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Brodeckby Philippe Claudel
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A powerful and moving novel about the ravages war and the need to tell the truth, even in the face of adversity.
After the close of a great war, a mysterious stranger arrives in a small European village. He is an artist and he begins sketching the villagers, showing the painful reality of the crimes and betrayals the war left in its wake. Consumed by
A powerful and moving novel about the ravages war and the need to tell the truth, even in the face of adversity.
After the close of a great war, a mysterious stranger arrives in a small European village. He is an artist and he begins sketching the villagers, showing the painful reality of the crimes and betrayals the war left in its wake. Consumed by distrust, the villagers conspire and murder him. The authorities commission Brodeck, a timid, low-level bureaucrat, to write a report that essentially whitewashes the incident. Brodeck agrees to write the official account, but he simultaneously sets down his version of the incident in a parallel narrative, which interweaves his own horrific experiences as a prisoner of war, the truth about the stranger's disappearance, and the dark secrets the villagers have fought fiercely to keep hidden.
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Coming across as the love child of Bela Tarr's film Werckmeister Harmóniák and Gabriel García Márquez's "A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings," this disconcerting and darkly atmospheric novel, set in an unnamed European town secluded high in the mountains, deals with the effects of collective guilt by examining the dark secrets of its residents as they recall the hardships of war and occupation. Following the end of an unspecified war that sounds very much like WWII, protagonist Brodeck, who survived the camps by literally becoming a guard's pet (Brodeck the Dog), is reunited with his wife and daughter. After the murder of a mystical drifter, Brodeck is made to write a narrative of the events for the authorities absolving the village's inhabitants of any blame. Though there are no innocents, by the end some characters make tentative footsteps toward reclaiming their humanity. Claudel's style is very visual and evocative (he also wrote and directed the film I've Loved You So Long), and this novel, like the brothers Grimm fables, is full of terror, horror, and beauty and wonder. (June)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
"Extraordinary. . . . [A] modern masterpiece."—The Independent, London
"A haunting, intensely claustrophobic allegory about intolerance, trauma and guilt."San Francisco Chronicle
"A layered recollection of wartime crimes, atrocities, cowardice, and betrayal."—The Boston Globe
"Claudel's insightful prose, translated gracefully by John Cullen, renders the tale both literary and deeply philosophical."—Washington City Paper
"This is a remarkable novel, all the more so because this account of man's inhumanity to man, of coarse and brutal stupidity, of fear and surrender to evil, is nevertheless not without hope. Brodeck survives because, despite all he has experienced, he remains capable of love. It is also beautifully written."—The Scotsman
"This novel, like the brothers Grimm fables, is full of terror, horror, and beauty and wonder."—Publishers Weekly
"Philippe Claudel is at the peak of his art as a storyteller and portrait-painter."
—Elle (France)
"It is a relentless, uncomfortable book that achieves a beauty of its own through Claudel's deft writing and passionate commitment to truth."—The Times, London
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- Publication date:
- 06/23/2009
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BrodeckA novel
Nan A. TaleseISBN: 9780385527248
I'm Brodeck and I had nothing to do with it.
I insist on that. I want everyone to know.
I had no part in it, and once I learned what had happened, I would have preferred never to mention it again, I would have liked to bind my memory fast and keep it that way, as subdued and still as a weasel in an iron trap.
But the others forced me. "You know how to write," they said. "You've been to the University." I replied that my studies hadn't amounted to much--I hadn't even finished my courses and didn't remember much about them. They didn't want to hear it. "You know how to write, you know about words and how to use them, you know how they can say things. That's what we need. We can't do it ourselves. We'd get into a muddle, but you, you'll say it right, and people will believe you. Besides, you've got the typewriter."
It's very old, the typewriter. Several of its keys are broken, and I have nothing to repair it with. It's capricious. It's worn out. Sometimes, for no apparent reason, it jams, as though suddenly balking. But I said nothing about any of that, because I had no desire to end up like the Anderer.
