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New in 2015! Just a few of the many outstanding books for children this year! Do these books justice and read them at a local library or add some of these to your holiday shopping list! My growing list of outstanding 2015 books for children is over at Goodreads: www.goodreads.com/list/user_vote/4844108
...rain: the best of the summer gone, and the new fall not yet born. The odd uneven time.”
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Touched - Goodreads review - The Deep South never gets any deeper than 1920s Jexville, Mississippi, of Carolyn Haines' novel Touched. Dirt poor Mattie is the arranged bride of the town's barber Elikah, who is prone to deliver vicious beatings to his young wife. When a little girl is struck by lightning at a party and not only survives, but seems to have attained the ability to predict the future, Jexville is turned on its ear. The townspeople believe that the child is probably in league with the devil and that she and her mother are a danger. Mattie befriends the pair, earning punishment at the hands of her husband before winning freedom for herself and her newfound friends.
MY REVIEW - Touched was such an amazing read. There seemed to be so much going on in the story. I was never bored. Carolyn Haines has a way of captivating the reader and keeping them wanting more.
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The Obituary Writer Goodreads Review - On the day John F. Kennedy is inaugurated, Claire, a young wife and mother obsessed with the glamour of Jackie, struggles over the decision of whether to stay in a loveless but secure marriage or to follow the man she loves and whose baby she may be carrying. Decades earlier, in 1919, Vivien Lowe, an obituary writer, is searching for her lover who disappeared in the Great San Francisco Earthquake of 1906. By telling the stories of the dead, Vivien not only helps others cope with their grief but also begins to understand the devastation of her own terrible loss. The surprising connection between these two women will change Claire s life in unexpected and extraordinary ways. Part literary mystery and part love story, The Obituary Writer examines expectations of marriage and love, the roles of wives and mothers, and the emotions of grief, regret, and hope
My Review - Obituary Writer was my first Ann Hood novel. If she writes everything else like this she has just made one more fan.
I love the way she separated two stories of two different women to have it come together in the end.
written by Michigan Supreme Court Justice John D. Voelker under the pen name Robert Traver.
Made into a great movie with an outstanding cast.
#goodread #book Anatomy of a Murder by Robert Traver. Made into a great movie with an outstanding cast.
Once again, I have met my primary goal of reading 100 books this past year! For more details on this and my other reading goals from last year, check my blog. You can also see a listing of these books on my Goodreads page.
“Martians, Go Home” is a broad satire of the human race as seen through the eyes of a billion jeering, invulnerable Martians who arrive not to conquer the world but to drive it crazy.
The following is a brief biography of Fredric Brown from the Goodreads website (at www.goodreads.com/author/show/51503.Fredric_Brown):
"Fredric Brown was an American science fiction and mystery writer. He was one of the boldest early writers in genre fiction in his use of narrative experimentation. While never in the front rank of popularity in his lifetime, Brown has developed a considerable cult following in the almost half century since he last wrote. His works have been periodically reprinted and he has a worldwide fan base, most notably in the U.S. and Europe, and especially in France, where there have been several recent movie adaptations of his work. He also remains popular in Japan.
"Never financially secure, Brown - like many other pulp writers - often wrote at a furious pace in order to pay bills. This accounts, at least in part, for the uneven quality of his work. A newspaperman by profession, Brown was only able to devote 14 years of his life as a full-time fiction writer. Brown was also a heavy drinker, and this at times doubtless affected his productivity. A cultured man and omnivorous reader whose interests ranged far beyond those of most pulp writers, Brown had a lifelong interest in the flute, chess, poker, and the works of Lewis Carroll. Brown married twice and was the father of two sons."
See Goodreads, just scan the bar codes and add to a bookshelf...
To toss or keep, some stuff...
on the floor to sort... "I Before E" Great Speeches, Eats Shoots & Leaves... 1066.. Robertson letters from a publisher..
This past spring, as I walked through our little wooded area, these wild flowers spoke to me. I've spent my spare hours since painting them. Today, I think I'm finished. I can't do anything more for them.
Since I've been attracted to painting "stuff in a container on the grass", I looked for a container I'd not painted before. This old silver-plate platter was perfect! It held the beautiful flowers nicely, but also reflected their place in nature. You can see hints of the sky and the grass here and there. Finished! Now, what to name the painting? The icing on the cake of making a painting for me is to come up with a title. I wanted to convey the unfathomable beauty and fragility of wild flowers in nature. And, the unfathomable beauty, fragility and importance of the natural world.
