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Turbine installation complete at London Array
On 13 December London Array announced that the 175th and last turbine at the first 630MW phase of the London Array Offshore Wind Farm has been installed, marking the end of major construction activities.
Turbine installation began in January 2012 and has been completed by MPI Discovery, A2SEA's Sea Worker and Sea Jack.
With all turbines in place and 55 connected and supplying power to the national grid, the wind farm is on track to be fully operational in Spring 2013. The wind farm has been generating energy since October 2012 when the first turbine began producing power.
The installation of the last turbine at London Array is the culmination of a huge amount of effort and coordination by everyone involved in the project. This year alone 84 foundations, 175 wind turbines, 178 array cables and three export cables have been installed at the project. London Array is now focusing on the commissioning and testing of the remaining turbines before the project is handed over to the Operations and Maintenance team in 2013.
Benj Sykes, Head of DONG Energy's UK Wind business, said, "Having the final turbine installed is another landmark in this flagship project for the UK and for DONG Energy. The London Array will soon be the largest operational offshore wind farm in the world - building offshore wind farms of this size and larger in the future allows us to harvest the advantages of scale and is an important element of our strategy to drive down the cost of energy."
Tony Cocker, Chief Executive Officer of E.ON UK, commented, "Today is another significant milestone for London Array and the UK as the installation of the final turbine brings us one step closer to the completion of the world's largest offshore wind farm. We are proud to mark this achievement and I pay tribute to all involved in the construction to date. I look forward to seeing London Array's contribution to the UK's low carbon energy mix for many years to come."
Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, Chief Executive Officer of Masdar, said, "This milestone brings us a step closer to showcasing the economic, social and environmental benefits of clean energy. London Array is a testament to how collaboration, the right policies and a commitment to sustainability can advance the new energy industry. Masdar is a proud partner, and we look forward to the completion of the world's largest offshore wind farm."
London Array is being built around 20km off the coasts of Kent and Essex. The wind farm will be installed on a 245km2 site and will be built in two phases. Phase One covers an area of 90km2 and includes 175 turbines with a combined capacity of 630MW. If approved, the second phase will add enough capacity to bring the total to 870MW.
The project consortium partners have the following shareholdings: DONG Energy owns 50%, E.ON has 30% and Masdar has a 20% stake.
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DONG Energy is one of the leading energy groups in Northern Europe. We are headquartered in Denmark. Our business is based on procuring, producing, distributing and trading in energy and related products in Northern Europe. We have approximately 6,000 employees and generated DKK 57 billion (EUR 7.6 billion) in revenue in 2011. For further information, see www.dongenergy.com.
DONG Energy is one of the leading offshore wind farm developers in the world, with more than 20 years' experience in the wind power industry and we have built every third wind farm in Europe. The UK is one of DONG Energy's primary markets for developing offshore wind and so far we have invested £3 billion in UK renewables since 2005. Walney is the latest of four offshore wind farms to be commissioned by DONG Energy in the UK and we have the London Array, which will be the world's largest offshore wind farm, Lincs and West of Duddon Sands under construction with partners. We are also constructing the Gunfleet Sands demonstration project to test the next generation of larger turbines.
E.ON is one of the world's leading power and gas companies. With annual sales of more than €82 billion and around 79,000 employees, it is one of the world's largest investor-owned power and gas companies. E.ON is active in onshore and offshore wind, concentrating solar power (CSP), solar PV and biomass and currently has over 4.2GW of renewable capacity in operation, which makes it a leading global renewable player.
E.ON is committed to being a leading player in the offshore wind industry and it already owns and operates three offshore wind farms in UK waters. The UK's first offshore wind farm near Blyth in Northumberland, Scroby Sands off the coast of Great Yarmouth and Robin Rigg in the Solway Firth.E.ON is currently carrying out detailed environmental studies on its proposed Rampion site off the Sussex Coast and has been granted planning approval to build the Humber Gateway offshore wind farm, which would be located off the Holderness Coast in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
E.ON is committed to growing its offshore wind fleet across Europe and it intends to invest €7 billion in its offshore programme over the next five years, through creating industrial-scale wind, solar and biomass power plants. www.eon.com
Masdar is Abu Dhabi's multi-faceted initiative advancing the development, commercialisation and deployment of renewable and alternative energy technologies and solutions. The company serves as a link between today's fossil fuel economy and the energy economy of the future - developing the "greenprint" for how we will live and work tomorrow. Backed by the stability and reputation of the Mubadala Development Company, an investment vehicle of the government of Abu Dhabi, Masdar is dedicated to the emirate's long-term vision for the future of energy.
