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The Bolterby Frances Osborne
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In an age of bolters—women who broke the rules and fled their marriages—Idina Sackville was the most celebrated of them all. Her relentless affairs, wild sex parties, and brazen flaunting of convention shocked high society and inspired countless/i>/i>
A San Francisco Chronicle Best Book of the Year
An O, The Oprah Magazine #1 Terrific Read
In an age of bolters—women who broke the rules and fled their marriages—Idina Sackville was the most celebrated of them all. Her relentless affairs, wild sex parties, and brazen flaunting of convention shocked high society and inspired countless writers and artists, from Nancy Mitford to Greta Garbo. But Idina's compelling charm masked the pain of betrayal and heartbreak.
Now Frances Osborne explores the life of Idina, her enigmatic great-grandmother, using letters, diaries, and family legend, following her from Edwardian London to the hills of Kenya, where she reigned over the scandalous antics of the "Happy Valley Set." Dazzlingly chic yet warmly intimate, The Bolter is a fascinating look at a woman whose energy still burns bright almost a century later.
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Osborne's lively narrative brings Lady Idina Sackville (an inspiration for Nancy Mitford's character the Bolter) boldly to life, with a black lapdog named Satan at her side and a cigarette in her hand. Osborne (Lilla's Feast) portrays a desperately lonely woman who shocked Edwardian high society with relentless affairs and drug-fueled orgies. Idina's story unfolds in an intimate tone thanks to the author, her great-granddaughter, who only accidentally discovered the kinship in her youth with the media serialization of James Fox's White Mischief. Osborne makes generous use of sources and private family photos to add immediacy and depth to the portrait of a woman most often remembered as an amoral five-time divorcée: the author shows her hidden kindnesses at her carefully preserved Kenyan cattle ranch-a refuge from the later destructive Kenyan massacres. Still, Osborne unflinchingly exposes Idina's flaws-along with those of everyone else in the politely adulterous high society-while ably couching them in the context of the tumultuous times in which Idina resolved to find happiness in all the wrong places. The text, most lyrical when describing the landscapes around Idina's African residences, proves that an adventurous spirit continues to run in this fascinating family. 66 photos, (June)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Lady Idina Sackville must be among the last of the titled and scandalous Brits of the post-World War I era whose lives have not yet been recorded in biography. Osborne, her great-granddaughter, has filled that small gap with this gossipy story, which takes its name from a sad minor character that novelist Nancy Mitford is said to have modeled on Idina in The Pursuit of Love. The Mitford connection is pretty much it for a claim to fame. In 1919 Idina deserted a fabulously wealthy husband and two toddlers to marry a lover and buy a farm in her beloved Kenya, where she turned up again (and usually built another house) with each of her subsequent three husbands. Osborne recounts with gusto the byzantine sexploits of Idina, her husbands, and their many houseguests. She claims that Idina also served as the model for the vamp heroine of Michael Arlen's sensational 1920s best seller The Green Hat. VERDICT This is not a work of great depth; typical of the haphazard construction of the book, Osborne forgets to tell us if either Mitford or Arlen actually knew Idina. Still, those who enjoy stories (fiction or nonfiction) of the past's oversexed and idle rich (and there are lots of these readers) will love this book.—Stewart Desmond, New York City
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"Intoxicating." —People
"If notorious relatives make for the best dinner-party anecdotes, then Frances Osborne should be able to dine out for decades…. Enthralling." —The Plain Dealer
"Idina Sackville . . . could have stepped out of an Evelyn Waugh satire about the bright young things who partied away their days in the '20s and '30s, and later crashed and burned. . . . Frances Osborne . . . conjure[s] a vanished world with novelistic detail and flair." —The New York Times
"An engaging book, drawing a revealing portrait of a remarkable woman and adding humanity to her 'scandalous' life. . . . Ms. Osborne has succeeded in her stated aim, to write a book that 'has in a way brought Idina back to life.' And what a life it was." —The Wall Street Journal
"Vibrant. . . . Osborne connects vast expanses of the dots that formed Idina's reality: the gender inequalities in Edwardian England, the economic imperatives of colonialism, the mores of upper-class adultery, the differences between Idina's aristocratic father . . . and her merely wealthy mother." —Newsday
"Intelligent, moving, and packed with exquisite detail." —Providence Journal
"[Idina Sackville's] life story, speckled with the names of the rich and famous, is a miniature history lesson, bringing into sharp focus both world wars, the Jazz Age, and the colonization of Kenya. . . . Sackville's passion lights up the page." —Entertainment Weekly
"[A] rumbustious and harrowing biography that takes us from London to Newport to Kenya. . . . A feast for the Anglophile." —The New York Times Book Review