So, I went to my favourite source for quotes, GoodReads. This quote stood out for me:
“A human being is a part of the whole called by us universe, a part limited in time and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts and feeling as something separated from the rest, a kind of optical delusion of his consciousness. This delusion is a kind of prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and to affection for a few persons nearest to us. Our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty.”
Albert Einstein
Embracement it is.
A random view in macro.
Nothing personal in this one. It is meant, in the nicest possible way, for everyone out there.
Innocent attempts at abstractions, with images of industrial artefacts, always appear to invite utterly unfounded suspicions, or totally baseless allegations, of deliberate offence.
Makes one begin to empathize a bit with folks who tried to clear up misunderstood statements, in a different context, with AJP.
I was tempted, but using that line as a title would probably have invited a DMCA take down.
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Though the road’s been rocky it sure feels good to me.
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Peggy's Last Term by Ethel Talbot
with illustrations by C. E. Brock.
A girls' boarding school comes under attack by a German battleship during the First World War; what's not to love about a book like that?!
From Goodreads - The fifty contestants in the Miss Teen Dream pageant thought this was going to be a fun trip to the beach, where they could parade in their state-appropriate costumes and compete in front of the cameras. But sadly, their airplane had another idea, crashing on a desert island and leaving the survivors stranded with little food, little water, and practically no eyeliner.
What's a beauty queen to do? Continue to practice for the talent portion of the program - or wrestle snakes to the ground? Get a perfect tan - or learn to run wild? And what should happen when the sexy pirates show up?
Welcome to the heart of non-exfoliated darkness. Your tour guide? None other than Libba Bray, the hilarious, sensational, Printz Award-winning author of A Great and Terrible Beauty and Going Bovine. The result is a novel that will make you laugh, make you think, and make you never see beauty the same way again
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My Review - This is one of the weirdest books I have ever read and I mean that in a good way. if I had to describe Beauty Queens in one word, that word would be Trippy. I would love to take a trip through Libba Bray's mind. It has to be a lot of fun.
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This image of Dr. James Watson was part of Apple’s "Educators Set", which was printed in 2000 and distributed through its Education Channels. Included with the set was a biography of each person depicted. Here is an excerpt: "Dr. James Watson: ‘Code cracker’. In his late teens, his boyhood passion for bird-watching blossomed into a yearning to understand genetics. After earning a Ph.D. in zoology in the early ‘50s, he and Francis Crick proposed a radical new insight into understanding the structure of the DNA molecule, which contains the genetic code for all life. He was an early leader of the Human Genome Project. He has published five books and numerous scientific papers. And his curriculum vitae includes honorary degrees from 25 universities and 18 awards, including the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (1962). He is known for the greatest achievement of science in the twentieth century."
“The Tragedy of Pudd’nhead Wilson” is one of Twain’s lesser known novels, but it may be one of his best. Set in the early years of the 19th century, this pre-Civil War satire tackles social issues still being debated today. Here is what the Goodreads website has to say about the novel (at www.goodreads.com/book/show/682793.Pudd_nhead_Wilson):
“At the beginning of Pudd'nhead Wilson a young slave woman, fearing for her infant's son's life, exchanges her light-skinned child with her master's. From this rather simple premise Mark Twain fashioned one of his most entertaining, funny, yet biting novels. On its surface, Pudd'nhead Wilson possesses all the elements of an engrossing nineteenth-century mystery: reversed identities, a horrible crime, an eccentric detective, a suspenseful courtroom drama, and a surprising, unusual solution. Yet it is not a mystery novel. Seething with the undercurrents of antebellum southern culture, the book is a savage indictment in which the real criminal is society, and racial prejudice and slavery are the crimes. Written in 1894, Pudd'nhead Wilson glistens with characteristic Twain humor, with suspense, and with pointed irony: a gem among the author's later works.”
The book contains over a thousand illustrations, which are distributed in the margins throughout the text, a technique that had never before been used for a Mark Twain text. Two artists, F. M. Senior and C. H. Warren, supplied the copious, cartoon-sized pictures required for this mode of illustration.
The first edition of the book also has a bonus story called “Those Extraordinary Twins.” "‘Those Extraordinary Twins’ was published as a short story, separate and distinct from its origins inside Twain's ‘The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson.’ As Twain explains, he extricated ‘Twins’ from ‘Pudd'nhead’ when he found, as he was writing, that he'd created a farce inside a tragedy. This is the excised farce, a story about Italian Siamese twins who completely take over a small Missouri town, splitting it down the middle with half supporting one head and the other, the other.” [From the Introduction by John Greenman for the LibriVox audio edition of the “Twins” story at librivox.org/those-extraordinary-twins-by-mark-twain/]
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The rectangular slice is from Susan Mendelson , the wedge is adapted from Mark Bittman .
