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Italy, Spain | 1966 | Sergio Corbucci
Here's the classic spaghetti Western that spawned one official sequel and over 30 unofficial ones (including Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained). Franco Nero plays a mysterious drifter who drags a coffin around with him as he deals with bandidos and other sleazy outlaws on the U.S.-Mexico border. Originally banned in Britain, this movie from the director of The Great Silence and The Mercenary (see 2/7 & 8)"rates alongside Leone's Dollars trilogy as one of the daddies of the spaghetti/paella Western…There are enough mud-wrestling prostitutes, whippings, ear-loppings, explosions and scenes of wholesale slaughter to keep any muchacho happy" (Time Out Film Guide).
87 min. Subtitles. DCP. Adults only! Cleveland revival premiereSpecial Offsite Event!
Shown at the Capitol Theatre, 1390 W. 65th St. at Detroit Ave. No passes, twofers, or radio winners and no Cleveland Cinemas passes or discounts. $9 tickets available in advance at www.clevelandcinemas.com. Free parking available next to theatre and at other lots in the Gordon Square Arts District. Special thanks to Jon Forman and Dave Huffman.
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My name is Shawn Clybor (Ph.D. Northwestern University, 2010). I am a teacher and academic who specializes in the history of Central and Eastern Europe. My research centers on Czechoslovakia (I am fluent in Czech) but I also have a strong background in the history of Germany, Austria, Poland, and Slovakia.
I am interested in radical political ideologies and the efforts of their adherents to legitimize political violence, including such movements such fascism, Nazism, communism, and nationalism more broadly. My dissertation (and current manuscript) analyzes the political activism of the Czech modernist avant-garde, and its relationship to the Czechoslovak Communist Party. More recently my work has focused on complaints, humor, and satire in the communist and post-communist eras. My research has received support from the US Department of Education (Fulbright Hays Research Fellowship), the Wolfsonian-FIU Museum in Miami, the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS), and the Graduate School at Northwestern University.
I have taught a broad range of courses at the high school, undergraduate, and graduate levels, including introductory courses on World and "Western" history, and upper-level surveys of Modern Germany, Eastern Europe, Antisemitism, and Nationalism. I am currently a cultural historian at a boarding school on Long Island, although the ideas and images posted here are my own, and do not reflect the values, beliefs, or opinions of any institution or organization.
In the rare moment when I am not working or teaching, I am usually traveling, attending concerts, or mountain biking. My favorite television programs include Breaking Bad, Mad Men, and Battlestar Galactica. I occasionally plays video games, when I have some spare time to enjoy them. My favorite authors include Stanislaw Lem, Gunter Grass, and Franz Kafka. I am a fan of graphic novels. I used to play Dungeons and Dragons. Yes, I am a nerd.

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Ummm....do you live close to the Cardinal? I have heard the same things.
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I don't mind the music normally, but it is the Grand Funk Railroad at Midnight on a Tuesday I find objectionable.
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The article "Changing tactics on child-killers" (Feb. 11), about the prosecutor having trouble seeking the death penalty in battered kids' deaths, left me numb and wondering. Every time a child is killed through documented cases in Child Services, it seems the focus is where did the social worker (who is usually paid below average and […]
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I read with interest Jessica Brown's column regarding preschool. While she begs for more public funds for preschool, she glosses over the fact that the long term effects of preschool are still fuzzy. My husband and I raised our four daughters reading to them daily and seeking out learning opportunities at parks, libraries and museums, […]
Parents need to be part of preschool plan
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So now Cincinnati Public Schools, where it has become an annual spring tradition to temporarily lay off staff due to tight budgets, wants more money so toddlers can be better prepared for kindergarten ("Blitz will make case for funding preschool" Jan. 4). Do they need to know their fractions or something? The skills needed at […]
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I have mixed feelings on the subject of free daycare, so I will try to explain. I feel preschool is a vital element in the growth of a child. It not only, with the help of their caring parents, readies them for elementary school, but more importantly teaches them how to interact with their peers […]
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The wishes of the people from the museum were interesting ("2014 to-do list" Dec. 29). I would like to address the person who wished to become more successful so his/her dad would be proud of them. If you have doubts about your dad's feelings, talk to him. I would bet he is proud that you […]
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Thank you, Krista Ramsey, for the wonderful article "Sweet fragrance of a Christmas past" (Dec. 13). Tears were streaming down my face as I read of her father's gift to her mother. Having just made Christmas cookies with my mom this past week, I so appreciated the memories that make this season so special. Thanks […]
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Texas judge Jean Boyd has ruled that when 16 year-old Ethan Couch got drunk and killed four people in a drunk-driving accident he was suffering from "affluenza" ("Texas teen DUI wreck"). In other words, his parents had too much money. The judge felt that it was not Couch's fault that he got drunk and got […]
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The headline "Teachers' killings shed new light on risks of profession" (Nov. 18) does not address the real problem; unless we correctly identify it, the chances of providing corrections, is impeded. The problem is that families need help at home. Fact: everything starts in the home. Fact: the parent provides 80 percent of all that […]
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The Comtesse d'Artois and her children in 1783 Charles Leclercq
I just realized that I have 17 days left with my family and then I won't see them until at least July. That's seven months and depending if I get the internship or not, maybe even longer.
