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NEW YORK (AP) - Ryan McDonagh scored 9:37 into overtime and the New York Rangers kept their Stanley Cup hopes alive with a 2-1 victory over the Washington Capitals on Friday night in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinal.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - The biggest star at The Players Championship was not Rory McIlroy or Jordan Spieth playing together in the morning. And it wasn't Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods in back-to-back groups in the afternoon.
CHICAGO (AP) - There was a time when Jimmy Butler was kicked out of his home as a teenager with no place to go. He has come a long way since then.
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, (AP) - Mark Cavendish and Kristin Armstrong will highlight the Tour of California.
WASHINGTON (AP) - John Wall has five non-displaced fractures in his left wrist and hand, and the All-Star guard's playing status has not been determined.
NEW YORK (AP) - Floyd Mayweather said in an upcoming interview with Showtime that at this moment he's not interested in a rematch with Manny Pacquiao "because he's a sore loser and he's a coward."
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Corey Crawford made 34 saves, Patrick Kane had a goal and an assist, and the Chicago Blackhawks advanced to the Western Conference finals with a 4-3 victory over the Minnesota Wild on Thursday night for a four-game sweep.
SALEM, Mass. (AP) - New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady said Thursday night the scandal surrounding his use of deflated footballs during the NFL playoffs last season hasn't detracted in any way from his Super Bowl title.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - On a night when he allowed more hits than any San Francisco pitcher in 47 years, two stood out to Tim Hudson.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - On a day when Drew Pomeranz had difficulty finding the plate, he sure could have used some help from his defense to grind through the series finale against the Minnesota Twins.
OAKLAND (AP) - A celebratory night quickly turned into a puzzling one for the Golden State Warriors.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Eddie Rosario homered on the first pitch he saw in his major league career, Eduardo Escobar also homered and had five RBIs and the Minnesota Twins beat the Oakland Athletics 13-0 on Wednesday night.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Austin Hedges finally returned to the clubhouse at pitcher Josh Johnson's urging, then was told to climb into a laundry cart for his quick ride to the bathroom. There, teammates doused him with beer, baby powder and shaving cream.
SANTA CLARA (AP) - A woman has accused San Francisco 49ers linebacker Ahmad Brooks of groping her while she was unconscious at the home of former teammate Ray McDonald.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) - In short order, the Dallas Stars went from embarrassed to triumphant.
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Former Utah State volleyball player Chelsea Fowles to play professionally in France
LOGAN — Former Utah State volleyball standout Chelsea Fowles has signed to play professionally with the Laon Volley Club in Laon, France, which is located about 90 miles northeast of Paris.
Fowles will play her first match on Saturday, Jan. 21, and the team's season runs through the end of April.
"I'm excited to be able to continue my volleyball career," said Fowles. "To be able to play professional volleyball in France is an unbelievable opportunity and I can't wait to get started."
Fowles (Hollister, Calif.) was a four-year letterwinner at Utah State from 2007-10 and helped lead the Aggies to a 24-9 record and the NCAA Tournament during her senior season. As a senior, Fowles was named to the Western Athletic Conference's all-tournament team as USU upset third-ranked Hawaii in the championship match.
Fowles, who earned second-team all-WAC honors as a sophomore and was named the league's Freshman of the Year in 2007, ended her Utah State career as the school's all-time leader in assists with 4,520. Fowles also ranks third all-time at USU in service aces (118), fourth in sets played (440), ninth in digs (781), and 10th in block assists (258).
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Ralph Anderson died on February 3, 2013 at the age of 69.
He was born on March 25, 1943, in Stephenson, Mi., the son of Ruthford and Carmen Anderson. Ralph grew up in Milwaukee, Wi., and various cities throughout Michigan and was a proud "Yooper".
Ralph was predeceased by his parents and brother, Randolph Anderson.
He is survived by his wife Susan Anderson of Signal Mountain; his daughter, Keri Varner, her husband, Rob, and their daughters Flynn and Kate of Signal Mountain; his daughter, Meghan Poulos, her husband Seth of Austin, Tx.; his daughter, Rebecca Lief, her husband, Joshua and their daughter, Leah of Jacksonville, Fla.; his sister, Renee Adams and nephew, Brian Anderson, both of Milwaukee, Wi., and many aunts, uncles and cousins. In addition to his family, Ralph leaves behind a multitude of friends, students, and memories for the people whose lives he touched.
