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The title of the day's feature may prove prescient on this occasion. The Champion Stakes, with a purse of over £430,000, could settle the matter at a stroke. Each of the duellists will be three-handed in the 10-furlong finale to the older-horse Group One season in Britain: O'Brien with Oratorio, the ante-post favourite, Ace and Mullins Bay, and Stoute with Maraahel, Chic and Rob Roy.
Chic had been among the original entries but was taken out of the race at an earlier stage after a couple of poor runs. But this week she was reinstated, at a cost of £24,000, at the behest of her owners, David and Patricia Thompson, in whose Cheveley Park Stud colours she runs. And her stablemate Peeress will carry the Group One penalty earned two weeks ago in the Sun Chariot Stakes in the opening Challenge Stakes.
Stoute will be going for his eighth title. "I think it is in Mr and Mrs Thompson's minds that it would be nice if he could win it again," said the Cheveley Park manager, Chris Richardson, yesterday, "and they'll be doing all they can to help, so long as it does not adversely affect the horses. If they're fit and well, they'll run."
The two rival trainers have been trading places at the top of the table for most of the summer. Stoute took the lead at the end of August, then O'Brien's St Leger victory with Scorpion put him back on top, before being relegated again by Peeress's Sun Chariot Stakes success 11 days ago.
A double at Leicester yesterday with Papal Bull (ironically, the colt, who was ridden by Kieren Fallon, runs in the colours most immediately associated with Ballydoyle, the Magnier navy blue) and Best Alibi brought Stoute's seasonal tally to £2,058,927.
Richardson acknowledges that Chic, who was the unplaced favourite in the Sun Chariot Stakes, faces an uphill task. "I think she was unlucky last time when the field split up, because she came to win her bit of the race and then stopped in the soft going," he said. "Saturday's race will be a tough one. But she's well in herself, so we'll have a go."
Maraahel, a close third in the York International, is owned by Hamdan Al Maktoum, and the well regarded Rob Roy, another supplementary entry after his encouraging comeback win at the last Newmarket meeting, by Philip Newton. And in the case of Maraahel, another secret weapon - a pair of blinkers - is to be introduced to help his quest.
The four-year-old, who started his season off with a Group Three win at Chester, was beaten only a neck and a head by Electrocutionist and Zenno Rob Roy on the Knavesmire in one of the most pulsating finishes of the season. "I rode him the other morning with the blinkers on," said Richard Hills, his jockey, "and they will help him concentrate. He travels very well in his races and we just need him to finish a little better. It's a big difference between winning a Group Three to a Group One, but he nearly did it at York, a tremendous run. With the blinkers we will try to squeeze that bit more out of him."
Over the next four days Stoute has 21 horses entered and O'Brien 29, though many of the Irishman's are block entries in two-year-old races. He has, for instance, eight still engaged in Saturday's other Group One feature, the Dewhurst Stakes. Stoute has none, and it is the Ballydoyle juvenile strength in depth, with the Racing Post Trophy yet to come, that makes O'Brien, champion in 2001 and 2002, odds-on to take his third British title.
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عمر دياب (aka Amr Diab) has artist samples on the profile page with Arabic spelling, so I assume that's how it's supposed to be tagged. Virtually every other Arab or Middle Eastern profile page I've seen on last.fm with artist samples is in English, for example; Nancy Ajram, Sherine, or Mostafa Amar.
So it doesn't seem like there's any agreed-upon way to tag Arabic tracks. My computer can read Arabic, but my mp3 player doesn't support non-Roman characters, so I can't read what I'm listening to when I use it, so I am trying to change all my tags to English.
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Chicken Corn Soup Santa Fe
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|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Condensed chicken broth
|10 3⁄4 Ounce (1 Can)
|20 Ounce (1 Soup Can)
|Canned cream style golden corn
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|Canned premium chunk white chicken
|5 Ounce, undrained (1 Can)
|Finely chopped hot jalapeno peppers
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In 2-quart microwave-safe casserole, combine butter and garlic.
Cover with lid; microwave on HIGH 30 seconds or until butter is melted.
Stir in broth, water, corn, chicken, peppers and cumin.
Cover; microwave on HIGH 5 minutes or until hot and bubbling.
Place a few tortilla chips in each of four 10-ounce soup bowls.
Ladle hot soup over chips.
