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Briciole Restaurant
Briciole is an Italian trattoria, café bar and deli under one roof, in the heart of Marylebone.
The menus are inspired by favourite dishes from Latium and sit alongside other Italian classics and new dishes. The knowledgeable Italian staff are is on hand to recommend both food and wines.
The light open space features the gastronomia section of the deli and the café bar at the front, with the restaurant at the rear and an outside area for al fresco dining in warmer weather.
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Briciole Restaurant
- Address
20 Homer StreetMaryleboneLondonW1H 4NA
- Public transport:
- Edgware Road, Underground
Great value, cute, cozy and slightly romantic without being over-the-top. Food was all delicious.more
Nice setting, but distinctly mediocre food, the highlight being a monkfish 'special' that was some undistinguished fish in tiny scampi-sized chunks swimming in over-reduced tomato sauce with cold roast potatoes and dry rocket salad. Not an Italian that, as an Italian, I'll be returning tomore
The main dishes here seem to be very hit or miss. If you order one of their better dishes, and you aren't in a hurry, you may very well be happy with your meal. But if you order one of their many mediocre dishes, it's just... meh. I went with a large group, and it seemed maybe half was fairly happy with their meal, but no one seemed over-the-moon, and some of us (me included) were...more
Came here Sunday night. It was mostly empty inside, but the few tables outside were taken. It is an uninspiring place with wooden tables. I was attracted by the idea of Italian tapas. All in all, a let down. We had some nondescript cheese with some equally tasteless and chewy salami, followed by mediocre meatballs and arancini. Really rather boring and I would definitely not recommend it.more
Briciole is a nice little Italian restaurant in Marylebone near Edgware Road tube station. I was lucky enough to get a place outside and enjoyed the nice weather over a long bank holiday weekend.
The waitress was very friendly and I could place my order shortly after I arrived and was handed the menu. I quite liked the jug of water I got when I asked for tap water. Unusual, but very nice and...more


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Jewish immigrants from Yemen in 1949 370 (R).
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Since the foundation of the State of Israel, one of the hallmarks
of Israeli society has been divisiveness.This manifests itself in a
variety of ways. One of the clearest expressions is the notion that "group X"
must "integrate into Israeli society."Given that "Israeli society" has
generally been taken to mean "Jewish society" and Israel is a Jewish state,
founded on the legal premise that any Jew or person with Jewish ancestry may
move to it, it is not clear why one group of Jews is necessarily considered
outside that society while another is necessarily considered in. Unlike
immigrants arriving in France who might logically be expected by the state to
embrace "French values," Israel is founded on a religious-ethnic
principle.For instance, Yael German, No. 3 on the Yesh Atid party's
Knesset list, noted that "the exclusion of women from politics by the
ultra-Orthodox parties reflects a thoroughly backward, unenlightened position
and is a grave risk to Israeli society."A risk to "Israeli society"? Are
not the ultra-Orthodox part of Israeli society? When Theodor Herzl came to
Ottoman Palestine to scope out his future state he saw Orthodox Jews, Sephardim
and Ashkenazim. They were here before Zionism. In the first elections there were
17 Orthodox Knesset Members. In one form or another the Ashkenazi Orthodox
party, Agudat Israel, has always served in the Knesset. And yet Yesh Atid, a
party conjured up by a media personality in 2012, considers this group a danger
to "society."Perhaps German has it wrong; perhaps it is the exclusivist
ideology that is a danger to Israeli society.AN IDEOLOGY that includes
its own definition of what constitutes "society" necessarily entails the
elimination, forceful integration, deportation, etc., of whoever falls outside
the definition. Or, as with the attempt to ban the Orthodox parties from
participation, the disenfranchisement of the unacceptable elements.Such
selective ideologies were tragically ingrained in Israel from the early years of
the state. In 1953, the reporter Amos Elon went to Morocco to see Jews who were
preparing to make aliya. According to Orit Rozin in her new book The Rise of the
Individual in 1950s Israel, Elon wrote back that this was a group living "in a
place of stench, degeneracy, disease and perversity." He described them as
rotting human flesh, as carriers of infectious diseases.In short: These
people must not come to the land of the Jews, even though they are Jews. Israel
was to be a fortress for the European Jewish immigrants.According to
some, Jews from the Arab world were not wanted.Rozin writes that these
prospective Jewish immigrants from the Maghreb "arrived with venereal diseases,