Don't ask me his name--no one ever knew it. Very quickly, people coined some expressions in dialect and started applying them to him: Vollauga, literally "Full Eyes" (because his bulged a bit); De Murmelner, "the Whisperer" (because he spoke very little, and always in a small voicethat sounded like a breath); Mondlich, "Moony" (because he seemed to be among us but not of us); Gekamdorhin, "Came from over There."
To me, however, he was always De Anderer, "the Other." Maybe I thought of him that way because not only had he arrived out of nowhere but he was also different, and being different was a condition I was quite familiar with; sometimes, I must admit, I had the feeling that--in a way--he was me.
As for his real name, none of us ever asked him what it was, except the mayor, perhaps, and then only once, and in any case I don't believe he received an answer. Now we'll never know. It's too late, and no doubt better that way. The truth can gash you so deeply that you can't live with the wounds any longer, and for most of us, what we want to do is live. As painlessly as possible. It's only human. I'm certain you'd be like us if you'd known the war and what it did here, and above all what followed the war, what those weeks and months were like, particularly the last of them, the period when that fellow arrived in our village and settled here, just like that, from one day to the next. Why our village? There are dozens and dozens of villages in the foothills of the mountains, lying amid forests like eggs in nests, and many of those villages are a lot like this one. Why did he choose precisely our village, so far from everything, so utterly remote?
When they informed me that they wanted me to write the Report, we were all at Schloss's inn. It was about three months ago, right after... right after... I don't know what to call it. The event? The drama? The incident? Or maybe the Ereignies. Ereignies is a curious word, full of mists and ghosts; it means, more or less, "the thing that happened." Maybe the best way to say that is with a word taken from the local dialect, which is a language without being one, and which is perfectly wedded to the skin, the breath, and the souls of those who live here. Ereignies, a word to describe the indescribable. Yes, I shall call it the Ereigni's.
So the Ereignies had just taken place. With the exception of two or three ancient villagers who had stayed home, close to their stoves, as well as Father Peiper, who was no doubt sleeping off his liquor somewhere in his little church, all the men were at the inn, which is like a great cave, rather dark, and suffused with tobacco fumes and smoke from the hearth; and the men, all of them, were dazed and stunned by what had just happened, yet at the same time--how shall I say it? --relieved, because clearly, one way or the other, it had been necessary to resolve the situation. You see, they could bear it no longer.
Each was folded into his own silence, so to speak, even though there were nearly forty of them, pressed together like withies in a bundle, choking, inhaling the others' odors: their breath, their feet, the acrid reek of their sweat and their damp clothes, old wool and broadcloth impregnated with dust, with the forest, with manure, with straw, with wine and beer, especially wine. Not that everybody was sloshed; no, it would be too easy to use drunkenness as an excuse. Saying that would just be a way of diluting the horror. Too simple. Much too simple. I'm going to try not to simplify what's very difficult and complex. I'm going to try. I don't promise that I'll succeed.
Please understand me. I repeat: I could have remained silent, but they asked me to tell the story, and when they made the request, most of them had their fists clenched or their hands in their pockets, where I imagined them grasping the handles of their knives, the very knives which had just...
I mustn't go too fast, but it's hard not to because now I keep sensing things behind my back--movements, and noises, and staring eyes. For some days, I've been wondering if I'm not changing, bit by bit, into quarry, into a tracked animal with the whole hunt, led by a pack of snuffling dogs, at its heels. I feel watched, tailed, surveilled, as if from now on there will always be someone just over my shoulder, alert to my smallest gestures and reading my thoughts.
I will come back to what was done with the knives. I will perforce come back to that. But what I wanted to say was that to refuse a request made under such conditions, in that special mood when everyone's head is still full of savagery and bloody images, is impossible and even quite dangerous. And so, however reluctantly, I agreed. I simply found myself in the inn at the wrong time, that is, some few minutes after the Ereignies, in one of those moments of bewilderment characterized by vacillation and indecision, when people will seize upon the first person who comes through the door, either to make a savior of him or to cut him to pieces.