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Calories 589 Calories from Fat 212
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 23 g36.1%
Saturated Fat 8.5 g42.5%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 47.6 mg15.9%
Sodium 3169.4 mg132.1%
Total Carbohydrates 57 g19.1%
Dietary Fiber 4.9 g19.5%
Sugars 15.2 g
Protein 34 g68%
Vitamin A 7.9% Vitamin C 12%
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Well ever since Elaine's mom passed in May - she's been hitting me hard
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Easy Oven Fried Fish
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|Slightly beaten egg white
|Frozen grapefruit concentrate/Orange juice concentrate
|3 Tablespoon, thawed
|Worcestershire sauce
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|Crushed rich round crackers
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (12 Crackers)
|Toasted wheat germ
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|1 Tablespoon, melted
Thaw fish, if frozen. Separate the fillets; pat fillets dry with paper toweling.
Combine beaten egg white, grapefruit or orange juice concentrate, and Worcestershire sauce. Combine the crushed crackers and wheat germ.
Dip fish fillets in the egg white mixture, then in the crumb mixture. Arrange fillets in a 13x9x2-inch baking dish, tucking under any thin edges so fish will be uniform in thickness and cook evenly.
Drizzle the melted butter or margarine evenly over fish. Bake In a 500° oven for 8 to 10 minutes or till fish flakes easily when tested with a fork.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 997 Calories from Fat 283
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Total Fat 31 g48.1%
Saturated Fat 13.5 g67.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 250 mg83.3%
Sodium 903.1 mg37.6%
Total Carbohydrates 67 g22.3%
Dietary Fiber 9.2 g36.9%
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We are NIRP, the abbreviation of Ndibwami Integrated Rescue Project.
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By setting up local and small-scale projects in rural communities of Uganda we seek to contribute to a process of Preventing HIV infection, restoring hope and improving the quality of life of those affected by HIV and AIDS.
Our vision is… An empowered society with the ability to respond to HIV/AIDS and its impacts.
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Our goal is… To improve the quality of life of people living with HIV and strengthen their engagement in the response to the epidemic.
How do we think this change can be realized? We believe that communities affected with HIV know best what services they need and what changes are required to transform their lives and those of their families. We believe that stigma and discrimination are among the greatest barriers to change, and that there are wider factors in society influencing the spread of HIV, such as unequal gender relations.
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NIRP's core programmes include HIV/AIDS counseling and training - Orphans and family support - Street and working children & young people's programmes - Home based care - Micro credits- Income generating activities-women self help groups - Grandmothers care and support -Vocational skills transfer.
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Connacht have continued on their impressive recruitment drive with the addition of Andre Bell as their Backs and Kicking Coach for 2014/15.
Connacht have continued their strong recruitment drive with the addition of Andre Bell as their new Backs and Kicking Coach from next season.
The former Wellington Lions Head Coach has signed a two-year contract in Galway and will join up with the province in the pre-season period.
Bell, a New Zealander, previously headed up provincial side Bay of Plenty, went on to coach the Wellington Lions for four years, first as Assistant Coach to Jamie Joseph and then two years as Head Coach where he led the team to the 2010 ITM Cup play-offs and is delighted with the move.
"It's a very exciting time for myself and my family and we're all really looking forward to the move to Galway," he told Connacht's official website.
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Is there any downside to installing the ICS link now?
I had decided to wait until August 1st to see if Verizon would actually upgrade the phone to ICS. If I go ahead and add it today, is there any downside if Verizon actually upgrades in the next few days? Meaning, is there a chance that their version could be newer? If so, can it be upgraded still?
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Re: Is there any downside to installing the ICS link now?
1) All your data gets wiped. An official OTA update should keep everything you have intact.
2) It is unknown if you can update OTA to the "official" release when it becomes available, although I am sure someone will figure out a way to do it in some form or fashion, we just don't know at this time how that will work, it might as simple as clicking "Check for updates" but we just don't know.
Other than those two downsides, there isn't much else... it doesn't void your warranty, if instructions are followed and patience used it is pretty tough to get it wrong, and the waiting will be over.
Interesting issue with wiping the data, it is the cleanest way to do it anyway... I have two friends that have Motos that got updated to ICS in the last couple weeks, both had some weird issues but they were all related to their apps/data and not he O/S itself, one of them had to delete and add back all his accounts because they wouldn't sync correctly, and the other one had to actually factory default to get his issues taken care of, but after that both of them were fine. So wiping the data is definitely the cleanest way to do it, just annoying to set everything up again.