Mendelson's cheesecake was lighter and sweeter. Bittman's was quite dense, had a more pronounced cheese flavour, and (as seen) a thicker crust. It was also more fiddly to make, developed horrifying fissures at the top, and ended up looking like the San Andreas Fault of cheesecakes. But it tasted fine, as did Mendelson's, each in its own way.
Susan Mendelson's Famous Lemon Cheesecake:
Crust:
1 1/3 cups (325 mL) Graham wafer crumbs
1/3 cup (75 mL) butter
quarter cup brown sugar
Mix the above together and press into the bottom of a 9-inch springform pan. (My square 9-inch Pyrex-type pan was fine.) Bake in the oven at 350° F (180° C) for 5 minutes.
Filling:
1 lb (500 gm) cream cheese [I used Western.]
3 medium eggs
half cup (125 mL) sour cream
2/3 cup (150 mL) sugar
2 tablesp (25 mL) lemon juice
Bake in the oven at 350° F (180° C) for 30-35 minutes
Topping:
1 cup (250 mL) sour cream
4 tablesp (50 mL) sugar
2 tablesp (25 mL) lemon juice
Mix together and spread over the cheesecake. Return to the oven for 5 minutes.
Chill thoroughly in the fridge (several hours, preferably) before serving.
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Mark Bittman's Lemon Cheesecake with Sour Cream Topping:
Graham Cracker Crust: (Double this crust recipe for the Lemon Cheesecake)
6 tablesp (3 oz) unsalted butter
6 oz graham cracker crumbs
3 tablespoons sugar
Melt the butter. Combine sugar with the graham cracker crumbs in a bowl or food processor. Slowly add the butter till well blended. Press the crumbs into the bottom of a 9-inch springform pan. To prebake: heat the oven to 350°F. Bake the crust for 8-10 minutes, until it just begins to brown. Cool on a rack before filling.
Filling:
4 eggs, separated
24 oz cream cheese [I used a mixture of ricotta, Philadelphia, and Western cream cheese ]
grated zest and juice of one lemon
1 cup sugar
1 tablesp all-purpose flour
Topping (optional):
2 cups sour cream
1 tablesp sugar
1 teasp vanilla extract
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Make a double recipe of the Graham Cracker crust, as above. Find an oven-proof pan large enough serve as a water-bath for the springform pan. Preheat the oven to 325°F. Boil water in the kettle for the water bath.
Separate the eggs. Beat the egg whites till they hold soft peaks. Put them aside.
Beat the egg yolks till they're light. Add cheese, lemon zest, lemon juice, sugar. Beat till smooth. Stir in the flour. Gently fold the egg whites into the egg yolk mixture. Pour the batter over the prepared and cooled crust.
Put the springform pan into the larger pan for the water bath, and add hot water to the water bath so that it comes to within an inch of the top of the springform pan. After I've gauged the amount of water needed, I remove the springform pan, and carefully carry both pans separately to the oven. (Safer than carrying a fuller pan with sloshing hot water.) Then I return the springform pan to its water bath, in the oven.
Bake until the cheesecake is just set, and very lightly browned, approx 1 hour.
Turn the oven up to 450° F if making the topping. [I'd try 350°F next time.] Combine the topping ingredients, and spoon the mixture over the cheesecake. Return it to the oven for 10 minutes, without the water bath.
Then turn off the oven, leaving the cheesecake in there for a further 30 minutes. [Not sure how necessary this particular step is; may shorten - or even omit? - it next time.]
Chill thoroughly in the fridge before serving.
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Next time, I might try a combination of the Bittman crust (but with brown sugar), Mendelson filling with the same 3 cheeses as I used for Bittman, and Mendelson baking times/method for the filling. Not sure which topping to go with.
