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Confession: I don't read enough. Worse, I don't read well. I'm always anxious about getting to good sections or flipping past unnecessary text, and I lose the fun of reading, uh, for fun. That's why I've come up with a quick summer reading list that I think the AfterElton demographic will love specifically. These five books have come out within the past year, they're all well-reviewed, and they're all as titllating and flavorful as an average Matt Bomer photo shoot. I say we give these tomes a whirl.
I've chosen non-fiction, entertainment biz selections only. We're all still compulsively into that stuff, right? I sure am.
1. Diane Keaton, Then Again
Description: The Oscar-winning actress writes candidly about her inspiring mother, her self-consciousness, her harrowing battle with bulimia, and famous paramours including Woody Allen and Warren Beatty.
Why We Care: Among celebrities, Diane Keaton's always been one of the more private stars, so it's surprising to learn that she's released a very revealing memoir — and that she has a very specific reason for doing so. Speaking of her mother's own unfulfilled desire to write a memoir, Keaton says, "I wish she had. And, because she didn't, I've written not my memoir but ours." Sentimentality gives way to eye-popping personal recollections, including — wait for it — complete lists of foods she consumed and purged as a bulimic in the '70s. Dinner, she says, would routinely include "a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken, several orders of chips with blue cheese and ketchup, a couple of TV dinners, chocolate-covered almonds, a large bottle of 7Up, a pound of peanut brittle, M&Ms, mango juice, one Sara Lee pound cake, and three frozen banana-cream pies." WHAT. HELP. S.O.S. Unbelievable. The book manages to be a compelling testatment to her mother and a great read for fanatics of celebrity culture. It's as sensitive or star-studded as you want it to be. And bulimia-y.
2. The Age of Movies: Selected Writings of Pauline Kael (edited by Sanford Schwartz)
Description: A collection of the legendary film reviewer's smart, often incendiary critiques, writings and essays.
Why We Care: It's been so long since I picked up an anthology I truly sat down and read. I have to be completely signed on to the author as a persona in order to care, you know? It can't just be somebody talented; they've gotta be special. I bought a Dorothy Parker collection some years ago ("Time doth flit; oh, sh*t."), and I find myself returning most often to her play reviews — gloriously scathing writeups that predate the work of the kickass Pauline Kael. Kael's movie reviews are like scholarly, equally unpretentious expansions of Parker's style, and I love seeing her exercise total literary control when writing about some of the best movies at the time of their release. Her Bonnie and Clyde essay is legendary, but I love, love, love her analysis of Julia, which is perhaps the Jane Fonda movie I stil think about most. Speaking of Fonda as playwright Lillian Hellman, Kael says, "Bette Davis in all her movies put together couldn't have smoked this much — and Fonda gets away with it. It's in character. She creates a driven, embattled woman — a woman overprepared to fight back." YES.
3. Frank Langella, Dropped Names
Description: The Tony-winning, Oscar-nominated Frost/Nixon actor talks about fellow (often more famous) actors and spares no detail in discussing his bisexual escapades with, oh, most of them.
Why We Care: God, I love sleazy namedropping. I love when a celeb just commits, throws you 100 tales of 100 different Hollywood weirdos, and feels no shame over it. Langella loves talking about his unyielding horniness, and that's clearly entertaining, but I can't get enough of the wacky dalliances themselves. A threeway with Raul Julia and Jill Clayburgh? Check. A request from Anthony Perkins to drop his drawers? Check. And he seems to have a great time calling legends like Richard Burton "a crushing bore." It's all wonderful. Let's read this one in a circle together.
4. Scotty Bowers, Full Service
Description: Starting in the late '40s, Bowers arranged secretive gay trysts for Hollywood's elite actors and luminaries. And he's had more than a few (hundred?) himself. Here, over 60 years after he started as a pimp, the unassuming gent opens up about all of his famous tricks.
Why We Care: OK, so this doesn't have the literary sizzle of Langella's tell-all, but it does have some ASTOUNDING stories. Bowers set up Katharine Hepburn with hundreds of lesbian lovers and hooked up with everyone from Elizabeth Taylor to Montgomery Clift.
Did I say astounding? I did. Hope you aren't a fan of Tyrone Power, because you won't be able to watch Witness for the Prosecution again once you hear what HE's into.
There will probably be no better, more comprehensive detailing of Hollywood's gay underbelly, so snatch this up.
5. Carole King, A Natural Woman
Description: The legendary singer-songwriter tells her life story, opens up about her marriage to collaborator Gerry Goffin, and takes into the writing of her most beloved alum Tapestry.
Why We Care: Anyone else here completely fascinated by American songwriting history? I loooove hearing about Tin Pan Alley of the '20s and '30s (Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, etc.), or the Brill Building era of the '50s and '60s that produced hits for everyone from girl groups to teen idols. The idea of songwriters plugging away in obscurity, like dock-workers, trying to craft Billboard hits is just a wild idea to me. One Brill Building songwriter was Carole King, who penned her first #1 hit ("Will You Love Me Tomorrow" by the Shirelles) when she was 19 years old. I'd say that King's songwriting was a turning point in popular music, when ballads and breakup tunes suddenly became articulate and mature. "It's Too Late" is still the best breakup song ever — sweet and sad and triumphant and adult. As her blockbuster album Tapestry proved in '71, no one is better equipped to sell Carole King's sentiments than Carole King herself. Can't wait to find out if Aretha Franklin's scene-stealing work on "(You Make Me Feel Like a) Natural Woman" at VH1's Divas Live was inspiring or traumatizing!
What are you reading this summer? I'll join you, dammit.

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Shakespeare in love: a screenplay
Hyperion, 1998 - Fiction - 169 pages
The screenplay to the critically acclaimed film which New York Newsday called one of the funniest, most enchanting, most romantic, and best written tales ever spun from the vast legend of Shakespeare." Marc Norman and renowned dramatist, Tom Stoppard have created the best screenplay of the year according to the Golden Globes and the New York Film Critics Circle.