Masdar entered into the London Array scheme when it purchased 40% of E.ON's half share of the London Array scheme, giving Masdar a 20% stake in the project overall. The London Array investment is part of Masdar's global alternative energy strategy which includes solar, wind and other renewable technologies. Masdar, which works with a range of innovative renewable energy companies and utilities, is continuously growing its portfolio of investments, partnerships and production capabilities in the renewable energy and clean technology sectors. For more information about Masdar, please visit www.masdar.ae.
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I have a table with about 10 fields. I want to export it so that it can be read by Excell with all the fields in their proper columns. I tried it and some of the data is shifted one column to the right (e.g., the data for "City" appears in the column for "State" and that shifts all the remaining data also.). The strange thing is that this occurs for some records and not for others. I thought that some of the fields might have misplaced comma, since the downloaded data is csv, but on inspection no such item is found.
Do you have any idea how I can rectify the problem?
Dan Landis
Written by ansgar
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5045 posts since Fri, 07 Apr 06
With the correct line and field terminators while exporting you should not run into that problem. Please try using
- the semicolon as field terminator
- double quote as field encloser
- \r\n as line terminator
Written by landisd
6 years ago
7 posts since Sun, 06 May 07
I wish that could've worked; it did not. I simply got each record with the fields bunched together with quotes around each field, but not in the appropriate columns...
Any other ideas?
Written by kalvaro
6 years ago
599 posts since Thu, 29 Nov 07
It'd be way easier to find out what's wrong if we could just, well, see it.
Useful data you could provide:
[*:92664a978d]A SQL dump with the table definition and, at least, the INSERT statement for the problematic record
[*:92664a978d]The resulting CSV file
[*:92664a978d]Your computer regional settings (list separator, decimal character... or at least the country, so we can figure out)
Written by landisd
6 years ago
7 posts since Sun, 06 May 07
How would I attach the requested files to this message?
Also, the total data table has close to 50 fields, I am only selecting 10...I would rather not dump the entire table since there is sensitive information in there. I can send you the 10 fields in the csv format with both comma and : as separators. The computer resides in the US if that helps.
Written by kalvaro
6 years ago
599 posts since Thu, 29 Nov 07
landisd wrote: How would I attach the requested files to this message?
It's all plain text, just open in notepad, select all, Ctrl+C, go to forum and Ctrl+V.
We don't need or want your whole database, just paste a small sample so we can figure out what's wrong. Put yourself in our shoes: how can we know what's wrong if we can't see any actual data?
Anyway, here come some ideas:
[*:4805632162]If your computer has US regional settings you must probably use comma as field separator rather than semicolon.
[*:4805632162]If the data itself includes the special characters used to separate columns and rows (such as quotes, comas, line feeds...) you'll probably face problems with CSV since HeidiSQL won't escape them (esp. quotes). In that case, you may get better results exporting as HTML.
[*:4805632162]Last but not least, don't discard the possibility that it's eventually an Excel issue: that program has never been specially good importing text data ;-)
Written by landisd
6 years ago
7 posts since Sun, 06 May 07
While I like Heidi very much, there is another program SQLyog that does, in fact, download data to Excell and keeps the fields in the appropriate columns. SQLyog has an option for download EXCELLXLM which seems to do the trick.
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In small, stunningly rendered self–portraits, Mexican artist Frida Kahlo painted herself cracked open, hemorrhaging during a miscarriage, anesthetized on a hospital gurney, and weeping beside her own extracted heart.
Her works are so incendiary in emotion and subject matter that one art critic suggested the walls of an exhibition be covered with asbestos.
In this beautiful book, art historian Hayden Herrera brings together numerous paintings and sketches by the amazing Mexican artist, documenting each with explanatory text that probes the influences in Kahlo's life and their meaning for her work. Included among the illustrations are more than eighty full–color paintings, as well as dozens of black–and–white pictures and line illustrations. Among the famous and little–known works included in Frida Kahlo: The Paintings are The Two Fridas, Self–Portrait as a Tehuana, Without Hope, The Dream, The Little Deer, Diego and I, Henry Ford Hospital, My Birth, and My Nurse and I. Here, too, are documentary photographs of Frida Kahlo and her world that help to illuminate the various stages of her life.
A lavishly illustrated and sumptuously produced collection of Kahlo's hauntingly beautiful paintings--by a leading expert on the artist and author of the bestselling biography Frida. 286 photographs, 87 in color.
Art historian Hayden Herrera is one of the world's preeminent experts on Frida Kahlo. In this beautiful book, he pulls together more than 80 full-color images of Kahlo's paintings and more than 200 black-and-white photos and line illustrations covering every period of Kahlo's dramatic life. This book is an indispensable companion to Herrera's definitive biography, Frida, and the new film starring Selma Hayek. documenting each with explanatory text that probes the influences in Kahlo's life and their meaning in her work. Included among the illustrations are 87 full color images of Kahlo's paintings as well as 203 black and white photos and line illustrations covering every period of Kahlo's dramatic life including her two marriages to Diego Rivera, her family, and friends. This book will be an indispensable companion to the new movie starring Selma Hayek and directed by Julie Taymor.
