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The Rebel Wifeby Taylor M. Polites
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Augusta Branson, born of a prominent Southern family made destitute by the Civil War, is forced by her family into marriage with a wealthy/b>/i>/i>
Readers of The Kitchen House and A Reliable Wife will love this page-turning southern gothic novel set in Reconstruction Alabama, about a young widow whose quest for truth turns into a race for her life.
Augusta Branson, born of a prominent Southern family made destitute by the Civil War, is forced by her family into marriage with a wealthy upstart. Ten years after her marriage and the end of the war, she watches her husband, Eli, die from a horrifying blood fever.
Newly widowed, Augusta begins to wake to the realities that surround her: her social standing is stained by her marriage, she is alone and unprotected in a community that is being destroyed by racial prejudice and violence, the fortune she thought she would inherit does not exist, and the deadly blood fever is spreading like wildfire. Nothing is as she believed, everyone she trusts is hiding something from her, and if Augusta can't find a missing package, she and her son face certain death.
Using the Southern Gothic tradition to subvert literary archetypes like the white Southern Gentleman, the good Mammy, the conniving scalawag, and the defenseless Southern Belle, The Rebel Wife shatters the myths that still cling to the antebellum South and creates an unforgettable heroine for our time.
Editorial Reviews
"This is a wonderful first novel—passionate and brave. It removes the skin of an era, and questions so many of the tropes that hover around 19th century southern American literature. It was Faulkner who, in the 20th century, talked about the voice of fiction being inexhaustible. Taylor Polites has extended our narrative reach into yet another time. A fascinating, genre-subverting historical novel. "—Colum McCann, author of Let the Great World Spin
"The best historical novel is the one we forget is a historical novel . . . Taylor M. Polites pulls off just such sleight of hand in his gloriously gothic, moody post-Civil War novel, The Rebel Wife . . . an expertly packaged history lesson about the massive social and economic upheaval that was Reconstruction, where fortunes changed hands, the word 'freedom' lost its meaning, and Yankees weren't the only enemies of 'the sons and daughters of the defeated South.' . . . [S]plendidly researched . . . The Rebel Wife offers a valuable new perspective."—Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"History with a heartbeat, lovingly described and yet a true page turner."—Providence Journal
"Lithe, sophisticated . . . Highly stylized, this quick-moving, tautly crafted Southern Gothic begins to redefine the up-until-now unrelenting archetypes of Southern gentlemen, Southern belles and the Southern slaves who waited on them . . . effortlessly detailed."—Charleston Post and Courier
"[The Rebel Wife] shatters the myths that still cling to the antebellum South and creates an unforgettable heroine."—Mobile Register
"Vivid and beautiful . . . action-packed . . . An ambitious novel, one that hinges on research, insight, and decency." —The Virginian-Pilot
"Multi-layered and rich with historic detail. Refracted through the prism of one very determined woman, this gripping suspense story is about nothing less than complicated truths and harsh realities."—TucsonCitizen.com
"A richly detailed portrait of Reconstruction-era Alabama. . . . Nimble, engrossing . . . builds to a vivid climax."—Publishers Weekly
"The suspense is exquisitely honed . . . pulled back just in time to make for a wonderfully chilling—yet over-heated—read."—Booklist
"Polites draws a detailed portrait of post-war politics and sentiments."—Kirkus Reviews
"The aftermath of the Civil War—specifically, the Reconstruction era in Alabama—comes to vivid life in Taylor M. Polites' debut novel, which dispels some of the myths associated with that period of our history . . . Polites has peopled his well-researched account with an intriguing cast of characters, each of whom contributes to Gus' awakening to the postwar realities she now must face alone . . . Polites' debut is a historically accurate and compelling depiction of the postwar South, in all its divisiveness and discord."—Book Page
"Taylor Polites's The Rebel Wife is the love child of William Faulkner and Margaret Mitchell, and sister to Charlotte Perkins Gilman's 'Yellow Wallpaper.' A gripping look at Reconstruction-era Alabama through the mind of one flawed, desperate woman."—Lenore Hart, author of The Raven's Bride and Becky
"The Rebel Wife takes us to the time when one who suffered through the Civil War was left to sort through the debris in order to start again. This story hums with suspense. More great discussion for the book clubs!"—Kathleen Grissom, author of The Kitchen House
"Taylor Polites' extraordinary novel has all the qualities of a Southern Gothic but is so very much more. This brilliant new writer has taken an age-old genre and turned it on its head…In a nail-biting tour de force, Taylor Polites has brought the 1870's to life before our eyes with impeccable research and attention to detail. This is a book that exposes ancient myths, and will endure and be talked about for years to come."—Kaylie Jones, author of Lies My Mother Never Told Me
"The Rebel Wife bears comparison with Flannery O'Connor and William Faulkner's prose, with the exception that Polites cherishes few illusions about Lost Causes. The failure of Reconstruction meant the deferral of full rights for the former slaves for a full century. This stunning debut novel looks without flinching at one of the enduring shames of our American history, in prose that will linger long after you close its pages."—David Poyer, author of That Anvil of Our Souls and The Towers
"Peeling back layers of deceit and myth combined, Taylor Polites takes us into an era we barely understand. The flawed human heart that finally comes to understand 'the truth' is at the heart of this enduring, suspenseful novel."—Patti Callahan Henry, author of Coming Up for Air
Product Details
- 9781451629514
- Publisher:
- Simon & Schuster
- Publication date:
- 02/07/2012
- Pages:
- 304
- Product dimensions:
- 5.90(w) x 9.10(h) x 1.30(d)
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The Rebel Wife
I KNOW THAT ELI is dying.
