gamel has a slight tear in his right shoulder, which happened in camp, and Riske is still recovering from Tommy John surgery performed last year.
The Brewers' 40-man roster stands at 39 now.
Here is the lineup for the Brewers today:
Weeks 2b
Gomez cf
Braun lf
Fielder 1b
McGehee 3b
Zaun c
Hart rf
Counsell ss
Suppan rhp
- Jonathan Lucroy withheld from lineup because trade talks 'progressing'
- Jonathan Lucroy not in Brewers' lineup
- Jonathan Lucroy in lineup; Ryan Braun out
- Jonathan Lucroy has right to block trade to Cleveland
- Craig Counsell wants Jonathan Villar to learn lesson
- Brewers look to take series from Diamondbacks
- Brewers place Jacob Barnes on DL, recall Michael Blazek
- Keon Broxton, Jake Elmore get starts in outfield
- Having to shut down Domingo Santana again 'a big setback'
- Jean Segura, Rickie Weeks return to Miller Park


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31. Arizona Diamondbacks – Matt Torra, RHP, Massachusetts
Playing for Yakima of the Northwest League, Torra has had something of a slow summer. To date, he has only pitched ten innings in five games (two starts) for the Bears, posting a 1.80 ERA and 10/4 K/BB ratio. Luckily – and those of you who have been to Yakima already know this – Torra has probably kept himself plenty busy eating Miner's burgers. Considering their sparing use of Torra's arm, the Diamondbacks will probably send him to the Midwest League next year, with quick advancement a possibility if he performs well. Grade: B
32. Colorado Rockies – Chaz Roe, RHP, Lafayette HS, Lexington, KY
Roe has been everything one might expect from a high school pitcher with raw tools and a high ceiling. He's played at Casper of the Pioneer League (Rookie) since signing with the Rockies, compiling a 4-2 record and 4.74 ERA in 11 starts. Over 43 2/3 innings, Roe has given up only 27 hit, but his control has hurt him – 34 walks against 50 strikeouts. The K total is excellent, but the walks are a clear indication that control and command are areas that need work. He has time. Figure he'll be in the Sally League next year, with a chance that he could be sent to short-season ball in late June if he can't hold his own at Asheville. Grade: C
33. Cleveland Indians – John Drennen, OF, Rancho Bernardo HS, San Diego, CA
Another product of the prospect factory at Rancho Bernardo, John Drennen has had a rather inauspicious beginning to his pro career. Sent to Burlington of the Appalachian League, he has struggled in 51 games, hitting .238/.325/.435 with seven doubles, eight homers, 28 RBI and six steals in nine attempts. His walk rate isn't terrible but could stand some improvement (18 in 168 ABs), and his strikeout rate isn't good (37). His path for the 2006 season will be similar to Roe's – Sally League, with a trip to short-season if he doesn't perform a Lake County. Grade: C-
34. Florida Marlins - Ryan Tucker, RHP, Temple City HS, CA
Tucker pitched 31 2/3 innings in the Gulf Coast League and was solid, though he did not display a lot of upside while there. His 35 hits allowed and 23/16 K/BB were mediocre at best, while his 3.69 ERA indicates he was effective in limiting damage. The Marlins moved him up to short-season Jamestown of the New York-Penn League on August 21st, and he proceeded to get knocked around for 18 hits in 11 innings (three starts). His ERA jumped to 7.36, but his K/BB improved to 13/4. If he can keep those strikeout and walk rates up he'll go a long way toward reaching his potential. Tucker is another guy who will probably get a shot at Low Class-A next spring, though like Drennen and Roe he could wind up back in short-season ball. Another possibility will be a trip to extended spring training prior to the start of short-season leagues. Grade: C+
35. San Diego Padres – Cesar Ramos, LHP, Long Beach State
Ramos took an interesting path this summer. He started his career as a Eugene Emerald in the short-season Northwest League and just plain stunk. His ERA was 6.53 in six appearances (four starts), with 21 hits allowed and a 13/7 K/BB in 20 2/3 innings. Hardly numbers for a guy who wants to move up, yet move up he did. The Padres promoted Ramos to Low Class-A Fort Wayne, where he fixed just about everything in seven starts (including one complete game). His H/IP rose a bit (42 in 38 2/3 IP), but his ERA dropped to 4.19 while his K/BB improved to 32/7. The Padres will face a tough decision next year, as he might be ready for High Class-A. Grade: B-
36. Oakland Athletics – Travis Buck, OF, Arizona State
Buck gave the A's every reason to feel good about drafting him right out of the gate. Kicking off his pro career in Vancouver of the Northwest League, Buck just killed the ball, hitting .361/.439/.556 in nine games (36 ABs). Upon his promotion to Low Class-A Kane County, Buck continued raking: .357/.444/.496 with 13 doubles and a homer in 30 games (115 ABs). Maybe the most telling stat is Buck's 18/19 K/BB ratio. It isn't often that a power hitter walks more than he strikes out. Though his power hasn't resulted in a strong homerun total, the 13 doubles are a good indicator that the homers will come in time. He should start next season in High Class-A Stockton of the California League. Grade: B+
37. Los Angeles Angels – Trevor Bell, RHP, Crescenta Valley HS, La Crescenta, CA
Trevor Bell didn't sign with the Angels until late July and didn't make his pro debut until August 14th. Playing for the Angels Arizona League affiliate, Bell made his first start against the Giants AFL squad, pitching two scoreless innings, allowing one hit while striking out three. The Angels have him on a very short leash – in four starts he's thrown a total of eight innings, compiling a 7/3 K/BB and 4.50 ERA while allowing ten hits. It's barely enough to grade, but I'm saving incompletes for draftees who have yet to sign. He will probably be in Rookie ball against next year, with an eventual move to Low Class-A as the high end of his development path for the season. Grade: C+
38. Houston Astros – Eli Iorg, OF, Tennessee
Iorg signed on June 21st and was assigned to Greeneville of the Appalachian League, though he didn't start playing until the middle of July. The Astros left him alone after that, which looks like a smart move. In 138 ABs over 35 games, Iorg has simply raked, hitting .333/.391/.565, with seven doubles, two triples, seven homers and 34 RBI. He even has 12 steals in 15 attempts. The lone criticism of his season is a sub-par walk total of nine, as opposed to 27 strikeouts. He will need to refine his plate discipline at higher levels, but for now he looks like a solid bet to start in Class A somewhere in the Astros system. Based on the walk rate I'd lean toward a conservative Low Class-A decision to start 2006. Grade: B+