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5. Remember when I said I was going to do one Pinterest project a month? My January contribution is this jar:
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Chicago-Style Deep-Dish Pizza & No-Knead Cornmeal Crust
Cookbook Review & Recipe from Artisan Pizza and Flatbread in Five Minutes a Day by Jeff Hertzberg and Zoë François
Artisan Pizza and Flatbread in Five Minutes a Day is filled with easy-peasy recipes to inspire our weeknight cooking. Take this Chicago-Style Deep Dish Pizza. Doesn't a slice of that after a day of running hither and yon sound just heavenly?
Many of us realized long ago that the no-knead dough that we were using to make homemade sandwich bread and artisan boules also makes some of the best pizza ever. Besides being easy to make, the high-moisture dough comes very close to making the super-crispy crust and chewy crumb that we often covet when eating fancy wood-fired artisan pizzas.
Artisan Pizza and Flatbread in Five Minutes a Day takes what we already knew was a good thing and goes even further. Besides their master recipe (a riff on their original master recipe from Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day), the authors have provided a baker's dozen of other base recipes for our pizzas and flatbreaads. These include the Cornmeal Olive Oil Crust in the recipe below as well as other versions with whole grains, gluten-free flours, and sweet ingredients.
They describe how to make the pizzas in an oven or on a grill, with a baking stone and without. They explain how you can freeze pizza rounds for even quicker weeknight meals and describe about how many toppings can be piled on a crust of any given thickness before it gets soggy. In short, these guys have an answer for every niggling question or concern you've ever had when heading into the kitchen to make pizza.
The real strength of the book is in the page after page of inspiring recipes. No chance of getting into a pizza rut here! The recipes run the gamut from the familiar pizzeria menu items to ones that draw on the culinary traditions of the Middle East, India, Scandinavia, and others. I can't wait to try this Deep-Dish Pizza. I also have my sights set on the Turkish Chicken-Stuffed Pita Boats, a Curried Sweet Potato, Lentil, and Arugula Pizza, and a recipe for fruit-filled hand pies made with a sweet dough.
This book on quick pizzas joins Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day and Healthy Breads in Five Minutes a Day on the kitchen shelf. Next time I'm looking for a quick meal with some new flavors and ingredients, this is where I will look.
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There's no question that deep- dish pizza was invented in Chicago, although there is some dispute over which pizzeria came up with it first. The pizza varies around Chicago, but for all, the crust is remarkable for its tender, almost buttery flavor and its luscious golden color, courtesy of cornmeal. Baking the pizza in a butter- coated cake pan fries the outside edge and makes for a crispy crust.
3/4 pound (large orange-size portion) Cornmeal Olive Oil Dough (recipe follows)
4 large Italian sausages (about 3/4 pound), cooked and broken into small pieces
11/2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
1 cup thick tomato sauce
Butter for the pan
Cornmeal for the pan
1. Prepare and measure all toppings in advance.
2. Preheat oven to 500°F. Generously butter an 8 x 2- inch spring- form cake pan and coat with cornmeal. Dust the surface of the refrigerated dough with flour and cut off a 3/4- pound (large orange- size) piece. Dust with more flour and quickly shape it into a ball by stretching the surface of the dough around to the bottom on all four sides, rotating the ball a quarter- turn as you go (if making individual pies, divide the dough into 4 pieces and shape into balls).
3. Roll out and stretch the pizza crust: Flatten the dough with your hands and a rolling pin on a work surface to produce a 1/8- inch- thick round. Dust with flour to keep the dough from sticking to the surface. Use a dough scraper to unstick the dough as needed. Transfer to the cake pan. The dough should hang over the edge of the pan, which will prevent it from "slouching" while you fill it
4. Add the fillings: Mix together the sausage and two-thirds of the cheese in a bowl. Spread the meat mixture onto the dough, then top with the sauce and the remaining cheese. Trim the overhanging dough with kitchen shears so there is about 1/2 inch of dough that will flop down over the filling.
5. Slide the pizza into the preheated oven. Reduce the oven temperature to 400°F. Check for doneness in about 45 minutes (20 minutes for the individual pizzas). The pizza should be bubbling and the cheese evenly melted.
6. Allow to cool for about 10 minutes, preferably on a wire cooling rack. This allows the filling to set slightly before removing from the pan and slicing. When cooled, cut into wedges and serve.
