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King of Judah (c. 873-849 B.C.) who succeeded his father, King Asa. Apparently a prudent ruler, he took steps to strengthen peaceful relations with Israel and ensure Judah's stability (II Chronicles 17:1). He traveled through his country making wise appointments of judges and priests. "Yahweh," he reminded them, "has no part in fraud or partiality or taking of bribes" (II Chronicles 19:3-10). For nearly twenty-five years he ruled Judah without serious trouble (II Chronicles 20:31). The last years of his reign, however, were marred because he "allied himself with Ahaziah, King of Israel, who led him into evil ways" (II Chronicles 20:35). When he died, his son Jehoram succeeded him (II Chronicles 20:35).
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'Terra Nova': Beautiful From Afar, Not-So-Pretty Up Close
I actually warmed to the show on second viewing, but I was overwhelmed by the number of details included that seemed to contradict each other, or just confuse the issues. Besides the bone structure and eating habits of the local dinos, I wonder how much the writers really know about the monster they've created. Here are some things about 'Terra Nova' that just aren't sitting right.
The Infirmary
Dr. Elizabeth Shannon seems to have access to the best technology the 24th century has to offer -- like transparent iPads and hospital beds equipped with force fields -- yet she says she's practicing medieval medicine, and has to pull a giant leech from a patient's back. She takes the time to explain the leech; it "must remove excess oxygen from the blood," she says. Apparently newcomers to the past can't handle the relative purity of the air or food. They get oxygen-sick and have to drink milkshakes for the first few days. A lot of detail on the surface seems to paint a complete picture, but to a more scrutinizing eye, is contradictory.
The Local Infrastructure
Why is there a fruit and vegetable market in the middle of Terra Nova? How can a free market system possibly be the best way to distribute food to such a small population in such extreme circumstances? Why do the main and outer buildings of the settlement appear to be built from bamboo, yet there's no bamboo growing in the forest around them? I know it's a picky point, but the set designers clearly went to a lot of trouble to give us an impression of a sustainably-made compound -- so why did they build from a substance not found locally? And for that matter, why are they painting the places? They don't have more important things to do besides decorate?
The Costumes
It felt to me that the design crew for the show had been given a healthy budget and a broad outline of the show, but not enough specifics. For example, the costume department obviously enjoyed dressing characters across a chasm of 85 million years, but they didn't think it out. The Terra Nova security detail are wearing hi-tech uniforms that would be more at home in a WWE performance, while the citizens of Terra Nova appear to shop exclusively at Anthropologie. These same citizens left Future Earth wearing army surplus and rags not 24 hours ago. Sustainabilty comes up here too: What's the point of showing the audience the smug little wind turbines on the edge of the living area if the clothes worn by the prisoners are clearly made in the over-populated hellish future?
The Back-Story
One one hand, the government of Future Earth punishes illegal reproduction with up to 6 years in a maximum security prison. And the prison conditions are akin to a sewer. It's hard to imagine that the same government would be running the Terra Nova project so loosely, recruiting rather than drafting its pioneers. In fact, it's hard to imagine any governing body running an important project in such a laissez-faire manner.
Speaking of the government aspect of this show, I was pretty excited about this. In fact, it reminded me a little bit of 'Battlestar Galactica' when it became clear that the sixth group of 'Terra Nova' pilgrims were sent back as agent provocateurs and sowers of dissension. Finding out more about their mission, reasons and beliefs and who sent them seemed like a great season-long mystery. But alas, that was too simple -- the last scene complicated it by throwing in ominous cliff drawings, a crazy prodigal son, and a conspiracy to control the future.
Let's just get right to the heart of it: what is the point of the Terra Nova project anyway? Will they eventually move enough of the population to the past to relieve the pressure on Future Earth? If so, why aren't they building up the past faster? By my count, they've sent less than 1000 souls back -- hardly enough to make a dent.
Despite all this, I am interested enough in the story to want to see more, but I'm really wary of getting pulled into another hopelessly complicated drama that asks more questions than it answers. (Speaking of questions, here's one more: what is the deal with that silly little fence around the place? It clearly won't keep determined dinosaurs out -- and it doesn't seem to keep annoying teenagers in.)
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Beautiful queen suite with private bathroom in quiet, clean, modern home. Great healthy breakfasts (see references). Pool overlooking lake and conservation area. Laundry, wifi, parking etc. Hosts are experts on West Florida. Speak some French.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
The Space
This suite has a high-quality queen bed (60 x 80 inches or 152.4 cm, 203.2 cm). It is a large, light, (non-smoking) suite in a very peaceful setting, with pool, lake and full breakfasts, wifi, extended cable television and en-suite bathroom (shower).
The bed in this suite is a queen size, with a new high-quality mattress. There is a small couch which can become a sleeper couch, and new desk. The suite is separated from the rest of the house by a small foyer and is quiet and private.
