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Did -- North Carolina high school students freedom of speech gets squelched.
When his teacher told him could be arrested for speaking badly of president Barack Obama.
-- -- -- -- -- Internet cable while Redmond aren't playing links and we'll let you know it didn't matter not you wouldn't you yeah yeah yeah I'll -- yeah.
I don't know what I.
They hadn't come and that you.
Yeah I'll -- yeah.
I'll read it.
Joining me now senator Roger -- -- involved in that -- incident also with us is his mother Regina Rogers welcome to you about.
Thank you hello thanks so so hunter that this episode took place about a week ago at your high school.
Why did you decide to take the conversation what kind of dialogue had been going on between the class and this particular teacher.
-- she always has opened discussions about I'm like the president saying candidates.
And she doesn't want to hear anything but what she believes and it's I mean if you disagree you get B rated and put down -- I just decided -- finally hit some prefer that.
So one of the topics that was being discussed.
Was whether or not Mitt Romney had been a bully to somebody what he was in high school.
And you brought up president Obama's personal experience that's documented in his own book is that how it played out.
And it would you say.
How he.
We asked if President Obama had been a bully in high school she told us that she didn't know not to her knowledge.
And then immediately she got defensive and search -- -- -- -- So after you got -- tape recording.
You played it for your mom and -- -- but would you -- for first my dad.
And eventually played it for your mom -- what was your reaction because I know initially when you heard the story about -- teens exaggerate they blow things out of proportion a little bit what was your thought.
I was just stunned -- that this was.
-- in in the classroom he had been -- -- for quite awhile now that this kind of behavior what's happening and we did not disbelief him but we just did not realize that it was that extreme and what is your number one problem.
With what's on the tape.
Well first of all don't feel the teachers should have started political discussion if she wasn't willing to -- but sad.
And in my biggest concern is that this.
Teacher is responsible for -- match out and hundreds of others and she is not teaching them factual information.
Hunter she told you that you would be -- would you think of that.
-- Honestly at the -- awarded -- -- fatter because you know I've been taught in my life and nobody can take your opinion there.
-- they can take your freedom of speech and she was telling me just that I can be arrested for slander and I've been -- -- you have to you have to threaten.
The president to get arrested -- and she.
She kept telling me over and over again people were arrested for disrespecting and slandering the president and and at the -- all wanted to laugh but it wasn't you know.
Probably not appropriate but once you have the tape action was taken.
It's my understanding now that she has been suspended.
As a teacher with -- here is the statement from the school system.
The Rowan Salisbury school system expects all students employees to be respectful in the school environments for all teachers to maintain their professionalism in the classroom.
This incident should serve as an education for all teachers to stop and reflect on their interaction with students.
We'll continue to follow this story will have another segment on -- coming up on FOX & Friends hunter and Gina Rodgers thank you for sharing your story with FOX & Friends today.
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The civil war in Syria has been going on for many months, but the use of chemical weapons on August 21, 2013 suddenly caused the conflict to become an international conflict. Interference from other countries had become inevitable. In the beginning the main question was who'd actually used these weapons, the rebels or Assad, but that doubt was dispelled quickly thanks to a media offensive of the U.S. and the UK. The finger was pointed to Assad. Russia, on the other hand, remained to protect Assad. Eventually the UN provided evidence there were chemical weapons used, but by whom they were used was not established. In this tug of war it became clear that the U.S. wanted to interfere in the conflict. A small protest of U.S. soldiers who spoke out against this war was largely unnoticed by the mainstream media, but attracted the attention of ThomK.
Pictures of anonymous soldiers started to appear on Twitter (#IDIDNTJOIN), with their faces hidden behind a written message that made it clear that they were not willing to fight in this war. Besides that it's forbidden by law in the U.S. to make a political statement in uniform, this was not the kind of campaign that helped the government plans to intervene in this new war. Right after, a notification that the Syrian Electronic Army (Syrian pro-Assad hackers) was behind this campaign appeared, claiming the first pictures initiating this campaign, were posted by them. A week later, the first American soldier who admitted that he was one of the soldiers who had photographed himself with a protest message came forward.
In the confusion where this protest comes from we can see a metaphor towards the discussion about who was actually responsible for using the chemical rocket. We see how difficult truth works in a complex political conflict like this, and how the message of a small group of people- or even an individual, can sometimes be received with as much value as, for instance, the message of a government.