Rachel said the rattlesnakes were a bad sign, but that doesn't signify. The Negroes give so much credence to conjuring and signs. But there is something about Eli. He looks so much like Pa before he died. Eli trembles in his bed like Pa did. He has the same fever in his eyes. Losing Pa was terrible, but I don't feel that with Eli. He is not a bad husband, but it will not be like when Pa died.
When Eli came home on horseback, the heat had covered him in sweat. The humidity hung in the air like wet sheets shimmering in the sunlight. Simon had uncovered a nest of snakes beside the carriage house by the apple trees. Rachel and Emma were wild with fear. They closed themselves up in the kitchen. It became so hot the bricks seemed to sweat. John helped Simon kill the snakes with hoes while Rachel called to John from the kitchen window loud enough for the whole town to hear, shouting at him to keep away, to think of their boy, repeating over and over that it was a bad omen. Simon ignored them as if he had no fear at all. His black skin was dotted with tiny beads of sweat from the heat or maybe that was fear. He hacked at them while they shook their rattlers and coiled around each other in a solid writhing mass. Simon warned me to stay back, but I wanted to see them. And then Eli came riding up the lane almost hanging off his saddle.
He drank water straight from the pump, lifting the lever and heaving it down as he bent over it, the other hand extended, waiting for the rattle of the pipe until the water splashed over his palm. The sunlight glittered in it as he threw it on his face. He drank it in gulps. Simon left the dead snakes and spoke with him. He helped Eli into the house and left the horse for John.
Eli is twenty-five years older than I, but he gives the impression that he could live forever. He has a sureness of youth about him in spite of how ungainly he is. He is imposing but not handsome. Never handsome. His waxy scalp shines through his thinning hair. His nose is bulbous. His jaw sags with awful, long whiskers. He wears odd Quaker hats to keep the sun off or his skin will splotch red.
He barely said a word through supper last night and picked at the cold mutton and pickles Emma laid out. He complained of the odor of her canned tomato relish and the early greens. His wheezing drove me to distraction. He stared at his plate, red-faced, breathing hard as if it took all his concentration. I had to scold Henry for shoving his sopping biscuit into his mouth.
He was dazed when he took to his bed—our bed. He perspired to excess but would take no water. Dr. Greer's visit was hardly reassuring. He came late and said it was some fever that would pass. He recommended cold compresses and tartar emetic to increase the sweating, even though the bedding was already soaked. And a bleeding tomorrow, he said.
Simon gave him the emetic mixed with molasses. Emma and Rachel kept wet cloths on his forehead. Then I had my turn, sitting with the lamp low, watching the rise and fall of his chest and the dull rattle from each exhale. Just once he awoke, but he didn't speak. He searched the room with his eyes, searching for something, and then he saw me. His hand reached out and I took it in mine, curling my fingers around his without touching his palm, resisting him. I hushed him and pressed the damp cloth against his forehead. I wiped down his chest through the gap in his nightshirt. He closed his eyes and drifted in and out of sleep, disturbed by the spasms brought on by the emetic. I knew then that he would not survive. I know for certain that he is dying.
When Pa died, it was about winter. The trees were already half bare, the lawns brittle and brown. But everything here is so alive. The garden soaks in the sun, thriving in this relentless humidity without the faintest hint of death. The grass is dense and green. The trees are heavy with leaves, drooping with exhaustion. Fat peonies have bloomed, their petals collapsing into so many delicate pieces of torn pink silk on the grass. Tendrils of honeysuckle twine around the thin posts of the back porch, their honey-sweet perfume hanging in the air with no breeze to move it away.
Henry plays on the gravel path. His towhead in the sun is like new hay, a trait he bears from Eli. He is all Eli, with none of the Sedlaw brooding features and dark hair. He squats with a stick in his small hand, poking at an anthill. He has no sense of waiting. He only asked this morning why Papa was still in bed, then shrugged away his concern when Emma came in.
"Come quick, Miss Gus!"
Emma leans from the bedroom window waving a towel. We both look. White turban. Black face. Black dress. White cuffs. And a filthy towel whipping wildly in front of her. No words anymore, just panic on her face. I know what she has to tell me. Thank God she came with me into this house when I married. Mama threw a conniption, but Emma is free to choose as she pleases. Lord knows she was more of a mother to me sometimes than Mama. She chose to come for whatever reason. I didn't force her.