Cornmeal Olive Oil Dough
2 3/4 cups (1 lb 6 oz/625 g) lukewarm water
1 tablespoon (.35 oz/10 g) granulated yeast
1-1 1/2 tablespoons (.63-.94 oz/17-25 g) kosher salt
3 tablespoons sugar, honey, malt powder, or agave syrup
3/4 cup (6 oz/165 g) olive oil
6 cups (1 lb 14 oz/850 g) unbleached all-purpose flour
3/4 cup (4 oz/125 g) yellow cornmeal
1. Mixing and storing the dough: Mix the yeast, salt, and sweetener with the water and oilve oil in a 5-quart bowl, or a lidded (not airtight) food container.
2. Mix in the remaining dry ingredients without kneading, using a spoon, a 14-cup capacity food processor (with dough attachment), or a heavy-duty stand mixer (with paddle). If you're not using a machine, you may need to use wet hands to incorporate the last bit of flour.
3. Cover (not airtight), and allow it to rest at room temperature until the dough rises and ncollapses (or flattens on top), approximately 2 hours.
4. The dough can be used immediately after its initial rise, though it is easier to handle when cold. Refrigerate it in a lidded (not airtight) container and use over the next 10 days. Or store the dough for up to 3 weeks in the freezer in 1/2-pound portions. When using frozen dough, tahw it in the refrigerator overnight before use.
5. On pizza or flatbread day, roll out or stretch the dough into a round and finish with your favorite toppings, using any of the recipes in this book.
(Images and recipe text used with permission from Thomas Dunne Books. Text copyright © 2011 by Jeff hertzberg and Zoë François. Photography copyright © 2012 by Mark Luinenburg)
Per serving, based on 14 servings. (% daily value)
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I love the ABin5 recipes. Have been using them weekly ever since the first book came out. Jeff and Zoe are really great at what they do. Have yet to get the new book - but I will. I always make pizza using the master recipes from either the first or second book, so I can't wait to see what they're up to in the new book. These books have really been the ones that have most changed the way I cook, I can't believe everyone doesn't have them.
I love those deep dishes! Any idea where they come from?
Thanks for this review, I've been back and forth about this book. I love their other two books so much, but I wasn't sure how much this one would have to offer. It sounds like there is much more here than I expected!
absolutely delicious and unique! I saw this and immediately knew i wanted to make this dough since I had the *perfect* amount of cornmeal left for the recipe (halved). my dough did come out a bit wet, so I would recommend letting it sit in the fridge after the rise, as suggested!
So, the recipe calls for a springform pan, which would be quite thin - but the picture looks cast iron. And I have an 8" cast iron frying pan....
oliviajennie -- I'm making my attempt in the cast iron tonight, I'll comment later to let you know how it goes!
I made it tonight in a cast iron pan. It was fantastic! I rubbed the inside of the pan with butter first, I think that helped in perfectly crisping the crust.
I agree, this book is great. I have all their books and love them almost equally, with the biggest love going for the Healthy Bread in 5 Minutes a Day.
The biggest mistake I made with this Artisan Pizza and Flatbread in Five Minutes a Day is purchasing it on a Kindle. Big mistake. You just always sort of forgot that the book is there because it doesn't stand together with your other cookbooks. Go with hard copy, folks. Always go with hard copy.


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After past embezzlement troubles in the treasurer's office, officials are putting a referendum before the voters to see if they want to change the county's government from a council-administrator type to a council-manager type.
"The manager form of government would allow the county manager to hire the auditor, which is currently elected, and the treasurer, which is currently elected. It would bring the function under the table of organization of the county manager," said Gary Kubic, Beaufort County administrator.
While some are against the change, Kubic says he is supporting the referendum. He says it would be more efficient and would allow the county to be able to keep up with training and technology in those departments.
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The number of beekeepers in Illinois has been increasing for more than a decade.
The Illinois Department of Agriculture's yearly report says there were 700 new beekeepers in 2013. The (Springfield) State Journal-Register reports the statewide total is more than 2,500 beekeepers operating more than 24,000 colonies. The number of registered beekeepers has increased every year since 2002.
Steve Chard is with the agriculture department. He says colony collapse disorder has helped increase awareness of the importance of honey bees and contributed to the increase. Beekeepers started reporting the disorder about a decade ago. Chard says it's too soon to determine if the increase has made up for losses due to the disorder.
Union County in southern Illinois has more than 2,000 colonies - the most in the state.
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While Papa Roach frontman Jacoby Shaddix recovers from corrective surgery to remove a nodule on his left vocal cord, the band has released a promotional video for their upcoming album, The Connection .
In the five-minute clip , Shaddix explains how he came up with the title of the new album. "The record, it's about all the connections I have in my life," notes the singer. "My connection with my band, my connection with God, my connection with our fans. When you've got something that you can latch on to and become part of something, that's the connection."
The video also explores how the band came up with the artwork for the upcoming release and why they chose Six: A.M. lead singer James Michael to be the producer of the album, interspersed with scenes from their recently-released music video for "Still Swinging."