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"I'm honestly not sure how Noor will feel when I leave," she says.
She has thought about the possibility of taking Noor with her, if they are able to overcome immigration hurdles. But that may prove to be difficult.
"She is closer than my own soul," Zainab says. "I'm more than a mother to her."
Noor's grandfather worries, too. He is 65 and fears he will die soon. He clutches his prayer beads and watches his granddaughter put Zainab's black flats on her hands and crawl on two limbs inside the house -- it is too much to maneuver a wheelchair in a house not made for one.
Fatima thinks the hardest part will be for Noor to watch her cousins get married and start their own families. That's what's expected of all women in Noor's circle.
But no one in Iraq will marry Noor, Fatima says. She will die alone.
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Noor is still young, but Fatima and Zainab are certain she understands life way beyond her years.
At times, she asks her family: "Why did you bring me back from America?"
It was the trip of a lifetime for Noor and one that taught her family to hope.
Haider knows now, after his brief visit to Atlanta, what life might have been for his daughter. And what it is destined to be in Baghdad.
Zainab and others in the family hold onto a belief, however false, that if only Noor can return to America, she will be able to walk again. That she has a chance to be normal.
If nothing else, they hope someone in America will reach out to them again.
She needs a place of stability, Haider says. "Here, you live in constant fear in your heart and you don't know what to expect."
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I sense desperation in his voice. It reminds me of the frustration I've heard from other Iraqis who feel the United States abandoned them when it withdrew all its troops in 2011.
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Zainab tells me Noor's demeanor has been different since she learned I would be visiting.
I explain to Haider's father that I am here to tell Noor's story. I can take their message back to America, but I am not the bearer of miracles.
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"What do you want to be when you grow up?" I ask Noor.
"A woman," she says. Her aunts giggle.
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The BCN Design Week 2011 reaches over 2.000 participants
The BCN Design Week 2011, organised by BCD Barcelona Design Centre, closed last October 21 having achieved a considerable success, attracting over two thousand visitors from 15 different countries. The excellent results as regards participation, the high standard of the speakers and – particularly – the positive response and satisfaction shown by those attending, all helped to consolidate this international congress as a major event on the international calendar for promoting and discussing design.
This new edition of BCN Design Week focused on the relationship between knowledge, innovation, opportunities and progress, key concepts of the European Innovation Policy, the Innovation Union, a key initiative of the of the 2020 strategy.
From 17 to October 21, businesses from diverse productive or services sectors, professionals and experts from the world of design and innovation gathered once again in a platform for exchanging experiences, to debate and network, which this year will include new activities in order to extend its scope and open the event to the whole city.
In this context, and on the basis of design as the accelerator of the innovation and activity that is essential for transferring ideas to the market and transforming them into products or services to meet users' demands, the BCN Design Week kicked off with two days of conferences at Design Congress 2020 with the aim of raising awareness and reinforcing the vital importance of this discipline as a competitive factor for companies, as well as for public services.
Once again, BCN Design Week featured internationally renowned speakers from top companies such as Microsoft, Oblong, Nokia, Telefónica, Smart Design or Exipple, who talked about the relationship between innovation, design and competitiveness from the perspective of the design of experiences or design applied to mobile handsets, spatial interfaces or ecological design and sustainability.
From the conferences we could extract various key ideas, such as the key role of design to solve users' needs when it comes to design experiences in order to improve people's quality of life. This is one of the ideas raised by Heather Martin, interaction design manager of Smart Design, who stated that "the 33% of chronic diseases are motivated by emotional reasons such as depressions, which proves the urgent need to apply experience design on the patients treatments in order to improve their emotional state".
In this context, Josh Ulm, experience design manager at IoResearch, stated that "despite the market is saturated with products and services, if entrepreneurs focus on users' needs and try to find out how to improve their quality of life, they will definitely find new market niches".
On the other hand, according to Roland Jones, managing director of Experience Design Group, "we are already getting in the experience economy era, which it is ruled by information, innovation and intangibility".
One of the most inspiring conferences was delivered by Germán León, CEO of Exipple, who positioned Barcelona as an ideal city to undertake valuable projects. León also cheered up the attendees to "become entrepreneurs, to create start-ups and to believe in good ideas as the best way to cope the currant crisis".