Clarksdale, est. 1848, pop. 17,962
• African-American blues comploser & classically-trained musician W.C. Handy (1873-1958) lived in house at this now vacant site, 1903-1905 • self-styled "Father of the Blues" (the title of his autobiography) was son of former slaves • led 9-piece Colored Knights of Pythias Band • gave non-blues concerts for segregated black or white Clarksdale audiences
• during Cleveland, MS performance for a white audience, received request to "play some of our native music." • Handy's band resumed its normal set, received 2nd request: would it be OK if local colored group played a few dances? • the band took a break, 3 local musicians stepped in, played "primitive music" (blues), were showered with applause and silver dollars, causing Handy to reconsider band's repertoir
• months later, in waiting room at nearby Tutwiler (MS) Station, "A lean loose-jointed Negro had commenced plunking a guitar beside me… His face had on it the sadness of the ages." • musician was playing guitar with a knife & sang about going Where the Southern Crosses The Dog • "[It was] the weirdest music I'd ever heard." - Trail of the Hellhound • 100th Anniversary of the Blues
• moved to Memphis, 1909 • published The Memphis Blues, 1912, establishing Handy in white-dominated music publishing industry • original sheet music • performance with vocal by W.C. Handy (1:33) • 1914 performance by Victor Military Band (3:02) • guitar performance by Claes Neeb • Black History Now
• Colored Knights of Pythias a masonic secret society founded 1880, Vicksburg, MS, by light-skinned Ohioan Dr. Thomas W. Stringer (1815-1893) • Dr. Stringer had gained membership in all-white Knights of Pythias & borrowed their secret rituals for the new African American organization • many of its local lodges formed bands - Organizing Black America
• Clarksdale Historic District, National Register 09000763, 2009 • Coahoma County designated part of Mississippi Delta National Heritage Area, 2009
Here's The collection of Those Titles That Everyone Shud Like To Read And share.
Here I'm gonna Add Only Those Titles That Either I've found Most Sensetional & Classical or Those Which I've Got Many Recommendations Through The World (By Any Means, Off Course). Before Directing To the List, Let Me Tell you My Prefered or Favorite 'genres', My Most Readable genres Are Crime","Drama","Classics","Fiction","Adventure","Psychological Thriller", "Suspense","Comedy","Biography","Real Phenomenons","Satire Drama" & "Study".
Here In The List You May Not Found "All" Titles Best Sellers Or Classical But They Are Highly Recommended And a Worth To Read & Share. And,One More Thing, I'm Just a 19 Now, Which Means, My list May Found Somewhere Crazy And Small, But As I've Mention At the last in Image "To Be Continued", So It Would Expand or Edit Time to Time.
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“The Tragedy of Pudd’nhead Wilson” is one of Twain’s lesser known novels, but it may be one of his best. Set in the early years of the 19th century, this pre-Civil War satire tackles social issues still being debated today. Here is what the Goodreads website has to say about the novel (at www.goodreads.com/book/show/682793.Pudd_nhead_Wilson):
“At the beginning of Pudd'nhead Wilson a young slave woman, fearing for her infant's son's life, exchanges her light-skinned child with her master's. From this rather simple premise Mark Twain fashioned one of his most entertaining, funny, yet biting novels. On its surface, Pudd'nhead Wilson possesses all the elements of an engrossing nineteenth-century mystery: reversed identities, a horrible crime, an eccentric detective, a suspenseful courtroom drama, and a surprising, unusual solution. Yet it is not a mystery novel. Seething with the undercurrents of antebellum southern culture, the book is a savage indictment in which the real criminal is society, and racial prejudice and slavery are the crimes. Written in 1894, Pudd'nhead Wilson glistens with characteristic Twain humor, with suspense, and with pointed irony: a gem among the author's later works.”
The book contains over a thousand illustrations, which are distributed in the margins throughout the text, a technique that had never before been used for a Mark Twain text. Two artists, F. M. Senior and C. H. Warren, supplied the copious, cartoon-sized pictures required for this mode of illustration.
The first edition of the book also has a bonus story called “Those Extraordinary Twins.” "‘Those Extraordinary Twins’ was published as a short story, separate and distinct from its origins inside Twain's ‘The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson.’ As Twain explains, he extricated ‘Twins’ from ‘Pudd'nhead’ when he found, as he was writing, that he'd created a farce inside a tragedy. This is the excised farce, a story about Italian Siamese twins who completely take over a small Missouri town, splitting it down the middle with half supporting one head and the other, the other.” [From the Introduction by John Greenman for the LibriVox audio edition of the “Twins” story at librivox.org/those-extraordinary-twins-by-mark-twain/]
From Goodreads - The Slabaugh family are model Amish farmers, prosperous and hardworking, with four children and a happy extended family. When the parents and an uncle are found dead in their barn, it appears to be a gruesome accident: methane gas asphyxiation caused by a poorly ventilated cesspit. But in the course of a routine autopsy, the coroner discovers that one of the victims suffered a head wound before death—clearly, foul play was involved. But who would want to make orphans of the Slabaughs’ children? And is this murder somehow related to a recent string of shocking hate crimes against the Amish?
Having grown up Amish, Kate is determined to bring the killer to justice. Because the other series of attacks are designated hate crimes, the state sends in agent John Tomasetti, with whom Kate has a long and complex relationship. Together, they search for the link between the crimes—and uncover a dark secret at work beneath the placid surface of this idyllic Amish community.