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my second version of the Alexander blouse, with a few alterations; instead of the button tabs in the front and back, I added an elastic waist and a polo neckline. Also I added a high-low-hem and made the whole thing in a self printed cotton voile. I just made a chevron stencil out of linoleum and used some red and purple fabric paint.
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Eat Pray Love Backlash
Is Eat, Pray, Love Enlightening or Annoying?
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Elizabeth Gilbert's memoir Eat, Pray, Love has been a smash success, especially among women. Some readers have even embraced it as more of a self-help guide than one woman sharing her personal thoughts on life, love, and spirituality.
However, this kind of success often comes with a backlash, and some critics are claiming Gilbert ought to "get over herself." That strikes me as odd considering that a writer is, well, required to be a little self-absorbed when writing a memoir.
What do you think? Do you like Gilbert's book, or is it just a lot of navel-gazing nonsense?
lwhistle 3 years
Eat, Pray, Love, Seriously? Picked up the dvd. Here is my idea of a real life E,P,L. Eat. Woman's hubby needs to find himself. (aka. travel and sleep with other women) She fights lawyers for alimony and child support. In the meantime works in crummy low paying job. The only food she can afford is Mac and Cheese and pasta from a can. Pray. After long day at work and taking care of kids she prays to God that the light and water bill will get paid this month. God does not answer because he is busy helping some spoiled chick in Bali who is in crisis over her Roman holiday weight gain. Love. Are you kidding? No hottie with sexy tears is waiting for her. If she does date it's usually some slightly balding, overweight guy who is looking for a wifey to take care of all his house hold needs then greet him at the door with candles and lingerie. Sex is over in 5 minutes and thank God for that. Seriously? Another book where EPL author is now in Hawaii after leaving sexy cry baby because she is tired of his tears every time they make love or watch Beaches. She needs to find herself and meditate in a luxury hut with beach side service and pineapple martinis.
CHOOCHOO 4 years
melissa mark - right on. that's exactly how i felt about it. i think i smiled every time she mentioned having to scrub the floor. lol
4 years
Horrible book. Lots of people get divorced and face much worse circumstances without resorting to whining and running away. This woman is a self absorbed twit. When I divorced my abusive husband, I had to hold it together in order to keep a roof over our heads and food on the table for my kids. I didn't have time to have a pity party. This girl is a pampered, spoiled brat. I'd hate to see what would happen to her if she ever comes up against real problems.
4 years
Reading this book really tested my patience. I finished it only to find out if she "got it". But in hindsight realized this was too much to ask. It's a book about a life-long self-indulgent whiner who uses a good chunk of time and money to turn life-changing experiences into more opportunity to stroke her humongous ego. Any woman with half a brain would see it more as a work of pure comedy. The only person in this book who had her figured out was the manager of the Ashram who had her scrubbing floors.
4 years
It has the charm of a flaming piece of poo. The author is completely self serving and annoying. The movie looks worse.
4 years
I couldn't get further than a third of the book, but judging by others' comments, I wouldn't have liked it if I had forced myself to continue. I don't consider going from one cushy, safety-netted life to another a real risk, and I question whether her self-indulgence qualifies as true spiritual growth, which as far as I've been able to glean from the great masters, consists more of forgetting one's self. She was commissioned to create a mass-media product that would appeal to consumers, packaged as "enlightenment," and she fulfilled her mission -- that much I'll give her. I had to ask myself whether I was just jealous; part of me thinks, yeah, I can find enlightenment too if someone else pays for it, I don't have to go to work, and I get to boink a young hottie. But I am also really bothered by what I perceive as more self-absorption than self-awareness.
Leilanic1 5 years
I loved this book. I think what a lot of people here have said is that you do have to be in the right frame of mind to really absord or relate what she is saying. She was on a spiritual journey so of course some of what she would say would come across as preachy. She was trying to find her spirituality and herself amongst the rubble of her disasterous decision/life choices. I'm currently going through my own transistions so this book really spoke to my heart and soul. sounds lame and cheesy but i love it.
LilGlamDiva 5 years
I went back and forth. I found the beginning to be very inspiring, then I found it dragging in places....overall the story was good, but her telling it could've been more varied.