I had been waiting for the official release, but after another month with nothing, and browsing through all the forums seeing how everyone loves the leak, I think I am just gonna bite the bullet and do it this weekend.
But even installing the leak doesn't get to the root of what we really want for the Rezound... the ICS source code! With the RIL cracked, the only thing missing is a few key pieces from the official ICS source code to open the door to perfect versions of CyanogenMod, MUIU, AOSP/AOKP, and any other ROM you can think of.
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Re: Is there any downside to installing the ICS link now?
without a doubt you must wipe, wipe and wipe again. You are asking for trouble if you do not.
You will either be able to get the official update via the check for updates process mentioned before me or by flashing the same way you install the leak.
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I do not care for Trump, but when he pushed the BC issue Obama answered the question.
I would like to see his college records just to see what kind of student he was.
An October surprise for these workers. Dow Chemical is closing 20 of its plants laying off 2400 workers. Kimberly Clark closing 5 plants , laying off 1500 jobs (due to weakness in Europe) Dupont laying off 1500 workers. Corning said Wednesday that it will likely cut costs, which may include "modest" job cuts, to support profit in a weakening economy. Newell Rubbermaid plans to cut more than 1,900 jobs, or about 10 percent of its worldwide workforce, over the next two and a half years.
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De Young Artist Fellow Monique Jenkinson is putting the finishing touches on Instrument, the culminating performance of her yearlong fellowship inspired in part by Rudolf Nureyev: A Life in Dance (on display at the de Young through February 17, 2013). To create this work, Jenkinson invited three choreographers to make movement on her body, which she'll integrate with her own choreography. In October, we posted about the first of these three collaborations, and today, we check in with Jenkinson and choreographer Amy Seiwert in the second installment in this three-part blog series.Read More »
Thanksgiving is the time when you get to use all the best stuff in your kitchen: the gravy boat, the fancy napkins, and, of course, the turkey deep fryer. Louis XIV and the other French monarchs who succeeded him obviously didn't celebrate Thanksgiving, but they did bring out the good stuff when setting the table. Some of the objects in Royal Treasures from the Louvre: Louis XIV to Marie-Antoinette, open through March 31, 2013 at the Legion of Honor, are examples of these items; they're just like the things you set your table with, but with a "royal" twist.
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October 30, 2014
The FMCSA is accepting submissions for its 2015 "Be Ready. Be Buckled" student art contest to promote safety belt use. The contest is open to children from kindergarten through sixth grade.
October 29, 2014
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration took a step toward the pending electronic logging mandate with a notice about registering the devices log manufacturers will bring to market.
October 28, 2014
Truck drivers who use prescribed narcotics should not be allowed to drive, say the doctors who advise the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. That could mean changes in driver medical exams.
It will take another year to launch a pilot program to see if drivers can safely split their sleeper berth rest time. The option is being pushed by carriers and drivers who believe more flexible rules could actually reduce driver fatigue.
October 24, 2014
The doctors who advise the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration are recommending closer scrutiny of drivers using Schedule II drugs, such as opioid-containing prescription pain relievers and medications for attention deficit disorder.
October 22, 2014
Truck drivers should not use hands-free phones while driving, says the National Transportation Safety Board. The Board's recommendation was one of several changes it wants the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to make in the wake of a 2013 truck-train crash that caused a derailment, hazmat fire and explosion.
October 21, 2014
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration on Tuesday said it awarded $1 million in grants to nine technical and community colleges across the country to help train nearly 400 returning military veterans for jobs as commercial bus and truck drivers.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration clarified its rule for tank carriers providing service in a home heating emergency.
October 15, 2014
The FMCSA reached the final phase of its Wireless Roadside Inspection project , a program testing the viability of wirelessly transmitted vehicle inspections.
Owner-operator and labor groups registered their objections to the decision this week by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to grant normal status to Mexican carriers that had been operating under a pilot program.
October 14, 2014
A three-year pilot program testing the safety of cross-border trucking between the U.S. and Mexico is ending, and the Mexican truck lines that have been providing long-distance, cross-border service under that pilot program will move to normal operating status. HDT Washington Editor Oliver Patton has the details.
October 13, 2014
Two congressmen have told the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration that some of the organizations providing sleep apnea training to medical examiners are teaching the wrong material.
