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The Sail Also Rises Hemingway's Boat: Everything He Loved in Life, and Lost, 1934–1961
By Paul Hendrickson (The Bodley Head 534pp £20)
Ernest Hemingway's troubled psyche, terse prose style and macho antics have been so thoroughly anatomised by a legion of biographers that yet another life of the man would seem to be utterly superfluous. It is to Paul Hendrickson's immense credit, therefore, that he has hit upon a novel way of looking at Hemingway by writing a history of Pilar, the boat upon which the Nobel Prize winner spent a significant portion of his adult life.
Hendrickson ambitiously claims that his aim is to try to lock together the words 'Hemingway' and 'boat' in the same way that the locked-together and equally American words 'DiMaggio' and 'bat,' or 'Satchmo' and 'horn,' will quickly mean something in the minds of most people, at least of a certain age.
He succeeds admirably. No one reading this book will ever be able to think of Hemingway again without picturing him standing on Pilar's flying bridge or wrestling with giant blue marlin from its fighting chair. Time and again, Hemingway took to his boat to escape the pressures of marriage, fame and fatherhood, spending long periods trawling the waters of the Caribbean in search of ever larger fish. It proved his existential lifeboat, the perfect vessel for playing out his complex, ferocious inner dramas.
ing the 1930s, it was most inextricably entwined with his years in Cuba, where he moved to his famous Finca Vigía estate in 1939 and lived for the next two decades. It was here, often on the boat itself, that Hemingway created some of his most notorious books, including Across the River and into the Trees, which was so reviled by New York critics that Hemingway openly fantasised about murdering them all with the Thompson sub-machine gun he kept aboard Pilar to slaughter sharks. It was also the source of the novella that bagged him both the Pulitzer and Nobel Prizes, The Old Man and the Sea.
Hendrickson, a veteran Washington Post reporter whose fine The Living and the Dead memorably depicted Vietnamera America, has created a richly nuanced portrait of Hemingway that charts a course between hagiography and hatchet job. Certainly, there is a lot here that is distasteful. In 1935, while working on an article for Esquire, Hemingway was forced to substitute the word 'illegitimate' for 'bastard'. Papa could prove to be a right illegitimate himself. When his youngest son, Gregory, suggested that his arrest on a morals charge – the day after which his mother, Pauline, died – 'wasn't so bad', Hemingway reportedly replied to his deeply troubled son: 'No? Well, it killed mother.' When asked by his publisher Charles Scribner to blurb James Jones's much-lauded From Here to Eternity, Hemingway's response made it clear that there was only room for one captain on the bridge of American letters:
I hope he kills himself as soon as it does not damage his or your sales. If you give him a literary tea you might ask him to drain a bucket of snot and then suck the puss [sic] out of a dead nigger's ear.
Pilar became a place for Hemingway to prove his masculinity, one every bit as intense as the bullfighting arena or the plains of Africa. Friends who thought they were going on a pleasant outing could find themselves engaged in bloody struggles. Hemingway once shot himself in the leg while wrestling with a shark he'd pulled aboard, then wrote a memorable essay about it. After the poet Archibald MacLeish failed to reel in a big fish, a furious Hemingway grabbed the boat's shotgun and began to kill seabirds. 'Ernest took to shooting terns,' the poet reported, 'taking one on one barrel and the grieving mate on the other.' Woe to anyone who insulted his prowess, like the poor sod in
Hemingway bought the thirty-eightfoot, dual-engine Pilar in 1934, just as his fame was solidifying and, in the view of many critics, he was also losing his grip on the astonishing talent that had allowed him to create The Sun Also Rises, A Farewell to Arms and many of his fine Nick Adams stories. From the moment it set sail, Pilar was meant to be redemptive. 'A man who let his own insides get eaten out by the diseases of fame,' Hendrickson writes, 'had dreamed new books on this boat.'
Although Hemingway owned Pilar during his residency in Key West dur-
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Bimini who was almost beaten to death by Papa after calling him a 'phony' and a 'faker'. During the Second World War, Hemingway had Pilar heavily armed so he could spend long days searching for U-boats. His inability to engage the Germans in what would have almost certainly been a suicidal attack proved one of his life's biggest disappointments.
Hendrickson makes clear, however, that Hemingway's behaviour often sprang from his anguished sense that the miraculous talent that allowed him to write The Sun Also Rises in eight weeks was drifting inexorably away. 'He led a life of action in the physical world, all right,' the author writes. 'But underneath that was a bookish man in glasses trying to get his work done, and finding it harder with each passing year.' As Melville taught us, no fish is big enough to stand in for a man's anguished soul.
