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It's easy to fall into the trap of reading nothing but American authors—maybe with a few Brits mixed in for good measure. And there's certainly nothing wrong with reading what you know and love—but part of the reason we read is to glean a wider understanding of the world, and there's no better way than to read brilliant books by writers from around the world.
Here are 15 newly translated international novels to add to your reading list in 2019.
Paperback $14.95
Argentina: 77, by Guillermo Saccomanno. Translated by Andrea Labinger.
Saccomanno's novel is set in Buenos Aires in 1977, during the nightmarish rule of dictator Jorge Rafael Videla, and tells the story of Gómez, a closeted gay man who works as a teacher. Gómez lives in fear of his sexuality being found out, and with good reason: people are being disappeared by the government regularly, and homosexuals are a particular target. As he descends into a Kafka-esque state of permanent paranoia that parallels Argentina's descent into chaos, the novel delves into difficult questions about what right and wrong even mean when bare-knuckle survival is the best you can hope for.
Paperback $16.99
Sweden: Acts of Infidelity, by Lena Andersson. Translated by Saskia Vogel.
Andersson's acerbic, sharp-witted novel puts the lie to stereotypes about aloof, chilly Swedes, exploring the heated, constrained relationship between Ester Nilsson and and the actor Olof Sten. Ester enters into an affair with the married man with her eyes open—Olof is up front about the fact that he never plans on leaving his wife. But as their affair unfolds in fits and starts over the course of years, Ester has to wrestle with the fact that on some level, she always thought she'd be more than just someone's mistress. Ester and Olof are the stuff of great characters: fascinating people engaged in terrible behavior.
Paperback $16.95
Thailand: Bright, by Duanwad Pimwana. Translated by Mui Poopoksakul.
Amazingly, this is the first novel by a Thai woman to ever be translated into English. Kampol is five years old when his father leads him to some sketchy apartment buildings and tells him to wait for him. The young boys does, but his father never returns, and soon he has been adopted by the locals in the desperately poor part of town. As he's raised by the shopkeepers and neighbors who can barely afford to feed their own children, much less an abandoned boy, Kampol faces poverty and the crushing loneliness that comes with being left behind by the only family you ever knew. Kampol's journey to adulthood provides a glimpse into not just another culture, but another way of seeing the world.
Hardcover $22.50 | $25.00
Syria: Death is Hard Work, by Khaled Khalifa. Translated by Leri Price.
Literature is alive in Syria, even after years of horrifying civil war—and this novel's award-winning author, Khaled Khalifa, yet lives in Damascus, despite the pervasive danger. This novel tells the story of three siblings who struggle to honor their father's deathbed wish to be buried next to his sister in their childhood home. Placing his body in the back of a van, they set off across war-torn Syria, risking everything as they encounter unspeakable violence, corruption, and lawlessness as their father's body rots right there in the vehicle with them. It's a moving novel that provides a clear-eye vision of what ordinary people face everyday in one of the most turbulent corners of the world.
France: League of Spies, by Robert Merle. Translated by T. Jefferson Kline.
Novels-in-translation need not be weighty tomes. Merle's famous Fortunes of France series, thirteen novels strong, is filled with action and intrigue. They follow the exploits of 17th-century doctor Pierre de Siorac, who becomes a spy amidst the disruption of religious wars in Europe. The word "swashbuckling" goes a long way toward describing these fun, flawlessly-executed adventure stories, which are only now being translated into English after selling like gangbusters in their home country. There's another great story off the page: Merle wrote the first book when he was 77, and finished the final volume when he was 95. C'est si bon.
Paperback $14.95
China: Life, by Lu Yao. Translated by Chloe Estep.
If you've been paying attention to science fiction in recent years, you know that Chinese writers have been storming into English markets with gusto—so why not other genres? Yao published just two novels in his lifetime, but they were incredibly influential in China. Life captures the chaos, energy, and upheaval of the country in the 1980s, the beginning of a vast cultural and economic transformation whose scope is only now becoming apparent. Gao Jialin is happy with his lot in life as a schoolteacher in a small, rural village. When corrupt officials cost him his job, the disillusioned Gao follows in the footsteps of millions of others from rural China, and leaves the country behind to try his luck in the city. What happens to him next is a grand story of personal courage and cultural surprise.
Paperback $11.95
Japan: Star, by Yukio Mishima. Translated by Sam Bett.
This 1961 novel is finally getting the translation it has so long deserved. The psychologically complex story of Rikio Mizuno, young star of a series of gangster films, is based in part on Mishima's own experiences as an actor. Mizuno revels in his fame and has a singular ability to disappear into his role, but the always-on life of a famous actor wears on him, and over the course of the novel he begins to lose his grip. The question of whether we are what people see us to be, or if there's an ineffable us inside, impervious to outside perception, is a fascinating one, rendered with a skill that manages to make Mizuno sympathetic despite his dissatisfaction at having every advantage the modern world can offer. This is a landmark novel of 20th century Japan, and you no longer have to learn Japanese to read it.
Russia: The Coronation, by Boris Akunin. Translated by Andrew Bromfield.
If you thought Americans and Brits had a monopoly on sharp historical mysteries, we'd like to introduce you to gentleman detective Erast Petrovich Fandorin. As Moscow prepares for the coronation of Tsar Nicholas II, Grand Duke Georgii Alexandrovich's daughter Xenia is the subject of an attempted kidnapping, soon foiled by Fandorin. In the confusion, the Grand Duke's other child, Mikhail, is taken. The ransom demanded for the young prince is the Orlov diamond, priceless and necessary for the coronation ceremony—and the kidnapper, Fandorin suspects, is international mastermind Dr. Lind. Fast-paced and whip-smart, this is a fantastic thriller in any language.