to which the old-timers [those already in Israel] reacted with particular
revulsion." Why is it that someone who came in 1944 was considered an "old
timer" but a Jew arriving a mere six years later was considered a "new
immigrant"? Elon himself had only come to Palestine in 1933, but already he
considered himself the judge of which Jews belonged and which did
not.The immigrants from Yemen were accused of selling their women "for
miserable pennies" into "abuse and slavery."Other new immigrants were
said to have "a higher proportion of mentality ill persons than in standard
populations."They were subjected to physical exams "meant to weed out
people who might damage the Israeli social fabric." Dr.Haim Nassau of
Ha'emek hospital in Afula claimed the new immigrants carried infectious diseases
of such virility that they might spread through the air to the nearby kibbutzim
and harm the Israelis.Thus it wasn't enough that the Jews from Morocco
would never be admitted to a kibbutz by the discrimination/acceptance committee
– even from several kilometers away, they could still harm the kibbutz Jews. It
is ironic that despite all the stories about the toughness of the local Jews who
had drained the malarial swamps, they feared dropping like flies at the hands of
the diseases the Moroccans supposedly carried. According to period newspaper
reports, Jews from India were said to have Elephantiasis and their immigration
was prevented.THIS IS shocking material, but it was the national mood in
the 1950s. Those who had just gotten off at the port of Jaffa in 1947 had
already ascribed to themselves an "Israeli social fabric," and everyone else –
some 80 percent of the world's Jews – were not part of it.It pains one
to think of it, but the Nazis made films depicting Jewish "degeneracy" in
Poland, showing the poverty and filth of ghetto life. But for some reason when
one thinks of the Jews jammed into their ghettos in Europe one considers them
victims. Israeli "society" considered Jews from Yemen and Morocco somehow to
blame for their poverty; not people who deserved help, but people who were not
"good human specimens," not "the right sort of human material."A Jew
just off the boat from Vienna might lay claim to Israel as his own, but the Jew
of Yemenite descent who had actually been born in Jerusalem was said to be a
foreigner, who might, if he was lucky, be allowed "to integrate into Israeli
society."THE ORIGINAL Jewish society that was here in 1880 at the advent
of Zionism was brushed aside in order to make way for the new socialist Zionist
modern state of 1948. Subsequently, each wave of Jewish immigrants, all from
countries in which they were minorities, has been led to believe the country can
be remade in its image. And the "create my own society from scratch" concept is
quite appealing; what other country can one immigrate to and become part of a
dynamic community expanding the borders of the state, M-16 in one hand and
shovel in the other? But this "the state is me" mentality also leads to the
ironic situation in which a new immigrant from Boston or Manchester can ask,
"How can we get the haredim to integrate into Israeli society?" The fact that a
prominent member of a new political party like Yesh Atid can petition to have
one of the state's oldest political parties banned is a testament to this
mentality. The problem is that this exclusivist attitude should be shunned, not
welcomed.THE STATE and its elite have never sufficiently expunged the
dangerous and toxic sentiments of Elon, Nassau and others who were allowed to
structure Israeli "society" based on the narrow definitions of their own
German-Jewish background. How narrow? Well, it's like saying American society
only includes those within the cultural sphere of 5th Avenue and who read The
New Yorker.To some extent every society is shaped by the culture of the
elite of the capital city, but is Ian Paisley more "English" than David Beckham
or John Cleese? Inclusive societies know how to encourage the participation of
all, rather than creating "bubble republics" in which most are viewed as
"outsiders."Israel's intellectuals, academics, media personalities,
entertainers, writers, academics and politicians have never done enough to
encourage an inclusive society, and in fact have done much to create a
Balkanized framework of intolerance.Moreover, it is the same "Israeli
society" that bashes haredim for being a "danger to Israeli society" and then
bashes them again for not sufficiently celebrating Independence Day. You can't
have it both ways. If they are a threat to "society," they can't be expected to
wave society's flag and rush to join society's army.America, too,
crossed this bridge in the 1960s, as African-Americans wondered why they were
being drafted for Vietnam but suffered discrimination at home.The
tragedy of Israel is that it was not founded on inclusion. Despite voices to the
contrary, inclusiveness has never been a national priority or value. The
so-called "civics" lessons high school students are subjected to don't encourage it.