I'm so torn because on one half of me wants to cling to my mom and never let go, but the other half of me is so bloody selfish.
I carry my plane tickets from 2010 in my wallet to remind me that I made the decision to make my way alone. I made the choice to grow up. When I'm having a hard day or I'm missing my home I pull the tickets out to remind me that I had the choice to say no.
I know London is my calling, there is no career path for me here. I'll have my BA in one more year and then my MA in one more. The needle points to London, it's always pointed there.
But knowing something in your mind doesn't make it any less easier on your heart.
Oh goodness. This doesn't go with my theme but I had to share this story because it's so touching.
"Our 14 year old dog, Abbey, died last month. The day after she died, my 4 year old daughter Meredith was crying and talking about how much she missed Abbey. She asked if we could write a letter to God so that when Abbey got to heaven, God would recognize her. I told her that I thought we could so she dictated these words:
"Dear God, Will you please take care of my dog? She died yesterday and is with you in heaven. I miss her very much. I am happy that you let me have her as my dog even though she got sick. I hope you will play with her. She likes to play with balls and to swim. I am sending a picture of her so when you see her You will know that she is my dog. I really miss her. Love, Meredith"
We put the letter in an envelope with a picture of Abbey and Meredith and addressed it to God/Heaven. We put our return address on it. Then Meredith pasted several stamps on the front of the envelope because she said it would take lots of stamps to get the letter all the way to heaven. That afternoon she dropped it into the letter box at the post office. A few days later, she asked if God had gotten the letter yet. I told her that I thought He had.
Yesterday, there was a package wrapped in gold paper on our front porch addressed, 'To Meredith' in an unfamiliar hand. Meredith opened it. Inside was a book by Mr. Rogers called, 'When a Pet Dies.' Taped to the inside front cover was the letter we had written to God in its opened envelope. On the opposite page was the picture of Abbey & Meredith and this note:
"Dear Meredith, Abbey arrived safely in heaven. Having the picture was a big help. I recognized Abbey right away. Abbey isn't sick anymore. Her spirit is here with me just like it stays in your heart. Abbey loved being your dog. Since we don't need our bodies in heaven, I don't have any pockets to keep your picture in, so I am sending it back to you in this little book for you to keep and have something to remember Abbey by. Thank you for the beautiful letter and thank your mother for helping you write it and sending it to me. What a wonderful mother you have. I picked her especially for you. I send my blessings every day and remember that I love you very much. By the way, I'm easy to find, I am wherever there is love. Love, God…"
It's silly but I sat here and I cried. I'm just so thankful that there are such beautiful and kind people in this world. Words can't really express how I feel only that I needed to share this with you all. I feel honoured to be able to share this Earth with you all, especially the person who wrote Meredith back.
Much love to you all tonight and always.
I'm sorry for the ramble. I try not to make these posts because I don't want to inconvenience others with my troubles. But some days I just can't keep everything bottled up. I don't want to talk about this with my parents because I would only cause them more distress but I just need to tell someone. I have to pour this out. I can't keep it in.
If there is anything I would wish upon you all it would be to please treasure what time you have with your family. I wanted to grow up so much but now I find that if I could have another day as a child I would attach myself to my parents and not let go. Sometimes I see children on the train with their family and as selfish as this sounds I feel a small curl of jealousy. Every three months I fly home for the break to visit but my hear is always shadowed by the fact that I have to leave soon. Treasure what time you have.
I live in university halls which is a one year contract, I want to move out of London and closer to university so I've been doing the dreaded flat hunt. In true Lyze fashion my sad ramble starts off with a joyful email from a letting agent. I woke up to photos that almost moved me to tears. When I opened the folder I saw me, I found my blank canvas. Then I realized that I saw a home. This isn't temporary it's going to be my haven for the next two years.