orisugar 6 years
Pros: engaging, funny, well written Cons: Many parts of the book seemed contrived (praying for her husband to sign the divorce papers and moments later he does OR singing that hymn to her nephew and instantly her sister tells her that he sleeps well now OR how she dreams were symbolic to the point that it seemed fabricated). Like ckc said, she had written the outline of her memoir before even going on this 12 month spiritual journey -it got bought ahead of time by her publishers because Gilbert probably gave them a detailed account of what was going to happen. I kept feeling that she was trying to make whatever she told her publishers was going to happen, happen- like a self fulfilling prophecy. Gilbert came through as an annoying/selfish person. I like her writing style, but I can't help but not like her. Especially towards the second half of the book she seemed like she had this superior "I've attained divinity" air about her. She got REALLY preachy towards the middle, and i didn't care much for that. The part at the ashram dragged!!! What infuriated me the most was that she TOTALLY exotified/fetishized the "EAST". I found many parts of her journey in India and Bali problematic. She was so ignorant always assuming that everything that happened to her had some higher meaning and the people she predetermined as spiritual were in fact spiritual. Half the time that medicine man had no idea what she was talking about and when she wounded her leg he sent her to a real doctor- which is a blatant indication that he was taking her for a ride. He did not want to mess up trying to cure a famous writer from America who would probably figure out that he can't cure her so he sent her to a real doctor. But Gilbert wanted so desperately to believe that he is a spiritual healer (for her book sales) thought he was operating under some higher master plan. WHAT BS!!!! She's like one of those colonial-guilt ridden Westerners who over revere Eastern philosophies and think they can solve their Western problems by "finding God" in the East. Another thing is she was SO incredibly narcissistic and selfish. I understand that it's a memoir but I've read tons of memoirs and never have I wanted to punch the writer for being self-indulgent. She focused way too much on her inner consciousness. You know how when people give you detailed accounts of their dreams, it's a little annoying? Same thing here. I liked the first part in Italy best. Her descriptions of the place, food, people was really fun. The rest not so much.
shazchina 6 years
In response to ckc above--does Elizabeth Gilbert have a child now?! That is news to me--I don't think this came up on either of her quite recent Oprah appearances.
romanruin 6 years
I totally understand about the Oprah comment. I wanted to read the book before i saw her on Oprah. When i watched her on the show i was really turned off. She had a very superior aire about her...and i didn't feel any warmth or emotion from her at all. Being into the New Age/Metaphysical movement (I run an online New Age store) I decided it wouldn't be fair to judge the book having not read it. I did read it, and I liked it...I really loved her writing style...and she comes across in the book a lot differently than she does in interview. I only wish I had read the book before I saw Oprah!
Pixie08 6 years
I think that Eat, Pray, Love is an awesome book and Liz Gilbert deserves all the praise that she is getting for it. I think people are upset that they dont have the guts to go out, drop everything, and search for complete happiness. More power to her!
ckc 6 years
This pretty much exemplified why I don't like memoirs. Her entire story was constructed before she went, hence the hefty advance. She is a good enough fiction writer and approached this book like a work of fiction. I'd have been more satisfied if her travels and experiences were enlightening enough to write about, not thought up ahead of time. She also doesn't answer a lot of questions about her feelings about her issues (there are sooo many). She doesn't want to have a child with her husband, yet she has one now. Didn't want to get married again, and did. Changed her mind? Fine, but get honest with the readers. And if I had a nickel for every person in despair who wound up praying as a last result, I'd have a lot of nickels. Not exactly the newest approach, but new to her, which is where the true story is. Other than the miracle of her nephew, we don't ever find out how prayer has worked in her life (other than the movie deal.) I'm donating my copy to the local library so I can rescue someone else from paying good money at Costco to get a copy.
katmarie 6 years
I loved it! It made me want to travel, and open myself up to new experiences. It also inspired my daily meditational time.
devirama 6 years
I found Eat Pray Love a brilliant memoir. Of course the author is self-absorbed--she's writing her autobiography. What do the complaining readers suggest she do? Describe the life of Beatrix Potter? Gilbert's wit, courage, and openness would be commended if she were a man. Since she's not, other women throw stones at her for stretching her envelope. Hillary Clinton has suffered much the same fate. Instead of maligning women who choose an adventurous life, the rest of us, if we can't emulate them, can at least admire their achievements.
dleapbaby12 6 years
This is a a book about her life experiences. She should have been self absorbed. It is all about her. I am struggling to get through the book mainly because by the time I got into it and she was in Italy, I feel obligated to read on. This is a book for someone who can just walk away and make that change. Not someone who - like myself - have a husband and 2 children. One is 18 and one is 12 and you realisitically can't just walk away. Being almost 50, about to be half an empty nest, yes, I will take away from it that it's time to make changes. I in no way think she wants us all to do what she did but to just become self aware of our lives. Is there something that needs to be change? Is there something that I can change? Those of us who do put ourselves 100 percent into our situation, loving and caring for our family to the point of losing ourselves after time, can take from it that we do have the power to change our lives but it is up to us and let's face it - it may take a sacrifice. I don't view it as a self help book but just one to remind us that sometimes in life it's up to us to make the change happen if it needs to and that we can't rely on someone else to get that job done. Read the book but not to actually go out and do what she did but see how it MIGHT relate to what you can do in your life if you are feeling sad, frustrated and ready to pull your hair out.
livininomaha 6 years
I traveled to Italy in April 2006. I fell in love with the country and its people. When I got back I wanted to read anything I could that had anything to do with Italy. One of the first books I found was "Eat, Pray, Love". I enjoyed the book a lot, at the time. I'm so disappointed that Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts are involved with taking this book to the big screen. I hate both of these people (adulterers). Loved the book. Will NOT be seeing the movie if Roberts is starring in it. I wish Hollywood would get the picture that if Roberts was ever "America's Sweetheart" she is not any longer. I can't understand why she keeps getting hired. What an uninspired choice to star in the movie based on this book.