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Loved it. Yes it's fiction. But written beautifully. If you liked this book, and are in the small minority of people who hasn't already seen the flick, you should definitely watch it too. It's one of those rare films that does justice to the book. Fiennes and Paltrow do a fantastic job. Read full review
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The bloodlines are intact. They spread so far back you have forgotten that they are still here, walking amongst us. They are plotting your imprisonment in the new order, your mind is not your own, it belongs to Disney...did u not know that your secret fears are the dreams of your jailor, a tailor made suit you wear as if it was your skin....your mind pretends to serve you well....while the red brotherhood laugh in the caverns of the Grand Inspector.
They conceals their orgins, their ancient genes that have combined with the lizard king....scaly precepts and rituals, children scarificed on the altar of the Dark Sun, the dead are indeed grateful.
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The Illuminati do not sacrifice children. What proof do you have before accusing them with satanic connections?
Hmmm interesting reaction. A simple retort would be what proof do you have that they don't. Do the illuminati exist? Does child sacrifice happen? Do people worship satan? Why does the pope sit on a chair that has an upside down cross on it? Why does he wear a fish-head? Who cares. Is your mind your own? Love and peace - all will begin again soon, we precess towards the galactic plane as we have done so many times before - do u remeber?
I'm interested in the Illuminati and I'm even going to write a anime about it, but what you say just sounds plain ignorant. I'm sorry but it really does. There is no proof that there really is an illumuinati and that they worship the devil. Its's paranoia.:(
Maybe your right.....maybe they don't exist....there is no proof that God exists either...or that dark matter is real....in fact there is no proof that anything you know is correct....we are all given information that we take for granted....are you in a position to confirm all that you are taught or learn...its not a question of fact its about the fundamental human disease....ideologies...logic...rational euclidean geometry...the double edged sword of abstraction and approximation...take it or leave it....your free to choose...but truth is stranger than fiction and the past shows the terror and injustice and horror that humans inflict on humans....and as for paranoia...thats an evolution safety mechanism..designed to make you stay in touch with your real being that is the bridge between matter and spirit...but hey maybe that's nonsense too.....but it's good that you are awake enough to raise your head above the consumerist trough long enough to think about it...thanks for your comments and I look forward to0 reading your reality.
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The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl
The Princess and the Pony
Are you a young princess with ambitions to become a fierce warrior? If so, you're in for a treat because Kate Beaton has comically captured such a struggle in her children's book The Princess and the Pony. Adult readers may be familiar with Kate Beaton's distinctly quirky drawing style and sense of humor from her webcomic series Hark! A Vagrant. Beaton adapted one of her original characters, a dumpy pony, to delight a younger audience as well.
Princess Pinecone is the protagonist of our story. She is the youngest warrior in a kingdom of warriors and is desperate to prove her fortitude in battle (though battling in Princess Pinecone's kingdom seems to consist mostly of spitballs and general scuffles). All Princess Pinecone really needs to succeed in battle is a horse—one big, strong, and ready to charge! As her birthday approaches, the princess figures that this birthday will be the one where she finally gets a horse instead of yet another cozy sweater.
She thought wrong.
Instead of the stallion she so desires, Princess Pinecone receives a pony. Not just any pony—one decidedly stout, stumpy, and above all, adorable! How can Princess Pinecone strike fear in the hearts of the other warriors with such a pony? Still, the princess graciously accepts her gift (even though his eyes point in different directions!) and tries to make the best of the situation. Pinecone tries to train her pony for battle, but it proves difficult to try and turn a chubby pony into a fierce warhorse.
When the day of the battle finally arrives, Pinecone and her pony enter into battle– and surprise everyone with a secret weapon. Goofy illustrations will make younger readers giggle while adults will enjoy the nonsensical, deadpan humor.
If you liked The Princess and the Pony, look for Kate Beaton's latest children's book, King Baby!
Reviewed by: Anique A.
The Book of Unknown Americans
The Book of Unknown Americans, by Cristina Henriquez, is a novel written as a series of interconnected stories, each of which could stand on its own. The book tells the story of several immigrant families from Panama, Mexico, Nicaragua and Latin American countries who end up in Delaware. The stories are told in first person and are narrated by different members of the same family. We learn their backstory, what brought them to the United States, and in some cases a little about how they got here, as well as getting a vivid picture of what life here is like for them, living as immigrants in a country with a culture and language so distinct from their own and one in which immigrants are not always openly welcomed.
The Crossover by Kwame Alexander
The Crossover by Kwame Alexander is a book popping up on a lot of different school summer reading lists. For some students, reading is the last thing they want to do when school is out. It can be hard to get your student to read when the nice weather is calling their name. We get it. However, if you're given a choice on which books to read, this is a great one for students who don't like to read.
This book is unlike any book I've read before. Written completely in verse, there are no more than 50 words on a page. So, just by looking at the pages it doesn't seem all that bad. It's a super quick read and the subject matter is very tangible and realistic.
We're following a pair of twins who are obsessed with basketball, and sometimes girls. Sometimes things are great – you're winning all your games and you're getting A's in all your classes. However, there's always those times when you're mom starts making weird dips trying to get you healthy, you're fighting with a best friend, or your mind just isn't in the game.
If you like this book, you'll enjoy Kwame Alexander's other book Booked, Planet Middle School by Nikki Grimes, and Rocket Man by Jan Coates.
Written by: Megan Y.
Full Dark, No Stars by Stephen King
Adulterio by Paulo Coelho
"El amor verdadero puede competir con cualquier otro amor de este mundo. Cuando entregamos todo, ya no tenemos nada que perder….."
Adulterio es el título del libro más reciente del autor Brasileño Paulo Coelho.
La trama de este nuevo libro sale un poco del estilo de escritura del autor, abarcando temas de la vida como pareja, la rutina, los hijos ¿Que te hace ser feliz? ¿Que te hace ser una persona completa?
Este título está también disponible en ingles Adultery
Si te gusto Adulterio, puedes leer: Come, reza, ama: el viaje de una mujer por Italia, India e Indonesia por Elizabeth Gilbert o Demasiada felicidad por Alice Munro
Gwiazd naszych wina by John Green
Hazel choruje na raka i mimo cudownej terapii dającej perspektywę kilku lat więcej, wydaje się, że ostatni rozdział jej życia został przesądzony już podczas stawiania diagnozy. Spotkanie z grupą wsparcia dla chorej młodzieży bohaterka powieści poznaje niezwykłego młodzieńca Augustusa Watersa, okazuje się, że jej historia przyniesie jej coś czego nie spodziewała się -radość i wsparcie.