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Right up until the point you said "baseball." In the title.
It's actually more interesting than you might think. The Houston Astro's have been a poor performing team up until very recently. They hired a new manager that uses data driven techniques similar to those used in the book/movie Moneyball. Since they hired him, the team's performance has improved. There is talk of him having some "proprietary information" that has boosted the team's performance.
The game of baseball has evolved more rapidly in the past ten years than it has in the previous 100. It is more data driven than ever. I wouldn't be surprised if teams are building computer models of performance that they then try to optimize.


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Both of these compounds are ionic, with a hydrogen ion bound to a chloride ion in hydrochloric acid and a calcium ion bound to a carbonate group in calcium carbonate. The carbonate group is actually covalently bonded carbon and oxygen, but the calcium carbonate as a whole is ionic. Two chloride ions bond to one calcium ion. The high affinity of the hydrogen ions to oxygen splits apart the carbonate group, covalently bonding with one oxygen ion to form a water molecule. The carbonate group, stripped of one oxygen ion, becomes a neutral carbon dioxide molecule.
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Stanford (1-0) at Army (1-1)
Sept. 14, 12:00, CBS Sports Network
Why You Should Give A Hoot:
Stanford is taking its No. 4 AP ranking on a rare journey to the East Coast to face Army. The Cardinal opened its season last Saturday with a methodical victory over rival San Jose State, 34-13. This is the program's last chance to work out the kinks and smooth over some wrinkles before the Pac-12 season begins with a key showdown versus Arizona State a week from now. The Black Knights return to Michie Stadium looking to bounce back from a 40-14 thrashing at the hands of Ball State in Indiana. The Academy hasn't defeated a ranked team since 1972, so there'll be a chance to make history on the Hudson this weekend.
Why Stanford Might Win:
The Black Knights simply don't have the defensive troops to slow down what the Cardinal wants to do on offense. Stanford is massive in the trenches and physical in all phases, which will present insurmountable challenges for Army. If the Cardinal simply chooses to ground-and-pound with Tyler Gaffney and Anthony Wilkerson, the host will be powerless to stop it. On play-action, QB Kevin Hogan should have his pick of open targets.
Why Army Might Win:
The triple-option can vex opponents that rarely see it. Stanford, for instance. The Black Knights want to control the clock and the tempo of the game by feeding the Cardinal a steady diet of fullback dives from Larry Dixon and timely pitches from QB Angel Santiago. Army will try to wear down the Cardinal, keeping this game close until deep into the second half.
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The Cardinal might want to use this week to fine-tune the passing game. Hogan was so-so in the opener, and he needs time to develop better timing with his new receivers and tight ends.
- Stanford boasts one of the premier front sevens in the country. It'll be interesting to see how well the defenders maintain patience and gap-integrity, as opposed to simply pinning their ears back.
- Cardinal head coach David Shaw and his staff recruit nationally, so it's always nice getting a chance to spread the brand to a different region of the country. The program has a handful of kids from the New York metropolitan area who'll be playing in front of a larger than usual number of friends and family.
