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Swissôtel Düsseldorf / Neuss, Duesseldorf
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 246 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Full-service spa
- Indoor pool
- Breakfast available
- Health club
- Self parking
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
What's around
- Neuer Zollhof (2.6 mi / 4.2 km)
- Rhine Tower (2.8 mi / 4.5 km)
- St. Quirinus Neuss (1.6 mi / 2.6 km)
- Harbor Bridge (2.5 mi / 4 km)
- Duesseldorf Gate (2.5 mi / 4 km)
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
- Premium TV channels
Swissôtel Düsseldorf / Neuss, Duesseldorf
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $74
- Premier Double or Twin Room
- Premier Single Room
- Premier Single Room, River View
- Premium Double or Twin Room, River View
- Classic Single Room
- Classic Double or Twin Room
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 246 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 16 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is Noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- 1 per room
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Self parking (limited) *
- RV/bus/truck parking *
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In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Snack bar/deli
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Indoor pool
- Health club
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Free use of nearby fitness center
- Sauna
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 16
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 16
- Conference space size (feet) - 43056
- Conference space size (meters) - 4000
- Conference center
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1982
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas
- Television in common areas
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Soundproofed rooms
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 34-inch flat-screen TV
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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Special features
DiningRiverside Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner.
Riverbar und Bistro - This lobby lounge specializes in international cuisine and serves light fare only. Open daily.
Swissôtel Düsseldorf / Neuss, Duesseldorf's small print
Also known as
- Dusseldorf Neuss
- Swissotel Dusseldorf Hotel Neuss
- Swissôtel Düsseldorf Neuss Hotel
- Swissôtel Düsseldorf Hotel
- Swissôtel Düsseldorf Neuss
- Swissôtel Düsseldorf
- Neuss Dusseldorf
- Swissotel Dusseldorf
- Swissotel Dusseldorf Neuss
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- Swissotel Dusseldorf/ Hotel Neuss
- Swissotel Dusseldorf/ Neuss
- Swissotel Neuss
- Swissotel Duesseldorf / Neuss Hotel Neuss
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
Cash deposit: EUR 50,00 per stay
Optional extras
Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 40,00
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 40,00
Self parking costs EUR 14 per night with in/out privileges
RV/bus/truck parking is available for an extra charge
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 40 per day
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 22 per person (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 10 per pet, per night
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A Mad Desire to Danceby Elie Wiesel
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A European expatriate living in New York, Doriel suffers from a profound sense of desperation and loss. His mother, a member of the/b>/i>
Now in paperback, Wiesel's newest novel "reminds us, with force, that his writing is alive and strong. The master has once again found a startling freshness."—Le Monde des Livres
A European expatriate living in New York, Doriel suffers from a profound sense of desperation and loss. His mother, a member of the Resistance, survived World War II only to die soon after in France in an accident, together with his father. Doriel was a hidden child during the war, and his knowledge of the Holocaust is largely limited to what he finds in movies, newsreels, and books. Doriel's parents and their secrets haunt him, leaving him filled with longing but unable to experience the most basic joys in life. He plunges into an intense study of Judaism, but instead of finding solace, he comes to believe that he is possessed by a dybbuk.
Surrounded by ghosts, spurred on by demons, Doriel finally turns to Dr. Thérèse Goldschmidt, a psychoanalyst who finds herself particularly intrigued by her patient. The two enter into an uneasy relationship based on exchange: of dreams, histories, and secrets. And despite Doriel's initial resistance, Dr. Goldschmidt helps bring him to a crossroads—and to a shocking denouement.