"Wait here for Mama," I call back to Henry. My shoes crunch over the pea-gravel path and click against the steps of the porch.
The shadows of the house are cool. A door closes upstairs, but the latch does not click. I mount the step and my heel catches in my skirts. The hem tears. I pull at my dress and grab the banister.
The odor of sweat and rot slithers around me. It swallows me as I climb. I want to retch. What is all this red? Is it blood? I should go into Eli's room, but this red—red everywhere, smeared on everything. Bowls of pewter and clay are scattered across the hall bench. Blue willow china and cooking pots canter pell-mell over the wood and overflow with wet rags tinted scarlet, dripping red onto the polished hickory, swirling in shimmering iridescent shades of crimson like oil in a puddle. Red smudges the lips of the bowls and pools in their wells. The white door is marked, smeared with red in clumsy fingerprints that are slashes against the gleaming paint. I cannot touch the brass handle of the door. The substance covers it.
I hear Emma's voice. "You've got to keep working at him, Rachel."
I push at the wood with my fingertips. It swings open slowly. Eli lies panting in his bed, prostrated. He is stripped of his clothing, appallingly naked against the white sheets. Emma, Rachel, and Simon all work at his body. The redness drips from his temples like sweat. It seeps from his armpits and the wrinkled folds of his neck. His skin is tinged watery pink. The bed linens are soaked with jagged marks of red saturation around his body like a grisly halo. He wheezes pathetically as the servants soak up the fluid with their rags and wring it into bowls. More red seeps through his skin, dripping down his arms and legs as Simon lifts each one, pushing a red-soaked rag across his limbs. The fluid falls from his face, collecting in pools around his eyes and spilling onto the sheets as he trembles. Bowls filled with bloody cloths sit on the bedside tables. The servants cannot wipe it off quickly enough. Their work is frantic.
"I won't," Rachel says. She holds her hands away from herself as if they are not hers.
"Rachel, hush," Emma says, cutting her eyes between us.
"I won't, Emma," she says. "The devil's done bit him on his heel to bleed like that. I won't!"
Rachel rushes around the bed and past me, wiping her hands on her apron. They leave pale pink streaks across the white cloth. Emma and Simon turn to me. "Miss Gus, Mr. Eli needs the doctor," Emma says.
But I am paralyzed. I will my feet to step forward, but they refuse. I can only watch him. I cannot pull myself away. What is happening to him?
His eyes have an unseeing wildness as they search the satin starburst of the bed canopy. They roam in wider circles until finally he stares into my face. He lifts his arm just barely, too weak to move. He groans with a terrifying rattle in his chest. A gurgling sound.
Simon looks at me. "He wants you, ma'am. He wants your hand."
Eli's pupils are dilated to large black spots in pools of red, staring at me as if he wants to say my name. He reaches for me. I lean on the door frame. I think I am going to faint. My heart is thudding in my throat so hard I can't breathe.
"I'll tell John to fetch the doctor," I say. I fall out of the door and hold the banister with both hands, looking down the well of the stairs. My head spins along their curve. All of my insides feel as if they will come out.
Simon is beside me. He has left Emma alone with Eli. He puts a hand on my arm. "Miss Gus," he says. His eyes are hard. "Did you see if Mr. Eli had anything with him when he came home?"
"Simon, take your hand off me."
"I'm sorry, ma'am." He pulls his hand back. "Mr. Eli should have had a package with him yesterday. I think it might have contained some money."
"Don't be ridiculous. Eli needs a doctor right away, and you come asking me for money?" It's a wonder that Eli trusted Simon.
"I think it's important. Mr. Eli would want to know that it was safe." He steps back and his face loses its expression.
"I'm getting the doctor for Eli. I think that's what is important. If you want to help Eli, then you should be with him. Emma's in there all alone."
We both look through the open door. Emma is on the far side of the bed, looking over Eli while he wheezes. Simon's face becomes stern. These servants. Thank God for Emma.
"Yes, ma'am," he says. He nods and goes back to Eli's side.
Rachel had better not have already frightened John with her stories. He'll have to fetch the doctor either way.
• • •
The wall clock is ticking by the small hours. Emma and Simon are surely asleep in their beds, although a light from Simon's room over the carriage house glows against the thin curtains. He keeps his lamp lit, a faint flickering glow half hidden by the catalpa tree. Perhaps he is awake and waiting. Perhaps Emma is in her attic room waiting for a word from me. After this horrible afternoon, we are all waiting. His sickness—whatever it is—overwhelmed him so quickly.
Eli's breathing works in a faltering heave and sigh. The lamplight has faded. The oil must be almost gone. At least the bleeding has stopped. Thank God it has stopped. But the scarlet-stained sheets are still under the blankets Greer had us put on Eli to keep off the chill.
How stunned Greer was when he came again, watching the sweat and blood pour off of Eli. His features seemed to fall in on themselves.
"I am sorry, Gus," he said. "I have seen terrible things. I have done them, Lord knows. We had to do them. We did what we could to save those boys. Poor innocent boys."
