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Good Reads : Unbroken
I'm off to Texas this morning for a meeting and even though I'll return home tonight, choosing a book to take has proven to be a pain-staking process. I'm not deep into a certain book yet (having just finished one), so I stared at my book shelf and debated what spine to pull (here's a picture of my options). Did I ever mention that I owned a library as a kid? And right about NOW you're realizing that, yes, I'm proving every homeschooler stereotype.
I had shelves of books and an index box with corresponding cards alphabetized by author name, just as my local librarian, Mrs Blum, taught me. I dusted my library shelves and even charged fines to those who didn't return my books on time. It was a good thing I was fat as a kid or else I'd be worried about getting beat up for charging fees.
Years later, I still keep tabs on my books, even though I hate admitting this. Once my sister and I got into an argument because I wouldn't let her borrow a book because I said she wouldn't return it. I relented…but scribbled my name in the corner of the book JUST SO SHE'D KNOW WHO SHE WAS MESSING WITH. It's a wonder I have friends in real life.
I recently added these books to my library and here's my opinions on these Good Reads…
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. I didn't know what to think of this book because I picked it up from the Teen Fiction section at Barnes&Noble…I slithered through the aisle to snag it before anyone noticed it was perched next to the Twilight series. I heard great things about it, but was warned it focused on a teen battling cancer. In light of losing Grace, my friends weren't sure it was proper time, but I dove it and loved every minute. I cried (and cried) at the end of the story because it's impeccably written, moving, real, and raw. Green writes in a way that makes the reader fully invested in the story and beg to find cures for a disease that robs many good souls. I loved it.
All Over but the Shoutin' by Rick Bragg. Make no mistake…this book is good (and very well written), but I just couldn't get invested in the story. It's the biography of Bragg's mother's life and while poignant, it was a little slow moving and extraordinarily descriptive. I mean, I like words, but Bragg chains them together to make you feel like you're stuck in the hills of Mississippi licking moonshine off your chapped lips. Every.single.chapter. I have a ton of respect for his family and his hard working mother, but I'd likely pass if given the option to read it again.
Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand. Okay, WHERE DO I START WITH THIS BOOK?! My friend Gail suggested I read it, but she warned me it'd likely be different from what we normally read. Penned by the author of Seabiscuit (strike one), it focused on World War II (strike two…I don't like violence), and chronicled the amazing life of Louis Zamperini, an American Olympian drafted for the war then taken as a Japanese prisoner of war (strike three…I don't like prisoners). For some reason, I skeptically picked it up…then couldn't put it down. It's 400 odd pages, but I was hooked from beginning to end. It reads like a Hollywood movie and if there weren't so many legal documents verifying the truth of his life's odessey, I might never believe the strength of the human spirit. I finished feeling refreshed, emboldened, and challenged to live life bigger than I could have imagined. So, so good!
Happy Wednesday and if you borrow one of my books…LATE FEES!!!
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April 11th, 2012 at 1:49 pm
Unbroken is hands down one of my all time favorite books. ever. When my pop-pop died this winter, I was sitting in his office looking over his library, and saw Unbroken sitting on his desk. It must have been one of the last books he read. I started to read it and couldn't put it down! It's so raw, emotional, vivid….and SO good.
April 11th, 2012 at 1:53 pm
The only one of the books there that I've read is Crazy Love. It's a really good book. Easy to read but makes you think too. I still don't grasp the enormity of the love that it tries to convey. Definitely a book I would reccommend to others, in fact my copy has been loaned to friends a few times and I'm not sure who has it now! Maybe your library system has some merit 🙂
April 11th, 2012 at 2:16 pm
Thanks for sharing! Greetings from Puerto Rico, have a nice trip to Texas!
April 11th, 2012 at 2:23 pm
I am not one who normally recommends books to others, but of late I have read three fictional books that knocked my socks off:
The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. Wow. A first novel that is a home-run. Well worth the read.
Daemon by Daniel Suarez. I bought it on the remainder table in the local bookstore and was blown away. The guy who made the movie Wargames now has optioned the movie rights to this book.
Freedom ™ by Daniel Suarez. The sequel that finishes off the story. Wow.
April 11th, 2012 at 2:50 pm
Um, I'm loving your shelf decor! And while I haven't read any of the books in the photo, I'll suggest Looking for Alaska, since my husband lived there for 7 years. And learned how to evade Grizzly Bears. No, really, apparently they teach you those things in Alaska. Have fun with your turnaround trip to Texas…the weather is perfect today. Unlike last week where there were like 13 tornadoes and I was on the road listening to NPR telling people to "seek shelter NOW" and I was freaking out! I'll take a small earthquake over a small tornado any day. 🙂 Okay, have a great Wednesday!!
April 11th, 2012 at 3:08 pm
I read Unbroken earlier this year and I absolutely loved it! Imagine it will be the best book I read all year.
April 11th, 2012 at 3:29 pm
Unbroken is on my list of books to get! Can't wait to read it.
April 11th, 2012 at 3:34 pm
I have heard so much about Unbroken and have been meaning to read it! Thanks for reminding me!
April 11th, 2012 at 3:44 pm
My sister might have you beat on the "librarian" score you have going. . . she made me check out books from her WITH A PHOTO I.D. My. SISTER! lol 🙂 (She also made me cover the books to keep them safe and protected…)
April 11th, 2012 at 3:47 pm
Unbroken is a truly amazing story and one of the best books I ever read (actually I bought the audiobook). Everytime I saw your blog mentioning books I wanted to recommend it to you but I figured it wouldn't be your style of book. So glad to hear you checked it out and loved. Highly recommended for everyone. Incredible!
April 11th, 2012 at 3:57 pm
I love the book "Unbroken" as well. It is an amazing story. Last fall I was actually privileged to hear Louis Zamperini speak. It just goes to show what we could actually do if we set our minds to it!