But as happy as that should be it hit me that the house of my parents is no longer my own. It's taken ten months for that to truly sink in. I would never want to leave London. I'm planning on getting my masters and working here. This isle has stolen my heart through and through. As much as I love being with my parents I feel it in my bones that this is where I am supposed to be. My calling is here.
I'm twenty-one and even though my mind knows that I am an adult my heart just wasn't prepared to accept that. But I feel like today is a turning point for me. There are only a few paragraphs left in this chapter. This first year in London is coming to an end and a new beautiful chapter is about to begin.
Suddenly I understand these words: Today is where your book begins, the rest is still unwritten.
I am unwritten.
I've decided that this is my new personal coat of arms. My parents can keep their ancient coat of arms and I'll settle for this one!
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Sarah Posner invites guests from across the ideological spectrum to discuss breaking news and three-alarm issues at the intersection of politics and religion.
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On The Posner Show, Sarah speaks with Patti about the Extraordinary General Synod taking place this week in Rome. Patti argues that conservative fears that the synod will produce radical changes are misplaced. She traces the church's position on contraception to decisions made during the last synod in 1980. Nonetheless, she says, a midterm report from this synod contained some surprising revelations, notably signals that the church may stop referring to homosexuality as "intrinsically disordered" and to unmarried couples as "living in sin." What did a German bishop really say about African bishops and homosexuality? What does Patricia's book have to say about a role for pro-choice Catholics? Finally: How Francis's synod represents very "modest proposals."
Sarah talks to Lydia Bean, author of The Politics of Evangelical Identity, a study of how white evangelical political identity is shaped by grassroots "folk theory" about what it means to be a good Christian. Lydia explains why evangelicals might react differently to people coming from outside their religious "tent." She talks about why evangelicals see their messaging on issues like abortion and same-sex marriage as compassionate, even when outsiders may not. They discuss the economic differences between American and Canadian evangelicals on issues like socialized medicine. Plus: Why "faith-based" campaigning by Democrats falls flat, and how a new set of rhetorical tools can change that.
On The Posner Show, Sarah and Brent consider the question: Is liberal Zionism dead? They debate whether the latest Gaza war is a turning point in American Jewish attitudes towards Israel. They discuss the rise of dissenting pro-Israel groups like #IfNotNow that are challenging the American Jewish establishment, and even challenging the more liberal group J Street. Brent argues these groups will force change in the American Jewish establishment, but that it will be gradual. Plus: What about American rabbis?
On The Posner Show, Sarah and Kara discuss a letter urging President Obama not to include a religious exemption in a forthcoming executive order barring federal contractors from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Kara explains why she signed the letter, and why she doesn't believe there should be a new religious exemption. They discuss how the proposed order would interact with existing rules granting religious exemptions to religiously-affiliated contractors. And they reflect on how the Hobby Lobby case might affect provider refusals in the areas of abortion, contraception, and assisted reproductive technology. Plus: How did the boss's religious rights come to take precedence over those of his workers?
In a follow-up to last week's discussion of the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby decision, Sarah talks with Caroline about the Court's unusual order on Thursday in Wheaton College v. Burwell. Does this injunction contradict the ruling in Hobby Lobby? Caroline makes the case against Wheaton College's "facilitation argument" that filling out a form that triggers the insurance company to provide contraception coverage creates a substantial religious burden. How will the lower courts now rule on the raft of similar cases? If non-profits refuse to fill out the form, will sending the government an e-mail suffice? Plus: How the Court got Congress's intention with the Religious Freedom Restoration Act wrong.
On The Posner Show, Sarah talks to Caroline about the Supreme Court's decision in Hobby Lobby. Is the decision a narrow one, as the majority insists, or one of "startling breadth," as Justice Ginsburg charges in her dissent? They discuss how the decision affects religious non-profits that have also challenged the contraception mandate. How did the decision expand the scope of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act? Will HHS now step in to provide contraception coverage for Hobby Lobby employees? Might some companies try to game the system to save money? Did the government make a mistake by not challenging Hobby Lobby's claim that emergency contraception and IUDs are abortifacients? Plus: How Hobby Lobby will affect gay rights cases.