"Brilliant and utterly divine. . . . A breath of fresh air from a vanished world." —The Daily Beast
"The Bolter is a biographical treat." —Good Housekeeping
"Fascinating. . . . Paint[s] an interesting picture of Edwardian England, its social mores and rigors giving way to the wildness of pre-depression Europe." —Minneapolis Star Tribune
"An engaging, definitive final look back at those naughty people who, between the wars, took their bad behavior off to Kenya and whose upper-class delinquency became gilded with unjustified glamour." —Financial Times
"A sympathetic but evenhanded portrait of a woman driven by needs and desires even she didn't understand." —The Columbus Dispatch
"Truly interesting. Osborne paints an enthralling portrait of upper class English life just before, during and immediately after the Great War. Frivolous, rich, sexy [and] achingly fashionable." —The Observer (London)
"Even today Lady Idina Sackville could get tongues wagging. . . . A lively portrait of the UK-born troublemaker, a woman who took countless lovers, raised hell in England and Africa, inspired novels by Nancy Mitford and carried around a dog she named Satan. . . . Through [Idina's] story, we not only get a sexy and difficult-to-put-down read, we also get a good look at the shadow side of this prim and proper era and the real women who defied convention to live in it."—Jessa Crispin, "Books We Like," NPR
"A racy romp underpinned by some impressive research." —The Sunday Telegraph (London)
"Passionate and headstrong, Lady Idina was determined to be free even if the cost was scandal and ruin. Frances Osborne has brilliantly captured not only one woman's life but an entire lost society." —Amanda Foreman, author of Georgiana: Duchess of Devonshire
"Told very much like a novel, The Bolter introduces readers to a world where every rule is broken and creating a scene is the latest fashion accessory." —The Daily Texan
"Not only is it a beautifully written, intriguing chronicle of a frenetic, privileged, and profoundly sad life, it catches a social group and the mad-cap lives they led—so luxurious, so wasted. . . . Superb." —Barbara Goldsmith, author of Obsessive Genius and Little Gloria. . . Happy at Last
"Drawing on family letters, Osborne's portrait creates sympathy not for Idina's reckless behavior but for the emotional emptiness that provoked her far-flung, self defeating yet undeniably glamorous search for love." —More
"Fascinating. . . . Beautifully written. . . . Frances Osborne brings the decadence of Britain's dying aristocracy vividly to life in this story of scandal and heartbreak."—Simon Sebag Montefiore, author of Young Stalin and Stalin: The Court of the Red Tsar
"Sex, money, glamour, and scandal make Idina Sackville's story hard to put down. What brings that story to life is the courage of an incorrigibly stylish survivor. Searching for the woman behind the legend, Osborne [gives us] a heroine impossible to resist." —Frances Kiernan, author of The Last Mrs. Astor and Seeing Mary Plain: A life of Mary McCarthy
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- Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
- Publication date:
- 06/02/2009
- Pages:
- 320
- Product dimensions:
- 6.50(w) x 9.30(h) x 1.10(d)
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Chapter 1
Thirty years after her death, Idina entered my life like a bolt of electricity. Spread across the top half of the front page of the Review section of the Sunday Times was a photograph of a woman standing encircled by a pair of elephant tusks, the tips almost touching above her head. She was wearing a drop-waisted silk dress, high-heeled shoes, and a felt hat with a large silk flower perching on its wide, undulating brim. Her head was almost imperceptibly tilted, chin forward, and although the top half of her face was shaded it felt as if she was looking straight at me. I wanted to join her on the hot, dry African dust, still stainingly rich red in this black-and-white photograph.
I was not alone. For she was, the newspaper told me, irresistible. Five foot three, slight, girlish, yet always dressed for the Faubourg Saint-Honoré, she dazzled men and women alike. Not conventionally beautiful, on account of a "shotaway chin," she could nonetheless "whistle a chap off a branch." After sunset, she usually did.
The Sunday Times was running the serialization of a book, White Mischief, about the murder of a British aristocrat, the Earl of Erroll, in Kenya during the Second World War. He was only thirty-nine when he was killed. He had been only twenty-two, with seemingly his whole life ahead of him, when he met this woman. He was a golden boy, the heir to a historic earldom and one of Britain's most eligible bachelors. She was a twice-divorced thirty-year-old, who, when writing to his parents, called him "the child." One of them proposed in Venice. They married in 1924, after a two-week engagement.
Idina had then taken him to live in Kenya, where their lives dissolved into a round of house parties, drinking, and nocturnal wandering. She had welcomed her guests as she lay in a green onyx bath, then dressed in front of them. She made couples swap partners according to who blew a feather across a sheet at whom, and other games. At the end of the weekend she stood in front of the house to bid them farewell as they bundled into their cars. Clutching a dog and waving, she called out a husky, "Good-bye, my darlings, come again soon," as though they had been to no more than a children's tea party.
