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Perihan Magden: Ali and Ramazan is based on a true story. I first met these boys as third page news in a rather short article. Then, three more short news items depicting their tragic ending followed. They were forgotten, nobody. Two orphan lovers--gay street-boys, a male hustler and a glue sniffer--who cares? I couldn't forget them, but it took me many years to go back and read the papers again and write about them. No writer would dare to make up such a tragic end (unless you're Shakespeare, but no one is).
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|1. Future Sex/Love Sound
|2. SexyBack
|3. Sexy Ladies
|4. My Love
|5. Love Stoned
|6. What Goes Around
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Justin Timberlake returns with the highly anticipated album Future Sex/ Love Sounds, the sexy follow-up to the mega-hit Justified. Co-written by Timberlake along with hit-makers Timbaland, Rick Rubin and will.i. am., Future Sex/ Love Sounds is infused with the hip-hop based R&B sound that has launched Justin as one of the genre's premier performers.
One spin of FutureSex/LoveSounds and it's hard to believe that Justin Timberlake was ever a boy-band barnstormer--no modern-day male artist beats him when it comes to single-minded self assurance or suavity. "SexyBack," the inescapable summer sizzler of a first single off this short and thrillingly unwholesome disc, makes that clear on its own: If there was ever any question about whether sexy was in need of reviving--a doubtful proposition at best, given the sheer volume of JT's gyrating counterparts--he lays it to rest instantly over a small but insistent Timbaland-concocted beat. On that track, Timberlake's appeal is his sweet but newly thuggish-sounding voice--here's a good kid gone bad, and he's determined to convince us of it not only by tossing a few well-timed mother****ers our way but also with such lyrics as "I'll let you whip me if I misbehave." The rest of FutureSex will feel familiar to anyone who picked up 2002's brilliantly funk-flecked Justified: "Love Stoned/I Think She Knows Me," shifts from Michael Jackson-esque paranoid trilling to pulsating guitar rock; "Chop Me Up," a collaboration with Three 6 Mafia and Timbaland, gives up the grit rap-style but still manages to recall both Prince and Stevie Wonder; "My Love," with T.I., mines classic Timberlake territory with meltaway lyrics like "I can see us holding hands walking on the beach/Our clothes in the sand"; and the straight-up but groovy lament "Losing My Way" asks, searchingly, what may be the silliest question a squeal-inducing pop star has ever posed: "Can anybody out there feel me?" Rest assured, JT: we feel every past-, present-, and future-sexy verse. --Tammy La Gorce
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Personally, i'm a fan of the indie music scene, which puts me far from being a Justin Timberlake fan, but i've already pre-ordered a copy of this album.
Boy was I wrong! This album is dopaliciously original. Why? One word, Timberland. He brought that Aaliyah, Ginuwine feel and mixed it with pop-sexy to create "FutureSex/LoveSounds." Its one of the only CD's you can play as a DJ in any Club from New York to Europe, California to Florida and find something everybody can dance to. The album features house/techno, hip-hop, dance, pop and R&B rolled into a nice music sandwich.
Highlight tracks:
SexyBack, My Love, Chop Me Up
However, when I heard some of the material from this album I was immediately intrigued. It was just so interesting to see and hear Justin Timberlake evolve from his days in *Nsync and mature into more of an artist in his own right, this is a completely different ballgame for Justin Timberlake so upon purchasing this album, no one should even think to expect something like his first album or anything from his *Nsync days because that is completely out the window here.
Upon receiving this album, I wasn't sure what to expect because all I had heard and knew was what I heard on the radio and on my television. I took it home, later that night put it in my CD player and just let the music flow. Much to my delight I fell in love with the album and it's one of my favourite albums in my entire collection. That's the situation with most of the albums my best friend gives me, they hold a special place in my heart because they came from her.Read more ›
The Prince vibe from the title track is one my favorite songs in this album. The song is really sexy and fun as well as "Sexyback." The next 3 tracks on the CD are some of the stronger numbers. "Sexy Ladies...."(70's funk vibe), "My Love"(techno vibe), and "Love Stoned," (lots of beat and harmonies) are completely different from each other with different sounds that works out real well.