Hardcover $20.00
South Korea: The White Book, by Han Kang. Translated by Deborah Smith.
Kang won the 2016 International Man Booker Prize for The Vegetarian, and The White Book was shortlisted for the same honor last year. With a singularly sparse literary style, Kang explores the many meanings attached to the color white (notably the color of mourning in his native Korea) as a writer imagines the older sister he never knew, who died within minutes of being born. As she mixes her present-day explorations with memories of her childhood, always clouded by the knowledge that she lived when her sister died, the phantom sibling becomes almost a real person, someone whose death allowed the writer to live. It's a beautiful, quiet novel of regret.
Paperback $17.95
France: Pretty Things, by Virginie Despentes. Translated by Emma Ramadan.
This is a fierce, unsettling story explores issues of feminism, femininity, the male gaze, and identity. Claudine and Pauline are twin sisters brought up by abusive parents who often set them against one another. Claudine has leaned into her good looks, and hopes to use her beauty to become a famous singer—the one major obstacle being that she can't carry a tune. Pauline can sing, beautifully, but has downplayed her looks. She travels to Paris at her crude, loud sister's request, but when Claudine commits suicide, Pauline steps into her twin's life. She soon learns that being perceived as beautiful is more of a trap than she suspected, as the deception reveals things about herself that she would rather not know.
Paperback $15.95
Norway: T Singer, by Dag Solstad. Translated by Tiina Nunnally.
Written in 1999 and released in translation last year, this novel is a good starting point for Solstad, one of Norway's premiere writers. The titular Singer is a man retreating from the world—slowly at first, then with increasing speed. In-between the myriad events of his life (becoming a small-town librarian, then a millionaire; getting married and gaining a stepdaughter), Singer falls into lengthy obsessions that play out as extended monologues that sharply explore what it's like to be trapped inside your own head.
Hardcover $25.95
South Korea: The Plotters, by Un-su Kim. Translated by Sora Kim-Russell.
This surreal thriller follows an assassin named Reseng, found as an orphan and raised by a Fagin-esque man nicknamed the Old Raccoon, whose home, the Library, teems with contract killers. Reseng and those like him are directed by the Plotters, and invisible, secret cabal. When Reseng makes a mistake and upsets a carefully orchestrated plot, he'll have to decide if he's content to remain a pawn, or if he wants to take control. The books is also a commentary on a modern world in which people we'll never meet make decisions that can devastate our lives, with zero responsibility or accountability.
Hardcover $24.00
Chile: The Spirit of Science Fiction, by Roberto Bolaño. Translated by Natasha Wimmer.
Bolaño, who died in 2003, remains a towering literary figure, and any "new" work of his appearing in translation is worthy of note. This novel was written in 1984 and subsequently "lost." On the one hand, it's easy to see why: the story of two writers pursuing literary fame along separate paths is an obvious precursor to the later (and superior) classic The Savage Detectives. On the other hand, even early, not-quite-ready-for-prime-time Bolaño is guaranteed to be worthwhile. This work—more a series of brilliant riffs than a narrative—is fitfully brilliant. Jan pursues writing in solitude, serious and curious; Remo plays at being a writer without actually writing much, but practices social climbing along the way. Somewhere between them is a truth, if only they can manage to discover it. This is either a perfect complement to Bolaño's later work, or a perfect introduction to a brilliant author.
Hardcover $26.95
Denmark: The Summer of Ellen, by Agnete Friis. Translated by Sinead Quirke Kongerskov.
Friis offers up a spellbinding mystery totally in step the growing dialog about toxic masculinity and the price we all pay for indulging it. Jacob is in the depths of an alcoholic depression in Copenhagen, drinking his way through a terrible divorce. He is invited by his elderly uncle Anton to come back to the old farm where Jacob spent his summers, but this isn't to be a pleasurable visit—Anton, in his nineties, wants to put an old mystery to rest. In the summer of 1978, Jacob was obsessed with his beautiful, free-spirited cousin Ellen who came to stay with Anton and his brother Anders—and Anton wants to know the answer to a simple question: what happened to Ellen that summer? It's a deep dive into dark places.
Hardcover $26.95
Zimbabwe: House of Stone, by Novuyo Rosa Tshuma.
While this book is not actually a translation, it's worth noting just to shine a light on an amazing Zimbabwean writer. If you're living in a stable (if imperfect) society, be thankful—not all countries are peaceful, or safe. In Zimbabwe, much is in turmoil. Against this backdrop of chaos, a teenager named Bukhosi goes missing. His family's lodger, Zamani, becomes their greatest help in a horrible moment, working tirelessly to hand out fliers, hang posters, and take part in vigils. But Zamani wants more than to help—he seems to want to become part of the family, to absorb and appropriate their history and past for himself. Drowning in grief and alcohol, Bukhosi's parents are vulnerable, and Zamani moves inexorably towards his goals.
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Reliance Infrastructure Ltd said on Thursday it has agreed to sell its cement unit to Birla Corp for Rs 4,800 crore ($710 million), as the company led by billionaire Anil Ambani-led strives to pare debt and shifts focus to the defence manufacturing business.
The deal for Reliance Cement Company Pvt Ltd comes after Birla Corp's proposed acquisition of two cement plants of Lafarge India fell through due to regulatory issues.
Reliance Infra said in a statement it has signed the final binding agreement with the flagship company of the MP Birla Group for the unit.