April 11th, 2012 at 4:07 pm
Thanks Jasmine! These are some of my favorite posts you write and I usually end up nominating a book (or two) that you've mentioned for my book club 🙂
April 11th, 2012 at 4:08 pm
Yay, I'm glad you liked The Fault in Our Stars! You've got to read Looking For Alaska next– that's also a brilliant work of his. Really, all of Green's novels are wonderful.
April 11th, 2012 at 4:10 pm
Ha! I never loan out my own books either…. and I wish I had a library. I wish I was a librarian! (but all the schooling! ugh!). You'd probably charge me lots of late fees. When I love a book, I have a tendency to claim it for myself… like my sister's copy of the Hunger Games. Hey, she didn't write her name in the cover, so it COULD have been mine to start, right?! 😉
April 11th, 2012 at 4:10 pm
I have not read Unbroken but a few years ago I read an article on Louis Zamperini. I was moved beyond words. I took a leap of faith and wrote him a letter pouring my heart out onto paper like an idiot. Or so I thought. He actually wrote back a week later and it is still one of my most prized possessions to this.
April 11th, 2012 at 4:13 pm
Ah! I'm currently reading "the fault in our stars" even though we just lost my little brother 11 months ago to the same diagnosis. It's a great read so far. Almost a comic relief. Thanks for highlighting it!
I'm in Amarillo, tx. Surely you're not comin here. I hope you enjoy your (brief) stay
April 11th, 2012 at 4:17 pm
You crack me up and save me time on figuring out on what to read next. Just finished "The War of Art" for the second time. Yes, I read it once and turned around and read it again. Juuussst to be sure I recognize "my resistance" and overcome it! Donald Miller "A Million Miles in a Thousand Years" it's a good one you should add it to your library:)
April 11th, 2012 at 4:18 pm
April 11th, 2012 at 4:19 pm
Yay! Thanks for the book reviews. I can never have enough books to read. 🙂
April 11th, 2012 at 4:22 pm
If you haven't read The Help, you should! It's an easy read, but well written and the content is amazing.
April 11th, 2012 at 4:26 pm
Seriously think we are Latina sister from another mother. I dread when someone asks to borrow a book. Mind you I'm an only child and never had to share except with cousins. You know we have a ton! Once a friend asked if she could borrow your book Exposed… glup did she just ask to borrow my Jasmine Star book. I mentally yelled at myself for even mentioning I had it!! Enjoy my beautiful home of TEXAS how I miss it and here's to Southern Hospitality and sharing!
April 11th, 2012 at 4:31 pm
A few things:
1) I actually had a legit old school library stamp I'd use with books as a kid because yeah, I kept those same records you did! And yep, still hard to lend out books without wanting to add a "And if you don't give this back, I know where you live" comment – haha
2) So glad you fell for Hazel and Gus too. This is on its way to being made a movie. They better not mess it up! And also, if you didn't already love John Green, you MUST read this article (it's full of incredible background on Fault in Our Stars) — so proud to say he's a Hoosier: http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/how-john-green-won-the-internet/Content?oid=12832873
3) And finally, OMG Louis…so so incredible. What he goes through in Japan is so awful you almost FORGET he was lost at sea as long as he was. And that picture of him all old, rockin' out on a skateboard? Man, what a guy. SO glad you enjoyed a dip out of your reading comfort zone! Right there with ya!
April 11th, 2012 at 4:32 pm
Great post! I still need to read Unbroken thanks for the reminder. I had the opportunity to see Louis Zamperini earlier this year at Church. Amazing interview between our pastor and Louis 🙂
April 11th, 2012 at 4:33 pm
And by the way, this book of Rick's is pretty solid: http://www.amazon.com/Somebody-Told-Me-Newspaper-Stories/dp/0375725520/ref=pd_sim_b_3
You have to understand, when I was 20, HE was the kind of journalist I wanted to be. Sigh.
April 11th, 2012 at 4:33 pm
I would love to see a seperate category for all the book reviews you have on the blog (for easy access). It is not easy to pick a new book..
Have a super day.
April 11th, 2012 at 4:39 pm
YIPPIE!! It's the sign I gave you for Christmas! 🙂
April 11th, 2012 at 4:46 pm
I would love love to read Unbroken. If I can ever figure out how to download books to my iPad I'll be golden.
April 11th, 2012 at 4:47 pm
Ha ha! We are kindred spirits! I actually had to have a large built in bookcase built in my basement to house my book collection. I am very anal about my books and hate to loan them out. God forbid you dog-ear a page!! Thanks for the book reccos. BTW, since you're a dog lover, you need to read Sight Hound by Pam Houston. It's amazing.
April 11th, 2012 at 4:59 pm
TEXAS! 🙂 Enjoy your quick trip and I hope you have a good meeting!
April 11th, 2012 at 5:02 pm
I recently read "the fault in our stars" and absolutely loved it!
April 11th, 2012 at 5:03 pm
Hahahaha…I'm the say way with books!!! Don't let me get it back all messed up either! RGH! I keep my books in pristine condition! For this reason…I myself very rarely loan out books. Thanks for the suggestions and safe travels to Texas!! Love that quote under the bottle!
April 11th, 2012 at 5:04 pm
I see Crazy Love in that mix 🙂 I love that book, and everything Francis Chan writes, he is so inspiring.
April 11th, 2012 at 5:10 pm
thanks for the good reads jas! i will definitely be reading unbroken (i'm a history nut) :] not sure i could get through the fault in our stars in one piece.
April 11th, 2012 at 5:16 pm
Just wish I had the time to escape in a book. I will be working on that this month. I need to find my time management book..LOL Let me go dust it off :o)
April 11th, 2012 at 5:24 pm
Read Crazy Love! It will rock you. I promise.