October 10, 2014
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration has upheld an emergency restriction order placed on National Distribution Inc.'s cargo tanks by the FMCSA.
Law enforcement agencies will be stepping up traffic safety enforcement and education aimed at unsafe driving behaviors for Operation Safe Driver Week, a week-long event sponsored by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
October 5, 2014
SAN DIEGO – Even though next year is still about three months away, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has set some priorities for 2015, including electronic logs and "inspection modernization."
October 3, 2014
Safety rules say that truck drivers must be able to adequately read and speak English, but that does not mean that hearing-impaired drivers who do not speak are barred from driving, said the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
October 2, 2014
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association is asking the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to be transparent about its findings and conclusions on a failed border crossing program that ended this year.
September 24, 2014
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Sometimes I take the Host in the mouth, other times I take it in the hand. Mostly I take it in the mouth. That's because of the strangeness of it, the good strangeness. I don't generally let other people feed me, let alone grown men. Let alone priests.
So, this meal is not like other meals. It is a meal that challenges my desire to have control of what goes into me and how. In this meal, I like to feel I've surrendered something, that I've become vulnerable standing there at the foot of the altar with my mouth open, giving someone else the power to do what they will.
The other day, the younger priest at my church misfired in his attempt to give me communion. He's not like the older priest, who sticks the wafer right in there, saliva be damned, germs be damned, all of it be damned.
The younger priest, who is a good man all told, worries about viruses and colds and the transmission of disease. And his hand wavers. He doesn't want to get too close, the younger priest. Because of that, and surely without ever intending any harm, he has become a Host-chucker. [Read more…]


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A nice email came into my mailbox the other morning from the Kennedy School media person, announcing that the General Services Administration had won the annual Innovations in American Government award co-sponsored by Harvard Kennedy School and the Ford Foundation, for its Challenge.gov contest site. Challenge.gov was the only federal winner this year.
Challenge.gov is GSA's version of a platform for enabling procurement contests – an innovation pioneered a number of years ago by DARPA where the government outlines a performance challenge and promises a prize (usually money plus publicity) for the first entrant who successfully solves it. I have written a number of blog posts over the years advocating use of this idea in the procurement system. In fact, I've written about this so much that I got an email shortly after the announcement came out, from a federal contracting lawyer, asking whether I was behind the award to GSA. (Actually, for better or worse, I had nothing to do with it.)
The GSA press release highlighted two examples of use of contests as a procurement tool, one by the FTC for developing an application that would screen out annoying "robocalls" that plague people (often at dinnertime), the other to develop apps that would help disabled people apply for jobs.
The FTC Robocall challenge got almost 800 entries. "If there is public engagement about the topic of the challenge, you will find a lot of people come out of the woodwork to enter," GSA's Tammi Marcoullier told me. Two winners tied, and received $25,000 each. Google was also a winner in a separate entry category for large organizations, which had no monetary prize associated with it. One winner is called "Nomorobo," developed by a young
New York techie named Aaron Foss, and at this point available to the public for free. The way it works is described as follows:
Nomorobo uses an existing feature of the current phone system along with the power of cloud computing to fight back against illegal robocallers. By using simultaneous ringing, the call is split and routed to the Nomorobo server as well as the user's phone. Instantly, Nomorobo analyzes the call and determines the threat level by using machine learning to identify and adapt to new robocallers based on their calling patterns. Nomorobo inspects the CallerID header, analyzes the frequency of every call, and compares this data to its real-time black and white lists. Potential robocallers are presented with an audio CAPTCHA for final verification while legal robocallers have their phone numbers whitelisted to guarantee message delivery. If it's an unknown robocall, Nomorobo answers and immediately hangs up. If no threat is detected, Nomorobo does nothing and the call goes through like normal. All of this happens instantly, before the consumer's phone begins to ring.
The Labor Department made three awards – with cash prizes of $5,000, $3,000, and $2,000 – for its disability employment challenge, two chosen by a panel of judges headed by the Secretary of Labor, and a "people's choice" award selected by public voting. The people's choice award involved an Android app called "Speak as you think!" that allows the voices of people with speech impediments to express themselves more understandably in their speech.