Justin really shows his maturity with 3 solid slow jams. Out of the three, my favorite is "Until the End of Time,"(prince vibe) because he really throws down an R &B vibe in this one. "Summer Love..." is also great because it has a fun vibe with the attached song "Set the Mood" which is really short but sweet at the same time. "What Goes Around..." is a great track it sounds as though it came from one of the ballads on Justified as well as "My Love."
He gets down with 3-6 Mafia in "Chop Me Up" which isn't bad it has great thumping beats and lyrics. "Damn Girl" with Will.I.Am (funk Prince Vibe) is another favorite due to the live band sound. Some of the tracks either end with a prelude or interlude which blend and lead into the following song very nicely. Timbaland and Justin clearly work's well with each other. His songs will clearly be a standout on radio while others might blend in. There's no need to write this guy off whether you buy this album or not because he managed to create another good solo album.
Most of the album has a blend of dance, R&B, as well as slow songs. There are songs like, FUTURESEX/LOVESOUND sounding similar to George Michael's song "I Want Your Sex", to more dance styles such as SEXYBACK featuring Timbaland and MY LOVE featuring T.I. bringing the beats up to the heavy synthesizers, rap interludes, and climaxing techno sounds sure to get you in the mood to move, fantasize or just shake it on the dance floor! For rap lovers, CHOP ME UP, will be sure to attract since Three 6 Mafia and Timbaland make much collaboration on the song. There is heavy bass, tight rhymes, and some overcharged electronica enhanced rap vocals. DAMN GIRL featuring Will.I.Am has much reminisce of the times when disco was at an all time high and artists such as Prince were big. His voice levels have some similarity to his. The vocals are sensual, listener friendly, and pleasurable!
For more mellow sounds, SEXY LADIES has an R&B touch giving the message of how easy it is to attain a sexy lady when being so hot while LOVESTONED has the passionate, lustful romantic references that go nicely too. Aside those slower jams, SUMMER LOVE has some faster beats that later simmer down to "Set The Mood (Prelude)" and bring a pause type feeling of how romance can truly capture the heart. Justin has definitely grown from his past styles of songs like CRY ME A RIVER to a more mature sounding WHAT GOES AROUND.Read more ›
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While the album itself is fantastic I found the quality of the Futuresex/Lovesounds LP record is lacking, from the cover to the record itself. Stick to the CD.Published 2 months ago by Jordan Axel
Loved hearing this CD and the singles on it when they came out, great to finally have a copy for myself to enjoyPublished 15 months ago by Jessica
This album is without a dought the best of Justin Timberlake. A must have for any JT fan! I just love it...Published on Feb. 11 2014 by A. Poliquin
I was lured into this album by his SNL comedy bits and his latest album, which is a far better piece of work. No comedy here. Read morePublished on April 27 2013 by eeyoore
Justin Timberlake has released an amazing new album. Summer Love, Lovestoned and What Comes Around are three of the best songs on the album. Until the end of the time is amazing. Read morePublished on Sept. 29 2007 by Jason Hutton
Yes, this IS the same Justin that once bounced around happy-faced, curly-haired, and about 16 against a green screen singing "merry Christmas, happy holidays" with his four merry... Read morePublished on March 7 2007 by momo_adachi
This CD is so amazing. It is full of so many different songs, something for everything. You have you classic Justin songs, and then your ballads, and theres even some rap on it. Read morePublished on March 6 2007 by Chelsea


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Contrasting soles and premium leather uppers help the Eastern Standard range stadn out from the crowd. In a plain toe and moc toe finish this range offers the perfect summer casual shoes. Padded collar for comfort, full grain leather and suede for style and rubber sole for durability the Eastern Standard is the summer casual that has it all.