Reliance Cement has an integrated cement capacity of 5.08 million tonnes at Maihar, Madhya Pradesh, and Kundanganj, Uttar Pradesh as well as a grinding unit of half a million tonnes capacity at Butibori, Maharashtra. The deal was struck at $140 a tonne, it said.
According to Reliance Cement's website, the company is developing a plant at Wani in Maharashtra with annual capacity of 5 million tonnes and had planned to increase its capacity to 15 million tonnes a year.
Birla Corp has a total operational cement capacity of about 10 million tonnes a year with plants in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal.
The transaction is subject to approval of the Competition Commission of India and other applicable regulatory approvals.
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According to media reports at the time, about 10 companies including PE firms such as Blackstone, Carlyle and KKR were sounded out for the sale. In November, Reliance Infra said it had shortlisted seven bidders for its cement business. The company said also that it was looking to sell a stake in its road projects to cut debt and retune its focus on its defence business.
Reliance Infra's debt was Rs 26,253 crore at the end of March 31, 2015, according to its annual report.
Earlier this month, Birla Corp, Blackstone and PE firm Baring later emerged as the top contenders for the cement business.
To boost its defence business, Reliance Infra last year pipped several other business groups including Munjals of Hero Group and Mahindras to ink a deal with Nikhil Gandhi-promoted SKIL to buy management control of Pipavav Defence & Offshore Engineering Co.
The company has also set up unit Reliance Defence Ltd and 11 step-down subsidiaries to make advanced weapon platforms, equipment, systems and hardware for the armed forces, according to its website.


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Bird in hand (again) Bewick's wren photo
He's a bit shocked that I caught him. He's regrouping. They say that birds will die if you catch them, but I've also learned, that if a bird that has crashed into a window, it will survive if you cup them in your hand (dark, warm place) until they come around, they'll live.
He was positively cussing up a blue streak by the time I caught him and carried him outside. Then he decided my hand wasn't so bad after all. Grumbling all the while. Long narrow beak, a flycatcher, not a seed eater. I had to goose him in the ass in order to get him to fly off. He flew to the fence and gave me the what-for.
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For the first time Sharklab- Malta took part in the European Elasmobranch Association (EEA) Conference in Bristol, 2016, and presented the flagship project: The Recovery and Release Programme!
We were indescribably proud to be part of this great event and present our work. But this was not the only reason to celebrate. It was a very special occasion (not just because of Sharklab's first participation) but the 20th anniversary of the conference event ANDthe inclusion of Sharklab- Malta as a NEW EEA MEMBER !!
Shark Scientist and nerds from all over the globe were present and it was a truly inspiring atmosphere. A very warm and open welcome was give to everyone by SharkTrust and presentations on various shark projects made this event very special.
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On the weekend of Jan.16th 2009, I decided to stay at a local hotel. I chose this particular site because I had stayed there in the past when it had been a comfort inn. It was know a Holiday Inn. Much to my disappointment this time around.
Upon checking in, I was informed that I would be required to make a $200.00 deposit. Then I was asked for my credit card. I do not have a credit card, and asked if cash would be okay. I was told yes. At this point I have given $123.69 for a room, and $200.00 for a deposit. I then said that I would require a smoking room. I was told that the entire hotel was non smoking, with that I said that I would have to smoke outside then.
When I got to my room my main objective was to take a shower. I thought the room was okay, a bit musty but what hotel isn't? I turned on the room air conditioning and then the television that appeared to be brand new. The television responded with only sound, no picture. I called down to the lobby thinking that I wondered if my $200.00 deposit included use of the television or not.
I was told that they could send someone up to look at the problem. I declined, my objective was to get in the shower. I shut the t.v. off. I tried the t.v. again, this time success. It worked.
I proceeded to take a shower. I was in the shower for maybe 5 minutes. My cell phone rang, I grabbed for a towel that was on the shelf above the toilet. I grabbed (1)one of (3) three towels.
Heres the problem. I smoke cigarettes. I smoke clove cigarettes, part of the reason being that I hate the way that tobacco smells on my hands and clothing.
Now when I grabbed that first towel to dry my face, I nearly vomited because this towel smelt so bad of cigarette smoke. The appearance of this towel was different then the other two. The texture was almost crusty. The color was as white as the other towels.
Anyway this towel smelt so bad that I had to put my head back under the showerhead to get the smell off of me. I then being very careful to smell a one of the other towels from a distance before redrying my face off to answer my phone.
I was told by a friend that I should have immediatly called down to the lobby inquiring why this towel smelled of smoke when it was supposed to be a non smoking facilty. The fact is, I was in the shower, water running, answering my cell phone, and I'm naked.
Incidently I did not smoke in this room. AT ALL!!!
Upon checkout, (which I had done that evening because when I left to go to dinner, upon returning to my room I realized that someone had been in my room, and gone through my things.) I asked for my $200.00 deposit back. I was told that I would have to wait until someone inspected the room.
After about 15 minutes I was asked to go up to the room with two employees. One of the employees was commenting on how the room had ashes all over it, which was a lie, the other kept remarking dont you smell that smoke. Again there had been no smoking in that room.
I proceeded to argue with these people for around 20 minutes. It was getting creepy. I was told to come back the next day and that if the room didn't smell like smoke that they would consider giving me my money back.
I called everyday for over a week. The first 3 days I spoke to the person that I had dealt with that night. Then I was forwarded to the General Manager S. Loft. This went on for another 3 days before I even spoke to this person.
