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Oprah Book Club® Selection, October 1998: On a violent, stormy winter night, a home birth goes disastrously wrong. The phone lines are down, the roads slick with ice. The midwife, unable to get her patient to a hospital, works frantically to save both mother and child while her inexperienced assistant and the woman's terrified husband look on. The mother dies but the baby is saved thanks to an emergency C-section. And then the nightmare begins: the assistant suggests that maybe the woman wasn't really dead when the midwife operated:
Did she perform at least eight or nine cycles as my mother said, or four or five as Asa recalled? That is the sort of detail that was disputable. But at some point within minutes of what my mother believed had been a stroke, after my mother concluded the cardiopulmonary resuscitation had failed to generate a pulse or a breath, she screamed for Asa and Anne to find her the sharpest knife in the house.In Midwives, Chris Bohjalian chronicles the events leading up to the trial of Sibyl Danforth, a respected midwife in the small Vermont town of Reddington, on charges of manslaughter. It quickly becomes evident, however, that Sibyl is not the only one on trial--the prosecuting attorney and the state's medical community are all anxious to use this tragedy as ammunition against midwifery in general; this particular midwife, after all, an ex-hippie who still evokes the best of the flower-power generation, is something of an anachronism in 1981. Through it all, Sibyl, her husband, Rand, and their teenage daughter, Connie, attempt to keep their family intact, but the stress of the trial--and Sibyl's growing closeness to her lawyer--puts pressure on both marriage and family. Bohjalian takes readers through the intricacies of childbirth and the law, and by the end of Sibyl Danforth's trial, it's difficult to decide which was more harrowing--the tragic delivery or its legal aftermath.
Narrated by a now adult Connie, Midwives moves back and forth in time, fitting vital pieces of information about what happened that night like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle into its complicated plot. As Connie looks back on her mother's trial, she is still trying to understand what happened--not on the night of the disaster--but in the months and years that followed. --Margaret Prior
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In this new tale from the author of the acclaimed Water Witches (LJ 2/1/95), a New England midwife is accused of murder. Film rights were bought by Columbia-Tristar Pictures.
Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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In 'Midwives', the layers were lined up with all the 'holes' in a row and Sybil Danforth, a lay midwife in rural Vermont in the early '80's finds herself on trial for manslaughter.
This book refers to Sybil's personal diaries at the beginning of each chapter, but the story is told by her 14 year old daughter, Connie who provides her perspective on the trial, her mother's midwifery practice and the complex family relationships that are tested during a time of high stress. I first read this book almost twenty years ago and I remembering liking it. When I came across it again recently, I decided to give it another read and had forgotten how much I had liked it. This one will stay on my bookshelf.
This story as stated earlier is from the POV of Connie. Connie is an adult that looks back on a situation that effected who she was and would become not only as a woman but as a professional. Connie's mom is arrested and tried after a home-birth that ends in the death of the laboring mother. What follows is a little look at one side of this tragic event that was not only thought provoking but moving.
I found myself pulled in from the very beginning and as a result I read this book in one day. This book doesn't beat up on Midwives or the choice of home-birthing. Nor is this book scary or overly graphic in nature. Mr. Bohjalian is a very talented author and I feel that he has done justice to this topic. The characters that make up this story are just as important as the storyline itself.
I must admit that I'm not much of a book club reader instead I read books that interst me so I have not jumped on the "bookclub bandwagon" but I found this book to really be the exception.
I'm surprised how much I actually enjoyed this book, because like I said it's not really my type of book. At the same time, I'm disappointed I didn't like it as much as my sister did. A bit of mixed feelings for me on this book.
The writing was very good. It's clear Bohjalian is a great writer. And the story was good and interesting. I definitely wanted to keep reading to discover the outcome. However, I wasn't able to become completely captivated when reading. While I enjoyed the story and wanted to see what happened, I had no problem setting it down to do something else. It actually took me a surprisingly long time to finish this book.
People who are into this type of story will devour this book and love every minute of it. So, if the synopsis sounds like it's a story right up your alley, definitely pick up this book!
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Wonderful story. As a nurse and mother I was fascinated by this story. Definitely a great read!Published 5 months ago by Elizabeth Grandbois
A very entertaining book, speaking of a series of difficult decisions to be taken in a split second and against a further series of negative circumstances surrounding the... Read morePublished on Sept. 4 2007 by ELI (Italy)
What a great story. Told by the teenage daughter, this book has everything and keeps you interested until the end. Read morePublished on June 5 2007 by Louise Beauregard
Midwives is a gut-wrenching novel about Midwifery in rural New England. Midwife, Sibyl Danforth, through the eyes of her daughter. Read morePublished on June 23 2004 by Doug Welch
Chris Bohjalian did an Excellent job writting Midwives. I was enormously shocked to find out that the person writting this book was a man!! Read morePublished on June 22 2004 by Juana
If there is any book that exemplifies self-doubt and innocence, it is Chris Bohjalian's Midwives. The story is told by a grown woman about the most important moment in her life... Read morePublished on June 21 2004
Chris Bohjalian did a great job with this book. The life of a midwife occupation and the risks they take everyday to make women feel comfortable in their homes was beautifully... Read morePublished on June 17 2004 by Sarah Stevens
I really enjoyed reading this book. I was really impressed with the form of narration that this book was written in. Read morePublished on June 17 2004 by Jenny Comers
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Midwives, by Chris Bohjalian, shakes all preconceptions one might have about the practice of midwifery. Read more


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Volume 2009, Issue 15
Pages 2375–2580
Francisco Perez-Balderas, Julia Morales-Sanfrutos, Fernando Hernandez-Mateo, Joaquín Isac-García and Francisco Santoyo-Gonzalez
Version of Record online: 5 MAY 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200990038
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Carmen Nájera, José M. Sansano and José M. Saá
Version of Record online: 2 FEB 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200801069
3,3′-Bis(dialkylaminomethyl)-1,1′-binaphth-2-ols act both as organocatalysts and as chiral ligands for many metal-catalyzed processes. Their most valuable feature is their capacity to activate both nucleophiles and electrophiles. Transformations carried out with these bifunctional catalysts include cyanation of aldehydes and ketones and enantioselective nucleophilic addition to C=O or C=N bonds.