Idina's bed, however, was known as "the battleground." She was, said James Fox, the author of White Mischief, the "high priestess" of the miscreant group of settlers infamously known as the Happy Valley crowd. And she married and divorced a total of five times.
IT WAS NOVEMBER 1982. I was thirteen years old and transfixed. Was this the secret to being irresistible to men, to behave as this woman did, while "walking barefoot at every available opportunity" as well
as being "intelligent, well-read, enlivening company"? My younger sister's infinitely curly hair brushed my ear. She wanted to read the article too. Prudishly, I resisted. Kate persisted, and within a minute we were at the dining room table, the offending article in Kate's hand. My father looked at my mother, a grin spreading across his face, a twinkle in his eye.
"You have to tell them," he said.
My mother flushed.
"You really do," he nudged her on.
Mum swallowed, and then spoke. As the words tumbled out of her mouth, the certainties of my childhood vanished into the adult world of family falsehoods and omissions. Five minutes earlier I had been reading a newspaper, awestruck at a stranger's exploits. Now I could already feel my great-grandmother's long, manicured fingernails resting on my forearm as I wondered which of her impulses might surface in me.
"Why did you keep her a secret?" I asked.
"Because"—my mother paused—"I didn't want you to think her a role model. Her life sounds glamorous but it was not. You can't just run off and . . ."
"And, if she is still talked about, people will think you might. You don't want to be known as 'the Bolter's' granddaughter."
MY MOTHER WAS RIGHT to be cautious: Idina and her blackened reputation glistened before me. In an age of wicked women she had pushed the boundaries of behavior to extremes. Rather than simply mirror the exploits of her generation, Idina had magnified them. While her fellow Edwardian debutantes in their crisp white dresses merely contemplated daring acts, Idina went everywhere with a jet- black Pekinese called Satan. In that heady prewar era rebounding with dashing young millionaires—scions of industrial dynasties—Idina had married just about the youngest, handsomest, richest one. "Brownie," she called him, calling herself "Little One" to him: "Little One extracted a large pearl ring—by everything as only she knows how," she wrote in his diary.
When women were more sophisticated than we can even imagine now, she was, despite her small stature, famous for her seamless elegance. In the words of The New York Times, Idina was "well known in London Society, particularly for her ability to wear beautiful clothes." It was as if looking that immaculate allowed her to behave as disreputably as she did. For, having reached the heights of wealth and glamour at an early age, Idina fell from grace. In the age of the flappers that followed the First World War, she danced, stayed out all night, and slept around more noticeably than her fellows. When the sexual scandals of Happy Valley gripped the world's press, Idina was at the heart of them. When women were making bids for independence and divorcing to marry again, Idina did so—not just once, but several times over. As one of her many in-laws told me, "It was an age of bolters, but Idina was by far the most celebrated."
She "lit up a room when she entered it," wrote one admirer, "D.D.," in the Times after her death. "She lived totally in the present," said a girlfriend in 2004, who asked, even after all these years, to remain anonymous, for "Idina was a darling, but she was naughty." A portrait of Idina by William Orpen shows a pair of big blue eyes looking up excitedly, a flicker of a pink-red pouting lip stretching into a sideways grin. A tousle of tawny hair frames a face that, much to the irritation of her peers, she didn't give a damn whether she sunburnt or not. "The fabulous Idina Sackville," wrote Idina's lifelong friend the travel writer Rosita Forbes, was "smooth, sunburned, golden—tireless and gay—she was the best travelling companion I have ever had . . ." and bounded with "all the Brassey vitality" of her mother's family. Deep in the Congo with Rosita, Idina, "who always imposed civilization in the most contradictory of circumstances, produced ice out of a thermos bottle, so that we could have cold drinks with our lunch in the jungle."
There was more to Idina, however, than being "good to look at and good company." She was a woman with a deep need to be loved and give love in return. "Apart from the difficulty of keeping up with her husbands," continued Rosita, Idina "made a habit of marrying whenever she fell in love . . . She was a delight to her friends."
Idina had a profound sense of friendship. Her female friendships lasted far longer than any of her marriages. She was not a husband stealer. And above all, wrote Rosita, "she was preposterously—and secretly—kind."