Książka Greena jest wnikliwa, odważna, humorystyczna i ostra, według mojej skromnej opinii, to najambitniejsza i najbardziej wzruszająca powieść tego autora. Autor w błyskotliwy sposób zgłębia ekscytującą, zabawną, a równocześnie tragiczną kwestię życia i miłości. Mimo, że bohaterami książki jest młodzież – książka jest wspaniałą lekturą dla każdego.
Kilka slów o autorze: John Green jest znanym pisarzem amerykańskim – autorem książek dla młodzieży. "Gwiazd naszych wina" przyniosła mu największą popularność i poczytność. Autor jest także laureatem licznych nagród literackich, takich jak: The Printz Medal, Edgar Award oraz Printz Honor.
The Martian by Andy Weir
Space travel is a dream for most people. Being among the stars, travelling to new and exciting planets, and is something Mark Watney is a part of. He's part of a team that's sent up to Mars to do tests and experiments. When something goes horribly wrong, he's stranded on Mars with little resources. Not enough resources to last him until the next mission can pick him up. Dealing with the harsh Mars climate and natural disasters, and minimal supplies, Mark must find a way to stay alive until the next landing.
The Martian is packed full of adventure, science, and the "what if" we've all been thinking. This award-winning book is written for adults with teen appeal. This book is available as an audiobook and as an eBook download as well.
Similar books to The Martian include: The Running Man by Richard Bachman, Green Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson, and When the Devil Dances by John Ringo.
Reviewed by Megan
The Enchantress of Florence by Salman Rushdie
"So she became a symbol of peace, of self-sacrifice in the name of peace, for many people. There was much talk of her 'Eastern wisdom,' which she dismissed when it reached her ears. 'There is no particular wisdom in the East,' she said to Argalia. 'All human beings are foolish to the same degree.'" (286)
A young, golden-haired man shows up at the court of the emperor of Hindoostan with a secret. A secret "which only the emperor's ears may hear," and a story that has traveled generations and great continents to arrive…
But what do three boyhood friends from Italy have to do with a legendary princess from East Asia? Part love story, part history lesson, Salman Rushdie beautifully weaves numerous interconnected stories, richly detailed against the background of 17th century Italy and Eastern Asia. Though these tales are abundant with beautiful strong-willed women, mysterious world-travelers, and philosophical poet-emperors, there are lessons for all of us, even if it's just that, no matter how large the world, "All human beings are foolish to the same degree."
Also available in Large Type, Audio CD, and Ebook.
Review by A.Smith


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1. Combine dal and 6 cups water in a large saucepan; bring to a boil. Stir in turmeric, bay leaves, and cinnamon stick; partially cover, reduce heat, and simmer 25 minutes or until tender, stirring occasionally. Stir in 1/2 teaspoon salt. Keep warm.
2. Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add mustard seeds; cook 1 minute or until seeds pop, stirring constantly. Add ginger and next 4 ingredients (through chiles); cook 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Add shallots; cook 3 minutes or until shallots are tender, stirring frequently. Add carrot and cauliflower; cook 5 minutes or until vegetables are crisp-tender, stirring frequently. Add 1 cup dal mixture and remaining 1 teaspoon salt to carrot mixture; cook 2 minutes, stirring frequently.
3. Add carrot mixture to remaining dal mixture; bring to a boil. Cook 40 minutes or until mixture thickens. Sprinkle each serving with 2 tablespoons cilantro leaves. Garnish with lime wedges, if desired.


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We were expecting small, but when we first cast eyes on the Fisheye Baby 110 we were still startled by it's quaintness. This is a camera that could quite feasibly fit in your pocket without any distress. It reminded us of something you might find in a Christmas cracker.
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Tulane women earn WNIT bid
The Tulane University women's basketball team will play in the postseason for the fifth consecutive year as the Green Wave claimed an at-large bid to the 2014 Women's National Invitation Tournament.
The Green Wave will open WNIT action Thursday when they travel to Starkville, Miss., to take on Mississippi State.
The trip to the WNIT is the fourth in as many years for Tulane following a trip to the round of 16 in 2013, consecutive 1-1 showings in both 2011 and 2012 and a berth in the NCAA Tournament in 2010. The WNIT invite marks the first time the Green Wave have earned five consecutive postseason bids since capping a 10-year run with a trip to the NCAAs in 2003. It is also the program's 16th overall postseason bid — 15 of which have come under head coach Lisa Stockton's direction — and sixth trip to the WNIT as Tulane also played in the event in 1994 and 2007.
Thursday's Green Wave/ Bulldogs matchup will be broadcast live on the flagship radio station of Tulane women's basketball, WRBH 88.3 FM, and both live audio and video are available at www.TulaneGreenWave.com to paid members of the All-Access Pass. Additionally, live stats are provided for free on the web via GameTracker.
The Green Wave are one of seven Conference USA teams to earn a spot in the postseason as Middle Tennessee claimed a No. 8 seed in the NCAA Tournament, while Charlotte, East Carolina, Old Dominion, Southern Miss and UTEP will join Tulane in the WNIT.
Tulane enters the 2014 WNIT with a 20-10 overall record and finished fourth in the Conference USA regular-season standings with an 11-5 mark.
As a team, the Green Wave are averaging 68.7 points, 41.2 rebounds, 16.3 assists, 8.2 steals and 4.1 blocks per game.
Junior guard Danielle Blagg leads the Tulane offense with 12.1 points per game, while junior forward Tiffany Dale and junior point guard Jamie Kaplan follow closely with respective averages of 12 and 11.5. Dale paces the Wave with 8.2 rebounds and 1.6 blocked shots per outing. Kaplan has a team-best 6.8 assists-per-game average, and junior wing Adesuwa Ebomwonyi headlines the defense with 1.4 steals per contest.
Tulane is connecting at a .417 clip from the field in 2013-14, hitting 731-of-1752 total shots and 147-of-458 shots from beyond the 3-point arc (.321), while allowing opponents to shoot .385 overall (683-of-1776) and .296 from 3-point land (165-of-554).
Green Wave opponents, meanwhile, are averaging 63.3 points, 37.1 rebounds, 13.5 assists, 8.1 steals and 2.8 blocks per game.