Schloss's inn is the biggest of the six taverns in our village, which also boasts a post office, a notions shop, a hardware store, a butcher shop, a grocery store, a tripe-and-offal shop, a school, and a branch of a legal office based in S. Over this last place, which is as filthy as a stable, preside the senile lorgnettes of Siegfried Knopf, who's called an attorney even though he's only a clerk. In addition, there's Jenkins's little office; he served as our policeman, but he died in the war. I remember when Jenkins left. He was the first to go. Ordinarily he never smiled, but that day he shook everyone's hand, laughing as though he were on his way to his own wedding. Nobody recognized him. When he turned the corner at Moberschein's sawmill, he waved broadly and threw his helmet into the air in a joyful farewell. He was never seen again. He has never been replaced. The shutters in his office are closed, its threshold now covered by a small growth of moss. The door is locked. I don't know who has the key, and I've never tried to find out. I've learned not to ask too many questions. I've also learned to take on the color of the walls and the color of the dust in the street. It's not very difficult. I look like nothing at all.
Widow Bernhart pulls down the metal shutter of her grocery store at sunset; after that, the only place where you can buy a few provisions is Schloss's inn. It's also the most popular of the taverns. It has two public rooms. The one at the front is the larger of the two; its walls are blackened wood, its floor is covered with sawdust, and you practically fall into it when you enter because you have to go down two steep steps carved into the very sandstone and hollowed out in the middle by the soles of the thousands of drinkers who have trod there. And then there's the smaller room in the back, which I've never seen. It's separated from the first room by an elegant larch-wood door with an engraved date: 1812. The little room is reserved for a small group of men who meet there once a week, every Tuesday evening; they drink and smoke either tobacco from their fields in porcelain pipes with carved stems or bad cigars from who knows where. They've even given themselves a name: De Erweckens'Bruderschaf, which means something like "the Brotherhood of the Awakening." A peculiar name for a peculiar association. No one knows exactly when it was created or what its purpose is or how you get into it or who its members are--the big farmers, no doubt, maybe Lawyer Knopf, Schloss himself, and definitely the mayor, Hans Orschwir, who owns the most property in these parts. Likewise unknown is what they get up to or what they say to one ?another when they meet. Some say that room is where essential decisions are taken, strange pacts sealed, and promises made. Others suspect that the brothers dedicate themselves to nothing more complex than the consumption of brandy and the playing of checkers and cards, accompanied by much smoking and jocularity. A few people claim to have heard music coming from under the door. Maybe Diodemus the teacher knew the truth; he rummaged everywhere, in people's papers and in their heads, and he had a great thirst to know things inside and out. But the poor man, alas, is no longer here to speak of what he knew.
I almost never go to Schloss's inn because, I must confess, Dieter Schloss makes me uneasy, with his darting mole's eyes, his bald pink cranium, his eternally sweaty forehead, his brown teeth that smell like dirty bandages. And then there's another reason, namely that ever since I came back from the war, I don't seek out human company. I've grown accustomed to my solitude.
The evening when the Ereignies took place, old Fedorine had sent me to the inn to get a bit of butter because we'd run out and she wanted to make some little shortbreads. Ordinarily, she's the one who fetches provisions, but on that baleful evening my Poupchette was lying in bed with a bad fever, and Fedorine was at her side, telling her the story of "Bilissi and the Poor Tailor," while Amelia, my wife, hovered nearby, ever so softly humming the melody of her song.
I've thought a great deal about that butter since then, about the few ounces of butter we didn't have in the pantry. You can never be too aware of how much the course of your life may depend on insignificant things--a little butter, a path you leave to take another path, a shadow you follow or flee, a blackbird you choose to kill with a bit of lead or decide to spare.
Poupchette's beautiful eyes shone too brightly as she listened to the old woman's voice, the same voice I'd listened to in days gone by, coming from the same mouth--a younger version of the same mouth, but already missing a few teeth. Poupchette looked at me with her eyes like little black marbles, burning with fever. Her cheeks were the color of cranberries. She smiled, stretched out her hands to me, and clapped them together, quacking like a duckling. "Daddy, come back Daddy, come back!"
I left the house with the music of my child's voice in my ears, mingled with Fedorine's murmuring: "Bilissi saw three knights, their armor bleached by time, standing before the doorstep of his thatched cottage. Each of them carried a red spear and a silver shield. Neither their faces nor even their eyes could be seen. Things are often thus, when it's far too late."