Hemingway's Boat loses some of its steam when it digresses to provide lengthy portraits of Arnold Samuelson and Walter Houk, two marginal characters who worked on Pilar for short periods. There is nothing digressive, however, about Hendrickson's extended portrayal of Hemingway's youngest son, Gregory, known to his father as Gigi. Described as 'a medical doctor, a semi-secret crossdresser, a manic-depressive, an alcoholic, a largely neglectful father of eight' and 'a very loving man', Gigi was a walking, talking rebuttal to every macho posture his father adopted. Although Hemingway was capable of epic rage at his son, especially when he did things like steal Mary Hemingway's expensive French knickers, he also showed flashes of tenderness and understanding. Not that it mattered in the end. After undergoing surgery that transformed him from Gregory to Gloria in 1995, the youngest Hemingway child slipped into insanity and destitution, at one point landing in jail for signing his name in all the copies of his father's books in a public library. He died in a Florida women's prison a few years later.
Given the intensity of Hemingway's connection to his boat, it seems fitting that his last two forlorn years were spent landlocked in arid Idaho, where he slipped further into the depression that was to cause him to turn the shotgun on himself on a Sunday morning in July 1961. Sharks, marlins, seabirds and Nazis were no longer sufficient targets. The time had come for Hemingway to kill the prey he seems always to have been pursuing. To order this book for £16, see the Literary Review Bookshop on page 36
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Unhappy with Larry Amateurs in Eden: The Story of a Bohemian Marriage –
ancy and Lawrence Durrell
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(Virago 328pp £25)
When Thackeray observed of Becky Sharp and her associates that he liked 'all those Bohemian people', he was following a definition first minted at the turn of the nineteenth century. To Henri Murger, author of the genreauthenticating Scènes de la vie de bohème (1847–9), and to Thackeray himself, in an early sketch like 'The Artists', a 'bohemian' was a dispossessed chancer, living on the outermost margins of respectable society, short on cash, getting by on native guile. The bohemianism practised by Nancy Myers in her marriage to the novelist Lawrence Durrell, on the other hand, seems to have consisted of having your cake and eating it. Each had a small private income. Both were able to make use of agreeable bolt holes on Greek islands and in Parisian apartment blocks. Like George Orwell, officially 'down and out' in late 1920s Paris but with a maternal aunt living a few streets away, help was always at hand if required.
To make this distinction is not to jib at the career-path that Nancy and 'Larry' chose for themselves in the 1930s on procedural or even moral grounds, but simply to note that if you are going to use an adjective like 'bohemian' in the subtitle of a book about prewar literary life, then it helps to define your terms. Nancy Myers was born in 1912, in what seem to have been rather curious circumstances: her father was a supposedly prosperous Eastbourne dentist, her mother a retired ladies' companion with a thoroughly exalted, though ultimately bogus, sense of her social position. Family myths and legends abounded, and there was a mysterious removal to downmarket Lincolnshire in 1917, where genteel economising seems to have been the order of the day. Mrs Myers, who fought a long and unsuccessful battle to transform her only child into 'an ideal daughter', was remembered by the object of these attentions as
'just a rather silly and unhappy woman'.
Escaping to London in her late teens, Nancy found a berth at the Slade art school until the funds ran out. A cousin's legacy that could have underwritten further studies was, for some reason, not handed over until her twenty-first birthday. By this stage, having got through a succession of consistently rackety boyfriends, she had fallen in with Larry, then working for a Leytonstone estate agent but keen to pursue a more adventurous life. After first lodging with the multitudinous Durrell clan on the south coast – here Joanna Hodgkin fills in the background with extracts from Gerald's My Family and Other Animals – the young couple followed their relatives to Corfu, before moving on to Paris, where Larry could pursue his hero-worshipping relationship with the American novelist Henry Miller, whose Tropic of Cancer (1934) was a decisive influence on his third novel, The Black Book (1938).
And what about Nancy? Existing accounts of the gay old expatriate-boho life enjoyed by Miller and his mistress Anaïs Nin in the Fourteenth Arrondissement invariably portray her as a quiet, selfeffacing presence in the corner of rooms and on the edge of conversations, altogether extinguished by the personality of f e b r u a r y 2 0 1 2 | Literary Review 11


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8 Healthy School Lunch Superfoods for Kids
It's never easy to pack healthy school lunches for kids. Try these tricks to get superfood recipes into your kid's lunch.
Also see the top natural sources of Vitamin D in foods
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No one said packing a healthy lunch day after day was easy. It's not. You can pack a great lunch, only to have it swapped for junk or discarded in the cafeteria trash. Or you can resort to packaged foods that you know your kid will eat, but which may be loaded with salt, sugar and empty calories. That's why choosing a few cleverly prepared superfoods can be a great way to make sure your kid is getting the nutrients he needs and in a form he'll eat.
We came up with a few ideas, starting with The Daily Green's Superfood Index of vitamin-rich foods, and then came up with a few creative recipes that might entice your kid.
Carrots are the No. 1 kid-friendly source of vitamin A and beta carotene, two essential nutrients for strong vision in the classroom, strong bones on the playground and a strong immune system for the crowded school bus. Carrots are also a top source of lycopene, a disease-fighting phytonutrient.