Thursday's WNIT matchup with Mississippi State marks the 10th meeting between the two schools, and Tulane leads in the all-time series, 5-4. The Bulldogs earned an at-large bid to the WNIT by virtue of their 19-13 overall record while finishing with a 5-11 mark in Southeastern Conference action.
Tulane is 6-6 all-time in WNIT contests. The 1994 trip to the then NWIT marked the Green Wave's first-ever postseason appearance as then-head coach Candi Harvey led her team to a 78-75 win against ULM in the opening round before dropping 72-66 and 71-66 decisions to Arkansas State and Pittsburgh, respectively, in Amarillo, Texas. Tulane hosted first-round games in each of their last four trips to the WNIT, defeating Jackson State 76-43 in 2007, downing Southern 63-31 in 2011, earning a 68-61 win against Mississippi Valley State in 2012, and posting a 65-57 victory against Sam Houston State in 2013.
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The Penn State Lady Lions defeated the Florida Gators 83 to 61 in the Second Round of the NCAA Championship on March 25 at the Bryce Jordan Center. With the win, the team advanced to the tournament's Sweet 16 for the 13th time in the program's history. The Lady Lions will next play Stanford on March 30.
Penn State senior Maggie Lucas left the Bryce Jordan Center court for the final time after the Lady Lions' win against Florida in the Second Round of the NCCA Championship on March 25. The Big Ten Player of the Year, who scored 22 points in the game, kissed center court and exited to cheers from the crowd.Image: Bill Zimmerman
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Some more than others, of course.
For example, the second half of SAO was rather...bla and Guilty Crown went above and beyond with pretty much everything towards the end.
Hot schiit. Well do you like mecha? Can start with gundam 00/unicorn. Don't know if you'd want to start with wing since it's older and is probably going to be a bit dry for you.
Rurouni Kenshin Tsuioku Hen
Tosogare Otome x Amnesia
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start with these :> because I have a big list. Not entirely anime, but a lot of it is/will be since there'll be adaptations down the road.
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Isn't that a sequel?
Mecha animes are okay but the mechs alone are not really a selling point for me, if you know what I mean.


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Speak Out 7/5/12
Gene Lyons
The caller who suggested no liberals write for the paper obviously has never heard of Gene Lyons, which is no surprise. Not many people do read that man's column.
Obama, amnesty
I see that our dictator in chief, President Obama, is going to bypass Congress and initiate amnesty for the children of illegal immigrants. What else is he going to do without Congress' consent? Maybe someone ought to get him in front of the Supreme Court for all the illegal stuff he does.
Beetle bags
Japanese beetle traps really work, but there are not enough bags in the package. You can buy more bags or before you use the last one, mark a pattern off it onto a bread wrapper. Bunny whole wheat white bread bags are just the right size. We get a bag full of beetles every day.
Student computers
What a dumb idea that the taxpayer should have to buy a computer for every student at Cape Girardeau Central High School. Do you know that 30 percent of the students at the high school don't graduate? They can't remember to bring a pencil to class, let alone a computer. If you give all these students computers, they are going to drop them on the ground and break them. They are going to forget them and leave them at home. They are not going to have them. So then we would have to buy a second or third computer for the students who don't care. Where is it going to stop? What we need are students who want to learn and want to get jobs after they are through with high school. We need a little work ethic. We don't need to give away computers.
Rental inspections
I'd just like to comment about an article I saw in the paper today about the rental inspections. I think it is a great idea. I rented a home from a landlord. The house was infected with mold, and I could not get the landlord to clean it up. So, yes, I am very much in favor of the rental inspections. At least, if it doesn't do anything else, it will get the landlords to clean up the houses to where they are livable.
Good landlord
I'd just like to make a comment on the rental inspection reviews that I read in the paper today. I would like to comment on Mr. Uzoaru's comment. I wish we had more landlords like Mr. Uzoaru who took care of their property and made it a fit place for renters to live. Good work, Mr. Uzoaru. Keep it up.
McCain's idea
Cap-and-trade was originally the brainchild of Republican Sen. John McCain. When Obama became president and started pushing the idea, McCain reverted to intransigent partisanship, blasted the idea of cap-and-trade and started calling it cap-and-tax.
GOP idea
For the umpteenth time, the individual mandate for health care was a Republican idea, later rejected by Republicans when President Obama became president and said he would go along with the idea.
Checking facts
Factchecking organizations like politifact.com ought to be abolished. It takes the fun out of political campaigns. For example, Mitt Romney said President Obama didn't even mention the federal deficit or debt during his State of the Union address when, in fact, he mentioned his plan to reduce the debt at least six times. How in the world are we going to have an anything-goes, slam-bam election if the lies being told are always being exposed?
Unaffordable rent
I'm wanting to comment on the idea of changing the rentals here in Cape Girardeau to where you have to have them inspected and you have to have a license and all this sort of thing. There are already laws on the books that they can enforce to make them keep them sanitary and kill the roaches and stuff. But some of these poor people, they are not going to be able to afford the price of the rent when this rent goes up and they have to start paying $700 or $800 a month. You are not going to be able to follow all these rules without spending money. And there has to be a profit made.
Charter schools
With Missouri closing at least half a dozen charter schools as a result of their ineffectiveness, the Southeast Missourian retaliates by running a kind of in-your-face piece touting the supposed superiority of these taxpayer-subsidized institutions.
Contempt for Congress
The contempt of Congress for Attorney General Eric Holder is exceeded only by the contempt of the American people for Congress.
Health plan question
For those against the Obama health care plan, I am curious how you will feel when your insurance gets canceled when you get sick and your 25-year-old has to buy his own insurance?
John Roberts
He has grown so much. For voting to uphold the Affordable Care Act, Chief Justice John Roberts now has a chance to join the pantheon of other great Supreme Court justices, like John Marshall, William O. Douglas, Earl Warren and Thurgood Marshall.
Court ruling
The rantings and ravings of Rush and others on the radical right aside, the U.S. Supreme Court did the correct thing in upholding the Affordable Care Act. It is not the job of the court to decide whether a law is good policy. It is the court's role to determine whether a law breaks the rules of the Constitution. A majority of the justices correctly determined that it did not.