"In its own high-stepping yet paradoxically heart-wracking way, [Wiesel's novel] can most assuredly be considered beautiful (almost beyond belief)."—The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Nobel laureate Wiesel (Night) grapples with questions of madness, sadness and memory in this difficult but powerful novel. Doriel Waldman, a Polish Jew born in 1936, survived the occupation in hiding with his father while his mother made a reputation for herself in the Polish resistance. But he did not escape tragedy: his two siblings were murdered and his parents died in an accident shortly after the war. At the novel's opening, he is 60 years old, miserable, alone and on the verge of insanity. Most of the novel unfolds in the office of Doriel's shrink, Dr. Thérèse Goldschmidt, where he reveals himself to be an uncooperative patient, and his aggressive, obsessive rants on the origins of his troubles make for difficult reading. But Wiesel handles the situation expertly, and as Thérèse draws Doriel out, a multilayered narrative emerges: the journey through sadness and toward redemption; a meditation on the hand dealt to Holocaust survivors; and a valuable parable on the wages of human trauma. While the novel is not always easy sledding, there are ample rewards-intellectual and visceral-for the willing reader. (Feb.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Doriel Waldman, a reclusive and scholarly European Jew living in New York City, has tried to block out the nightmarish events of the 20th century by retreating into the world of medieval Jewish history. He is a student of Jewish traditions and the Jewish community, but he is incapable of forming relationships. Now, at age 60, he is so lonely and depressed that he fears his soul has been stolen by a dybbuk. In desperation, he decides to try traditional psychoanalysis but proves to be an extremely difficult patient, arguing with his female therapist every step of the way, just as he has argued with God. He is especially reluctant to discuss his parents, who died in a car crash just after World War II. The therapy novel is a distinct genre, and Wiesel takes full advantage of the format by gradually revealing the important traumas in Doriel's life and illuminating them with extracts from the therapist's notebooks. Originally published in France, this dense and difficult novel expands on some of the provocative themes in Nobel Prize winner Wiesel's celebrated memoir, Night. For larger fiction collections. [See Prepub Alert, LJ10/1/08.]
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"It is once again a survivor's memories . . . that will rivet readers . . . The terse personal vignettes are gripping . . . The secrets surprise you to the end."
"Difficult but powerful . . . Wiesel handles the situation expertly, and . . . a multilayered narrative emerges: the journey through sadness and toward redemption; a meditation on the hand dealt to Holocaust survivors; and a valuable parable on the wages of human trauma. While the novel is not always easy sledding, there are ample rewards–intellectual and visceral–for the willing reader."
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Product Details
- 9780307266507
- Publisher:
- Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
- Publication date:
- 02/17/2009
- Pages:
- 288
- Product dimensions:
- 8.68(w) x 5.82(h) x 1.09(d)
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She has dark eyes and the smile of a frightened child. I searched for her all my life. Was it she who saved me from the silent death that characterizes resignation to solitude? And from madness in its terminal phase, terminal as we refer to cancer when incurable? Yes, the kind of madness in which one can find refuge, if not salvation?
Madness is what I'll talk to you about—madness burdened with memories and with eyes like everyone else's, though in my story the eyes are like those of a smiling child trembling with fear.
You'll ask: Is a madman who knows he's mad really mad? Or: In a mad world, isn't the madman who is aware of his madness the only sane person? But let's not rush ahead. If you had to describe a madman, how would you portray him? As a marblefaced stranger? Smiling but without joy, his nerves on edge; when he goes into a trance, his limbs move about and all his thoughts collide; time and again, he has electrical discharges, not in his brain but in his soul. Do you like this portrait? Let's continue. How can we talk about madness except by using the specific language of those who carry it within themselves? What if I told you that within each of us, whether in good health or bad, there is a hidden zone, a secret region that opens out onto madness? One misstep, one unfortunate blow of fate, is enough to make us slip or flounder with no hope of ever rising up again. Careless mistakes, an impaired memory or errors of judgment, can provoke a series of falls. It then becomes impossible to make ourselves understood by those we call—rather foolishly—kindred souls. If you will not grant me this, I will have a serious problem, but you must not feel sorry for me. Tears sometimes leave furrows, but never very deep ones—in any case, not deep enough.
There, this is what you have to know for a start.
That said, since I'm eager to tell you everything, you should know that I'll be telling you this story without any concern for chronology. You'll be made to discover many different periods of time and many different places in a haphazard fashion. What can I say? The madman's time is not always the same as the so-called normal man's.
For instance, let's begin this narrative five years ago, in the office of Thérèse Goldschmidt, a healer of souls, well paid—I'll tell you how well later—thanks to her vast knowledge. She expects to prod me into knowing the dark, innermost recesses of my ego, in order to help me live with myself without my dybbuk, but that's an assumption to which I plan to return.