The good news is that kids will often eat carrots plain and raw. Cut them into kid-friendly spears, or get creative with the cutting board to keep enticing them.
Be aware, however, that carrots have made the list of dirty dozen foods high in pesticide residue, and childhood exposure to pesticide residue has been recently been linked to attention deficit disorders, among other potential health problems. (You can find the complete list of dirty dozen foods on The Daily Green.com.) Buy USDA-certified organic carrots to avoid pesticide residue.
For a shot of calcium at lunch, nothing beats yogurt, but did you know plain yogurt is also a top source of potassium, a key nutrient for young hearts, muscles and bones? The problem is finding a way to dress yogurt up for a kid-friendly lunch, particularly if you're avoiding the many yogurts on the market that are overloaded with extra sugars.
One great strategy is to send your kid to school not only with yogurt, but with some of her favorite whole grain cereals and fruits for toppings. Fortified cereals are packed with nutrients and provide a good source of healthy whole grains. And a fruit yogurt topping is one good way to keep healthy fruit in your child's diet.
Because dairy products can retain unwanted chemicals to which cows were exposed, you may want to choose organic yogurt. Look for yogurt packaged in containers that are BPA-free (avoid plastics marked with recycling codes 3 and 7), and consult The Daily Green.com's list of dirty dozen foods so you know whether to buy fruits and berries with the USDA organic seal.
Trail Mix
Trail mix comes in all forms. The trick is to find a mix that is both healthy and kid-friendly. Experiment to find the right balance for your kid, because it can be a great source of healthy superfoods, like sunflower seeds (the top source of vitamin E), pumpkin seeds (a top source of iron), nuts (a top source of vitamin E and a good source of omega-3 fatty acids) and raisins (a top source of potassium). And remember, chocolate is a superfood too, so don't be afraid to sprinkle a few chips in to make the mix more enticing.
Be careful to buy nuts that haven't been roasted in too much oil (for extra nutrition, you might want to try them raw). And be aware that grapes and raisins are on the list of dirty dozen foods likely to have high pesticide residue levels, so buy organic to avoid exposing your kid to potentially harmful chemicals.
Red Peppers
Vitamin C is a powerful ally for kids trying to ward off or recover from colds. But did you know that kiwis have as much vitamin C as oranges and that red sweet peppers have twice as much of the disease-fighting nutrient? (The guava has even more vitamin C, but isn't the easiest fruit to pack in a lunch, though it can be used in a delicious Hawaiian breakfast smoothie.) Swap out oranges for a kiwi or red pepper every so often for some variety and a splash of color.
Be aware that bell peppers have been on the list of dirty dozen foods likely to have high pesticide residue levels, so buy organic to avoid exposing your kid to potentially harmful chemicals.
Sweet Potato
The humble sweet potato is a cheap, nutrient-dense food that's the No. 1 source of potassium (it has way more than bananas) and a top source of vitamin A and beta carotene, making it a superfood for the heart, skeleton, muscles, eyes, immune system and bones. The problem is getting kids to eat sweet potatoes, particularly in a cold lunch.
At home, you might try a simple sweet potato mash with a dab of butter or sweet potato fries. For the brown bag lunch, try baked sweet potato chips for a kid-friendly snack.
Tomatoes provide powerful nutrition, with among the biggest doses per serving of the disease-fighting antioxidants vitamin E and lycopene. But even if the USDA famously considers ketchup a vegetable in school lunches (we do not, since there's as much corn syrup as tomato in the typical off-the-shelf ketchup), you may struggle to include tomatoes in school lunches.
Try fresh cherry tomatoes, at least while they're still in season. They offer a sweet multicolored burst kids love, and they can be easily packed to avoid bruising. If that fails, there's always the old tomato-based standby: salsa. It's as easy to make salsa as it is to chop a few ingredients, so experiment to find a fresh salsa recipe that your kid likes, then pack it with some whole grain crackers for a nutritious snack. Finally, you can sneak some tomato on your kid's sandwich (turkey is a top source of both vitamin B12 and vitamin B6, and tastes great with a fresh tomato slice).
What kid would want to eat chickpeas for lunch? What parent wouldn't want to serve a cheap low-fat food that's a top source of vitamin B6, a nutrient that supports the immune system, maintain healthy blood sugar levels and fight disease? There's only one chance of satisfying both constituents: hummus.
Hummus can be easily made at home in a variety of ways, with different additions to make it more palatable to a child's tastes. It may take some experimentation, along with the right cracker to scoop up all the nutrient-dense goodness, but it will be worth the effort.