39. Minnesota Twins – Henry Sanchez, 1B, Mission Bay HS, San Diego, CA
A man-child at 6'3, 260 pounds, Sanchez was assigned to the Gulf Coast League after signing. In 21 games he has struggled, hitting .229/.300/.343 in 70 ABs. The poor showing is likely a result of the transition to wooden bats, as his only great tool – his power – has yet to show itself. He'll be back in the Rookie leagues until he starts centering the bat on the ball and driving it with more authority. Once that happens his other numbers should fall in line. Grade: D
40. Los Angeles Dodgers – Luke Hochevar, RHP, Tennessee
Hochevar was easily a top ten talent in this draft, but his affiliation with Scott Boras scared teams off until the Dodgers decided to take the plunge in the sandwich round. It was probably a good gamble by L.A., as he gave them a high-end talent even though their first pick didn't come until #40 overall. According to the L.A. Times, Boras and Hochevar were seeking a $4 million bonus while the Dodgers were offering $2.3 million. In a last-minute standoff, Hochevar chose not to attend classes at Tennessee before the school's add/drop deadline. Normally, this would be a sign that an agreement was on the horizon, but the gap between offer and demand is still as wide as ever. I think it will get done if the offer gets up in the $3.25-3.5 million range. Grade: Incomplete
41. Atlanta Braves – Beau Jones, LHP, Destrehan HS, LA
Like just about every high school pitcher the Braves draft, Jones has been solid in his pro debut in the GCL. Over eight appearances (seven starts), Jones has a 3.86 ERA and 41/16 K/BB ratio. Even better, in his 35 innings of work he has only allowed 25 hits. He should see Low Class-A next season. Grade: B+
42. Boston Red Sox - Clay Buchholz, RHP, Angelina JC, TX
Buchholz has been masterful in 14 starts for the Lowell Spinners of the New York-Penn League. In 37 1/3 innings he's struck out 39 batters against only nine walks, allowing 30 hits with a 2.89 ERA. The Red Sox have been very careful with his arm, but his performance has been top notch regardless. Next year should see Buchholz somewhere in Low Class-A, though how early remains to be seen. Grade: A
43. St. Louis Cardinals – Mark McCormick, RHP, Baylor
McCormick started two games for New Jersey of the New York-Penn League, allowing a hit in six innings to go with a 10/3 K/BB. The Cards moved him along to Quad Cities of the Low Class-A Midwest League where he hit a wall. His hit and strikeouts rates are fine (40 and 45, respectively, in 42 2/3 innings), but he walked 28 and posted a 5.48 ERA. The stuff is there but he's still erratic, just like he was at Baylor. With his velocity and difficulty commanding his pitches he may wind up in the bullpen. He'll be back at Quad Cities next year. Grade: C+
44. Florida Marlins – Sean West, LHP, Captain Shreve HS, Shreveport, LA
West was dominant in the GCL this summer with a 2.35 ERA and 40/7 K/BB in 38 1/3 IP. He made eight starts and one relief appearance, allowing only 30 hits before he was promoted to Jamestown. In two starts he had a 3.86 ERA, eight hits allowed and 10/2 K/BB in seven innings; above-average even with the small sample size. He'll be in Low Class-A next year. Grade: B+
45. Boston Red Sox – Jed Lowrie, 2B, Stanford
Wow, do I wish Lowrie had fallen a few more spots so the A's could take him in the second round. In 50 games for the Lowell Spinners he has put up a very strong offensive line: .326/.422/.447, 11 doubles, four homers, 28 RBI, 30 BB, 29 K. He's been average in the field, committing nine errors but exhibiting soft hands and a solid arm. He reminds me a bit of Carlos Baerga in his early years, with similar pop and better defense. Baseball America compared him to Chase Utley and Adam Kennedy, though I like the Baerga comparison better because he switch-hits and has more pop. My bet is that he'll be in AA by mid-summer of 2006. Grade: A
46. St. Louis Cardinals – Tyler Herron, RHP, Wellington Community HS, FL
In 13 Appalachian League starts, Herron has shown good stuff along with a tendency to give up the long ball. He's put up a 5.62 ERA in 49 2/3 innings, but has a curiously strong strikeout rate (49) and hit rate (47). The 27 walks are a problem, as are the 11 homers allowed. He may need more time in short-season ball, but is also a candidate for full-season Quad Cities. I'll be interested to see which way the Cardinals go. Grade: C
47. Boston Red Sox – Michael Bowden, RHP, Waubonsie Valley, HS, Aurora, IL
Bowden signed late and didn't make his debut until August. Since then he's made four appearances (two starts) in the GCL, totaling six innings and allowing four hits and no runs to go with a 10/4 K/BB. He'll likely wind up back in short-season ball next year. Grade: B
48. Baltimore Orioles – Garrett Olson, RHP, Cal Poly
Olson's summer has been pretty successful. He had no trouble at all with the New York-Penn League, posting a 1.58 ERA in 40 IP over 11 games (six starts). His K/BB was 40/13 and he allowed a measly 22 hits. The Orioles promoted him to High Class-A Frederick and he continued to perform, pitching 14 1/3 innings and allowing ten hits, five earned runs for a 3.16 ERA to go along with a 19/7 K/BB. He will need to cut down on his walks at higher levels, but so far, so good. He has a shot at finishing 2006 in AA with a strong performance next year. Grade: B+
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50. Kansas City – Jeff Bianchi, SS, Lampeter-Strasburg HS, Lancaster, PA
Bianchi drew comparisons to Justin Upton as a multi-tooled talent, and in 98 ABs for K.C.'s Arizona League team he has proven he is worthy of those comparisons. His offensive line of .408/.484/.745 is beyond good – it is monstrous. He had seven doubles, four triples and six homers to go with 30 RBI and five steals. It's easy to dismiss his numbers since he's so far away from the big leagues, but this is a spectacular start. Grade: A
60. Cincinnati Reds – Travis Wood, LHP, Bryant HS, Alexander, AS
Wood was seen as a very raw prep pitcher with incredible stuff. He routinely hits 95 MPH on the radar gun but showed lots of holes as an amateur – inconsistent mechanics and shoddy control. Fortunately for the Reds, it hasn't stopped him so far. In the GCL, he made eight appearances (seven starts) and posted a mind-blowing 0.75 ERA in 24 IP, striking out 45 batters and walking only seven. The Reds promoted him to Billings of the rookie Pioneer League and he continued to pitch well, posting a 1.82 ERA in six appearances (four starts) spanning 24 2/3 IP. His walk rate went up a bit and his strikeout rate dropped (22/13 K/BB), but that's to be expected when 18 year-olds get promoted. Wood has only allowed 28 hits in 48 2/3 professional innings, and with that arm he could do great things. Control will be his biggest challenge. Grade: A