In addition to the Congress Design 2020, the BCN Design Week 2011 included a full programme of activities. On Wednesday 19 the Catalan company Escofet 1886 was awarded with the Cambra Design Management Prize. The award ceremony, held at the Roca Barcelona Gallery, counted with the attendance of Xavier Carbonell, managing director of the Chamber of Commerce of Barcelona as well as with the Deputy Mayor of Economy, Business and Occupation of Barcelona Sònia Recasens.
The ceremony was preceded by the roundtable "¿Can design help us to overcome the crisis?", where participants performed an interesting debate in which were revealed some of the clues that may help businesses to increase their competitiveness through design.
It is worth of mention that, for the first time, the BCN Design Week included a full day programme focused on ecodesign. Under the name Ecodesign Day, conferences, workshops and awards were organised to provide attendees with the chance to exchange knowledge and learn about the crucial role of ecodesign and its sustainable "rules" for products, processes, environment and services.
Other activities organised from 17 to October 21 are "Thought up in Barcelona", organised by the Barcelona City Council or the Open doors day, a tour where a series of design studios, offices and professional design workshops, architecture and crafts open their doors for visitors.
The BCN Design Week organized for the first time the activity "Guest country", an initiative aimed at generating business opportunities between professionals and companies participating country. The guest of this first edition has been Austria, a country that excels in the design potential of the sector and the projection of its professionals. "Guest Country: Austria" included a symposium organised at the Roca Barcelona Gallery during which attendees could see presentations delivered by a delegation of five Austrian designers and four representatives of companies engaged in the design of the country.
This edition of the BCN Design Week acquired special rellevance due to the celebration of the first edition of the Barcelona Design Festival, a major event organised by BCD and FAD, in collaboration with the Barcelona City Council, that seeks to place Barcelona as an international design capital. This initiative includes a programme with more than 60 activities, exhibitions, prizes, debates, congress, ideas market or celebrations among others.
The BCN Design Week put an end to the Barcelona Design Festival with a closing dinner participated by over 100 representatives from the business sector, the creative industries and government bodies. During the event, Ferran Mascarell, Regional Minister of Culture of the Generalitat, and Jaume Ciurana, Deputy Mayor of Culture, Knowledge, Creativity and Innovation of Barcelona, pointed out the key importance of empowering design within the current scenario of crisis.
Al in all, the BCN Design Week 2011 contributed to the success of the first edition of the Barcelona Design Festival, an event that within next years is expected to become one of the biggest promotional platforms of Barcelona, its professionals and businesses, while fostering the creative and innovative profile of the city.
After six editions, the BCN Design Week, organised by BCD (Barcelona Design Centre), now counts with up to 120 renowned experts and over 6.000 attendees who have had the opportunity to learn, share and discuss various topics that mark the current agenda of the design and innovation sector.
Preparations begin for BCN Design Week 2012
After achieving record participation in 2011, BCD is more strongly committed than ever to ensuring the continuity of this international congress in coming years. To this end, preparations will shortly begin for BCN Design Week 2012, which will face new challenges and new social economic and global scenarios as we pursue the goal of promoting greater understanding of design and its strategic value both for companies and society in general.
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General Information
From its beginning as the Department of Commerce for Southern Methodist University, the Edwin L. Cox School of Business has been educating the countrys business leaders for more than 85 years.
Named in 1978 in honor of Dallas businessman Edwin L. Cox, the Cox School has a rich heritage that began in 1920 when the SMU Board of Trustees established a Department of Commerce at the request of the Dallas business community. In 1921, the Department of Commerce was renamed the School of Commerce, and in 1941, the Board of Trustees established the School of Commerce as a separate entity from the University. At this point, the School of Commerce became the School of Business Administration and the new Bachelor of Business Administration degree (B.B.A.) was approved by the Trustees.
The graduate program at the School of Business Administration began in 1949 with the authorization of a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) program. At that time, students were granted an M.B.A. after successfully completing 30 hours of course work and a thesis. Both the B.B.A. and the M.B.A. degree programs are fully accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International). The Cox School also grants a Minor in Business Administration and a Minor in Business to undergraduates; a Professional M.B.A. (P.M.B.A.) and an Executive M.B.A. (E.M.B.A.); Master of Science degrees in Accounting, Management and Entrepreneurship; a Master of Arts/Master of Business Administration (M.A./M.B.A.); a Juris Doctor/Master of Business Administration (J.D./M.B.A.) as well as custom and open-enrollment Executive Education certificate programs.