Ralph served in the United States Navy from 1961 to 1965. Following military service, he went to college, ultimately receiving a Ph.D. in anthropology from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. His life was dedicated to learning, teaching and helping those in need. Ralph worked for nearly a decade in non-profit administration and retired in 2012 after 30 years as a professor at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. During his tenure at the university he received the first ever Patricia Draper Obear Distinguished Professorship and was recognized as a UTC Walker Center Teaching and Technology Fellow.
Ralph was passionate about improving his community, devoting decades to teaching students who would go on to lead many of Chattanooga's non-profit organizations. He was instrumental in establishing St. Matthew's Emergency Shelter and served on the boards of numerous non-profit organizations. In 2007, he was named Chattanooga Area United Way Volunteer of the Year.
While Ralph bestowed much of his love and enthusiasm on friends and students, he was above all a loving son, brother, husband, father and grandfather. He was insatiably curious and loved a new challenge, especially those found outdoors, including whitewater paddling and cycling. He relished the hours spent on rivers and creeks with his AARP (Association of Arthritic River Paddlers) family where he was known for his sharp tongue, and as a C1 paddler, his playful disdain for kayakers. He enjoyed the theater, performing in Signal Mountain Playhouse, Chattanooga Theater Center and Oak Street Playhouse productions and in recent years he began drawing and painting. He was our renaissance man. When faced with cancer, Ralph did what came naturally, learning all he could about this unsolicited challenge and determining how to outwit it. In the end, it claimed his life, but his humility, compassion and humor remained strong.
A special thanks to Carol Teasley and Pat Flowers of Hospice of Chattanooga for their compassionate care, to the AARP River Runners for their unwavering friendship and to doctors Joseph Smith of Vanderbilt Medical Center and Ted Arrowsmith of Chattanooga Oncology and Hematology who helped make the last five years possible.
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hello you all experts on Myanmar..
i am planning to visit myanmar and tour around with a friend for 17 days in january..
i am also hopping to remain on my own for another week and just see what else i can explore but remain kind of local near by yangon area...
i understand that hotels in yangon are pricy nowadays , however i also know that out of yangon city, the rates could be as low as 25 dollars a nite..
i would so appreciate your feedback, and am open to hear any of your sound and informative suggestions...
thank you
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a 3ish star hotel in an interesting town nearby yangon..
hello you all experts on Myanmar..
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Personally, I wouldn't choose to stay close to Yangon for my additional time in Yangon. Do you have the LP guidebook? Browse the book and see where you'd like to explore. There is really no reason to restrict yourself to the Yangon area. You will find budget options in the $25-30 range in many places.
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thank you Kathie for your quick response..
i failed to mention that i would be on the road touring in Myanmar for close to 3 weeks and i also plan to be in BKK for a couple of weeks before then..
having said that i was thinking more of a vegging stop if you know what i mean...
just may be go browse away in a market or the like..
also walk and get in touch with nature..
may be find a place to do some yoga or taiji..hmm
i think you get the picture..
thank you again ..
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not sure burma is the right place to vedge... better in thailand
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There are a couple of beaches on Burma, if that is what you are looking for. You'll have to see if you can get accommodations, as they may well be booked full, and of course, the prices are higher at the beach.
Frankly, I could choose any of the palces I visited in Burma to slow down and soak up the atmosphere. What about Sagaing outside of Mandalay? It has a wonderful vibe, a place full of monasteries and nunneries. I think there are only a couple of places to stay there, but I think it would be worth checking it out.
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thanks Kathie...
i will look into Sagaing and see the possibilities...mandalay is on the tour itinerary, so i will have a good idea if thats the right energy for that extra week..
by then, i will surely be on a lower budget, so i will have to settle being away from a beach !