Eugenia Marqués-López, Pedro Merino, Tomás Tejero and Raquel P. Herrera
Version of Record online: 5 FEB 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200801097
In recent years, catalytic asymmetric aza-Henry reactions have been increasingly reported, and excellent results in terms of diastereo- and enantioselectivity have been achieved. A variety of metal-based and organic catalysts have been developed, allowing the scope of substrates used to be widened. This review covers recent achievements relating to the catalytic asymmetric aza-Henry reaction.
Ramon Alibés and Marta Figueredo
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This microreview examines successful synthetic approaches to Stemona alkaloids belonging to the stemoamide, tuberostemospironine, and stenine groups, according to the strategies devised to assemble their intricate structures.
Teruhisa Tsuchimoto, Taku Ainoya, Kazuki Aoki, Tatsuya Wagatsuma and Eiji Shirakawa
Version of Record online: 14 APR 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200900246
Methanes having four different carbon substituents, one of which is a β-pyrrolyl group, have been successfully prepared by the reaction of β,β′-dipyrrolylalkanes with carbon nucleophiles in the presence of anindium catalyst. The reaction can be performed also as a three-component assembly of alkynes, pyrroles, and carbon nucleophiles in an easy manner.
Version of Record online: 2 APR 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200801170
Structurally diverse multivalent neoglycoconjugates containing mannose (α-Man) residues were synthesized by two different click-chemistry based strategies and their binding affinities toward Con A were evaluated.
Mariano Ortega-Muñoz, Francisco Perez-Balderas, Julia Morales-Sanfrutos, Fernando Hernandez-Mateo, Joaquín Isac-García and Francisco Santoyo-Gonzalez
Version of Record online: 2 APR 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200801169
Multivalent neoglycoconjugates containing two different sugars were synthesized by a modular strategy based in the CuI-catalyzed azide-alkyne cycloaddition reaction and their binding affinities toward Concanavalin A were evaluated.
Arnaud Rives, Yves Génisson, Vanessa Faugeroux, Chantal Zedde, Christine Lepetit, Remi Chauvin, Nathalie Saffon, Nathalie Andrieu-Abadie, Sandra Colié, Thierry Levade and Michel Baltas
Version of Record online: 8 APR 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200900100
The generalization to various nucleophiles of the regioselective oxirane ring-opening reaction of a key epoxypyrrolidine has paved the way for the preparation of five-membered-ring imino-sugar-based sphingolipid mimics that display strong cytotoxicity and interfere with the sphingolipid metabolism in murine melanoma cells.
Juan Antonio Bleda, Pilar M. Fresneda, Raul Orenes and Pedro Molina
Version of Record online: 8 APR 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200900082
Aza-Wittig reactions of iminophosphoranes obtained from N-aryl-substituted o-azidobenzamides with isocyanates or CS2 and subsequent CuI-catalysed heteroarylation provided fused quinazolinones.
Blanca M. Santoyo, Carlos González-Romero, Omar Merino, Rafael Martínez-Palou, Aydeé Fuentes-Benites, Hugo A. Jiménez-Vázquez, Francisco Delgado and Joaquín Tamariz
Version of Record online: 14 APR 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200900114
Two methods for the one-step synthesis of N-substituted 4-oxazolin-2-ones in highyields under thermal and MW irradiation conditions are described. These molecules are reactive and regioselective nucleophiles with Michael acceptors and prenyl bromide, providing a variety of bicyclic molecules with quaternary stereocenters.
Yoshitane Imai, Kensaku Kamon, Takafumi Kinuta, Tomohiro Sato, Nobuo Tajima, Reiko Kuroda and Yoshio Matsubara
Version of Record online: 8 APR 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200900004
A colored charge-transfer (CT) host system composed of rac-1,1′-bi-2-naphthol and 2,5-substituted 1,4-benzoquinone was developed. This CT host system can selectively include aromatic molecules as guests by tuning the packing of donor and acceptor molecules. Characteristically, the color and diffuse reflectance spectra (DRS) of this inclusion CT complex can be tuned by changing the type of the component 2,5-substituted 1,4-benzoquinone.