April 11th, 2012 at 5:31 pm
Thanks for the book suggestions. I think we tend to have similar taste in books. Are you on goodreads.com? I wish I could "friend" you on there and share ratings. lol
April 11th, 2012 at 5:47 pm
As I'm sitting in a large room surrounded by double-booked bookshelves, I can relate! I'm proud of my library though I really need to do a better job at getting through my "to read" list and not just adding to the collection!
April 11th, 2012 at 5:58 pm
I instantly read this post because of the title. I jut finished Unbroken on Monday – I waited to return it until I had even read all the acknowledgements. (Yea, I'm a book nerd too.) I devoured every word! It showed how crazy perfect God's providence is- even when I don't agree or understand. Thanks for sharing!
April 11th, 2012 at 6:04 pm
The Bible is the best read ever!
April 11th, 2012 at 6:37 pm
Haha!! I once made my sister in law replace the book she lost… first edition Nicholas Sparks in hardcover in pristine condition (because that's how I lent it to her). I'm amazed we're still talking!!
April 11th, 2012 at 6:40 pm
I read The Fault in our Stars because of the instagram photo you took of it. I LOVED it. Such a good book!
April 11th, 2012 at 6:54 pm
I heard Louis Zamperini speak at the Harvest Crusade this past year. He is an amazing and inspiring person. And although physically weakened by age…a very dapper old man. 😉 Can't wait to pick up the book!
April 11th, 2012 at 7:51 pm
I like the last review on the book Unbroken. Sounds like a good read. I like books that document the life of a person who survived the impossible. It reminds me of a book called, "Safely Home" by Randy Alcorn. It's about religious freedom. It's a book that captures the heart and for those who have a soft heart, it is hard to put down. So next time you fly, maybe consider this novel. It's inspiring in many ways, and is very thought provoking.
April 11th, 2012 at 10:52 pm
I love that you said "it would be different from what we normally read" because my friend Rebecca is like Gail, she always recommends books to me and she reads then, then rushes me through reading them, then we discuss.
Good thing you WERE a fat kid, don't want to go getting beat up. But I heard fat kids read Harry Potter…. I'M SENDING YOU A COPY with YOUR name signed in it. That way, you have to own it.
April 12th, 2012 at 1:13 am
I hope you brought Looking For Alaska! What ended up being the winner?
April 12th, 2012 at 6:10 am
I noticed you call these posts about your recent reads "good reads"… have you heard of the website called GoodReads ? (http://www.goodreads.com/). Awesome site where anybody can review books, find new ones, etc. If you haven't yet you should absolutely check it out. 🙂
Happy reading!
April 12th, 2012 at 6:27 am
yay I LOVE these posts of yours! I suggested Little Bee to my book club based off your recommendation and oh my, it is now one of my favorites.
April 12th, 2012 at 1:07 pm
I am currently on page 210 of Seabiscuit, this is not normally a book I would read, but I am truly enjoying. It is good to try new things!
Thanks for the book reviews.
PS – I would always return your books on time, no late fees for me!!
April 12th, 2012 at 6:37 pm
A most unusual and very entertaining book to add to your collection The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson
April 13th, 2012 at 12:30 am
I hope you picked The Snow Child! I just picked it up last Friday….love when you do these book reviews.
April 13th, 2012 at 4:35 am
I have been looking for a good next book to read, and after reading this post-I immediately went on amazon and bought The Fault in our Stars. Ten pages in and I'm hooked…thanks for the recommendation!!
April 13th, 2012 at 8:39 am
I met Rick Bragg a few years ago when I was a journalism major. He speaks just as descriptively as he writes. I would've suggested you begin with his book Somebody Told Me, which is a collection of some of his newspapers articles. Personally, I like his articles better than his books. And I do believe Unbroken will be my next book purchase!!!!!!!!!
April 14th, 2012 at 3:33 am
I read Unbroken last month- I really don't know why I picked it up, but I was hooked from the first page. (I've never been interested in reading Seabiscuit, but man, can write- I'm adding Seabiscuit to my someday list). It was completely atypical for me, but I could not put it down.
Want something also completely different? Night Circus. Mystical, magical, so beautifully written you have to read it slowly so you can absorb and imagine all that is described. Great story in it, too.
April 15th, 2012 at 4:15 am
Can I just say… I LOVE your book recommendations! Your opinion adds/subtracts the points of whether or not a book is worth reading (and I used to work at a library!). One book I enjoy is "The God of Small Things" by Arundhati Roy. I'm terrible with catchy synopses, and I'm sure I'd only weakly mimic what amazon could tell you. 🙂
April 18th, 2012 at 6:26 pm
I just finished reading Unbroken a couple of nights ago. It just made me realize that we are so much stronger than we think we are. Now when I have a difficulty I don't feel as defeated by it. I have recommended it to several people.
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EDC 2012: House Music Beef With DJ Sneak Plays Out in Steve Angello's DJ Set
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Sneak called SHM's music "fake shit" and said they "do not play house music" -- as in, real house music.
On Friday, in front of a huge crowd at Electric Daisy Carnival at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Angello seemed to respond:
The L.A.-based DJ, whose sound is decidedly melodic and trancey compared to Sneak's thick, funky, bass-line-driven music, played a track that sampled this phrase: "DJ on two turntables."
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During the Twitter spat the Swedish spinner was accused of playing the same sets on different occasionsessentially just pressing "play." That didn't seem to be the case last night on the "Cosmic Meadow" stage.
Sneak, of course, is of the school that believes house comes from the American inner city, a product of Latino and African American grooves that you can hear in diva samples and Latin percussion. What he was saying, essentially, was that we don't need three guys from Sweden who stand around CD players to teach us about house music.