It was the same argument. I informed him of the towel that was in the bathroom. I told him that it would take weeks of smoking to make the odor that came from it. He said that I had to smoke in there for that towel to smell the way it did. I was in that room for 10 MINUTES!!!!
I later looked at the fine print on my deposit reciept. The cash deposit price is listed as the room fee, and the room fee price is listed as the deposit. On the reciept for the room fee in fine print it states that the hotel will take up to $200.00 if there is smoking in the room. Once again there was no smoking in the room.
Now I believe that this is a set up to fail situation. You dont smoke in the room, but there is a towel in the room that smells like its been sitting in room with nothing but smoking, minus the obvious nicotine color that would occur if this had been the case.
I never got my deposit returned. I was given nothing less than the run around. I hope that this isn't occuring to others, but my gut tells me that it is.
San Diego is a nice place to live, I would recommend that people DO NOT stay at this hotel. Take your kids out for ice cream. Or to SeaWorld, its close by.
This is nothing but a ripoff.
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President GEORGE W. BUSH: And I've strongly believed that we can and must get a comprehensive immigration plan on my desk this year.
MONTAGNE: President Bush, and by all accounts, the chances of that happening are greater now. It was hard-lined Republicans in the House of Representatives, who most ardently opposed the President's call for a guest worker program. Still, it's not at all clear Congress can pass a bill. So much of the action may fall to states and local communities.
NPR's Jennifer Ludden reports.
JENNIFER LUDDEN: In theory, the stars are aligned for a major immigration overhaul in Washington. And yet, -
Mr. JOHN KILLI(ph) (Center for Immigration Studies): I think what is likely, at least in 2007, is more of an impasse.
LUDDEN: John Killi is with the Center for Immigration Studies, which wants less immigration. He points out a lot of the new Democrats in Congress are more conservative, so-called blue dogs, and actually campaigned against illegal immigration.
Mr. KILLI: Speaker Pelosi, her first obligation in the 110th Congress is to actually see her party reelected. And I'm not sure an amnesty of any size is the kind of politics that the Democrats want to present to the electorate in 2008.
LUDDEN: If Congress does nothing, Killi and others say that would push even more states and cities to take matters into their own hands. Dozens of localities have passed or are considering proposals to find landlords who rent to undocumented immigrants or employers who hire them.
None of these measures has taken effect because civil rights groups have challenged them. The ordinance in Hazelton, Pennsylvania is a model for many. And early this year, it's expected to have its day in court. One person who'll be watching is the mayor of Escondido in Southern California.
Ms. LORI HOLT PFEILER (Mayor, Escondido, California): I do not think Hazelton has a chance.
LUDDEN: Lori Holt Pfeiler says her city council passed a similar crackdown on illegal immigrants. She opposed it and was pleased when last month, members reversed themselves. A local judge had blocked the law saying immigration was a federal issue.
Ms. HOLT PFEILER: The judge made it pretty clear that there were many issues with this ordinance. And it wasn't going to get anywhere. There was no chance for it to succeed, and they needed to just drop the ordinance.
LUDDEN: All the same, Hazelton officials have the support of national groups, and some analysts think that town's law could be argued all the way to the Supreme Court. In Escondido, Mayor Holt Pfeiler says the city council still hopes to find more subtle ways to pressure illegal immigrants like laws to address overcrowded housing.
Ms. HOLT PFEILER: You can put parking regulations on how long you can park on the street and so forth, so that you don't have too many cars in the neighborhood. More specifically, and I think more beneficial is illegal garage conversions, which create very unsafe living arrangements.
LUDDEN: 2007 will also see sweeping measures against illegal immigration take effect in Georgia and Colorado. They'll cut federal benefits and punish employers, who knowingly hire undocumented workers. Benjamin Johnson of the Immigration Policy Center thinks these local crackdowns are a bad idea.
Mr. BENJAMIN JOHNSON (Immigration Policy Center): When state and local officials begun their own roundup and their own sweeps, it makes it more difficult to deal with undocumented immigration because it drives people deeper and deeper underground.
LUDDEN: So Johnson says even if Congress does pass a legalization program, some immigrants might become too fearful to sign on to it. What's pretty certain is that as politicians debate, immigrants will keep coming. The Census Bureau projects that in 2007 migrants, legal and illegal, will increase the U.S. population by one person every 27 seconds.
Jennifer Ludden, NPR News, Washington.
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Just to wish all our family, friends, guests past and future, and of course our animals, very best wishes for a Happy New Year, and a healthy and peaceful 2013!
A couple of 'firsts' this week...!
The Pic du Midi! On a beautiful clear day we drove to La Mongie, where there is a full-blown up-and-running ski resort only 1 hour and 20 minutes away! And there in the middle of town is the cable-car up to the Observatory at the top of the Pic - it was an opportunity too good to miss. The trip is made in two stages, the first one quite short and tame even for the vertiginous like myself, then you switch to another car and that's when it gets a bit scary... but taking slow deep breaths and keeping my eyes on the top I made it! and it was really worth it, I can't do justice to the stunning views and the sheer beauty of the place. There is a small bar and restaurant where we had lunch, the obligatory 'gift shop', and an exhibition about the Observatory packed with info and amazingly showing how all the equipment was carried up to the top of the mountain by men and donkeys at the beginning of the last century. It was a wonderful day out and I'm so glad I finally made it to the top, now I look at it from here in a completely different light!