On The Posner Show, Sarah talks with the Rev. Welton Gaddy, who recently announced his retirement as president of the Interfaith Alliance. They discuss Welton's history of advocating for religious diversity and religious freedom, after he witnessed first-hand the Religious Right's takeover of the Southern Baptist Convention. Welton provides a brief history of the politicizing of religion from the "pseudo-piety" of the Clinton impeachment through the Obama administration's refusal to change Bush-era rules on faith-based initiatives. Did Obama fear crossing "the Christian establishment" in enacting the Affordable Care Act's contraception mandate? Welton argues that the recent Supreme Court ruling in favor of legislative prayer undermines authentic religion. Plus: Why Welton is scared about the state of religious freedom in America.
On The Posner Show, Sarah and Kathryn discuss the latter's new article on sexual abuse at Bob Jones University. How do evangelical institutions handle sexual assault? They discuss how victims of sexual assault are blamed for having their own sins, while their attackers often go unpunished. Kathryn explains why Bob Jones brought in an outside group, GRACE, to address the problem. Sarah notes a contrast with the Catholic Church in terms of not closing ranks to protect abusers. Can GRACE change the way the evangelical movement deals with sexual assault?
On The Posner Show, Sarah talks with Matt about the fallout from Gov. Brewer's veto of Arizona's SB 1062. Matt explains why, contrary to what many conservatives claim, the failure of the bill was not an example of persecution of Christians. Are religious institutions poised to lose their tax-exempt status over gay rights? They debate whether photographers should be able to refuse service to gay couples, and Matt explains why, if he were a photographer, he would refuse. If the Supreme Court strikes down bans on same-sex marriage, will conservative Christians retreat to monastic-like communities? Sarah and Matt debate whether marriage is a broken institution. Plus: Is the persecution narrative a winning strategy for the Christian right?
On The Posner Show, Sarah talks to Jeff about his new article on the rise of violence and discrimination against LGBT people in Russia. They discuss the role that the American religious right has played in encouraging homophobia in Russia. What does it mean to say that Russia's "sexual sovereignty" is threatened? And what the heck is "gay propaganda," anyway? Sarah is shocked that homophobic vigilantes bring their children with them to terrorize gays. Are there any legal consequences for such thuggery? Finally, will the Sochi Olympics draw more international attention to Russian homophobia?
On The Posner Show, Sarah talks with Anthea about Pope Francis's new appointment of cardinals. Anthea argues that by appointing no Americans, Francis was working toward parity, and breaking an Italian "cabal." Has the media created a "fantasy pope?" While Francis is like the new CEO of a company, there are some ways in which business at the Vatican proceeds as usual. Why did Francis appoint so many cardinals from the developing world? Plus: How the US Conference of Catholic Bishops acts like evangelicals.
On The Posner Show, Sarah talks with Katie about the successes and challenges of the Sunday Assembly, the "atheist megachurch." How did the Sunday Assembly spread from East London to forty cities around the world? What caused a split between the Sunday Assembly and a group in New York, which complained about prohibitions on talking about atheism? They discuss why atheist church is appealing—or not—to atheists. Katie says when you create a new church, schisms are inevitable. What is the role of charismatic leaders in keeping churches afloat? Finally: What does the future hold for atheist churches?


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Hey guys… I have a favor to ask. A long time ago I met this girl on Tumblr. Her URL used to be iamaparawhore or something like that. We ended up connecting almost instantly and fell in love and a few months later we both traveled almost 300 miles to see eachother for the first time. Her name is Alex Newman. Long story short… some shit went down and her parents forbade her to speak to me. They made her change her number and made her delete her Tumblr and Facebook. But before she did that, she told me that she would make a new Tumblr as soon as she could and try to find me again. This was a few months ago. I'm 99% sure that she's probably moved on by now or else she would have contacted me… but I at least need closure. If anyone here knows an Alex Newman, please let me know. If you don't, I beg that you reblog this so that maybe someone else will see it. Please. I miss her so much.
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one of the few working-class novelists to bring not only new themes and points of view to Swedish literature but also to experiment with new forms and techniques of the most advanced kind. With Harry Edmund Martinson he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1974.
After a grim boyhood of hard labour in his home region near the Arctic Circle, Johnson, as a youth of 20 with practically no schooling, made his way south into war-devastated western Europe. He was never quite happy on his visits home because of Sweden's readiness to ignore the misery at its borders. His early novels, in which the influence of Proust, Gide, and Joyce can be discerned, are mainly concerned with man's frustration. In Bobinack (1932), an exposé of the machinations of modern capitalism, Regn i gryningen (1933; Rain at Daybreak), an attack on modern office drudgery and its effects, and Romanen om Olof, 4 vol. (193437), which tells of his experiences as a logger in the sub-Arctic, he begins to seek out the causes for that frustration. During World War II and immediately preceding it, Johnson's novels took the form of intense protest against totalitarian terror and sharp attacks against neutralism. Strändernas svall (1946; Return to Ithaca, 1952) and Hans nädes tid (1960; The Days of His Grace) have been translated into many languages.