63. New York Yankees – J. Brent Cox, RHP, Texas
The successor to Huston Street as the Longhorn's closer, Cox has been great at High Class-A Tampa of the Florida State League. In 16 appearances he totaled 27 2/3 innings, with a 27/5 K/BB ratio and 20 hits allowed along with a 2.60 ERA. He could be in New York sometime next year, or he could get stuck in AA if he struggles. He's on the fast-track, so figure he'll start 2006 in AA, move to AAA by mid-season and be in the Bronx by September. Grade: B+
69. Oakland Athletics – Jared Lansford, RHP, St. Francis HS, Santa Clara, CA
Carney's son has been very good since he agreed to terms with the A's in June. The organization assigned him to their Arizona League affiliate, where he has been dominant in 21 1/3 innings. Over seven games (six starts), Lansford has a 20/5 K/BB and a 1.27 ERA while giving up 16 hits. He should be ready for Low Class-A at some point next year, but the A's are going to be careful with him. They haven't invested a lot of money in high school pitchers in the last five years, so both Lansford and fellow prep righty Craig Italiano will be handled gingerly. Grade: A-
73. Minnesota Twins – Kevin Slowey, RHP, Winthrop
Do the Twins really need another premium arm? Twins fans and management will scoff at the question, but their scouting department is just terrific. In Slowey's case, they got one of the fastest-rising college pitching prospects from the 2005 draft. He began his pro career in relief at Elizabethton, working 7 1/3 innings over four appearances, fanning 15 and walking none. He gave up two hits and one run for a 1.17 ERA. Duly impressed, the Twins promoted him to Low Class-A Beloit. In 13 appearances (nine starts) he worked 64 1/3 innings, striking out 69 against only eight walks. He allowed 42 hits and posted a 2.24 ERA, including a one-hit, complete game shutout against West Michigan on August 6th. Scouts project him as an innings-eating 3rd or 4th starter and he is well on his way to fulfilling that promise. Grade: A
75. Atlanta Braves – Yuniel Escobar, SS, No School (Cuba)
Escobar defected from Cuba last year along with four other players, though he was by far the most talented among them. He has spent time at Danville of the Appalachian League and Rome of the Sally League, posting solid numbers at each stop. Actually, his Danville numbers are better than solid: .400/.472/.733 in 30 ABs. He cooled down a bit in Rome, hitting .313/.358/.470 with 13 doubles, three triples, four homers and 14 walks in 198 ABs while displaying good range and a plus arm at shortstop. My guess is that he'll split time between Low Class-A and High Class-A next year. Grade: B
83. Arizona Diamondbacks – Micah Owings, RHP, Tulane
Looks like the third time is the charm for Owings, who was drafted twice before being taken by the D-backs in 2005. The big right-hander is playing for Arizona's California League affiliate in Lancaster, where he has been excellent in 16 relief appearances. His ERA is 2.45 over 22 innings, with a very strong 30/4 K/BB and 17 hits allowed. It's unclear whether Arizona sees him as a reliever in the long-term or if they're just being careful of an arm that had a heavy workload at Tulane. Indications are that he will start next year but I could not confirm that. If he goes back to the rotation he'll be back at Lancaster, but will move to AA if his future is as a reliever. Grade: B+
99. Texas Rangers – Taylor Teagarden, C, Texas
After holding out until August, Teagarden finally signed for a reported $725,000 bonus. The Rangers sent him to Spokane of the Northwest League to play out the summer, and he has been more than up to the task. The knock on Teagarden is that he doesn't project as a hitter, but he has ignored the criticism to hit .303/.451/.685 with five doubles, four triples, seven homers and 22 walks in 89 ABs. His defense behind the plate is excellent, with clean footwork and a strong, accurate arm. He will be in High Class-A next year, most likely to begin the season. Grade: A-
116. Toronto Blue Jays – Ryan Patterson, OF, Louisiana State
Patterson made a name for himself two years ago in the Cape Cod League by performing well with wooden bats, then had an excellent season for LSU in 2005. Always a power threat in college, Patterson slipped in the draft because scouts felt his power wouldn't translate in the pro ranks. To date, he has played 69 games for Auburn of the New York-Penn League, hitting .340/.387/.593 in 268 ABs. His power has not only translated; it has flourished. He's collected 21 doubles, four triples and 13 homers while walking a respectable 21 times against 51 strikeouts. He will likely start 2006 in Low Class-A. If he continues to rake like he has this year he'll see time in High Class-A before the end of next season. Grade: A
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The interested party K&S just bought Morton salt unit of Rohm and Haas from Dow Chemical. K&S plans to buy CMP may be gone now.
You wouldn't buy CMP just to get their table salt business. Not that I believe the K + S rumor anyway, or that CMP would sell out to them.
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I'll never understand why short weeks are so long, but they are! Despite the chaos, we did get quite a bit accomplished. We finished up last week learning about fractions in a set and soil. I used Skittles to teach fractions in a set, and my students loved it! I thought it would be a difficult concept, but they caught on to it quickly. They also thoroughly enjoyed the soils experiment, where they compared clay, sand, and top soil. Hopefully, we'll be able to finish our earth science unit this week.
I feel as if no matter how much I plan, I still have surprises during the day. Just last week, I did a science experiment that I anticipated taking at least an hour to complete that lasted about 15 minutes. This means I was left with an extra 45 minutes to fill. Don't get me wrong, I love having extra time, but when it's a surprise I can't do anything that require any prep work. I've got to be able to grab it and go! Fortunately, I had just finished my new winter themed Just Click Print Math and Language Printables, so I had some great things ready to use!