Later on I'll talk to you about Thérèse; I'll talk about her at length. Inevitable Thérèse, there is no way around her. She's the one who made me talk. It's her profession. She spends her life probing the unconscious—that strongbox and trash bin of knowledge and experience, those subterranean archives that can and must be deciphered—and asking childish or harebrained questions. And in my case, these questions summoned not answers but stories.
Why do people make fun of madmen? Because they upset people? Didn't Molière mock the hypochondriac? Doesn't the man who believes he is ill need treatment?
Am I way off the beam? I don't think I'm completely irrational. Is being mad being disabled? Can one speak of a gana mad desire to dance grened mind, of thought beaten to death, of a mutilated, damned soul? Can one be mad in happiness as in misfortune? Can someone take vows of madness as one takes religious vows, or devotes one's life to poetry? Can a person slip breathlessly into madness with a slow, muffled tread, as if to avoid disturbing some secret demon feigning absence or asceticism? At times I'm afraid of shutting my eyes, for I see an unreal world with its dead. I open them again and fear has not left me. Madness may just be a sensation resonant with futility: as in Franz K.'s castle, we are waiting on the landing, in front of a closed door, for something that has already happened and will paradoxically happen too late. Am I insane? Thérèse was going to tell me. Does that word bother you? You would rather not use it anymore? I have others to offer you: disturbed, unbalanced, crazy, unhinged, nuts, loony, daft, demented, maladjusted, retarded, half-witted. Am I a paranoiac, a schizophrenic, a hysteric, or a neurotic? Do I just have an ordinary inferiority or guilt complex that a simple antidepressant could cure? That's possible. Am I guilty of having freely abused my freedom? Or of having simply lived a life that wasn't mine by succumbing to the torture of both excessively vague despair and excessively transparent hope—thus, of having survived thanks to my madness, in its various phases and darkest depths? But who is to say whether guilt and madness are compatible or incompatible? And who decides that I'm not entitled to both madness and despair? That madmen are beyond redemption, thus hopelessly condemned, except in the privileged area of art? Van Gogh, before dying, whispered: "Sadness will last forever." Sadness. No. Madness lasts much longer. Tolstoy said that thinking about the future is the beginning of madness, but Maimonides said the world would be saved by madmen. Which of the two will succeed in guiding me to a different reality?
I thought: Thérèse will help me; she'll save me. She has a degree. This is her work, her goal, her mission. To rescue by listening, through words. Open doors. Rummage around in the darkness. That's not easy in my case. She admitted as much. Can madness, like memory, be forced open? Difficult, I'm told. Madness is both beneficial and subversive: it takes a path that constantly changes directions; stumbles as it rises; tells lies while shouting "believe me"; forges ahead while stepping back; aims to please and displease simultaneously; seeks the company of others as a way of sublimating solitude. It searches out the origins of Creation in order to sink into eschatology. Didn't Kleist, the great mad poet, describe existence as a bridge going from nowhere to nowhere? And, he added, it is hard to live between two nowheres. . .
I remember saying all this to the doctor. I talk to her, talk on, sometimes freely, sometimes at her command, of my mute delusions and fits of rage, managing to tame their violence momentarily. I tell her of my disappointments, my repressed ambitions and lived fantasies, the glow of my proud suns as well as their sudden blinding descents; I reveal some things to her in order to hide other truer and more intimate things, those that fill my thirsting soul with meaning as well as truth—and I quote Augustine, who said about the Maccabees that men learn how to die for truth! I call up old memories that will be born tomorrow or might never even come to light. But I make no mention of my conscience, within which everything breathes misfortune and illness. I can wait, she says, to reassure me. Sooner or later, we'll get there. Later for whom? For the aging man that I am, who, like a beggar invited to the feast of the gods, implores the future for the alms of a few years?
He remembers, yes, the patient remembers. As a child, he feared being abducted by thieves. And one night, in a waking dream no doubt, the abduction did take place. Strangers broke into his bedroom; a tall, mustached man and a heavy-breasted woman lifted him up. He wanted to cry out for help, but no sound came from his throat. A second later, he found himself a mad desire to dance under thick blankets, in a wagon pulled by two frenzied horses. And the heavy-breasted woman said to him: "It is not you we are taking away, but years off your life; we'll sell them at the market."