What could I do but nod? Greer is such easy prey to his memories of the war, unable sometimes to speak of anything else. Unable to help himself. We looked down on Eli's suffering face, both of us struck dumb.
"I am sorry, Gus," he said again. "But I do not know this illness, and I do not know how to help him." Then he fell quiet, with only the jagged rhythm of Eli's breathing between us. When Greer looked at me, I didn't turn away. I looked at him more closely than I have in years. His sagging, weary eyes. The heavy cheeks covered with grizzled, rust-colored beard. The scar that cuts from eye to jaw, the slash of a shell wound from Chickamauga, grapeshot that had been blasted into the field where he was working on the dying soldiers. He tells the story so often. The scar is a smooth pink ribbon. It seemed to pulse red, as if inflamed by his memory. He turned away from me.
"We can try to ease his pain," he said. There was shame in his voice. "Put blankets on him and close these windows near twilight. And this. It's a tincture of opium. You know how to apply it."
He held out the small bottle of curiously shaped dark blue glass, but I would not take it. I know how to apply it. I have handled it before. It is a familiar remedy to me. He knew that.
He placed the bottle on the marble-topped table by Eli's bedside and departed. The skin on my arms tingles when I look at it. I cannot help but look at it. The opalescent liquid flared in the glass like a nymph swirling in milky veils. Simon poured it into Eli's mouth, drops dribbling down his chin onto the sheets. I could have kissed him there, just for a taste of it. But Rachel was apoplectic about the blood. She insists we keep from touching it. Simon was relieved when Eli's breathing eased into a shallow wheeze. He slept and seemed less troubled. I was relieved, too.
Emma sat on a chair in the corner, sighing a hymn. The refrain had something soothing to it. What were the words? I think I heard it in the African church west of the square when I was a girl. Mama had taken me there to hear their preacher, who had a reputation. The entire congregation sang, wailing and ecstatic. Their voices were like waves of grief and joy combined.
There is a balm in Gilead
That makes the wounded whole.
There is a balm in Gilead
To heal the sin-sick soul.
Eli coughs and rustles in his bedclothes. Was I sleeping? I want to sleep. I want to cross the hall and lock the door behind me and crawl in between the clean dry sheets and sleep.
Eli's eyes are open. The whites are red-riddled. He stares at me and shakes his head. "No," he says again and again. Is it no? I cannot understand him. His arms wrestle with the blankets. He wants to reach out to me again. He wants some last embrace. I can feel each vertebra of my back against the chair. My hands grip the carved wood arms. His mouth opens and closes. A shudder takes hold of me and my breath will not come. He gasps and the air makes a wet sucking sound as it enters his lungs. He groans. I want to scream but cannot. I want to run from him. The blankets lift with an incredible effort. He is scratching at them, his hands prisoner under their weight. He lets out another shuddering groan. His arms collapse against the bed. He exhales with a click.
And all is quiet. The blankets lie still against the bed. A soft wisp of breath slips from his mouth. His eyes fade. The frenzy and desire in them vanish. They are opaque and bleary. He is dead. My God, he is dead.
I cannot cry. I do not want to cry, though I should weep for him. And for myself. And for these past ten years we spent together. For this thing that was our marriage. Whatever it was. And now my husband has died and left me a widow.
The first pale hints of sunrise creep into the sky to color it a hard gray like gunmetal. Simon's lamp still burns in his bedroom window. He has waited up all night. But I want to linger with Eli. I do not want to move. I do not want to leave this room. Why do I wait? The word widow vibrates in my head. It rolls on my tongue. Widow. My mouth shapes the word silently. I have counted so many days until I could call myself by that name. Widow.
Meet the Author
Taylor M. Polites received an MFA in Creative Writing from Wilkes University, where he was awarded the 2009 Norris Church Mailer Scholarship. He lives in Providence, Rhode Island.
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It takes place in 1875 in the Deep South. The Civil War is over, but emotional upheaval continues boiling in the south over civil rights. I was reminded of The Help as I read how Gus related to the servants. She loves Emma, who raised her, but now she's feeling jealous of her son's love for Emma. But this book evokes more parallels with Gone with the Wind, which I haven't read, and the beautiful southern belle. I thoroughly enjoyed the author's dive into the character of Augusta and everyone around her. Augusta is a wonderfully strong woman. She is careful to not upset the balance of life around her - at first, anyway - while reserving her opinion to herself. The time period comes to life, right down to the feel of the heat in summer and how black-dyed cloth runs in sweat. Her husband's death was very untimely and Gus doesn't have a clue. She's is a rebel, alright, in more ways than one. I don't want to spoil any of this story. It is a joy to read. The details are rich and the characters are deep. You must unravel the dangerous mystery of the money bag while avoiding the fever and political unrest for yourself.
NOT TOO IMPRESSED Post Civil War genre, told from the main character's point of view through both dialogue and thoughts. Delicate southern belle who defies the sentiment of the people around her to do what she believes is right and comes out the strong survivor that she really is.She overcomes "the fever", the intense heat of the season and the "heat" of emotions-both old and new- during that period in the Deep South. I have to say I wasn't too impressed with this story. Fast read; kept thinking there would be more to it.