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Tory coup turns into farce: Millionaire MP touted as new leader forced to declare loyalty to Cameron
- Adam Afriyie, the multi-millionaire MP for Windsor, has said he supports David Cameron 'for now'
- Armed camps of MPs are now forming to support future leadership bids
Adam Afriyie with barrister wife Tracy-Jane Newall
The Tory Party was plunged into a farcical leadership crisis yesterday as little-known MP Adam Afriyie was touted as David Cameron's replacement.
The multi-millionaire MP for Windsor was forced to declare his loyalty to the Prime Minister 'for now' as it emerged that an 'organised' group of backers has called on MPs to support him as leader if Mr Cameron loses the 2015 general election.
Allies of the mixed race MP – who has drawn comparisons with Barack Obama – have dubbed themselves the 'Windsor set', aping Mr Cameron's 'Notting Hill set' of allies.
Insiders said the plans were evidence that Mr Cameron is unpopular with some backbench MPs and a figure 'untainted' by serving as a Coalition minister would be needed to replace him.
The Daily Mail can reveal that 'armed camps' of MPs are now forming to support future leadership bids by Boris Johnson, Theresa May, backbencher Jesse Norman and George Osborne.
But the secret campaign on behalf of Mr Afriyie, who has not served as a minister, was denounced as 'loopy' and 'deranged' last night as MPs condemned the plotting against Mr Cameron in the same week that his promise of a referendum on Europe restored Tory fortunes. One senior Conservative said: 'Oh good. We're back to being the stupid party.'
Several MPs confirmed that friends of Mr Afriyie have been asked to support him as leader – but they stressed that this would only be after 2015.
But with his cover blown, Mr Afriyie took to Sky News to issue qualified support for the PM. 'Right now we're 100 per cent behind David Cameron,' he said, indicating that could change, before pledging: 'I would never stand against David Cameron.'
Mr Afriyie would not need to stand against Mr Cameron because a leadership election is triggered only if 46 Tory MPs demand a vote of no confidence, which would spark Mr Cameron's resignation were he to lose.
Mr Afriyie added: 'Of course we talk about the long-term future of the party and the long-term success of the party, because we think it's the best thing for the British people.'
He claimed the comparisons with Mr Obama were unfounded but pointed out: 'We share the same birthday.'
MP allies such as Mark Field and Eurosceptic Chris Heaton-Harris are said to be impressed by the way he rose from a single parent home on a council estate to make a fortune put at £100million.
Adam Afriyie (left) MP for Windsor was forced to declare his loyalty to the Prime Minister (right)
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forced to issue a declaration of loyalty.
'I want and expect David Cameron, who I admire hugely and support as party leader completely, to lead the Conservative Party into the next General Election and I also fully expect us to win that election,' he said.
Mr Afriyie, 47, vehemently opposed the creation of the Coalition, calling on Mr Cameron to run a minority administration.
He also assiduously courted fellow Tories by proposing the abolition of expenses watchdog IPSA.
Nadine Dorries, the MP suspended after appearing in I'm A Celebrity, said he had 'leadership potential'.
backer said: 'Adam has a fantastic back story. It is difficult to see
how we get a majority at the next election. The assumption is that David
Cameron will be stepping down.
At that point we don't want a coalitionist who has been subject to the compromise and taint of government. There are a number of people like Adam who are unhappy with the direction of the party.'
But his critics questioned his abilities, pointing out that despite funding Mr Cameron's leadership bid he served only briefly in an obscure front bench job and has never had a ministerial post.
One serial rebel said: 'If I wanted to get rid of Cameron, the last person I would back would be the kind of idiots who launch a leadership campaign in one of the Prime Minister's most successful weeks. It's deranged.'
Another MP added: 'Some people don't realise how loopy they look to everyone else.'
Mr Afriyie would also have to contend with organised supporters of more senior figures.
Some senior female MPs will seek to secure the leadership for Mrs May, while Mr Osborne's lieutenants have been building support for him on the backbenches.
Tory chairman Grant Shapps said he had sought assurances that Mr Afriyie would not run.
Nadine Dorries (pictured) is a supporter of Adam Afriyie
Where David Cameron rode to victory with the help of the modernisers in the 'Notting Hill set', Adam Afriyie's team have taken to styling themselves 'the Windsor set'.