Dark, Leafy Greens
Getting kids to eat dark, leafy greens is about as easy as telling someone born in the 21st century who Popeye and Olive Oyl were. Beyond trying different leafy greens as a garnish to a sandwich and let's be honest, kids know how to remove the garnish before taking their first bite you can try sending them off with some kale chips. Kale is a top source of vitamin K, which is only available from leafy greens, and helps the body repair itself from skinned knees, sprained ankles and other common playground injuries. It's also a top source of beta carotene and vitamin A. Kale chips are a crisp delivery system that might just work. We said might.
Be aware, however, that kale has been on the list of dirty dozen foods likely to have high pesticide residue levels, so buy organic to avoid exposing your kid to potentially harmful chemicals.


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TOWN OF ONONDAGA -- A ceremony was help Wednesday morning to break ground on a new athletic arena on the campus of Onondaga Community College.
The new facility, to be called the SRC Arena, will be used for OCC athletic teams as well as local high school contests and community events. The 60,000 square foot building will seat up to 6,500 spectators and include six-lane track, three configurable basketball/volleyball/tennis courts, and a 5,000 square-foot fitness center. The fitness center, along with a new swimming pool on the OCC campus, will be operated to benefit students, employees and the greater community by the YMCA of Greater Syracuse as part of the YMCA at Onondaga Community College that was announced on May 12.
"The addition of SRC Arena to Onondaga Community College will mark yet another unprecedented milestone in the nearly 50-year history of the college, which now serves more than 12,000 students, including nearly 600 residential students, and more than 90,000 campus visitors annually," said OCC President Debbie Sydow.
OCC competes in the National Junior College Athletic Association. In the past five years, Onondaga athletic teams have captured six NJCAA national championships – 2006, 2007, 2009 and 2010 in Men's Lacrosse, an unprecedented dual national championship with Men's and Women's Lacrosse in 2009, and Men's Tennis in 2008. The school says the SRC Arena will serve the College's 15 competitive athletic teams, the intramurals sports program, and will also host community and college events, including the annual Onondaga Community College Commencement ceremony and Section III athletic events.
"Having access to this facility which is located right in the heart of all 109 school districts within the Section, will not only provide a first class competition venue for our student athletes but will also help our schools save on their travel cost to outlying collegiate venues," said John Rathbun, executive director for Section III Athletics.
SRC Arena is named for SRC, a research and development organization, which paid $1 million for the naming rights. The arena's construction will cost approximately $12.4 million, and will be funded by a combination of the state, Onondaga County, and the college. The arena is scheduled to open in late 2011.


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Rugby stars launch 2014 Dorothy House charity walk
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Former Bath and England players Jeremy Guscott and David Flatman joined Bath Rugby chief executive Nick Blofeld today to launch Bath Men's Walk 2014.
The walk, which raises money for Dorothy House Hospice and the Bath Rugby Foundation, will be staged again on February 1, following its debut success earlier this year.
The walkers will start at Doroth House, Winsley and finish at Bath Rugby Recreation Ground, where they will have a free pie and pint and watch the Six Nations clash between France and England on the big screen.
Phillippa Watson, Dorothy House Hospice care events fundraiser, said: "The Bath Men's Walk was created last year in response to popular demand, particularly from husbands and boyfriends who had seen their other halves take part in the annual Dorothy House Midnight Walk."
Entrance is open to men and boys over 12 and costs £20. All entrants will be expected to raise sponsorship money or make a personal donation. To register call the hospice's fundraising team on 01225 721480, or log on to www.bathmenswalk.co.uk.
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As we inch closer and closer to Election Day it is very -- remember the President Obama is not the only upon of the Mitt Romney is facing out there on the campaign trail.
That -- team Obama has another very powerful force in their corner that of course being.
The mainstream Obama mania media -- during a recent interview with former New Hampshire governor John Sununu.
Who -- in -- Romney supporter a left -- anchor -- and -- rattle off some -- Obama talking points and unfortunately for her governor Sununu was that a set the record.
-- who runs they outsource the zero.
Obama out 0290.
Well first of all the 29 billion dollars -- not all outsourced.
From the administration because you've -- -- A lot of those jobs still remains here and there are and their jobs when you when you do a grant.
And -- governor there are jobs here as well as oversee its.
You're you're struggling Andrea you're struggling.
-- well first of -- first of all of these are competing claims and we will get back to you later all of the numbers.
Now call me crazy but I'm willing to bet that the governor still waiting for those job numbers -- those numbers joining me now what a short -- be a lively debate the man you just heard from Romney some.
-- -- even Juan Williams yeah.
Saying well I thought I -- governor I know well I bet he's amused by the what you got used almost -- finding him dead many years and our governor Sununu -- -- dear friend.
That -- why did she ever get back deal with those numbers.
Now but you know would be an interesting thing was -- she was trying to tell me.
That because a little money stays in the US and a lot of money goes overseas it doesn't mean it's it's off it's outsourcing.
I I think -- the -- got her tongue got in front of her eye teeth and she couldn't see was too.
This thing and oh ouch our -- let's go to look what's part of the hard and the substance of the issue governor because Stephanie Cutter.