In 1965, the SMU Foundation for Business Administration was established. This group of advisers has helped guide the Cox School throughout the years and today is known as the Executive Board. Also instrumental in supporting the Cox School are members of its two successful mentoring programs: the Associate Board for M.B.A. students and the Business Associates Program for B.B.A. students. These two boards involve more than 220 area business leaders who volunteer their time and expertise to students who want to start making business connections for the future.
Cox School Complex
In 1952, ground was broken for the Joseph Wylie Fincher Memorial Building for the School of Business Administration, and for years the Fincher Building housed all activities in the Cox School. In 1987, two more buildings were added to the Cox School Complex the Cary M. Maguire Building and the Trammell Crow Building.
Today the Fincher Building houses administrative and faculty offices as well as conference and meeting rooms, while the Maguire and Crow buildings primarily house classrooms and study rooms. Hailed as one of the most technologically advanced business learning facilities in the country, the Cox School complex has as its hub the Business Information Center (BIC), which combines many of the features of a traditional university library with the latest in online databases, search tools and presentation facilities.
Through the BIC, Cox School students, faculty and staff have access to the latest business periodicals, instantaneous market information and news retrieval services. In addition, the BIC offers personal computers, printers and scanners for students to use for presentations and papers.
In 2005, the Cox School opened the James M. Collins Executive Education Center, the regions premier resource for working professionals and executives. The Collins Center houses the Cox Schools Executive Education programs, Executive M.B.A. program and M.B.A. Global Programs Office, along with the Norman E. Brinker Institute for Restaurant and Hospitality Management, the Southwestern Graduate School of Banking and the KPMG Institute for Corporate Governance.
Centers and Institutes
The Edwin L. Cox B.B.A. Leadership Institute and Business Leadership Center
Paula Hill Strasser, Director
The Edwin L. Cox B.B.A. Leadership Institute (BLI) and Business Leadership Center (BLC) are committed to helping students achieve professional success by becoming more effective communicators and leaders. Established in 1991, the BLC offers M.B.A. students more than 60 seminars taught by business practitioners from Fortune 500 companies, medium-sized businesses and entrepreneurial ventures. In addition to presenting seminars on traditional topics such as strategic communication, leading with integrity and conflict resolution, the BLC offers individualized training in several areas, including advanced presentation techniques and business writing.
The BLI offers courses that employ a variety of instructional techniques to impart key communication and leadership concepts and skills and expose B.B.A. students to the real world of business. Techniques include lecture, class discussion, self-assessments, small-group projects, role-play simulations, corporate visits and guest speakers from the corporate and nonprofit arenas.
Executive Education
Frank R. Lloyd, Associate Dean
SMU Cox Executive Education is the regions premier resource for advanced leadership and management training. Executive Education offers numerous openenrollment certificate programs covering such topics as management, leadership, marketing, accounting and finance, energy and professional effectiveness. Programs last from as little as a few hours to several weeks or months.
Executive Education also offers custom programs, designed to address companies unique business challenges. Through close collaboration among corporate clients, Cox faculty and Executive Education staff, the school develops customized programs that help companies achieve their goals and positive return on investment.
Executive Education also offers the Summer Business Institute (SBI), a fourweek business certificate for nonbusiness major juniors, seniors or recent graduates. SBI provides a solid foundation in business basics, including marketing, accounting, finance, management and leadership. The SBI Certificate provides a valuable credential that gives students and young professionals a leg up in todays competitive job market.
The Center for Marketing Management Studies
Daniel J. Howard, Director
The Center for Marketing Management Studies was created to serve as a focal point for interaction among faculty, practitioners and students who share a common interest in applied marketing management research and education. The center sponsors research and educational programs in marketing management. Since 1989, the center has sponsored the Graduate Marketing Certificate Program, designed to provide Dallas-area business people with the latest in marketing thought and practice. This series of sessions is held on Monday nights throughout the school year.
The Caruth Institute for Entrepreneurship
Jerry F. White, Director
Since its founding more than three decades ago, the Caruth Institute has continuously developed innovative courses and programs to help individuals keep pace with the dynamic, rapidly changing field of entrepreneurship. The institute currently offers more than 18 custom-designed courses to give students the skills and knowledge necessary to launch and manage successful entrepreneurial ventures. Courses cover a range of topics, including starting a business, venture financing and law of financial transactions for entrepreneurs.