Ana Rioz-Martínez, Gonzalo de Gonzalo, Daniel E. Torres Pazmiño, Marco W. Fraaije and Vicente Gotor
Version of Record online: 9 APR 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200900084
Three Baeyer–Villiger monoxygenases have been tested in the oxidation of a set of benzo-fused ketones in order to obtain the corresponding lactones. By employing non-conventional reaction media, organic solvent/aqueous buffer, higher activities can be achieved. Different regioselectivities were observed depending on the biocatalyst used.
Sergio Alatorre-Santamaría, Vicente Gotor-Fernández and Vicente Gotor
Version of Record online: 8 APR 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200900150
The chemical preparation and enzymatic kinetic resolution of a family of racemic 1-(heteroaryl)ethanamines is presented. Excellent reaction rates and enantioselectivities have been achieved, especially whenusing Candida antarctica lipase type B as the biocatalyst.
Luca Pignataro, Benita Lynikaite, Ján Cvengroš, Mattia Marchini, Umberto Piarulli and Cesare Gennari
Version of Record online: 8 APR 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200900158
The combination of two chiral BINOL-derived monodentate phosphites, containing either a carboxylic acid or a tertiary amine, can be seen as a supramolecular bidentate P-ligand self-assembled through an acid–base interaction. These ligands are effective in the Rh-catalyzed enantioselective hydrogenation of methyl 2-acetamidoacrylate.
Eugene Tretyakov, Svyatoslav Tolstikov, Aleksander Mareev, Alevtina Medvedeva, Galina Romanenko, Dmitry Stass, Artem Bogomyakov and Victor Ovcharenko
Version of Record online: 8 APR 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200801237
Cascade reactions between 1a and MnO2 have been found: one-pot treatment of 1a in MnO2/MeOH, for example, results in formation of the nitronyl nitroxide (NN), Me3Si elimination, and regiospecific MeOH addition to give (Z)- and (E)-NN–HC=CH–OMe. In MeNO2, 2-substituted 4,4,5,5-tetramethylimidazolidine-1,3-diolsgave imino nitroxides (INs), including IN–C≡C–SiMe3, which was converted into IN–C≡CH.
Marcel Müri, Klaus C. Schuermann, Luisa De Cola and Marcel Mayor
Version of Record online: 9 APR 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200801282
The synthesis of four differently substituted azo-macrocycles is reported. Their optically and/or thermally triggered isomerization reactions were investigated by UV/Vis spectroscopy and displayed very slow thermal back-reactions due to the mechanical interlinking of the two azo groups within each compound.
Zhi-Bin Zhu, Li-Xiong Shao and Min Shi
Version of Record online: 8 APR 2009 | DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200900050
Tetrahydroquinolines were obtained through the Brønsted acid or solid acid catalyzed aza-Diels–Alder reactions of methylenecyclopropanes with ethyl (arylimino)acetates.


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Full name Peter Douglas Parker
Born July 20, 1959, Brisbane Womens' Hospital, Herston, Queensland
Current age 57 years 6 days
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For 15 years Peter Parker was one of Australia's top few umpires, although he never quite took the next step to the ICC's elite panel. A solidly-built man who had played in the lower grades of Brisbane's club competition, Parker stood in his maiden first-class match in 1986-87. Although Parker held the unwanted distinction of having called an over that contained 11 legal balls during a domestic one-day match in 1995-96, he remained one of Australia's leading officials and stood in several Sheffield Shield and Pura Cup finals. A member of Australia's international panel, Parker officiated in ten Tests and 65 ODIs during an international career that spanned 15 years, before he retired to focus on his career away from the game.
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Played grade cricket for South Brisbane and Western Suburbs (Brisbane, Qld)
Umpiring first-class debut: 1986-87
Joined National Umpires panel: 1993-94
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The hosts' pace attack, with a combined experience of 31 Tests and 56 wickets, is a candidate for being their weakest ever, yet India cannot simply show up and expect to win
Yasir's 13 going on 100, and 42-year-old centurions
Also, losing ten-fors, and back to back Tests at Lord's
Ashwin emulates Botham with ton and seven-for
Stats highlights from the fourth day's play in Antigua where Ashwin's maiden five-wicket haul outside Asia bowled India to an innings victory
Stats highlights from the first day of the Antigua Test, where Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan stole the show from the hosts
Loose West Indies succumb to Ashwin's wiles
One after another, the hosts' batsmen attempted questionable flicks and drives in their second innings, disregarding the drift and dip the offspinner was generating
West Indies need to paper over bowling cracks (62)
The hosts' pace attack, with a combined experience of 31 Tests and 56 wickets, is a candidate for being their weakest ever, yet India cannot simply show up and expect to win
Loose West Indies succumb to Ashwin's wiles (50)
One after another, the hosts' batsmen attempted questionable flicks and drives in their second innings, disregarding the drift and dip the offspinner was generating
Standout performers continue to carry England (45)
A crushing victory over Pakistan gave England plenty to be pleased about but familiar concerns remain over the make-up of the side
Herath versus the mighty Australians? (45)
Sri Lanka's lead spinner must feel like a bus driver in charge of a spluttering vehicle as the hosts strive to challenge a strong Australian side
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The Ottawa Senators were the only team to go shopping on the waiver list Thursday, claiming winger Marek Svatos from the Nashville Predators.
Other players on the list -- Nikolay Zherdev, Craig Rivet, Jeremy Colliton and Ales Kotalik -- all cleared waivers Thursday.