What Will Happen:
Playing across the country in a game that'll feel like 9 a.m. to the Cardinal can be a little tricky. It's a good thing that Army doesn't have the size or the talent to effectively match up on Saturday. Stanford will bully its opponent at the point of attack, essentially imposing its will on the Black Knights. Although it's hard to imagine the Cardinal maintaining their emotion for very long, it'll only need about 20 points to salt this one away.
Stanford 45 … Army 13
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Delaware (2-0) at Navy (1-0)
Sept. 14, 3:30, CBS Sports Network
Why You Should Give A Hoot:
Could Delaware be a possible threat in the Colonial? It wasn't expected to be, but after two terrific wins over Jacksonville and Delaware State – okay, terrific might be a tad strong – all of a sudden, things are coming together under head coach Dave Brock. Meanwhile, Navy is coming off a strong win over an Indiana team that has its offense going to warp speed. The Midshipmen survived the firefight, and now needs to go on a run with several winnable games – or at least 50/50 games, before hosting Pitt. Navy blew out the Fightin' Blue Hens two years ago in the opener, but lost in a 59-52 stunner in 2007. This could be another shootout.
Why Delaware Might Win:
62 that's how many rushing yards Delaware has allowed so far. The pass defense has been a slight issue, and the D has had problems keeping points off the board, but the defensive front has been fantastic against the run two games in. On the other side, the offense has exploded out of the gate with 93 points and the eighth-best rushing offense in the FCS. The offense has been a machine so far, especially getting key first downs, and it needs to control the clock to keep Navy off the field.
Why Navy Might Win:
Navy just played an Indiana team with a more firepower than Delaware, and everything turned out to be fine. Ten starters might be back on offense for the Fightin' Blue Hens. And it might have a fantastic back of its own in Andrew Pierce, but it's about to do be pressed and pressed hard. Navy was unstoppable at times against Indiana, and while the big passing numbers were there for the Hoosiers, the running game wasn't able to generate a push.
Who To Watch Out For:
Navy corner Parrish Gaines. He's a corner who's built like a safety, but he did a little of everything last week against Indiana with a team-leading ten tackles and a little bit of attitude to his play. The left corner job has been his for the last year-and-a-half, and now he's coming into his own. At 6-2 and 196 pounds he has good size, and while he gives up a few too many big plays, he'll handle the No. 1 receivers. He should be able to deal with Delaware's.
What Will Happen:
Delaware will get its licks in. There will be moments when the Blue Hens control the action, but Navy will take it right back with a long march. Midshipmen QB Keenan Reynolds played too well against Indiana to not let it all carry over.
Navy 41 … Delaware 31
Navy -16 o/u: 53.5
Must See Rating:
(5 Boardwalk Empire – 1 Teen Beach Movie) ... 1.5
Northern Illinois (1-0) at Idaho (0-2)
Sept. 14, 5:00
Why You Should Give A Hoot:
Northern Illinois beat a decent Iowa team in the opener and Jordan Lynch now gets his chance to pad his stats. Idaho has looked terrible through two weeks, but there's nothing like a home opener to lift the morale of a struggling team.
Why Northern Illinois Might Win:
Idaho's defense has more holes than Swiss cheese in the first two weeks and a quarterback of Jordan Lynch's caliber will take advantage. The Huskies will also be able to establish a run game with the running backs, something they couldn't do against Iowa.
Why Idaho Might Win:
Getting to Moscow, Idaho is a hassle and it's possible the travel makes the Huskies a bit weary on gameday. On the field, quarterback Chad Chalich has completed 69.5 percent of his passes for 412 yards and could take advantage of Northern Illinois' secondary.
Who To Watch Out For:
Northern Illinois quarterback Jordan Lynch should have a field day against an Idaho defense that has given up more than 577 yards per game. His dual threat ability means he should gain 300 yards through the air and 100 yards on the ground.
What Will Happen:
Jordan Lynch will perform like a Heisman candidate against this weak Idaho defense and put up video game numbers. The Vandals offense will continue its struggle to move the ball and the Huskies will fly away from Idaho with a big victory.