Kudos to the Supreme Court for upholding a national version of Romneycare.
Conservative victory
That the Supreme Court should generally defer to the wishes of the legislative branch has long been a hallmark of conservatism. Therefore, I consider the court's upholding of Obamacare a victory for conservative political philosophy, properly understood.
Socialism alive
Socialism is alive and well in the U.S. Those of you who voted Obama in should be ashamed of yourselves for allowing this travesty to take place. May all the ills that will come fall squarely on your heads,
Thanks to firefighters
Bravo, Cape Girardeau firefighters, regarding the auto and house fire June 29. Amazing how quickly the department controlled the fire. Thank you for keeping our neighborhood safe.


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My limited fiction reading had stagnated, and I was looking for something different. I had read a number of bloggers mention Neal Stephenson, and faced with a number of long airport waits, I picked up one of his earlier novels, Snow Crash, written in 1992.
I was hooked. The characters, writing and look at our not-too-distant future more than make up for the convoluted plot. One of the novel's main characters, who is not-so-subtly named Hiro Protagonist, describes himself on his business card as "Last of the freelance hackers. Greatest sword fighter in the world. Stringer, Central Intelligence Corporation, Specializing in software-related intel (music, movies & microcode." However, we find him working as a pizza delivery man at the beginning of the novel. Why? Because Stephenson's world is one where globalization, privatization and franchising have taken over. As Hiro says
once our edge in natural resources has been made irrelevant by giant Hong Kong ships and dirigibles that can ship North Dakota all the way to New Zealand for a nickel–once the Invisible Hand has taken all those historical inequities and smeared them out into a broad global layer of what a Pakistani brickmaker would consider to be prosperity–y'know what? There's only four things we do better than anyone else: music, movies, microcode(software), and high-speed pizza delivery.
Most governmental functions — such as providing roads, law enforcement, or central intelligence– have been taken over by franchises. Most people live in burbclaves, autonomous subdevelopments owned by franchises. The US government is still around, but withered to where it just controls small patches of territory. Pizza delivery is dominated by CosaNostra Pizza, run by the Mafia and headed by a mostly benevolent mob boss known as Uncle Enzo. The reach of the franchises is world-wide; one of the best-run is Mr. Lee's Greater Hong Kong.
That's a very simplified description of the environment that the characters operate. In the opening chapter, Hiro meets YT, a skateboard-riding courier for RadiKS, the Radikal Kourier Systems. Beneath the kourier suit she's actually a teen-age girl with loads of attitude. They end up in a loose alliance with Uncle Enzo, and later Mr. Lee of Greater Hong Kong. They are opposed by Raven, who is an Aleutian hitman who is probably packing his own nuclear weapons; L. Bob Rife, a media mogul; and a televangelist named the Reverend Wayne Bedford.
While these characters might sound both wildly imaginative and confusing, that's nothing compared to the plot. There's no way you can begin to describe the plot in less than about 470 pages, which is how long this book is. The plot involves: something called Snow Crash, which is both a computer virus and a drug; ancient Sumerian legends; the Tower of Babel; an enormous floating raft filled with refugees, constructed out of the USS Enterprise and various oil tankers. And it involves something called the Metaverse, which may be the most interesting concept in the whole book.
This book was published in 1992, which meant that Stephenson was writing it when the Internet was in its infancy, and the World Wide Web totaled maybe 300 text pages. The Metaverse was an artificial reality where people could visit, socialize, and practically live. They moved through it as avatars, and the interface was not a screen but a lens, goggles, and earphone apparatus that immersed you in the artificial world. The Metaverse may actually be the most interesting aspect of the book.
This book is not for everyone. If you like simple stories with linear plots, look elsewhere. But you will miss some great descriptive writing, as in this description
the town of Port Sherman, Oregon is suddenly laid out before him: a flash of yellow loglo wrapped into a vast U-shaped valley that was ground out of the rock, a long time ago, by a big tongue of ice in an epochal period of geological cunnilingus. There is just a light dusting of gold around the edges where it fades into the rain forest, a long narrow fjordlike notch cut into the straight coastline of Oregon, a deep cold trench of black water heading straight out to Japan.
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My plan was to share all 4th of July recipes with you this week, but I made these last night and I couldn't resist sharing them with you today. They were that good. I was inspired to make these by a meal that Ryan ordered when we visited an Asian restaurant recently. These meatballs include tender pork, fresh ginger, garlic, cilantro, sesame seeds and serrano peppers. While they were wonderful on their own, I decided that a simple dipping sauce would only add to the deliciousness.
I did choose to fry these meatballs because I wanted a crispy golden brown outside with a tender flavorful inside. If you would prefer to bake them, I would recommend drizzling them with a little olive oil before cooking them in a preheated 350 degree oven for about 30-35 minutes or until cooked through.
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Widely regarded as the premier piano trio of its generation, the Claremont Trio is sought after for its thrillingly virtuosic and richly communicative performances.
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Toshio Hosokawa
Toshio Hosokawa (細川 俊夫 Hosokawa Toshio?, born 23 October 1955 in Hiroshima, Japan) is a Japanese composer of contemporary classical music.[1]
Hosokawa studied with Yun Isang at the Berlin University of the Arts. Since 1998, Hosokawa has served as Composer-in-Residence at the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra. In 2004, Hosokawa became a guest professor at Tokyo College of Music. In 2001, Hosokawa became a member of Academy of Arts, Berlin.
Invited by Walter Fink, he was the 18th composer featured in the annual Komponistenporträt of the Rheingau Musik Festival in 2008, in chamber music, played by the Arditti Quartet and Mayumi Miyata (Shō), and the oratorio Voiceless Voice in Hiroshima, performed by the WDR Symphony Orchestra and Choir, Cologne conducted by Rupert Huber.[2]
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Hosokawa has received the following awards and honors.
