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WASHINGTON — President Obama lauded Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton as one of his closest advisers and said their shared vision for America's role in the world persuaded his one-time rival — and potential successor — to be his top envoy while he dealt with the shattered economy at home.
In a joint interview on "60 Minutes" on CBS on Sunday, Obama and Clinton chuckled as they described their partnership and stoked speculation that Obama may prefer Clinton to succeed him in the White House after the 2016 elections. Clinton is leaving Obama's Cabinet soon, and speculation about the former first lady and senator has only grown more intense after a heated appearance last week on Capitol Hill.
Wjhat a poor article. The last line says it all. "Obama described why he insisted Clinton become his secretary of state." WHY ? WHY ?
Why did this interview even take place? what was the purpose ? to discuss Benghazi? It appears to be a poor interview with no tough questions. did 60 minutes ever ask obama if he is doing this as pay back for bill clinton's significant and essential assistance during obama's compaign for re-election? was this the secret deal that was made for bill's help and that if obama won obama would push for hiliary as the next president? it certainly looks like it.
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"Obama, who suggested the joint interview - - -" You mean 60 Minutes didn't ask Obama if he wanted to be interviewed? Four more years of this BS.
If you had been paying attention, you would've heard that this was a pre-scheduled interview with the President, scheduled for the start of his new term. Shortly before it was to take place, Obama notified "60 Minutes" that he would like it to be a joint interview with Hillary Clinton. The real news is that it was the only interview Obama has done with someone else other than his wife. So, the speculation has begun. Or, for some, the paranoia is really kicking in, apparently.
Next time, just watch it, instead of coming out here and complaining. Sheesh!
Let no one forget that the Democratic party is the domain of misognyist old white men.
The Secretary of State would be a damn fool to think she could beat one of their chiefs_VP Biden in 2016: One of Ms.Clinton's strongest traits is that _ she is no ones fool!
The headline should be Obama PRAISES CBS News for asking completely SOFTBALL questions such that 60 Minutes "interview" was nothing other than a campaign appearance for Hillary Clinton. When asked later why he asked ZERO questions about Benghazi the interview said that he assumed that Obama and Clinton would refuse to answer them. ..The AP and the Globe haven't told people that CBS News John Dickerson wrote in Slate that Obama should declare War on the Republican Party...CBS News and 60 Minutes are completely in the TANK for Obama.


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The specs for Blu-ray discs and players hold the promise of loads of cool
features, including stuff like games, Web-based interactivity, and video
picture-in-picture where you can see the director discussing the movie on an
inset box onscreen while it plays in the background. Problem is, the current
crop of Blu-ray players don't all support such features.
When it came out last fall,
Panasonic's DMP-BD30 BD player was one of the first models to meet the "Full
Standard Profile" (a.k.a. 1.1) specs. At CES, the company is demo'ing its
forthcoming DMP-BD50 BD-Live model, which satisfies all the requirements for a
Profile 2 player.
What the hell does that mean?
First, you get a mandatory Ethernet jack for Internet hookup plus 1 GB of local
storage for data downloads. Second it has dual audio/video decoders to enable
the video picture-in-picture feature that's gotten so much attention — mostly
because studios releasing Blu-ray discs haven't yet properly implemented it,
and the bulk of players out there have so far been unable to support it. But
you'll be both PIP and BD-Live ready when Panasonic ships the DMP-BD50 later this
Other features to look
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Master Audio, HDMI 1.3 output, 7-channel analog audio jacks, 1080p/24 video
out, and an SD card slot.
Just remember to also pick up
the company's 150-inch plasma TV to watch your discs on.
—Al Griffin
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m 1 Ui BRAKY, OHIO •HISTORICAL,. S llW// Serv'"9 Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community lor Over 60 Years Vk7/\R V982 VELM/7 AVE. EXCH VOL.66 NO. 18 MAY 5, 1988-IYAR 18 Devoted to American and Jewish Ideals. Cohn Elected To National Office Gerald N. Cohn, executive vice president of Heritage Village, has been elected to a three year term to the House of Delegates of the American Association of Homes for the Aging (AAHA). Cohn was elected to this post during the association's recent spring symposium in Washington; D.C. AAHA is composed of over 2000 not for profit Protestant, Jewish and Catholic homes and housing facilities and services across the country. Heritage. Village is a charter member of AAHA. Both organizations started operations about 25 years ago. """****»* ACCORDING TO THREE EXPERTS Prospects For Mideast Peace Dim Israel 40 Celebration Subject Of Billboard On Main Street The community's Israel 40 billboard is now up at Main Street and James Road (going eastbound on Main). Israel 40 Celebration activities are detailed in this week's issue of the Chronicle. NEW YORK (JTA),, - Three experts on the Middle East agreed here last week that prospects for peace in - the area are dim. They cited the continued Palestinian riots in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, the division within Israeli society and the lack of a reliable Arab partners to negotiate with Israel as the major obstacles for reaching any peaceful settlement in the near future. "The prospects for peace in the Middle East in the near future are dim at best," James Phillips, a senior policy analyst at the Heritage Foundation asserted. "I agree, the prospects are remote," said Ambassador Herbert Okun, deputy permanent representative of the United States to the United Nations. "When you look at. the situation it's hard to be optimistic." Johanan Bein, acting permanent representative of Israel to the United Nations, said: "I also agree that prospects for peace in the region are not bright, but I think the overall prospects are better than we can see now," considering the tremendous progress and achievements of Israel and the Jewish people in the last 40 years. Bein, Okun and Phillips FEATURE Lag B'Oifter—The Thirty-Third Day By Dvora Waysman (©1988, WZPS) Sometimes, when we are expecting the visit of a dear friend, we count the days to his arrival, even marking off each day as it passes on the calendar. Similarly, we are commanded in Leviticus 23:15 to count the days that pass between Passover and Shavuot, which commemorates the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai. It is written: "And ye shall count unto you from the morrow after the day of rest, from the day ye brought the sheaf of the waving; seven weeks shall there be complete; even unto the morrow after thefeventh week shall ye number 50 days; and ye shall present a meal offering unto the Lord;" 7 So from the second day of Passover, we begin counting the Omer. The Omer is " simply Biblical Hebrew for a ' 'measure'' — in this case, of barley. How. does one actually count? Jewish bookstores sell "sefirah. counters" or you can mark out the days on a calendar and put it in a