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Four Big Ten teams had massive coaching staff overhauls during the offseason. Three lost their head coaches. One won the Big Ten championship.
Wisconsin finds itself in an odd spot, having to replace six assistant coaches despite back-to-back Rose Bowl appearances. Head coach Bret Bielema is firmly entrenched in Mad City, but his program faces significant turnover on the staff as well as other new faces, such as that of new starting quarterback Danny O'Brien.
I write about the Badgers' approach to the transition game for today's Big Ten preview:
Why is Wisconsin so comfortable with all the new faces in the program? For starters, the Badgers don't have an identity crisis. They lost one of the nation's top playcallers in Chryst, but the offensive structure isn't changing. They lost one of the nation's top line coaches in Bostad, but they're still expected to have multiple linemen in the mix for national honors.
"The brand of football we play," Faulkner said, "is not going to change."
Wisconsin has had tremendous stability at the top -- two head coaches since 1990, both of whom are still with the program. Plenty of assistants have left, but the wins keep coming.
"Coaching's overrated at times," Azzanni said. "If you're saying it's all about coaching, then you're saying our players aren't very good. That's how I approach it with our wideouts. If your offensive coaching is so great and now there's new coaches and we're going to be awful, then that means you guys aren't very good either. It's about players. … Coach Bielema and Coach Alvarez have built a machine here.
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We have seven ceiling fans in our house. What is the most efficient way to use them in the winter in Florida?
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Drive Change // October 23, 2013 at 6:54 am
So investing in a solar water heater or ceiling fan. Which one is a best option for now? What is the cost of ceiling fan if it runs for 12 to 14 hrs a day?GLORICE PHOEBUS // March 8, 2013 at 7:14 pm
Is it more costly to leave the computer on all
day or turn it off until you may need it later??Don // March 5, 2013 at 2:04 pm
High, vaulted ceiling in our great room, so I believe in and subscribe to the theory. But my wife always complains and says it is just blowing cold air on her (especially when it is really cold out) and wants to put the fan off, leaving ałl the hot air to rise. When I go upstairs, there is not only a "feel" of a 5 – 6 degree temperature difference, but it can be seen on the digital readout of the thermostat! Question: what does one do about cold, complaining wives who always want to put the fan off and don't believe the the theory??Lucky42 // February 20, 2013 at 12:24 am
Summer mode pushes hot air from the ceiling directly down to the floor where the cool air is, in order to completely cool the room. You know it is in summer mode when you feel the breeze blowing on you. In winter mode, the fan pulls cold air up from the floor to the ceiling, and the warm air down with no direct breeze. If you feel a direct breeze, it's in summer mode.


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Published 04/12/2011 | 05:00
LAST Wednesday I met RTE's Northern Editor, Tommie Gorman, to talk about a film he is making on the visit of Queen Elizabeth. He had full access to those who made it happen. More I can't say, but don't miss it when it comes out at Christmas.
Tommie and myself go back a bit. Like me, he takes things seriously if not solemnly. So I shamelessly picked his brain on his two areas of expertise: Northern Ireland and the EU crisis.
Like me, he respects Peter Robinson. He believes the rehabilitation of Iris Robinson was one of the many achievements of the Queen's visit. This rings true.
Peace at home surely contributed to the confidence of Peter Robinson's recent radical speech to the DUP. He reached out to Catholics, if not to nationalists. Next time he should reach further, but it's a start.
Turning to the EU, Tommie reminded me that the roots of the current crisis go back to German re-unification. Bringing East Germany up to West German levels called for cheap money and low interest rates. Ireland took advantage of both and borrowed itself into a big mess.
I joked that Ireland is paying for German re-unification. Jim Cogan's cartoon with this column catches the comic ironies. But it was not Germany's fault we got greedy and borrowed like mad.
Because not only our bankers behaved badly. Many Irish people borrowed themselves into big burdens of personal debt. Meantime, most Germans lived within their means.
We can make a small moral case that the EU should ease our debt burden. But we should also admit that we are not adult about money. In short, we are not Germans. On the other hand, I won't mention the war.
Tommie returned me from this sombre reverie to the real world. Like me, he still believes passionately in the European project. But he believes the current problems are as much political as economic. He mourns the absence of visionary giants like Kohl, Mitterand and Delors.
That is why we must hope that "Merkozy" is better than either of its separate elements. Like Tommie, I believe we must bravely finish what we started. Neither Europe nor Ireland can turn back what Brecht called "the iron hand of history".
We have two choices. We give up gombeen politics and go forward to a more integrated Europe. Or we shack up in a kind of Sinn Fein shelter, watch the world go by, and pose for photographs taken by Chinese tourists. Well?
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If everyone in RTE News was as trustworthy as Tommie Gorman, I might have responded to the Fr Reynolds affair with less anger. Two weeks ago I said heads should roll in RTE. In retrospect, I realise I was speaking metaphorically.
I also approve of the death penalty, metaphorically speaking. But in practice I could not personally pull the lever that would launch even a bad element into eternity. The same principle applies to punishing those who treated Fr Reynolds so roughly.
In some cultures, Fr Reynolds would have the last word on what should happen to those standing on the scaffold. Luckily for him, since he looks like a kind man, he does not have to make that dreary decision. That is why we have the rule of law rather than lynch mobs.
But while I loathe the arrogant approach of some prima donnas in RTE News, I doubt I could personally pull the lever that would dispatch anybody into outer darkness. So what should happen to those who acted so arrogantly?
The first thing that comes to mind is Niall Toibin's traditional recipe of retribution: a good funt up the arse. Beyond that, however, I hesitate to prescribe. But there are some precedents, mostly provided by myself.
On the numerous occasions I got into hot water in RTE, I was suspended without pay for a period, and sent to serve a period in some Siberian salt mine of the programmes division. Bosco is not a puppet for whom I retain great affection.
Mind you, my mistakes were more minor than the one made in respect of Fr Reynolds. And when I committed what in retrospect does not seem like a major crime -- working for Mary Robinson -- RTE was relentless in rushing me out the door of Montrose, against my will, and with no alternative employment prospects.