As my age and wisdom grew fractionally, my fascination with Idina blossomed exponentially. She had been a cousin of the writer Vita Sackville-West, but rather than write herself, Idina appears to have been written about. Her life was uncannily reflected in the writer Nancy Mitford's infamous character "the Bolter," the narrator's errant mother in The Pursuit of Love, Love in a Cold Climate, and Don't Tell Alfred. The similarities were strong enough to haunt my mother and her sister, two of Idina's granddaughters. When they were seventeen and eighteen, fresh off the Welsh farm where they had been brought up, they were dispatched to London to be debutantes in a punishing round of dances, drinks parties, and designer dresses. As the two girls made their first tentative steps into each party, their waists pinched in Bellville Sassoon ball dresses, a whisper would start up and follow them around the room that they were "the Bolter's granddaughters," as though they, too, might suddenly remove their clothes.
In the novels, Nancy Mitford's much-married Bolter fled to Kenya, where she embroiled herself in "hot stuff . . . including horse- whipping and the aeroplane" and a white hunter or two as a husband, although nobody is quite sure which ones she actually married. The fictional Bolter's daughter lives, as Idina's real daughter did, in England with her childless aunt, spending the holidays with an eccentric uncle and his children. When the Bolter eventually appears at her brother's house, she looks immaculate, despite having walked across half a continent. With her is her latest companion, the much younger, non-English-speaking Juan, whom she has picked up in Spain. The Bolter leaves Juan with her brother while she goes to stay at houses to which she cannot take him. " 'If I were the Bolter,' " Mitford puts into the Bolter's brother's mouth, " 'I would marry him.' 'Knowing the Bolter,' said Davey, 'she probably will.' "
Like the Bolter, Idina famously dressed to perfection, whatever the circumstances. After several weeks of walking and climbing in the jungle with Rosita, she sat, cross-legged, looking "as if she had just come out of tissue paper." And her scandals were manifold, including, perhaps unsurprisingly, a case of horsewhipping. She certainly married one pilot (husband number five) and almost married another. There was a white-hunter husband who, somewhat inconveniently, tried to shoot anyone he thought might be her lover. And, at one stage, she found an Emmanuele in Portugal and drove him right across the Sahara and up to her house in Kenya. He stayed for several months, returning the same way to Europe and Idina's brother's house. Idina then set off on her tour of the few British houses in which she was still an acceptable guest, leaving the uninvited Emmanuele behind. This boyfriend, however, she did not marry.
Even before that, the writer Michael Arlen had changed her name from Idina Sackville to Iris Storm, who was the tragic heroine of his best- selling portrait of the 1920s, The Green Hat, played by Garbo in A Woman of Affairs, the silent movie version of the book. Idina had been painted by Orpen and photographed by Beaton. Molyneux designed some of the first ever slinky, wraparound dresses for her, and her purchases in Paris were reported throughout the American press. When Molyneux had financial difficulties, Idina helped bail him out. In return he would send her some of each season's collection, delicately ruffled silk dresses and shirts, in which she would lounge around the stone-and-timber shack of the Gilgil Club.
A FARM HALFWAY UP an African mountain is not the usual place to find such an apparently tireless pleasure-seeker as Idina. Clouds was by no means a shack: by African mountain standards it was a palace, made all the more striking by the creature comforts that Idina—who had designed and built the house—managed to procure several thousand feet above sea level. It was nonetheless a raw environment. Lethal leopard and lion, elephant and buffalo, roamed around the grounds of its working farm, where "Idina had built up one of the strongest dairy herds in Africa," according to a fellow farmer who used to buy stock from her. Idina took farming immensely seriously, surprising the Kenyans who worked for her with her appetite for hard work. Like them, too, she camped out on safari for weeks on end. But then, as Rosita put it, Idina "was an extraordinary mixture of sybarite and pioneer."
Up at Clouds, Idina filled her dining table with everyone visiting the house. She made no distinction between her friends and the people working for her, "including the chap who came to mend the gramophone etc." The gin flowed. She was "always most hospitable . . . absolutely charming and put one completely at one's ease and I was bowled over by her," wrote an acquaintance.
However, behind this hard work and high living lay a deep sadness.
When the poet Frédéric de Janzé described his friends (and enemies) in Kenya alphabetically, for Idina he wrote: "I is for Idina, fragile and frail." When Idina is described, sometimes critically, as living "totally in the present," it should be remembered that her past was not necessarily a happy place. Driving her wild life, and her second, third, fourth, and fifth marriages, was the ghost of a decision Idina made back in 1918, which had led to that fall from grace. On the day the First World War ended, she had written to her young, handsome, extremely rich first husband, Euan Wallace, and asked for a divorce. She then left him to go and live in Africa with a second husband, in comparison with Euan a penniless man. She went in search of something that she hadn't found with Euan. And when, not long after, that second marriage collapsed, Idina was left to go on searching. In the words of Michael Arlen's Iris Storm, "There is one taste in us that is unsatisfied. I don't know what that taste is, but I know it is there. Life's best gift, hasn't someone said, is the ability to dream of a better life."