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|Chen Chang
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|In-Hyeong Gang
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It's no secret that I have little affection with Korean cinema. It's
just not my cup of tea. But among the rubble of popular Korean cinema
there's a true cineast pumping out brilliant cinema at a dazzling rate.
Kim Ki-duk is a regular art-house favorite and rightfully so. This
weekend I had the pleasure of watching his latest effort on the big
screen. screen cap from breath
So far, I've seen all of Ki-duk's films. Over the years he's made little changes to his success formula, only visually his films have become a lot more mature. Breath continues this tradition, ignoring the little misstep of his previous film Shi Gan. Ki-duk reaches back to his "quiet cinema" and with success.
Breath has it all. Troubled characters, little dialog, rough around the edges and strange happenings. But underneath that barren surface lies a more subtle, warm interior. Not exactly new, but it's the first time Ki-duk plays with this emotion so openly and the change of heart is notable throughout the film.
At its core, Breath tells the story of four broken characters. No director that is more able to create a setup where unlikeable characters can win the sympathy of an audience. Because not a single one of the characters in Breath is free from sin. The prisoner killed his wife and kid, his fellow prisoner hurts him because he can't express his love, the mother cheats on her husband with the prisoner and the husband mistreats his own wife and has a flirt on the side. And thus starts a story of a love between four people.
Ki-duk brings his characters alive with rather unknown actor, though they are really some of the best modern Asian cinema has to offer. Especially Chen Chang bring a lot to this film, adding yet another strong film to his impressive list of acting jobs. Chang's wife is also very strong in her role, hardly speaking but playing her emotions instead of telling them. Class-A stuff. screen cap from breath
Visually, Ki-duk is still improving with each film. While his earlier films were too unfinished to be considered visually impressive, his newer work has this delicate touch that enters every shot. Ki-duk's timing is also improving, and his eye for interesting compositions is still functioning rather well. The film is never absolutely stunning but the quiet, subtle images bear well with the rest. He matches his visuals with a soundtrack that enhances this delicate feeling.
As an interesting surprise, Ki-duk inserts several musical intermezzos. He also revives his seasonal structure and couples a song to each season. The happy mood coming from those scenes is in sharp contrast with the actual feelings of the characters. A nice addition that reliefs, but at the same time hurts just as much.
I guess Breath is a little more playful than his previous films overall. There's of course Ki-duk himself playing director behind his screen in prison. It's an interesting extra layer that made me smile when I noticed it. And it leads to a strong scene where he cuts from the love scene in prison to the father and kid playing outside in the snow. I also liked the "acted" musical intermezzos, which add a second level of acting. Beautiful scenes with very contrasting feelings.
Breath is a strong entry in Ki-duk's ever growing list of films, positioning itself among his best work. While progress between his films is slow and his work hardly brings anything new to the table, his unique position in the world of cinema makes this of little importance. He keeps improving himself and Breath illustrates this well. Awesome film, not really my preferred kind of cinema and because of that all the better for making me love this film and its characters. 4.5*/5.0*
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Slow-Cooker Quinoa-Summer Squash Casserole
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As this layered slow-cooker squash casserole recipe cooks, the liquid from the tangy tomatillo salsa and summer squash is absorbed by the quinoa, adding tons of flavor to the final dish.
Makes: 10 servings
Serving Size: About 3/4 cup
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Equipment: 5- to 6-quart slow cooker
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- 12 ounces tomatillos, husked, rinsed and chopped
- 1 pint cherry tomatoes, chopped
- 1 poblano or bell pepper, chopped
- 1/2 cup finely chopped white onion
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup quinoa
- 1 cup crumbled cotija or feta cheese, divided
- 2 pounds small yellow summer squash, cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh oregano
- Combine tomatillos, tomatoes, pepper, onion, lime juice and salt in a medium bowl.