Another dream, given the therapist loves dreams: I'm traveling by plane. The captain announces that due to mechanical problems, he has to make a sea landing. Cries of anguish inside the aircraft. A child bursts into tears. His mother can't pacify him. Stroke of luck: the aircraft lands on an island. A jubilant crowd welcomes us with strange dances. Speeches are made that no one understands. A woman tries to lead me away; her bloodstained eyes blot out her face; I resist. I say to myself: she's a witch or she's mad, stark raving mad; mad as a hatter; they're all mad. I'm right. Law doesn't rule here; madness does. It has seized power. I look for the aircraft; it has disappeared, sunk into the sea. The pilot? Gone as well, along with the passengers, possibly tortured, punished, sacrificed. And all of them strangers. I didn't exchange a single word with them. And what if it was a conspiracy? And they had set this trap for me? The woman says: "We're in the theater, we're putting on a play about madness. It's a world overrun by madness. Everyone has a part. And so do you. You can choose: you can be the executioner or the condemned man." Overcome with panic, breathing with difficulty, I cry out: "I refuse, do you hear? I refuse." The woman insists. She calls for help. A bare-chested maniac grabs me by the hair. He yells: "You're in our country, so obey! If you don't, you'll wake up beheaded!" I reply: "No, it's my dream and you're all in it; I have the right to drive you out."
And the dreamer woke up in a sweat.
Why these nightmares, Doctor? Dreams, that famous product of and guide to the unconscious, that's your area of predilection; here you find your bearings as you do in your bedroom. Please explain: Why, when I shut my eyes, do I always have the feeling of being in hostile territory?
Another dream: I'm a child again and I hear a voice that says: "You see that road; it will lead you to God. Run, my boy, run. God is waiting for you at the far end!" So I run until I'm out of breath; I run to get there as fast as I can. But when I get to the end of the road, the voice says: "You're mistaken, child; God is waiting for you at the other end." Gathering up all the strength I have left, I retrace my steps—but the voice has fallen silent. And the child cries out: "Where are you, Lord?" No answer. "And what about the voice I heard, where is it?" No answer. Then I remember a book I never part with. I start to leaf through it. And on page 13 I read: "God is also the road that leads you forward and backward." Commentary: "If you really wish to love Him, you must sacrifice reason, human knowledge of things and beings."
Did I really go astray in my words as in my life? At my age, this is very possible, indeed normal. At any rate, even if she thinks it, Thérèse doesn't criticize me. Besides, I can get away with anything; I'm not ill for nothing.
My "healer" often frightens me, as I frighten myself: I'm afraid of saying too much or concealing everything—in short, of emptying myself of what I am, a kind of madman whose soul has been amputated, in search of his excessively rich and burdensome past, so he won't see it extinguished before his death. But that madman's past no longer exists; thieves have taken it to a doomed city, wiped out by the blood-soaked rays of a violent, crimson twilight. There every woman is a goddess, a young, redheaded goddess with slender, soft hands, who prevents joys from being eradicated by hatred, the sound of a kiss from becoming a roar from hell, and the melodious voices of happy children from turning into howls. But this woman, this goddess, has a face like no other, a face with the eyes of a child, a smiling child who is afraid of me.
Sitting on my stool, I can sometimes spend hours staring into a mad desire to dance the void in the hope of filling it with the sand borne by the tears of widows and orphans, or the laughter of beggars inviting happiness only to flee from it as soon as it comes; I then have the feeling that I know everything but understand nothing, or else that I know nothing but understand things that others fail to comprehend.
Moreover, everything happens to me yet everything passes; I retain nothing. Stubbornly resistant to childish happiness and shame, a victim and author of hallucinations both morbid and funny, eager for shortcuts, I want to think of myself as impervious to how long things last. Visions and images burst under my eyelids only to be instantly dispelled, burning hot. Memory moves forward or backward in fits and starts. I am stricken with nausea and a splitting headache. Constant dizziness, unremitting and oppressive. I speak when I am silent; I am silent when I howl. Past and future merge. In a flash the familiar world capsizes; as for me, where do I fit in? With me everything occurs in spasms: spasms of anger, of decisions, of desires that last only an instant. Oh, if I could only become a cloud set on fire by the sun, a torrent that knocks down powerful armies in its path. If I could only unravel the web of dreams and phantasms that haunt me, disentangle time and duration in the consciousness of philosophers, the amused knowledge of psychologists, the lived experience of saints attracted by violence; might I be an epiphenomenon? A veiled reference from dead gods? Am I running toward the summit, or have I moved away from it with giant steps while keeping still? I am asked my name and I give a silly answer, that it's a beautiful day when the sky is dark. Or I say I hear the heartrending laughter of the heavens through the shower of stars. And I say . . . the devil, I don't know what I say anymore.
