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In this week's podcast, we talk a bit about authors we "broke up" with. Writers like, say, Philip Roth, who evokes a pretty harsh reaction from Tom . . . Additionally we talk about authors we thought we had given up on, but to whom we keep returning and returning.Read More...
The Guardian had a short overview of the life and work of Ivan Klima (Love and Garbage, Waiting for the Dark, Waiting for the Light, too many others to mention) this weekend:
Incredibly, he returned to Prague after the 1968 uprising was put down:
Klima began to fight back against these privations straightaway. "I organised a reading the week after we got back," he says. "I invited about 45 guests, which I'd worked out was the most I could get into our living room. And I prepared meatballs, 'Klima-balls' as they came to be known. There was some wine, and somebody read something that was newly written. That was how it went on, every week. I remember Havel read two of his new plays; Kundera, who was still in Prague at that point, came and read some things."
After about a year, Klima's friend Ludvik Vaculik (the author of A Cup of Coffee with my Interrogator) brought along a man from Ostrava to one of the gatherings, a writer who had spent a year in prison. The man, who later committed suicide, had signed an agreement in prison to work with the secret police and he passed on the names of everyone who was there, and pictures were taken of people coming in and out. "So from that point," Klima says, "we were known."
Klima, Vaculik (we're doing a reprint edition of his The Guinea Pigs next year), Havel, and Kundera all in one place, reading together. No doubt Skvorecky attended these readings too. That's just too much.
Vaculik has also written a sort of memoir of that time, and of the years when they published each other's work in samidzat editions, which is really fascinating. Just reading about all of these amazing writers working together in such close proximity is something.
Maybe we'll publish that one too…
I mentioned this just before I left for BEA, but last Wednesday the French-American Foundation and the Florence Gould Foundation hosted the Twenty-First Annual Translation Prize ceremony in New York.
This Prize is for the best fiction and nonfiction translations from French into English over the past year and comes with a $10,000 case award. The shortlist was loaded with great books and translators, all of whom were incredibly deserving.
In the end though, the winners were Linda Coverdale for her translation of Jean Echenoz's Ravel, and Linda Asher for her translation of Milan Kundera's The Curtain. Congratulations to both Lindas!
Milan Kundera is going to receive the Czech National Prize for Literature, which is "bestowed on a Czech author either for an extraordinary literary achievement in the past year or for lifelong work".
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45. Doctor Dolittle (1967)
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After the animal communicating veterinarian goes too far for his clientèle, he and his friends escape their hometown to sea in search of the Great Pink Sea Snail.
Writers: Hugh Lofting, Leslie Bricusse | Director: Richard Fleischer | Stars: Rex Harrison, Samantha Eggar, Anthony Newley, Richard Attenborough
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Drama, Musical | Announced
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Writer: Bill Condon | Director: Michael Gracey | Star: Hugh Jackman
47. The Wild (2006)
G | 94 min | Animation, Adventure, Comedy
An adolescent lion is accidentally shipped from the New York Zoo to Africa. Now running free, his zoo pals must put aside their differences to help bring him back.
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Today at Rajon Rondo's basketball camp in Kentucky, Rondo seemingly did a question and answer bit where it appears that he was asked if he would ever play for Miami. His response was a resounding "I will never play for the Miami Heat." Not sure of the exact context of the response since the video is pretty short, but you have to love Rondo immediately shooting down the idea of taking his talents to South Beach. Video courtesy of 467Memo on YouTube Rajon Rondo tells campers "I will never play for the Miami #Heat" pic.twitter.com/pg4PKzGn00— John Lewis (@JohnLewisTweets) July 11, 2013
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Hi Gang!
I had an unexpected (& much needed) week off last week. And my family threatened me within an inch of my life if I didn't totally unplug. I lurked a bit on my phone, but that was it.
I can't wait to get caught up on the flash back thread, etc.