There's no right or wrong here, however: Angello's vision of dance music echoes the early days of rave-house, which featured pulsing pianos and hand-raising build-ups. That's legit. In fact, Angello's breakout hit was a redux of just one of those songs, Robin S' "Show Me Love."
Swedish House Mafia's performance style -- playing only its own hits, remixes and edits -- seems to be a thing: Kaskade, David Guetta and other "DJs" do it because audiences expect it.
Anyway, it seemed to us that Mr. Steve was making a statement, playing tracks that sampled the phrases, "Tear the club up" and "Fuckin' haters."
At the end of his set, as he handed the decks over to New York progressive house legend Erick Morillo, Angello introduced him as "the guy who taught me how to DJ in clubs."
Morillo chuckled.
That's quite a teacher. You want authentic? I'll match your Puerto Rican DJ (Sneak) with one born in Colombia (Morillo).
Game over?
Sneak, by the way, wasn't booked for EDC 2012.
See also: • House Music Beef With DJ Sneak Plays Out in Steve Angello's DJ Set • Top Ten Awkward Coachella Dance Move GIFs • Slideshow: Electric Daisy Carnival 2011, Las Vegas • Sasha Rodriguez's Post-EDC Rave Death: Parents Settle With Promoter, L.A. Coliseum • Top Ten EDM Albums for People Who Don't Know Shit About Dance Music
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BUENA PARK With coaches from Cal and Fresno State in attendance at Friday night's Freeway League opener at Buena Park High, Coyotes running back Deven Boston was poised to put on an impressive performance.
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Boston, the leading rusher in Orange County, ran for 316 yards and scored four touchdowns, but Buena Park needed a late defensive stand to hold off Sunny Hills, 30-22.
With the score tied at 14 in the fourth quarter, the Lancers lined up to punt, but the snap sailed over punter James Vongxay's head. Buena Park took over at the Sunny Hills' 25-yard line.
After a Coyotes penalty, Boston scored on a 30-yard run, then raced in with the 2-point conversion to give Buena Park (5-1, 1-0) a 22-14 lead.
The Lancers countered with a 51-yard touchdown pass from Connor Holz to Brandon Vizcaya on a fourth-down play, and Holz added the 2-point conversion to tie it at 22.
On the Coyotes' next possession Boston carried the ball 6 times for 68 yards, capping the drive with a 15-yard TD run. He added another 2-point conversion to put Buena Park up 30-22 with 4:21 remaining.
The Lancers moved the ball to the Buena Park 22 with 1:18 left, but Sunny Hills fumbled and Cedric Dashiell recovered to preserve the Coyotes win.
"The offensive line was great; I get my yards because of them," said Boston, who has rushed for 1,480 yards and scored 23 touchdowns this season. Friday marked the third game this season Boston has rushed for more than 300 yards.
Holz threw two TD passes, and Griffin Simonton scored twice for the Lancers (3-3, 0-1).
Sunny Hills' trio of Brandon Vizcaya, Patrick Murano and Simonton rushed for 225 yards.
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After the Judgment Day
"Were home" I can say
Home with streets of gold
Home of treasures foretold
This time we are nearing home
Over mountains, never will we roam
Singing songs of praise
Until we see Jesus face to face
Just over the mountains
Before the quiet plains
My brother, my sister
Let's worship Him together
Thank You for saving me
So promise land I see
I'm home once more
Home sweet home forevermore
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Images are mostly not for looking at. They are for being there and having around. Take family photos. A grandmother, say, sits in her sitting room, surrounded by framed pictures that are set up on shelves and mantelpiece. They show the various members of her family, living and dead and newly born. They show children at different stages of their growing up. They show family occasions.
What's the point of these images? They aren't meant to be beautiful pictures, or psychological studies, or documentary dramas. They're not informing the old lady of what her family look like, or reminding her of their existence. She may not even turn her eyes upon them much. Their role is to stand for family members and family events, to make them present, to bring them near.
Family photos in a living room, or placed on an office desk, or carried in a purse, or used as a computer screensaver: these images are doing something that images have always done. The technology may be modern, but the function is immemorial. The picture is an effigy that substitutes. It performs a kind of magic. The effect is so everyday that we hardly notice it, and it would be strange to say that these images had supernatural power. Nevertheless, what they do for us overrides the laws of nature. They make the absent present. They bring the distant together. They're a way of staying close, holding on to your nearest and dearest when they're away.
It's more about bonding than looking. Though the image is a visual likeness of the person it proxies, the job it does is not essentially a visual one. It's a token that stands for somebody. It may be gazed at from time to time, but when it's not in view it's still playing its role.
Yet if the image in question is not a family snap, if it's an old portrait miniature, then it tends to lose that role. It ends up in a museum or gallery. The private proxy image is turned into an art object. It is very misleading. To find it on display gives the impression that the public domain is where it belongs. And to gaze on it through security glass suggests that its purpose is to be looked at, and only looked at. And to go to the next step, and see it in reproduction - that is probably even more misleading. On top of everything else, you lose a sense of its scale.
The miniature, as a matter of fact, is not named after its modest size. The word doesn't come from the Latin minimus, meaning very small. It comes from the Latin minium, meaning red lead. It referred originally to the red lead paint with which the capital letters of an illuminated manuscript were painted. But the name got transferred, partly because of the verbal mix-up, to the little pictures that were painted inside these letters, and then to any little picture. All the same, with the portrait miniature, size is crucial.
Nicholas Hilliard's Portrait of an Unknown Man Clasping a Hand from a Cloud is much smaller than you see it here. (Unlike most pictures, miniatures generally get enlarged in reproduction). In reality its dimensions are six by five centimetres. This image, in other words, is like a lock of hair in a locket. It's an image to be hung round the neck (rather than on the wall), worn close to the body, near to the heart. And it must be some kind of love token. Though the man is unidentified, and the inscription is obscure - "Attici amoris ergo" - it has love as its middle word, and it seems to be a lady's hand that descends from the cloud to hold the gentleman's. Getting both hands and the tuck of cloud into this little world is a squash. Most miniatures make do with a head and shoulders. But the presence of the hands, hand-in-hand, gives a special stress to this one. It emphasises that a miniature is not just a small and portable image. It's specifically hand-sized. It is something a hand can close on.