Northern Illinois 45 … Idaho 7
Northern Illinois -28 o/u: 61
Must See Rating:
(5 Boardwalk Empire – 1 Teen Beach Movie) ... 1.5
UTEP (0-1) at New Mexico State (0-2)
Sept. 14, 8:00, ESPN
Why You Should Give A Hoot:
The Miners and the Aggies are locking horns for the 91st time, with both programs seeking their first win of 2013. UTEP opened with an overtime loss to New Mexico last week, a disappointing start to the Sean Kugler era in El Paso. New Mexico State has been outclassed in both of its games, falling to Texas and Minnesota. The Miners have taken four straight in the series.
Why UTEP Might Win:
The Miners have a couple of offensive newcomers capable of keeping them in every game this season. Texas A&M transfer QB Jameill Showers started slowly last week, throwing just a single touchdown pass, but better days are ahead for No. 1. The running game received an instant lift from true freshman Aaron Jones, who came off the bench to rush for 127 yard and a score on 11 carries.
Why New Mexico State Might Win:
The Aggies begin Week 3 battle-tested, having already faced teams from the Big Ten and the Big 12. They should be able to exploit a Miner D replacing eight starters and coming off a miserable performance versus the Lobos. Without much of a running game, New Mexico State will put the ball in the hands of accurate QB Andrew McDonald, who'll look to WR Joshua Bowen to keep drives alive on third down.
Who To Watch Out For:
Showers has to do a better job of getting the ball in the hands of top receiver Jordan Leslie, who caught just five passes for 12 yards last weekend.
- Someone on that Aggie defense will need to keep an eye on Jones and starting RB Nathan Jeffery. S Davis Cazares and linebackers Bryan Bonilla and Trashaun Nixon will each be asked to maintain gap integrity on running plays.
What Will Happen:
With a game in the rear view mirror, UTEP will play more confidence and consistency than it did a week ago. The Miners have more threats on offense than the Aggies, which will help keep them a step ahead in Las Cruces. UTEP will split its two games with schools from New Mexico, giving Kugler his first win at his alma mater.
UTEP 34 … New Mexico State 24
UTEP -6.5 o/u: 53
Must See Rating:
(5 Boardwalk Empire – 1 Teen Beach Movie) … 1.5
Notre Dame (1-1) at Purdue (1-1)
Sept. 14, 8:00, ABC
Why You Should Give A Hoot:
It always seems like Purdue should be a big rival for Notre Dame considering the proximity and familiarity, but it's been a bit one-sided lately. The Boilermakers seem to give the Irish a hard time, but lose, like last year in a 20-17 fight. Purdue has won just once in the series since 2004, and after a rocky start with a blowout loss to a Cincinnati team that got destroyed by Illinois, and a way-too-close win over an Indiana State team that was obliterated by Indiana, it's going to take a massive effort for new head coach Darrell Hazell to come up with something special. With Wisconsin, Northern Illinois, Nebraska, Michigan State and Ohio State up next, life isn't going to get much easier.
On the flip side, this is the eye of the storm for Notre Dame after a fun loss – and it sort of was fun, as losses go – at Michigan and with Michigan State, Oklahoma, Arizona State and USC up next. The defense had a rough time dealing with the Wolverines last week, but the offense has been explosive, efficient and effective. This needs to be a breather, and if there's any reasonable hope of getting into a BCS game, this can't be a hiccup.
Why Notre Dame Might Win:
The Purdue offense can't seem to find its footing. The passing attack is bad, the running game worse, and there's no flow or rhythm so far. The big issue is third down, struggling like made to keep the chains moving and turn drives into points. At the moment, Purdue doesn't have any one thing – like a Devin Gardner's mobility – that the Notre Dame defense can't stop. The Irish had a nightmare of a time stopping the Wolverines from keeping the offense moving, while the other side of the ball was able to hit on third down after third down and fight back late in the game. The Boilermaker secondary is about to get have a very, very bad day.