prominent place so you won't forget. The mood during the Omer period, which lasts for seven weeks, is one of semi- mourning: weddings do not take place, nor is one supposed to cut one's hair, buy new clothes or visit places of entertainment. There are various explanations, one being that this Omer or sefirah period is a time of apprehension, anticipating receiving the Torah at Mount Sinai at the end of the 50 days which culminate with Shavuoti However, there is a break in the semi-mourning on the 33rd day, called Lag b'Omer or "Scholar's Day," which falls on the Hebrew date of 18th Iyar. On this day, thousands upon thousands of people flock by foot, in cars and buses to the tomb of the great teacher Simeon Bar Yochai, in the remote town of Meron in the mountains of Galilee. It is the scene of frenzied and joyous Lag b'Omer celebrations, beginning when a huge bonfire is lit at midnight. Women throw silken scarves into the flames, and the men sing and dance rousing Hassidic songs around the fire. They also study the Zohar, the holy book of mysticism attributed to Bar Yochai. At dawn, the hues of crimson sunrise light up the mountains and valleys as praying begins anew. It is traditional for three-year-old boys to receive their first haircuts at Meron on this day, and their hair is cast into the flames, again with much singing and dancing. What began in Meron quickly spread to other parts of Israel, and bonfires on Lag b'Omer have now become a traditional means of celebrating the festival, with children collecting wood for weeks beforehand. Most Israeli families spend the eve of Lag b'Omer singing around a campfire, roasting potatoes, while the more religious retell ancient stories of Bar Kochba, Rabbi Akiva and Bar Yochai. For Bar Kochba and Rabbi Akiva — one an outstanding general, the other a famous scholar — are also linked with Lag b'Omer, going back 18 centuries, when, under the leadership of these two great men, Jews began to revolt. against Roman tyranny. The revolt lasted from 132-135 C. E. and Rabbi Akiva was tortured to death, but the Jews still refused to give up their Torah. During Bar Kochba's revolt, a terrible epidemic struck Rabbi Akiva's students, and 24,000 young men lost their lives. On Lag b'Omer the epidemic suddenly ended, so festivity was permitted on this one day during the period of semi- mourning. ::. Simeon Bar Yochai, the, great teacher, lived at this same heroic period. Refusing to obey the Roman decree against teaching Torah, he fled to the Galilee and hid in a cave for 13 years, living on the fruit of the carob tree. Each year, on Lag b'Omer, his pupils visited, him disr gufeing themselves as hunters with bows and arrows. Lag dis not Demjanjuk Sentenced To Death For His War Crimes At Treblinka JERUSALEM (JTA) - John Demjanjuk, the Treblinka death camp guard known as "Ivan the Terrible," was sentenced to death last week.by the three-judge Jerusalem district court. "One thousand deaths would not atone for your crimes," Judge Zvi Tal said to the guilty man, reading for the unanimous sentence of the bench. The 68-year-old Demjan- juk was found guilty on April 18 of crimes against the Jewish people, war crimes, crimes against humanity and crimes against a persecuted people. The court decided on the basis of evidence that the retired automobile worker from Cleveland, Ohio, was the Treblinka guard who operated the gas chambers were some 800,000 Jews perished. He was convicted under the 1950 Nazi and Nazi Collaborators Law, which carries the death penalty. Under Israeli law, appeal to the Supreme Court is mandatory. If this conviction and sentence are upheld,, the sentence will be carried out in about six months, by hanging- Demjanjuk would be the second war criminal executed under the law. Adolf Eichmann was hanged in Israel on May 31,1952. In arguments before sentencing, State Attorney Yonah Blattman maintained that the death penalty was mandatory under the Nazi Collaborators Law. The court preferred not to accept that interpretation. It agreed with Blattman that given the conviction and the nature of the crimes, its imposition of the death penalty was discretionary. Defense counsel declined to argue for a lesser sentence on grounds that to do so would imply an admission of guilt. Demjanjuk maintained throughout his 15-month trial that he was a victim of mistaken identity. He continued to insist his innocence at the sentencing. j8ynag<^ueSer(rjlc«^W^.";I^ (continued on page i« Bar Yochai died on b'Omer and asked his ciples to celebrate, mourn, his death. It is at his tomb that the Meron celebrations take place. Lag b'Omer, all those centuries ago, commemorated a. serious attempt to liberate Israel from its oppressors. But now, Israel is an independent state, a free nation not under the domination of Rome or any other tyrant. Nevertheless, remembering Lag b'Omer recalls a particularly heroic chapter in Jewish history. were participating in a panel discussion on Mideast peace prospects, sponsored by the Jacob Goodman Institute for Mideast Research and Information of the Zionist Organization of America. Okun said that despite the pessimistic outlook for the near future, there are several encouraging facts in today's Mideast. '• Israel's military superiority in the region is overwhelming. • Egypt, which maintains "a cold peace" with Israel, did not pull out its ambassador to Israel, despite the disturbances and violence in the territories. • The Soviet Union, "which has learned some lessons in Afghanistan," may no longer wish to play a "spoiling role" in the Mideast and will not stand in the way of a negotiated settlement. Okun said that "it is not clear at all" that the recent peace initiative of Secretary of State George Shultz is going to succeed, mainly because both Israel and the United States are approaching general elections and the continued uprising in the West Bank and Gaza. "The violence (in the territories) has shown that there is a strong and growing Palestinian conscience," he said. A way has to be found (CONTINUED ON PAGE 16) Professor Simon Dinitz To Present Louis Nemzer Memorial Lecture The planning committee for the Louis Nemzer Memorial Lecture has announced that Professor Simon Dinitz will present the lecture "Prisons for Profit" on Thursday evening, May 12. In The Chronicle ",";!)',",,, ,. jniiijijiiiii.'ii ;i"* Ci&BStfied7;.7.wl,,.,-;, Community Calendar, Editorial Features... Here And There ...'.,,,..,. 9 Marketplace,.^.. .'. .,;^lj? Obituaries^ ,.-,*.,«..»».* /j» it Simon Dinitz This program has been planned as the first annual lecture to be given in memory of Professor Louis Nemzer who was a member of The Ohio State University Political Science Faculty from 1948 until 1976. Professor Nemzer, an expert in Soviet-American Relations, was active with the Jewish Community Relations Committee, organized interfaith dialogue groups and was "a faculty advisor, to the Hillel Foundation. Th|0 lecture is sponsored by the Professor Louis Nemzer Memorial Fund which was established upon his death to sponsor lectures by outstanding Jew- ! ish faculty at OSU. Professor Dinitz received his Ph.D from the University of Wisconsin in 1951 and immediately joined the Sociology Department at OSU. A prolific author of 16 books and over 150 articles Dr. Dinitz is a recognized authority in the field of crimonology and corrections. 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Cortez, CO- Mark and Suzanne Baker felt a calling to reach out to the cowboy community in Cortez. Thanks to support from sponsoring congregation Baptist Chapel in Cortez, Southwest Cowboy Church is growing and fast.