- First Prize in the Composition Competition which marked the 100th Anniversary of the Berliner Philharmoniker (1982)
- Rheingau Musikpreis (1998)
- Duisburger Musikpreis (1998)
- musica viva-Preis der ARD und BMW AG (2001)
- the 39th Suntory Music Award (2007)
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|1998041919 Apr 1998, Gasteig/ Munich Biennale
|Vision of Lear
|Opera in 2 acts, 105'
|Tadashi Suzuki, after his stage play The Tale of Lear
|2004070808 Jul 2004, Théâtre du Jeu de Paume/ Festival d'Aix-en-Provence
|Opera in 1 act, 80'
|the composer, after the English translation by Donald Keene of the modern Noh play by Yukio Mishima
|201105033 May 2011, La Monnaie, Bruxelles
|Opera in one act, 80'
|Hannah Dübgen, after the Noh play Matsukaze by Zeami
- Voiceless Voice in Hiroshima for soloists, narrators, chorus, tape (ad lib.) and orchestra (1989/2001) after Matsuo Bashō, Paul Celan and Genbaku no Ko[3]
- Preludio (1982)
- In die Tiefe der Zeit (Into the Depths of Time)
- Ferne Landschaft I (a work commissioned by Kyoto city. 1987, Kenichiro Kobayashi & Kyoto Symphony Orchestra.)
- Ferne Landschaft II (a work commissioned by the Gunma Symphony Orchestra. 1996, Ken Takaseki & Gunma Symphony Orchestra.)
- Ferne Landschaft III-seascapes of Fukuyama (a work commissioned by Fukuyama city. 1996, Naohiro Totsuka & Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra.)
Orchestra, Koizumi, Kazuhiro conductor.
- Circulating Ocean (2005)
- danses imaginaires (2007)
- Woven Dreams (2009–10)
- Meditation (2011–12) to the victims of Tsunami (3.11)
- Flute Concerto Per Sonare (1988)
- Cello concerto (1997)
- Voyage II for bassoon and ensemble (1997)
- Horn Concerto Moment of Blossoming (2010)
Chamber music[edit]
- Landscape V for shō and string quartet (1993)
- Silent Flowers for string quartet (1998)
- Deep Silence (2002), duets for shō (bamboo mouth organ), and accordion in the Gagaku style, including:
- Cloudscapes - Moon Night
- Wie ein Atmen im Lichte after a drawing of Rudolf Steiner
- Sen V
- Blossoming for string quartet (2007)
- Lied II (リート Ⅱ) for viola and piano (2008)
- Für Walter for soprano saxophone and piano, percussion ad libitum (2010), dedicated to Walter Fink for his 80th birthday[4]
- Spell (呪文) for violin solo (2010)
- Lullaby of Itsuki: from Japanese Folk Songs (五木の子守歌 −日本民謡より−) for violin and piano (2011)
- Threnody: To the Victims of the Tōhoku Earthquake 3.11 (哀歌 −東日本大震災の犠牲者に捧げる−) for viola solo (2011)
Vocal music[edit]
- "Renka I" for soprano and guitar (1986)
- "Three love songs" for voice and alto saxophone (2005)
- "Drei Engel-Lieder" for soprano and harp (2014)
Choral music[edit]
- "Ave Maria for 16-part mixed choir a cappella (1991) [5]
- ^ André de Quadros The Cambridge Companion to Choral Music 2012 1107493390 p.156 "There has been a marked increase in choral compositions since the founding of the JCA ... Notable choral composers are Chihara Hideki, Hosokawa Toshio, Suzuki Teruaki, Kanno Shigeru, and Matsushita Ko; ..."
- ^ Klangmächtige Kathedralen Gerd Döring in Frankfurter Rundschau, 2 September 2008 (in German)
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- ^ "Komponistenwerkstatt: Walter Fink zum 80. Geburtstag" (in German). Rheingau Musik Festival. 2010. Retrieved 5 August 2010.
- ^ BIS Records
Further reading[edit]
- Narazaki, Yoko. 2001. "Hosokawa, Toshio". The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, second edition, edited by Stanley Sadie and John Tyrrell. London: Macmillan Publishers.
External links[edit]
- Toshio Hosokawa on Naxos site
- Toshio Hosokawa on Neos site, a label for Contemporary Music
- Toshio Hosokawa on Schott Music site
- Toshio Hosokawa on agent's site
- "biography" (in French). IRCAM. including a detailed list of works
- interview by Fabrizio Rota
- 1955 births
- 20th-century classical composers
- 20th-century Japanese musicians
- 21st-century classical composers
- 21st-century Japanese musicians
- Japanese classical composers
- Japanese male classical composers
- Living people
- Members of the Academy of the Arts, Berlin
- Musicians from Hiroshima
- Recipients of the Medal with Purple Ribbon
- 20th-century Japanese composers
- 21st-century Japanese composers


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January carried on the consecutive win-streak to seven months, as the portfolio was up 0.28%.
The month also saw a $500 deposit that was used to rebalance the portfolio, and pushed the account over five-digits/$10,000.
Toward the end of the month, the total asset gains were over $1,000, and were greater than the total CESGs received.
However, the past couple of days saw most of the month's gains evaporate, lowering the total asset gains to just shy of $900.
Monthly results
The portfolio this month: up 0.28% or $29.06
Complete RESP results
The portfolio since inception (April 2015): up 9.31% or $884.57
If I count the Canada Education Savings Grant [CESG] funds as an investment gain, the portfolio is: up 22.17% or $1,884.57
How much money is the RESP making each year based on my deposits and growth (aka the annualized money-weighted rate of return since inception): 7.91%
How much money is the RESP making each year if I ignore the size of new deposits and treat them all equally (aka the annualized time-weighted rate of return since inception): 4.87%
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About Sonavale
Post delicious and hot kanda pohe / upma in the bus and a halt near Murbad for a piping hot and refreshing chai, we reached Sonavale, the base village.
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54 Kms from Sonavale
Best time to visit - January,February,October,November,December
Perhaps the largest metropolis in the country, Mumbai is a multi-faceted city with something to offer everyone. From the imposing architecture of Gateway of India to the crystal clear waters of the Marine Drive, from the modern architecture marvel of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link to the Elephanta Caves, the city brings the old and new together. It is also home to the very popular Hindi film industry and most Bollywood celebrities have residences here. The most famous spot here is probably the Chowpatty Beach, which remains packed throughout the year, especially during Ganesh Chaturthi, a festival which sees thousands of Mumbaikars get together to immerse an idol in the waters. The Siddhivinayak Temple of Mumbai is a famous place that is frequented by believers in large numbers on a daily basis. Lying along the salty waters of the Arabian Sea is the Juhu Beach, which is another popular beach in the city. The Essel World Amusement Park here is an ideal picnic spot to cool off in the hot summers of Mumbai. The city, being a metro, offers all kind of food from different parts of the world. The local pao bhaji and vada pao can be sampled at any local eatery. Popular restaurants here are LSD, Indigo, Cafe Churchill and Cafe Leopold.