Hands give. Hands clasp. Hands plight their troths. Hands hold tight, hold on. Miniatures are rich in amorous hand themes. The miniature says: I give myself to you, I put myself in your hands, hold on to me, keep me safe, never let me go. The miniature encapsulates its subject, turns a person into something that can be wholly enclosed, wholly given and wholly grasped. So it is a natural symbol of dedication, fidelity, intimacy, protection, linkage across distance. And here, the way the woman's hand enters the oval from the outside to clasp the man's makes this image-magic explicit. It acts out the bond that any love-miniature embodies. It's as if her hand, by holding the token of the absent man, has managed to cross the distance between them, and reach him, wherever he was, and take his. The fact that she holds on to his miniature means that his hand will always be in hers.
And more than fidelity or intimacy, Hilliard's theme here seems to be protection. The hand emerges from a cloud, and is therefore a helping or a guiding hand, a hand from heaven. The woman left behind becomes like a guardian angel, hovering and watching over her travelling lover, and keeping him from trouble.
GK Chesterton said that "to love anything is to see it at once under lowering clouds of danger". The Portrait of an Unknown Man Clasping a Hand from a Cloud offers an antidote to that anxiety. While she holds on, a cloud of safety is always with him.
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PPML estimation of dynamic discrete choice models with aggregate shocks
This paper introduces a computationally efficient method for estimating structural parameters of dynamic discrete choice models with large choice sets. The method is based on Poisson pseudo maximum likelihood (PPML) regression, which is widely used in the international trade and migration literature to estimate the gravity equation. Unlike most of the existing methods in the literature, it does not require strong parametric assumptions on agents'expectations, thus it can accommodate macroeconomic and policy shocks. The regression requires count data as opposed to choice probabilities; therefore it can handle sparse decision transition matrices caused by small sample sizes. As an example application, the paper estimates sectoral worker mobility in the United States.
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3 bed house, 600m to pottsville shops. Beach and river 5 min walk away. Backs onto the koala reserve. Good outdoor area. (Backyard reno's in progress - deck has been built.. pics to follow) Mel lives upstairs with her own bathroom and lounge. Downstairs is the main bedroom (yours) with en-suite, lounge/dining & kitchen. Off the lounge is a deck on one side overlooking the koala reserve and an undercover veranda on the other side of the lounge. I can either leave my furniture in place or put it in storage - up to you... might need my bed though. There are large planter boxes outside with some herbs and veggies in it - you're welcome to go mad and plant whatever edible stuff you want in there. You'll be sharing with Mel (I'll get her to write a bit about herself, but from my perspective: lovely, easygoing women in her 40's. She works full-time and is great to hang out with when she's home). I own the place - am moving to Sydney till the end of the year (at least) and need another tenant/ housemate.
Looking for a female only. House is a stones throw from the creek and a quick walk/bikeride to a beautiful beach, all amenities are super close and the bus stop is just at the end of the street. Double bedroom with built ins and external access, choice of 2 bedrooms (only renting one out, other 1 will be spare). Can be furnished with drawers and single bed if need be. Bathroom to be shared with 2 others. Looking for a relaxed peaceful, healthy female to share with 3 females, 1 male and two ridiculously adorable well behaved dogs. Would love a fellow vegan! Sorry no dogs or couples, someone who works, is clean and tidy with a great sense of humour would be great!! Room is available beginning March so flick me a message if you are interested :) Nicole
We are looking for a fun loving female to share our modern beachside space at Pottsville with. We feel very blessed to be in Pottsville with it's gorgeous beach only 100m away, creek about 200m away, & cute little main street about 10min walk away. The location is awesome being just half an hour to Byron and Gold Coast. The room on offer is the main bedroom which is nice and big and has a large modern ensuite, a balcony & a large built in robe. If furnished is required, we can accomodate also for an extra $10/week and would include bed, bedside table, dresser & tv. There is plenty of on street parking and some off street parking. You'll have access to the common areas of the living room, dining room, kitchen, downstairs toilet & backyard.
Fairly new property. Close to town and transport services. Quiet neighbours. Air-conditioning in all rooms. There is a cleaning roster the person moving in will be expected to join in on. It rotates jobs so it's not 'un-fair' to any of the flatmates. Some of the flatmates are shift-workers so a little respect for when people are sleeping is expected. Not a party house / No parties. But friends are allowed over. Internet is really fast.
This is a magic spot , backing onto bush out the back and beach at the end of the road . Each room has built in wardrobe ,fans , queen bed . The pool and garden area r huge . If u want to grow food u can as I do . The house speaks for it self actually it's a must see .. no pets
This area is close to the beach and shops, Property has a pool. And a screened in veranda for outside entertaining. Non smokers preferred also I don,t want heavy drinkers social drinking is fine but I don,t want any party animals. BBQ included No pets as suburb is no cats and dogs Birds and gold fish ok
Fabulous 120 degree views from huge balcony on 5 acre property overlooking ocean and surrounding countryside, 4km from Pottsville and freeway entrance [20 mins to park at Tweed City]. Place is f/f except for bedrooms which have ample bir and good drawer space. Only maintenance is to mow normal house-size lawn
Cabarita is a beautiful laid back place to live and my house is close to the beach. Bedroom has reverse cycle air-conditioning. Unlimited WI FI and Netflix. I have 2 dogs (outside only)
Must Love Dogs, an fully furnished room, will soon to become available in my 4 bedroom home. There is currently myself (52) and a 23 year old female in the house (boarder). The room is short term only, but i am flexible with the length of stay. Bills are included as is washing machine, dryer, BBQ and pool.Internet is included although we do have ongoing trouble when streaming ( This won't be resolved until we have nbn here) I also supply alot of the communal items so that there is no issue on whos turn it is e.g toilet paper, handsoap, clingwrap type items dishwasher and laundry detergent. The room has a double bed, drawers and limited hanging space. All linen is included. You would need to keep your own room clean and contribute to the cleaning of the communal areas of the house, and generally show the respect you would in any share situation. Short walk to the beach, cafes and supermarket. Bus stop is at the end of the street going to Tweed Heads and Pottsville This is only suited for 1 person and my home is not suitable for children.