The area is very peaceful, next to a small lake, with pool, guest lounge and dining room, and beautiful patio ("lanai"). Breakfast, tea and coffee are always available, and the wifi is fast and highly reliable.
A second, large king suite is available.
This suite is very private, but guests often relax in the downstairs lounge or outside. The couch turns into a small sleeper if an extra person sleeps in the room. There is extended cable, including many sports channels and HBO. The TV set is new.
There is a well-equipped laundry room with washer and dryer, washing powder etc.
Guests often use the main kitchen. Breakfast is included. Sometimes they make their own breakfasts, and sometimes they like us to cook for them - it's always a comfortable arrangement. Our medical guests often have special needs and we accommodate these happily.
The house is in pristine condition and the area is quiet. There are restaurants, a coffee bar, pharmacy, post office etc and other stores with easy walking distance, and there is a bus close by, but one really needs a car in Tampa Bay. Public transit is not great. There are several malls "close by" in Tampa Bay terms - i.e. a 10 - 15 minute drive.
We believe that this accommodation is best suited to adults, or older teens, and probably suits business, medical, academic, and international visitors, golfers, university parents, new students going to college etc.
The house is relatively close to USF and to many major medical centers like Moffitt and close to the I75-Bruce B Downs off-ramp.
We have met with the Lodging Committee at Moffitt and are trying to build more community connections between medical facilities and our diverse communities, to support American and International visitors to Tampa Bay.
We're also experts on Tampa Bay business (and international business) and are both deeply involved in volunteer economic development work. We have extensive experience of international visitors, and love to share our the region with them..
We train cultural fluency and soft landings for international trade, and have multiple contacts in the business worlds of the area. This knowledge can be useful to visitors and we share it freely.
Guest Access
Pool, Laundry, Kitchen, Guest Lounge and Dining Room, Lanai next to Pool.
Interaction with Guests
As much as they like or need.
The Neighborhood
Upmarket neighborhood. Very nice. Please swim quietly after 8 pm.
Getting Around
We have maps, brochures and a website of places to go. We have a spare GPS and can make many recommendations.
Please n smoking in the house. Smoking okay outside, e.g. by the pool. Please ask for ashtrays.
Please help yourself to tea, coffee, etc during the day or ask if you need anything. We offer a beer or wine in the evening.
Hilton is the expert on all the TV things. He will help out if you can't find the program you want.
Please just ask if you need anything for laundry. All the detergents etc are there, but if you need advice about which program is best to use etc, just let Glynis know.
Each bathroom has a closet with extra towels, linens etc. When your towels need replacing, just put them on the basket outside the laundry room and take new ones from your bathroom closet.
Please let Glynis know if you need pool towels. We also have beach umbrellas.
Please park outside the single garage door.
There will be bottled water, glasses etc in your suite and suppliers in the bathroom. There are laundry supplies in the laundry. If you need more or more soaps, toiletries etc, please just say so.
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About the Host, Hilton
Hilton and Glynis were born in South Africa, have traveled six continents, and love Tampa Bay. Hilton retired from law when we came to the US and helps Glynis with her training company.
Our sons have grown up, and their suites are empty so we began by welcoming international students and found that we enjoyed this. We also hosted Moffitt patients and visitors after Glynis' father passed away from cancer.
We heard about Airbnb/Crashpadders from the Irish Chamber of Commerce. We saw a way to share local knowledge with visitors. We can help visitors to Tampa Bay to understand the regional business community and economy, and to make business contacts, and we are experts on how to enjoy Tampa Bay.
We still host cancer patients with minimal immune challenges (and we clean things ourselves to meet the requirements). We hope to interest others in the International Community in opening their homes to international business people, and to those visiting medical and academic/educational centers in the region (Moffitt, CAMLs etc.)


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ABC's 'Dancing With the Stars' and 'Castle' Grow in Adults 18-49
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The Portside Lodge
The Portside Lodge is a modernized Maine waterfront vacation lodge. The building is designed to take advantage of the resort's waterfront location and most rooms have a spectacular view. First and Second Floor Rooms have a private balcony or patio. Third Floor Rooms have large picture windows with breathtaking waterviews.
The rooms are decorated like private seaside summer cottages and have modern amenities including: a refrigerator, Keurig coffee maker,Cuddledown bedding and pillows hair dryer, iron & ironing board, air conditioning, cable television, telephone with free local calls, and WiFi.
These recently renovated rooms feature paintings from two local artists. Carol Santora and Mimi Gregoire Carpenter have displayed over 40 pieces throughout the Portside Lodge guest rooms. Carol's pastel 'boatscapes' and Mimi's paintings of ocean treasures perfectly complement the water view outside your window. Their artwork can also be seen in local galleries and is available for sale right here at the Nonantum Resort. For more information on the artists, visit their websites: Carol Santora and Mimi Gregoire Carpenter
This building is handicapped accessible.
The Portside Lodge features two room types:
Portside Rooms: Options include a private balcony, patio, or picture window view of the Kennebunk River, two queen beds, one king bed, one queen, or a queen and a twin bed.