Campaign manager for Obama goes out there today suggesting that Mitt Romney.
And may be a criminal may have committed of felony by saying that he was not at being at that that story in the years when in fact.
Bain Capital was outsourcing jobs and that he -- -- say that this happened afterward -- the other issue today said I don't wanna go too long here is Obama.
Let's -- -- one at a time give let's take a wanna tell you go right -- look can you imagine how dumb.
This president is introducing the concept of felony into the discourse.
When this president comes out of Chicago politics.
Where a felony and politics -- sometimes a synonym.
This is a president who's next door neighbor was Tony -- go.
And president Obama's first real big revenue.
Where where real estate deals that had odd coincidences in time and space with a Fallon.
-- -- -- There's a president whose political training was due -- of the cheek with politicians like convicted felons like -- Rod Blagojevich.
And this president is dumb enough to introduce the concept of -- Into the discourse with a guy as clean as Mitt Romney this president -- another smoke at all.
-- governor can look back all of that is character assassination and socially you don't do it -- thought creation but it's not a magic is hang on just the fact is that what the Boston Globe reported today.
With that there was the signature of Mitt Romney on.
As on -- majority SEC documents that said that he was running -- After he claims he had left Bain and was not involved in decisions that led to the loss of jobs -- -- -- That is not rule out.
One don't let your blind loyalty to this president make you -- come -- yeah.
Time let me explain it.
Let me explain.
When Mitt Romney went.
Did did to run the Olympics in 1999.
It was to prepare the Olympics for 2002.
He spent three years 24/7.
Running that operation unfortunately this president knows so little about management.
That he thinks you can be running something like six in the Olympic problem 24 -- and still be managing -- there is no reality.
That question then is why do you think none of -- why did he sign a document if the document wasn't -- this is just like why is it handles in Iraq had no less than brilliant finding out you literally -- returns what do you fits everything is Kosher.
Who put the tax returns on -- table his father is the guy that first said if you're running for president the American people deserve to know how you manage your money where you have your investments this guy has optioned right -- It's governor.
Soto and Soto 95%.
Of the Democrats in congress are and for the Democrats to suggest.
That this is -- negative issue is there trying to take the -- off the fact.
That this president has ruined the American economy by failing to do anything let me just don't let me jump -- a million to bring jobs back.
Let me let me dominion because -- the governor's right Nancy Pelosi.
Is invested in company making money in a company that invests in outsource jobs to India I'm sorry -- Asia.
You've got Debbie Wasserman Schultz investments in Swiss bank's foreign drug companies in the bank India.
You have Valerie Jarrett has had been Bermuda bank -- are they running for president I -- -- -- -- well they have pot -- Nancy Pelosi was second want to be president of the current president they've got.
But they're not going to be held to allow me to imagine people want to know who's gonna be there president where's this money went -- what is he has he paid -- -- is 29 billion taxpayer dollars have been spent.
How why you're seeing jobs to Finland Brazil.
Denmark China.
The Dominican Republic Mexico that's that's real money governor got.
-- -- the only reason you know.
That Mitt Romney threw it in in in his blind trust which he does not manage the only reason you know that that blind trust.
Had foreign accounts is that Mitt Romney told you that.
He wasn't hiding anything.
-- -- could try and new character assassination.
To try and do that character assassination.
That this president has been trying to do.
In my opinion.
Makes everything that people are saying about this president -- that he's incompetent that he's dishonest and that he has failed the American voters.
While you're don't have attacking your attacking President Obama I'm here I'm saying to you what's going wrong with Mitt Romney he's allowing my President Obama to define him as -- guy who secretive.
Who's not coming forward.
Who has apparently that's the of that Securities and Exchange Commission about when he was running -- everybody don't be a Mitt Romney his campaign should pay troll I'll -- this is governor.
But why he did not -- deceive anybody and if you're gonna be responsible for that kind of a statement.
I'm gonna remind you about that until your dying day all right that is not true that these and he shot behind the SEC form served as seeing he was still in paper.
An officer of the company but he was spending all his management time.
On the Olympics and was doing no management even the managing partner of Bain who was a Democrat that ran for the senate.
As a Democrat in Massachusetts.
Said what the president is saying is how preposterous.
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EAA AIR VENTURE – OSHKOSH, WI (July 25, 2012) - Pratt & Whitney Canada's (P&WC) PW610F engine has been selected by Eclipse Aerospace to power the next-generation Eclipse 550 twin-engine business jet. The PW610F has proven itself on the 261 Eclipse 500 aircraft currently in service with exceptional performance, efficiency and reliability. Pratt & Whitney Canada is a United Technologies Corp. company (NYSE:UTX).
"This agreement expands our relationship with Eclipse Aerospace as we work together to bring this next generation very light business jet to market," said David Van der Wee, Vice President, Business and General Aviation, P&WC. "With the PW610 engine, operators get demonstrated performance and efficiency with the dependability that is the hallmark of Pratt & Whitney Canada."