In addition to its academic courses, the institute has created a number of unique programs that enable students to experience and better understand the inner workings of entrepreneurial ventures. Programs include the Cox M.B.A. Venture Fund, the Southwest Venture Forum and the Dallas 100TM Awards an annual event that identifies and honors the 100 fastest-growing privately held companies in the Dallas area.
The Center for Research in Real Estate and Land Use Economics
William B. Brueggeman, Director and Real Estate Department Chair
The Center for Research in Real Estate and Land Use Economics was created in 1984 as a research entity with a focus on major issues in the real estate industry. It is currently engaged in a number of projects, including the federal income taxation of housing and real estate development, real estate investment performance in pension fund portfolios, database management and valuation in urban property tax jurisdictions. The center also acts as a conduit for research grants and proposals for management programs, which it conducts through the Costa Institute of Real Estate Finance and the Folsom Institute for Development and Land Use Policy.
The Maguire Energy Institute
W. Bruce Bullock, Director
The Maguire Energy Institute promotes the study of policy, marketing and management issues that affect oil, natural gas and electricity. Founded by Cary Maguire, chairman and president of Maguire Oil Company, the institute is a leading-edge resource for energy industry information and facilitates the exchange of ideas among students, businesses, the media and government officials.
Students can participate in courses, workshops and seminars. The institute also conducts research and analysis, publishes a quarterly newsletter on important policy issues and focuses on exploring innovative ways to improve management of the worlds oil and gas resources.
JCPenney Center for Retail Excellence
Edward J. Fox, Director and Marketing Professor
The JCPenney Center for Retail Excellence was created with a generous gift from the JCPenney Company to promote, develop and integrate retail education and practice. Today, the center is a leading source of academic expertise on consumer shopping behavior and the effects of retailer activities on shopping behavior.
American Airlines Center for Labor Relations and Conflict Resolution
Robin L. Pinkley, Director and Management and Organization Professor
The American Airlines Center for Labor Relations and Conflict Resolution teaches students to successfully resolve disputes, negotiate salaries and resolve critical business situations. Courses and research focus on partnering (aligning the interests of both sides), proactive negotiating and adding value to negotiations to improve outcomes. Ongoing research explores the newest and most effective techniques in negotiation.
KPMG Institute for Corporate Governance
Wayne Shaw, Director and Accounting Professor
Made possible by an alliance with KPMG, the KPMG Institute for Corporate Governance focuses on the importance of corporate structure and communication channels in business organizations. Through close working relationships with many companies, the institute develops multidisciplinary case studies and courses that explore corporate governance and ethical decision making, preparing students to understand the choices they make and how those choices impact the markets perception of a firm and its future.
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Alternative Asset Management Center
Brian R. Bruce, Director
Made possible by gifts from EnCap Investments and LCM Group, The EnCap Investments and LCM Group Alternative Asset Management Center is designed to meet the increasing demand for investment professionals in the growing field of alternative assets, including hedge funds, private equity, venture capital, real estate and oil and gas. The center offers courses leading to a specialization within the finance major at the undergraduate level and a specialization within the finance concentration at the graduate level. The courses also prepare students for the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) professional designation.


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TAXPAYERS could be left waiting until Christmas to hear how the axe will fall on £61m of council services.
Oxfordshire County Council leader Ian Hudspeth fears the Government may wait until mid- to late-December to announce its funding for County Hall.
Last year, the local government grant settlement was unveiled on December 19, leaving council staff three working days before the holidays to start number-crunching.
The council recently announced it would have to save an extra £61m in response to the Chancellor's spending review, which slashed council budgets by 10 per cent.
Finance bosses have already made or committed to savings of £201m.
Funding for councils is set out every year in the Chancellor's autumn statement, but Mr Hudspeth said he had concerns about the timing of the announcement.
The Conservative said: "The rumours that are flying around from various different sources are saying the autumn statement may well be a winter statement.
"Last year Eric [Pickles, Local Government Secretary] was saying we may have to wait until Father Christmas's sleighbells were ringing, and it may be the same again this year.
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Last year's budget-setting process had to identify £43m of savings over the next four years.
Mr Hudspeth said: "Our assumptions are normally reasonably accurate.
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"The bottom line is we know roughly that it will be £61m. The difficulty is with some of the grants coming out in January."
He said he had spoken to the Mr Pickles.
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Mr Hudspeth added: "We have seen that it's possible for the council to underestimate the impact of changes.