GSA's Marcoullier also told me about a contest by the Mint for designing a new coin. Compared to their normal stable of a dozen designers, the Mint got hundreds of entries in its contest, and got connected with talented designers they didn't know about before. This is consistent with research by Karim Lakhani of Harvard Business School, which I discussed in a column some time ago, finding that contest winners in the corporate world are frequently small businesses the customer knew nothing about before.
Contests are probably the most-interesting governmentwide innovation out there in the last five years, so this idea certainly deserved the prize it won. It is heartening how widely this is spreading. If your agency hasn't tried this yet, at this point you don't have to worry if you don't want to be an early adopter. Non-U.S. blog readers, any use of this in your country – and if not, could/should there be?
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Thank you, Prof. Kelman- I will search for that column. I'm not sure how often this comes up, but FAR 36.602-1(b) describes (barely) a procedure for A&E design competitions. So there is *some* precedent I didn't think of when I posted the original comment. Thanks for your time!
Al, thanks for your question. I agree with Tammi's response. I would also add that a crucial role for the contracting professional is to have this tool in the toolbox for consideration in specific procurement contests. Program officials often will not know this alternative exists. Check out the column I wrote maybe about a year ago about what kinds of procurements are most suitable for contests.
We consider challenge competitions a part of the procurement toolkit. And procurement expertise is needed as part of an agency team to launch a successful challenge (one reason, because not everything should be a contest).
If interested in talking more about this, email firstname.lastname@example.com
I love these contests, I think they are a wonderful tool. What value do we as procurement professionals add to them? There is no best value tradeoff, no negotiation, and perhaps no contract to administer after the contest is concluded. There is an obligation of the Government to cut a check, which is why it runs through the procurement group, but that seems like a thin reason to justify our involvement. I'd love to hear your thoughts, Prof. Kelman!
Thanks, Steve! I appreciate the coverage.
These kinds of contests really do work. I was completely unaware of the robocall problem until the FTC ran the Robocall Challenge.
And now, I've been able to build it into a great business.
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Of all the fictional hamlets American writers have planted, from William Faulkner's Yoknapatawpha County to Garrison Keillor's Lake Wobegon, the most complex, luminous place yet might be a little town called Argus, North Dakota. Since she first introduced the town in Love Medicine (1984), Louise Erdrich has gone back to it continually, conjuring the reservation it abuts, the love affairs which bolt down through the generations, the tensions that simmer between French-Canadians, Catholics and the native Ojibwe Indians and their competing notions of God. It is amazing someone hasn't accidentally drawn up a rough guide.
So perhaps it is just a palpable sense of relief radiating off her at New York City's Penn Station on a rainy mid-morning in May. Erdrich has swung through town to talk about her latest novel, The Plague of Doves (HarperPerennial, £7.99), her first book in a while to spin out of Argus into new characters and territory. The enormous timeline Erdrich keeps in tandem with Trent Duffy, her copy editor, did not have to be checked for inadvertent errors. Nor did she have to worry about veering off course from a main character's biography. She simply had to tell the story – or as she likes to put it, wait for it to come.
"I knew this particular incident was going to be part of it," she says. "I just didn't know how I was going to approach it." The incident Erdrich refers to was a brutal one. On 13 November 1897, a mob of 40 men broke into a North Dakota jail and lynched three American Indians – two young boys (one of whom was named Paul Holy Track) and a grown man – who were among a group being tried for the murders of six members of a white family. The Plague of Doves brilliantly reimagines this event, bringing to life an entire fictional North Dakota community and tracking how the crime filters down through subsequent generations.
At the mouth of this tale's river is Mooshum, an Ojibwe grandfather who was to be hung, but survived in part due to his own mixed heritage. Mooshum tells his version of the events to his granddaughter, Evalina Harp, when she becomes infatuated with a teacher who is, as it turns out, descended from one of the men responsible for the killing. "I could not look at anyone in quite the same way anymore," Evalina concludes. Later in the book she discovers the genealogy of this killing extends all the way to the man she loves.
As in all of Erdrich's books, revenge is a theme – but a complicated one, as families involved in the hanging intermarry. Memory is a battleground. The tribal members keep the story alive through folklore; the whites try to pretend it never happened. "In the beginning, the whites had all the power," Erdrich says, "but as one reviewer put it: The Indians have the history." Her deft handling of this tension has earned her high praise across the US. "Her most deeply affecting work yet," wrote the New York Times's famously hard-to-please critic Michiko Kakutani, while Philip Roth hailed a "dazzling masterpiece".