Meanwhile, the Tampa Bay Lightning put goalie Mike Smith on re-entry waivers, while the Florida Panthers placed winger Steve Bernier on waivers.
The Senators are Svatos' third team in two months. He signed with the St. Louis Blues earlier this season but needed to clear NHL waivers because he began the season overseas. He was promptly claimed off waivers by the rival Predators, who dumped him Wednesday because they had too many bodies up front.
Svatos is making $800,000 this season and will be an unrestricted free agent July 1.
There was hope in Philadelphia that winger Zherdev, 26, would be claimed by another team. He's earning $2 million this season and will be an unrestricted free agent July 1.
The Sabres put Rivet, their veteran defenseman and captain, on waivers, hoping they could help him find a new home. Rivet, who has played in only 23 games this season, is earning $3.5 million and also will be an unrestricted free agent.
Kotalik cleared re-entry waivers, meaning the Calgary Flames couldn't get rid of him even when they were willing to eat half his contract. He has another year left on his deal next season at $3 million.
Tampa Bay was trying to recall Smith after trading Dan Ellis to Anaheim earlier Thursday. Smith will be an unrestricted free agent on July 1 and if a team claims him before noon ET Friday, it will get him for half of his salary.
The NHL's trade deadline is 3 p.m. ET Monday.
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Deciphering the Subunit Composition of Multimeric Proteins by Counting Photobleaching Steps
The limit of subdiffraction imaging with fluorescent proteins currently lies at 20 nm, and therefore most protein complexes are too small (2–5 nm) to spatially resolve their individual subunits by optical means. However, the number and stoichiometry of subunits within an immobilized protein complex can be resolved by the observation of photobleaching steps of individual fluorophores or co-localization of single-molecule fluorescence emission in multiple colors. We give an overview of the proteins that have been investigated by this approach and the different techniques that can be used to immobilize and label the proteins. This minireview should serve as a guideline for scientists who want to employ single-molecule subunit counting for their research.
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Too Much to Park – Parking costs too much, and everything is far away.
Heat Waves – The AZ heat can be unbearable at times. At times, temperatures can reach as high as 117*. ASU is a great school, but walking from class to class in this heat is rather uncomfortable and exhausting. But during the late fall and winter, the weather is perfect!
The financial aid offices are TERRIBLE to work with! They hire students that have no answers to the questions you have and can't work with you if your parents refuse to give you their tax information.
Guys & Girls:
At first I thought it was impossible to meet guys here that weren't douche bags, but I met the most amazing guy in my freshman math class and we have been dating ever since! Just be sure to watch out for the creepers!
Campus Quality:
Average College – Honestly, I feel like my school doesn't offer all that much that isn't available at other universities. I really wish there were more things to do here and it was easier to get involved in activities.
The athletics at Arizona State University are great. The teams perform very well and strive to be the best. They have an excellent support system with the other teammates but more importantly the fans. The fans are behind them 100%. The school spirit is alive and well at ASU
Available but Expensive – Parking is definitely available and you won't struggle to find a spot but it is ridiculously expensive. I think the cheapest parking is in Lot 59 outside and that might be $700 a year. The parking garages are about $700 a semester I think.
Drug Safety:
Lots of Parties Off-Campus – Abundance of parties with alcohol off campus.Drinking occurs in the dorms and authority doesn't really care as long as it's not too out in the open.If you don't want to drink it might be kind of hard to find friends who agree with you but most people won't judge you if you don't drink. Adderall, marijuana and ecstacy were somewhat common in my dorm among certain individuals. I found a great community of Christian friends (CRU-Campus Crusade for Christ if you're interested) who share the same values and morals as me but before that I was kind of alone when my friends went out to party.
Campus Housing:
What It's Like – I mean, lets get real here. ASU ain't that bad. Lot's of hotties, but besides that there ain't much to do yadadadabooboo?
Anywhere you go is going to have crappy weather. Fortunately for Arizona it is during the summer when nobody takes classes anyway. The other three seasons are phenomenal.
Health & Safety:
I got jumped by 3 guys walking alone in a neighborhood a tenth of a mile from campus on my way home and I called the police. They were campus police. I was still bleeding from my nose and mouth and they started accusing me of provoking these guys for no reason and told me they were to busy to help me find my glasses that I lost. I expect helping someone properly is a common problem.
Local Area:
21 and Over – Since the first 3 years of college are usually ages 18 19 and 20, there are not a lot of activities to do aside from going to a bar. That's probably better since you should be studying anyway. Downtown Tempe is sort of a ghost town ever since Tempe Marketplace opened.
Local Area:
Good Atmosphere – Everyone is a sun devil. Most people rep the school pretty hard. Plenty of activities. Sporting events are abundant.. Suns games, Diamondbacks, Cardinals, ASU basketball, baseball, football. All a blast. Plenty of nightlife. Shopping and dining are EVERYWHERE!
Great Computer System – Wifi is good, computers for use are everywhere. Lots of oppurtunities for technology even if you dont have a laptop.
Neat-O Sports Reports – ASU has an excellent athletics facility called the SRC, where students can hang out, socialize, and above all, exercise. Since memberships are included in tuition, students have unlimited, easy access to the gym and all its equipment whenever as if it's absolutely free! There's also an abundance of athletic clubs for students to choose from, which are also excellent.