93 Kms from Sonavale
Best time to visit - January,February,March,October,November,December
Called the Oxford of the East, Pune is a bubbling cosmopolitan city. A large student hub, this city loves art, culture and theatre. The Sahyadri hill range of the Western Ghats makes this destination ideal for hiking and wildlife spotting. A shower of rain brings the city alive. The Agha Khan Palace of Pune is a sprawling complex with emerald green gardens and sprawling lawns, perfect for a casual stroll. The Shaniwarwada is an ancient structure built by the Peshwas and the ruins of this marvellous architecture can still be seen in the city. Dedicated to the brave hearts of the Indian Army, the National War Museum is a popular tourist destination and houses militia paraphernalia. Those interested in meditation can get day passes from the Osho International Meditation Resort, which is very popular with tourists. Handcrafted beer, baked goodies at the Kayani Bakery on East Street and eateries such as Touche the Sizzler, Malaka Spice and Dario's will complete your trip here.
107 Kms from Sonavale
Best time to visit - January,February,March,July,August,September,October,November,December
Famous for its many temples and ghats, Nashik is one of the holiest cities in India. And for those looking for something more, there are the Sula Vineyards to explore. The eventful history of Nasik is evident in its various forts, including Harihar Fort and Ramshej Fort, that are sprinkled all over the city. The Sita Gufa or the Cave of Sita is believed to be the spot from where Goddess Sita was abducted by Ravana, while Panchvati is believed to be the asylum of Lord Rama during his exile. The Timbakeshwar Temple of Nasik is as much an architectural masterpiece as it is a religious centre. Carved intricately, this much-celebrated temple is perched on top of the Brahmagiri hills. Indulge your senses at the Sula Vineyards, which offer an insightful and entertaining tour that offers information on wine manufacturing and a chance for wine tasting. Nasik offers an impressive assortment of Maharashtrian food that is lightly influenced by the neighbouring states of Gujarat and Rajasthan. Popular restaurants include Barbeque Ville Veg Aroma and Aster The Coffee Shop. For accommodation, Nashik has options in all segments – budget, mid-range and luxury hotels.
144 Kms from Sonavale
Best time to visit - January,February,March,April,May,October,November,December
Of panoramic views, perennial waterfalls and picturesque landscapes, Mahabaleshwar stands out as the largest and most popular hill station in the Western Ghats. Owing to comfortable temperatures, Mahabaleshwar is thronged by tourists throughout the year, except during the four months of heavy monsoons from June to September. Being the erstwhile summer capital of the Bombay presidency during the British Raj, this place has a lot to offer — spectacular sunrise and sunset viewpoints, popular one-day treks to go on, and boating at the Venna Lake. Additionally, tourists can retrospect history at the centuries-old Pratapgad Fort and savour some toothsome jams and marmalades at the Mapro Garden. One must not miss out on the famous corn patties and strawberry cream when in Mahabaleshwar. Should you visit in March, you will be lucky to witness the gastronomically delightful Strawberry Festival that takes place every year. Plan a weekend getaway to this hill station and you will be impressed.
311 Kms from Sonavale
Best time to visit - January,February,March,April,May,October,November,December
Part of the famous Daman and Diu islands, Diu is a lovely town for those who are looking for a quiet, laidback beach vacation. You will experience traces of Portuguese history and culture and it's quite a delight to discover. Do visit Ghoghla beach for the water sports and also the delicious local cuisine. Nagoa beach is another famous beach close to Diu. It's famous for its water sports and it is also perhaps one of the few beaches where you can enjoy swimming. The best way perhaps to discover Diu is on a scooty. The roads here are very well maintained and there isn't too much traffic so it's a delight to ride here. If you have a little time on your hands, do visit the wonderful Sea Shell Museum. Though you may feel the collection is a little repetitive, it is definitely worth a visit. The hotels and guesthouses here are exceptionally welcoming and warm. Do a thorough research before you decide on a place to stay since it can make all the difference!
149 Kms from Sonavale
Best time to visit - January,February,September,October,November,December
Deriving its name from the five hills surrounding it, Panchgani is a nature lover's delight. Popular for its stunning beauty, peace and serenity, Panchgani is a favourite weekend spot. A small trek to Sydney Point will offer you picturesque views of the Dhom Dam with the river flowing along the valley. Besides this, Table Land, situated here is the second longest mountain plateau of Asia. For everyone who is interested in history, Devil's Kitchen is a must visit. Located close to Table Land, Devil's Kitchen is said to have been home to the Pandavas of the Mahabharata epic for a while. The Pāndavgad Caves (near Wāi) are also said to be built by them then. Parsi Point is another interesting touristy spot. It is the windiest part of Panchghani and is a part of the road which leads to Mahabaleshwar. The other attractions here include Bhim Chula, Harrison's Valley, Lingmala Point and Rajauri Caves.
238 Kms from Sonavale
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The destination of the World Heritage sites of Ajanta and Ellora caves where you find a new meaning of beauty, Aurangabad was named after the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. The city is located at the banks of the Kham River and known as one of the most historically significant cities of Maharshtra. You will also find the best museums out here which include the three most important ones. These are the Sunehri Mahal Museum, University Museum and the Chhatrapati Shivaji Museum. apart from recieving all other modern facilities and amenities during your trip, you can laze away the afternoons in the beauty of the Bani Begum Gardens too.
76 Kms from Sonavale
Best time to visit - January,February,March,November,December
Alibag is a popular getaway, both in real life and reel Bollywood movies. Though its growth to a popular beach town is obvious and much deserved, the town sees a huge crowd throughout the year that gives you less time to explore the place on your own. There are tons of beaches here, the popular ones being Alibag beach, Nagaon beach, Versoli beach, Awas beach and others. Awas Beach is the quietest here and a stunning escape from the rush of tourists. If you want a break from beaches, though it seems unlikely, you can head to Kolaba Fort, which is close to Alibag beach. If you are in the mood for some adventure, there are numerous water sports that take place here and are a must do. There are also tons of hotels in case you are looking for a luxurious holiday since the hotels focus on a complete holiday package for travellers.