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Significant women painters able to pursue a professional career, earn a living from their vocation, and receive public recognition barely existed until the late 19th century. A rare exception was Artemisia Gentileschi, generally recognized as one of the great painters of the Italian Baroque period. As Harris noted, "Artemisia Gentileschi is the first woman in the history of western art to make a significant and undeniably important contribution to the art of her time" (1, pp. 118–119).
In her work, Artemisia, like her father Orazio, embraced the radical naturalistic tradition initiated by Caravaggio, which as Christiansen observed, she took to a new level: "The brush is handled with great looseness. The surface effects—achieved by a constant layering and blending of lights and darks—are incomparably richer and the harsh focused illumination of Caravaggio is exchanged for the haunting effects of candlelight used less to freeze the action within the confines of the canvas than to animate it and suggest an expansion of space beyond the frame of the picture" (2, p. 107).
The magnitude of her artistic achievement has sometimes been obscured by historical preoccupations with lurid and sensational aspects of her early life history. These include posing for her father as a nude life model; her rape by one of his studio assistants, Agostino Tassi, when she was 17; and the subsequent trial of Tassi, during which her testimony was given while strings were tightened around her fingers. This torture was considered comparatively mild and ostensibly was administered to ensure the veracity of her deposition. Shortly after the trial (the rapist was convicted), Artemisia married and decamped from Rome to Florence. There she gave birth to four children, and her career, freed from the shadow of her father and his atelier, flourished under the patronage of the Medici court.
Artemisia was the oldest of four children. Her mother died when she was 10. She began her apprenticeship in her father's studio as a teenager. Her father was an established but middling painter until his work was transformed by his encounter with Caravaggio in 1600. Christiansen asserts that "this was the central event of his life—the work of Caravaggio demanded a rethinking of the relationship between artist and model, the imagined and the real, the painter and his artifact. In the critical language of the day it opposed truth, or il vero, to verisimilitude (verosimile) by which ordinary experience was transposed into the exemplary and ideal" (3, p. 5). Orazio went on to achieve considerable renown as a Caravaggist, and he was appointed a court painter to King Charles the 1st of England.
By 1610, at the age of 17, Artemisia had created the stunning painting Susanna and the Elders, in which a beautiful maiden is spied on in her bath by two lascivious old men. Some critics have suggested that this painting had autobiographical meaning for Artemisia and that the two elders represent her father Orazio and her rapist Tassi. Christiansen commented that in Artemisia's paintings "we ought not to underrate the role of anger in [her] work—not simply against Tassi—but against her father and the circumstances of her life, both private and professional" (2, pp. 111). Her remarkable Judith and Holofernes, reproduced here, speaks to this issue.
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Ducky: You're my Daddy. It's what I do.
Me: So I wanted something to connect the two as we head into 2011, you and me.
Ducky: Sounds nice. Shows that even in the darkest times, things can bring us happiness if we let them.
Me: Thanks, Duck. For everything.
Ducky: I can still continue destroying it, can't I?
Me: Of course. We are who we are.
Ducky: Thanks, Daddy. I love you. Merry Christmas.
Me: I love you too, Ducky. Merry Christmas.


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There are two zones to this strange world - one in which three or four hotel casinos operate legally as tourist amenities, and another populated by hundreds of illegal Numbers sellers catering to tens of thousands of Bahamian gamblers.
The casino zone originated in 1920, when the Bahamian Club began operating seasonally on New Providence, catering to a very restricted upper class clientele.
The Numbers zone has been thriving here since at least the 1800s. It is associated with poor communities worldwide, because punters can bet small sums of money and get credit from their bookies.
Our first anti-gambling law was passed in 1901, and was gradually strengthened to create an absolute ban on the operation of lotteries and gaming houses for profit. But in 1939 the law was amended to allow exceptions to this rule.
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Update, 1:55 p.m.: Republican nominee Joe Miller just told reporters that he will not be answering any more questions about his personal background for the remainder of the campaign.
He made the statement at an impromptu news conference after today's debate at the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce. He took no questions and immediately walked out of the room.