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Founded in 1928, and a global leader in aerospace, Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) is shaping the future of aviation with dependable, high-technology engines. Every second, a P&WC-powered aircraft takes off or lands somewhere in the world. P&WC's engines, with close to 600 million hours in the air, are the industry benchmark for innovative design, dispatch reliability, operating economics and easy maintenance. There are currently more than 49,000 engines in service on more than 28,000 aircraft operated by some 10,000 operators in 200 countries. The most extensive support network in the industry, which includes more than 30 company-owned and designated service facilities, supports this global fleet.
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Songs for the Oct. 15-16 Irish dancing competitions - VIDEOS
Posted on Friday, October 14, 2011 at 12:30 PM
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by PATRICIA MCNAMARA, Feis America Magazine contributor
Heading to Phoenix Feis in Arizona this weekend or the Western US Pre-Oireachtas Champs of CA? What about the Rhythm of Ireland Feis in Virginia? Or the Verlin School Feis in New York?
No matter your competitive destination this weekend, we want to share four tunes you should add to your own playlist before lacing up and taking the stage. Best of luck to all competitors and be sure to come back and share your results with us!
"Higher" – The Saturdays
Make your TCRG proud! Play this and it will give you the boost to lift your legs higher.
"No Boundaries" – Kris Allen
A motivational jam that will remind you, nothing should stand in your way of dancing to first place.
Songs for the October 8th and 9th Irish dancing competitions - VIDEOS
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"Step By Step" – Whitney Houston
Throw on your soft shoes and go through your dance step by step after listening to this tune.
"Beautiful Day" – U2
Even if the weather's muggy this weekend, or you didn't dance your best, this favorite will turn that frown upside down.
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LETTERSFrom Canon Michael Weaver, area dean of West Wight:
I WRITE to voice strong objections to the cycling event held last Sunday in the West Wight.
I am a lover of sport and enjoy seeing cyclists, runners, walkers, etc. using the great countryside of West Wight.
However, to allow 600 cyclists to use our narrow lanes and roads, many with no pavements, without, as far as I know, any public consultation is very inconsiderate and highly irresponsible.
Roads were closed and movements restricted for many hours on Sunday morning, all to accommodate an extreme sport.
Children were dissuaded from crossing roads to playing fields and skate parks. The elderly prevented from their usual Sunday routines. For example, some could not be dropped at their church but told they would have to walk.
I write not just on behalf of churchgoers but the wider community here who mostly encourage sporting activity. But this was a step too far.
What next? Perhaps a TT motor bike race, then a racing car Grand Prix? Ridiculous? I wonder?
I would like to know who gave permission for Cycle Wight, and who, if any in the wider community, were consulted beforehand.
I do hope that those in authority will take serious notice of these objections before this event is proposed again.
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Updated to include note about the PHP version of the Ubuntu 9.04 [countdown. -Peng]
I tried to post some links yesterday but as soon as I hit the save button to lock in some tage and my text I was rewarded with a 100% blank post. Hopefully this post will last long enough to publish it.
- Pavel Rojtberg: Giving Google Earth a native look & feel. One of the biggest complaints about Google apps on Linux (other than some apps actually not being native Linux apps because they shove an extra installation of WINE down our throats) is how butt ugly they are. Pavel walks us through what we need to do to get them looking like the theme we have selected.
- Jonathan Carter: The correct way to file bugs in Ubuntu. Filing bugs is important when you help test new releases, but I found out yesterday I was doing it wrong because I went straight to Launchpad to file my bug. Jonathan lets us know not only how do to it properly but also why the way I was doing it is a bad idea.
Steven Harms: Thank You. Steven writes a wonderful post to the people who help make Ubuntu Linux such a wonderful distribution. As for me, I'm just going to say, "What Steven wrote."
Tiago Vaz: Some cool audio stuff for Debian. Usually when people write about cool audio tools for GNU/Linux they're referring to media player apps like Amarok, MPD and Totem. But Tiago has good news for musicians, especiallt guitar players, as he tells us about some virtual processing gear.
Steve Langasek: Ubuntu 9.04 Beta released. I know this should probably get a post of it's own, but I'm tight on time since I needed to reclaim yesterday's links from Google Reader. The first beta release of Ubuntu 9.04 "Jaunty Jackelope" is now available for downloading. I'll snag it this weekend and post my thoughts about it.
Nick Ali: Ubuntu 9.04 Countdown Banner. If you have your own blog or website you may want to snag the countdown banner to help countdown the says until Ubuntu 9.04 is released. Stefano Forenza also has the code on his site, as well as tips for people like Nanci and I who aren't allowed to use any JavaScript on their blog. That was a pain in the rear the last two releases (Thanks, WP.com) and we're glad the devs thought of us this time around. Updated 29 March: If you can't use JavaScript grab the PHP code from Stefano's post. It's working fine on our blog!