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Portside Family Suites: The Heckman Suite has a wet bar in the living room (with two pull out sofa beds), a king bed in the bedroom, one full bathroom and one half bathroom, and two private patios. The Riverfront Suite has a refrigerator and microwave, one full bathroom and one half bathroom, a king bed and balcony. The second room has two twin beds.
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Jets Players Gain Perspective From Ground Zero Visit
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Yesterday after the Jets luncheon at Cipriani Wall Street, the team headed over to Ground Zero to see the site and to meet with some of the laborers who are working on recovering and rebuilding the site, ten years after the collapse of the buildings on 9/11.
"It was a very enthusiastic welcome from these workers who are going around the clock to complete this project," said Jamie Loftus, chief spokeswoman for the Port Authority.
Jetsright guard Brandon Moore said players were completely unaware of visit until they got on buses after the lunch.
"It was a poignant trip," Moore said. "Helped get us out of our preseason bubble."
Mark Sanchez's father, Nick, a fireman from Orange County, Calif., who spent several weeks assisting with the recovery in 2001, expressed admiration and gratitude for the team's gesture.
"I tip my cap to them as an organization for taking the time from their preparation for the season to honor the people involved," he said. "I think it's a wonderful thing."
I was watching some programs on 9/11 that National Geographic Channel has been running recently, and was in tears remembering those days … not sure if my friends and family in both New York and DC were alive or dead. Talking to my cousin who saw the events unfold with his own eyes, and how seeing it irrevocably changed him … seeing him choke up, tears welling up in his eyes as he related the story, and not be able to even finish explaining what he saw … emotion overcoming control of his own vocal chords. How that day caused such pain and heartache in the lives of so many, for a cause I'll never understand. Of course, this wasn't the only such terrible event in the last 10 years, but it was one of the darkest days in the United States' and certainly New York City's history.
That was a moment I can never forget, and some of the guys who are now on the team were just 11 or 12, living in Florida or wherever, when that happened. Does it have the same impact for them? As Moore said, it was a good chance for the Jets to get out of their bubble, and I hope that it will give them some focus and appreciation for just how important September 11th is to fans of the Jets. It's still just a football game – but in some ways, it's also a lot more than that.


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Another irreverent irrelevant spawning off the original new Mini, and looking quite unlike that car. There's no end to BMW's greed for profit.
Greed for profit? They are a business you know. If people will buy it, why shouldn't they make it? No one's forcing anyone to have one after all.


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by Emily Cavasar, Wardrobe Assistant and Shoe Manager
With New American Talent/Dance finished and packed away, we brave wardrobe folks are embarking on our next adventure…Coppélia.
Our usually tidy and organized costume shop (and those of you who have seen it know exactly the high level of tidiness and organization I speak of) was an explosion of pins, fabric and pages of measurements.
Fittings for a grand story ballet require a lot of preparation before going on an actual body. Since this show is leased, we have to measure everything for sizes and sort them. Curious as to how it all works? Here's a short blow by blow of our first two days of fittings…
Wednesday, Day 1
8:30 am – Arrive at work and sort 62 pair of rented boots by scene and size
10:30 am – Men's fitting for Czardas/Mazurka boots
11 am – Make notes of all boots which need to go to the Austin Shoe Hospital for repairs
Noon – Boot and shoe fitting for Frank Shott and Paul Bloodgood
12:30 pm – Costume fitting for Phillip Ollenburg
1 pm – Costume fitting with Kirby Wallis
2 pm – Size all men's costumes for fitting tomorrow morning
4 pm – go home
Thursday, Day 2
8:30 am – Arrive at work and size all women's costumes for afternoon fitting
10:30 am – Fittings for all company men in Wedding and Mazurka scenes
12:30 pm – Fittings for all company women in Wedding and Mazurka scenes
2:30 pm – Fittings for apprentice company
And this, dear reader, is only the beginning!
For more information on Ballet Austin's Mother's Day Weekend production of Coppélia, click here.


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The Red Maple is a fast-growing deciduous tree with ornamental features. It would make a terrific specimen tree for your front yard.
The outstanding feature of the Red Maple can be found in its name. Acer "rubrum" refers to the color red, and red is certainly this tree's defining feature.
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Wally's bio states that he spends his time between his home on the upper east side of Manhattan and Washington, D.C. With his vast experience in living with average people of this country now I know why he is so overwhelmingly knowledgeable of the common man's thoughts and ideas.June 13 2010 at 12:50 PM Report abuse Permalink -3 rate up rate down Reply
Engaging article. Louisville C/J covered Rand Paul at the Louisville Gun Show where he was touting 2nd amend rights but with his arms locked ,strongly across his chest and body , face and eyes were saying one thing and his mouth another ,Louisville C/J didn't comment in their article or question Paul about his real belief about Assualt or other heavy firearms rights. As for S/C and Nikki and affairs not very colorful compared to Gov Sandford,she is also fairly boring from the reads .June 12 2010 at 9:17 PM Report abuse Permalink -2 rate up rate down Reply
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Have Nikki release her phone records to prove she wasn't sleeping around on her poor husband and kids. That will bring the press out .