We'll have updates shortly.
From David Hulen in Anchorage --
Lots happening with the U.S. Senate campaign today:
> Another candidate forum/debate is happening now at the Dena'ina Center in Anchorage, this one on business issues in front the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce. We have reporters and photographers there, and will a story and multimedia up later in the day.
> New questions are being raised about Republican nominee Joe Miller's time as an attorney for the Fairbanks North Star Borough. Specifically, did he do political work while on the borough clock and using borough resources? Several news organizations, including the ADN, have been asking for various borough records about Miller's time working there; today the Alaska Dispatch filed a lawsuit seeking release of Miller's employment records.
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As teams continue to cut players in advance of the March 11 deadline in an effort to create space to sign better players, the Cleveland Browns said goodbye to linebacker D'Qwell Jackson yesterday. In doing so, they were able to avoid paying the $4 million roster bonus due to him, but at the same time sent the face of the defense out of Cleveland.
However, Jackson won't be unemployed for long. In fact, his first free agent visit is today, though it wasn't immediately clear
Seven teams -1/4 of the NFL -reached out to D'Qwell Jackson following his release by Browns. Deciding which free-agent visits to take first
— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) February 26, 2014
There are a lot of teams out there in need of a good linebacker and Jackson definitely fits that bill. During his seven-year stint with the Browns he has been a really good player on a really bad team.
With the potential departure of Chiefs linebacker Akeem Jordan — who played very well in K.C. last season under a one-year deal — and the uncertain progress of now-second-year player Nico Johnson, the Chiefs have a huge need at the ILB position next to perennial pro bowler, Derrick Johnson. Jackson could fill that hole nicely, and if he were willing to take a "cap-friendly" deal, I'm sure he would be welcomed into Chiefs Kingdom with open arms.
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Women of the Twelfth Century
Women of the Twelfth Century
of the Twelfth Century
Europe during the twelfth century Middle Ages was
inhabited by generations of women who lived with a dark shadowy cloud cast over
them. In some literature, the only
glimpse of light a female received was her association with a particular
male. However, within the story of the
love affair between Peter Abelard and his young student Heloise, a new light
was shed upon the lives of women in the Middle Ages. The
Letters of Abelard and Heloise, translated by Betty Radice and revised by
Michael Clanchy, was the story told through the personal and profound letters
of a tragic love affair between a renowned French philosopher, Abelard, and one
of his students, the young maiden Heloise[1].
Peter Abelard was
a reputable philosophy and widely sought teacher in the art of dialectic who
fell in love with Heloise, a young maiden living in her Uncle Fulbert's house. Abelard was hired by Fulbert to live in the
house and teach Heloise as a personal tutor.
Lessons quickly turned into love affairs, which in turn ended in Heloise
becoming pregnant with an illegitimate child.
Abelard and Heloise secretly married, but wit 22122n1323w h hopes of keeping
Abelard's reputation intact. To hide
their secrets and for Abelard's continued pursuit of his life of study, Heloise
went away to a convent while Abelard sought solitude in a monastery. However, Heloise's Uncle Fulbert felt
undermined by Abelard and was determined to seek vengeance on him by castration[2]. The letters of Abelard and Heloise are
eloquently written, personal accounts of life as it was in medieval times. Abelard and Heloise wrote a series of letters
to each other over time that revealed the nature of the role of women in terms
of personal relationships, scholarship, and religion in the twelfth century
Middle Ages.
In personal
relationships, the letters written between Abelard and Heloise offered an
intimate perspective by both a man and a woman about the natural order of
people within their relationships. When
Abelard addressed his letter to her, he put her name before his. According the Heloise, the man should have
come before the woman, just as superior rank comes before inferior rank. She viewed woman as inferior beings to men,
similar to her belief of putting "wife before husband, handmaid before lord,
nun before monk, deaconess before priest, and abbess before abbot[3]"
showing that all positions of woman throughout society, no matter their status,
could not have achieve equal status with men.
However, in his
letter back to Heloise, Abelard addressed this issue by stating that when
Heloise married him she became his superior[4].
Therefore, Abelard did not make a mistake in putting Heloise's name first,
because in his eyes she will always come before him. It seemed, however, that Abelard said this
yet acted differently. He put her in a
convent to rid himself of his wife so that he may put himself first and
continue with his studies. In light of
his wound from castration, he believed that only one of them must suffer the
consequences of their wrongdoings, and therefore he would suffer because he
believed that she was "naturally weaker in sex[5]."