Shuttling between these various modes of storytelling, of remembering, has been Erdrich's life's work – on and off the page. Her father Ralph, who according to family lore was born in a tornado, is German-American; her mother, Rita, is French and Ojibwe. Erdrich was born Karen Louise in Little Falls, Minnesota and grew up with six siblings in Wahpeton, North Dakota, a town of around 9,000 where her parents taught at the Bureau of Indian Affairs School. One of the only books in the house was A Narrative of Captivity and Adventures of John Tanner, the tale of a man who lived with the Ojibwe in the late 1700s.
The Erdrichs – regarded as the town eccentrics – were rigorous teachers. Ralph encouraged his children to memorise the poems of Frost, Tennyson, Robert Service and Longfellow, paying them a nickel for every poem they could recite. Not surprisingly, two other Erdrichs are writers – Lise, a children's author, and Heid, the author of three poetry collections. Erdrich has published three collections of verse, and four children's books. "I lived a very sheltered childhood, a very sweet childhood," she says. "We used to go for walks outdoors. I spent a lot of time around animals. I grew up without television."
She also spent a lot of time around storytellers. Throughout her work, including in The Plague of Doves, elder figures form the bedrock of stories. They are the long memory against which current action often plays out. "I was lucky to have grandparents around," Erdrich says – she listened to their stories, and asked questions, something she continues to do when she drives to North Dakota, stopping off beside the road to write down ideas. There is a comically literal character in The Plague of Doves who constantly badgers Mooshum and his siblings for "the real story," to get the timeline of events straight. I ask Erdrich if she ever feels like this woman and she shoots back, "all the time," though this doesn't seem to bother her. "I still feel like I listen more than I tell."
This engagement with the past and her Ojibwe roots is shot through every aspect of Erdrich's life. She left the plains in the 1970s for Dartmouth University, the Ivy League school founded in the 1760s for the education of Native Americans in the New England area. It was here that she met her future husband, Michael Dorris, fiction writer and anthropologist. Erdrich had returned as a writer in residence after earning a master's in creative writing. Dorris heard her read her poetry and was intrigued. They communicated by letter while he did fieldwork in New Zealand and she began to publish. She supported herself working at Kentucky Fried Chicken, and as a construction flag signaller.
The two married in 1981, and began a working relationship that lasted over a decade. Dorris encouraged her to work on fiction, and even posed as her agent when Love Medicine was turned down by many publishers. The book, which still marks her as the youngest ever fiction winner of a National Book Critics Circle Award, sold 400,000 hardcover copies. She became a minor celebrity, and was named one of People's Most Beautiful People in 1990. But there would be no flame-out. Love Medicine was the start of a tetralogy that included The Beet Queen (1986), Tracks (1988), and The Bingo Palace (1994). With Dorris she published Route Two (1990) and The Crown of Columbus, (1991). They separated and were in divorce proceedings when Dorris committed suicide in spring 1997.
Erdrich has been guarded with the press ever since, but her books have not slowed down. Any criticism that she was dependent upon Dorris's input come up against the wall of what she has produced since then – six novels for adults, one of which, The Last Report on the Miracles of Little No Horse (2001), was a National Book Award finalist; three novels for children, one of which, The Birchbark House (1999) was a finalist for the National Book Award; a collection of poems and a non-fiction work on books and islands in Ojibwe Country. She also founded Birchbark Books, a non-profit bookstore in Minneapolis, raised four daughters, continued learning the Ojibwe language, which she feared was being erased, and taught workshops on Turtle Mountain with her sister Heid.
This activity would not give you the sense that Erdrich is willing to wait. But in person she is quiet and self-effacing. She called upon these qualities as she waited for The Plague of Doves, which has been with her since the early 1980s as she worked on other books. The voices of the main characters – a college graduate, a judge, a grandfather and a doctor – came over time, at odd moments, their story in shards. "I can't quite know I'm making a book," Erdrich says. "I really don't know where [the voices] come from. I just feel like I get to take down what they're telling me."
At times, Erdrich can sound closer to a medium than a fiction writer. But she is keen to deflect that impression. "A voice that is going to take over a story is someone you will have prepared for quite some time," she says. And in 25 years of publishing, these characters have taught her how cruel the world can be. "It's against my nature to believe how evil people can be," she says. "I didn't see cruelty a lot growing up. When it became apparent that the world was different from what I had known as a child, it took me a long time to understand it." It would seem, with The Plague of Doves, there is no confusion any more.