The name is a nod to Mr Afriyie's seat, where he lives in a lavish former monastery, but is somewhat misleading since the other members are not geographically close.
They include Mark Field, the MP for the Cities of London and Westminster, and Chris Heaton-Harris, the MP for Daventry who has helped co-ordinate European rebellions against Mr Cameron. Another supporter, Nadine Dorries – currently suspended from the Tory whip – is MP for Mid Bedfordshire.
The MPs meet in London, sometimes at Mr Afriyie's £7.5million mansion near Parliament which he shares with his second wife Tracy-Jane.
One supporter said: 'It's like the Notting Hill set. We're looking at what Cameron and his crowd did before he became leader.'
But the Windsor set lacks the heavy hitters who gathered around Mr Cameron, such as George Osborne and Michael Gove.
The Windsor set is a nod to Mr Afriyie's seat where he lives in a former monastery
And most of the Windsor set have been removed from the front bench by Mr Cameron, or were never given a job.
The 'organised group' of Afriyie fans claims to number eight MPs, but one critic said: 'I can't think of more than five. And most of them are nutters.'
Allies of the largely obscure Mr Afriyie point out that Mr Cameron was little known by the public before – but he and Mr Osborne were widely touted in Westminster as the Blair and Brown of the Tory modernisers for five years before assuming the leadership of their party.
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The only people who weren't on holiday in August seem to be those in the camera industry. It was a bumper August for imaging with the superb Canon 7D breaking cover, while the company's compact range exploded to life with the launch of the fantastic G11 and PowerShot S90, the latter of which was to eventually make it into our nominees for best camera of the year.
Old adversary Nikon, had some pretty unique ideas of its own with world's first projector-come-camera, the Nikon S1000pj. At the same time Sony made further inroads towards some serious competition with the Alpha 500, 550 and 850 DSLRs, and Olympus came out with the E6000 big snapper too. Even Leica launched not one but two whole products with the M9 digital rangefinder and the super expensive, super resolution Leica S2.
Photography was also playful in August with the Sony Party Shot camera shooting module, the dual-screened Samsung ST5500, the full HD Samsung HMX-U10 pocket camcorder, whilst webcams went HD with the arrival of the update to the Microsoft Lifecam range. Kodak also showed that the old dog was happy to learn some new tricks as it set a competition to crowd source the name for its next product. The Pocket Rocket was appreciated but ultimately not accepted.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/07/12 -- The Early Stage Venture Capital Alliance (ESVCA), a federation of more than 150 early stage venture funds, will honor this year's Mobile Cloud 9 at the Open Mobile Summit. The Mobile Cloud 9 are a select group of nine investors recognized annually by members of the ESVCA for their contributions to the mobile and cloud computing industries, and for the role they play in helping entrepreneurs build successful companies. The Mobile Cloud 9 will be honored at the Open Mobile Summit opening reception, which takes place this evening from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. PST at the InterContinental San Francisco Hotel.
The intersection of mobile computing and cloud-based services represents a massive wave of new product and service innovations. The Mobile Cloud 9 fosters this innovation by matching entrepreneur talents with talented investors. They are recognized by their peers as the top early stage investors for entrepreneurs and startups focused on mobile and cloud computing; and as valuable partners for those VCs that want to collaborate with investors entrenched in mobile.
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It's easy to assume that your app will run on a fast and reliable network. The reality for your app's users, though, is often a slow, unreliable network with spotty coverage. What happens when the network doesn't work, or when the device is in airplane mode? You get unhappy, frustrated users. An offline-first app is an app that works, without error, when there is no network connection. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, Bradley Holt, a Developer Advocate with IBM Cloud Data Services, discussed...
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There are several IoTs: the Industrial Internet, Consumer Wearables, Wearables and Healthcare, Supply Chains, and the movement toward Smart Grids, Cities, Regions, and Nations. There are competing communications standards every step of the way, a bewildering array of sensors and devices, and an entire world of competing data analytics platforms. To some this appears to be chaos. In this power panel at @ThingsExpo, moderated by Conference Chair Roger Strukhoff, Bradley Holt, Developer Advocate a...