Abelard and
Heloise found it necessary to keep their marriage and their illegitimate child
secretly hidden from the world.
Fornication of unmarried women with any single or married man was
greatly looked down upon and punished in the twelfth century Middle Ages[6]. However according to Friedelehe, any woman
could freely give her consent and enter a contractual relation based on mutual
consent with a man[7]. Age, status, or consent of the parents was no
longer throughout the twelfth century and issue before a man and woman entered
into legal matrimony. Abelard and
Heloise had a typical relationship of the Middle Ages. The primary age for a woman to be married is
her maiden years. This is the transition
from childhood to adulthood, where the girl is no longer considered a child but
a maiden. Maidens were generally
characterized by their beauty and virginity, as they were the focus of every
male's desire. Maidenhood was the
perfect age of a woman's life to fall in love and consent to marriage[8]. Heloise was a maiden as well as the object of
desire in the eyes of Abelard, who was over twenty years older than her[9].
Common to the
twelfth century Middle Ages, Heloise's Uncle Fulbert did everything within his
power to enhance her learning and scholarship[10]. Like many young girls of her time, Heloise
was educated in a convent at Argenteuil
when she was growing up[11]. However, women were educated through the
humble learning of the convent differently than men who were highly educated in
philosophy, spirituality, dialectic, and letters[12]. Abelard found a gift for letters rare in a
woman, which made the talented Heloise even more attractive in his eyes. Abelard even believed that Heloise was
blessed by God's grace with the talent to allow her to instruct in the convent
when she became the abbess[13]
Saint Katherine
was a model of young girls in the twelfth century Middle Ages. As a young girl, Saint Katherine was educated
and owned many books. Books were
previously a sign of nobility but by the twelfth century, more women of
different classes including aristocracy, gentry, and even merchants were
becoming educated. As the women of these
various classes began to read more, the hierarchy became blurred and books
could no longer be used as a symbol of class[14]. Heloise was educated in the house of her
Uncle Fulbert, as most women of the time would have been educated at home. At the turn of the eleventh century, the
Middle Ages entered what became known as the take-off. Throughout the take-off, women underwent
economic change and began an upwardly mobile passage beyond typically
female-oriented gender tasks. As women
became more educated, they experienced an array of job opportunities such as
colonizers, entrepreneurs, and many more vocational options. However, a woman's education was not always
as formal as a man's education.
Typically, a young girl would be educated by her mother in the trade or
art which her mother already practiced[15].
The role of women
within the realm of religion also changed since the eleventh century. By Heloise's time in the Middle Ages, young
girls were commonly educated by their mothers or in a convent. This began a girl's connection to the Church
as early childhood. In the beginning of
the letters between Abelard and Heloise, after they were married they sought
shelter in a monastery and a convent, respectively, to avoid society out of
shame, confusion, misery, and remorse for what they did[16]. It was common in the Middle Ages to use
religion and faith to hind from the demands of daily life, to find the peace
and quiet to study and concentrate, or sometimes as a self-inflicted punishment
for mistakes. Heloise, however, was so
young and facing life in her prime years that the other women in the convent
tried to convince her that a religious life was too hard of a penance to serve
for her offenses[17].
Women in the
Middle Ages were also affected by the religious choices made by their
husbands. When a husband was called to a
religious life as a bishop, deacon or presbyter, they were not allowed to give
up care for his wife and family. In this
aspect, the pious man was required to still be the provider for his family
especially his wife, however, obviously he could not lie carnally with her[18].
After the sixth
century, most women in the Middle Ages were born into Christianity. Within their community of religion, women had
many options by the twelfth century in which they could participate. Women could choose to move to a community of
fellow vowed believers, either a convent or a monastery. Within this smaller community of faith, women
were even capable of becoming leaders as an abbess, prioress, or teacher. However, it became increasingly harder for
women since the twelfth century to use vocations to avoid cultural expectations
of women as property owner and legal franchisers[19]
just as it was extremely difficult for Heloise and Abelard to escape from their
lives inside the walls of a convent or a monastery.
Throughout The Letters of Abelard and Heloise, a personal,
intimate light was shed upon women in the twelfth century Middle Ages in regard
to their participation in religion, scholarship and personal
relationships. Women living in the times
of the Middle Ages were generally overshadowed by the great men, philosophers,
and scholars of their day. Through the
developments during the early Middle Ages, women's roles in marriage were more
prominent and they were more capable of making decisions about personal
issues. Women began to become more
educated around the eleventh century.