Biography: Louise Erdrich
Born in 1954, Louise Erdrich grew up in Wahpeton, North Dakota, with six siblings. Her German-American father and her mother, half French and half Ojibwe, were teachers. She studied at Dartmouth University, where she later met her husband, the anthropologist and writer Michael Dorris. He was the agent for her first novel, Love Medicine (1984), which won the National Book Critics Circle Award. Subsequent books include fiction (The Beet Queen, 1986), children's books (The Birchbark House, 1999) and poetry (Original Fire, 2003). During their divorce, Dorris committed suicide in 1997. Since then Erdrich has founded and started Birchbark Books, raised four daughters and taught writing workshops. Her latest novel is The Plague of Doves (HarperPerennial).Reuse content


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FBI Expands Investigation Into State Film Tax Credit Program By Eileen Fleming • Nov 10, 2014 The FBI is widening its investigation into possible fraud in the state's film tax-credit program. The New Orleans Advocate reports producer George Kostuch is suspected of bilking the state over inflated production costs. Two filmmakers pleaded guilty last year to federal wire fraud charges, and are now cooperating with federal investigators. The FBI wrote in a search warrant application that the scheme was carried out on the motion pictures Xtinction: Predator X, Sports Trivia Clash and Mysterious Island. Louisiana's Film Industry Thrives, But At What Cost? By Kate Richardson • Sep 23, 2014 Kate Richardson / WWNO The entertainment industry is synonymous with Hollywood. But in recent years lots of film and TV production has migrated to what's now become commonly known as "Hollywood South." 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Cliff Top Apartment on ground floor(sleeps 6). Luxury gated Development, Set in 29 acres of natural woodland on one of Cornwall's most beautiful stretches of coastline..
Leisure centre: with indoor heated swimming pool, spa, sauna, table tennis, pool table, all solely for residents.
2 all-weather tennis courts, children's playground
New Amtico wood flooring throughout.
High speed Wireless Internet +Sony IPod/iPhone Music Docking Station.
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The stunning Helford river is within walking distance and takes about 10 minutes to drive.
10-pin bowling and multiscreen cinema in Falmouth.
34 Lower Stables has spectacular sea views and is just 2 minutes walk to beach, bar/restaurant and beach cafe.
Property has direct access onto patio and lawns overlooking Maenporth beach. Well-maintained grounds and footpaths through the woodlands.
2 miles from Falmouth, on the coastal path.Baby-sitting available.
Local Management Co is available 24hr/7days, to sort maintenance. Private parking.
Falmouth is 2 miles away and provides a good selection of restaurants and shops, together with the National Maritime Museum.
The Lizard Peninsular is about half an hour's drive away with its many picturesque villages, including Coverack, Mullion & Lizard Village. The Goonhilly Downs Satellite Earth Station is open to the public.
The nearest village is Mawnan Smith, which has a village shop and pub, The Old Lion
Trengilly Wartha pub , 15 minutes drive , is a former winner of UK Pub of the year and serves outstanding food plus has a fantastic wine list
Travel: Maenporth in approximately 280 miles from London, travelling via the M3, A303 or M4 (M5 from the North), and A30. There are trains to Falmouth, via Truro, and flights to Newquay airport (approximately 30 min from Maenporth).
A bus service runs from Maenporth to Falmouth, with connections to Truro.
Local golf: The excellent Falmouth Golf Club (18 holes with driving range) overlooking the sea is 1 mile from Maenporth.
Visitors are most welcome, including juniors
There are other golf courses within easy driving distance at Mullion, St Endoc and Perranporth (Top 100 UK courses, Amazing Links)
My husband and I bought this property just before our first child was born and we have had so many happy family holidays with all three of our children who still love to come down now they are all teenagers - Maenporth really does have something for every age! I now own the property jointly with my three sisters as we wanted our own children to be able to enjoy bringing their families to our lovely holiday home which holds so many happy memories.
Fiona Hill purchased this apartment in 1994
Maenporth is perfectly situated for exploring both the Helford River and the Lizard Peninsula. We always have a day or two over at the stunning beaches of Kynance Cove or Polurrian Bay where the surf is great for body boarding. The Roseland Peninsula is another favourite with children loving the unique King Harry Ferry journey across the river. Falmouth itself is a picturesque and perfectly sized seaside town with a wide variety of shops, galleries and award winning restaurants.