"We seem to attract people who steer away from other churches who are more structured but they have a desire to learn more about God." Baker said.
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Loveland, Colo.- Nestled under the shadow of the Devil's Backbone of Horsetooth mountain in Loveland, Colorado, a bright light shines in a renovated dairy barn. Once adorned with cattle stalls and hay, the barn is now filled with the sweet sound of worship from the group of believers and seekers that is Round Up in Glory Cowboy Church.
The barn was not always their place of worship. In 2008, Greg and Mitzi Deal and their children began to pray that the Lord would give them the valley in which they live in Loveland to reach for Christ. They live on a farm with "every animal you think of," as their middle child Jodie candidly described. Greg Deal, the pastor of Round Up in Glory, said, "It donned on me that there is a culture that I could reach for Christ right in my backyard, and that is the cowboy culture."
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Participants from Minnesota, Kansas, and Colorado met in Flagler, Colorado to sharpen their rural leadership skills at the recent Rural Missional Leadership Conference.
Topics covered included cowboy church planting strategies, missional mindsets, partnerships, culture and bivocational issues. Presentations were given by Jim Ballard, Kenny Moore, Jim Misloski, Steve Hoekstra, Ed Stepp, Frank Cornelius, and Henry Luckel.
"We have to find times that work for them," he said, explaining that the typical 11 a.m. worship service is out of the question if pastors expect cowboys and ranchers to show up.
"Their responsibility is the life of their animals. It's their livelihood and a stewardship. Come Sunday morning, the cattle have to be fed just like they do on Fridays and Saturdays. It's seven days a week. So we have afternoon and evening churches up here," said Ballard. "All the chores are done, they're through with their day, so having church later eliminates any excuse for them, as far as coming to church."
Shorty Huffman, Senior Pastor, Kersey Cowboy Church
On July 25, 2011, we hosted Scott Brown, a professional rodeo cowboy, singer, songwriter and ordained minister, in Kohler Park in Kersey, Colorado. It was an evening of praise and worship…cowboy style!
We had 150 people in attendance and hampered some by heat and the threat of thunder, lightning, wind and rain, we moved the event into the Platte Valley Middle School field House. We fed everyone grilled hamburgers (freshly ground Black Angus, as you would expect from a Cowboy Church), chips and Eileen's famous cookies, and all the condiments and cold drinks to boot (pardon the pun).
By Larry Killam HorseGate Ministry
ELBERT- What do you think when you look at a horse? Is it another of God's creations, or maybe you just never gave it much thought. When I see a horse, I think about an opportunity to share Christ.
Like a Christian songwriter who wants to write songs that honor and praise God, I want to use the horse to honor and praise God. Thus, God has called into creation HorseGate ministry.
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Why oh why is D. Gray-man set to have 52 episodes if they're still gonna put fillers in it?
Why oh why is D. Gray-man set to have 52 episodes if they're still gonna put fillers in it?
Don't try to argue with the mods. If there's a D. Gray-man section, and you have a topic about D. Gray-man, post it in D. Gray-man.
All the sites I go to that have the anime for download always update the section like this eps 43/52 etc, so it seems like it, I can't say thats confirmation though, it could just be 1 season or something like that.
I don't know, I think Lynne here is right.
Everything I Learned In Life, I Learned From CLAMP
11. The most powerful people are alcoholics.
23. Tokyo Tower is, more than likely, the source of all evil.
29. Torture and mind games are just another way of showing you care.
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Ethics and compliance are top concerns for general counsel, while transparency and privacy issues are also grabbing their attention, according to the Association of Corporate Counsels Chief Legal Officers 2013 Survey.
ACC asked respondents what issues have been important to them over the past 12 months, and which issues will be important to them over the next 12 months. With almost no variation, respondents identified the same three issues looking back and looking ahead: ethics and compliance, followed by regulatory or governmental changes, and information privacy.
Data breaches and protection, however, moved up in importance for the coming year. While 68 percent said it was important over the last 12 months, 72 percent said it will be important to them over the next 12 months.
Thats a reflection of the potential breadth of the issue for a company, says ACC president and CEO Veta Richardson: The liability and harm can be substantial.
GCs also say they need to focus on how their companies deal with privacy. Asked to rate the importance of a set of trending topics, transparency and privacy obligations ranked highest, while the decentralization of legal departments ranked lowest.
The survey culls responses from more than 1,100 general counsel and chief legal officers in both publicly and privately held companies. Respondents, who hail from 36 countries, shared their views on topics ranging from their priorities for 2013 to job satisfaction, performance metrics, and staffing decisions.
In terms of business issues that matter most to law departments in 2013, GCs identified three main priorities: being aware of company activities that may have legal implications; keeping management apprised of legal developments; and staying current and well-informed of changes in the law.
Those answers are consistent with what ACC hears from its membership, according to Richardson. Because GCs continue to tell us that managing enterprise-wide risk, doing more global business, keeping their arms around all the company is doing . . . [is] a tremendous responsibility, she says.
These pressures may help account for the dip in this years job satisfaction results: 81 percent said they were satisfied with their jobs, compared to 92 percent in last years survey.
I think an 11 percent drop says something about the challenges theyre facing, says Richardson. For some, its taken a toll.
But overall, she says, were certainly not talking about an unhappy group.