They began to participate more in other trades and arts. In the Middle Ages, women's role in religion
was full of options and vocations. Since
the twelfth century Middle Ages, women have been in an upwardly mobile spiral
moving towards a world like today where they find themselves free in every
opportunity they choose.
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Nmap Development
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On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 04:48:19AM -0600, Patrick Donnelly wrote:
I've been working on the Documentation system this week for NSE. The
format of the documents will be very similar to LuaDoc (see:
http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2008/q2/0273.html). The main difference
Thanks for the update, Patrick. This looks quite promising. And I'm
excited about having a good documentation system for NSE scripts and
libraries. Here are my thoughts after looking over your proposal:
o If possibke, we should avoid repeating fields which are already in
the code. For example, your anonftp.nse example contains these lins
in various places:
-- @require shortport
-- @category default
-- @category intrusive
categories = {"default", "intrusive"}
require "shortport"
It would be better if the system can somehow read the categories from
the variables rather than having to keep comments in sync.
In fact, maybe we can even push more of the comments into variables.
For example, is this format:
-- @author Eddie Bell <ejlbell () gmail com>
really any better than the old one:
author = "Eddie Bell <ejlbell () gmail com>"?
They are both the same length, and the latter may allow for easier use
by the scripts themselves and also allow the use of LUA literal string
features (such as [[]] for multi-line strings).
Maybe it would be easiest to continue using variables for the user
documentation fields? IIRC, you noted ways that those can be easily
made available to Nmap, and of course they are trivially available to
the script itself. If they are easily available to Nmap, it probably
wouldn't be too hard to make them available to a documentation
generation system. But if there are important reasons for using
comments rather than variable assignment, that could be OK.
As for the fields, I think we should either have a short summary field
in addition to a long description, or we should require that the first
paragraph of the description be suitable as a summary for when we need
a short description of a script.
Also, we may need more of a distinction between user documentation and
developer docs. Users need a summary, detailed description, ideally
output examples (perhaps as part of the detailed description), a list
of allowed arguments and what they do, etc. Developers, on the other
hand, want to know about library functions, variables, etc.
Maybe it would be best to use the NSE-specific system for user
documentation, and LuaDoc for developer documentation? If LuaDoc
already has everything we need for developer documentation, we
shouldn't reinvent the wheel. But perhaps LuaDoc doesn't offer what
we need?
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That would have been scary, I'm so glad every thing turned out good for you and congrats again on having a boy . I had the ultrascreen done and they told me it was to early to tell what the baby was but the results all turned out great so that was a relief. You're lucky you got to find out the sex, I'm going crazy waiting lol.


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Thai-ish shuk
On the long list of things that I miss about Melbourne - a good Thai feed rates high. Fresh, nourishing, cheap. Lots of veggie options. What I'd do for a Thai-To-Go or Pattee Thai (leave-your-shoes-at-the-door) dinner with the regular crew…
Good Asian food - excluding sushi or noodles - is sloooooooowly finding its way into Tel Aviv. When you find it, you pay for it dearly. Case in point #1 - Beit Thailandi, but worth every shekel as far as quality is concerned; case in point #2 - 4 Asian dumplings cost 26 shekels at the Friday food markets. The Bun is the latest word on the street, but I'm yet to give it a try.
So when I heard that the Namal market was hosting a Thai-inspired week, I dedicated at least two nights of my week to fill this craving. However to cut a long story short, it was on the disappointing side of things. Some nice traditional performances to make Israelis feel a little nostalgic for their travel days prior to having kids with whom they now overrun the namal during the summer holidays (nothing personal, but the port was a virtual zoo); and stalls selling packaged Thai-ish goods - think sweet chilli sauce et al., wasabi peas, and ramen noodles in disposable cups.
The second night that I went - to check that I hadn't chosen the wrong night first time round - there was a beautiful fresh produce stall with some Thai kitchen staples and some not-so-Thai kitchen staples. Inside, two Thai chefs had been allocated a benchtop in the pasta stall to make spring rolls, tom yum soup and papaya salad. We ended up eating dinner upstairs at the very tasty, but cleary not-Thai, Kitchen Market.
Disappointing - yes, but whatever the case I came out on top. Magic hour's golden light for my photography, two beautiful sunsets, good company and dinner both nights (thanks Lital and Yael!) and tonight I came home with some great fresh produce - something that the port market does undeniably well. As for the high hopes in the Thai department… I may just have to start planning my next visit home!


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