Must Love Dogs, an unfurnished room with built in robe, will soon to become available in my 4 bedroom home. There is currently myself (52) and a 23 year old female in the house (boarder) , my adult children stay occasionally in another room. The bathroom will be shared. Bills are included as is washing machine, dryer, BBQ and pool.Internet is included although we do have ongoing trouble when streaming ( This won't be resolved until we have nbn here) I also supply alot of the communal items so that there is no issue on whos turn it is e.g toilet paper, handsoap, clingwrap type items dishwasher and laundry detergent. You will need your own bedroom furniture but the rest of the house is fully furnished. You would need to keep your own room clean and contribute to the cleaning of the communal areas of the house, and generally show the respect you would in any share situation. Short walk to the beach, cafes and supermarket. Bus stop is at the end of the street going to Tweed Heads and Pottsville This is only suited for 1 person and my home is not suitable for children. My house has a really peaceful, relaxed feel about it. I work full time, am vegetarian I practice a yoga, Ayurvedic lifestyle.
Hi I have 1 room in a large 2 story house across road from the beach in Casurina. Room is furnished well it has a bed and side table, can be unfinished if you have your own furniture, Built in robe and ceiling fan, rent is 150pw includes gas wifi and a cleaner once a week electricity is split between all of us. You will be living with my self And 2 other Michael and Samantha. House is not a party house but we all enjoy a few drinks on weekend. Female only as need to even the house out. Must like dogs as a have a large very friendly cruisie 3 YO. No other pets sorry.
1 lovely bedroom available to share in our beautiful home, 2 minute walk from the amazing South Golden Beach, close to general store and short distance to Yum Yum Tree Cafe! You will be sharing with 3 others: 2 women and one 12yo young lady. We are creative, joyful, mature, respectful, easy going, relaxed, worldly, fun, healthy and considerate. We are looking for a housemate who shares the same values. We appreciate a clean, safe drama –free atmosphere in our home for all. Your room can come either with queen bed plus mattress or without it, as you wish. Bedroom has a spacious built–in wardrobe. Your bathroom (with walk –in shower and bath tub), is shared between 2 bedrooms. Nice modern kitchen. We have decided to keep the lounge room TV –free, however you are welcome to have one in your room. Beautiful verandah and garden space! Casual drink at home is fine however we prefer no drunk vibes at home. Smoke and drug –free space. No pets, sorry! 240pw/single, 270pw/couple, per room, ALL BILLS INCLUDED: gas, water electricity, unlimited internet! Available from Feb 3rd. If this sounds like what you are looking for, please message and tell us a little bit about yourself!
Room for rent in beautiful Ocean Shores includes all bills and internet sorry no pets as we already have a big friendly dog named Lessi. We're looking for friendly working people and could negotiate on couples. Quiet household in a quiet street. $210 p/w
A budget room that would suit a local TAFE student perfectly A house with a big yard in a quiet green street. I work nights managing a hotel looking for a tidy, reliable roommate, International students welcome. Short or long term lease okay. I am an easy going single professional dad who's young daughter stays a couple of nights a week in her own room. Generally only females considered Local TAFE, public library, shops, bus stop and beach all within short walking distance. Bed and furnishings can be provided if needed.Big Yard Furnished with lounge chair Furnished with wardrobe
Hi future homey :) THE ROOM - 15 min to airport, Southern Cross University and Coolangatta. - Quiet complex, 5 min walk to the beach and 10 min to the shops or TAFE campus. - Decent size living space with good natural light, open plan kitchen, a small backyard with veggie patch (in need of attention if you're a keen gardener..) and a funky deck which is great to chill on. The 3rd bedroom is used as a study and half the garage as a spare training/storage space. - The room has a built-in wardrobe and a big window. It is unfurnished but I have a spare mattress and some basic furniture if needed. - Weekly rent is $200 and includes all bills + internet. (I'm happy to share the study room if you need more space for an extra $20/wk). ME I'm 35, study full time, work part time, I'm active and pretty healthy (I like most outdoor and physical activities, music, home cooked food, I don't smoke and rarely drink). I admit my room is often a mess but I keep the common areas clean and tidy and expect the same of you. Overall I think I'm fairly easy going and openminded, and I love a good conversation and sharing a meal just as much as keeping to myself. YOU Well you tell me :) but for a start I'd like to live with someone who: - shares a similar lifestyle - is respectful of others and the space they live in - is outgoing, positive and keen to make it a great home (good sense of humour a plus) - and preferably, but not necessary, a student in his/her late 20's/30's I understand it's not for everyone, but I'm not in a hurry. I'm looking forward to meeting you! Elle
Close to Town centre, Murwillumbah, Large 4 bedroom double brick home in very quiet Culdesac overlooking the Tweed River. .....Heavily treed and very private........ 3.3m x 2.7m Room is fully furnished with a single Bed, bedside table,a wardrobe,desk and shelving. A large screen TV and Blue ray player, free unlimited Wifi, A fan and a heater is supplied also..... Full laundry facilities........This is not a party house and smoking is allowed on the verandah..... Sorry no pets...... Will only consider employed persons, full or part time..... 2 weeks rent plus $100 bond will secure.......I will consider Backpackers on a daily basis at the rate of $40 per night.