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Posted: Thu Nov 6th, 2008 04:35 pm |
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jeffand Member
I really enjoyed these 3 books. Has anyone else read them? I recommend them to all Civil War Buffs! Last edited on Thu Nov 6th, 2008 04:36 pm by jeffand |
Posted: Thu Nov 6th, 2008 11:42 pm |
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Doc C Member
Not bad what ifs. Doc C |
Posted: Fri Nov 7th, 2008 01:23 am |
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CleburneFan Member
I picked up the paperbook version of "Gettysburg" by Gingrich not realizing it was an alternative history. When I realized it, I pitched the book. It's just me. I prefer to read "real" history or historical fiction, but alternative history is a genre that just doesn't interest me much. |
Posted: Fri Nov 7th, 2008 05:28 am |
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susansweet Member
I am with you Fan. I mainly like to read history. If I read fiction it is usually mysteries. I have read a few historical fiction but what if's don't interest me. Susan |
Posted: Sat Nov 8th, 2008 12:14 am |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
I personally loved the Gingrich trilogy. But then I think alt-history is one of the most interesting genres to explore. There's also a series entitled "the Lost Regiment" written by his co-writer William R. Forstchen that is also really good. It centers around a regiment of union troops who are transported through a space/time rift to a planet populated by decedents of other people from different periods in time who have also been snatched away. Oh yeah...the planets native population are these giant, warlike, nomadic creatures known collectively as the Horde who have a taste for Humans. 9 books in all tell the story of how this out of place regiment of Yankees help the displaced people of this alien world organize and fight for freedom against the Horde. I know it sounds pretty far fetched but trust me this series is well written and action packed. And it is currently being made into a feature film from paramount studios! http://www.forstchen.com/ Last edited on Sat Nov 8th, 2008 12:27 am by Captain Crow |
Posted: Sat Nov 8th, 2008 12:27 am |
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izzy Member
You're quite a SciFi fan. I have never heard of the series, The Lost Regiment. I read a scifi book, The Doomfarers of Coramonde by Brian Daley years ago. It's about some Viet Nam soldiers getting transported into a fantasy land. I've never run across Civil War era soldiers being woven into a scifi novel. |
Posted: Sat Nov 8th, 2008 12:31 am |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
trust me on this one izzy...these are some darn good books. This guy has a solid historical background(PHD in history from Purdue)so his research isn't your typical slap-dash fiction writer fare. These books are more like Civil war fiction with a sci-fi element. |
Posted: Sat Nov 8th, 2008 12:40 am |
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izzy Member
I just checked out the website you posted. Interesting. He has written a whole lot of books! I see that he is from my area, Western NC. I am surprised that I have not heard of him through the local grapevine. I think I will look into The Lost Regiment series. |
Posted: Sat Nov 8th, 2008 01:47 am |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
I hope you enjoy it izz! those are some of my favorite books fiction or no. |
Posted: Sat Nov 8th, 2008 10:52 am |
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I liked Gingrich's books (I din't tihink I would but hell I got them as a gift..).. I thought they started getting somewhat stretched towards the end..but it did keep my interest as it played a few of the more interesting "what ifs" and then opened up a whole new scenario... ken |
Posted: Sat Nov 8th, 2008 10:11 pm |
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Doc C Member
Ran into Newt a couple of times while out to dinner at DC/Virginia restaurants. Wish I'd read his books prior to the meeting to be able to compliment him. Doc C |
Posted: Sat Nov 8th, 2008 11:54 pm |
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ole Member
Although I'm reasonably certain that Newt's books make fine reading, I make it a point to avoid alternative speculation. Just the facts, ma'am. Just the facts. ole |
Posted: Sun Nov 9th, 2008 05:16 pm |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
To each his own I always say. Alt-history is just escapism with a reality twist. Some Love it, some hate it, some are indifferent. As far as straight history goes I've found to a large extent it all depends on who's "facts" you prefer. Most people tend to filter out those bits of information that don't prop up their biases or theories anyway so what's wrong with a bit of fanciful speculation that is at least clearly meant as such.I love this emoticon by the way...... Last edited on Sun Nov 9th, 2008 05:22 pm by Captain Crow |
Posted: Wed Nov 12th, 2008 02:26 am |
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I'm w/ Susan, Ole & Fan. I avoid alternate history & what ifs. That said I keep hearing how good the trilogy is and that I should read it. I'm holding out as long as possible but one day I may succumb to the dark side. |
Posted: Wed Nov 12th, 2008 08:15 am |
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ole Member