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The writer is correct that less reporters where there but I disagree with the reasoning. Yes newspapers have cut back because of lack of sales due to their left leaning liberal bias. But the bigger reason in lack of coverage is that they do not want to put a light on the fact of the resurgance of conservtive movement going on across this country.June 12 2010 at 8:20 AM Report abuse Permalink +13 rate up rate down Reply
The real reason that newspapers have cut back is because more and more people are getting their news from online sources. The same way that the post office has had to cut back since the advent of email. New technologies are displacing old ones, this phenomenon is known as progress. The "resurgance of conservtive movement" has nothing to do with the decline of the newspaper business. Conservative leaning newspapers are in as much trouble as progressive leaning ones are.
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If you are familiar with the Mexican culture, then you must have seen these beautiful Mexican tissue paper flowers before.
These flowers are popular, beautiful, colorful and very easy to make.
Mexican tradition says that these tissue paper flowers were first used in churches – or home altars – as an inexpensive offering. They were soon replaced by votive candles.
In order to make these flowers, you will need:
- Tissue paper of various colors, 6 to 12 inches wide and as long as you wish. Stack 6 pieces together.
Note:I like to make mine about 12 inches wide for a big beautiful rose. Six inches will give you a smaller flower.
- Scissors
- Green pipe cleaners
Mexican Tissue Paper Flowers: Instructions
1) Take your stack of tissue paper and beginning at the bottom make 1-inch folds along in the entire layer then continue in an accordion-fashion as if to make a fan.
2) Secure the center of your "fan" with one green pipe cleaner.
3) With the scissors, trim the ends of your "fan" into an arch.
Note: at this point, you could use craft scissors which would give you a ruffled edge.
4) Fan out your flower and carefully start separating each layer until your flower is all formed.
Paper Flowers Fun facts:
- Paper crafting made its way from Asia to Mexico via the Manila galleons that regularly crossed the Pacific Ocean from the Philippines to Acapulco, Mexico. A common name for tissue paper is "papel de China" (paper from China) or "papel de seda" (paper of silk). Paper crafting was one of the imports from the Spanish ships when they arrived in Mexico. Since then, paper crafting has taken on many forms, such as cascarones (hollowed out eggs decorated with tissue paper and filled with confetti), pinatas (animal figures made of paper and filled with treats), papel de picado (punched paper artwork) and paper flowers.
- After the Spanish conquest, tissue paper became the paper of choice for Christian decorations through paper crafting. The delicateness of the tissue paper made it seem more natural than sturdier material. It was during the Colonial times that making paper flowers became popular. The paper flowers of Colonial times were smaller and more muted than those found today, with most being white or cream colored.
- Paper flowers were first predominantly used in churches or home altars, possibly as inexpensive offerings from the Indians. When votive candles began being used in churches, paper flowers were barred because they posed a fire hazard and became too dangerous. Eventually, paper flowers became more secular and were made more elegant, colorful and flamboyant.
Fun facts from http://www.ehow.com/about_5368006_history-mexican-tissue-flowers.html
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2015 Writers Institute Faculty
Fiction | Poetry | Non-Fiction | Writers In Residence
Elizabeth Benedict is the author of Almost, a novel described by Edmund White as "a fast-paced, funny, and splendidly intelligent drama [with] a varied, unforgettable cast of characters." Her earlier books include Slow Dancing (a finalist for the National Book Award), The Beginner's Book of Dreams, Safe Conduct, and The Joy of Writing Sex ("Read it because it will teach you everything you need to know about writing good fiction,'' suggests Peter Carey). Benedict has taught at Princeton University, Swarthmore College, and the Iowa Writers Workshop. Her latest novel is The Practice of Deceit.
Adam Braver is author of several historical novels including Divine Sarah and Mr. Lincoln's Wars, and Crows Over The Wheatfield. ("Brilliant and inventive work," wrote a reviewer for the Los Angeles Times Book Review. "A novelist whose works are richly imagined," says the Washington Post.) Braver's most recent novels are 1963, which revolves around the assassination of John F. Kennedy, and Misfit. ("Amazing. . .a book about identity, privacy and intimacy that both exposes and conceals its subject – Marilyn Monroe," writes Ann Beattie).
Mary Gaitskill is the author of two novels and two books of short stories. Of her most recent novel, Veronica, Heidi Julavits has written in Publishers Weekly: "Gaitskill's style is gorgeously caustic and penetrating, with a honing instinct towards the harrowing; her ability to capture abstract feeling and sensation with a precise and unexpected metaphor is a squirmy delight." And Janet Maslin writes in the New York Times: "Gaitskill writes so radiantly about violent self-loathing that the very incongruousness of her language has shocking power." Her earlier books include the novel Two Girls, Fat and Thin and the story volumes Bad Behavior and Because They Wanted To. ("Gaitskill writes with such authority, such radar-perfect details, that she is able to make even the most extreme situations seem real," writes Michiko Kakutani in the New York Times.) Her latest book is Don't Cry.