Location location location....... This sun filled property is located right on the Brunswick river with a breath taking view from your master bedroom and lounge room. It is central to Brunswick centre with an array of coffee shops, boutiques and a stones throw from the Bruns pub. You can wander down to the surf beach in 5 mins where you can stroll along the spectacular coast line. Beautiful Byron Bay is a 15 min drive on the highway. The hinterland is a short drive, explore the villages of both Bangalow and Mullumbimby. We are located 35 mins from both Coolangatta and Ballina airport. BBQ access on the back spacious patio.
The house is only 12 months old so it is very modern and stylish. It offers beautiful hinterland views via its balcony which also receives a great breeze daily. The house has fitted air conditioning units and a spacious living area and kitchen. The neighbourhood is friendly and very family oriented too which allows a peaceful living environment. There is a nice BBQ and a beautiful Rottweiler to play with!
Hi guys This is a 4 bedroom house with heaps of space there is one room to rent if your interested just send me a message and you can come and check it out.Its a nice location close to town all inquires welcome. Guy
The view is amazing, with river and ocean views south from Kingscliff to Byron Bay and beyond. Totally self contained, private and lockable granny flat. Air conditioning (8kw heat and cool) Off street parking with security gate access. 1 space available for $400/week, 2 spaces available for $450/week. New carpets in bedrooms (2016). Roof sound proofing at same time to cut noise from upstairs activity. Electricity and water included in rent. Already 2 English Staffordshire (fur kids) live at the property in the upstairs apartment. They sleep a lot and are inside upstairs most of the time. Very quiet, in fact the neighbours say they never hear them. Such lovely natured puppies :) Pizza oven in outdoor entertainment area, covered outdoor area with large dry storage box. Communal outdoor laundry facilities with own drying area. Less than 1km to access the Pacific Highway(M1) . 10 minutes by car to Fingals secluded beaches or 15 minutes to popular Coolangatta.
There is plenty of living space with modern facilities and a great deck with awesome views of the hinterland. The room can be either furnished or unfurnished. You'd be sharing one bathroom with Luke. The price includes all bills - 200GB WIFI, water, electricity and gas. We are looking for someone who will fit into our chilled, friendly, easygoing and happy home. Room has a fan, access to home gym down stairs and bbq facilities available.
Quiet; Close to Tweed Heads, Coolangatta & SCU; Entertaining area; Large open plan kitchen & dining; Fully furnished & all appliances except for bedrooms; Laid back environment.
Massive private ensuite room with walk in robe available. Internet included. Furnished. Prefer a professional working female. . Parking available for one car on site. Share with 2 working quite females not a party house however we are sociable. Smoking outside only and sorry no pets.
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Unit is a a very neat and tidy modern unit located in beautiful East Banora Point. Walking distance to Shopping Centre, close to the Tweed's best beaches, Southern Cross University ten minute drive. Close to freeway for commuting. 1 Bedroom modern unit with carport and outside patio area with views to Coolangatta.
Hi!! We are moving on 17th Jan and are looking for roomates ! Looking for 2 x room mates (2 rooms available) to move in mid January. The room is in Banora Point, Southern Gold coast (essentially NSW) 10 min from Coolangatta. The rooms are in a large 3 bedroom house with 2 bathrooms, separate laundry, big backyard and 2 very large entertaining areas with an extra entertaining/rumpus room downstairs flowing onto the large undercover BBQ and entertaining area. Additional deck upstairs. The room can be furnished or unfurnished. The rest of the house is furnished; including outdoor furniture and BBQ. The bathroom is shared between the 2 rooms. Rent will be $180 per week and bond paid prior to moving in. We are looking for a 6 month stay. please give me a call, email or a txt to chat ! Thanks!! :)
older style but neat house hardwood floors in East Banora. Large light room has built in cupboards and robe and queen bed and mattress can be provided. Great views from balcony over Surfers and Coolangatta. would be sharing house with 2 other people. Clean quiet house. Ideally suited to student or employed quiet tidy person who respects my space .Not a party house. Close to public transport and major shopping centres. 10 mins to Southern Cross Uni.5 mins to Coolangatta . power and water included bond is 2 weeks rent and further 2 weeks required must remain two weeks ahead. looking for single not couple.parking on street
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Town house is just off the highway in Banora Point NSW so super easy access. Close to Tweed City, servos, medical centres, chemists & bus stops. Hot AF in the arvo for an hour or two while the sun sets but that is what the air con is for 🤗 $200 Rent includes water, your own bathroom & a space in the garage. Gas & electricity will be split 3 ways.
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A large room to rent in a 4 bedroom house sharing with myself and a 21 year old female meaning 1 room would remain vacant as a spare. Bathroom would be shared between 2 housemates, looking for females preferably. Room is unfurnished but there is a possibility of furnishing it should you require. The rest of the house is furnished. Rent includes water, electricity, internet and pool and garden maintenance. Must like dogs as I have a small border collie, very friendly and not a biting dog at all. House is close to clubs, shops, gym and transport. 10 min drive to the beach but there's a pool anyway. 10 mins drive to SCU and Tweed Hospital for students Feel free to ask any questions.
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Pradip Krishen is the author-photographer of a celebrated new book titled Trees of Delhi – A Field Guide. He also directed the critically acclaimed films Massey Sahib, In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones and Electric Moon. He and his wife Arundhati Roy lives in New Delhi.[This is the first of the three-part interview series he gave to Mayank Austen Soofi.]