Using my case as precedent, the guilty ones would be given the boot without more ado. But treating me badly -- and I am still being marginalised by some RTE News programmes -- is no excuse for executing others. Personally I am less interested in punishment than in a severe scrutiny of the closed culture of RTE News and Current Affairs.
For 50 years, RTE News has been recruiting people who think the same -- or who end up thinking the same. Montrose groupthink, with its pets (the public sector, Palestine, pseudo-socialists) and its pariahs (too long a list), is the real problem. What we need is a cold eye from the outside, cast by someone like Maurice Hayes.
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Enda Kenny talks to the nation tonight. Although -- indeed because -- he governs with a massive majority, he has failed to tackle the serious fat cats like the banks and the public sector. Here are three home truths you will not hear.
First, Fianna Fail did not cause the recession -- they just happened to be in office. Few believe Fine Gael or Labour would have pricked the property bubble if in power. We know they would not have done it differently because they are not doing it differently now.
John Lanchester, in a review of Michael Lewis's brilliant book Boomerang, reminds us that what he calls the Great Recession was global. Every society behaved badly in its own way.
"Americans wanted to own homes far larger than they could afford. Icelanders wanted to go fishing and become investment bankers. Germans wanted to be even more German; the Irish wanted to stop being Irish." By which he means, many Irish people borrowed like lunatics and forgot the frugal habits of their forebears.
Second, Fianna Fail's real crime was its response to the recession. It padded the public sector and gave guarantees to bad banks. Lanchester is at a loss to explain why Brian Lenihan -- and indeed David McWilliams -- thought the guarantee was a good idea. "Nobody knows quite why they covered the loss of the bondholders . . . but they did."
Third, all the societies in trouble have one thing in common. Public sector pay and pensions ballooned and became a crippling burden. But it was not the same story here. It was worse.
Fianna Fail rewarded the gormless advice given by senior public servants with massive pay and pensions. The gap between public and private pay is now a scandalous 50 per cent. To add insult to injury, poorly paid private sector workers also pay for public sector pensions, although mostly without proper pensions of their own.
As long as Enda Kenny is afraid of the public sector elephant, there will be no equality and no equity in Irish politics. Just think about that 50 per cent gap. We are not all in this together.
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The third-annual Great Bend Farm and Ranch Expo closed Friday after another successful three-day run. The hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of attendees have gone and the Expo Complex is empty.
Requests for help – from people needing food, or cash to pay their rent or utilities – are on the rise in our community, and Great Bend is not alone. Locally, we know that our Barton County Emergency Aid Association and Food Bank, Catholic Social Service and others have seen an increase in requests.
Satanta High School freshman Anthony Crump walked to the front of Midian Shrine Temple in Wichita Saturday to receive a special honor.
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It's been four years since the 3i Show packed its tents and left Great Bend for the last time. The biannual event which alternated between Great Bend and Garden City drew throngs to town, and filled motels and restaurants.
Kansas loves the Second Amendment, as the Senate proved again this week when approving the "gun-rights bill," 34-2, and sending it to an equally receptive House.
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Is Pacquaio becoming more and more irrelevant?
Is Pacquaio becoming more and more irrelevant? Anyone else notice this?
I remember after his Win over Cotto the whole world was buzzing and it was Pacquaio this, Pacquaio. However his last 2 fights were ehh and one in which 80% of the ppl think HE LOST. I just feel like he is getting more and more irrelevant to boxing. Let's see how he does to Bradley, I think eventually he will have to take a beating from Maywaether for a pay day and then retire.
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I think it definitely has. I think the major reason is the lack of excitement in his last 2 fights. I think him getting older and becoming a member of congress has changed his temperament. He no longer fights like a whirlwind with reckless abandon, he's much more conscious of not getting hit.
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If you really mean do people not think hes superman now,yes maybe.....probably.?
But dont call him irrelevant please, hes the biggest name in boxing.
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Just compare the thread replies, Mayweather Cotto has 10x as much as Whatshisface Bradley.
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put it this way, make a pacquiao thread on boxingscene and see how many replies u get. now make a mayweather thread about basically the same topic and u'll see how things have changed for pac.
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Dude just did that whole Hennessy thing that's being put on T.V and add spaces in NY big screens.
His hype died down, but by no means is he irrelevant.
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His actions after Cotto, he's choices of opponents, and plenty double talk by his team has turned people off about him.
But, he is fighting Bradley next. And, I'm very excited and interesting in that fight.
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Photos: Future, Tory Lanez, Post Malone & More At Osheaga 2016
This was a busy weekend for the music industry. There were two festivals happening in Canada, and one in the States. Suffice to say, music lovers had ample line-ups to choose from (and locations). Despite the festival overlap, some artists managed to play more than one fest-- in fact, Future hit up all three. That's a busy weekend.
What It's Like To Go On Tour With Logic
In early February, Logic kicked off The Incredible True Story World Tour, or is it is colloquially known, the TITS tour. Spanning two months and 40-dates in North America alone, the TITS tour would prove to be a grueling endeavor not only for Logic, but for his entire team.
Charts Don't Lie: July 13
Drake spent nine weeks at #1 before being dethroned, this time around, by Blink-182, whose record California now holds the top spot. R&B superstar Maxwell debuts at the #3 spot with blackSUMMERS'night, his first record since '09. Logic debuts at #16 with Bobby Tarantino and Desiigner begins his presence on the Billboard 200 at #22 with his mixtape New English.
First Week Sales Projections For Snoop Dogg's "Cool Aid" & Logic's "Bobby Tarantino"
While Drake's Views continues to reign supreme atop the Billboard charts for a record 9 straight weeks, let's not forget there's been a couple other notable projects to impact the industry in the past week or so as well, including Snoop Dogg's Cool Aid & Logic's surprise release last Friday Bobby Tarantino. But now the question remains... what will they sell in the opening week?
The Best Hip Hop Songs (On Spotify) Of June 2016
ICYMI: HNHH recently launched a Spotify playlist called FIRE EMOJI: The Hottest Hip Hop Songs Right Now. The 40-track playlist is updated on a daily basis. It lives on Spotify and thus is inherently imperfect, because not all supa-hot hip hop songs have been added to Spotify (e.g. those recent ScHoolboy Q releases). Still, the playlist is generally representative of the best new releases in hip hop.