For instance, ACC compared what GCs said theyd like to be doing in their job with what theyre actually doing in their joband found that reality matches up with preference in most cases.
Most respondents (78 percent) would prefer to spend their time advising executives/participating in strategic corporate issues, the findings state. Of these respondents, 85 percent report that they currently spend their time doing so.
When it comes to evaluating department-wide performance, most respondents use, first and foremost, an external measure: outside legal spending.
Three quarters of respondents use outside legal spending to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of law departments, according to the survey, but it is used by a higher percentage of respondents from public companies.
Indeed, 78 percent of public company general counsel identified outside legal spend as their primary metric, compared to 70 percent of private company GCs. Outside counsel management and inside legal spending rounded out the list of the top three metrics.
Legal departments are still stretched thin for resources, says Richardson, but the survey did demonstrate some improvement in terms of the inside staffing measure.
According to the results, nearly half of respondents law departments hired new staff over the past 12 months. And among that group, 83 percent of departments hired in-house lawyers when they hired new staff.
Another 64 percent of GCs said their law departments created new positions in the last year.
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The OC Japanese Meetup is a way for those who are interested in learning about Japan, the history, culture and language (of all levels) to meet. We have fun outings and events where members can exchange information, share interests, and establish friendships. We are not a singles or dating site! If you'd like to join us please include a picture of yourself in your profile. It does not have to be your main picture if you prefer, but it must be viewable to us through your group profile. We ask thi …
Meet other local fans of Japanese pop music. We will explore Japanese and Asian concerts as well as local J-pop/J-rock venues in Los Angeles and the O.C. If you listen to pop/rock bands or singers from any one of the Asian countries, k-pop etc. you are also invited to join the group and share your knowledge about those bands with us. please post links to asian bands singers, also local bands help support them favorite club bar that plays asian music and festivals
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This is a group for anyone intersterd particulary in Japanese Anime, Japanese Manga, Japanese Tokusatsu. Let's watch togather and go to exhibition.and if you want go Day trip or Weekend trip let's go!! Other hand if you want study Japanse word, Kendo, Fencing, or other sport. etc. please planing too. こちらの県人会はシニア系のが多いので、運動とか機動力のある小旅行とかできるように県人会を作ってみました。 東京の都人会と岩手の県人会と銘打ったのは、ただ単に私が育った場所であるからですが、特に東京と岩手でなければならないということはありません。興味がありましたらどうぞご参加ください。 if you have some intersting please planing.
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This is a group for people who love everything anime and want to meet others who have the same interests. Members can feel free to suggest events or meetups etc. This is just a place for everyone to have fun and make some new friends. We will go to conventions, talk about and watch anime, eat delicious Asian foods, and just have a great time.
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Written by FREEMAN ROGERS |
Wednesday, 30 January 2013 15:43 |
Kidneys for the college Legislators are right. Instead of whining about recent funding cuts, H. Lavity Stoutt Community College leaders should think outside the box and devise new ways to raise money. Fortunately, I have a great idea: selling students' kidneys. This is really a no-brainer if you think about it. The organs sell for as much as $100,000 on the black market, and almost everyone has an extra. Most donors never even notice a kidney's absence — and in case they do, Peebles Hospital has a first-rate dialysis unit. Clearly, then, there's no reason for young people to be selfish with their spare organs. So I would suggest that HLSCC start with an optional donation programme. To promote it, the college could appeal to students' school spirit. A kidney drive with fliers, posters and bumper stickers could urge them to "give part of yourself to your college." Hundreds of students would probably answer the call voluntarily. And in case they don't, there are other options. Incentives, for instance: The college could allow students to trade a kidney for, say, an A-plus in math. Or, if a student falls asleep in class, he could be anesthetised immediately and lose a kidney as punishment. If these schemes come up short — though I don't see why they should — the college could simply require a kidney from every student upon matriculation. This doesn't seem like a high price for attending a venerable institution where tuition is free for all belongers. An opportunity Of course, a kidney donation programme would not come to fruition overnight. One hurdle is immediately obvious: Selling organs is currently illegal all over the world. But if you're thinking outside the box like me, you'll instantly recognise this little detail as an opportunity. Why shouldn't the VI become the first nation in the world to legalise kidney harvesting? New legislation would be needed, of course, but that should be easy enough: A law could be modelled after the 1984 act that spawned the financial services industry. After the VI's transformation into a kidney-tourism destination, unhealthy rich people would flock here by the thousands, spending money right and left. This would pose another challenge, though: The territory's existing health facilities aren't ideal, and the new hospital is unlikely to be operational anytime soon. To accommodate the growing demand, then, a transplant centre would be needed. Herein lies yet another opportunity. If the college builds a training hospital dedicated to organ transplants, students could use the facility to learn a new skill. Patients, meanwhile, could receive a discount if they allowed their transplant to be carried out by a trainee. Some students might even find themselves transplanting their own kidney into someone else. Wouldn't that scene make a fabulous photograph for an HLSCC brochure? Charging teachers You're probably wondering how the school would afford the upfront investment required to fund such plans. I have an idea for this, too. Consider the dozens of teachers at HLSCC. Currently, the college pays them all a salary. But most teachers will tell you that they aren't in the profession for the money: They're in it because they love shaping young minds or whatever. So why should they get paid at all? Instead, why not charge them a monthly fee — and, perhaps, a kidney — for the privilege of teaching young people? This would save hundreds of thousands of dollars, which could be invested directly into the kidney programme. Picture it: Kidney sales would skyrocket. The school would make millions, far exceeding the money lost to its recent 10 percent subvention cut. And, ultimately, kidney transplants would become the third pillar of the territory's economy. By then, HLSCC would be in a position to branch out into other organs as well. Eyes, I understand, are particularly lucrative. Yes, the sky's the limit when you're thinking outside the box. Disclaimer: Dateline: Paradise is a column and occasionally contains satirical "news" articles that are entirely fictional. |


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Pet Lodges hosts cats and dogs for boarding and daycare across five New York and Vermont locations, including the Albany airport. During dog daycare, pooches frolic in an enclosed pebble-lined yard, where affable staffers referee games of chase and fetch. Kitty camps treat cats to three private levels of cozy climbing and napping furniture, and dog suites include raised, cushioned beds and three to four trips to the exercise yard each day. Daycare, kitty camps, and canine luxury suites' built-in webcams allow families to check in on their pets as they socialize, sleep, and perfect their latest tail-braiding-tutorial videos. Pet Lodges' sister store, Checkerhills Farm, stocks organic and holistic dog and cat foods, as well as dog-wash stations and coffee and treats for humans in Glenville.