ASU is not that strict. It is almost impossible to get kicked out of the school or get on academic probation. The cops around the campus will give you a minor in consumption if you are caught with alcohol on your breath.
Off-Campus Dining:
There are places to eat all over campus. For incoming freshman, a car isnt a neccessity because you can walk everywhere. Mill Avenue has every type of food you can imagine.
Arizona State is all about the football tailgates. It seems like the entire school is repping maroon and gold and games days and are ready for a good time. The student section is the plae to be at the football games. With thousands of screaming students, you are bound to have a good time.
Greek Life:
Greek life is all over ASU. It is so much fun being in a sorority with 200 girls and feeling like you see your sisters everywhere. Greek sororities and fraternities participate in a lot of events together that are so much fun. We do things like raise money for charities and intramurals. Greek life is the best way to become involved in your school and help the community.
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Living on Campus Is a Blast – Arizona state is the best time of my life. I have met so many people and had the best experiences i could have imagined. The education is highly valued at ASU and the teachers truely care for their students.
Campus Food:
The Hassayampa dining hall was okay to me at first. It was repetitive after awhile and it wasn't open as late as many people wished. I loved the breakfast for the waffles. Most people were okay with the dining hall food quality, I'm just a bit picky when it comes to cafeteria food. Definitely get a meal plan with M&G because The Barrett Honor's College Dining Hall is soooo good.
I have not had any internships yet due to the fact that I am going into my sophomore year. Though, I have had trouble with this department and I am contemplating changing my major. Many students, mainly females tend to be psychology majors not really knowing the difference between psychology or psychiatry, nor what counseling is. The psych department is very strict and having many people being a part of it, it's only expected. So make sure you stay on top of everything.
Overall Experience:
I absolutely loved my first year at ASU. Being a big university there were plenty of unfamiliar faces to meet. There were a lot of social opportunities as well as academic related opportunities. Freshman year I spent my time getting used to being in college. Most people underestimate ASU as a school which is sad because it is actually a really great school with a lot to offer, it just depends on how its students utilize it. I'm not saying ASU is perfect, it has its flaws. ASU is a blend of all types of people and I enjoyed that everyone was pretty much okay with each other. It had a great atmosphere. And though I focus a lot on the social scene, going to a big university must have involved consideration of your desire of socializing. The programs are nice, my friends are happy with their majors, though I wish there was more to offer for science. I had a bit of problems with my department but other than my own personal dispositions, it's a pretty nice place to be at.
Parking is expensive. There should be more parking spaces. At Hassayampa, there was a parking garage which seemed spacious at the beginning of the year, but I soon realized how small it was to cater to all the students with access to it.
Walking Is Best – new light rail helps out a lot but walking is best for things around campus. Eventually the light rail will go to the airport!
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Arizona State is like no other university in the country. With a large, vibrant, and exciting student body that truly makes the campus unique, there is no arguing that ASU is by any means a boring place to be for the next four years of your life. As soon as you step onto ASU's campus, you will feel the immense amount of positive and exciting energy that gives you sense of belonging. Even though there are so many students around campus, you will be sure to find a niche to call your own. College is the time to find yourself and truly learn who you are as you prepare for the real world. ASU provides the perfect environment to challenge you to make "adult" decisions, and you won't always, but by the end of it all, you will mature into a dedicated individual!
Even though students will struggle with all-nighters, sports practice, parking tickets, and trying to recover from a great night, many of them couldn't ask for anything else. There will be times that you are drowning in homework and studying, but by the end of it all, you will look back and laugh. Your peers help you get through the tough times and make those social outings even more fun. ASU knows how to party hard, but when it comes to crunch time, we pull it off well. The kids here know how to have a great time, the nightlife and social settings are extremely fun, the academics are quite challenging—especially when you apply yourself and take it seriously—but most importantly, students will leave prepared for post-graduation and taking on the world. ASU is a fantastic place to meet new people and a great way to experience life in the great southwest. But don't take my word for it—come on out and experience it for yourself!
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text: Interview with Konrad Zuse, inventor of first functional computerJackson West6/03/08 7:20pmFiled to: History LessonKonrad ZuseIbmGermanyAndy BaioClipsValleywag4EditInvite manuallyPromoteDismissUndismissHideShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink In the 1930s, Konrad Zuse, a German scientist, invented the first functional computing device, an electromechanical beast that used relays as logic gates. In this interview from The Machine That Changed the World, a 1992 documentary digitized and posted by Upcoming founder Andy Baio at Waxy.org, Zuse spoke about his role in history."You could say I was too lazy to calculate, so I invented the computer." The whole documentary is a lot of fun to watch — famed British thespian David Jacobi even makes an appearance in a dramatization as the legendary Alan Turing. Zuse and Turing were on opposite sides of World War II, with Zuse's machine mostly used to crunch numbers for the Nazis' rocket projects. Helping to keep track of the undesirables intended for slaughter in the concentration camps? That was IBM's job.Reply4 repliesLeave a reply


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Nobody knows how the war began, just that it's been bloody. Well, not exactly bloody, but lame and retarded and taking place on social media, naturally. Apparently it all began early this year when Lady Gaga got a hip pointer injury from trying to go down on multiple Indigo Girls at the same time. Lady Gaga was forced into Gucci designer wheelchair and to cancel her tour. She claims Perez sent her a pictures of a...read more
I remember my sixth grade sex-ed teacher Mr. Crowley threatening the shit out of us boys for snickering when he coldly stated that babies come from men sticking their penises in women's vaginas. I can only imagine the uproar if he announced that babies come from plugging a Duracell 9-volt up your shitter while day-dreaming about teabagging Channing Tatum. But, apparently that's also true. Because Perez Hilton just...read more
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NATO is ready to defend Turkey, the alliance's top official said Tuesday, in a direct warning to Syria after a week of cross-border artillery and mortar exchanges escalated tensions between the two countries. Turkey has sent additional fighter jets to reinforce an air base close to the frontier with Syria where shells killed five Turkish civilians last week, sparking fears of a wider regional crisis. Syria has defended its shelling as an accidental outcome of its 18-month-old civil war.