On Wednesday we made our pre-Christmas trip to the Domaine de La Prune winery at Sarragachies (which has just been made a National Monument, as it has the only vines in France that survived the phylloxera outbreak) to stock up for the festivities, and on the way back we stopped for lunch at le Café Zic on the lake at Marciac. I don't know why we never went before, but we will certainly be going back, we had a fantastic lunch, really imaginative food served with pleasure and charm: the best foie de volaille I've ever tasted, followed by roulade de pintade on a bed of baby mushrooms with a parsnip purée. We were served an appetiser of pumpkin soup, and home-made cheese straws with an aperitif. The dining-room is light and airy and obviously decorated with jazz in mind round a black grand piano, and in warmer weather sitting outside on the terrace by the edge of the lake must be really special. If all that wasn't good enough, the meal for three of us came to €49!! A winner all round!
Winter is here again...
Yes, the last leaves have fallen from the walnut trees, we have had frosty mornings and the temperature at night has even been down to -2C a couple of times already! But there is still plenty to enjoy, from the views over the woods with the mist clinging in the mornings, the splendid colours of the leaves that have yet to fall, lighting the log-burners and curling up with a book, getting together with friends for a glass - or two - of mulled wine... There are lovely Christmas fairs to go to at the weekends, and plans to make for Christmas itself... A time to relax and enjoy!
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So my roommate officially moved out yesterday. She left when I was at work, gave back all the keys & paid me what she owed me in cash. She's had a lot of drama in her life, and it didn't affect me too much, but by the end, I was just ready for her to go.
The room is clean, the bathroom is clean. She took all of her stuff, except for 2 small boxes that she put in the basement. Her parents are dropping by at some point to pick it up. I agreed to that since they live 45 mins away & she's moving wayyy out of state.
Unfortunately, she also took all but 1 roll of toilet paper. She bought the last pack of rolls, so I get that. But she even took the roll out of the downstairs bathroom!
On top of that, I noticed that she had used some of my towels & hung them to dry, but did not wash them.
And none of that is too bad compared to some of the horror stories that I have heard, but I was doing some cooking today & opened up my kitchen supplied drawer and found that she took all the bags, aluminum foil, plastic wrap, ect except for 1 set of sandwich bags & 1 thing of plastic wrap. I bought most of that stuff.
I also noticed she did not replace a baking tray she lent someone & never got back, several of my reusable water bottles are missing and she kept using my plastic containers & loosing them. So seriously? To actively take the tp off the roll?
LOL - whatever! She forgot the (new, nicer) shower head that she installed in the shower & I don't think I'm going to take it down unless she asks for it!
Tomorrow, the new roommate comes. I am doing some light cleaning today, but I'm all set up.
Today, I re-joined Weight Watchers, did some massive grocery shopping & borrowed a large crock pot from my mom. I made a big batch of baked potato soup & a batch of chicken tacos. Yumm!
Out with the old, in with the new - Roommates!
So my roommate officially moved out yesterday. She left when I was at work, gave back all the keys & paid me what she owed me in cash. She's had a lot of drama in her life, and it didn't affect me too much, but by the end, I was just ready for her to go.
9 Responses to "Out with the old, in with the new - Roommates!"
Ima saver
January 15th, 2011 at 10:36 pm 1295131000Hope the new roommates works out well.
January 15th, 2011 at 10:51 pm 1295131867In the end, I think you came out ahead. People are puzzling. You'll never know the reason for her pettyness.
Good luck with the new roomies.
Looking Forward
January 15th, 2011 at 10:51 pm 1295131912It does seem silly to take the roll OFF the dispenser. She must really need it lol.
Good luck with the new roommate.
nmboone Says:
January 16th, 2011 at 12:05 am 1295136343Most normal people would not care about some damn toilet paper even if they bought it esp. off the roll! Geez. Yeah you are better off. That's so petty not even to mention the foil and bags. That's so rediculous.
Joan.of.the.Arch Says:
January 16th, 2011 at 12:54 am 1295139264In my imagination, she used every bit of TP to wrap fragile items for the move.... May your coming roommate be steadier and less headache.
January 16th, 2011 at 03:52 am 1295149971Good luck with the new roomie!
wowitsawonderfullife Says:
January 16th, 2011 at 04:27 pm 1295195274Crazy about the toilet paper. A friend of mine bought a house and the previous owners took all of the lightbulbs out of the sockets and also took all of the faceplates off the switches. People are very, very strange indeed!
scottish girl
January 16th, 2011 at 06:47 pm 1295203626Hope your new roommate works out well
January 17th, 2011 at 03:20 pm 1295277604Small items at least. And yes, it could have been much worse. I'm guessing a male roommate will be better.


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On the light gravity days the male main character notes other physiologically interesting and not altogether unpleasing aspects of the affect of the less than normal gravitational pull especially on his nether-regions.
What you might ask, does this have to do with my latest mental pause moment realization. Well, my dears I have found that as a woman grows older even the normal pull of earth's gravity is very unkind to her.
Everything on a woman's body begins to shift downward. It takes great effort, and some interesting feats of undergarment construction to keep her anatomical parts where they were intended to be and happily stayed, unfettered, in her younger years. You will find very few Peri-menopausal or early menopausal women who are willing to stand naked in front of a full length mirror because to do so will cause her to break down into tears or laughter. If she is capable of laughter at the sight of her entire anatomy shifting toward the center of the earth she is much better off.
For me it is harder to look in the mirror at night after I have brushed my teeth and see my face sagging. It reminds me a bit of those Nazis in Raiders of the Lost Ark after they dared to open the Ark of the Covenant. Only I don't think it is fair that I don't even get to look upon the face of God before my skin begins to slowly melt off of my face. Granted my melting skin will take much longer to actually separate from my bone structure than those poor Nazis, but darn it I still don't see the justice.