What you said, Johan. Get enough "what if" right here. I don't have to go out and buy it. (Although I hear that he and his ghost-writer really put together a good book.) |
Posted: Thu Jan 22nd, 2009 02:37 am |
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gettysburgerrn:I liked Gingrich's books (I din't tihink I would but hell I got them as a gift..).. I thought they started getting somewhat stretched towards the end I am in total agreement, gettysburgerrn. However, I would go further than you by stating I ended up thoroughly intellectually insulted by its hypothesis near the end. Now, let me say that I have a degree of admiration for the author. Not to be political at all here, I disagree with many of the mans ideas, but I generally believe him to be one of the more brilliant individuals who influences policy in Washington. I spotted the opening book in his trilogy "gettysburg", at a bookstore and bought it to read on a trip I was taking. My reaction to the book was mixed, I believe it had a few interesting points, it was well written, and I could see where he rationalized the plot. Not to say I was in agreement with many of his assertions, but at least I could see where he was coming from. Suffice to say, it was downhill for me from then on. I will not ruin any plot details for any who might want to read this series, but I will bring up one proposterous and insulting assertion made in the latter stages-that western federal soldiers were superior to their eastern counterparts. That idea, taken alone, would have been enough for me to dismiss the latter books, but taken along with the latters hypothesis (apart from the seize of washington, which was not really outlandish) of events following gettysburg-well, not so good. Sorry, I realize that some on this thread are proponents of the series. That is fine, perhaps my language is too strong in condemning the series. Every one is different, "different strokes, for different folks" as it were. It could be that you might enjoy the read. It is alternate history, after all, and none can say with certainty that events might have unfolded as Gingrich summises. I can only say for myself, however, that I hated them-I hated them so very, very much. I finsihed reading them only because I had already bought the last two and felt compelled to "get my moneys worth" before trading them at a paperback exchange store. |
Posted: Fri Feb 27th, 2009 01:51 am |
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Newt should stick to politics |
Posted: Tue Mar 3rd, 2009 07:26 pm |
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The first volume covers the battle of Gettysburg, though with strategic maneuvers beyond anything contemplated by the actual participants. Like any successful counterfactual history, the authors are careful in their initial changes - in fact, most readers will not even be aware of the changes in the battle to after the end of the first day's fighting, but by this point many small changes have already occurred - enough changes in fact to lead Lee to a strategic masterstroke on a par with Jackson's Chancellorsville march. From here the story rapidly diverges from what we know as history, but never beyond possibility, and it's amusing to see various participants like Sykes, Sickles, Joshua Chamberlain and others perform in this parallel universe. The battles scenes are excellent and provide a closeup look at the experience of individual troops. They note often how the opposing sides would arrange unofficial truces when the battles end. You'll probably suspect that the climactic battle of the second book won't resolve everything since there's still that third volume! But that never subtracts from the tension & suspense of these books. Great history - my only regret is that Gingrich didn't start writing novels earlier, rather than spending so much time fighting other battles in Congress. One small annoyance is the tendency of the authors to put anachronistic quotes in the mouths of their actors. The most prominent one was during a race between the armies towards the coast in which a general remarks "let the man on the farthest edge of the flanking troops touch the sea with his sleeve" - a statement actually made 50 years later by a German general during their flanking attack through Belgium. There are several more of these pillaged pedantries scattered thru the books, but their effect is minimal. ____________________ steve http://cascoly.com/civilwar.asp history book reviews & cw trivia games |
Posted: Sat Apr 10th, 2010 11:39 pm |
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I am a BIG fan of Newts in other areas but his book here blows chunks of moose crap. I mean it is VILE. In order to make his Book counter factual he has to do something that NO Good historian should ever do. Newt changes the character and professional abilities of one of the most Underated Union Generals ever... George G meade. in his Book he actuallys has Meade cowering in terror while his HQ at GB ( lecister House) is under attack. Ok lets be fair Meade was NO Grant or Lee. He was proabaly as good as Jackson and sherman. But no matter how you feel about Meade to have his cower in fear.... is Just a real Low blow... and a direct attack on his character. |
Posted: Mon Apr 12th, 2010 06:00 pm |
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ole Member
I'm also a fan of Newt, but I won't read "his" alternate history books. I don't have enough time to read real history, let alone some speculation on what might have been. |
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