Cristina Garcia is the author of six novels. Her first novel, Dreaming in Cuban (1992), was a finalist for The National Book Award and inspired a reviewer in The Nation to write: "her work is renewing American fiction. Of her later novels, Edwidge Danticat wrote: "Cristina Garcia enchants us with lyricism and humor and political engagement." Of her most recent novel, King Of Cuba (2013), the New York Times reviewer wrote: "Garcia has allowed herself to love her despot as much as she loves his enemy...[The novel] is a gift Garcia has given to the country of her birth—and to us." Garcia was born in Cuba and was for some years the TIME magazine Bureau Chief in Miami before becoming a full-time novelist. She has taught at a number of universities, including the Michener Center at the University of Texas, and has won the Kafka Award, Guggenheim and Hodder Fellowships and other prizes. She was a student at the New York State Summer Writers Institute in July of 1990.
Paul Harding won the Pulitzer Prize for his debut novel Tinkers in 2010, and his recent 2013 novel Enon has inspired comparable praise. In the New York Times Mark Slouka wrote: "One might have to go as far back as Marilynne Robinson's Housekeeping to find a first novel that declared itself with such authority. Harding's associative flights—his twisting, turning lyricism—were stunning, his ability to stress the physical world into extended metaphor downright Melvillean...In Enon, Harding's gifts are again everywhere on display." Tinkers also won the PEN Bingham Prize, and inspired the following citation: "An exquisite novel, at once fresh and hauntingly familiar, simple and profound." More recently, the New Yorker reviewer said of Enon: "An extraordinary follow-up to Tinkers...a darkly intoxicating read." Harding was a student at the New York State Summer Writers Institute and received an MFA from Iowa. In recent years he has taught at Harvard University and in the MFA program at Iowa.
Amy Hempel is the author of several acclaimed volumes of short fiction, including Reasons To Live, At The Gates of the Animal Kingdom, Tumble Home, The Dog of the Marriage, and The Collected Stories of Amy Hempel, the last of which was described in the Village Voice as "the literary event of the year." The Atlantic Monthly noted that "few fiction writers are as intensely admired by her peers," while a reviewer for the Chicago Tribune described her "word by word virtuosity" as "off the charts." In his "Introduction" to Hempel's Collected Stories Rick Moody speaks of her "bladelike" prose and her "besieged consciousness." Until recently she directed the creative writing program at Brooklyn College and now teaches at Harvard University.
Claire Messud is the author of several works of fiction, whose most recent novel, The Emperor's Children, was a best-selling work with a first printing of 100,000 copies. Described by a reviewer for the New Yorker as "a witty examination of New York's chattering classes," the book was praised in the following terms in Publishers Weekly: "Her writing is so fluid, her plot so cleverly constructed, that events seem inevitable, yet the narrative is ultimately surprising and masterful as a comedy of manners...The intimacies of Messud's portraits do not soften the judgments behind them." Messud's first two novels were finalists for the Pen/Faulkner award. About When The World Was Steady: "Messud is a novelist of unnerving talent," according to the New York Times Book Review. "This author has daring and assurance," says the New Yorker. Messud's The Last Life was an "Editor's Choice Book" at the Village Voice and a New York Times "Notable Book of the Year." Recently Messud was awarded the Straus Living Award by the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
Rick Moody is author of the novels The Ice Storm, Purple America, and Garden State. He has also written two acclaimed volumes of short fiction, Demonology and The Ring of Brightest Angels Around Heaven. Newsday describes him as "our anthropologist of desolate landscapes," John Hawkes as "a writer of meticulous originality." He received the Academy of Arts and Letters Addison Metcalf Award. His recent memoir is The Black Veil ("Moody's writing rants and raves and roars," writes a reviewer for the New York Times. "He is an unrepressed quester after meaning," writes Robert Boyers). Moody's latest novels are The Diviners (2005) and The Four Fingers of Death (2010), and his latest collection of short fiction is Right Livelihoods (2007). "One of our best writers," said a reviewer for the Washington Post.
Howard Norman is the author of six novels, including the recent Devotion ("eloquent...a testament to Norman's immense skill," Washington Post Book World; "a beautiful story of love gone awry," Booklist). Among Norman's earlier fictions are The Northern Lights (a National Book Award finalist) and a book of stories entitled Kiss In The Hotel Joseph Conrad. His books have been translated into 12 languages and include a number of memoirs and non-fiction works as well. Of his novel The Bird Artist—probably his best-known work—Richard Eder wrote in the Los Angeles Times Book Review, "One of the most perfect and original novels that I have read in years." Michiko Kakutani wrote in the New York Times, "Bewitching...glows like a night light in the reader's mind." Norman's novel The Museum Guard was described by John Banville in the Washington Post as "an impressive and admirable achievement." His latest novel is Next Life Might Be Kinder.