Colorful items line the shelves Checkerhills Farm's two stores as pet owners peruse a wide selection of premium and organic dog and cat foods from brands including Eagle Pack, as well as durable toys and enticing treats. A dedicated wild bird section supplies such avian necessities as black oil seeds and feeders, and a horse area is awash in Mister Ed DVDs. On weekends, the store hosts pet adoptions to place needy animals in the homes of loving owners.
Checkerhills Farm's related business, Pet Lodges, offers private boarding suites and indoor and outdoor play zones for dogs and cats of all sizes. Their daycare center prioritizes the exercise and socialization vital for animal health, while also ensuring that pets get the proper food, medicine, and time for meditative reflection before midday naps.:
Schauber Stables, LLC is more than just a riding facility—it's the home to a cadre of rescue animals. Throughout the verdant, sprawling grounds, horses, ponies, and goats that have been given a second chance caper and gallop to the delight of onlookers. Visitors to the family-friendly establishment can learn how to ride atop a seasoned horse during lessons taught by veteran trainers or tour the farm during a field trip, where they'll learn about the animals' backgrounds from the staff and the horses' journal entries.
At grassy ranches and farms throughout eastern New York, Jennifer Breslin leads lessons and training programs in several riding disciplines. Breslin began riding as a young girl, competing in hunter and equitation rings while also working for a local trainer. While working with the horses there, she helped them to grow comfortable with the demands of cattle ranchers. She showed them the sharp turns required to chase down individual cows, how to fetch the newspaper each morning, and even drove herds of 30 or more into their proper pens. In her college years, Breslin competed in eventing and dressage while also galloping racehorses. Her students regularly compete in A-Circuit shows, and her horses enjoy the variety of the lessons, which provide them with plenty of exercise and a reason to go shopping for new horse outfits.
Man's best friend isn't just a pet to the staff at this pup parlor, but a member of their client's family. As such, each canine is treated like a four-legged king and rewarded with luxuries ranging from spa appointments to birthday parties. At the pet "spaw", canines can bid adieu to excess fur with a grooming session or release stress from chasing their ever-elusive tails with a white-tea-and-vanilla bath. Though denied a driver's license by state law, furry pals can still get from point A to B with taxi services, which employ a van outfitted with special harnesses to shuttle dogs to their daycare or grooming sessions. The Good Dog Spot also boasts a small boutique stocked with pet food, collars, and treats from local New England manufacturers and trusted national brands.
The staffers at The Landlocked Dog don't put sugar into dogs' birthday cakes. To cater to doggy palates, they only use all-natural ingredients such as bananas, honey, carrots, and peanut butter, though they can still spell out the name of the birthday pooch in icing. They also handcraft treats for their store's brand, Sophie's Seabiscuits, shaping delectable morsels into hearts and ladybugs. They concoct seasonal bites for the treat-of-the-month club, which gives pups two half-pound bags of incentive to do their owner's laundry.
Their dedication to wholesome pet care extends beyond gustatory rewards, however. The boutique stocks fashionable collars, leashes, and grooming products tailored toward specific ailments, including odor and itchiness. Their selection of calming music—composed specifically to put dogs at ease—fosters peaceful car rides, in which pups aren't compulsively changing the radio station. At doggy daycare, small packs can frolic about the cozy and comforting setting while their owners check in via webcam.


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Encouraging collaboration, informed risk taking, noticing the positive and building on this, developing relationship (oh so important!) sharing learning, empathising in challenging times thru flexibity and time giving and the willingness and provision of open communication. ....But what if this is absent or still gaining traction in your workplace? What of those who require the extra support?
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Encouraging collaboration, informed risk taking, noticing the positive and building on this, developing relationship (oh so important!) sharing learning, empathising in challenging times thru flexibity and time giving and the willingness and provision of open communication. ....But what if this is absent or still gaining traction in your workplace? What of those who require the extra support?
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and how lucky am I to have you in my PLN!!!
Here's to more of the same
You are inspirational.- Jane logan5 January 2012 20:43
I am excited by what my PLN is teaching me and am glad to be a part of such a supportive and informative group. Shared experience and learning is the way ahead for me and I hope that others continue to push forward.
ReplyDelete @wholeboxndice the term embrace also conjures up images of warm and caring support. As a bare minimum schools must look beyond their own faculties and continually discover what the world of work demands at any given time. If they can utilize PLNs such as the educational twitter community to achieve this-whoa! We all know the possibilities! I just hope more can have a taste of such great things!
ReplyDelete@malynmawby and @loganberry06 How very fortunate that we were all able to connect this year! Even more special to meet Malyn before we became twitter friends via a teachmeet at Shore hosted by @cpaterso. I have treasured our fun and engaging catchups since. A VERY qualified, experienced, creative and caring educator! Jane you have hit the nail on the head~Shared experience is a key that fits. I like this quote by C.S Lewis "Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another: What! You too? I thought I was the only one."
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to share in your journey, Jeanette. I've used twitter for a year now, at the beginning to see how useful it was. Like you I feel as an educator you need to be using the tools that are 'now'. I was and still am, amazed at the gems you find in 'twittersphere'. After relocating from NZ - Australia - Hong Kong in the last year my ever growing PLN was one thing that kept me connected. Finding the wonderful #ccGlobal group was one of those "gems". Personally I've been inspired by your 'blogs' and will start blogging as my NY resolution. So thanks and looking forward to 2012 and all that it will bring.
ReplyDelete- Louise6 January 2012 21:02
Love the thoughts you have shared Jeannette. At present I tend to be a lurker and just absorb the wealth of knowledge gained from my PLN (including you).I do consider that I can still pride myself on continually movin' and improvin' if only more quietly than others.
ReplyDelete G'day Louise! Thanks for taking the time to comment :) You are movin'!