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SaaS companies can greatly expand revenue potential by pushing beyond their own borders. The challenge is how to do this without degrading service quality. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, Adam Rogers, Managing Director at Anexia, discussed how IaaS providers with a global presence and both virtual and dedicated infrastructure can help companies expand their service footprint with low "go-to-market" costs.
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Cognitive Computing is becoming the foundation for a new generation of solutions that have the potential to transform business. Unlike traditional approaches to building solutions, a cognitive computing approach allows the data to help determine the way applications are designed. This contrasts with conventional software development that begins with defining logic based on the current way a business operates. In her session at 18th Cloud Expo, Judith S. Hurwitz, President and CEO of Hurwitz & ...
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In his general session at 18th Cloud Expo, Lee Atchison, Principal Cloud Architect and Advocate at New Relic, discussed cloud as a 'better data center' and how it adds new capacity (faster) and improves application availability (redundancy). The cloud is a 'Dynamic Tool for Dynamic Apps' and resource allocation is an integral part of your application architecture, so use only the resources you need and allocate /de-allocate resources on the fly.
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A strange thing is happening along the way to the Internet of Things, namely far too many devices to work with and manage. It has become clear that we'll need much higher efficiency user experiences that can allow us to more easily and scalably work with the thousands of devices that will soon be in each of our lives. Enter the conversational interface revolution, combining bots we can literally talk with, gesture to, and even direct with our thoughts, with embedded artificial intelligence, wh...
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WASHINGTON — If you ever doubted that Eric Holder really really hates Rep. Darrell Issa, Wednesday's hearing should put those doubts to rest as the nation's top law enforcement officer accused the California Republican of "unacceptable" and "shameful" behavior.
Holder, under fire from Republicans and even some Democrats over DOJ's secret seizure of Associated Press phone records, Holder and Issa engaged in a lengthy, and often bitter, back and forth during an oversight hearing Wednesday afternoon.
After a long line of questioning from Issa about labor nominee Tom Perez, a visably frustrated Holder proclaimed that he was not going to stop talking because Issa's questioning was "inappropriate."
"It's too consistent with the way in which you conduct yourself as a member of Congress. It's unacceptable and it's shameful," Holder said.
Issa made Holder a top target last year and led the charge in the House to hold the Attorney General in criminal contempt of congress over the "Fast and Furious" gun-walking scandal.
Issa wanted Holder to turn over emails from the personal accounts of Perez, an assistant attorney general, proclaiming that the committee had only seen the "to and from" in the emails.
"Our investigators have seen 34 of the 35 five written emails that violated the federal records act," Issa said. "We have just seen the to and from we have not seen the contents."
Holder told Issa "there must have been a good reason" the full emails were not made fully available.
"Yes, you didn't want us to see the details," Issa sniped.
Over the course of the questioning, Rep. Shelia Jackson Lee interrupted several times to protest Issa's use of a voice recording of Perez, with Chairman Bob Goodlatte having to call order to the hearing room several times.
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Blood on the Beach: Summer Book Reviews
Crimeculture kicks off with a brand new series of book reviews, covering some of the best recently published crime fiction. Read our recommendations and reviews for summer 2016 below.
Alex Marwood, The Darkest Secret, Jan 2016
Review by Kate Horsley
"… it was a lovely weekend. Glorious weather and great company, the children getting on like a house on fire and enjoying themselves hugely on the beach… I can't believe that such a beautiful weekend has ended so badly…"
It's the house party from hell. The cast is a splendidly drawn collection of rich, pampered people who lead disordered lives and who are used to domestic chaos on a grand scale ("His third wife was there the night his second marriage broke up. His fourth wife found his third wife's dead body when she came to visit with her parents.") In The Darkest Secret, Alex Marwood displays her remarkable talent for sharp, bitchy, painfully revealing dialogue, and for creating characters whose duplicities, arrogance and casual cruelty keep us transfixed throughout.