Idina dreamt of that better life. Whenever she reinvented her life with a new husband, she believed that, this time round, she could make it happen. Yet that better life remained frustratingly just out of reach. Eventually she found the courage to stop and look back. But, by then, it was too late.
When she died, openly professing, "I should never have left Euan," she had a photograph of him beside her bed. Thirty years after that first divorce she had just asked that one of her grandsons—through another marriage—bear his name. Her daughter, the boy's mother, who had never met the ex-husband her mother was talking about, obliged.
At the end of her life, Idina had clearly continued to love Euan Wallace deeply. Yet she had left him. Why?
The question would not leave me.
From the Hardcover edition.
Meet the Author
Frances Osborne was born in London and studied philosophy and modern languages at Oxford University. She is the author of Lilla's Feast. Her articles have appeared in The Daily Telegraph, The Times, The Independent, the Daily Mail, and Vogue. She lives in London with her husband, a Member of Parliament, and their two children.
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The writing, coming from an English major, from one of England's finest institutions, was shockingly poor. The book was a satisfying airplane book. It rounded out the edges from a familiar upper crust society, decadent with morals, self-absorption, entitlement and grandiosity. Their meaningless and purposeless lives, heavy in judgement and criticism of others that they thought less of, their sense of entitlement to all good things, left me cold. I found The Bolter less than a sympathetic character. She made bad decisions, used people relentlessly, lacked depth and insight into her own behavior and actions, and was not at all surprised by her deserving reputation, her loneliness, loss and abandonment at the end of her life.
Osborne's book, in which she gathers the viewpoints of two branches of the family that haven't had contact in nearly a half-century, points out a few notable things about Idina "The Bolter" Sackville that the novels she inspired or the previous chronicles of her life apparently skimmed: her early life affected her later years. She grew up as a child of divorce -- which, back then, was more than just scandalous, it could lose you playmates overnight and force you to endure the whisperers that loved to bring up the scandal every time you ventured into any kind of major social setting. Idina's mother divorced her father to prevent him from wasting HER family's money on his live-in mistress, breaking an unwritten, accepted code among the American and European aristocracy: couples stayed together, even if they hated each other, because marriage for love was a 20th-century notion among their set; up until then, marriage was a contract uniting families of property and/or title, and affairs were just one of the ways couples endured being married. Idina, in a way, had been set up to fail -- her husband indulged his roving eye much like he was expected to do, but Idina, traumatized by her father's desertion, saw it differently. When the divorce came, the husband asserted his rights under the law at that time, married the sister of Idina's own sister's husband (a witch with a capital B who saw to it Idina was erased from her two sons' lives until, one by one, they sought her out as adults in the months before each of them died), which caused the two sisters themselves to be estranged until the sister got divorced years later. Idina would seek love, either romantic or parental, for the rest of her life, one of the few times she came close to finding it being in her relationship with her eldest son, who was enough like her that he was unable to fit into the world his father and stepmother had established after the divorce; he got on a religious kick that made even his father take notice and, ironically, it would be "Dina", with whom he had established secret ties, that would indirectly influence him to move away from religion and into art history. He went to Greece, married, periodically reunited with Idina, and died in the early part of the war. A daughter from one of Idina's later marriages would, ironically, end up having to break off ties with Idina because of the same whisperings Idina endured in her childhood.
Interesting, fast-paced, and intriguing at every turn.
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Frances Osborne has written a fascinating biography of her great-grandmother, the impossibly glamorous and notoriously wild Idina Sackville (uh-huh, related to the famous Vita Sackville-West) that reads like a naughty, often tragic, occasionally shocking novel. (Nancy Mitford wrote a novel based on Idina, called "Love in a Cold Climate" which I have yet to read but I will certainly do so now.) Booze, drugs, sex, booze, obscene wealth, booze, sex, fabulous clothes, multiple suicides, sex, broken hearts, gunshots in the night, lions and tigers and the Mau Mau uprising . . . oh my, indeed. This is the world of the 1920s British colonialists in Kenya – what was called the Happy Valley set, who partied like it was the end of times. If you've seen the film "White Mischief" you will recognize Idina as the character he called the 'high priestess' of the group. She painted her fingernails green, she named her puppy Satan and bathed in a bathtub filled with champagne while surrounded by her dinner guests. She married and divorced five times by 1945. Osborne says she wrote the book in part because she felt her grandmother, who was vilified by the family, to discover "what had made her bolt from a husband she loved? Was there a story behind it, or was it just some impulse, an impulse that one day might resurface in me?" Now that she has two children of her own, just as Idina did when she bolted from her first husband, in effect abandoning the children, this question feels urgent. She does, indeed answer this question, to her own satisfaction, and that of the reader. The journey towards understanding is an unnerving one. Were this fiction, we would be inclined to find it far-fetched. As biography, it is a true tragedy, with moments of high farce. Osborne was blessed with what appear to be boatloads of letters and diaries, from which she has been able to create a vivid portrait of the period, the mind-set, the politics and the people. It is a sad story, but one lived on such a grand scale, and told with such a clear voice, it is entirely involving.