"Lurking" is a means to gain information and be inspired for sure, however I encourage anyone to find interaction sometime. It is a great means to build relationship. Many enlightening, clarifying and enjoyable conversation can occur on twitter than lead to meeting f2f or via another online group such as #ccglobal ning. Do you have a twitter handle? If so, say Hi when you are next on. Once again, really appreciate the time taken to comment.Wow thanks for the support. In September I made a life changing decision. To go from casual teaching to look for more full timework. I joined Twitter and started blogging. Within a month I was offered three days at TAFE teaching English standard for the HSC this year. I also decided to start up my own eLearning Consultancy as there was really no one who does what I do on the Central Coast. There is real resistance to embrace technology by many teachers who already feeling overwhelmed but I am slowly breaking through and it is very exciting. I have run a few training sessions for teachers and a couple for students and the feedback has been very positive. I have been using my blog to think about and reflect upon my learning journey and the development of my new company and my new job.
I look forward to reading your learning journey and I thankyou for your support of Aussie teachers.
KathrynHi Kathyrn,
Wonderful to connect with you and well done on your exciting new adventure in supporting others. I truly believe most educators are moving in a positive direction. Students will appreciate and enjoy the enriched learning experiences. Via these small baby steps (and in other cases larger leaps!) momentum and enthusiasm will attract other educators to give student centered learning a whirl. It is not technology we should focus on however. The pedalogical shift towards enquiry learning which will equip students for their future is the key. Technology is a means to achievethis process- there are other means too.
I hope others find value in my reflections and ideas. Supporting each other and continual learning as educators is paramount.
Cheers. Looking forward to engaging this year,
Jeannette James


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One of the most critical tools a hunter possesses is scouting. Time and effort expended on scouting trips have more than paid off in the large quantities of meat currently stocked in my freezer; in fact, I believe scouting is the single most important aspect of hunting that keeps the "upper hand" firmly attached to our wrists, so to speak. Without knowledge of animal movement, including times of day, active areas and even factors that affect movement, i.e. moon phase, rain, changes in food sources, would remain a mystery until the hunt, far later in the game than I prefer.
The truth is I'm a fan of planning my hunt. I know where I want to hunt, what time I want to be there, what time my prey typically moves through the area and what I'm going to do if the wind doesn't play nice on any particular day. To that end, I have incorporated a number of tools to enhance my scouting efforts. These tools are not meant as a complete list; however, it is a list worthy of printing out for future reference, especially with deer season lighting up our hunting horizon.
I love a good surveillance camera. I call them game cameras while others refer to them as trail or scouting cameras; perhaps there's a regional explanation but the camera is the same wherever you go. Built on motion sensors, with standard flash or infrared systems and quick trigger times, these cameras are worth their weight in gold when it comes to scouting.
I once read a book, "Character is Destiny," by Russell Gough that clearly defines the value of a game camera. Gough's premise was simply that if you had a ring of invisibility and chose to put it on, how would you act? It's what you do when nobody's looking that really counts. Of course Gough's book was a message of integrity and how your character, your integrity define your destiny. Applying the value of knowing what goes on when we're not out there, better yet, when our prey feel as though they are wearing rings of invisibility leads us to handy information; it allows us to better prepare. Let's face it, in some small tracts of land, where you know the land like the back of your hand and the habitat teams with wildlife, game cameras may begin and end your necessary scouting efforts. For many of us; however, it is only one of the tools.
When scouting property, nothing is worse than walking up on wildlife, especially if hunting season is right around the corner. Living here in Texas affords me the luxury of hunting all year long so there is no great time to be caught traipsing through the woods. Carrying good binoculars and a spotting scope (on large tracts with good visibility) is absolutely critical in performing your scouting efforts largely undetected or at least at distances where wildlife do not feel threatened. Second to game cameras, good optics also gives you an opportunity to see what happens when they think they're alone.
Whether the land you're hunting is suffocating in vast expanses of heavy thicket, rolling prairies, picturesque woodlands or pristine pine forests, getting lost on large tracts of land is easy to do!
While elk hunting years ago, I left a logging road and ventured a mere 300 yards into an area where a 6x6 bull had been spotted. As I searched the area for sign the sun began to sink and shadows changed the landscape around me. I turned to leave and began walking. After 100 yards or so I realized I was not going the right direction. I went back to my initial spot and started over trying to follow my footsteps; they were everywhere, winding in every direction while I had been absentmindedly searching for sign. I panicked, then stopped and relaxed while I began to rationalize my predicament and consider the half lit sky in front of me.
Stopping to relax and absorb things around me saved my life. Surely, I would have been at extreme risk of death had I been forced to brave the -20-plus temperatures overnight. In the end, after only venturing from the logging road 300 yards, my return to said road found me a half mile from my original entrance point well after dark; my family had already begun to search for me. To this day I will not go into large tracts on my own without a map or compass; nowadays a handheld GPS is even better but maps will NEVER lose their value when it comes to immense forests and woodlands.
Maps also are great resources to create legends while scouting. Using a map, I number areas on the map where activity or sign were noted and use a pocket notepad to write what was observed for the number on the map; this keeps the map clean.
Regardless of how big or small your hunting area is scouting is vital to improving your odds. You have to make decisions about how involved scouting may be after weighing factors pertinent to your area but certainly terrain, foliage and the size of the huntable land should answer many questions for you about what to incorporate from the list above and even what to add; this is not necessarily a complete list.
The standing rule of thumb on scouting never changes. Plan, plan, plan - walk into the woods as educated as possible about what you are hunting, where you plan to hunt and how you plan to hunt it. The only way to do this is to scout. Blindly traipsing off on a hunt most often leaves you in the dark.
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The Eckler Lecture
2012 Eckler Lecture
Philip Gerard, author and chair and professor of creative writing at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, presented the Mary W. and Eric A. Eckler Endowment in Literature and Drama on Thursday, February 16 at the University of Mount Union. He used The Patron Saint of Dreams, which is the title of his newest book that will be released in March, to help illustrate a writer's research process and the roles a writer. Read more.
About the Eckler Lecture
Mount Union established the Mary W. & Eric A. Eckler Endowment in Literature and Drama in 1981 through a trust given by the late Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cummins. Both Dr. and Mrs. Eckler were long-time faculty members in Mount Union's English department.