So, as in all the other things about Mental Pause, I just have to come to this realization. Either I learn to live with these changes, or I can take the drastic measures like some celebrities who have had so much plastic surgery that whenever they wink their toes curl. No thanks, that isn't for me either.
I will admit to using a night firming cream. I only wish I could use this stuff on other parts of my body, sadly you aren't supposed to take baths in the stuff.
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Lately I've been having some Lulu girls stop by my house because they're making handcrafts for an order that I received. So, as they finish their products they stop by the house so I can give them last minute touch-up suggestions and then to finally sell them to me.
One girl, Eliza, stopped by the other evening while I was preparing dinner. You might recall from pictures that when you enter our house we have a long hallway that leads to the living room. When we walked through the hallway Eliza immediately stopped, took off her shoes, and then proceeded to sit in the hallway on the rug. I didn't think much of it but just said to her, "Here, come in here and sit on a chair," and welcomed her further into the living room to the couches.
It didn't surprise me in any way that she'd stopped to sit on the rug because a lot of Tanzanians sit on rugs on the floor. And I had completely forgotten about it until later that night when I walked through again and I got to thinking about it and I just kind of thought it's an interesting anecdotal story. It just got me thinking about needs and wants and taking things for granted. I know that to a lot of people it looks like we have a simple life. And in a lot of ways we do live a simple life. Our house is pretty bare bones and no-frills. But the flip side of that is the side that Eliza saw when she came into the house the other day. In the eyes of a lot of other people, what we have and the way we live is quite extravagant. When the rug in our hallway is a perfectly adequate place to sit, fancier still than what most others have in their house, and we are just using it as a pass-through, then I think it's really clear that we're doing okay.
So, it's just a nice reminder to me about all that I have and that there's always another way to look at things. And I really appreciate Eliza for helping me change my perspective about such a simple thing as my hallway. Whenever I walk through I think I'll be reminded of her visit and I will remember to be thankful for what I have.


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Introduction: CDV-717 Civil Defense Radiation Survey Meter Converted to a Portable HIFI Amplifier.
I modified the case of a CDV-717 Survey instrument to house a TK2050 class D 100watt/channel amplifier and power supply.
I needed something rugged to use as my amp boards enclosure for use in my garage to power a pair of JBL Northridge speakers.
I gutted the 717 including its analog meter to make room for the new components.
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No speaker(s) in this one, just the amplifier for powering external speakers.
Next one I build will be for a desk top with a speaker in each half.
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Approaching another New Year, I find myself pondering the purpose of my own experience once again. This has been a rough year all around, and without knowing why, I've found myself feeling frustrated, and even angry, for days on end. I fought the feelings with vigor, pretending I was different and that somehow I could rise above my own humanity. You see, after everything hit the fan and I found myself biting the heads off people who did not deserve my wrath, I began to realize that perhaps at least part of my problem was simply that I am human. Humans get tired. I have been multi-tasking, being strong, working hard, going to school, doing an internship, building a new marriage, watching my children grow up and out, trying to keep the peace between others, and trying to figure out what I'm called to be when I grow up for so long, I have no idea how not to be so busy. It's been a couple of weeks since I had the first indication that I've been too busy for too long. I just had no idea that it was building to the point that I was going to blow.
It could have been worse, of course. It could have been like it was when I behaved poorly during my certification process with my previous denomination. This time, I didn't do or say anything I couldn't apologize for with sincerity and have it be accepted at face value. The unfortunate part is that it isn't over. I'm still busy, but as I begin this last approach to the new year, at least I have an sense of when the worst of it will have passed. The problem is that I don't know what to do with it. I have a list of things I need to work on, not the least of which is to envision where St. Brigid in the Desert is headed as a church. I promised the greater Universal Anglican Church a class for the online seminary almost 2 years ago, I think. I need to work on that. Yet, knowing that I have these and other projects ahead of me, I fear that first step.
There was a time, not so very long ago, that I was always aware that I stood on the threshold to a new life. I felt joy looking forward into a new day, knowing that there is always not only hope, but expectation in the awakening. I felt magick in the air on cold moonlight nights and sensed a shift in time and space as I walked the labyrinth or sat beneath my tree in meditation. In my home office, I have a wood block wall hanging into which is carved a saying from my childhood: "Today is the first day of the rest of your life." I lived by that saying, expecting a spark of inspiration and a reminder of the divine every single day. I found liminal spaces in all kinds of places.
As 2014 drew to a close, I lost that sense of newness with the sunrise. I could not find a place where I felt God's Presence for more than a few moments. All I felt was tired. I was very tired, and very separate from All That Is. I had built a wall of busy-ness around me. I created a cell of certainty that I knew where I was going and why I was going there. I don't know why I built it, but I
do know that whenever it has begun to crack in the past, I have filled
those cracks with more busy-ness and more certainty. Eventually, I guess my wall was so solid there was no "breathing room" left. No room for flexibility. No room for God to breathe new life into mine. There was nothing left to do but curl up inside the wall and give up, or burst.
I discovered the first trickle of air coming into that cell when I chose to pick up
my old-school journal and a pen a couple of weeks ago. There's something about writing out
one's thoughts in good old-fashioned cursive that makes them real,
rather like confiding in another person. Amorphous thoughts begin to
take form. Looking back into the journal, I was reminded of earlier goals and of dreams both literal and ideal. A journal is a liminal place, a space between then and now, here and there, within and without. I remembered how much I needed that, and I remembered the importance of my friends.