Rebel Wife is interesting in its depiction of racial relations during the time of reconstruction, as well as how it highlights the role of women during that same time. There are some unrealistic aspects to the story and the first person narrative sometimes gets tedious. I enjoyed the book but probably won't read it again.
Started off interesting then became tortuously slow and boring.
I have never, that I can recall, not finished a book. After buying this, I quickly realized it was a mistake. I soldiered on, determined to get my moneys worth, but finally had to throw in the towel. Sadly, a terrible read that I could not even bear to complete.
Augusta is truly a heroic, larger than life character whom the reader cheers for. Throughout the book she grows, changing how she views Negroes, how she relates to them. When tested by Eli's death, she rises to the occasion and becomes stronger. She stands up to her enemy, shows bravery and adaptability. The characters are complex, often exhibiting a mixed bag of good and bad qualities. Real. Even the minor characters shine with strong personalities and quirks. Though I read 10 contemporary novels to every historical, it was a pleasure to read a quality book by a master craftsman. I found it a thoroughly satisfying read.
I enjoyed reading this book...and of course glad to read a story about a strong southern woman. She had to endure alot.. it was slow in some parts but for the most part was enjoyable to read.
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Microsoft generously supported the programs with software and a $100,000 grant, the Guangdong Women's Professional Technical College is contributing funds to purchase of computers, house the CTLC, and provide internet access and computer maintenance.
The Guangdong Women's Professional Technical College CTLC is equipped with 57 computers, 20 of which were provided by Microsoft, 37 by the college. Leaflets about the free classes were distributed in nearby factories through collaboration with local women's federation and the Export Promotion Office.
"As a leader in the information industry, we hope that our efforts will allow those who have not had the opportunity to study to get a grounding from which they can grow, to develop their unlimited potential," Zhang Ye, Community Affairs Director, Microsoft China said.
"This program is an important development of The Asia Foundation's multi-sector programs for migrant women workers that help to build their confidence, increase their livelihoods, and integrate them socially into their communities," said Jonathan Stromseth, The Asia Foundation's Country Representative for China.
"The Guangdong Women's Professional Technical College attaches great importance to this cooperation program. Even before the program's official launch, the college staff have put in a lot of work and in fact, 300 people have already taken part in the computer training at our college," Wu Hongyue, president of the college said.
Wen Xin, a migrant worker originally from Hubei Province who took part in the Sanxiang program, attended the new CTLC launch ceremony and noted, "By studying, women workers moved away from the feeling that computers are something mysterious and learned some computer skills."
The Asia Foundation looks forward to continuing the CTLC program with the generous support of Microsoft Corporation.
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MOBILE, Ala. -- Dallas Cowboys defensive lineman Leonardo Carson, who had faced charges of kidnapping and burglary involving a break-in at the home of his
ex-girlfriend's sister, pleaded guilty to lesser charges and began
serving a 30-day jail sentence.
Carson, a former Auburn star defensive lineman who
signed with the Cowboys last year, was taken to the Mobile
County Metro Jail on Monday after pleading guilty to trespassing
and unlawful imprisonment.
Carson, 27, entered the plea under an agreement with Baldwin
County District Attorney David Whetstone.
Circuit Judge Joseph Johnston sentenced Carson to a year each
for the misdemeanor offenses, to be served consecutively, but
suspended the sentences and ordered him to serve 30 days. Carson
also was sentenced to two years of probation.
Carson also has played for the San Diego Charges, who made him a
fourth-round draft pick out of Auburn in 2000. He was cut by the
Charges last year before being picked up by Dallas.
According to court records, Carson broke into the home of Tasha
Locke, apparently looking for his 8-year-old daughter.
Locke is the sister of Carson's ex-girlfriend, Lashea Locke, the
mother of his daughter.
Carson broke a window to get in Tasha Locke's apartment and
forced her to leave with him, according to police reports.
She escaped when his car broke down a short distance away,
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Carson's arrest record
includes menacing, harassing, assault and criminal mischief.
Defense attorney Johnny Brutkiewicz said his client's admission
of guilt to the two misdemeanors was the right thing and would in
turn allow him to continue to financially provide for his daughter
and family.
Whetstone told Johnston he didn't want the case to end Carson's
football career. But the DA told the court the suspended sentence
will be held over the athlete's head as an incentive for him to
avoid trouble.
Carson will "serve a lengthy incarceration if he fouls up. I
told him I had the hammer and I will use it. I think he understood
that," Whetstone said later.
Whetstone said he insisted Carson do jail time. "He gets angry
and then becomes a bully. He has a problem with (anger)
management," Whetstone said.
"Carson needed time to reflect'' on his actions and do so in
"an incarcerated environment where he is not a star (but) is an
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The quiet studio apartment is an airy space with a double bed and a double sofa bed. For children or extra guests, additional beds can be provided. It includes a fitted kitchenette where light meals and snacks can be prepared. A dining table, flat-screen TV and large wardrobe are also provided. Free Wi.Fi and free bicycles to explore the city are available.