Daniel T. Chen: Lessons Learned at Jaunty Beta. Not everything went 100%smoothly with the alpha versions of Ubuntu 9.04, and Daniel clues us in on some of the things the dev team had to deal with.
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VERONA, Wis. – The Rockford College baseball team was looking to clinch a spot in the Northern Athletics Conference Tournament on Sunday when the team headed up to Wisconsin for a doubleheader against the Edgewood College Eagles. On a cold and rainy afternoon, it was the Regents pitching staff that led the team to a sweep over the Eagles.
The opening game of the doubleheader turned out to be a pitcher's duel. Senior Jake Nicholson (Stillman Valley, Ill./Stillman Valley) shined on the mound in game one for the Regents. The senior tossed his fifth complete game so far this year and his third complete game shutout. Nicholson scattered nine hits and struck out seven batters while only walking one to improve his record to 5-2 this season. Including his effort today, Nicholson has now thrown eighteen consecutive scoreless innings.
The Rockford offense, lead by senior captain Jimmy Dercks (Kaukauna, Wis./Kaukauna), was able to provide just enough support for its starting pitcher. The Regents would get things going in the top of the fourth inning when senior first baseman Ryan Lesner (Algonquin, Ill./Harry D. Jacobs) drew a one-out walk. Two batters later, senior Curt Daughenbaugh (Dakota, Ill./Dakota) lined a single in center field for his first hit of the game putting runner s on first and second. Dercks would collect the first of his four RBI in game one on a two-out single into center field giving the Regents a 1-0 lead. The game would remain 1-0 until the top of the sixth inning when the Regents would get a record breaking hit. Once again it was Lesner who got the big inning started drawing a leadoff walk. After a sacrifice bunt and a walk by Daughenbaugh, Jimmy Dercks would etch his name into the Rockford College baseball record books when he stepped up to the plate. Dercks drove the first pitch he saw over the left field wall for a 3-run home run to make it a 4-0 lead. That home run marked the 211th hit of Dercks' career and broke the school record for hits in career set back in 2010. The Regents held the Eagles scoreless for the remainder of the game winning game one 4-0 and clinching a spot in the Northern Athletics Conference Tournament.
The second game of the doubleheader was once a low scoring battle on the mound. Junior Justin Moore (Peru, Ill./LaSalle-Peru) was again stellar on the mound, earning a win in his fourth straight decision. The left-hander threw his first complete game of the year holding the Eagles to just one run. Moore scattered 8 hits allowing one run while striking out one and walking none. With the win Moore improved to 4-1 on the mound this season.
The Regents were able to produce three one-run innings in game two in support of Moore to secure the sweep. Ryne Billesbach (Belvidere, Ill./North) got the offense started in the second inning hustling out a high chopper to the shortstop for a one-out single. After advancing to second on a fielder's choice and later third on a wild pitch, it was once again Dercks who would drive him in on single into left field for his fifth RBI of the doubleheader. The Eagles scored their first run of the day in the bottom of the fourth inning to tie the game at 1-1. However, the Regents would get the run right back in the next half inning. Nicholson and Lesner hit back-to-back two-out doubles with Lesner driving in his twenty-third RBI this year. Rockford added an insurance run in the top of the sixth making it a 3-1 ballgame. Curt Daughenbaugh, Jake Gorsuch (Cherry Valley, Ill./Jefferson), and Jimmy Dercks loaded the bases with no out to start the inning with Daughenbaugh later scoring on a double play ball. The game would be halted and later called after six innings due to rain with Rockford getting a 3-1 win. The win keeps the Regents in first place in the Northern Athletics Conference with just four games remaining.
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April 9, 2012 Half of the mothers in the study had a child with an autism spectrum disorder, while the rest had a child with a developmental delay unrelated to autism, or no developmental problem. But an author of the study says it's not clear whether there's any connection between rising obesity rates and the increasing number of children diagnosed with autism.
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March 12, 2012 Researchers are finding that the friends and family of obese and overweight individuals who lose weight lose weight themselves, and sometimes a lot of it.