Night had dropped its cape over the village as a carter flings his cloak over the remains of his campfire. The houses, their roofs covered with long pinewood tiles, exhaled puffs of slow blue smoke and made me think of the rough backs of fossilized animals. The cold was beginning to settle in, a meager cold as yet, but we'd lost the habit of it because the last days of September had been as hot as so many baking ovens. I remember looking at the sky and seeing all those stars, crowded against one another like scared fledglings looking for company, and thinking that soon we would plunge, all of a sudden, into winter. Where we live, winter seems as long as many centuries skewered on a giant sword, and while the cold weather lasts, the immensity of the valley around us, smothered in forests, evokes an odd kind of prison gate.
When I entered the inn, almost all the men of the village were there. Their eyes were so somber and their immobility so stony that I immediately guessed what had happened. Orschwir closed the door behind me and stepped to my side, trembling a little. He fixed his big blue eyes on mine, as if he were seeing me for the first time.
My stomach started churning. I thought it was going to eat my heart. Then I asked, in a very weak voice--staring at the ceiling, wanting to pierce it with my gaze, trying to imagine the Anderer's room, trying to imagine him, the Anderer, with his sideburns, his thin mustache, his sparse curly hair rising in tufts from his temples, and his big round head, the head of an overgrown, good-natured boy--I said, "Tell me you haven't... you didn't...?" It was barely a question. It was more like a groan that escaped from me without asking permission.
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Meet the Author
Philippe Claudel is the author of many novels, among them By a Slow River, which was awarded the Prix Renaudot and the Elle Readers' Literary prize, Brodeck, which won the Prix Goncourt des Lycéens, and La Petite Fille de Monsieur Linh. Each of these novels have been translated into more than thirty languages. Claudel also wrote and directed the film I've Loved You So Long starring Kristin Scott Thomas and Elsa Zylberstein, which opened in movie theaters in the United States in the fall of 2008 and in thirty other countries around the world.
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A MUST READ! A book for the ages. Extemely powerful in its plain stroytelling and suspense. A post-war (could be any war but most aptly WW2) era, a small village village with suspicion towards outsiders and an inquisitive visitor. A must read
A few weeks ago I was sitting in a lobby reading a magazine interview with Ben Kingsley (Ghandi). He was asked what his favorite books; Brodeck was one of them. I have never read a book quite like this--the author's descriptions are so vivid, you feel as though you're "watching" it, rather than "reading" it. Having been raised in a small town in Iowa, I found the plot to be fascinating--how alike we are, yet how much more aware we are of our differences.


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I stayed for one night here in between going to Petra and Aqaba. The owner was difficult to deal with, and this was the worst part of my stay. He did help us make the necessary arrangements, but he did so with an attitude.
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This camp is really once in a lifetime experience 😊 When we came, we were welcomed by the owner Mr Zedane who was very hospitable. We choose to take a jeep tour which we centrally recommend (45 JD per person). We had a great tour guide Sulejman who took us though the desert and show us many magnificent places and gave us an inside of into bedouine life and culture. Sand surfing was an experience by itself 🏄❤ The camp is really great equipped and food was amazing. Highly recommended place 😊
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I had an amazing time here. It's the perfect location to watch the sunset and sunrise, right in the middle of the desert. The staff is incredibly welcoming and friendly and will tell you stories and let you stay in their cave if you ask. I highly recommend staying here! :)
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CONCORD, N.H. — Legally blind since she was 9, Chrissy Fairbanks just got word she's losing the $363 state welfare check she got each month from New Hampshire because she gets federal assistance due to her disability.
The 31-year-old Keene resident says her girls, ages 11 and 12, are taking the news well that their clothes will come from the clearance rack and there will be no more trips to the ice skating rink.
"I already sat down with the girls and told them we were going to have a budget cut. The grabbing something to eat when we go out walking isn't going to happen," she said.