The Darkest Secret is one of several recent novels centering on the death or disappearance of a child. Here, however, whilst feeling the torment and the pathos of such an experience, we are involved much more closely in the corrosive relationships and machinations of a collection of grown-ups who "had their friends coming, and…are not people who like their children to interfere with their fun." Marwood's novel has at its centre the disappearance of Coco Jackson, a 3-year old twin who vanishes in the night from Harbour View, a luxury property where Sean Jackson and assorted hangers-on are gathered on August bank holiday weekend to celebrate his 50th birthday.
The tense, twisting plot is in large part sustained by the fact that Marwood's characters change their stories as readily as they replace their designer clothes. When they think, "we will never recover from this," grief is not, in fact, uppermost in their minds. They are terrified of what will happen should they be blamed: "Everything – we'll lose everything. Custody, jobs, reputations, liberty…" Sean himself, who epitomizes this mind-set, "is already rewriting his narrative in his head." Will the lies and treacheries ever end? As we follow Marwood's suspenseful plot, the truth only gradually emerges. The Darkest Secret is compulsive reading – a darkly, wickedly funny but also moving exploration of loss and desperation in the midst of the most lavish indulgence and self-deception. It is an immensely skillful novel, and one that keeps readers hooked to the very end.
Lou Berney, The Long and Faraway Gone (William Morrow, March 2015)
Review by Lee Horsley
Lou Berney's The Long and Faraway Gone is a superb take on the American tradition of tough, witty investigative fiction. Two separate narratives intertwine, only briefly intersecting but sharing the powerfully realized themes of loss, memory, the search for answers and the guilt of the survivor. The point of intersection – Oklahoma City – is vividly evoked, both its changing landscape and its communal sense of a past trauma shared and remembered, "a small town at heart" where, after the 1995 bombing of the Federal Building, "everyone knew someone who had been killed or maimed in the blast or someone who'd descended into hell to help with the rescue."
The stories of The Long and Faraway Gone are told from the perspectives of two very different investigators, Wyatt and Julianna, each of whom is struggling with traumatic memories that have haunted them for more than two decades. Wyatt Rivers, who more than holds his own in a long line of wise-cracking private eyes, "had yet to figure it out, the central mystery of his life, why so many people assumed, automatically, that he was being a smart-ass. People he'd never met before, who didn't know him from Adam." He is hired to investigate a case that takes him – very unwillingly – back to his home town of Oklahoma City, where he cannot avoid reliving and ultimately investigating the far more disturbing central mystery of his own life. In 1986, when he was a teenager, he was the only one to survive a violent robbery at the movie theater where he worked. Again and again, he feels compelled to relive the night of the massacre and to ask himself, "Why am I still here and all the others gone?"
Berney's other central character, Julianna Rosales, was only twelve years old when her life was transformed by an equally random experience of incomprehensible loss. Having taken Julianna to the Oklahoma State Fair, her older sister, Genevieve, asks her to wait for her briefly. As it grows darker and darker, Julianne continues to wait, but her sister never returns: "Why did Genevieve do it? How could she do it? How could she leave Julianna alone on the curb outside the rodeo arena, dusk falling fast, and never come back? Julianna would never know." Like Wyatt, Julianna is tormented by the thought of not knowing, and obsessively pursues any leads she can find.
The Long and Faraway Gone is a riveting novel – sharply written, subtle, funny and moving. There are answers to the questions raised, but not altogether tidy and reassuring ones. There is no easy, revealing convergence of the two plot lines. Wyatt and Julianna, who meet twice during the course of their investigations, converse briefly, but only to share fragmentary memories of Oklahoma City in the mid-80s. These are not memories of the mysteries they are trying to unravel but simply recollections of intensely felt moments, like the time they both saw the same tornado – in Julianna's memory, "so close it was almost on top of us. It was right there. It had been there all along, and we didn't know it." The powerfully experienced memory animated in this scene resembles, for both of them, their ultimate realizations about what happened in the long-ago tragedies of their lives – something that was there all along, but not recognized until seen in the mind's eye with a sudden clarity. The effect of such moments of recall is to realign facts as they had imagined them to be, allowing them to come to terms with the past and with the possibility of moving on, however tentatively and painfully.