I like the fact that the author didn't try to get you to side with Idina in the choices she made, good or bad, she simply tells you about her life. I love the picture she paints of how life was for her.
This book is an interesting read, and though it began a bit slowly, it did pick up toward the latter half of the book. What I found most compelling about the story is the secretive lifestyle of the Victorian-era English (and the few Americans the book touches on). While I'd always expected those (especially the upper-class) living during the Victorian age to be prudish and the picture of morality, I was stunned by the self-indulgent, highly promiscuous, and morally depraved behavior these "pillars of society" displayed. People have talked about the selfishness, as well as the outlandish and self-destructive behavior of those who were coming of age during 1980's and 90's....but I'll tell you, in my opinion (especially being one who was in her teens through her 20's during that time, and certainly not leading a "sheltered" life) that the latter portion of the 20th century couldn't hold a candle to what was going on during the early 1900's! Those folks took partying to a whole different level! So, if you'd like a peek into the over-indulgent, decadent lifestyles of the rich and famous of the Victorian age, this is book to read.


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The Killing star Sofie Grabol will make her debut in a new British drama about a mysterious death in the Arctic Circle.
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We had a wonderful stay and the home was very spacious even with 6 of us.The deck was huge and has wonderful views. The pier is in need of repair but we were able to load and unload the boat with ease.Kayaks were a plus.Hope to return soon. Kate and company were awesome as hosts.
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The villa has the most spectacular views from the lounge/diner/deck. We had Dolphins put on a show a few mornings, and a whole host of birds visit including Pelicans, herons, Eagles and night herons. Very chilled watching the fish jumping and it gave us the best sunrises and sunsets.
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We really enjoyed our time at this house. The property managers were great to work with. The location was perfect for our vacation needs in St. Pete beach, yet nestled in a quiet neighborhood. The outdoor deck/dock was the high point for us as we loved sitting outside at night, fishing from the dock, and using the kayaks to explore the area. The inside of the house met our needs with the 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen amenities, beach towels, washer/dryer, etc but was not overly fancy and some things were a bit dated. This was not concerning to us as the rental price was fair. The 4 star rating instead of 5 was due to some upkeep needs but it appeared things were being addressed. Overall a great vacation rental for our family!
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Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 298320, 9 pages
Mitochondria Superoxide Anion Production Contributes to Geranylgeraniol-Induced Death in Leishmania amazonensis
1Programa de Pós-graduação em Ciências Farmacêuticas, Laboratório de Inovação Tecnológica no Desenvolvimento de Fármacos e Cosméticos, Bloco B-08, Universidade Estadual de Maringá, Avenida Colombo 5790, 87020-900 Maringá, PR, Brazil
2Programa de Pós-graduação em Ciências Biológicas, Universidade Estadual de Maringá, Avenida Colombo 5790, 87020-900 Maringá, PR, Brazil
Received 5 September 2012; Revised 31 October 2012; Accepted 6 November 2012
Academic Editor: Veronique Seidel
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They're not really sprint guys, anyway From senior Joe Tereshinski III, the most intense of the bunch, to true freshman Matthew Stafford, whose pulse can be taken with a sundial, they're a relatively low-maintenance, low-stress group.
"Overall, they're all pretty laid back," quarterbacks coach Mike Bobo said.
In fact, their one common interest off the field is the least stressful of all hobbies, fishing.
"We don't want to get hurt, and it's relaxing," Stafford said.
Georgia has four more spring practices, starting Monday with its second scrimmage and ending with Saturday's annual G-Day game at noon in Sanford Stadium. Stafford and sophomore Blake Barnes each will get a chance to work with the No. 1 offense in the remaining scrimmages since redshirt freshman Joe Cox had the honors in the first scrimmage.
Beyond that, Georgia will stick with its normal schedule of working Tereshinski exclusively with the first-team offense and rotating the other three on a daily basis to join him.
"Every single day there seems to be somebody new who is stepping up and taking advantage of the day," Tereshinski said. "All of us are biting at the bit and doing the best that we're capable of doing."
Richt and Bobo have staunchly offered no hints about who's making progress in the race or who is slipping out of contention. That's because, they insist, they aren't even allowing themselves to think in those terms.
"Our goal (coming into spring) was not even to try to narrow it down as much as to get everybody as much exposure to what we're doing as possible," Richt said. "I don't think anything has changed in my mind or Mike's mind."