Several bus and trams stops, as well as numerous shops, restaurants, bars and cafes, can be found on the surrounding streets. Dam Square is only 400 metres away and is one of the most well-known and important locations in The Netherlands. Anne Frank House is less than a 10-minute walk away..
The hosts have a little boat which they sometimes use to take guests for a tour around the canals.
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The apartment is great and Marijn and Sebastian very kind. I will repeat when I go back to Amsterdam.
My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at The Metropolitan. It was right in the city centre and close to everything. Having bikes available for us to use made everything even more convenient. The apartment was gorgeous, spacious and very quiet, and we were made to feel welcome. They had a coffee machine and a fridge for us to use also, and the bed was very comfortable.
what can we say: finally the war between us neighbors is over haha ;) we really enjoyed the terasse and basically everything you could offer us :))!! thanks again for this wonderful time we could spend at your place (and thanks again for the present. it has found its place:)!!
About the place itself, we can only agree to what has been posted before: quiet, extremely central and very relaxing. In a nutshell: it makes you enjoy everything amsterdam has to offer to the fullest!
We really enjoyed our time in this cool place. it#s in the center but totally quiet! there's a very good neighbourhood, so we felt very safe. also a very comfortable bed and a lot of movies if you just want to relax at home. We felt like living in amsterdam.
we hope to return sometime!
El apartamento es realmente como se muestra en las fotos muy acogedor, amplio y completo para una estancia ideal. En el centro de la ciudad pero en una zona muy tranquila con acceso al transporte público para ir a cualquier parte y muy cerca para ir andando a las zonas o lugares turísticos. En resumen un alojamiento perfecto. De Marij y Sebastián, los anfitriones perfectos todo facilidades y disponibles para resolver cualquier cuestión o información. El patio estupendo que en verano será aún mejor y la compañía de las gallinas todo un hallazgo. Resumiendo una estancia perfecta.
Marijn hat mich und meine Söhne sehr herzlich empfangen.
Sie hat uns Tipps gegeben, wo wir essen gehen könnten.
Das Frühstück in der "Winkelsbakkerij" war vorzüglich.
Die Wohnung war sauber und für uns drei ausreichend groß.
Außerdem liegt sie unschlagbar zentral und trotzdem super ruhig.
Alles ist zu Fuß erreichbar.
Ich kann Marijns Appartement nur weiter empfehlen.
Super génial hôtes très sympathiques et très serviables se fut un réel plaisir de les rencontrer. Appartement très bien situé. Propre ,literie excellente,petit déjeuner phénoménale, allez y vous serez comblé. NOus espérons avoir l occasionde les revoir.
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WASHINGTON — A House Republican plan to make it easier for job seekers to learn skills by consolidating dozens of sometimes redundant job training programs is meeting resistance from Democrats who say it could leave some without critical assistance.
The House on Friday was expected to pass what Republicans call the SKILLS Act on a mainly party-line vote. It would then head for the Senate, where the Democratic majority would likely take a different approach to the issue.
There's widespread agreement that the current federal job training system is inefficient, with too many agencies involved and too many overlapping programs. President Barack Obama, in his State of the Union address last year, said he wanted to "cut through the maze of confusing training programs" so people have a direct path to the help they require.
But the House bill has drawn strong opposition from the White House and angered Democrats who claim they were denied a role in writing the bill. Democrats, who will propose their own version of job training reform Friday, walked out of an Education and the Workforce Committee meeting last week when Republicans were voting to send the bill to the full House.
The GOP bill eliminates or consolidates 35 federal programs and creates a Workforce Investment Fund that would act as a single conduit of support for employers and job seekers. The White House, in a statement, said some of those shuttered programs are important for the most vulnerable would-be workers, including veterans, youth, those without proficiency in English, the disabled and ex-prisoners.
The bill amends and reauthorizes the 1998 Workforce Investment Act, which set up business-led workforce investment boards around the country to determine local job-training needs and sought to establish one-stop career centers to assist those wanting information or training.
But the Government Accountability Office said in a 2011 report that nine federal agencies were spending about $18 billion a year to administer 47 training programs — not all under the WIA jurisdiction — and that almost all of these programs were offering services similar to those provided by other programs.
Education and the Workforce Committee Chairman John Kline, R-Minn., cited a study finding that in 2011, some 1.8 million people left three of the larger WIA programs serving adult workers, dislocated workers and youth, and that only 250,000 of those, 14 percent, completed the training.
Among programs being repealed under the bill are those targeted at veterans, Native Americans, ex-offenders, seasonal farmworkers and youth.
The SKILLS Act — the name stands for Supporting Knowledge and Investing in Lifelong Skills — also ensures that two-thirds of the members on the local workforce investment boards are employers, up from the current half, and gives more power to governors to decide on the location of programs in their states and further consolidate programs. It freezes current spending for the act at about $6 billion a year for the next seven years.