Mrs. Cummins, formerly Dorothy Nelson, was a 1929 graduate of Mount Union and was a student of the Ecklers. The trust was given in appreciation of the Ecklers' years of service to the College and the community. The income from the trust is used annually to bring a person to the campus for one or more programs in literature and drama.
Dr. Eckler was a member of the English department at Mount Union from 1922 until the time of his death in 1955. Known to hundreds of students through the years as "Pop," Dr. Eckler served in many campus and community capacities. In addition to his position as a professor of English language and literature, he was chairman of the department from 1922 to 1954.
A graduate of Washington and Jefferson College, he earned his master of arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania and his doctoral degree from the University of Pittsburgh.
Dr. Eckler's wife, Mary W. Eckler, was an associate professor of English at the College from 1922 until 1964. Known as "Mom" to many Mount Union students, Mrs. Eckler earned her bachelor of arts degree from the University of Michigan and her master of arts degree from the University of Pittsburgh.
She received the Distinguished Service Award from the National Cabinet of Mount Union Women in 1962. She was named one of Mount Union's first McKinley Fellows in 1993.
Past Eckler Lecturers
1981 |
John Chappell, actor |
1982 |
W. D. Snodgrass, poet |
1983 |
Vincent Dowling, actor and director |
1983 |
Arthur Kincaid and Deirdre Barber, actors |
1984 |
Laura Whyte, actress |
1985 |
Cyril Mallett and Jean Lane, actors |
1986 |
John Maxwell, actor |
1987 |
James Mitchell Lear, actor, and David Walters, director |
1988 |
Elaine Sulka, director |
1989 |
Natalie Ross, actress |
1990 |
Brenda Wong Aoki, actress |
1991 |
Mark Stevenson, actor |
1992 |
Ken Richters, actor |
1993 |
Joy Harlo, poet |
1994 |
Kent R. Brown, professor of drama |
1995 |
Amy Hempel, author |
1996 |
Joy Harjo, poet |
1997 |
Carolyn Forche, poet |
1998 |
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2000 |
Tobias Wolff, author |
2001 |
Brian Bedford, actor |
2002 |
Jason Marr, actor |
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2005 |
Cleo Laine and the John Dankworth Band, jazz musicians |
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David Giffels, author and journalist |
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Philip Gerard, author and professor |


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California Republicans Tuesday overwhelmingly voted for Gov. Mitt Romney as their choice for the party's presidential nominee. More than 1.1 million (or 79.6 percent) of votes cast went to the politician from Massachusetts. Ron Paul came in a distant second, winning only 10.2 percent of ballots.
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Alabama Freeman A. Hrabowski, president of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, will address the annual African American Business Council luncheon on June 28. Hrabowski, who is chairman of President Barack Obama's Advisory Commission on Education Excellence for African Americans, has a national reputation for his work studying the performance of minority students in math and science. Hrabowski, named one of the 10 best college presidents in the country by Time magazine, was a child leader in the Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham in the 1960s.
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Eventually, Arnold arrived at Houston's M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, where she learned she had inflammatory breast cancer, or IBC, the most aggressive form of the disease. IBC takes its name from the red inflammation it produces in the breast, which is caused when microscopic tumor cells clog lymph vessels.
Like most women diagnosed with IBC, Arnold had never even heard of it. Today she tells her story often, to educate women and doctors about a tumor that few recognize and to raise money for an "orphan disease" that gets relatively few research dollars.
Although these tumors are rare -- accounting for only about 4% of breast cancer cases -- they are often lethal: They cause perhaps 10% of the 39,500 annual deaths from breast cancer in the USA, says Naoto Ueno, executive director of M.D. Anderson Cancer Center's inflammatory breast cancer research program and clinic. The median survival for women with IBC is less than three years, says Massimo Cristofanilli, chairman of medical oncology at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia and a leading expert on inflammatory breast cancer. Thirty-five percent to 40% of patients have metastases to other organs when they're diagnosed, says Cristofanilli, who was Arnold's doctor at M.D. Anderson.
"They weren't sure whether to take me on as a patient or prepare me for hospice," Arnold says. "They weren't sure they could stop it before it got to my brain."
Patients often are diagnosed late, partly because their family doctors aren't familiar with IBC, Cristofanilli says. And doctors today have no good way to detect IBC early. Unlike most breast cancers, IBC doesn't form a lump that's detectable on mammograms, Cristofanilli says.
Yet even women who are diagnosed soon after symptoms develop say an IBC diagnosis can be devastating. "You're told the bad news twice," says Sachi Mallach, 39, of West Chester, Pa., who was diagnosed two years ago, shortly after suffering a miscarriage. "You're told you have breast cancer. Then, less than a week later, I heard that not only do you have breast cancer, but you have the really aggressive breast cancer."
Because inflammatory cancers often come back, frequently spreading to the chest wall, many doctors advise against implants for fear that they could hide early signs of a recurrence. Arnold notes that patients and doctors are reluctant to use the word "cured" with a disease this aggressive.
"I don't see myself as a cancer survivor," says Arnold, now 54, whose tests are clear of disease. "I am surviving."
Arnold says she wants to help other women and stimulate research. So she reaches out through Facebook, where she has connected with hundreds of women around the world.
Many women with IBC are too sick to attend real support groups; others simply can't find anyone else with their type of breast cancer. Last year, Arnold founded the IBC Network Foundation, a non-profit that raises awareness and money for research.
The group holds Hunt for Hope scavenger hunts in cities across the country. So far, the foundation has given $32,000 to M.D. Anderson to study a common lung complication in IBC.
That may not sound like much, given that cancer trials often cost millions of dollars. But Ueno says even modest donations are important for an "orphan disease" that affects too few patients to attract much attention from pharmaceutical companies.
Yet Cristofanilli says that in some ways, research into inflammatory breast cancer is more promising today than in a long time. That's because of research suggesting that a newly approved lung cancer drug might benefit some women with IBC. The drug, crizotinib, was approved last year to treat late-stage lung cancer patients with a mutation in a gene called ALK. Because some women with IBC have these mutations, scientists are running clinical trials to see whether the drug could help control their disease, too, Cristofanilli says.