It would be unfair to judge the quarterbacks since they are all getting a relatively small number of repetitions because the team is rotating all four of them, Richt said.
"I don't know who is No. 1 or who is No. 2," wide receiver Mario Raley said. "It seems like it's real competitive because they roll them in and out so much. I don't really know who's going to start."
Tereshinski is the team's honorary No. 1 and has had the best practices of his career in the last eight 11 workouts, Richt said. Stafford is the hotshot newcomer from Dallas, Texas, and he has been very impressive since enrolling early. Barnes, the forgotten man in the race, has had good and bad moments and hasn't been singled out for good play by coaches as much as Tereshinski and Stafford.
The most intriguing of the choices may be Cox. He's the shortest of the four quarterbacks and his arm strength doesn't compare to Stafford's, but he's the most accurate of the group, Bobo said. The reason that's so important is throwing accuracy is the most critical element of Richt's offensive system.
"The bottom line is you've got to put the ball on the money," Bobo said.
The three most important elements of a quarterback for Richt are accuracy, good decision-making and the ability to handle the pressure of the job, Richt said.
"If you can't hit your target, then it's hard to be the guy," he said. "If you're tremendously accurate and you make a bunch of bone-head decisions, then you're probably not going to play. And then, if you've got those things and it comes to the moment of truth, in front of 80-whatever thousand, or on national TV or the first time everybody thinks you're a bum and you fold up your tent, then you're probably not going to be the man very long."
It's hard to determine all those things in 15 spring workouts, Richt said.
"It may even roll into a little of the season before you can really be sure because when you get to the point of who you think it is, and he's the man, how will he handle being that guy?" Richt said. "It's just hard to say when it will finally settle."


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Stanford Promises Not to Use Google Money for Privacy Research
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Stanford University recently declared that it will not use money from Google to fund privacy research at its Center for Internet and Society, according to a legal filing made by the school.
"Since 2013, Google funding is specifically designated not [to] be used for CIS's privacy work," the university said in the court filing, found by ProPublica in documents filed in an unrelated lawsuit.
Stanford's Center for Internet and Society has long been generously funded by Google, but the center's privacy research has proved damaging to the search giant in the past two years. Two years ago a researcher at the center helped uncover Google privacy violations that led to the company paying a record $22.5 million fine.
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Like most universities, Stanford has a policy that does not allow employees to "take money for academic research (or anything else) with strings attached. All donors to the Center agree to give their funds as unrestricted gifts."
Barring work on specific subjects is generally frowned upon, particularly because research that starts in one area can naturally lead to other topics.
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Floral ontogeny in Passiflora lobata (Malpighiales, Passifloraceae) reveals a rare pattern in petal formation and provides new evidence for interpretation of the tendril and corona
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Passiflora lobata differs from most other passion flowers in that it has a tetramerous gynoecium and dorsiventral flowers. A detailed ontogenetic analysis using scanning electron microscopy revealed the following characters: tendril formation starts late, indicating an axial nature. The paired flowers show mirror symmetry, which is manifested very early in ontogeny. Five sepals initiate in a spiral followed by five petals, which are formed successively adjacent to each other. This is a rare pattern and the first report in Passifloraceae. Frequently a sixth petal primordium was found, which never develops and which could be interpreted as the first outgrowth or frill of the corona (which therefore might be interpreted as derived from the perianth). The abaxial carpel forms always in front of the first-formed sepal. The remaining three carpels are alternate with the stamens. This means that a positional change took place from the typical trimerous ovary with two carpels in front of stamens to only one antestaminal carpel in P. lobata. This shift might have opened up space for a fourth carpel. Together with the analysis of other tetramerous Passifloraceae, this study will foster the understanding of flower morphology in this family and its systematic relationships among Malpighiales.


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Mums are the biggest pushovers and regularly pretend to be useless but one in 10 fathers refuse to go down without a fight, says a survey by Lego.
While fathers believe children need to learn the ups and downs of life, a quarter of parents admitted they were wracked with guilt when the little ones lost.
The study found Welsh parents were the most competitive at family board games while the Irish were the most laid back
Also, a third of 2,000 parents quizzed have rowed with their partner for not letting their child win.
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The electric biking in Auckland is a new and advanced way to travel from point A to B efficiently. We have different bikes to suit all our user's needs. Whether you want a small and compact bike to travel around busy towns and cities to larger bikes we have the right bike for you. With our electric bikes you also have the option to change the level of assistance, so if you want to get fit and healthy by only using a small amount of resistance you can, or if you want the power to take you up hills and reach 32km/h effortlessly, you can!