The bill "encourages these programs to focus on in-demand jobs in industries so that participants will be able to succeed in the workplace upon completion and ensures that funds are spent directly on services rather than administration of bureaucrats," said the bill's sponsor, Rep. Virginia Foxx, R-N.C.
Democrats and labor groups objected to giving employers two-thirds majorities on the boards, saying that would silence the voices of unions, community colleges and others representing special interests.
The AFL-CIO and other labor groups, in a letter to Kline, also warned that combining funding streams into a single Workforce Investment Fund would make programs more vulnerable to funding cuts and gives states more discretion to pick participants according to the ideological predispositions of their governors.
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The Taming Of the 'Wild West'
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
Published: August 24, 1997
IMPROBABLE as it sounds, the sun may finally be rising in the west -- that is, the farthest western reaches of mid-Manhattan. A combination of forces could induce some of the development in the West 30's and 40's that has been anticipated, with little result, since the foundations were laid 16 years ago for the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.
A necklace of economic activity now rings the district, with the boom in Times Square, residential construction in Clinton, major property transactions in the Garment Center and the growing vibrancy of Chelsea. One would expect that development must inevitably spill over.
Of course, that has been expected before. Yet the area, where the sky stretches high and wide, still has a touch of frontier to it. The newest local landmark is a covered wagon at the Gold Rush Bar and Grill on 10th Avenue. Hooves clip-clop along 11th Avenue, where horse-drawn carriages are stabled. There is even an occasional shoot-'em-up, as when Federal agents and drug dealers traded gunfire in broad daylight at 10th Avenue and 34th Street earlier this month.
But the ''wild west'' days may be nearing an end.
More than $175 million in public financing has been cobbled together toward the $315 million cost of creating a new Penn Station in the neo-classical shell of the General Post Office, between Eighth and Ninth Avenues.
For rivergoing commuters, N.Y. Waterway is proposing to build a glass-walled West Midtown Union Ferry Terminal, at a cost of $8 million to $10 million, at the foot of 39th Street.
The Javits Center is to spend $12 million to $15 million on a renovation that will carry it through the near term, while it lays out long-term plans for a major expansion northward.
Four blocks north, Silverstein Properties and the Equitable Life Assurance Society are prepared to begin a $190 million, 40-story, 921-apartment tower at 42d Street and 12th Avenue, to be followed by a near-twin on 11th Avenue.
''The neighborhood is a lot better than the image people had,'' said Mortimer B. Zuckerman, chairman and co-publisher of The Daily News, who faced ''a lot of nervousness'' among employees two years ago when he moved the newspaper to 450 West 33d Street. But it worked out ''very, very well,'' he said -- so well that he has just leased another 100,000 square feet in the building -- a giant, sloping-sided structure that spans the rail yards for two blocks along 10th Avenue. There Mr. Zuckerman will move the business staff of U.S. News & World Report, from Washington, and the headquarters of Applied Graphics Technologies, a digital prepress service company now at 28 West 23d Street.
Three years ago, 450 West 33d Street stood almost half empty and prospective tenants were leery, said Richard G. Karson, senior managing director of the Insignia/ Edward S. Gordon Company, which manages the building. (It is owned by the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company.) ''The biggest problem we had to overcome was fear,'' Mr. Karson said. ''We were in the 'wild west.' Now we're almost in the core of what's being redeveloped.''
Standing on the roof with Mr. Karson, it is not hard to understand his view of geography. To the west are the Long Island Rail Road's John D. Caemmerer yards, where a new Yankee Stadium has been envisioned.
To the east is the James A. Farley Building, which serves as the General Post Office. Within this structure is a 36,000-square-foot courtyard that would be covered with a glass roof to serve as the Amtrak concourse, reclaiming for intercity railroad passengers some of the grandeur that was lost when the first Penn Station was demolished in the early 1960's. Both buildings were designed by McKim, Mead & White.
Most of the underground train platforms extend as far west as the Farley building, meaning that they would be directly under foot and easily reachable. Passengers and visitors would enter at sidewalk level from 31st or 33d Streets -- no need to lug suitcases up that imposing flight of steps.
IN the last two months alone, the Penn Station project has secured commitments of $35 million from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, $25 million from the New York City Economic Development Corporation, $20 million in the New York State budget and $14 million from the Federal Railroad Administration.
''It's become real,'' said Charles A. Gargano, chairman of the Empire State Development Corporation, which manages the project through a subsidiary, the Pennsylvania Station Redevelopment Corporation.
Across from the Farley Building, at Ninth Avenue and 33d Street, is the site of an office building proposed in the 1980's and designed by Gwathmey Siegel & Associates, whose office is nearby. The tower was to have had 32 stories and 1 million square feet of space but it foundered with the rest of the market.
Plans are now being dusted off by Harvey Schulweis of Schulweis Realty, who controls the property. A tenant whom he declined to identify is interested in a new headquarters. ''They feel that the location has come of age,'' Mr. Schulweis said. ''In addition, it's one of the few sites around that has all the necessary approvals to proceed.''