- Coat a 5- to 6-quart slow cooker with cooking spray. Layer quinoa, 1/3 cup cheese and all of the squash in the slow cooker. Top with another 1/3 cup cheese. Spread the tomatillo mixture on top, but don't stir the ingredients together. (Refrigerate the remaining cheese to use for the topping.)
- Cover and cook on Low for 4 hours. Serve sprinkled with oregano and the remaining 1/3 cup cheese.
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The Woman Who Wouldn't Die (Dr. Siri Paiboun Series #9)by Colin Cotterill
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In a small Lao village, a very strange thing has happened. A woman was shot and killed in her bed during a burglary; she was given a funeral and everyone in the village saw her body burned. Then, three days later, she was back in her house as if she'd never been dead at all. But now she/b>/i>
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In a small Lao village, a very strange thing has happened. A woman was shot and killed in her bed during a burglary; she was given a funeral and everyone in the village saw her body burned. Then, three days later, she was back in her house as if she'd never been dead at all. But now she's clairvoyant, and can speak to the dead. That's why the long-dead brother of a Lao general has enlisted her to help his brother uncover his remains, which have been lost at the bottom of a river for many years.
Lao national coroner Dr. Siri Paiboun and his wife, Madame Daeng, are sent along to supervise the excavation. It could be a kind of relaxing vacation for them, maybe, except Siri is obsessed with the pretty undead medium's special abilities, and Madame Daeng might be a little jealous. She doesn't trust the woman for some reason─is her hunch right? What is the group really digging for at the bottom of this remote river on the Thai border? What war secrets are being covered up?
Editorial Reviews
"Laughter is a subversive weapon when you live under a repressive regime. That's the take-away lesson from Colin Cotterill's gravely funny novels set in Indochina in the 1970s."
─New York Times Book Review
"The latest Dr. Paiboun novel by Colin Cotterill, showcases both author and detective at the top of their games. It's an entertaining and captivating mystery underpinned by a fascinating exploration of the tangled history of Laos."
─The Christian Science Monitor
"Cotterill has never been better than in this ninth outing for acerbic Dr. Siri.... The action builds to an ingenious resolution."
─Publishers Weekly, STARRED REVIEW
"This quirky mystery is filled with unforgettably strange characters. It's also filled with Cotterill's dark humor, best seen in the characters' wry dialogue. Readers who appreciate reluctant cops and detectives, like Tarquin Hall's Indian sleuth, Vish Puri, or Stuart Kaminsky's Russian Inspector Rostnikov, will love Cotterill's cynical, haunted coroner."
─Booklist, STARRED REVIEW
"One of Cotterill's best books yet. Fans are going to adore this one."
─The Globe and Mail
"Crime fiction is a comprehensive introduction to different societies, and Cotterill's series are prominent on that bookshelf. It is not that he makes us laugh while working with the heartbreaking essentials of human drama. He fosters affection for and understanding of the Lao beyond the histories of Cold War geopolitics and the familiar touristy visions of southeast Asian hospitality. That is some achievement."
─The Indian Times
"Irresistible, for new readers as well as established fans."
─Shelf Awareness
"After Cotterill's hiatus to launch another series set in Thailand (Grandpa, There's a Head on the Beach, 2012, etc.), the return of that glorious curmudgeon Dr. Siri for a ninth escapade is bliss."
─Kirkus Reviews
"Colin Cotterill has the enviable ability to entertain the reader while never losing sight of the underlying tragedies upon which his narrative floats ... The conclusion of this book suggests that Siri has at least one further adventure in him. I for one certainly hope so."
─Reviewing the Evidence
"A first rate mystery... and an education into the people and culture of Laos. The dialog is wry and often humorous, and the novel is recommended."
─Midwest Book Review
"The best in an excellent series.... You'll go crazy for Dr. Siri and the rest of the superb cast."
─Kittling Books (Blog)
"Siri and his gang are nonconformists, and we cheer their every insubordinate move.... [Cotterill] mixes the terrible, wonderful, and whimsical in perfect proportions."