Of the 5,600 New Hampshire families that receive state welfare assistance, Fairbanks is among 1,136 families who will lose that aid because the state is counting Supplemental Security Income for residents too disabled to work in calculating their welfare grant. Another 420 people will receive reduced welfare benefits as a result, said state Family Assistance Director Terry Smith.
The law also affects two other groups by implementing a less generous application of how earnings are counted. As a result, 103 disabled people receiving state aid will lose their monthly grant, averaging about $115, while 260 will see their grants cut about $80 per month. Another five elderly residents will lose $126 per month in state help and 10 will have their monthly grants cut by $106. The state programs comply with a Social Security Act mandate to supplement federal disability programs.
Idaho is the only other state besides New Hampshire that includes SSI income in calculating household income to determine welfare eligibility, according to Liz Schott, senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. Schott said Idaho began including SSI income many years ago. Wisconsin and Alaska count some SSI income under certain circumstances. Last year, Washington welfare officials' attempt to count SSI income and shut off state welfare to 7,500 families was reversed by litigation and legislative action, said Schott.
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2016 Indoor: Contributed to the Wildcats third straight team title at the BIG EAST Championships by being part of the lineup for the distance medley relay and the 4x800 meter relay ... Led off the conference champion 4x800 relay and Villanova posted a winning time of 7:28.96 ... Ran the 800 meter leg of the DMR, in which the Wildcats finished second with a time of 9:29.17 ... That time represents the fourth-fastest indoor DMR race in school history ... Earned All-BIG EAST honors in both relays ... Anchored the DMR earlier in the season at the Penn State National, where Villanova came in seventh in the invitational section of the relay and posted a time of 9:44.75 ... Registered personal best times individually in the Mile and the 3000 meters during the season ... Ran the Mile three times and had a top mark of 4:00.72 at the FastTrack National Invite, where he placed third in the invitational section ... Also recorded times of 4:08.27 in the invitational section at the Penn State National and came in second at the Great Dane Classic (4:10.91) ... Opened the season by winning the 3000 meters in a personal best time of 8:33.60 at the Villanova Open ... Placed fourth in the 800 meters at the Villanova Invitational with a time of 1:51.48.
2015 Cross Country: Ran five races during the season and was a part of the Wildcats lineup for the BIG EAST Championships ... Finished 57th at the conference meet with a time of 25:34.1 over 8,000 meters ... Established a personal best time for that distance at the Princeton Invitational, where he came in 64th overall and posted a time of 25:15.7 ... Also came in 141st at the Paul Short Run (25:51) ... Opened the season by coming in 33rd at the 6,000 meter Big Five Invitational with a time of 20:03.6 ... Placed 48th out of 150 runners at the Main Line Invitational with a time of 20:53 over four miles.
2015 Outdoor: Qualified for the NCAA East Preliminary meet and advanced to the national quarterfinal round of the 800 meters ... Won his heat in the national first round at the NCAA East Preliminary with a personal best tine of 1:48.60 ... Ranked sixth overall out of the qualifiers for the quarterfinal heats ... Finished 19th overall in the quarterfinals with a time of 1:49.28 ... Finished the season by winning the Rich Kenah 800 Meters (1:49.88) at the New Jersey International Invitational ... Scored team points in the 800 meters with a fifth place finish at the BIG EAST Championships while also earning All-BIG EAST accolades as part of the team's lineup in the 4x800 meter relay ... Ran the third leg of the relay, which finished in third place with a time of 7:34.52 ... Posted times of 1:50.55 in the preliminary heats and 1:50.34 in the final of the 800 meters ... Had the fastest overall time in the preliminaries before racing to a fifth place finish in the final ... Ran the second leg of the 4x800 relay at the Penn Relays, where the Wildcats finished third with a time of 7:18.84 ... Opened the season by finishing fifth in the 1500 meters at the Danny Curran Invitational with a time of 3:59.77 ... Ran the second leg of the second-place 4x800 meter relay (7:33.29) at the Colonial Relays ... Runner-up in the 800 meters (1:49.96) and ran the third leg of the victorious 4x400 meter relay (3:14.95) at the Hurricane Alumni Invitational ... Finished seventh in the elite section of the 800 meters (1:49.13) at the Larry Ellis Invitational.