Victoria Redel is the author of the novels Loverboy and The Border of Truth, as well as two books of short stories and two volumes of poems. Loverboy was made into a successful feature film directed by Kevin Bacon and starring Kyra Sedgwick, and the book was named a Best Book of the Year by the Los Angeles Times. "Lyrical and chillingly realistic," wrote the reviewer for Elle. In Publishers Weekly, The Border of Truth was described as "colorful, endearing...Redel offers a welcome and fresh perspective on the subject of the holocaust." Of her latest book of stories, Make Me Do Things (2013) William Kennedy writes: "The stories here zing along with great fluency and wit and relentless surprise...a wonderfully talented writer." Redel teaches in the MFA program at Sarah Lawrence.
Joanna Scott won a MacArthur "Genius" Award when she was 31 years old, and has also won many other awards, from a Lannan Foundation Prize to a Guggenheim Fellowship and membership in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. She is the author of many books, including the novels Follow Me, Tourmaline, Make Believe, The Manikin, Liberation and others. She is also the author of two volumes of short stories entitled Various Antidotes and Everybody Loves Somebody, and won the Aga Khan Prize for short fiction from the Paris Review. "An elegant, completely spellbinding writer," says the Washington Post. "One of the really important contemporary voices," writes Rick Moody....."vital, passionate fiction about how we live our lives." Scott is the Burrows Professor at The University of Rochester and has taught at the New York State Summer Writers Institute in eight previous summers.
Frank Bidart is the author of five volumes of poetry, most recently Metaphysical Dog, Watching The Spring Festival and Star Dust. Previous volumes include Desire— winner of a Theodore Roethke Prize and a Lannan Foundation Prize—and a chapbook titled Music Like Dirt (2002). His early volumes can be found in In the Western Night: Collected Poems 1965–1990. Bidart, who teaches at Wellesley College, has received major awards from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the Paris Review, the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Foundation, and the Poetry Society of America. Louise Glück wrote of him: "Certainly he is one of the crucial figures of our time. ...More fiercely, more obsessively, more profoundly than any poet since Berryman (whom he in no other way resembles), Bidart explores individual guilt, the insoluble dilemma...the givens of human life." His latest book, Metaphysical Dog, won the National Book Critics Circle Award and the PEN Poetry Prize for 2014.
Peg Boyers is the author of three volumes of poems, all published by the University of Chicago Press. The first, Hard Bread (2002), was described by Richard Howard as "the most original debut in my experience of contemporary American poetry." With poems spoken in the invented voice of the late Italian writer Natalia Ginzburg, the book, says Robert Pinsky, "not only surpasses the notion of a merely good first book" but "soars beyond the conventional expectations of 'persona' and dramatic monologue." "The creation of the voice in this book," wrote Frank Bidart, "stoic, passionate, resigned, insistent on truth—is a brilliant achievement." Boyers' second book, Honey With Tobacco (2007), "has a rare power," wrote George Steiner; "a beautiful book," wrote Henri Cole. Peg Boyers is executive editor of the quarterly Salmagundi and teaches creative writing at Skidmore College. Her latest book, entitled To Forget Venice, came out in October of 2014.
Carolyn Forche's first poetry collection, Gathering the Tribes (1976), won the Yale Series of Younger Poets Competition, leading to publication by Yale University Press. In 1977, she traveled to Spain to translate the work of Salvadoran-exiled poet Claribel Alegría. Upon her return, she received a Guggenheim Fellowship, which enabled her to travel to El Salvador, where she worked as a human rights advocate. Her second book, The Country Between Us (1981), was published with the help of Margaret Atwood. It received the Poetry Society of America's Alice Fay di Castagnola Award, and was also the Lamont Poetry Selection of the Academy of American Poets. Her later acclaimed books include The Angel of History and Blue Hour. She was also the editor of the most influential of all modern poetry anthologies, entitled Against Forgetting. She is now Director of the Lannan Center for Poetry and Poetics and holds the Lannan Chair in Poetry at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.
Henri Cole is the author of six books of poems, including The Look of Things, The Marble Queen, The Visible Man and Middle Earth. ("Henri Cole has become a master poet, with few peers," writes Harold Bloom. "Middle Earth is [his] epiphany, his Whitmanesque sunrise...[These] are the poems of our climate.") Of his earlier books, Wayne Koestenbaum wrote in the New Yorker: "a poet not content to remain in the realm of the merely lapidary, the self-consciously coloratura...he produces lines of natural and nonchalant brio...in stanzas as shapely as topiary...; he can write about the soul stumbling against quotidian impediments... [approaching] a variety of subjects, from first love... to family history." Cole has taught at the New York State Summer Writers Institute since 2004 and is also Professor of Creative Writing at Ohio State. His most recent books are Blackbird & Wolf and Pierce The Skin, a volume of "Selected Poems: 1982-2007." He is the poetry editor of the New Republic.