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Some of these are new, and some are reminders I'm seeing lived out:
1. The most mature is often not the one with the most knowledge of Scripture but the one who has learned to most live like Christ.
2. The longer we sit in the same chair, the more ownership we take in it and the less likely we are to want to move from it.
3. If we want people to grow, we have to encourage people to change. Stability isn't growing. It's often the level field on the way to a period of decline.
4. Success in ministry is not always translated into success as a follower of Christ.
5. Just because they know it doesn't mean they know how to live it—or that they actually live it.
6. Without a sense of desperation, many people will resist any change you propose.
7. Pastors are human.
8. My attitude at the beginning of a day often determines my progress and attitude at the end of the day.
9. A similar perspective that changes frowns into smiles often changes worry into a prayer, fear into faith, bad days into good.
10. More talk the talk than walk the walk. And it's easier. And I'm guilty too at times.
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Real good food with reasonable prices. Thanks for a job well done.
Dooley's Pub
Their bangers are better than those we had in Ireland! We think that, had their Famine Fries been available in Ireland back in the day there would have been NO famine. It's often a challenge to ...
Asia Palace
I always enjoy their sushi. All their shellfish is enjoyable. General Zao's chicken is among the best. Love their stuffed mushrooms and their peanut chicken. It's just a fine place to ...
Amber Inn Bar & Grill
Great dive bar! Don't be fooled by the outside, it's what inside that counts.
Tacos Juanita Mexican Restaurant
The hidden gem of Eau Claire. Hands down best Mexican in town.
Mahli Thai Asian Cuisine
Always amazing, excellent service and the food is awesome.
Green Mill Restaurant & Bar
We've consistently had terrible service and cold food. The last time we went we waited for over two hours because "our order was forgotten" even though our appetizer somehow made it out in time. ...
Manny's Cocina
Great seafood! Huge Margaritas! Can be rather pricy but the quality is worth it!
Acoustic Café, Eau Claire
One of my favorite places for a sandwhich, hands down! Great coffee as well!
Green Mill Restaurant & Bar
Great pizza and old fashions! Service can be very slow, but it's worth the wait if you have the time.
Girolamo's Court 'n House
Best burgers, Friday fish and bloody's in town! One of our favorite places to go in town for great bar food and great prices!
Bug Eyed Betty's
Great burgers and drink specials! The "walk of shame" burger is our favorite!
Mona Lisa's
My favorite date night place with my fiance! Great food and wine!
Dooley's Pub
It's all right, probably excellent when you're really drunk.
The Coffee Grounds
GREAT wine and liquor selection, so many interesting things to choose from! They also have good cheese, coffee, and tea. If you are up for studying or a hang-out a little away from the downtown ...
Acoustic Café, Eau Claire
The hummus pitas are my favorite! Coffee is okay, but I definitely come for the sandwiches, and the ice cream! When there is live music, it can get really loud, so if you want to study here, make ...
Egg Roll Plus
So. So. So. SO good. I just wish it was open until at least 7!
Mogie's Pub
GREAT burgers and tap selection. I would highly recommend coming here if you are looking for a burger on Water Street, over all other places.
Wigwam Tavern
Delicious and fast lunch specials -at a great price! Man sized appetites should try!
Casa Margarita
Food was excellent and server was very personable. My chicken was served in half of a pineapple and was superb!
Lynn's Chatterbox Cafe
Good breakfast, but pricey.
29 Pines Family Restaurant and Lodge Bar
Really good fish fry. Love their homemade butters.
Acoustic Café, Eau Claire
So relaxed. Comfort food. Great in any weather. Decent prices.
Burger King
Drive thru always takes FOREVER!
Took forever for just 2 sandwiches. And when I got them, they both had a handful of meat on one side and nasty nacho cheese sauce soaking the other side. Was very messy. Not worth it.
Johnny's Pizza Shop
For those who miss Sbarros, this is the place for you! It's the same great taste, but even better quality.
Johnny's Italian Steakhouse
Great intimate atmosphere, but very pricey for the quality of food.
Firehouse Subs
Good warm subs. Had better though.
Buffalo Wild Wings
Love it! Great bbq sauce.
Smith's Country Inn
Best damn fish fry in town!
Wigwam Tavern
Awesome specials. My favorite fries in town. Never a bad experience.
T.G.I. FRiDAY'S
Bad service, boring food, and way too expensive.
Noodle TeaHouse
I like the zucchini Pho the best and eat it often. The pho veggies taste and look very fresh. I have not visited at night because I go out to eat on week days to avoid crowds. During the day ...