One of Maenporth's best features is the Leisure centre which means that there is always plenty to do even if the weather is not as good as you would hope! Our property is situated in a prime position on the estate offering fantastic sea views from the sofa. We are never short of things to do, whether it be a round of golf, a visit to nearby National Trust properties or just a day at Maenporth beach. Dining at The Cove restaurant is always a highlight of the week and having such a great beach cafe makes all the difference.
The appartment was situated in a beautiful part of Cornwall and had a fantastic view. The owners had gone to a lot of trouble to make sure that everything was covered to make for a good holiday ! The appartment was clean and very spacious apart from the 2nd bedroom which was cramped and really only good for children. The mattresses were uncomfortable and it really had a problem with a damp lingering smell which got into our clothes after being hung in the wardrobe . This was a real shame as the appartment overall was beautiful !
We had a fantastic stay in Maenporth. The apartment was perfect and Fiona was great to deal with (even arranging to post our son's cuddly toys that were left behind!). The apartment was spotless and extremely well equipped with everything we needed.
We have stayed in maenporth numerous times and it never disappoints us.
This property was actually our favourite we have stayed in . The view was just stunning and the property is well equipped and the coffee machine was a nice touch as were the goodies waiting for us upon arrival . We can't wait to return .
We had a lovely holiday. Whilst travelling from London to this region is always challenging, locating the place was quite straightforward. There are lots of supermarkets and shops along the way to purchase everything we required for our stay.
The flat was very clean and had everything we were expecting including toys and board games for the kids to play. The Wi fi also came in handy. The best thing in the flat was the stunning views and there was enough garden space as well.
The leisure centre which was a very short walk from flat had friendly and helpful staff. All facilities were well maintained. There were plenty of activities to keep everyone entertained even when the weather was bad
The area itself had of attractions with Maenporth beach being the highlight. We had lots of fun on sunny days and my daughter enjoyed Kayaking. We hired these from the beach. We also manged to visit the lost gardens of Heligan which was about a 40mins drive. Pendennis Castle was a hit with the whole family were there were lots of medieval activities on display the day we visited it. There were also many excellent restaurants and we enjoyed lots of local dishes and the seafood was delicious.
Finally, I would like to thank Fiona who was very patience and helpful with all queries we had before and after making the booking. It made the whole experience a pleasant one. Overall it was one of the best Holidays we had in the UK.
We had a lovely week, the property was exactly as described it was very clean and tidy with everything needed to make it feel like a home from home .
The views from the property are stunning and there is loads to do in the local area . The children had great fun in the pool which was never over crowded.
In summary a wonderful place for a family holiday and we will definately be back .
Before my husband and i starts the trip to Great Britain, Fiona Hill had helps us a much. Beginning with the arivall in Maenporth we have feeling ad home. Looking out from this great appartment is seing the sea and the nice Garten from Maenporth. In the kitchen there is all you need to cook. Our wish was, we want to stay a longer time in this apartment. This was not possibel an we will come back in two years. Barbara and Roman from Germany.
Maenporth beach is approximately 2 minutes walk from our apartment. It is a sheltered, sandy beach, with a Beach Cafe providing snacks, drinks, cappuccinos etc.
The Cove Bar & Restaurant is also situated overlooking Maenporth beach. It offers bar snacks, full meals or just a drink, which can be enjoyed inside or on the patio overlooking the sea.
Falmouth is approximately 2 miles away and has a great range of shops and restaurants including a large out of town ASDA supermarket (5 mins drive)
National Maritime Museum in Falmouth
The stunning Helford river is within walking distance and takes 10 minutes to drive.
The Lizard Peninsular is about half an hour's drive away with its many picturesque villages, including Coverack, Mullion.
The nearest village is Mawnan Smith, which has a shop & pub, The Old Lion
Former UK pub of the year,Trengilly Wartha, 15 minutes away.
Falmouth golf course 5 minutes.
Sainsbury's and Tesco Internet Delivery area.
Other Activities: Kayaking and paddle boards on Maenporth beach. Other sports including Coasteering available at Swanpool beach (5 minutes away).
Golf: The excellent Falmouth Golf Club (18 holes with driving range) overlooking the sea is approx. 1 mile from Maenporth.
Visitors are most welcome, including juniors
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