Campbell McGrath teaches creative writing at Florida International University and has taught at the New York State Summer Writers Institute since 2007. The winner of a MacArthur "genius" award, he is the author of many books of poetry, including American Noise, Pax Atomica, Spring Comes To Chicago, Seven Notebooks, Florida Poems and Capitalism. "A poet of formal eloquence and rhetorical power," writes the reviewer for Publishers Weekly, "of vision and engagement....he descends into the maelstrom of American culture and emerges singing." "He is our Whitman," writes the reviewer for American Review.
Phillip Lopate is a central figure in the recent revival of interest in memoir writing and what has come to be called "the personal essay." Lopate is the author of Portrait of My Body, Confessions of Summer, Against Joie de Vivre, The Rug Merchant, Being with Children, and Totally Tenderly Tragically. He is also the editor of The Art of the Personal Essay and was the series editor of The Anchor Essay Annual. Lopate's work has been included in The Best American Essays and The Pushcart Prize series. His most recent books are To Show and Tell, Portrait Inside My Head, Waterfront, Getting Personal: Selected Writings and Notes On Sontag. In 2008 he published a volume of fiction entitled Two Marriages. He directs the non-fiction MFA program at Columbia University.
James Miller is the author of a controversial book about rock and roll, Flowers in the Dustbin (Simon & Schuster). His earlier books include two titles nominated for the National Book Critics Circle Award: Democracy Is in the Streets (1987), a study of the American student left in the 1960s, and The Passion of Michel Foucault (1993), a critical biography of the contemporary French thinker. Director of the graduate program in liberal studies at the New School, and, until recently, editor of Daedalus (the magazine of the American Academy of Arts & Letters), Miller writes often for such publications as the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, and the New Republic. He has also written extensively about popular culture, reviewing for Rolling Stone and, for 12 years, serving as book and music critic for Newsweek. Of Miller's best-selling book Democracy Is in the Streets, critics wrote, "brings the sixties alive in its passion, in its idealism, in its follies" (Ronald Steel); and "an outstanding work" (Hendrick Hertzberg). His latest book, entitled Examined Lives, received a rave review on the front page of the New York Times Book Review.
Barry Goldensohn is the author of three volumes of poetry, including The Listener Aspires To The Condition of Music, The Marrano and Uncarving the Block. His recent poems have appeared in the New York Review of Books,Salmagundi, Poetry, and the Yale Review.
Honor Moore is the author of an acclaimed biography entitled The White Blackbird and of the recent controversial memoir The Bishop's Daughter. She has also written three volumes of poems, including Darling, The Red Shoes, and Memoir. Jorie Graham: "Honor Moore has written a searing exploration of exposure." Boston Review: "Moore has a unique ability to infuse her poems with real body heat, emotional electricity, and the divine grief at the center of desire."
Amy Wallen is the author of the novel Moon Pies and Movie Stars ("a delightful and exhilarating journey, kind of like being on a tour bus guided by Eudora Welty on speed," writes Mary Gordon). She teaches creative writing at the University of California at San Diego.


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Additionally, from 12-1PM/ET, FNC will present special "Proud to be an American" hosted by FOX & Friends' Brian Kilmeade, which showcases patriotic celebrations that took place on Memorial Day across the county and feature man-on-the-street interviews with Americans sharing their thoughts on why this country is meaningful to them. FOX News' top daytime and primetime talent will also contribute to the program with special messages on why they are proud to be an American. On social media, viewers will be able to engage with FOX News using the hashtag #ProudAmerican.
In primetime, FOX News will also present the one-hour special, "America: A Kelly File Special," at 9PM/ET. The program will focus on the film "America," a new political documentary by filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza. The special will feature an extended analysis of the big themes in the film and Kelly will debate them with both D'Souza and former member of the Weather Underground Professor Bill Ayers.


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Why Biking Europe Is The Way To Go This Summer
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
The poets tell us it's about the journey, not the destination. The poetry unit in school wasn't my specialty, but I'd have to agree with them. For those that feel the need to suck the marrow out of a journey, travel by means of bike has to be the way to go.
Cycle touring really forces you to slow down and savor your locale in a way that you wouldn't by any other means — auto (better concentrate on driving), rail (too fast), and cruise (watch out for the midnight buffet). Besides hitchhiking, bike travel forces you into the local culture, creating a more authentic cultural experience. That's not even touching on the environmental and health benefits it provides.
After reading BootsnAll's article on two-wheeled tourism through Europe, it has absolutely convinced me to pack up the Trek and head across the pond. The Eurovelo long distance cycling routes across the continent, abundance of guest houses and hostels, short distances between towns resulting in easy logistics, and so many cultures in proximity of each other make this part of the world a perfect storm for a bike trip through the countryside.