Arnaldur Indridason – Reykjavik Nights (2012, trans 2014) and Into Oblivion (2014, trans 2016)
Review by Lee Horsley
"His thoughts shifted to the Reykjavík nights, so strangely sunny and bright, yet in another sense so dark and desperate."
Reykjavik Nights (2012, trans 2014) and Into Oblivion (2014, trans 2016) are powerful, brooding prequel novels that provide readers with a compelling introduction to the "dark and desperate" world of Arnaldur Indridason's Reykjavik-set Inspector Erlendur novels. The series first appeared in English in 2004, with the translation of Jar City, and continued through eight more novels following (in the main) Erlendur's later career, from his mid-50s on. After the haunting finale, Strange Shores (trans 2010), carried the Inspector's career to its end, Arnaldur took his readers back to meet Erlendur in his late 20s and early 30s, when he's just starting to work with the police force.
Erlendur's abiding obsession is with understanding the fates of those who have been lost, whether in howling blizzards and avalanches or in treacherous terrain of Reykjavík nights. Taciturn and introspective, he is a man of utter integrity. He is driven in part by a childhood tragedy, his younger brother's disappearance in a blinding snowstorm when the ten-year old Erlendur let go of his hand, but the personal roots of his compulsion are inextricably bound up with his stubborn, honourable, humane commitment as a detective to investigate the cases of those who have been "left behind" and to find answers for "those left behind to mourn."
In Reykjavik Nights, Erlendur is not yet a detective but just a young officer working in Traffic. The things he learns as he patrols the city at night lead him to investigate on his own time an unexplained death that doesn't seem to matter to anyone else. A tramp called Hannibal was found drowned a year ago – a man with whom Erlendur had spoken with from time to time, sympathising with "his loneliness and mental anguish" and "the uncompromising fact of his existence." Hannibal's death has been officially closed with little investigation – dismissed as an accident. Erlendur, doggedly refusing to relinquish his conviction that there are unanswered questions, continues to seek the truth of what happened in "the ugly tumult of the night." Was Hannibal a victim of the crimes of "Reykjavík's rather half-baked underworld" or are there other forms of brutality to be considered? Whilst examining the circumstances surrounding Hannibal's death, Erlendur is also pursuing the unexplained disappearance of a well-to-do young woman named Oddny, and as he pushes forward with his enquiries he begins to wonder whether there might be a connection. For readers, the gradual accumulation of details in the course of Erlendur's patient investigation of both cases creates a gripping and affecting sense of how "people could just as easily lose themselves on Reykjavík's busy streets as on remote mountain paths in winter storms."
Into Oblivion, which brings Erlendur's story to 1979, again weaves together the investigations of two counterpointed cases. Here, Erlendur's enquiries reach back to take in the mystery of a young girl named Dagbjört who disappeared on her way to school a quarter-century earlier. The investigative consensus was that she had taken her own life, and yet – characteristically – Erlendur is unable to accept this verdict: "she would not leave Erlendur alone, no matter how hard he tried to push her away and forget the case. She haunted him like a ghost risen from the grave…" At the same time, he is investigating a current case involving the broken body of Kristvin, an Icelandic mechanic who worked at the American military base at Keflavík and who appears to have fallen – or perhaps been pushed – from a great height. It would seem to present "a stark contrast" to the mystery of the long-vanished girl, and yet Erlendur's mind plays over strange connections, in particular to do with the relationship of both cases to America's troublesome military presence in Iceland.
Written in spare, moving, quietly authoritative prose, both novels make apparent the qualities that have given Arnaldur's work its growing reputation. In interview, Arnaldur talks about the influence of the Icelandic sagas, with their forceful, direct story-telling and their themes of revenge, honour and family loyalty. His work integrates a deep feeling for Icelandic landscape, tradition and history with a compassionate sense of the divisions and injustices of contemporary society. In contrast to some of his fellow Scandi crime novelists, he doesn't move towards revelations that detail the macabre murders committed by serial killers, but instead follows the lives of ordinary men and women who have strayed into hardship or danger – the victims of domestic brutality and unpremeditated murder, people who have mysteriously disappeared in the harsh landscape or the indifferent cityscape.


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