Often—though I don't know since when or for how long— I have the feeling of living cut off from the world; no sound reaches me from the outside. The sighing of lovers, the moaning of sick people, the neighing of horses, the howling of wolves, the stealthily approaching heavy clouds: I see and hear nothing. I feel nothing. It is as if time is suspended, awaiting a sign to start up again. I am alone, irrevocably alone, because I am confined. But the next day, or the next minute, in my brain, there's a crush of people gasping for breath, looking wild and cruel, running all over, heading for precipices. Or there's the railway station, where frantic travelers insult one another in front of closed ticket offices and locked doors because they've missed their train, as though this is their last chance to escape an invisible enemy.
After these attacks, I tell myself that I'll go crazy, that I already am. Then I am beset by a greater lucidity. I convince myself that it is I whom every torturer is hunting down, I whom every jailer curses. If I was still living at my uncle's, I would wonder if I was possessed. Am I a target? And of whose dybbuk?
I am writing to you, my dear mother and father, because I know that sooner or later we will meet again. After a long, very long separation, we will be reunited. At least, I hope so. For this separation has lasted, lasted far too long, indeed for a whole lifetime, my life from before.
Everyone changes, but not you. You remain frozen in eternity, so young, so cheerful, in search of a future outlined on my features.
I am writing to you so you will know everything about me: who I am and what I'll become. Will you recognize me? Do you know what I've been through, what I've acquired and lost, since your gaze rested upon me with tenderness and confidence for the last time? That gaze has now become mine. Together we'll look for answers to the questions that define man and his destiny.
Do I still exist in your memory as you exist in mine?
I live in fear. The fear of disappointing you.
I won't tell you about anything heroic or glorious. Only about things that appear simple and fill a threatened existence.
Like you, I didn't experience the Nazi concentration camps. I found out about the Warsaw Ghetto uprising in 1943 and the liberation of Paris in 1944 from books. We suffered together through the deaths of my older sister and my little brother; we kept them shrouded in discreet silence but not in oblivion. The fear of lineups, the lump in one's throat, resignation, terror, blows, death inside the barbed-wire fences—images, words found in the narratives of survivors. Thus, every now and then I smell the acrid, sickly sweet, repellent odor of burned flesh. And I feel nauseous. But when I think of the people's jubilation on victory day, or three years later, for Israel's declaration of independence, I feel like dancing in the street.
All these events came to me from afar, from outside. They glided over my consciousness like warm water, or like sand.
However, this isn't what I would like to tell you about. With a bit of luck, everything I could tell you about took place mostly inside me. I imagine you have immense powers over me, but can you read what is not said aloud? Can you guess what the heart manages to conceal from the brain? Do you know what it's like to feel madness in oneself as one feels blood flowing in one's veins? A living kaleidoscope of colors and shapes, faces and destinies: Is it my being splitting in two? I feel I am simultaneously a child and an old man; do they hate each other? Not at all! Here they are embracing. At the edge of a river, I see myself on the opposite bank. One minute I am living among biblical characters, but a second later I am in the midst of a crowd applauding the takeoff of a spaceship bringing travelers to the moon of their dreams.
Wherever you are, you may be smiling and saying to each other with pride: Oh, what an imagination, eh? Only that's not what it's about. It's about something much more serious.
I am writing to you because I love you very much. And also in order to prepare myself and prepare you for our inevitable
reunion. Will it be a bolted door or an opening?
Meet the Author
Elie Wiesel is the author of more than fifty works of fiction and nonfiction, including his best-selling memoir Night. He has been awarded the United States Congressional Gold Medal, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the rank of Grand Croix in the French Legion of Honor, and an honorary knighthood by the Queen of England. In 1986 he received the Nobel Peace Prize. Since 1976, he has been Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities at Boston University.