Welcome Mr. Krishen. Your book has received gushing reviews. Author Khushwant Singh conferred upon you the "status of a Brahmin priest of the community of tree-lovers." Another Delhi-based author, Vikram Seth, credits your "deep scholarship and delight in nature." Can it be that I'm sitting in front of Dr. Salim Ali of Trees?
Nooo, I wouldn't invite any such comparison, you really shouldn't even speak of us in the same breath. Salim Ali was a very great man, a dedicated scientist with decades of scholarship and fieldwork behind him. I'm just an upstart!
But I'll tell you something – in my '20s and '30s I would take Salim Ali's Book of Indian Birds with me everywhere, on holiday or visiting some new place. And I remember thinking way back then, "What a fantastic thing to do – to write a book that gives so many people so much pleasure"! Salim Ali set a superb example but it is a very tough act to follow. I'm not in the same league, not at all.
To most visitors, Delhi seems like a polluted, barren concrete jungle. How did you come up with the idea of compiling the trees of a city that receives merely 60 cm of rain each year?
For a city sitting at the edge of the desert, Delhi is quite a remarkable city for the sheer number and diversity of trees it has. When I first started asking the question "What is this tree?", it was just self-education. I was just practising something I had been doing in the jungle. But it slowly began to dawn on me that this dry, dusty city actually harboured a remarkable number of tree species – 252 species is a very large number. New York, for example, has only something like 130 species. You would expect this number (250 plus) in a rainforest, or in an equatorial town.
So, you see, exploring Delhi and trying to identify all these trees took on the dimensions of a gigantic puzzle, figuring out what was what. Specially the exotic trees, the ones that had arrived from elsewhere, and even more specially, the ones that had 'failed' for one reason or the other and were therefore abandoned.
Your publishers Penguin just finished the third printing. Had you imagined that people, and not only from Delhi, would flock to buy a book on trees, a volume priced at 799 rupees (appox. US$18)?
I wasn't sure, I really couldn't be sure beforehand that people would want to buy the book. But I suppose I had a hunch, a sense, that there was something exciting and quite a lot of fun beginning to breathe under there. And if we could only translate all those ideas onto the page, then maybe, just maybe, we'd come up with something that would be part-reference book, part-nature guide, part-explore-your-city guide… and then it might work!
But there are so many imponderables, no? And doesn't every author think (in between bouts of doubt and uncertainty) that they've got something wonderful they're going to unleash on the world? It's good to remind oneself about the conceits of being an author, and the pitfalls, the big void!
About the price – I'm very proud that we held the priceline where we did. I can't think of a comparable book with this number of pictures, using this quality of paper and printing, that costs so little. A book like this would 'normally' end up priced at something like 2,000 rupees (approx. US$40).
You taught yourself field botany before starting this project aimed at lay readers. How did you address the risks that arise out of an autodidact's amateur exuberance coupled with an effort to reach out to so many people?
Oh, it didn't start out at all as a writing project. I just ghoosoed (pushed myself) into trees like any really obsessive character would ghooso (pushed) into any subject that caught his fancy! I would go walking in the jungle in Pachmarhi and there are few things I have loved more than scrambling through jungle, swimming in wild pools… and from there it was a small step to getting to know all the lovely wild things you encountered all around. Luckily I had this forester friend living nearby and he became a guide, a gentle, joking, lovely guide, who inculcated an even greater love of the jungle in me. I owe him a lot.
Getting to understand the botany or the jargon or the scientific names, that came quite easily once you were really interested, once you were 'bitten'. But I suppose the key was being so obsessive. All right, anal… Reaching out to people was of course, key. It helped that I had myself been, so recently, innocent of botanical jargon, and so it was easy to identify with a lay readership.
Leading tree walks in the city was very good training too, because I came up face to face with all the most common problems and confusions that people have about trees and plants. It's been exciting, being an interpreter of difficult, scientific language and ideas for the ordinary reader. Difficult and exciting. I enjoy the role.
In the book, you astonished your readers by pointing out there are no mango trees in Lutyens' Delhi. Somewhere else you talked about a large jacaranda tree in front of Sonia Gandhi's (India's most powerful politician) residence. You also regretted not being able to see the inside of a Purdah Garden near the Red Fort. (Who knew a "women-only" garden existed in Delhi!) Just how did you manage such extensive research?
You obviously don't know have many anal friends! No, but seriously, it was simply a matter of getting obsessed, and then staying that way. For a fairly long time. Staying the distance. But then it was also a wonderful way of exploring this city. Any city. So it just grew on me.
You thanked many people for their support during the making of this book, including your maali, Janakidas. What was his contribution?
Janakidas and Naresh, my driver, were my commissariat and I suppose one could say that they were just dragooned into becoming collaborators! It was inevitable, I guess, because so much of my travelling in the city and in the outskirts was tree-oriented, looking for the unusual, the different.
They must have thought of me at first as being completely loopy. '"ere he goes again," must have been a thought they had many times, especially in the early years when I was starting out. But Naresh travelled all over the city with me on my photographic expeditions and slowly got drawn into the adventure of it all. Occasionally he would alert me to the presence of a suspiciously unusual tree and I would go take a look… At other times I would use him to alert me about when things happened. "Will you keep an eye out for when that paakad starts new leaves?"
I might say. Naresh started out knowing maybe 15-20 trees in all but can now tell you precisely how Ficus virens and Ficus amplissima differ from each other. He doesn't know their botanical names, of course, but it became important for me to make sure that when I sent him off to fetch me a particular leaf or fruit he would know exactly what I meant.
Jankidas, well, was drafted in as a less mobile collaborator. When I was photographing individual leaves for the leaf-scheme, for example, I was able to send him off on his bicycle and hope to God he brought me back the right leaf! He usually did.[In the second part (to be published tomorrow), Mr. Krishen discussed certain historical events that ravaged Delhi's tree flora.] Powered by Sidelines


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