Women with IBC, he notes, tend to be several years younger than the average breast cancer patient, and many are raising families. Many are African American. And because IBC is more common among women who are overweight or obese, Cristofanilli says, he's concerned it could become more common. "It affects a part of the population that is very active," Cristofanilli says. "These families are left without their wives, without their mothers. This particular group of women deserves better."
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We have had so much color already and I think they have already hit their peak. However, I think this year was the most vibrant I can ever remember. They said on the news it was because of the dry weather. My daughter, who has a job that requires driving had to drive home in the snow in northern MN. She said when she left there was already 5 to 6 inches and they were supposed to have 10 by the time it was done. She posted pics on facebook and everyone thought it was from last year! lol My mind is a garden. My thoughts are the seeds. My harvest will be either flower or weeds. --Mel Weldon | ||||
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If sell, sell, sell has now become your mantra regarding your home and you're having trouble getting serious buyers, it might be time to consider some easy and affordable staging ideas. Here are ten tips that might factor into you getting that much desired offer. Some require more effort than others, but in total they are very easy on the budget.
- Absurd as it may sound, your first task is to extensively clean every room from top to bottom. In short, make Mr. Clean proud!
- Assess which rooms could use a new coat of paint, and choose colors that are warm and inviting. Avoid colors that are too bold or dark. Hint: don't make it feel like a cave!
- Rearrange your living room furniture in a non-conventional way, and maybe even remove the TV–just like those darned designers do. (I know, we're all going, "Oh come on, get real, where is the TV?")
- Remove ALL clutter from every room and put in a storage area that perspective buyers won't see.
- Assess the lighting in the living room and master bedroom, if it seems gloomy; buy some affordable lamps at Wal-Mart.
- If you have old pillows on your couch, remove them and buy two that bring warmth into the room.
- Remove any wall art that is cute, family oriented, theme oriented, etc. (i.e., sports, animals, collectibles). After fresh paint goes on, the walls can either be left blank or have one large piece of art put on each one. Something that most people would find appealing, like flowers or scenery.
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- Remove all spider webs anywhere on the property, and if you have ants or other bugs, spray.
- Assess the curb appeal of your house as though you don't live there. If there is anything in the yard that detracts from the look remove the items completely and put in storage. Here are just a few things that might be decorating (and I use the term loosely) the view: toys, tricycles, birdbaths that are officially "green with envy," old broken gnomes, furniture that has seen better days, etc. Exchange those decorations for a few colorful plants.
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It's the night before NAB which gives us the perfect reason to show these videos from the recent Editor's Lounge Pre-NAB Discussion Panel. Lots of speculation across the board and NLE manufacturers, comments include 'Avid is 'stodgy' and 'FCPX will win the race.' Interesting.
Apple update Final Cut Pro X, Motion, Compressor and the ProApps Quicktime Codecs
Apple have announced updates to Final Cut Pro to 10.0.8, Motion to 5.0.7 and Compressor to 4.0.7. There's also an update to the ProApps Codecs for Quicktime to 1.0.2
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When Apple offered us the opportunity to borrow a fully specced out iMac to test, how could we refuse? We begin with a quick look at the machine, specifications, design and first observations.
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We have had reports in from a few sources that the top of the range iMac has had problems when running Final Cut Pro X and Motion. Surely the machine must have enough horsepower, what is going on?
Apple publish a new White Paper on RED Workflows with Final Cut Pro X
The latest 10.0.6 update to FCPX brought sophisticated support for media shot on the RED cameras. This new white paper details different workflows with FCPX and also suggests one very handy tip for changing the resolution of your projects once editing has been finished.
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It's looking like a very strong fall for novels — with several books by renowned authors already released and dozens more coming before Christmas. Here then, is a very short list of some of the top fiction expected this fall:
By J.K. Rowling
Little, Brown and Company, 512 pages, $36.99
The world is eagerly awaiting the arrival of J.K. Rowling's first novel to follow up her blockbuster Harry Potter series: The Casual Vacancy. Due out Sept. 27, the book tells the story of the small English village of Pagford, where one of the town's parish councillors dies in his early 40s, leaving the town in shock. Rowling's story will review how the apparently idyllic village is actually a town at war. "Rich at war with poor, teenagers at war with their parents, wives at war with their husbands, teachers at war with their pupils … Pagford is not what it first seems," the publisher writes. The Harry Potter series is beloved by adults and children alike, and contained masterful storytelling with timeless mythology. If The Casual Vacancy even comes close to matching the success and appeal of Harry Potter, it will be a big hit.
by Annabel Lyon
Random House Canada, 256 pages, $29.95
New Westminster author Annabel Lyon is following up her prize-winning 2009 novel The Golden Mean with a new story about Aristotle's daughter Pythias, who has a wit to match her father, something that can make life more than a little difficult for a girl. The book comes out Sept. 18.
by Alice Munro
McClelland & Stewart, 336 pages, 32.99
by Tom Wolfe
Little, Brown and Company, 608 pages, $33
Prolific author and father of "new journalism" releases his fourth novel Oct. 23; he's also written 12 non-fiction books and countless essays and articles. The man who brought us The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, The Right Stuff and The Bonfire of the Vanities now brings us Back to Blood, a novel set in Miami on the theme of immigration.
by Barbara Kingsolver
Harper Collins, $31.99
Coming Oct. 26 from the author of The Poisonwood Bible and The Lakuna, among other books, this novel tells the story of 29-year-old Dellarobia Turnbow, who was once ambitious before becoming pregnant and getting married at 17. After years of isolation on a farm raising children, she experiences something that changes her life.
This brief list is just a few of the highly anticipated fiction books expected this fall. Several high-profile books have already been released, such as Ian McEwan's Sweet Tooth, Michael Chabon's Telegraph Avenue and Martin Amis' Lionel Asbo. Canadian literature fans can look forward to Susan Swan's The Western Light, a prequel to her 1992 novel The Wives of Bath, David Bergen's The Age of Hope, Terry Fallis's Up and Down, Rawi Hage's third novel Carnival and the short story collection Astray from Emma Donoghue.
October sees the release of A Week in Winter by Maeve Binchy, who died this summer and Howard Jacobson will follow up The Finkler Question with a new novel, Zoo Time. It's a strong fall for mysteries too, with new releases by Peter Robinson, Louise Penny, Giles Blunt and Ian Rankin already out or on their way.
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