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Although internationally known as a singer and songwriter, Bob Dylan is also an author, film director, actor, disc jockey and visual artist. One of the most influential and, at times, controversial figures in the music of the past five decades, he has sold over 110 million records around the world and since 1988 has played around 100 shows a year in the 'Never-Ending Tour'. He paints mostly from life: 'I'm pretty much interested in people, histories, myth, and portraits; people of all stripes'.
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Bob Dylan is one of the world's most influential and ground-breaking artists. He has sold more than 125 million records around the world and amassed a singular body of work that includes some of the greatest and most popular songs the world has ever known. His first success came in the early 1960s as a live performer in the coffee houses and folk clubs of New York's Greenwich Village. He continues to traverse the globe each year, performing more than 100 concerts annually in front of crowds who embrace his new material with the same fervour as his classic output. In recent years, his work as an author and visual artist has further burnished his popularity and acclaim: a worldwide best-selling memoir, Chronicles: Volume One, spent 19 weeks on the New York Times Best Sellers list in 2004, and since 2007 major exhibitions of his paintings have been shown at some of the world's most prestigious museums and galleries.
Born in Duluth, Minnesota, on 24 May 1941, Dylan spent most of his childhood in the iron-mining town of Hibbing. He taught himself piano and guitar and played in several bands, both in his hometown and in Duluth. In 1961, heavily influenced by Woody Guthrie and other American folk artists, Dylan moved to New York and began to play in the burgeoning folk music scene of Greenwich Village. He was signed to Columbia Records by renowned Artists and Repertoire executive John Hammond in 1961, and his self-titled debut album was released in 1962.
Many of Dylan's early songs were made famous by other artists such as Joan Baez and Peter, Paul & Mary, whose versions of his classic compositions 'Blowin' In The Wind' and 'The Times They Are A-Changin'' helped bring the young artist to a larger audience. From his earliest performances in Greenwich Village coffee shops, folk festivals and rallies in the early 1960s to his stadium rock concerts of the 1970s and subsequent annual international tours, Dylan established an enduring reputation as one of the world's great live performers. He has released over 50 albums and written more than 600 songs, including 'Like A Rolling Stone', 'All Along The Watchtower', 'Knockin' On Heaven's Door', 'Tangled Up In Blue' and 'Make You Feel My Love'. His songs have been covered more than 6,000 times by artists as diverse as Duke Ellington, Jimi Hendrix, Guns N' Roses, Stevie Wonder, Rod Stewart, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bob Marley, Pearl Jam, Neil Young, Adele and U2.
Dylan's contributions to worldwide culture have been recognised and honoured with many awards. He received an honorary doctorate of music from Princeton University, New Jersey, in 1970 and another from the University of St Andrew's, Scotland, in 2004. President Clinton presented him with a Kennedy Center Honor at the White House in 1997, recognising the excellence of his contribution to American culture. President Obama subsequently granted him America's 2009 National Medal of Arts and, in 2012, the highest civilian honour in the United States, the Presidential Medal of Freedom. In 2013, he received France's prestigious appointment of Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur.
Dylan's song 'Things Have Changed' from the film Wonder Boys (2000) garnered a 2001 Academy Award. In 2007 he received Spain's Prince of Asturias Award for the Arts and in 2008 a Special Citation Pulitzer Prize 'for his profound impact on popular music and American culture, marked by lyrical compositions of extraordinary poetic power'. In addition to winning 11 Grammy Awards, Dylan has achieved six entries in the Grammy Hall of Fame, which honours recordings of 'qualitative or historical significance' at least 25 years old. His 37th studio album, Fallen Angels, was released to critical acclaim in May 2016, entering the charts in the top 10 in 12 countries.
2016 Bob Dylan: The New Orleans Series, New Orleans Museum of Art, Louisiana, USA
2016 Face Value, Kent State University Museum, Kent, Ohio, USA
2016 Face Value, Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz, Chemnitz, Germany
2015 Face Value, Butler Museum, Youngstown, Ohio, USA
2014 Bob Dylan, CAMERIMAGE, Tumult Gallery, Toruń, Poland
2014 Face Value, Museum of National History, Copenhagen, Denmark
2013 Revisionist Art, Gagosian Gallery, New York, NY, USA
2013 Mood Swings, Halcyon Gallery, London
2013 Bob Dylan: Face Value, The National Portrait Gallery, London
2013 The New Orleans Series, Palazzo Reale, Milan
2011 The Asia Series, Gagosian Gallery, New York
2010 The Brazil Series, Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen
2010 The Drawn Blank Series, Accademia Albertina delle Belle Arti, Turin, Italy
2010 The Drawn Blank Series, Asahi Exhibition Centre, Roppongi, Tokyo
2010 Bob Dylan on Canvas, Halcyon Gallery, London
2009 The Drawn Blank Series, Halcyon Gallery, London
2009 The Drawn Blank Series, Edinburgh City Centre
2008 The Drawn Blank Series, Halcyon Gallery, London
2007 The Drawn Blank Series, Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz, Germany
2013 American Honorary member, American Academy of Arts and Letters
2012 US Presidential Medal of Freedom
2009 US National Medal of Arts
2008 Special Citation Pulitzer Prize
2007 Spain's Prince of Asturias Award for the Arts
2004 Honorary Doctorate, University of St Andrew's, Scotland
1997 Kennedy Center Honor
1970 Honorary Doctorate, University of Princeton, New Jersey, USA


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Green & Black's was founded in 1991 by Josephine Fairley and Craig Sams from a wish to make good-quality organic chocolate without harming the environment. Caroline Jeremy was the inspiration behind The New Covent Garden Soup Company books and is now working on the Green & Black's brand.
Green and Black's Chocolate Recipes
From the Cacao Pod to Muffins, Mousses and Moles
Editor: Caroline Jeremy
Photographs by Francesca Yorke
Kyle Books
Paperback; $19.95
Information provided by the publisher.
This page created October 2005
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