The article's journey started with a rain-soaked slog through England, but were rewarded the "cycling fairytale" that is the Netherlands (picture cycleways better than highways, flat as a chessboard, and wind always at your back). Other highlights included the surprisingly well signed, organized, and maintained German radwegs (cycle paths), the Rhine River Valley by bike or river boat, and the biker friendliness of Paris, Vienna, and Berlin.
Just steer clear of Prague (cobbled streets) and Venice (bikes not allowed), drink as much wine and eat as much crusty bread as you can, and maybe catch a weather forecast before heading to England.
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Great idea!! There´s been som guys in our hostel (Valencia, Spain) who came with bicycle from very different points of Europe, they were telling us exciting stories.. Yessss, this is the real "living the life" feeling! Absolutely agree :)
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Gotta go Fred Flinstone style. You could manage in Europe at least– I'm not so sure about Brooklyn.
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Jon, my bike lacks brakes, would that present a problem? I know you're the biking expert and all . . .


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Because of Criminal Minds main actor Joe Mantegna who played David Rossi, did I pay close attention to Criminal Minds series. He is really a handsome and talent actor, also, he is a producer, writer, and director, and is probably best known for his role as David Rossi in Criminal Minds Season 8. Obtaining a degree in acting from the Goodman School of Drama, and taking to the stage early on in life, it is no surprise that Joe has maintained a strong relationship with the playwright turned screenwriter and director David Mamet. They have collaborated on several projects. I am deeply attracted by his wonderful performance in Criminal Minds Season 8.
Criminal Minds is an American police procedural television program that premiered on September 22, 2005. Criminal Minds series follows a team of profilers from the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) based in Quantico, Virginia. Criminal Minds differs from many procedural dramas by focusing on profiling the criminal, rather than the crime itself. Criminal Minds is produced by The Mark Gordon Company in association with CBS Television Studios and ABC Studios.
Casting has been ever-changing with the coming and going over multiple characters. In Criminal Minds season two, Elle leaves after episode six and is replaced in episode nine by Emily Prentiss, the daughter of an ambassador. In Criminal Minds season three, Jason departs after episode two, but he is replaced several episodes later by David Rossi, a former FBI agent and best-selling author. In Criminal Minds season six, Jennifer leaves after episode two and is replaced by Ashley Seaver. Later in Criminal Minds season six, Emily leaves the show; and Cook returns, as a special guest star, to participate in Prentiss' final episode.
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"The Poetry of Everyday Life," presented by Steve Zeitlin, Director, City Lore, New York City.
Lecture 4:00-5:00, followed by a film screening and discussion with Steve Zeitlin and Paul Wagner of Paul Wagner Films from 5:00-6:30. The films are: Boom and Bust - America's Journey on the Erie Canal and The Grand Generation.Mumford Room, 6th floor, James Madison Building.
Steve Zeitlin, folklorist and poet, describes this presentation as follows:
Folklore is often defined as traditions handed down by word of mouth across generations. For The Poetry of Everyday Life I combine a folkloric perspective, which documents the creative expressions of a culture, with a creative-writing approach, which addresses our personal creativity. Years before I began studying folklore, I was a poet, which I define as someone who writes poems, not as someone who necessarily publishes poetry or is beloved as a poet. My career of observing and collecting folklore melds with my creative writing; I see every phrase as a potential poem or story. I believe this convergence of poetry and folklore gives birth to something new: a new way of seeing ourselves, and a new way of being in the world. I hope to expand your consciousness of the beauty in your own world—and to inspire you to draw on words and other forms of creative expression to acknowledge and share this heightened awareness. To live a creative life is a meaningful way to engage with the beauty of the everyday.
The characters I've gotten to know in my work, many of whom have passed on, come back to me through stories and poems. I discover again and again what the folklorist Sandy Rikoon narrowed into three words: "People are smart." I consider them geniuses in the art of living. They are my teachers, and much of what I know about life I've learned from them. As a folklorist, I hope in a modest way to shape a more democratic history, revealing the lives of the marginalized people who rarely see their stories writ large. My relationship with the extraordinary individuals I describe here is a testament to solidarity and connection across difference. (I am not denying the differences in our situations or walks of life, but they are kindred spirits nonetheless.) In my work we often talk about what these iconic individuals are doing for the world. Here, I take notice of what I have learned from them.
At the conclusion of the talk, we will screen two films I made with Academy Award winning filmmaker Paul Wagner. The first, The Grand Generation, presents the wisdom of elders. The second, supported by an Archie Green Fellowship of the Library of Congress, is Boom and Bust: America's Journey on the Erie Canal is a a meditation on economic cycles and the American Dream. This remarkable film tells the story of industrial expansion and decline along the Erie Canal, and examines its impact on the lives of workers in steel, grain, textiles and shipping. In the wake of economic collapse, can the people of America's cities find meaning and worth?
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