Logic Releases Surprise Project "Bobby Tarantino"
Well here's an unexpected treat! Out of nowhere, Logic decides to drop off a surprise album for his fans called Bobby Tarantino.
Top Tracks: June 20 - June 26
Summer officially began this past week, and with it came a whole bevy of huge tracks, most of the biggest ones being collabs. There's something decidedly warm weather about the low-stakes posse cut, and that's mainly what our list consists of this week. All but two of these ten tracks didn't appear on last week's Top Ten, with a bunch of stuff falling off in the past week.
The 10 Best Five Fingers Of Death Freestyles
Hearing Sway Calloway introduce his radio show's centerpiece, the "Five Fingers Of Death" challenge, is truly something to behold. Abruptly switching gears from his softer interview tone, he'll adopt an Ali-esque swagger and go off the top to hype up the segment, saying things like, "There ain't no smoke, there's no mirrors, this ain't Hollywood." It's theatrical, yes, but the challenge, which asks rappers to freestyle over five random (and often very eclectic) beats selected by DJ Wonder, is one of the most difficult in the industry.
Top Tracks: June 13 - June 19
For ten out of the 24 weeks of 2016 we've experienced thus far, Drake has held the top spot in our Top 100 tracks list. Similar to the streak VIEWS is currently enjoying at the top of the Billboard charts, Drizzy's dominance in our metric of streaming-and-viewing success is pretty astounding, especially considering the mixed reaction his new album received.
The "Suicide Squad" Soundtrack Includes Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, Kevin Gates & More
The star-studded upcoming film "Suicide Squad" is currently hogging much of this summer's box-office buzz. Based on the DC Comics team of antiheroes who take the same name, "Suicide Squad" will star Jared Leto, Will Smith, Cara Delevigne, Ben Affleck, and more. The film also happens to have quite the soundtrack, featuring number of hip-hop elites as well as some unexpected cross-genre collaborations.
Who's Going On Tour? Spring/Summer Tour Round-Up
A lot of big artists are going on tour this spring and summer. You have mega-stars like Beyonce, Rihanna, and Drake. You have rising stars Anderson .Paak and Bas. You have established vets like Snoop Dogg, Maxwell, and Cam'Ron. And everybody in between. It looks like some legendary tours are going down towards the end of the calendar year. Gucci Mane & Friends tour is scheduled to go down when La Flare gets released from prison in September and Kanye West is also shooting to kick off his The Life of Pablo tour in September as well.
Logic Launches His Own Gaming Channel
Yesterday, Logic posted the first video to his new YouTube gaming channel. Speaking over an in-game clip from Metal Gear Solid, he repeatedly emphasized that he created the channel first and foremost to have fun. "I'm making this channel because I wanna have fun," he says. "I wanna have a good time... for me this isn't about money, this is about just having a good time." Logic says he wants to connect with fans and people who love video games; he wants it to feel like the viewer is his homie sitting on his couch and watching him play.
Fetty Wap, Bryson Tiller, Logic, & More To Perform At Bumbershoot 2016
Seattle's Bumbershoot Music Festival has announced its full 2016 lineup. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis are headlining. Notable hip hop acts include Fetty Wap, Bryson Tiller, Run the Jewels, G-Eazy, Anderson .Paak, Tyler, the Creator, Logic, Flatbush Zombies; other acts that may be of interest to hip hop fans include Pretty Lights, Kamasi Washington, Cashmere Cat, Tokimonsta.
Behind The Beat: 6ix
6ix was in his last semester at University of Maryland when he got a phone call from Logic, who had just signed a deal with Visionary Music Group. "The label wants me to come out to LA," Logic told him. "I want you out there with me. Let's fucking move!"
Logic Says He's Currently Working On Two Albums
It looks like the Ratt Pack, aka Logic fans, have something to look forward to. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, the Def Jam rapper spilled the news that he's currently working on TWO new albums at the moment. "I'm currently working on two albums at the same time...One of them is "fun" lets put it that way. The second one is from the perspective from all different types of people," Logic explained.
G-Eazy, Logic, YG, & Yo Gotti Announce "Endless Summer" Tour
The tour life never ends. G-Eazy wrapped up his "When It's Dark Out" tour with A$AP Ferg two months ago and Logic performed the final leg of his "The Incredible World Tour" last week in NYC. This summer, Young Gerald and Maryland's favorite son will hit the road together for the "Endless Summer" tour with YG and Yo Gotti in support. The 23-city tour kicks off June 28th in Dallas and snakes throug the contiguous United States for five weeks before wrapping up on August 5 in Hartford.
Future, Mac Miller, Logic, Tory Lanez, & More To Perform At Osheaga 2016
Osheaga Music Festival will return to Montreal for the 11th time this summer. The festival announced its lineup yesterday evening, revealing a very promising collection of hip hop artists that will perform this year.
Fetty Wap, Joey Bada$$ & G-Eazy Among Forbes' "Hip Hop Cash Princes"
Forbes, #1 producer of lists of wealthy people, is back with another category of the wealthy. This one is called "Hip Hop Cash Princes," specifically ranks the rising under 30 stars who have already managed to start a solid bankroll for themselves. Without further ado, the Hip Hop Cash Princes Of 2016: 1) Boi-1da 2) Dej Loaf 3) Fetty Wap 4) G-Eazy
Charts Don't Lie: December 2nd
While we had debuts from Jadakiss, Tech N9ne and the Empire soundtrack, this was Adele's week. The UK songwriter moved 3.48 million equivalent units of her third album 25, making it simultaneously the biggest sales week of the year, the biggest selling album of the year, and the biggest sales week of ALL TIME. It replaces N'SYNC's previous record, in which they sold 2.416 million of their sophomore LP Bye Bye Bye in 2000.
Logic Announces "The Incredible True Story" World Tour
Logic's sophomore album, The Incredible True Story, was a rather quiet success for Def Jam. The album surpassed early sales projections, stealing the show for #1 rap album the same week Ty Dolla $ign and Jeezy dropped respective albums. The next logical move (ha) is to take the album on the road. Logic isn't only visiting North America, he'll be heading overseas for his "Incredible World Tour."