This is becoming very popular method of transport in Auckland and helps you save a load of money on unnecessary expenses such as car fuel and even a car. Even if you have to go a long distance many of our bikes have a range of over 80km which gives you many possibilities of where you would like to travel on an electric bike in Auckland.
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While Shabazz Muhammad is the top prospect in the class and maybe the most college ready as well, he isn't committing during the early signing period so it is impossible to know what kind of immediate impact he will have at the school he chooses. Because of that, UCLA signee Kyle Anderson might be the biggest instant impact guy signing during the early period.
UCLA loses point guard Lazeric Jones, and offensively that is where Anderson is likely to play. The only potential player on the roster who could be a point guard is Larry Drew, so Anderson will likely have the ball in his hands from day one, and that should be a good thing for Bruins fans.
Anderson is one of the most gifted passers in the class, and just knows what to do when diagnosing the defense and how to attack it. Nicknamed "Slomo", Anderson isn't known for his explosiveness and quickness getting into the lane, but he just knows how to do it, and plays slow and deliberate while setting up defenders and making plays.
UCLA has needed to bring in an elite level immediate impact guy, and Anderson should do that. His size allows him to rebound well, his intelligence makes up for his lack of quickness on defense, and offensively he is a matchup nightmare. Overall Anderson should have a huge impact as a freshman for the Bruins.
Another high-level prospect who should make an immediate impact is Kansas commitment Perry Ellis. Ellis is a 6-foot-8 power forward who should step right in and take a starting sport in Lawrence for the Jayhawks.
The Wichita, Kansas native has been hyped since middle school and the Jayhakws knew they had to land him. A solid athlete with excellent skill, Ellis should be the starting power forward from day one, even if Thomas Robinson comes back, as he would probably slide to the center position.
Either alongside Robinson or replacing Robinson, Ellis has the entire skill package that no other player on the Jayhawk frontcourt possesses. Ellis can play facing the rim, can take bigger players off the dribble, and also has the ability to score down low with a post move.
Given that Kansas is in need of some talent in their starting lineup, Ellis should easily contribute right away, and he could be a threat for a double-double on most nights, as some time before the season in the weight room should give him some added ability to rebound and defend at a high level.
The best true point guard in the class is Providence signee Kris Dunn, and by picking the Friars, Dunn should step onto the court right away and be given the ball from day one. Dunn is athletic, has good size, and can score in a variety of ways as well as set up teammates for easy buckets.
There is no player on the Providence roster that can match Dunn's talent level, and because of that it is possible that he receives upwards of 30 minutes per game on the floor. With that kind of talent as well as that much opportunity, Dunn should be one of the most impressive freshman performers in the nation.
Landing Dunn was huge as he brings the type of talent that Providence hasn't had in the past, but more so than just the talent, it was at a position of need, and now the Friars should be in good hands from day one at the point guard position.
In Big Ten country a point guard who has a lot of minutes staring him in the face is Ronnie Johnson. The 5-foot-11 point guard from Indianapolis will potentially join his brother in a starting backcourt in West Lafayette.
The Boilermakers do have Kelsey Barlow who could play some point guard, but he is most comfortable on the wing using his athleticism and size, so that leaves Johnson as the likely starter from day one.
Johnson is an excellent passer, pushes the pace well with the dribble, and has made huge strides with his overall game in the last year. It is imperative for the Boilermakers to get quality point guard play with the impending loss of Lewis Jackson, and Johnson is a guy who should come in immediately and play and produce right away.
In the SEC a lot of quality recruits are being brought in, but maybe none has the chance that Jordan Price does. The Auburn Tigers are an offensively challenged team right now, and Price flat out gets buckets.
The 6-foot-4 Price can really shoot the ball from the mid-range and from the perimeter, and has the college ready physique to make an immediate impact. An average athlete for a wing, Price is a smart player who shouldn't have trouble adjusting to a college system.
Overall given the minutes available and the skill set he brings, Price is someone who SEC fans could be surprised to see put up huge numbers, but those paying close attention don't have much doubt about the impact he will make from day one.
Outside of the BCS ranks, a player with arguably the biggest shoes to fill will belong to Semaj Christon who is headed to Xavier. The Musketeers will lose All-American Tu Holloway, and now Christon will be asked to come in and take a majority of those minutes and provide production in the process.
At 6-foot-2 with elite quickness, high level athleticism, and a great ability to see the floor, Christon should have a big year at Brewster Academy, and that will translate immediately to minutes at Xavier.
There is no doubting his physical skills, and with an added year of experience combined with a huge opportunity for immediate minutes, Christon should have a big freshman season.
Every year numerous freshmen around the country come in and make a big impression. These six with their combination of skills and opportunity should be amongst the group that opens eyes.