Grizzly's Wood-Fired Grill & Steaks
Great curds. Usually too busy.
Girolamo's Court 'n House
Best burgers in town. Great prices!
Burrachos Fresh Mexican Grill
Love this place!!!!! Queso is the bomb!
Monk's Bar & Grill
Good food and service, but quite pricey for the portion sizes.
Mahli Thai Asian Cuisine
Delicious and unique variety and good service.
Grizzly's Wood-Fired Grill & Steaks
Great ribs!
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Was pretty bummed when the Water street location closed, but the other EC locations are fine. Very affordable, & way better than Taco Bell. I like the street tacos and the regular soft ...
Noodles & Company
Lots of tasty noodle dish options to choose from but the Udon noodles are the best! Thai curry soup is also very good. Like the casual atmosphere - very kid friendly.
HuHot Mongolian Grill
Love this place! I like the all you can eat grill, because I get to pick my own ingredients & sauces, plus it's a lot of fun to watch the chefs cook it on the grill.
All I can say is Jr Bacon cheeseburger!
Rocky Rococo Pizza and Pasta
Wish Rockys was like it used to be, now its commercialized crap!
Pizza Del Re
Drop the mic! Hands down the best pizza in town! I have eaten there every week for over 20 years!
Nelson Cheese Factory
The ice cream is so cheap and delicious! Great place to get a cone on a hot summer day!
Mahli Thai Asian Cuisine
My husband and I accidentally come upon this place, we love it! The food is so fresh and amazing. Great atmosphere and friendly staff!
Girolamo's Court 'n House
Drop the mic! Everything is wonderful here, Im obsessed!
Famous Dave's Bar-B-Que
They have the best wait staff and the happy hour is my favorite! I love Daves!
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Hands down my favorite restaurant. Fast, delicious and reasonable! This is where I go on my birthday every year!
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|Sumanth Kumar
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Sumanth (Telugu: సుమంత్) (Born Sumanth Kumar) is an Indian film actor/producer known for his work predominantly in Telugu cinema. He is from the Akkineni Family. He is the nephew of Akkineni Nagarjuna, and grandson of the late Akkineni Nageswara Rao.[1] He is also a partner in the family owned Annapurna Studios, and in the film production company SS Creations.[2] [3] [4]
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Sumanth was born in Hyderabad, India, on 9 February 1975.[2] He is the only son of Surendra Yarlagadda and the late Satyavathi Akkineni. A few months after his birth, Sumanth's parents returned to the US where they were then residing. Sumanth however remained in India on the request of his late grandfather, Akkineni Nageswara Rao. The latter had often said that his busy acting career prevented him from fully experiencing fatherhood with his own children, so he wished to raise his first grandchild himself. Hence Sumanth was adopted by his grandfather and his late grandmother, Annapurna Akkineni.[5]
Sumanth studied at the Hyderabad Public School, graduating in 1992. For his undergraduate studies, he went to the United States, where he enrolled in an engineering course at Michigan. Realizing after two years that engineering didn't match his career aspirations, he transferred to Columbia College in Chicago, where he majored in film.[6] He was selected to the Dean's List during his final two semesters in college for his academic exellence.
Sumanth has one sister, Supriya Yarlagadda, who is the managing director of Annapurna Studios. The late producer D. Ramanaidu is his uncle from his paternal side. Actors Daggubati Venkatesh, Rana Daggubati, Naga Chaitanya, and Akhil Akkineni are his cousins. In August 2004, Sumanth married former actress Keerthi Reddy. They however were divorced amicably in 2006.[7]
Early career[edit]
Sumanth started his acting career in Telugu cinema in 1999 in Ram Gopal Varma's film Prema Katha. Despite moderate commercial success, Sumanth's performance was well appreciated, and the film itself won critical acclaim and several Nandi Awards.[8] His next film, Yuvakudu, directed by Karunakaran and co-starring debutant Bhumika Chawla, did positive business at the box office and was critically hailed as well. His third film Pelli Sambandham gave him the opportunity to act beside his grandfather Akkineni Nageswara Rao, and to be directed by K.Raghavendra Rao. The film however managed only average business at the box office. The same was the case with "Snehamante Idera", where he was cast alongside his uncle Nagarjuna Akkineni.
Box Office Breakthrough[edit]
In late 2003, after a self-imposed hiatus of almost two years, he delivered his first blockbuster, Satyam. It also happened to be Genelia D'Souza's debut Telugu film.[9] Satyam, which was produced by Akkineni Nagarjuna, was one of the highest grossing films of 2003. Sumanth revealed later that this was one film where he was actively involved in other creative aspects of filming apart from just acting. Changing gear into another genre, he followed up with another hit film, Gowri, which confirmed him as a bona fide box office draw.[10] Gowri was instrumental in giving him an action image as well among the mass audience. In 2005, he starred in the flop Dhana 51 and in the average running Mahanandi, in which Anushka Shetty starred opposite him.