─Murder by the Book (Blog)
Praise for the Dr. Siri series
"Unpredicatable.... Tragically funny and magically sublime."
─Entertainment Weekly
"A wonderfully fresh and exotic mystery."
─The New York Times Book Review
"You get a real feeling for what Laos was like in the '70s. The humor is wonderful, too." ─New York Post
Product Details
- 9781616952075
- Publisher:
- Soho Press, Incorporated
- Publication date:
- 02/19/2013
- Series:
- Dr. Siri Paiboun Series , #9
- Sold by:
- Penguin Random House Publisher Services
- Format:
- NOOK Book
- Pages:
- 336
- Sales rank:
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Madame Keui was flesh and blood, or so they claimed, although nobody could remember touching that rewarmed flesh, nor seeing her bleed; not even when a second bullet passed through her. Even so, to all intents and purposes, she was alive in October of 1978 when this story takes place. They'd see her walk along the ridge to collect her groceries or ride her bicycle off into the forest. Some in the village had even heard her speak. She had become Vietnamese, they said. Her Lao was thick with it like too-large lumps of mutton in a broth. She no longer talked directly to the villagers, but strangers from afar came to seek her out. They'd go to her house, a fine wooden structure with expensive Chinese furniture; couples and elderly people and families with children. They'd sit with her in the living area visible from the quiet dirt street. And when they left, those strangers would seem elated as if a heavy rock had been removed from their souls. But when the villagers stopped them to ask what had happened there, they were silent. It was as if they'd forgotten they were
ever with her.
And perhaps that was why they called her Keui: Madame Used-To-Be. Because whenever they talked about the beautiful old woman it was in the past tense. 'There used to be a woman who spoke with many voices.' 'There used to be a woman who seemed to get younger as the months passed.' 'There used to be a woman whose
house gave off a warm yellow glow even when there was no hurricane lamp oil to be had at the market.' And even though they might have passed her on the
street that morning, at the evening meal they'd still say, 'There used to be a woman in our village who . . .'
And perhaps that was because two months earlier
they'd carried her body to the pyre and watched the
flames engulf her.
Chapter 2
The Ninjas From Housing
They lurked in the shadows of the late evening. They'd waited out three nights of diamante skies, the streets lit by a billion stars. And, at last, a bank of clouds had
rolled in and given them this brief cover. There were five of them, each dressed in navy blue, which was as near as damn it to black. And in the starless navy blue
of the Vientiane night they would have been invisible were it not for the battery-powered torches each carried. The beams negated all the preparations of dressing
darkly and applying charred cork to their faces. But in the suburbs east of the That Luang monument there was as yet no street lighting and there were any number of potholes in which to step. At eleven p.m. most of the householders were asleep and dreaming of better times. For any times were better than these. Only one or two windows gave off an eerie khaki glow from lamps deep inside and one by one these were extinguished as the men passed. Torch beams as loud as klaxons. Everyone in East That Luang knew something was about to go down and they all knew better than to come to their windows to watch.
Still a block away from their objective, the leader crouched on one knee and signalled for his men to turn off their lamps. They were immediately plunged
into the impenetrable black belly of a giant naga. None of them dared move for fear that the earth all around them might have subsided. Yet, not wanting to be considered
cowardly, none of them turned his torch back on. So there they remained. Petrified by the darkness.
'Give your eyes a few minutes, lads,' the leader said in a whisper that seemed to ricochet back and forth through the concrete of the new suburb.
Those few minutes crawled past but still the men's eyes had not become accustomed to the dark. Even so, their leader stood. They heard the rattle of the large bunch of keys on his belt. They knew it was time to continue the advance on house number 22B742. Butterflies flapped inside them. This would be a moment from which careers were honed. Medals were given for less.