Intriguing as all the talk is, however, for the moment it is only that. Shovels have yet to turn over a spadeful of earth.
''Believe me, if it was viable to build there, we'd be the first people in,'' said Jeffrey Katz of Sherwood Equities, who owns eight properties along West 34th Street and 10th Avenue.


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Looks as though IMUC has the attention of the medical world with the response and attention they received at the SNO conference. Based on what I've read it seems to validate that immunotherapy treatments such as ICT-107 is showing the most promise for the future of cancer treatment. Seems as though it's only a matter of time before PFE, MRK, AZN, GSK, and the other large pharmaceutical players take notice. http://www.biomedreports.com/2011122086123/improved-treatments-for-brain-cancers-highlighted-at-annual-society-of-neuro-oncology-sno-meeting.html
For those that have held IMUC for awhile Singh has delivered great shareholder value over the years, while progressing with pipeline development.
"Company also presented data comparing ICT-107 vs a tumor lysate vaccine in a concurrent trial conducted with the same patient characteristics giving significant credibility to the data."My interest, and I'm sure that of major investors, has always been tempered by the small sample size in their Phase I trial. This updated news goes some way in alleviate those reservations. Alas, there will be very few opportunities for news to drive the pps til prelim. P II results(April/May at the eariest?).
The next week or so could be tough with tax loss selling. After that though, I expect IMUC to be relatively strong going into 2012 with interim phase II data coming maybe in the next 6 months.


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What Business to Start? Look in the Mirror. Depends on You.
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I've always said that what business is right for you depends not on the market, or what's hot, but on who you are. So look in the mirror. I get a steady flow of questions about what business to start, and I see them almost every day on Quora.com, my favorite question-answer platform. With this... Read More »
Friday Video: Kauffman Center on Myths of Entrepreneurship
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Several things that many people take for granted about entrepreneurship aren't really true, according to this three-minute video offered by the Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurship. It starts with a reminder that it isn't small business that drives the US economy's growth of jobs, but rather new business. Startups. And my personal favorite, around 1:40, the... Read More »
Reality Check on Startup Dreams and Clichés
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My Friday video for today is another TED talk, one of the best from 2015, targeting entrepreneurs, dreams, and getting things done. I call it a reality check on startup dreams, and she (Bel Pesce, from Brazil, successful entrepreneur) calls it 5 way to kill your dreams. How to kill dreams? Expect overnight success. Believe... Read More »
Demystify Business Failure Statistics
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My Friday video for this week is one I did a while back, the truth about all those well-publicized business failure statistics. Most of the clichés we read everywhere are just often-repeated guesses. Nobody really knows. Read More »
A Good Idea is Like A Beautiful Day. Everybody Owns It.
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My answer to this question on Quora about ideas vs. execution "ideas don't matter, only execution matters"? – has been getting a lot of views. So I decided to repost it here. The answer to this is that millions of people – and I mean that, literally, millions of people – right now, as I write... Read More »
10 Tips for Finding a Startup Job
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What? You actually want to find a startup job? What with the mythology of startup jobs having low pay, long hours, and high risk? If so, good for you, and good luck to you. I tend to lean towards starting your own, but startup experience first is also a good idea. And with a small... Read More »
I Want to be An Entrepreneur. What Steps do I Take?
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What Steps to be a Tech Entrepreneur? I'm 18 years old and want to be a successful tech entrepreneur. What steps should I take? That one, specifically, popped up in my email today from Quora, the excellent questions-and-answers site that I frequent often. But that's just today. I saw a very similar question from a... Read More »
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Registration for Belmont Travel Basketball 2016-2017 is now in the Late (waitlist) Period
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The BYBA Travel Program runs from the first week in November until mid-March for players in grades 4 through 8. Travel Basketball is for players who are seeking a higher level of commitment and competition, playing in a competitive league against teams from other towns. Travel teams generally have 1.5 to 3 hours of practice per week with 1 to 2 games on the weekends.
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Atlas is a reading machine right now. He's three so he's not so much reading as he is memorizing books and reciting them back, with different voices and inflictions, and it's the best. He recently got into the alphabet too, so we are nurturing his interest right now. These bedtime books for a toddler are our short list. We can go on and on with these kinds of round ups!
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2966.2012.20681.x
© 2012 The Authors Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society © 2012 RAS
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Xin, L. P., Pozanenko, A., Kann, D. A., Xu, D., Gorosabel, J., Leloudas, G., Wei, J. Y., Andreev, M., Qin, S. F., Ibrahimov, M., Han, X. H., de Ugarte Postigo, A., Qiu, Y. L., Deng, J. S., Volnova, A., Jakobsson, P., Castro-Tirado, A. J., Aceituno, F., Fynbo, J. P. U., Wang, J., Sanchez-Ramirez, R., Kouprianov, V., Zheng, W. K., Tello, J. C. and Wu, C. (2012), The shallow-decay phase in both the optical and X-ray afterglows of Swift GRB 090529A: energy injection into a wind-type medium?. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 422: 2044–2050. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2966.2012.20681.x
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