JivaGirl 6 years
I just finished & enjoyed "Eat Pray & Love" because I could really relate to each country and many of Gilberts Experiences. My husband and I were in Italy in October 07 for our honeymoon and visited many of the same places Gilbert has visited, had some of the same food experiences and afterthoughts. I grew up in Indian culture, have been to india, mediate and do yoga, so this part especially was easy to relate to and fun to know another white girl was getting a lot out of the Indian experience. Gilberts experience with depression and "happy" pills was similar to mine as well and my thoughts about pills and depression were well articulated. Indonesian trek was not familiar to me, but enjoyed the story of Gilbert coming into her own as a 34 year woman. If I hadn't had the life experiences as I did, perhaps it would have not been so enjoyable. But that I could relate to her experiences made it a kind of personal experience for me - I felt like I connected with the writer because of my own life. I wouldn't knock her book as a self-absorbed novel, but a pretty gutsy move to be able to express some very sensitive and personal experiences. Sometimes I felt like I was reading her diary, sometimes it felt like I was listening to a good friend talk about her travels and other times, I felt like I was reading about myself. We're all self-absorbed a little, yet we also tend to be a little afraid of intimacy. That Gilbert tactfully told us a very personal story about herself is pretty cool!
bootsietx 6 years
I loved this book very much. I think it depends on what stage of your life you are in as to how you relate to it. I am in my early 40s and was separated from my husband last year. I know exactly how she felt on that bathroom floor, feeling helpless and asking for help because you feel like something is wrong with you. In my case, I reunited with my husband after the separation and did not go on a journey to find myself. I am happy now having done my own soul searching...but I really enjoyed accompanying her on this journey. I also wish to go to Italy someday (to visit where my grandmother was raised) and enjoyed experiencing her experiences even if only in the written word. I think Liz Gilbert has a fantastic writing style; she is very descriptive, funny and outspoken. I enjoyed this book very much.
lilkimbo 6 years
I found the book annoying. But I guess people have different views about different things. I wouldn't recommend it, though. (And neither would at least 5 or 6 of my friends who have also read it and didn't like it.)
LaLaLaurie06 6 years
I liked it but I can see where people would think it sounded like Gilbert was a little too self-absorbed and whiney about her life. Also, do the people at PopSugar know that in the MySugar part, whenever I try to answer a poll, it always marks my answer for whatever the first poll on the page is, even if that's not what I was voting for?
posey 6 years
I love memoirs, and this was no exception. I'd go so far as to say it's my favorite genre to read. I don't mind the "navel-gazing" or "preachiness" of a lot of them because I just go into them accepting that this is one person's view on their own personal experiences, and I don't necessarily have to agree or even learn something from it. Of course, I wouldn't be likely to read a memoir of someone I *know* is very politically in opposition to my beliefs, based simply on the fact it probably wouldn't interest me and would likely just anger or irritate me. I just finished "Dishwasher" by Pete Jordan and would highly recommend it. His goal is to wash dishes in all fifty states - something I would never want to do - but it was very interesting!
HushYuppie 6 years
I used to work at an Amazon.com warehouse and I'd cringe every time I had to grab this book from inventory. Same thing with "The Secret." ya, ya, i know, don't judge a book by its cover. But I think there's something to be said for gut feelings and that ole' intuition, especially after taking my chances of "The Secret". Anyway, the book sounds too much like faux female empowerment for my taste, mostly empowering the writer's wallet. Frankly, I'm not interesting in reading about someone who has the luxury of traveling for a year or what have you, while going through a difficult time. Especially by a published author who knows all to well how to turn a literary trick. I prefer memoirs gritty, raw, and hell, amateurish. Excuse my rant, I'm hungover and hungry as hell... and despite all my bitching, I will get around to checking the book out of the library someday. It's just not at the top of my list.
ladyjules79 6 years
i loved the book--even my hubby liked it. i thought it was really sensatory and emotional and i appreciated her talking about what must have been a very difficult period. has anyone read anything similar that i may love? looking for a new book!!!