Further Critical & Commercial Success[edit]
In 2006, Sumanth played the lead in Sekhar Kammula's romantic comedy Godavari. It remains one of the most acclaimed films of his career.[11] In addition to receiving rave reviews and box office success, it went on to win multiple Nandi and Filmfare awards.[12] The film was especially successful in giving Sumanth a new urban and international Telugu following. It is widely regarded as a modern day classic.[13]
Sumanth's next film was the average running action/drama Chinnodu (2006). In 2007, he starred in two movies: Madhumasam and Classmates. The former, a romantic comedy/drama produced by D. Ramanaidu and directed by Chandra Siddharth, was a hit at the box office, whereas the latter did not fare too well.[14] In early 2008, Sumanth's home production, the action/drama Pourudu turned out to be a moderate success at the box office.[15] It was especially appreciated for its action sequences. However his next film, Bonireleased in mid 2009 and failed to repeat his previous success.
In 2010, after a gap of almost a year, Sumanth starred in Golconda High School, directed by the national award winning Indraganti Mohan Krishna. It was based on the English novel The Men Within written by ex-cricketer, Harimohan Paruvu, and is regarded to be Telugu cinema's first film in the sports genre.[16] Released on 15 January 2011, it garnered excellent critical acclaim and was declared a commercial hit as well. The critics as well as audience termed Sumanth's portrayal of a young cricket coach to be one of his finest roles.[17]
Sumanth's next film was the romantic drama Raaj, directed by V.N. Aditya. This film released in March 2011 and failed miserably at the box office. Sumanth candidly admitted after release that he wasn't expecting much from this film as it was plagued with several problems during production.
Subsequently, Sumanth starred in Daggaraga Dooramga, a romantic thriller under the direction of the National and Nandi award winning writer/director Ravi Kumar Chavali. It released in August 2011, and did below average business at the box office.
In 2013, Sumanth teamed up again with director Chandra Siddharth for the romantic comedy Emo Gurram Egaravachu[18] M.M. Keeravani scored the soundtrack and Thai actress, Pinky Savika, aka Sawika Chaiyadech, starred alongside Sumanth in this film. It released on 25 January 2014 and garnered a predominantly positive response from the audience. Sumanth's foray into the comedy genre received rave reviews from the critics as well.[4]
Sumanth is currently co-producing and starring in a yet to be titled romantic comedy directed by debutant Mallik Ram.
He has also recently expressed an interest to don a strong negative lead role in the near future, saying it's something that he always wanted to do for as long as he could remember.[19]
Off Screen[edit]
Off screen, being an avid sports fan, Sumanth was recently roped in to be the brand ambassador for the Hyderabad Skykings, one of the franchises of the EFLI (The American Football League of India).
- Emo Gurram Egaravachu (2014)
- Daggaraga Dooramga (2011)
- Raaj (2011)
- Golconda High School (2011)
- Boni (2009)
- Vijay IPS (2008)
- Pourudu (2008)
- Classmates (2007)
- Madhumasam (2007)
- Chinnodu (2006)
- Godavari (2006)
- Maha Nandi (2005)
- Dhana 51 (2005)
- Soggadu (2005) (special appearance)
- Gowri (2004)
- Satyam (2003)
- Snehamante Idera (2001)
- Ramma Chilakamma (2001)
- Pelli Sambandham (2000)
- Premakatha (2000)
- Yuvakudu (1999)
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Nearing the end of the city limits of Sichtigvor, heading toward Belecke, on your left is a little Italian restaurant. It's the only place I ate in this town other than my friend's home. They are true Italians and have a range of items on menu. I had a 'Four Cheese Pizza' and bier.
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Program teaches local officials about open-meetings law
Published: Monday, May 22, 2006 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 22, 2006 at 12:07 p.m.
HOUMA -- Volunteer leaders guide a number of the services Terrebonne Parish residents use and depend on each day, from fire and recreation departments to levees and libraries.
Those leaders can learn how to better serve the public and avoid violating Louisianas open-meetings and public-records laws by attending a seminar offered by the Terrebonne District Attorneys Office and The Courier.
The open-meetings seminar will begin at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center.
The program targets public board members and prospective board members, but the sessions are open to the public as well. This marks the third such program offered by the District Attorneys Office in an effort to give local board members a better grasp of open-meetings and public-records law. The District Attorneys Office has held the seminars periodically to help board members follow the laws.
"All of these people are volunteers. They want to do the right thing," said Jimmy Dagate, an assistant district attorney for Terrebonne. "I think most of the violations of open-meetings laws in the past have been due to lack of knowledge."
The parish has dozens of boards governing fire, recreation, library, hospital, tourism and other public services. Research by Guillaume Group, a local company offering to hold in-depth training seminars for local boards and commissions, showed there are more than 400 active parish board members.
In past years, 150 to 200 people have participated in each program, said Dagate.
"I learned about the law and the dos and donts," said Leward Henry, a member of the Terrebonne Levee and Conservation Districts board who has attended the program in the past. "Its a good education."
Its important to ensure that volunteers serving on public boards understand their responsibility of performing public business in public, said Dagate.
Dagate, who represents the Terrebonne Levee and Conservation District and Houma-Terrebonne Housing Authority, said he thinks the past sessions have helped keep open-meetings and public-records law violations at bay locally.
This years program begins with opening remarks by District Attorney Joseph Waitz Jr. and Miles Forrest, publisher of The Courier and The Daily Comet, and includes four segments:
Participants will receive a copy of the Louisiana open-meetings law.
Courier staff writer Laura McKnight can be reached at 850-1151 or email@example.com.
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