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text: Big Brother Dept. January 23, 2012 Issue Look Out Above Parking enforcement by drone By Nick Paumgarten Table of Contents Parking rules change. For example, the New York Police Department will sometimes alter the time parameters on a reliable spot. You think your car is good there after, say, 7 P.M., but now, unnoted by you, a new sign says otherwise, and so the morning brings an unexpected summons—another sum unpaid. The city parker must be ever vigilant. In recent weeks, in select locations around town, new signs have started popping up. In red-and-white, in the standard typeface, the signs, each of them initialled "NYPD," read: "ATTENTION Drone Activity in Progress" or "ATTENTION Local Statutes Enforced by Drone" or "ATTENTION Authorized Drone Strike Zone 8am-8pm Including Sunday." At first, the mind—the noticing kind, anyway—reels. Drones? Strike zone? Even on Sundays? What about Martin Luther King, Jr., Day? Is there such a thing as alternate-side-of-the-street drone-striking? The robot wars: here so soon? You might find yourself glancing up at the sky. Then the mind—the medicated kind—settles. The cops may have cameras everywhere, and Segways and helicopters, and robots for defusing bombs, but they do not, do they, possess or deploy unmanned drones. They probably will someday, but for now there hasn't been anything in the news, has there, about an arsenal of drones drifting overhead, spying on us as we jaywalk or binge on trans fats or toss the Automobiles section of the Times without so much as a glance. Well, actually, there was something. A year ago, the Gay City News made a Freedom of Information request of the Federal Aviation Administration about Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. It turned up in an e-mail to the F.A.A. from an N.Y.P.D. counterterrorism detective, who was inquiring about permission to fly drones. "Currently, we are in the basic stages of investigating the possible use of UAV's as a law enforcement tool," he wrote. In August, the Gay City News ran a story about the possibility of drones in New York. The implications were grand, even if the focus was narrow; the lead read, "Heads up, park cruisers." This story, among many others that describe more advanced drone operations around the country, caught the eye of a twenty-eight-year-old photographer in Manhattan, whose name, for the purposes of this account, must be redacted. He had served two tours in Iraq as a geospatial analyst for the Army. He'd worked with satellite and drone images to provide maps for troops on the ground. It had been a disillusioning experience. "When I joined up, I was a run-of-the-mill Republican from Maine," he said last week. After his discharge, he became a radical art-school student in New York, one who was particularly dismayed when the Army began to use drones to kill suspected militants in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and then when he heard that drones were being tested on home soil. "It terrified me," he said. So did a reference that he found online, late last year, to a bulletin advising New York-area pilots to keep an eye open for drones from December 1st to February 29th. Fear, he felt, was a useful tool. He sought to sow some himself, in order to stimulate discussion about the domestic use of drones. He found a municipal sign manufacturer in a state far from New York, so as not to raise any alarm, and ordered a series of drone-alert parking signs that he'd designed to look as if they'd been issued by the N.Y.P.D. Very late on several nights a few weeks ago, he set out with a crew of five to install the signs in SoHo, the West Village, Chelsea, Dumbo, and Williamsburg. Two of them did the installing; the others were on lookout. They had walkie-talkies and, since they were on an open frequency, communicated in military code. They put up eleven such signs. Near each one, the geospatial analyst stencilled a saying from a Founding Father. On a red brick wall beside the one on Metropolitan Avenue, for example, he left these words of Benjamin Franklin's: "They that can give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." He returned during the day to observe and photograph the scene. "A parking sign is so monotonous, but, if you're paying attention, holy crap!" he said. He was planning to head back out with a new batch soon. Some of the originals disappeared within days. Others survived, such as the one on Mercer Street, just south of Houston—"Local Statutes Enforced by Drone"—in front of which, last Thursday, a U.P.S. truck sat parked, a ticket sprouting from its windshield like a weed. 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He wasn't supposed to be an outfielder for the Yankees in 2012. Or for the Mariners in 2013.
Somehow, 41-year old Raul Ibanez logged more than 1,400 innings in the outfield, while still maintaining a .240 batting average and over 20 home runs in the last two seasons. He has not spent any time on the disabled list in the last twelve years except for a 15-day stint in 2009. Still, he's almost 42. Alden Gonzalez of MLB.com asked Ibanez how much longer he can go.
…not too many more. We'll talk at the end of the year. If we can win a World Series, then we'll talk…I'm ready for whatever. You train in the off season to be an athlete, not to be a DH, so you have to be ready to do anything.
The Los Angeles Angels signed Ibanez for $2.75 million, and is projected to be their designated hitter. Ibanez, however, has almost 1,600 games logged in the outfield, and even has 136 games at first base. Mike Scoscia says that he's not afraid to use Ibanez at first if an emergency comes up.
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This week's Rare Bird Alert
A male Eurasian wigeon was seen in a small pond along Route 108 south of Bodwell Farm in East Kingston on April 9.
A sandhill crane was seen flying near the Merrimack River in Bedford on April 7, but has not been relocated.
A red-headed woodpecker has been coming to a birdfeeder on Grafton Road in Alexandria since Dec. 13, and was last reported on April 9.
A hoary redpoll was seen at a birdfeeder in Troy on April 7, and two were reported from a birdfeeder in Strafford on the 4th. A few flocks of common redpolls are still being reported from several locations.
A male Barrow's goldeneye was seen off of Great Boar's Head in Hampton on April 7.
A pair of gadwall was seen on Horseshoe Pond in Concord on April 7, and a northern shoveler and a ruddy duck were seen at the Exeter Wastewater Treatment Plant on the 9th. One hundred and sixteen lesser scaup and seven buffleheads were seen at the plant on April 7.
Three American coots were seen in World End Pond in Salem on April 6.
Five red-necked grebes, four horned grebes, and a green heron were seen on the Connecticut River in the Hanover area on April 9.
A yellow-crowned night-heron was seen at North Beach in Hampton, and a great egret and seven snowy egrets were reported from the coast, all on April 7. A great egret was seen in Reed's Marsh in Orford on April 4 and 5.
An adult Iceland gull was seen at the Rockingham Park parking lot in Salem on April 3.