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Thursday April 23, 2015With the Computer Science Department boasting record-breaking 40 percent women in its first-year class last fall, Carol Frieze's colleagues thought it was the perfect time to nominate her for Carnegie Mellon University's Mark Gelfand Award for Educational Outreach. After all, she's devoted the past 15 years to creating opportunities for women and underrepresented groups in computer science. She will accept the award at the Celebration of Education today at 4:30 p.m. in the Cohon University Center's Rangos Hall.
Beyond the Touchscreen: Carnegie Mellon, Disney Researchers Develop Acoustically Driven Controls for Handheld Devices
Sunday April 19, 2015As people find ever more inventive uses for smartphones, touchscreens sometimes fall short as control surfaces. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and Disney Research have developed an inexpensive alternative — a toolbox of physical knobs, sliders and other mechanisms that can be readily added to any device.
Wednesday April 15, 2015Carnegie Mellon, where so many people are preoccupied with robots, artificial intelligence and the nature of consciousness, will get an early screening of "Ex Machina," a new sci-fi thriller that explores those themes.The movie was written and directed by Alex Garland, writer of "28 Days Later" and "Sunshine." The School of Computer Science will host a screening at 6 p.m., Thursday, April 23, in McConomy Auditorium. A CMU ID is required for attendance.
Friday April 03, 2015Carnegie Mellon University has placed fifth in the Mathematical Association of America's 75th William Lowell Putnam Competition, the premier mathematics contest for undergraduate students. Additionally, Carnegie Mellon had 55 students who scored among the top 507, the second most of any university. Computer science was well-represented among the top scorers, with senior mathematical sciences and computer science major Albert Gu among the top 16 overall.
Wednesday April 01, 2015The Girls of Steel, a team of teenaged girls from the Pittsburgh area, won the Chairman's Award at the Buckeye Regional FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) in Cleveland March 28, qualifying the team for its fifth consecutive trip to the FRC Championship, April 22–25, in St. Louis.
Tuesday March 31, 2015Carnegie Mellon University's Integrative Design, Arts and Technology Network (IDeATe) and Autodesk Inc., a world leader in 3-D design software, are launching a Reality Computing studio course for advanced undergraduate and graduate students.
Monday March 30, 2015Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a way to use a smartphone's sensors to build 3-D models of faces or other objects and — literally, with the wave of a hand — provide accurate measurements of those objects.
Thursday March 26, 2015The School of Computer Science honored outstanding faculty and staff members March 24 during the annual Founder's Day ceremony in Rashid Auditorium. It was the fourth year for the event and the first to be hosted by Dean Andrew Moore.Charlie Garrod, associate teaching professor in the Institute for Software Research (ISR), was the winner of the Joel and Ruth Spira Teaching Award, sponsored by Lutron Electronics Co. of Coopersburg, Pa., in honor of the company's founders and the inventor of the electronic dimmer switch.
Tuesday March 24, 2015School of Computer Science Professor Scott Hudson and a team of former and current students have earned the school's 2015 Allen Newell Award for Research Excellence.The award recognizes an outstanding body of work that epitomizes Newell's research style as expressed in his words: "Good science responds to real phenomena or real problems. Good science is in the details. Good science makes a difference."
Tuesday March 24, 2015An innovative device developed by Carnegie Mellon University's TechBridgeWorld research group to help visually impaired students learn how to write Braille using a slate and stylus has won the 2014 Louis Braille Touch of Genius Prize for Innovation.


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The Australian dollar has been the performer this week with strong bullish closes on every trading session, pushing the AUDUSD into fresh highs. We've been focusing a lot on the AUDUSD because it's been dropping some nice clean price action signals.
On the AUDUSD daily chart you can see the market has just fired up higher off the back of a bullish rejection candle with a strong close to the body. Now the market has breached a key containment level and floating at new highs, we are waiting for pullbacks into the mean value for buying opportunities.
We're watching the important level marked on the chart to hold as support. A bullish price action reversal signal will be the icing on the cake here. The area we've got the spot light on also should line up nicely with the mean value, which creates a "hot spot" or high confluence area to look to get long.Back To The ForexGuy's Instablog HomePage »
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Alphabet of Masks is a collection of short stories and poems written on a mobile phone. It is an imaginative foray into the modern-day Russian experience. Dmitri Birman shows us how today's Russians straddle their Soviet past and their capitalist future in order to survive. The stories are wry, humorous, and sexually frank; the poems lyrical and elegiac about the narrator and his friends. The anti-Semitic reality of school bullies and army conscription, the adolescent yearning for classmates and teaching assistants, the Soviet dream of world travel and luxury consumption--all are part of the book, while the poetry resonates as variations on a theme. Dmitri Birman became a new Russian businessman after Communism fell. A prize-winning poet, he is a member of the Russian PEN.
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In its first-ever unexpurgated edition, a sci-fi landmark that's a comic and suspenseful tour-de-force, and puts distraction in a whole new light: It's not you, it's the universe!Certain he is on the verge of a major scientific discovery, astrophysicist Dmitri Malyanov is happy that his wife has gone out of town so he can work home alone on the project he's sure will win him the Nobel Prize.But then a beautiful woman shows up at his door, claiming to be an old friend of his wife's and saying she needs a place to stay. Then someone delivers a crate of vodka and caviar. Then his neighbor comes over and wants to tell him a personal secret. Then several of his friends--also scientists--show up, too. Their problem? They all felt they were on the verge of a major discovery when ... they got distracted ...Is there some ominous force that doesn't want scientific knowledge to progress? Or could it be something more...natural?In one of their most important works, offered here for the first time in an uncensored edition, the legendary Strugatsky brothers bravely and brilliantly question authority. It's a book that's not so much brilliant science fiction, as it is simply brilliant literature.
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A chilling tale about bizarre and terrifying things suddenly disrupting the lives of the world's leading scientists. Amid all the mysterious events, only one thing is clear--they cannot work any longer. Something or someone is preventing scientific knowledge from advancing. The tension mounts as more and more frightening and inexplicable events take place. Are they being attacked by something supernatural, a supercivilization, or just an innate character of the universe that won't allow more than some level of organization? The scientists struggle on, until one by one they begin to drop out, leaving astrophysicist Dmitri Malianov to decide for himself the ultimate question--what price truth?