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- September 30, 1928
- Place of Birth:
- Sighet, Romania
- Education:
- La Sorbonne
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In the late 1990s in New York, sixty year old Polish Jew Doriel Waldman knows his nightmarish childhood has left him depressed, lonely, and believing he is going insane. He reluctantly turns to psychoanalyst Dr. Therese Goldschmidt for help though he believes the shrink will do nothing to relieve him of his demons. His attitude towards the doctor is belligerent as he rants at her in anger about his youth and his solitary future.
Doriel was born in 1936. He and his father hid from the Nazis during the occupation; his two sisters were less fortunate having been killed by the bastards and he assumes suffered much worse atrocities from these beasts. His mother was part of the Polish underground resistance; ironically, God played quite a trick on the Waldman male survivors when after the war ended she died in an accident. He further explains he feels guilty as a Jew in WW II Europe who cannot even claim being a Holocaust survivor even if he was a preadolescent at the time. Therese begins to connect with her angry recalcitrant patient as he begins to understand the traumas that have left him melancholy for five decades and a slight flicker of hope as he returns to his religion for solace but even there he finds the demon inside him.
This intense look at survivors of traumas years after the events have occurred is an intense superb but extremely difficult tale to read. The audience learns what haunts Doriel (through Therese¿s notes) as his memories deleted the good times leaving behind an expanded bad. Fans of Elie Wiesel will appreciate this powerful character driven tale of the long term effects of a trauma on the soul of a survivor.
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I tried but just couldn't get into this book. I try & finish books I get, but after 100+pages & no interest I give up. This is what I had to do with this book. I just didn't get any feelings for the characters.


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Trump tweeted, evidently rattled the report. ''What am I – a meathead?'' he asked angrily. The Cruz missile and the Kasich torpedo was followed by another contretemps when Eileen Collins, a former NASA Space Shuttle commander who was listed as a speaker, dumped the Trump endorsement that was written into her speech. The revolt effectively upstaged the keynote address of Mike Pence, the Indiana governor who Trump has picked as his running mate. Pence made a traditional, tedious speech about Trump's virtues and Christian, conservative values after a day fraught with rancor. But it was Trump's children who labored to put some gloss over their father's personality amid disquiet in the Republican commentariat over the dynastic takeover. Talk show host and former lawmaker Joe Scarborough was among those who lashed out at the family control of the campaign, saying it was insulting that Trump thinks he can wing it with his offsprings, and they are simply not experienced enough to run a national campaign. ''I'll say this directly to the Trumps. You've never done this before, and, yes, you won the Republican primary, but to suggest that just because you're close as a family that you all alone can run this without somebody ... is handing the presidency to Hillary Clinton.'' Another conservative media icon, Ann Coulter, has unloaded on the Trumps for picking Pence as a running mate, calling him a ''loser'' and a ''combo-platter of disaster.'' All this in the run up to the grand finale on Thursday night when Trump will make his acceptance speech.
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New Delhi, May 6 (IANS) The BJP said the 'loktantra bachao' march of the the Congress in the state capital on Friday was meant to save the (Gandhi) 'dynasty' and divert public attention from the AgustaWestland chopper deal.