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My Review -This is book 3 in the Kate Burkholder series. If you haven't read the first 2 yet I suggest you do. If you don't you won't be able to really understand the dynamics or anything else that goes on or understand why Kate and the rest of the characters do what they do. One of the first things you have to understand is that you can't lump all Amish into the same group. They have many different sects and they range from the old order to the more modern. I would even suggest you go as far as to read a little something about the religion before even commenting.
Now that my little rant is over I have to admit that book 3 is the weakest of the series and is not my favorite. It was good, but the excitement that I saw in book 1 & 2 is really not there. Either I'm getting good at guessing who did it or the author didn't really bother to make this much of a mystery. I pretty much had it figured out right in the beginning. Another thing I would suggest to the readers is that if you have a problem with taboo issues, you should on this one. The main character, Kate, seems to be falling down a black hole. Not a literal black hole, but an emotional one that she is going to have some serious issues getting out of. I would have assumed that as time goes on she would grow. That does not seem to be the case with Kate. She is letting her past rule her future. It's a slippery slope that she headed down and she doesn't seem to care. She seemed so strong in the beginning and now she just seems whiny and pathetic with no clear direction of which way she is headed
A photo of Frederic Brown is on the cover. The following is a brief biography of Fredric Brown (1906-1972) from the Goodreads website (at www.goodreads.com/author/show/51503.Fredric_Brown):
"Fredric Brown was an American science fiction and mystery writer. He was one of the boldest early writers in genre fiction in his use of narrative experimentation. While never in the front rank of popularity in his lifetime, Brown has developed a considerable cult following in the almost half century since he last wrote. His works have been periodically reprinted and he has a worldwide fan base, most notably in the U.S. and Europe, and especially in France, where there have been several recent movie adaptations of his work. He also remains popular in Japan.
"Never financially secure, Brown - like many other pulp writers - often wrote at a furious pace in order to pay bills. This accounts, at least in part, for the uneven quality of his work. A newspaperman by profession, Brown was only able to devote 14 years of his life as a full-time fiction writer. Brown was also a heavy drinker, and this at times doubtless affected his productivity. A cultured man and omnivorous reader whose interests ranged far beyond those of most pulp writers, Brown had a lifelong interest in the flute, chess, poker, and the works of Lewis Carroll. Brown married twice and was the father of two sons."
猫と庄造と二人のをんな - 谷崎 潤一郎
" A Cat, a Man, and Two Women " By JUNICHIRO TANIZAKI
Tokyo, Rutland Vt: Kodansha International (JPN 1988) 1992
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ARIMA HOT-SPRING HOTEL, KOBE
Arima cho, Kita-ku, Kobe 858
Named as a setting for " A Cat, a Man, and Two Women "
「陶泉 御所坊」 は、1191年に有馬温泉で創業した旅館で、現在、個性のある店舗等を展開している御所坊グループのルーツ。
当坊は、芸術を愛する人々に好まれてきました。
阪神間のモダンな風俗を小説で表現した谷崎潤一郎も、そうした御所坊ファンの１人でした。
「細雪」のヒロインのモデルになった方も有馬では御所坊を好まれて通って頂いたほか、「猫と庄造と二人のをんな」では、御所坊の名前が実名で小説にでてきます。
"Imperial Priest pottery fountain" in the Arima hot spring inn, founded in 1191, now bo roots group Imperial has developed a personality and a store. Built during the 1930s from the early Showa era, while maintaining a three-story wooden good old capture the emotion inn in Japan good foreign culture, East and West, tradition and novelty, and nature and convenience, We created a unique space at the same time allow. Moreover, we consider important to the global environment, recycling and working to quickly 参Rimashita.
Gathering place for people who love the arts:
Tanizaki novel is also expressed in the Hanshin modern customs, Imperial Priest was one of those fans. "Light snowfall" at Arima who was also the heroine of another model is favored gotten through the Imperial Priest, the "Won and his two cats and 庄造" provides real name in the name of the kid on the novel by Imperial come.
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FILM VERSION - 1956, Japan
猫と庄造と二人のをんな （ 1956年 ）
『 猫と庄造と二人のをんな 』 製作=東京映画 配給=東宝 ( 1956年 ) 監督： 豊田四郎 、出演： 森繁久彌 、 山田五十鈴 、 香川京子
Toho (Tokyo) and movie production-distribution ( 1956 )
Director: Toyota Shirou
Cast: Hisaya Shigeru Mori , Yamada Isuzu , Kagawa Kiyoko
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" SEVEN JAPANESE TALES " By JUNICHIRO TANIZAKI
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(谷崎 潤一郎 Tanizaki Jun'ichirō, 24 July 1886 – 30 July 1965)
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