We all need friends who will not only listen to us when we whine, complain, scream, and bite the heads off innocents, but who can also point out the places where we might find a crack in the wall we've built around ourselves. I need friends who recognize the Thin Places. The places where our spirituality and our physical lives meet. The places where we can meet with God.
Perhaps I have been going through what St. John of the Cross called
"dark night of the soul." The light, of course, always present, but
unseen. Unseen, that is, until I allowed myself to hear the voices of those who bid me rest, to let go of the perpetual motion of my life.
Thank God, I say, for my friends in the Thin Places. I give thanks for
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3 Filipino Bars Make It to Asia's 50 Best This 2019May 10, 2019
- Mikka WeeWords
It's that one evening every year when the who's who of the Asian cocktail scene come together to an evening of celebration, exhilaration, and even a bit of debauchery—the Asia's 50 Best Bars awarding ceremony that happened yesterday at Singapore's iconic and historical Capitol Theatre.
Before the awarding ceremony came to play, a Drinks Reception was hosted by the event's several sponsors. Big industry brands such as Perrier, Four Pillars Gin, Cointreau, Ketel One Vodka, and Nikka Whiskey came with their own booths where various libations were crafted for the guests.
In terms of more familiar brands, a Four Pillars Gin's "Night Moves", a mix of rare dry gin, peach bianco, and distilled white chocolate and Nikka Whisky's "Banana C.G.", made with Nikka Coffey Grain and a banana coconut infusion, maple syrup, banana chips, and lemon zest were some of the crowd pleasers. Other standouts from the evening were newcomer Seedlip, the world's first distilled non-alcoholic spirit, as well as Mr. Black Coffee Liqueur, which is an original cold-brew coffee liqueur from Australia, taking craft coffee into the night. Made of top-grade Arabica coffees and Australian wheat vodka. The "Noir Cha" cocktail, which was created by Karl Too of Kuala Lumpur's Omakase + Appreciate) was delicious and held a refreshing balance of slightly bitter botanicals and citruses served highball style made with Mr. Black Amaro, Genmaicha Tea, nutmeg syrup, citric solution, soda, and sour plum.
Onto the awards! Host of the night Anita Kapoor was radiant and beaming on stage as she announced Asia's 50 Best Bars. Out of the 50, three from the Philippines took part in the list starting with #50, a new entry from Shangri-La Fort's The Back Room. David Ong bagged two spots with Oto, a newcomer at #47, and of course, at #37, The Curator—also winning the best bar in the Philippines Award, an accolade shared with his partner Jericson Co.
The award for Best Bar in Asia this 2019 went to Hong Kong's The Old Man, followed by last year's winner, Manhattan Singapore. Manhattan Singapore was Asia's #1 Bar for two years (2017 and 2018) and is also the evening's recipient of the Legend of the List award.
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My wife and I are considering moving to Sebastopol with our five year old daughter. I've lived in San Francisco for twenty years and looking for a more rural, less expensive place to settle down. We are both come from very creative backgrounds, with interests in Buddhism, arts, culture, and are planning to send our daughter to the Waldorf school in Santa Rosa (our daughter is in Waldorf school now). We are both in our forties.
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After lagging for most of the year, Sonoma County home sales jumped last month to the highest level for September in nine years.
Buyers last month purchased 441 single-family homes, according to The Press Democrat's monthly housing report compiled by Pacific Union International Vice President Rick Laws. Sales increased 10 percent from a year earlier and amounted to the highest sales for the month since 608 homes were sold in September 2005.
September stronger sales followed sluggish results for August, and agents and brokers acknowledged the difficulty of explaining the latest bump in sales.
"Why September? Who knows?" said Mike Kelley, an agent with Keller Williams in Santa Rosa.
For the first nine months of the year, county home sales remain 7 percent lower than for the same period of 2013. But the total number of homes that changed hands in July through September was nearly the same as a year before.
Some agents suggested the recent sales have been bolstered by buyers seeking homes priced above $700,000, where sales to date have increased nearly 27 percent from a year ago.
"The move up market is back," said Stephen Liebling, manager of Coldwell Banker's Sebastopol office. He noted his office has sold more homes this year for more than $1 million.
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In contrast, sales of homes priced below $400,000 have declined to date this year nearly 42 percent from the same period in 2013. Part of that decline is due to a lack of available homes for sale, agents said, and part is due to a rising market that has pushed prices for many homes above $400,000.
September's median home price rose 5 percent from August to $499,000. The median increased 11 percent from a year ago.
Sonoma County's median price set a record in August 2005 of $619,000. But prices plunged in a historic housing crash and by February 2009 the median had declined to $305,000.
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ECAPS 'green' propulsion set to launch on first U.S. DoD spacecraft with Sierra Nevada Corporation's STPSat-5
November 15, 2018
Bradford Space's line of 'green' non-toxic ECAPS propulsion will soon be going to space again, now for the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). STPSat-5, a space technology demonstration mission built by Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) based on its new SN-50 small satellite bus, will be joining around 70 other small satellites on the upcoming Spaceflight 'SSO-A' mission out of Vandenberg Air Force Base, currently scheduled for November 19th. The launch will mark the first time that a U.S. DoD mission will be using the Bradford ECAPS LMP-103S green propellant.
Among other spacecraft on the launch, the STPSat-5 spacecraft will be launching alongside two Planet SkySats which are also equipped with ECAPS thrusters - making a total of three spacecraft on the launch with ECAPS systems. Joining a dozen others, this launch would increase the number of ECAPS-enabled spacecraft in orbit to 15.