2015 Indoor: Ran the third leg of the BIG EAST champion 4x800 meter relay ... Produced a split of 1:54.21 to help Villanova register a winning time of 7:30.61 in the relay en route to its second straight team title at the conference meet ... Also was an individual scorer in the 1000 meters, where he finished seventh with a time of 2:27.15 ... Prior to the BIG EAST Championships, ran the 1000 meters at both the David Hemery Valentine Invitational and the Metro Team Challenge ... Produced a season-best time of 2:25.46 at the Valentine Invitational and registered a time of 2:34.73 at the Metro Team Challenge ... Anchored the 4x800 relay squad to a first place finish at the Gotham Cup, where the Wildcats finished with a winning time of 7:49.23.
2014 Cross Country: Individual champion at the Haverford Invitational ... Opened the season at the Big Five Invitational and tallied a 30th place finish with a personal best time of 19:46.9 over 6000 meters ... Competed on an 8000 meter course for the first time at the Princeton Invitationala nd finished 51st in the Open race at the meet ... Placed 70th at the Main Line Invitational.
2014 Outdoor: Redshirted ... Competed as an unattached runner at four meets during the season ... Came in fourth in the Elite section of the 800 meters at the Princeton Elite Meet with a time of 1:51.92 ... Placed fourth in the 800 meters at the Haverford Mid-Week Meet (1:54.58) ... Ran the 1500 meters at the Widener Invitational and finished third with a time of 3:54.73 ... Finished in 32nd place in the event at the Colonial Relays (3:57.34).
2013-14 Indoor: Was a BIG EAST champion in the distance medley relay and an All-BIG EAST performer in the 800 meters as Villanova won the team title at the conference meet ... Ran the 800 meters leg of the DMR at the BIG EAST meet and the Wildcats registered a winning time of 9:42.08 ... Was the runner-up in the 800 meters individually with a season-best time of 1:51.80 ... Also ran the third leg of the 4x400 meter relay in a fourth place finish at the conference championships ... Villanova finished the 4x400 relay with a time of 3:20.69 ... Competed in the 800 meters two other times during the season, finishing 18th at the Boston University Last Chance Meet (1:54.84) and 42nd in the College section at the Armory Collegiate Invitational (1:56.66) ... Was a part of the Wildcats lineup for the Byron Dyce College 4x800 meter relay at the Millrose Games ... Ran the third leg of the relay and helped Villanova tally a second place finish with a time of 7:31.57 ... Helped the Wildcats win the 4x800 meter relay at the Penn State National, running the third leg of the race as Villanova finished with a winning time of 7:36.41 ... The Wildcats also won the 4x800 relay at the Gotham Cup, with Malone running the second leg ... Ran the 800 meters leg of the DMR and Villanova came in first with a winning time of 9:58.26 at the Great Dane Classic ... Was an unattached runner at the season-opening Jack Pyrah Invitational and came in fifth in the Mile with a time of 4:23.78.
2013 Cross Country: Competed at three meets as an unattached runner ... Opened the season with a time of 19:56.34 over 6,000 meters at the Friend Big Five Invitational ... Placed 47th in that meet ... Ran twice on the four-mile course at Haverford, coming in 26th at the Main Line Invitational (20:15.93) and 15th at the Haverford Invitational (21:01.60).
Pascack Valley High School: Set a New Jersey state prep record and registered the second-fastest time in the country in the 1500 meters with a personal best mark of 3:46.97 as a senior ... Indoor national champion in the 800 meters in 2012 with a time of 1:49.94 at the New Balance Indoor Nationals ... That time ranked No. 2 all-time on the US prep school list ... United States junior record holder indoors in the 800 meters and the 1000 meters ... As a senior was a Millrose Games champion in the high school Mile ... New Jersey state champion in the 1600 meters indoors and the 800 meters outdoors as a junior.