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Bhopal: Often criticising Congress for its 'dynastic politics', BJP, the party with a difference, in Madhya Pradesh appears to be charting a similar course going by number of relatives of its leaders in recently-formed State Consumer Protection Forum of food and civil Supplies department. The forum, constituted on June 15, has sons and relatives of Union, state ministers, influential party office-bearers and senior politicians of the party. In 45-member committee, there are some who are not known to BJP leaders, party workers are now alleging nepotism. The forum headed by state food and civil supplies minister Vijay Shah has Siddharth Malaiya, son of finance minister Jayant Malaiya, Devendra Pratap Singh Tomar, the son of Union minister Narendra Singh Tomar, Abhishek Bhargava, the son of state panchayat minister Gopal Bhargava, Akash Vijayavargiya, the son of BJP general secretary Kailash Vijayavargiya, Rajendra Rathore, the son of former MLA of Khargone Raisingh Rathore, Jayant Singh, the son of former BJP MLA from Gudh, Nagendra Singh and former mayor of Jabalpur Susheela Singh, wife of former advocate general Ravinandan Singh. The minister obliged his confidant and followers irrespective of their qualification and work in the field of consumer protection. Rakesh Soni, Kaushal Mehra and Santosh Sitoke of Khandwa, said to be close to Shah, were also appointed as members of the forum. The tenure of the forum is three years or till further orders. A large number of members do not belong to any consumer right committee or non-government organisations (NGOs) working in interest of consumers were also appointed to the committee arbitrarily by the minister. "This is shocking. The minister has appointed members, who are not even active BJP workers or activists working for consumer rights. They are either relatives of influential party leaders or followers of Shah," reacted a senior BJP leader. During Lok Sabha and state assembly elections, chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan had often derided Congress as a feudal party, promoting the 'prince' to run the 'kingdom'. But when it comes to promoting blood relations of ministers and influential politicians, the saffron party behaved no differently. This is not the first time when Shah made such decisions. Earlier too, in district committees of Khandwa and Harda, he favoured workers close to him. When contacted, the minister avoided taking calls. During previous assembly elections there was a debate within the party to choose candidates on the basis of their eligibility and contribution to the party and not blood relations. Still some ministers wanted to pass on the reigns of power in their area to their sons. In Sagar, state cooperatives minister Gopal Bhargav wanted his son Abhishek to get party ticket for assembly elections from his district whereas, party leader Kailash Vijayavargiya wanted his son to lead his constituency Mhow as a party candidate in the coming assembly poll. On the charges of nepotism, sources in RSS said, "BJP is raising slogan of 'Congress Mukt Bharat' but the children of leaders getting favours indicated Congressisation of the party. They should also be aware that Sangh Parivaar is supposed to be ideological parivar (family), not based on kinship''.
- Politics as usual: JMM too focusses on dynasty in Jharkhand (News Analysis)
Ranchi, June 2 (IANS) The Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), which credits itself as being the primary force behind the creation of a separate Jharkhand state and fights for the 'Jal, Jungle and Zameen', is seemingly no different from the country's other political parties, where family comes first.
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He is the scion of the famed LN Mishra family of Bihar. His father Jagannath Mishra is a former chief minister of the state. Nitish Mishra, former JD(U) minister and sitting MLA from Jhanjharpur in Madhubani district is contesting on a BJP ticket this time.
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VIJAYAWADA: In what is being seen as anointment of 32-year-old Nara Lokesh as successor of his father and chief minister Chandrababu Naidu and extension of dynastic rule, the Telugu Desam Party accommodated the scion of Nara family in its highest decision-making body, the politburo. It may be recalled the party came to power by taking on the dynasty politics of the Congress under the leadership of its founder and thespian N T Rama Rao in 1982. Naidu himself made the announcement of anointing Lokesh at a press conference here on Wednesday. Lokesh has been elevated as an ex-officio member of the 21-member politburo and general secretary (organization) of the party central committee. Other ex-officio members who found a place in the politburo are party Telangana state committee president L Ramana, his AP counterpart Kimidi Kala Venkata Rao and TD parliamentary party leader Y S Chowdary. Fielding a volley of questions on the meteoric rise of his son, Naidu strongly justified the party's decision. Will it not be viewed as a sign of dynastic rule in TDP? "Lokesh has risen as an ordinary worker and effectively handled the twin assignments of party welfare and training responsibilities entrusted to him. I don't find anything wrong in his elevation," Naidu shot back. Naidu, however, refused to respond to a poser as to how could he encourage family rule in the party when he himself fought against the malady in the Congress. His refrain was, "After all, the party is striving to reward hard work and efficiency and Lokesh has got all such traits." He even praised Lokesh for strengthening the party down the line by infusing technology at all levels. Driving home his point, Naidu said the party, for the first time in its history, has launched a membership enrolment drive with an army of workers fanning out into villages with tabs having geo tags under the stewardship of Lokesh. Lokesh was formally inducted into the party in May 2013 and played a key role in the party's election campaign by conceiving the cash transfer scheme which prominently figured in its election manifesto. He is currently the treasurer of the party's welfare fund. Interestingly, Naidu's brother-in-law Nandamuri Harikrishna, the only leader from the NTR family, found his way into the politburo. Harikrishna, considered to be a maverick in party circles, is back in the limelight after being in oblivion for a long time. Harikrishna's induction is being perceived as a strategic move by Naidu to send a message that he has not left out the NTR family in the cold. Former assembly speaker Pratibha Bharathi, who became an MLC recently, is the only woman in the politburo. Turncoats who defected from YSRC and Congress were also rewarded with key positions in the party organization. Magunta Srinivasulu Reddy (Ongole), Dokka Manikya Varaprasad, former minister who switched over from Congress, and Jupudi Prabhakar Rao from YSRC are among them.