Why Purdue Might Win:
The defense hasn't been bad, even with the problems in the opener against Cincinnati. The Bearcats moved the ball and were good on short-to-midrange passes, and the running game was solid helped by the mobility of QB Munchie Legaux, but for the most part, the problems were from a Boilermaker offense that struggled more than because of a defense that couldn't hold up. At some point, the Purdue passing attack should be able to get going once everyone adapts to the pro-style attack, but as long as it doesn't screw up, and as long the terrific punting game can keep the field tilted toward the Irish side, there's a chance to keep this interesting.
Who To Watch Out For:
The NFL types will be focusing on the defensive interior with Notre Dame's Louis Nix and Purdue's Bruce Gaston. Nix hasn't quite gummed up the works to make the run defense a rock, but he certainly hasn't been bad. His worth isn't measured by stats; he's the one everything works around. On the other side, Gaston has done a little of everything with 12 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss and two sacks. He can be an anchor, a pass rusher or a run stopper, and he's playing up to his billing and potential.
- It was overshadowed because of the play of Devin Gardner, but Tommy Rees was terrific in the loss to Michigan. He threw two picks, but he could hardly be blamed for the second one, while throwing for 314 yards and two touchdowns. He's spreading the ball around well and he's moving the offense.
- Purdue needs to find one thing or one guy on offense that rocks. QB Rob Henry hasn't been able to find his consistency, but it's not like he's getting any help. No one's making things happen.
- With the good start from Rees has come a nice first few games from TJ Jones. The pressure was on to become a bigger factor as a No. 1 receiver, especially with TE Tyler Eifert off to the NFL, and Jones has stepped up so far with 15 catches for 232 yards and a score.
What Will Happen:
The Irish will score on its first few drives and will coast from there. The defense will start to look a little more like the defense of last year, partly because the Purdue offense will continue to struggle.
Notre Dame 45 … Purdue 16
Notre Dame -20.5 o/u: 52
Must See Rating:
(5 Boardwalk Empire – 1 Teen Beach Movie) ... 3

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The Long Walk Home
By Tony Earley
Published: April 30, 2000
In the Fall
By Jeffrey Lent.
542 pp. New York:
Atlantic Monthly Press. $25.
Of all the potentially spurious phrases regularly found lurking on book jackets, none should be approached with greater wariness than ''This is his first novel.'' These days, many first-timers have spent years honing their skills in writing workshops and small magazines by the time they publish that first big book; they're neophytes in name only, the literary equivalent of 29-year-old rookie baseball players or children played in old comedy shorts by very small adult actors.
It's understandable, though, why a writer whose closet is stuffed with remaindered copies of a short-story collection would still seek to play literary ingenue -- novelists, like children, are less likely to have their transgressions overlooked the older and more experienced they become; conversely, readers, like parents, love nothing so much as a prodigy. Few writers garner more unfettered good will than the true first novelist, the rare writer whose apprenticeship was spent in an appropriately anonymous garret and not around a seminar table in some genial university town.
Rarer and even more beloved is the legitimate first novelist who steps squinting into the sunlight bearing a work of true distinction. Celebration commences in earnest when the planets align and that book becomes a best seller. Three years after the publication of ''Cold Mountain,'' for instance, Charles Frazier's ears must still be ringing from the party thrown in his honor; cries of ''Bring me the next Charles Frazier!'' continue to rain down from corner offices all over Manhattan. Publishers and editors combing the countryside in that heretofore vain search aren't likely to be pleased that Jeffrey Lent, the writer who may very well inherit Frazier's critical, if not commercial, mantle has been discovered by the same editor and publishing house that unearthed the original.