From Russia to the West: The Musical Memoirs and Reminiscences of Nathan Milsteinby Antonina W. Bouis Nathan Milstein Solomon Volkov
1. Childhood in Odessa I was born in Odessa, a beautiful and gay city on the Black Sea, in the south of the Russian empire. I grew up a hellion. I would run outside, shout, fight with other kids, then save myself by running home. It wasn't very brave or risky on my part, but Mother worried about me anyway. A neighbor in our building, Mrs. Roisman, gave advice: "You have to keep Nathan busy! Let him take music lessons!"
I, Maya Plisetskayaby Antonina W. Bouis Maya Plisetskaya Tim Scholl
Maya Plisetskaya, one of the world's foremost dancers, rose to become a prima ballerina of Moscow's Bolshoi Ballet after an early life filled with tragedy and loss. In this spirited memoir, Plisetskaya reflects on her personal and professional odyssey, presenting a unique view of the life of a Soviet artist during the troubled period from the late 1930s to the 1990s. Plisetskaya recounts the execution of her father in the Great Terror and her mother's exile to the Gulag. She describes her admission to the Bolshoi in 1943, the roles she performed there, and the endless petty harassments she endured, from both envious colleagues and Party officials. Refused permission for six years to tour with the company, Plisetskaya eventually performed all over the world, working with such noted choreographers as Roland Petit and Maurice Béjart. She recounts the tumultuous events she lived through and the fascinating people she met-among them the legendary ballet teacher Agrippina Vaganova, George Balanchine, Frank Sinatra, Rudolf Nureyev, and Dmitri Shostakovich. And she provides fascinating details about testy cocktail-party encounters with Khrushchev, tours abroad when her meager per diem allowance brought her close to starvation, and KGB plots to capitalize on her friendship with Robert Kennedy. Gifted, courageous, and brutally honest, Plisetskaya brilliantly illuminates the world of Soviet ballet during an era that encompasses both repression and cultural détente. Still prima ballerina assoluta with the Bolshoi Ballet, Maya Plisetskaya also travels around the world performing and lecturing. At the Bolshoi's gala celebrating her 75th birthday, President Vladimir Putin presented her with Russia's highest civilian honor, the medal for service to the Russian state, second degree. Tim Scholl is professor of Russian language and literature at Oberlin College. Antonina W. Bouis is the prize-winning translator of more than fifty books, including fiction, nonfiction, and memoirs by such figures as Andrei Sakharov, Elena Bonner, and Dmitri Shostakovich.
A Letter for Dariaby Ekaterina Gordeeva Antonina W. Bouis
This is a letter written from world-famous pairs figure skater EKATERINA GORDEEVA to her daughter Daria. EKATERINA GORDEEVA weaves morals she hopes her daughter will learn throughout life with the story of her parents' lives.
Oblivionby Antonina W. Bouis Sergei Lebedev
"Opening in stately fashion and unfolding ever faster with fierce, intensive elegance, this first novel discloses the weight of Soviet history and its consequences. ... Highly recommended for anyone serious about literature or history."--Library Journal (Starred review)"Packs a wicked emotional punch through fierce poetic imagery ... Lebedev takes his place beside Solzhenitsyn and other great writers who have refused to abide by silence ... Courageous and devastating."--Kirkus Reviews (Starred review)"An important book about where Russia is today, with poetic descriptions and unforgettable images evoking that nation's often elusive attempts to understand its dark past. I stand in awe of both the author and translator."--Jack F. Matlock, Jr, former US Ambassador to the Soviet Union "The subject matter of Oblivion is the eerie frozen landscape scattered with the human detritus of an inhuman bygone era. What brings it back from oblivion is the author's exceptional power of language. A haunting read."--Michael Zantovsky, former press secretary to Czech President Vaclav Havel, author of Havel: A Life and former Czech Ambassador to the United States, Israel and Britain"Beautifully written, haunting and unputdownable. A masterpiece novel which relates the horrors of Russia's unburied Soviet past through the eyes of a man revisiting--and filling in the gaps in--his half-understood childhood." --Edward Lucas, senior editor, The Economist and author of The New Cold War: Putin's Russia and the Threat to the West"Sergei Lebedev's debut novel is a haunting tale about the loss of national memory and its moral consequences for the individual. The brilliant translation by Antonina W. Bouis captures the evocative beauty of the poetic first-person narration and renders it into memorable English."--Solomon Volkov, author of Shostakovich and Stalin, St. Petersburg: A Cultural History, and The Magical Chorus: A History of Russian Culture from Tolstoy to Solzhenitsyn"An extraordinary book that takes readers across Russia's desolate northern landscape and turns up secrets about the terrible legacy of the Soviet gulags, described through evocative, often poetic portraits of people and places."--Celestine Bohlen, International New York Times columnist and former Moscow correspondent for The New York Times"A monomaniacal meditation on memory and forgetting, presence and emptiness ... Lebedev's magnificent novel has the potency to become a mirror and wake-up call to a Russia that is blind to history."--Neue Zürcher Zeitung"Sergei Lebedev opens up new territory in literature. Lebedev's prose lives from the precise images and the author's colossal gift of observation."--Der Spiegel"The beauty of the language is almost impossible to bear."--Frankfurter Allgemeine ZeitungIn one of the first twenty-first century Russian novels to probe the legacy of the Soviet prison camp system, a young man travels to the vast wastelands of the Far North to uncover the truth about a shadowy neighbor who saved his life, and whom he knows only as Grandfather II. What he finds, among the forgotten mines and decrepit barracks of former gulags, is a world relegated to oblivion, where it is easier to ignore both the victims and the executioners than to come to terms with a terrible past. This disturbing tale evokes the great and ruined beauty of a land where man and machine worked in tandem with nature to destroy millions of lives during the Soviet century. Emerging from today's Russia, where the ills of the past are being forcefully erased from public memory, this masterful novel represents an epic literary attempt to rescue history from the brink of oblivion.Sergei Lebedev was born in Moscow in 1981 and worked for seven years on geological expeditions in northern Russia and Central Asia. His first novel, Oblivion, has been translated into many languages.
Professor Dowell's Headby Antonina W. Bouis Alexander Beliaev
By the best-selling Soviet sci-fi author, the scientific world mourned the loss of Professor Dowell. It was said that just before his death, he was on the verge of a breakthrough in human organ transplantation.
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