They kept close in single file behind the leader who seemed to have a nose for darkness. Up ahead, their target emerged from the night. The house glowed brazenly. Candles flickered in the two front windows and . . . could that be the scent of a tune? Yes. Music. Some decadent Western rubbish. The comrades inside were asking for trouble. Begging for it. They'd get what they deserved this night. The front yard was visible now in the candle glow and the men could see one another's beady eyes. The leader pointed.
'You and you, around the back,' he whispered. 'Don't let any escape. We take every last man, woman and child.'
The two men ran to the side alley with a crouching gait not unlike that of Groucho Marx. But their flank advance was stymied by the fact that the side gate was locked, or blocked, or perhaps it was just a fence that looked like a gate and was too high to climb. They looked back for advice from their leader but he couldn't see them in the shadows. Believing the rearguard to be in place, he led the rest of his team up the garden path to the front porch. He was no lover of these roomridden, occidental-style accommodations. Give him open spaces any day. He reached the door. He had a duplicate key, of course, for number 22B742 but it served no purpose. The door was ajar. He swallowed a gasp and pushed against the heavy teak. The door opened far too obligingly on oiled hinges and if not for a sudden lunge to stop its swing it would have crashed into the hallway wall.
The flutter of candlelight shimmied from open doorways
to the left and right, and up ahead a room he
knew from previous visits to be the kitchen was shining
brightly. That was the source of the decadent music.
And that, he knew, was where the transients would be
gathered. They'd attempt to flee through the back door
and into the trap he had laid. From his side pack he produced a Russian Lubitel 166. Not the most compact piece of equipment but efficient and easy enough to reload. There would be no mistakes this time. He would have them all.
Meanwhile, the two men sent to the back had retraced their steps and were now attempting to round the building on the east side. This too was a problem because they were met by a dog, an ugly, mean-spirited dog who stood and snarled. Drool dripped from its fangs. The men stopped in their tracks. They had reached the rear kitchen window through which a bright light shone on to their uncomfortable situation.
Fortunately the dog was chained and beneath the window was a motorcycle. By climbing on to its seat they were able to both avoid the dog and see inside the house. Just as their heads appeared at the mosquito screen, the leader and his two men burst into the kitchen.
'Freeze!' shouted the leader and there was a flash, then another from his camera. 'Don't anybody . . .'
But there were no transients in the kitchen, just a solitary old man. He was standing naked in a large zinc bathtub. He was up to his shins in bubbly water and
held a particularly impressive loofah. Far from being shocked or embarrassed, the old man laughed, turned away from the men, and loofahed his backside with
'Search him,' shouted the leader. There was no rush to do so. 'Search all the rooms, the closets, the cupboards, the crawl space beneath the roof.'
His head turned in response to some slight movement through the window screen where he saw the faces of the two men who should have been watching
the garden.
'What are you doing there?' he shouted.
Meet the Author
Colin Cotterill was born in London in 1952. He trained as a teacher and worked in Israel, Australia, the US, and Japan before training teachers in Thailand and on the Burmese border. He wrote and produced a language teaching series for Thai national television and spent several years in Laos. Colin is involved in a number of social projects, many to benefit children. With his wife he set up a book and scholarship program in Laos and runs a small school for the children of Burmese migrants near his home.
All the while Colin continues with his two other passions: cartooning and writing. Since 2000 he has written over fifteen books, including the Dr. Siri crime series set in Laos. Colin lives in Chumphon in the south of Thailand with his wife where he rides his bicycle along the coast, decapitates coconuts, eats a lot of squid, plays with his dogs, and occasionally sits down to write.
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This newest in the Dr. Siri mysteries not only takes on the Laotian coroner's obsession with contact with the dead, but provides us with a lot of background on the good doctor and his wife and the role they played in the revolution. At the same time, the novel is a first rate mystery. It begins when Dr. Siri is offered a "vacation" upriver to supervise the recovery of the brother of a Lao general whose body is supposedly at the bottom of a river, lying in a submerged boat for many years. The general is prodded to undertake the excavation of the boat by his wife, who is influenced by a woman clairvoyant who was supposedly shot to death, only to reappear after the body was burned on a pyre. The woman claims she can speak to the dead and knows where the body is located. Wary but open to the suggestion that the woman might teach him to be able to contact the dead, Dr. Siri goes along. Meanwhile, Dr. Siri encourages his wife, Madam Daeng, to write an autobiography, from which we learn a lot about her earlier life as a participant in the liberation forces. This book, as were previous entries in the series, is an education into the people and culture of Laos. The dialog is wry and often humorous, and the novel is recommended.