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Police are investigating the cause of Tuesday's collapse of a building in
the centre of Prague, which left a number of workers trapped inside. The
building on Mikulandská street, just off Národní, has been undergoing
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Four new ambassadors to the Czech Republic are set to present their
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The new diplomats include Argentinian ambassador Roberto Alejandro Salafia, Morocco's Hanane Saadí and Patricio Alberto Pradel Elqueta of Chile and New Zealand's ambassador Rupert Thomas Holborow, who will be stationed in Berlin.
After the ceremony at Prague Castle, the ambassadors can officially assume their office.
President Miloš Zeman on Wednesday accepted the resignation tendered by
labour and social affairs minister Petr Krčál.
The newly appointed minister announced his resignation on Tuesday, only weeks after being appointed. The news came a day after reports that the Social Democrat politician had plagiarised a major part of his university thesis.
Mr. Krčál will be replaced by Jana Maláčová, a senior official at the Ministry of Labourand Social Affairs, who will be appointed to the post.
Czech customs officials discovered the body of a freshly killed tiger and
pelts of large felines during a raid at sites in Prague, central and north
Bohemia, which took place on Monday. Mutilated bodies of other animal
species were also found.
The news was announced on Wednesday in a joint press release by Czech
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charged with unlawful treatment of protected wildlife.
According to Lidovky.cz, the police raided several sites including Sapa, the Vietnamese market place on the southern outskirts of Prague. The police suspect members of the Vietnamese community of having assisted in the illegal practice of selling special meals made of tiger bones, Lidovky.cz wrote.
The newly-appointed justice minister Jan Kněžínek has been appointed the
head of the government's Legislative Council, the government's press
department said on Wednesday.
Charles University professor Kněžínek, who served as a deputy head of the Legislative Council, replaced Taťána Malá in the post of justice minister last week, following allegations that she plagiarised parts of her university thesis.
The Legislative Council serves as an advisory body for the government's legislative work.
Czech hockey player Tomáš Nosek has agreed to a new one-year deal with
NHL's Vegas Golden Knights worth 962,500 US dollars.
In signing the deal, the 25-year-old forward avoids an arbitration hearing that was set for July 30. Last season, Nosek scored seven goals and eight assist in 67 games with the Golden Knights.
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has sent an open letter to his Czech
counterpart Andrej Babiš, who refused to take any of the 450 migrants
rescued by Italy at the weekend, calling the Italian approach to
immigration a "road to hell".
According to Reuters, Conte said Rome had the "high road of legality and shared responsibility", adding "those who set foot in a European country, set foot in Europe". The Italian Prime Minister has also invited his Czech counterpart to Rome to discuss the migration crisis.
The Czech aircraft manufacturer Aero Vodochody signed deals to sell 22 of
its new L-39NG and L-39CW planes at an air industry trade fair in the UK on
Tuesday, a spokesperson said.
The company is set to sell 10 planes to Portugal's SkyTech and 12 to RSW Aviation, which is one of the biggest suppliers of military training services in the US and around the world.
One of the Czech Republic's biggest music festivals, Colours of Ostrava,
gets underway on Wednesday. The event will run until Saturday. Artists
appearing at the festival, which takes place at a former steel works in the
eastern city, include NERD, Grace Jones, George Ezra and Jessie J.
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MI29: Mouseweb International to the Rescue!
S. J. TozerThis is the story of Mouseweb International Department 29 (MI29), a worldwide network of mice monitoring human life and lending a paw to those in need. Agent Windsor Smith and his family are on a mission to help 13-year-old Lily Jane Watson. Can they successfully come to her rescue, or will they be defeated by a crafty gang of rats? Learn More2014, Paperback / softback, 8.66in x 6.02in / 220mm x 153mm, 80pp, AU$22.99ISBN: 978-1-84905-496-62014, Ebook, ePUB, 80pp, AU$22.99ISBN: 978-0-85700-895-4
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Arlen Grad Gaines and Meredith Englander Polsky"What does it mean when someone dies?" "Why did someone I love have to die?" This book asks questions like these that a child might have about death before offering answers. It uses straightforward text and clear illustrations to explain what death means specifically to children with ASD and other Special Needs aged 5-11. Learn More2017, Hardback, 8.58in x 8.39in / 218mm x 213mm, 40pp, AU$24.99ISBN: 97817859275082017, Ebook, PDF, 40pp, AU$24.99ISBN: 978-1-78450-545-5
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James Dillon, illustrated by Kara McHaleAt school Kevin feels that he is not 'okay.' He finds that all the other kids in his class are faster than him at answering the teacher's questions, and he feels like he will never catch up with them. But, one day, his reading teacher asks him to help out with the school store and Kevin soon begins to recognise his strengths and think differently. Learn More2017, Hardback, 10.55in x 8.19in / 268mm x 208mm, 36pp, AU$27.99ISBN: 97817859273242017, Ebook, PDF, 40pp, AU$27.99ISBN: 978-1-78450-432-8
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Hot Dinners was in Westminster last night for the relaunch party of Roux at Parliament Square. The party was a chance to showcase the restaurant's major revamp and Michel Roux Jr was on hand to oversee the celebrations. "I've been told it looks like Le Gavroche," he told guests, "but with a more contemporary feel, which I think is a huge compliment."
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The Langham Hotel is getting a new next-door tavern called The Wigmore and Michel Roux Jnr is in charge of the food.