Personal: Born 11/13/94 ... One of three children of John and Nina Malone ... Has a brother, Daniel, and a sister, Lilly ... Enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
400 Meters (Relay) 47.6 High School 400 Meters (Open) 48.94 High School 800 Meters 1:48.60 2015 NCAA East Preliminary 1000 Meters 2:23.56 High School 1500 Meters (Non-VU) 3:39.82 2016 Princeton Qualifier #2
1500 Meters (VU) 3:43.28 2016 NCAA East Preliminary Mile 4:00.72 2016 FastTrack National Invite
3000 Meters 8:33.60 2016 Villanova Open
6000 Meters 19:46.9 2014 Big Five Invitational
4 Miles 20:15.93 2013 Main Line Invitational
8000 Meters 25:15.7 2015 Princeton Invitational
1500 METERS (SUB-3:42.20) (metric equivalent of sub-4:00 mile)
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CAREER AWARDS (Indoor Track)
BIG EAST Champion 2015, 2016 (4x800 Meter Relay)
BIG EAST Champion 2014 (Distance Medley Relay) All-BIG EAST 2014 (800 Meters)
All-BIG EAST 2015, 2016 (4x800 Meter Relay) All-BIG EAST 2014, 2016 (Distance Medley Relay)
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All-American (Honorable Mention) 2016 (1500 Meters)
BIG EAST Champion 2016 (4x800 Meter Relay)
All-BIG EAST 2015, 2016 (4x800 Meter Relay)
CAREER AWARDS (Academics)
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The Advice Business: Essential Tools and Models for Management Consulting / Edition 1by Charles J. Fombrun, Mark D. Nevins
Pub. Date: 07/28/2003
Publisher: Pearson
The dramatic growth of the consulting industry in the last 20 years can, in part, be traced to rapid changes in technology that have provoked dramatic changes in the ways companies compete. Consultants provide companies facing such rapidly changing environments with an important means of developing, acquiring, and processing much-needed know-how./b>
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2. The Anatomy of a Consulting Firm, by David Maister, Maister & Assoc.
3. Thought Leadership: Making Sense of What Consultants Do, by Carol Ballock.
4. Innovation: The Growth Engine of Consulting, by Robert L. Laud.
5. The Future of Management Consulting, by Douglas M. McCracken.
6. The Consultant's Toolkit, by Charles J. Fombrun.
7. Thinking Like a Consultant, by Charles J. Fombrun and Mark D. Nevins.
8. From Insight to Impact: Communicating to Influence, by Mark D. Nevins.
9. Developing Proposals, by John C. Scott.
10. Managing Projects, by Charles A. Nichols, III.
11. Gathering Data and Diagnosing Situations, by Toby J. Tetenbaum and Ron Carucci.
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Long Sleeves: fit and pattern construction
I can make long sleeves fit on my mannequin just fine. The problem is when a person wears the garment and specifically when the person raises their arms: the bodice side pulls up out of the waistband.
This seems like a reasonable situation to me but I can only find fitting solutions as if your arms were always at your sides.
How is a long sleeve / arm scythe / bodice front & back (sloper) drafted so the bodice stays tucked in with full motion of the arms?
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Jan 28, 2013, 10.38 AMby Sabrina Wharton-Brown
You could try a gusset. Kenneth D. King did an article in Threads magazine (an old one, I'm not sure which) on how to add one.
Jan 30, 2013, 11.40 PMby harrietbazley
I've been told that to get more ease of movement you need tighter armholes: make your armholes too deep, and every time you raise your arms you are pulling up a wodge of bodice as well (where the bottom of the arm joins the side of the garment).
I made the mistake of enlarging the armholes on a vintage knitwear pattern once and had exactly the same problem.
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Tighter armholes is the direction I am headed. I think that the shoulder needs to be shortened (and the sleeve cap taller) and the armscythe smaller. I also think that the armsythe needs to be rotated forward to more accurately center on where your arm is when it is raised. This presents problems when your arm is lowered. I was hoping someone knew about adding a pleat or the like at the rear side of the armscythe to allow this. Or something else that I am just not aware of. Seems silly that we fuss to make clothes that fit perfect, but only if we stand like a mannequin. I know, that's why active wear is all sleeveless and / or made with Lycra. Neither is acceptable to my client in this situation.