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AAEP 2002 Geriatric Dentistry Table Topic
December 12, 2002
"Dental Care and Management of the Geriatric Patient" was the focus of one lunchtime Table Topic on Dec. 5, with topics ranging from diet selection to systemic illness to sedation. With veterinarians filling all seats and standing against... Read More
Periodontal Disease in Horses
December 01, 2002
University veterinary hospitals and private practitioners have begun to treat and prevent periodontal disease in horses with a new piece of dental equipment called the Equine Dental System. The Universities of Georgia (UGa), Illinois, and... Read More
Advances in Equine Dentistry
November 01, 2002
It often is very difficult to break free from old customs, habits, and traditions. This holds especially true in the horse world. Horsekeeping is steeped in the rich traditions of a long, colorful history. Many of these time-honored customs... Read More
Periodontal Disease in Horses Becomes a Priority
October 30, 2002
University veterinary hospitals and private practitioners have begun to treat and prevent periodontal disease in horses with a new piece of dental equipment called the Equine Dental System. The Universities of Georgia, Illinois, and California... Read More
Providing Care for Your Senior Horse
August 01, 2002
Technology and advances in medicine have given us tools to keep our horses alive longer.... Read More
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May 01, 2002
My 5-year-old Thoroughbred mare sticks her tongue out when I ride her, especially when asked to accept the bit... Read More
Dental Correction and Feed Digestibility
March 13, 2002
Equine dental abnormalities are among the top five most common medical problems encountered by equine veterinarians. Clinical evidence has shown that horses with severe tooth hooks and points that were corrected gained weight... Read More
Bits and Bitting (AAEP 2001)
February 01, 2002
"Bits and bridles are for communication," Bennett told the sizable group that gathered to hear the three-person presentation. "They are not handles to stabilize the rider in the saddle or instruments for punishing the horse."... Read More
More Than a Toothache
October 16, 2001
Many practitioners have developed great dental skills and have expanded their dental services. However, clients aren't using them! Dental care is more that just "floating" teeth. There are many steps you can integrate into your program to improv... Read More
Understanding Your Horse's Teeth
October 05, 2001
Horses have a unique dental structure. Their teeth are divided into two major sections: the incisors, which are the teeth seen in the front of the horse's mouth, and the cheek teeth, made up of the premolars and molars. The molars and... Read More
Baby Teeth
March 01, 2001
Perhaps one of the most neglected aspects of equine health, until a problem manifests itself, is the monitoring and care of a young horse's baby teeth. After all, they are only temporary and are shed at various stages to make way for permanent... Read More
Bizarre Behavior
January 01, 2001
We have a new problem with our old family pony. Pokey is a Shetland gelding that we have had since our first of five daughters was five years old. We figured he was about 10 years old in 1978 when we got him, so he is now just over 30. Pokey... Read More
Thoughts on Equine Dentistry
January 01, 2001
I believe very few aspects of equine health care have attracted as much attention and advanced as rapidly in the past five years as the practice of equine dentistry. There have been rapid technological developments in the equipment and... Read More
Holding Off on Treatment to "Save Money"
November 01, 2000
Often, holding off on treatment to save money in the form of vet bills results in longer, more expensive treatment, with the horse's performance or reproductive career being placed in jeopardy. ... Read More
Health Scheduling
August 01, 2000
For first-time horse owners, getting a new horse can border on the overwhelming. You have to find a suitable boarding barn or create adequate stabling on your own property and buy tack, grooming equipment, cooling sheets and/or blankets. Yo... Read More
Long in the Tooth
July 01, 2000
Old age treats some horses better than others. Many continue to lead happy, healthy lives well into their 30s--a little slower, maybe, with some loss of muscle tone or a bit of a swayback, but otherwise in good flesh and good spirits until... Read More
Feeding Older Horses: Cuisine For The Golden Years
May 01, 2000
Horses which have been correctly fed all their lives are far more likely to live to a ripe old age.... Read More
Does Your Horse Need a Dentist?
March 01, 2000
Make regular dental checkups part of your horse's scheduled maintenance.... Read More
Equine Dental Care is More Than Just Floating Teeth
October 01, 1999
When you schedule an appointment for yourself at the dentist's office, you usually mark off a whole afternoon on your calendar. You have X rays, get a thorough cleaning of each and every tooth, maybe get a tooth or two filled—and you almost... Read More
Do I Need a Dental Exam For My Horse?
March 01, 1999
Q: I have a Morgan mare who, I think, might have something wrong with her teeth. What should I expect from a dental examination for my horse?... Read More
Equine Dentistry Update
September 01, 1998
One of the oldest of adages in the horse world is, "No feet, no horse." We could add another that is just as appropriate, "No teeth, no horse." The teeth are one of the most important parts of a horse's anatomy, yet they often... Read More
Veterinarian Indicted In Clenbuterol Smuggling Case
June 18, 1998
On May 22, 1998, a Federal grand jury indicted Dr. Jerry M. Bonham, a veterinarian from Cordell, Oklahoma, on charges of conspiring to buy illegal clenbuterol that had been smuggled into the U.S. from Canada. Dr. Bonham owns... Read More
Your Aging Horse is Only as Old as He Feels
February 01, 1997
So, rather than gauging a horse's age by years, Ralston recommends horse owners base an animal's retirement and/or health care management on the horse's physical fitness.... Read More
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Horse Drops Feed
Q. My horse has an unusual problem. A dentist has worked on him, but he still drops his oats while trying to eat them. Now he is being fed pellets. I do not know if grazing is a problem for him, but he did drop in weight during the winter. Do you have any idea what the problem might be? If his teeth were in need of treatment for a long period of time, could he have developed a bad way of eating