Unlike ''Cold Mountain,'' which landed without warning, ''In the Fall'' isn't going to sneak up on anybody. With a first printing of 100,000 copies, a six-figure paperback sale and Book-of-the-Month Club main-selection status, it has rumbled into position for a full frontal assault. The book's pedigree and commercial muscle are worth considering here because in its early pages ''In the Fall'' -- which features a weary, wounded soldier walking home from the Civil War -- bears a striking resemblance to ''Cold Mountain.'' Lent's stoic soldier, Norman Pelham, has seen enough of war and hopes only to be allowed to spend the rest of his days quietly farming with the woman he loves. The past, however, tracks the lovers down. One of them dies violently. The dust and sorrowful history of North Carolina settle over everything. To be fair, writers, like explorers, often discover the same country more than once, and it's not unusual for a writer to arrive at what he considered a unique destination and discover another writer's flag already planted there. Still, the shadow of ''Cold Mountain'' is a long one, and Norman Pelham travels a considerable distance before leaving it completely behind.
Outside Richmond, one of the last cannon shots of the war almost takes off Pelham's ear and leaves him unconscious. Separated from his comrades, he ''rolled onto his good side to keep his ear in the air and away from the ground. He slept some like that and waking again saw a girl squatting there beside him, her face serious as death itself and her hands cupping a dipper gourd of water as she asked him, 'Is you dead?' ''
This girl, Leah, is a runaway slave who believes herself to be a murderer; she is fleeing certain lynching in North Carolina. She follows Pelham's unit until he is mustered out of the Army, and then together they walk home to his family farm in Vermont. Along the way (in one of the book's few poorly pitched passages) they marry while ''standing naked in the moonlight in the Connecticut River.'' Once in Vermont, the racism the couple encounters from Pelham's neighbors isn't so much overt as it is icily indifferent. Leah, whose father was the man who owned her, has green eyes and skin ''the color and luster of hand-rubbed heartpine.'' Two of their three children are fair enough to pass for white, but only their son, Jamie, turns his back on the farm and past to live as white in a white world. Jamie's son, Foster, doesn't learn about his ancestry until after Jamie's death, when he travels for the first time to the Pelham farm and encounters his Aunt Prudence:
''The door opened in and an old Negro, a short stout woman in her 50's, stepped into it. . . . Her face deeply wrinkled, skin the color of cinnamon but heavily splotched with tangerine freckles. Green eyes. A fierce head of hair, once the same color as her freckles but now salted with gray. She peered up at him and said, 'Oh, my.' . . . He'd not seen a Negro but a couple of times and those from a distance. He stepped back off the granite onto the grass. 'Excuse me,' he repeated. 'I made a mistake.' ''


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5 Things to Watch for in Minnesota Twins vs. Detroit Tigers Series
5 Things to Watch for in Minnesota Twins vs. Detroit Tigers Series
Entering play on Friday, the Minnesota Twins are sporting a record of 29-34 and are currently six and a half games back of the division leading Detroit Tigers. Fortunately for the Twins, the team they are chasing is also their scheduled opponent for this weekend as it should be a great weekend for baseball at Target Field.
The Twins enter the series coming off a series win over Philadelphia, but have to be coming in slightly disappointed after they blew a two run lead in the series finale Thursday night which cost them the series sweep. With every game becoming increasingly important to the Twins and their quest to get back to .500 and reenter the playoff conversation, games they should have won—like the one on Thursday night—take on an increased value based on the competition level and value of a win in today's game. It will be important to see how the Twins rebound when taking on their division rivals whom have had relatively good success against them over the past few seasons; however, if the Twins want to become series threats, the Tigers are the type of team they must overcome.
The Tigers are entering the series with a 36-27 record and are losers of two of their last three games, all by one run. The Tigers have been perched comfortably at the top of the division for most of the season, but haven't been nearly as successful of a team on the road as they have been at home. On the season, the Tigers are 22-10 at home, but only 14-18 on the road entering play Friday night.
With every division game becoming increasingly important as the season moves forward, this weekend's series is sure to have its fair share of storylines. Read on to find out the top five things to watch in this weekend's matchup between the Twins and Tigers.