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WHAT'S DOING IN; Fort Worth
By KATHRYN JONES
Published: September 2, 2001
Cowboys and culture don't clash in Fort Worth; they coexist peacefully and even symbiotically. Bluejeans and cowboy boots are acceptable attire in some of the fanciest restaurants, and a weekend's activities can encompass both cheering the bull riders at the rodeo in the Stockyards National Historic District and contemplating Picassos and Rembrandts in the Cultural District.
In September and October Fort Worth's cowboy past as a rest stop for cattle drives on the Chisholm Trail meets up with its latter-day status as a capital of Texas culture. The big events are the reopening of a beloved art museum and the outdoor festivals celebrating Fort Worth's cowtown roots.
The change of seasons also has a profound psychological effect on people who suffer through the Southwest's withering summers. Fort Worth comes alive every autumn as residents emerge from their air-conditioned confinement and pour into the red-brick streets downtown or flock to the city's many parks, gardens and restaurants with patios and sidewalk seating.
The most anticipated cultural event this fall is the Oct. 21 reopening of the Amon Carter Museum, 3501 Camp Bowie Boulevard, in the Cultural District west of downtown; (817) 738-1933; www.cartermuseum .org. The museum, whose permanent American collection includes Western art by Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell and modernist works by Marsden Hartley, Stuart Davis and Georgia O'Keeffe, has been closed since August 1999 for a major expansion. Philip Johnson, who designed the original ''jewel box'' museum space in 1961 as a memorial to the publisher and power broker Amon G. Carter Sr., returned to design the minimalist addition with Alan Ritchie. It triples the exhibition space and creates galleries devoted to painting, sculpture, the museum's extensive collection of works on paper and photography, and special exhibitions. Admission is free. Closed Monday.
Pioneer Days, Sept. 14 and 15 in the Stockyards district north of downtown, is an annual festival commemorating the glory days of the cattle industry and the pioneers who settled along the banks of the Trinity River. Highlights include a parade, music by Texas bands, arts and crafts, and food vendors. Tickets are $5 until 5 p.m. and $8 after that on Sept. 15. Call (817) 626-7921.
The Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass Performance Hall, Fourth and Calhoun Streets downtown, (817) 212-4325, www.basshall.com, plays host to a variety of events, from ballet to classical to popular music, in a classic European opera house-style hall. In keeping with Texas's bigger-is-better mentality, two 48-foot angels sculptured from Texas limestone blow giant trumpets on the facade. The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra will perform Beethoven's Ninth at 8 p.m. Oct. 12 to 14. Tickets are $12 to $70 at the box office at (817) 665-6000 or at www.fwsymphony.org.
From Sept. 30 to Jan. 13, one of the world's best small art museums, the Kimbell Art Museum, 3333 Camp Bowie Boulevard, (817) 332-8451, www.kimbellart.org, will present ''Treasures From a Lost Civilization: Ancient Chinese Art From Sichuan.'' The show includes bronze, jade and clay figurines, vessels, weapons and implements dating from the 13th century B.C. to the second century A.D. Tickets are $10. Admission is free to the permanent collection, which includes works by El Greco, Velázquez and Rembrandt.
The Texas Motor Speedway, 3601 Highway 114 at Interstate 35 West about 20 miles north of the city, (817) 215-8500, www.texasspeedway.com, opened in 1997 and accommodates more than 200,000. It has a full schedule in September and October with Nascar, Indy and monster truck races. Compact sprint cars, which race at speeds of up to 160 m.p.h., zoom off at 7 p.m. on Sept. 14. Tickets are $30 to $40. Nascar trucks race at 3 p.m. on Sept. 15; tickets $16 to $56.
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Residents have long called Fort Worth Cowtown even though cattle haven't roamed the streets for years. Several years ago the city government decided to address that disparity and acquired a herd of longhorns. The Fort Worth Herd, which the city bills as ''the world's only daily cattle drive,'' clip-clops back and forth along Exchange Avenue in the Stockyards every day, weather permitting. Cattle drives are at 11:30 a.m. and 4 p.m; (817) 336-4373; on the Web at www.fortworthherd.com.
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