KLDinerman 6 years
I first saw the author on Oprah - listening to her chat about taking time for herself was just what i needed to hear before I took a semester off from school to refuel. I bought the book immediately afterwards. It might not live up to all the hype depending on your mindset, but for me it was nice to read about another woman's experience in a similar situation. I won't be traveling off to find a guru in India anytime soon like Gilbert did, but I'm enjoying my semester by doing what makes me happy, which includes retail therapy!
retrodiva 6 years
That's funny - I picked up the book because I happened to catch her on Oprah while I was getting a manicure. I thought she was witty and had something interesting to say. I got the book the next day and very much enjoyed it. I wonder if age and life experience doesn't play into whether or not you enjoy the book, though.
ccsugar 6 years
I read the book and loved it. I'm actually going through a difficult point in my life right now, so I may read it again. It was very illuminating, and she has a very engaging writing style. I saw her speak here in Atlanta back in October, and she was amazing. Every seat was full, and some people were actually moved to tears. She's just very real, honest, and speaks to you like a close friend would. Also... she spoke right after she went to Oprah, and that show actually aired the day after we saw her. My aunt said she basically said the exact same thing on Oprah as she said to us, and she was disappointed by that.
Babycakes1234 6 years
I'm in the middle of reading it and I'm enjoying it. It's not one of those books that you can't put down because you are dying to find out what happens next, but it's humorous and well written and I always enjoy reading about someone's journey in life. For those that asked about Oprah, Gilbert just spoke about her life and why she wrote the book, etc...she was very engaging and seeing her made me want to read it even more.
jspeed 6 years
I think it's great to read a memoir by someone who's actually a professional writer. Sometimes memoirs can be a bit...amatuerish? I love Gilbert's fresh, imaginative style and her story is compelling.
paintsquared 6 years
I'm 36 & feel that I am in a transitional phase of my life & I really related to the author's journey & need for self-discovery. I think for that reason alone I enjoyed the book ... it made me think & put some of my own thoughts in perspective. I want to know what happened on Oprah too! :-)
genvessel 6 years
i hear that it'll be julia roberts, actually. this book was seriously soothing to my soul. it was exactly what i needed exactly when i read it. and everyone i've talked to says the same thing.
courtneyh 6 years
UGH. i just finished this book two nights ago and I was like.......where the F did the book go???? Wheres the entertianing part? Oh you mean this whole book is literally her bichting the whole way thru??????? i kid you not, from start to finish she's complaining. it gets real old. Wait for the movie on this one. I hope Uma Thurman plays her.
megan921 6 years
part way through it and love it so far.
Green 6 years
i haven't read it yet but i want to
bellaressa 6 years
I loved this book. She was in the right mainframe and needed to let it all go. This book is her breathing.
kaylianasue15 6 years
i lovvved this book! it was a real inspiration to me :) it disappoints me to read people think she should get over herself.
lesley1216 6 years
I haven't read it--but I'm curious--what did she do on Oprah?
else411 6 years
I really liked it. I read it at a time in my life where I was able to relate and help myself get better.
Hootie 6 years
I enjoyed the book.
ainje 6 years
I really liked this book. I am not spiritual yet I enjoyed her retelling of her studies and prayer-path. I don't particularly think Italy is a country that I'm interested in, but I loved the detail with which she described things and her complete and utter passion for whatever she undertook. I think her writing style was very clean and well thought out and her sense of humor and comedic writing was witty, intelligent, and... funny. I would recommend this book to anyone with an open mind seeking a genuinely good memoir. Also, just to put it out there; because a book is a best seller and popular and advertised widely - doesn't mean it's a cheap sell-out. It means there was something about the book that a lot of people found value in. Popularity, in these cases, is a testament to quality.
Linda-McP 6 years
I've read the Italy part only and have enjoyed it, more for the glimpses of Italy than for her self discovery though. I'll read the rest sometime, though I'm happy to put it down for now. On the other hand, my best friend has re-read it and declares that it's the best book ever written! Friendships often hinge on opposing viewpoints, I guess.
mara_viajera 6 years
I liked it. I think you have to be in the right frame of mind to read it though. You have to be at a point where you're thinking about making or have recently made a big scary decision about the course of your life. Then, it's a wonderful book and you understand where she's coming from.
Angelica 6 years
I couldn't handle it. I read 50 pages and gave up (that's my breaking point). It wasn't that Gilbert bothered me, I just didn't get drawn in.
GirlC 6 years
The two people that read it, hated it. They wanted her to get over herself. Based on that I won't read it.
The-Pickle 6 years
I read it and to be honest I really liked it (although I started to get a leeeetle bored once we left Italy) -- BUT seeing Gilbert on Oprah TOTALLY RUINED IT FOR ME. Period.
Princesskitty22 6 years
I haven't read it.
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PathwayOregon is UO's promise to cover four years of tuition and fees for students from lower-income Oregonian families while providing a program of comprehensive advising, academic support, and career guidance.
Teaching Effectiveness Program (TEP)
Activities and services to engage the academic community in viewing, assessing, and improving undergraduate instruction.