5. Can the Tigers Win on the Road?
Certainly losing two out of three on the road in Kansas City by one run doesn't make winning on the road any easier, but the Tigers inability to win on the road so far isn't as big of a problem as we may think. The reason for their struggles on their road is actually related to another topic I have listed higher on this list of things to watch, so read on to find out what that is. The Tigers did lose two out of three to the Twins at Target Field to open the season this year and will again look to rebound and win the series this upcoming weekend in Minnesota.
4. Will the Twins Take Advantage of Avoiding Tigers Top Two Pitchers?
The Tigers feature one of the best starting rotations in all of baseball and could see as many as four of their starters reach the All-Star Game this summer which is very impressive. For this weekend, the Twins are fortunate enough to avoid the two big guns in the Tigers' pitching arsenal in Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer, but will have a tough task in game two going up against Anibal Sanchez. The Twins must take advantage of their chances against Sanchez, Rick Porcello and Doug Fister because it won't be often that the Twins get to avoid the top two Tigers' starters in the same series. Not that this will be an easy task without them, but this is as good of a situation that can be hoped for if you are the Twins' lineup.
3. Can the Twins Contain Miguel Cabrera?
A quick answer to the question of whether or not the Twins can contain Cabrera would be no; instead, the Twins should hope to minimize Cabrera the best they can. Arguably the best hitter in baseball, Cabrera does a great job adjusting to any pitcher and is a handful to get out, especially with the solid protection of hitters around him; it truly is pick your poison when it comes to the Tigers' lineup. Cabrera has dominated the Twins during his career and in 103 games against the Twins is sporting a .325 batting average with 27 HR, 98 RBI, a .608 slugging percentage and a .402 OBP. Needless to say, containing Cabrera is no easy task; but if the Twins can minimize the runners on base when Cabrera steps to the plate, it will go a long way towards them doing well in this series.
2. Will the Twins' Rotation Continue to Pitch Well?
The Twins' rotation has pitched better over the last few weeks and a lot of that has to do with the promotions of starters Samuel Deduno and P.J. Walters, both of whom are starting in this weekend's series. If the starters can keep the game close heading into the later innings, I am confident in the bullpen's ability to win the Twins a couple of games this series. However, facing a lineup like the Tigers is no simple task and the starters will need to make sure they are hitting their spots and not putting a lot of hitters on with free passes when the middle of the Tigers' lineup is coming up.
1. Can the Tigers Bullpen Hold a Lead?
This has been the storyline for the Tigers all year and is a huge reason for their struggles on the road and in their losses at home. The bullpen has been atrocious and very unstable at the back end with closer Jose Valverde. No lead is safe with Valverde and others taking the ball in the later innings so it will not be a surprise to see if the Tigers elect to have their starters go deep into ballgames as much as possible. If the Twins can get to the Tigers' bullpen early and often during this series, it could be their best chance for winning the most games during this important June series.
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i was on high dose perks and vics for years for a back injury.now i'm on suboxone for the last year n 1/2.my back has gotten even worse now due to another injury & i was thinking about asking for the pain killers back.aside from the worry of relapse will it be a waste of time asking?will a doctor do it,& will insurance approve it for coverage? any input please? jeffrey sr.
Once you're on suboxone for a pain killer addiction is it possible to get back on a pain killer?
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- 15 Jul 2010 by jeffrey sr.
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- suboxone, pain, addiction
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15 Jul 2010
hi jeff,are you on 32mg of suboxone ? cause that's the ceiling limit ?? sub with mussel relaxers or anti depression meds will work.but it would take alot of medication.im not a doctor so dont take anything without talking to one.the FDA just approved buprenorphine for pain med in patchs,5-10-20mcg that will last 7 days.they have used in europe for a few years."butrans"
15 Jul 2010
I dont see why insurance wouldnt approve it. As far as the doc goes i would try seeing someone you never been to before that knows very little about you. Cause they just might say oh lets increase your suboxone and thats not what your looking for am i right. Next you dont release info about your suboxone treatment just that you had been takeing pain meds hadnt taken any in a while and the pain has become worse. This should get you where you need to be the way i see it doctors can lie to us so we should be allowed to bend the truth to them you know what i mean.
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