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|October 2016
|(24.10.2016 - 21.11.2016) from £149
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One thing I really miss from France, especially from Nice, is the markets you can find in different spots. As I live in a smal town in Sweden, it's very rare to find a food market here. 173 more words
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Finding that perfect place to eat at various times in the day is great fun when you have such a mix of cultures, residents and visitors in a town like Nice. 1,321 more words
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You get to see more, I think, when you travel solo. You don't have to hide your sneaky peeks at people behind your shades, for one (oh come ON…we've all done it…) But today, there are some sights I don't necessarily want to gaze at for too long. 638 more words
For the past three posts, we've been exploring a stretch of the French Riviera from the village of Villefranche-sur-Mer. There's a nearby attraction that deserves a great deal of attention, just on the other side of Monte Alban to the east: Nice. 464 more words
We took the cycle path from Villeneuve-Loubet into Nice, all the way to the far side of the Vieux Port, 10 miles each way. The Vieux Port in Nice is a smaller version of Vieux Port in Marseille surrounded with beautiful old buildings. 415 more words
Cote d'Azur (Nice, Villefranche-sur-Mer, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat), France
This post will cover two days of traveling in the Cote d'Azur (Sept. 14-15).
Before leaving Copenhagen, I made a last stop at Andersen Bakery. There was an option to buy three mini-pastries, so I got wienerbrød with gooseberries, wienerbrød with rhubarb, and spandauer with creme (custard). 1,639 more words
15 sections of free public beach alternate with 15 private beaches
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Located on the south-east coast of France on the Mediterranean Sea, Nice is the second-largest French city on the Mediterranean coast. 451 more words


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Cultures of peripheral blood mononuclear cells for human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) and assays for the p24 antigen were performed for a group of 75 unselected hemophiliacs to determine whether patients positive for HIV-1 antibody are actively infected rather than immunized by viral proteins in non— heat-treated factor VIII or IX concentrates. Fifty-six (75%) of the 75 hemophiliacs were antibody positive and 55 (98%) of the 56 with antibodies also had positive cultures. The one culture-negative individual had detectable HIV-1 proviral DNA sequences in three separate samples of peripheral blood mononuclear cell DNA, as detected by a polymerase chain reaction assay. Detection of serum p24 antigen and the time to development of a positive culture were significantly more frequent and shorter, respectively, in symptomatic vs asymptomatic patients. None of the 19 hemophiliacs negative for HIV-1 antibody had positive cultures, detectable p24 serum antigen, or symptoms of HIV-1 infection. Moreover, latent HIV-1 infection was not detected in 16 female sexual partners of hemophiliacs positive for HIV-1 antibody using Western blot testing, assays for p24 antigen, HIV-1 cultures, and polymerase chain reaction assays, despite repeated unprotected sexual exposure. We conclude that antibody-positive hemophiliacs have been actively infected by HIV-1 and that a long period of latent HIV-1 infection prior to overt seroconversion is unlikely.
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Originally posted on Patriots Life | Last updated 5/3/13
You might be asking...who? Well, we've got more information that you wanted to know about Trevor Scott, right here. The long and short of it is that he was a depth defensive end for the Patriots last year. When Chandler Jones and Jermaine Cunningham were down, he stepped in and filled the void. He wasn't spectacular but he definitely made his presence felt, and was actually quite good defending tight ends. Scott spent many years with the Raiders before signing a one year deal with New England last year. It seems he might not return to Foxborough though. Aaron Wilson: Veteran defensive end Trevor Scott visited the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday, according to a league source. He wasn't immediately signed to a contract. I've thought all along that Scott was the Patriots back up plan in case they failed to land Dwight Freeney or John Abraham. They've added a lot of bodies at the position of DE, but they lack a veteran presence and really just have a lot of unknowns. If the P...
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