Colin Cotterill is one of the few writers I'll forgo a lunch out in order to buy a hardback of his work. I cannot wait for the paperback. He's an amazing writer who can portray tragedy and make you smile at the idiocy of the 1970's Laos. His protagonist, Dr. Siri Pailboun, is someone I would dearly love to meet. Another government trip for the doctor and his wife, and another passenger who, her village says, was killed and her body burned at her funeral. Three days later she was back and is now clairvoyent. Siri would like to learn from her.
After a couple of rather weak Dr. Siri books, Cotterill has returned to his excellent form. Great read.


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Commissioner Gene Hodges said that he has concerns about safety and space on Dock Street. He said that recently he had to stop and fold his truck's side mirrors in order to drive down the street.
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Thrift stores helping nonprofits in the area have seen an increase in the number of people they are helping. They have continued to see a steady donation of goods.
Our donations are steady, said Marcelle Andrews, thrift store manager for the Council on Aging.
Were getting the same amount, said Capt. Gary Sturdivant with the Salvation Army.
The Purple Ribbon Thrift Store, which supports Mainstay, said they have slowed down in donations, but until now they were steady.
Were just dependant on the thrift store, said Mainstays executive director Tanya Blackford.
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Tuesday, January 18, 2011
May His Memory Be Eternal!
Yesterday, I lost a dear person in my life. Fr. Seraphim fell asleep in the Lord yesterday. I will miss him. I met Fr. Seraphim when I was 14 years old, when his family moved to my parish from Australia in 1993. Our church secretary had suggested a few months before that I write to his oldest daughter, since she was my age, so that she would know someone when she came to the States. Over the summer of 1993, and into the fall, we wrote back and forth about our families, parishes, and the school we both were to attend. By the time the family arrived, I felt like I had known them forever! We were inseparable from that point on, and I think I spent as much time at their house as I did at mine. I came to love spending evenings listening to Fr. Seraphim's stories (he was a layperson at that time). What an adventurous life he had! I loved taking car trips with them as they belted out "Waltzing Matilda" at the top of their lungs. I loved coming into their home, never knowing what art piece was being created at the time. Fr. Seraphim, was a talented painter and potter! They became a part of my family. I'll never forget having to make a hard decision in college, and Fr. Seraphim looking me in the eye and telling me I had made the right decision. "You've had to make one of the first difficult decisions in your young life. I'm proud of you." He has always had a way of bringing me peace. Just a simple smile, and that's all it took. I am blessed to have been able to spend time with him weekly over the past few years, and to see him fulfill his desire to serve God in the priesthood. I will be eternally grateful for his part in bringing the Kursk Root icon here, and for the tremendous healing it brought to my family. I will be grateful to him for bringing his family here, for enriching my life with a best friend who I miss every day. I will greatly miss him, and pray that his family will be comforted.
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints.
2 comments:
- leah said...
I'm so sorry for your community's loss. Praying that you and your community may be comforted during this difficult time.
May his memory be eternal!
- January 18, 2011 at 9:10 PM
- Margaret said...
Thanks so much for sharing this! I had only known Fr. Seraphim since 2005 or thereabouts, when our family started attending St. Igantius, but he has been such a blessing and source of comfort and love. Memory Eternal!
with love, Margie
- January 20, 2011 at 6:33 PM
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The Great Jack OLantern BlazeSat, October 12, 2013 - 7:00 PMVan Cortlandt Manor in Croton-on-Hudson, NY
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