A pectoral sandpiper was seen flying over Meadow Pond in Hampton, and a piping plover was seen at Seabrook Beach, both on April 7. A solitary sandpiper was seen at Horseshoe Pond in Concord on April 9.
Two fish crows were reported from the Merrimack River in Boscawen on April 4, and seven were reported from the Merrimack River in Concord on April 7.
A great cormorant was reported from the Merrimack River in Boscawen, and two double-crested cormorants were seen at Horseshoe Pond in Concord, all on April 9.
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One hundred and fifty tree swallows were seen at Sewall's Falls in Concord on April 7, 400 were seen on the Connecticut River in Hinsdale on the 8th, and there were several sightings of smaller numbers seen elsewhere during the past week.
Early returning migrants reported during the past week included: pine warbler, palm warbler, yellow-rumped warbler, ruby-crowned kinglet, golden-crowned kinglet, winter wren, eastern phoebe, fox sparrow, chipping sparrow, field sparrow, Wilson's snipe, northern flicker, yellow-bellied sapsucker, rusty blackbird, and pied-billed grebe.
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By Tom Breihan on January 22, 2009 at 3:15 p.m. EST
-- According to AllHipHop.com, 50 Cent is working on a song with British pop star and fellow perspective-free blowhard egomaniac Robbie Williams. This will mark the end of the absolutely hilarious rich-guy tiff the two got into a couple of years ago. (You will not regret reading that AllHipHop story.) 50 is also going to be producing movies, now, apparently. He's launching a production company called Cheetah Vision, hopefully inspired by this guy. And he's claiming that one of the first movies will be The Dance, which will star both Nicolas Cage and 50 himself. If this movie actually happens, it'll make for a truly mesmerizing clash of overacting and underacting.
-- The Arctic Monkeys and RĂśyksopp will headline Norway's Ă˜ya Festival this summer. Also on the bill: Bon Iver, Crystal Antlers, Monotonix, Chairlift, and a whole ton of Norwegian bands. The fest jumps off August 11-15 in Oslo.
-- Triumphal Athens instrumentalists Maserati and Pittsburgh fake-horror-movie soundtrackers Zombi will release a split EP on Temporary Residence February 3. This album, which is all new material, will doubtless be pretty badass, but Temporary Residence is limiting it to 1000 copies because they hate us.
-- Cryptacize, the new band from former Deerhoof guitarist Chris Cohen, will release second album Mythomania April 21 on Asthmatic Kitty. Even with that name, Cryptacize is unfortunately not a death metal band. You can hear a megamix (or mini-mix, if you will) of snippets of the album, created by Burning Star Core's C. Spencer Yeh, here.
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Resources for small museums and historic sites
Is your board of trustees sinking under the challenge of meeting the needs of your museum, historical society or historic house? Do your meetings feel like time spent rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic? You need BOARD S.O.S!, a two-part workshop that will help you diagnose your board's strengths and weaknesses and develop realistic strategies for change.
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There will be plenty of time for conversation with the workshop leaders, and you'll meet others who face similar challenges. As with all Sustaining Places workshops, you'll receive a wealth of helpful materials to carry back to your organization. Attendance is limited to 15.
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Do your collections need to be catalogued? Do you want to train an intern or volunteer to get started on that neglected inventorying project? Is your small museum or historic site considering using museum software such as PastPerfect?
If you answered "yes" to just one of these questions, then this workshop is for you!
This hands-on, two-session workshop will teach you best practices in handling, describing, photographing, labeling, and keeping track of your museum's treasures. After cataloguing a small sampling of your collections after the first session, on the second meeting day, you will share your work and what you learned with the other participants. You will receive feedback on strategizing how to plan your museum's cataloguing or inventorying project. You will also receive hands-on training with PastPerfect Museum Software. After you complete this workshop, you will walk away with tools for gaining intellectual control over your collection so that you and your visitors will be able to work with and learn from your museum's treasures today and in the future.
This workshop, which will emphasize three-dimensional collections, is designed for beginners and is suitable for (but not limited to):
Nov. 3 and 17, 2014 (Round II – this a repeat of the two-day workshop that was offered in Sept.)
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Hale-Byrnes House (Nov. 3)
606 Stanton-Christiana Rd.
Newark, DE 19713
University of Delaware History Department (Nov. 17)
203 Munroe Hall
Newark, DE 19716
Tri-State Coalition of Historic Places Member: $30
Non-Member (Individual): $60
Non-Member (Institution): $70
Expert Instructors:
Nicole Belolan (Sustaining Places)
Brian Gomez (PastPerfect Software)
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Both workshops have been filled. Check back for information about our upcoming repeat-workshop on board development.
Step 1: Fill out the form below and indicate which workshop you would like to attend. This will hold your place in the workshop, and we will confirm receipt of your information. Your registration will be complete once we receive your form (see PDF below) and payment.
Step 2:
Fill out a registration form and mail it with your check to:
Sustaining Places Workshops
Museum Studies Program
University of Delaware
77 East Main Street
Newark, DE 19716


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