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The Spanking Bench Scene
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If your slave has been bad, you already know what you need to do – spank her. She deserves the punishment and you know how to make sure she understands that she's not in your good graces. But there is more that you can do in order to have a spanking scene be effective in your training goals. With a spanking bench, you can create the ideal setting for a slave to understand just how much she needs to be punished in order to learn from you.
The Spanking Bench
You will want to have a spanking bench of some sort ready for your new scene together. This can be a simple ottoman (ie footstool or low seat) or it can be a small bench that is covered in leather (or a towel if preferred). The key is to make sure that your slave can rest their upper body on the bench and have their buttocks out toward you, without being able to move away from you as you spank her. To make sure this is the case, you can tie her arms down in front of her to the legs of the bench, and you can tie her knees together or tie her legs to the remaining legs of the bench. This will ensure that she's going to stay in place and that she'll be at least semi-comfortable as you begin the spanking sessions.
Assuming the Spanking Position
What you may want to do is to make sure that your slave knows that this spanking bench is her home during your training sessions. What does this mean? You want to make sure that she's aware of how she need to present her body to you when you instruct her to go to her spanking bench. You might want to have her strip down and sit in front of the bench in the position that you have had her in before. Or you can have her always go to that bench first during a BDSM scene, helping her to become comfortable with the idea that you're going to punish her constantly.
Using the Spanking Bench
Once she's in the position, then you can use your hand to spank her again and again. The key is to make sure you're moving your hand around her behind so that she's not getting numbed from the pressure. In addition, you can use other forms of torture implements to inflict pain like paddles and canes to give your hand a break. You can use counting games or have your slave answer complicated puzzles while she's being spanked, helping her to focus on what you want her to do – no matter what might be happening to her body. You can use the spanking bench every time you're in a BDSM session or you can use it once in a while when she's been very naughty. Try to keep up the spanking as long as you can, helping to push your slave past the limits she might think she has.
A spanking bench is a very simple way to add more corporal punishment into your BDSM life. When you're ready to punish in a more old-fashioned way, this bench can bring your slave to her knees. As soon as your slave knows that you want her to go to the bench, then she will know what she's in for. Make your slave prove her dedication to you by being in the proper position at the spanking bench. She'll learn a lot about how to serve you properly from being completely committed to bending over for you. For more ideas on how to train your slave Click Here.
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I am late with this November edition because of some ongoing changes in my professional life that are of no great importance to any of you, but could impact the Social Security Administration.
October was certainly an event-filled month starting with Italian Physicist Andrea Rossi's claim to have achieved "cold fusion" with his energy catalyzer technology that could end reliance on fossil fuel. DIA and NRO celebrated their 50th Anniversaries. Muammar Gaddafi was captured and killed by rebels ending his 41 year episodic rule of Libya, as Europe meandered to resolve the Greek Debt Crisis that seems to be threatening to toss the global economy into recession or at least my IRA into the dumpster. There was also the report that Air Force Drones operating in Afghanistan had a "non-menacing" virus infection with little expressed concern about how the virus was introduced and why it could not be easily removed. David Patraeus, new Director of CIA, inadvertently unleashed a debate about CIA independence when he announced Langley would begin considering military views earlier in its analytic process, but the republic seems to have weathered this controversy - - - at least for now.
The Congressional "Super Committee" ultimately acknowledged defeat on identifying $1.2 Trillion in cost reductions required to avoid automatic sequestration of funds back to FY07 spending levels that Secretary of Defense Panetta argues will dramatically lower DoD 's capabilities to the point of putting the nation's security at risk. The Intelligence Community (IC) for its part completed its Office of Management and Budget (OMB) homework assignment for how the IC will make its contribution over the next five years towards reducing the deficit as Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Jim Clapper provided some budgetary straight talk in his GEOINT Keynote in San Antonio on Oct 17th (http://www.dni.gov/speeches/20111017_geoint.pdf).
There were two related budget "headlines" for me in the DNI's GEOINT remarks, one of which I was ready for based on some buzz around the IC, but the other was a total surprise to me. The DNI reporting that the IC budget would decline in double digit percentages over the next ten years really should not have surprised any IC watcher and even the stretch goal of reducing IC Information Technology (IT) spending by 50% in five years was something I knew was in at least one agency's "what if" calculations. What I had never heard before and was not expecting was the DNI's assertion that the IT spending consumes 20% to 25% of the total IC budget. That means the IC is spending over $16 billion a year on IT! Even understanding that the IC is probably counting communications and networking infrastructure costs in its IT spending line that the private sector does not, when IT spending breaches 10% of a corporate budget the CIO and others will be directed to get IT costs under control quickly. Given the programmatic way the IC buys IT, I believe we all understand that it leads to buying the same capability multiple times without economy of scale pricing as well replicating IT infrastructure and personnel. This makes a 20% to 25% percent cost figure for IC IT both understandable and the natural target for saving money.
To cut IT costs by 50% in five years, the IC should be (and I believe is) looking at the following known solutions for reducing costs:
I suspect though that more than a few of you are asking, given the history of Moore's Law, what is so challenging about cutting IC IT expenses by 50% in five years? If the IC does nothing that should happen anyway - - - - but not if you keep doing what the IC has been doing! To get noticeable saving from IT investments the IC will have to do what the private sector has been doing for years: trade in people for technology.
This means cutting green- and blue-badged IT personnel, with the latter group falling within the DNI's other goal to cut IC costs, but protecting people to the maximum extent possible in order to avoid the experience holes caused by the Peace Dividend cuts of the early 1990's. An answer to this conundrum is for the IC to seriously consider outsourcing the bulk of its IT functions. As an information centric enterprise, the IC certainly needs IT, but that does not make IT either an IC mission or core competency. Starting with the U-2 in the 1960s, the IC has been outsourcing to industry the building of its most important and highly classified sensors which most see as part of the IC mission. As the information age has developed, IT has become both a commodity and a utility. That sounds a lot like telephone or electrical services to me, neither of which have ever been insourced by the IC .
However it is done, the DNI is correct that moving IT to an IC enterprise model is critical so those double digit budget cuts don't endanger essential mission capabilities and IT is better able to insure the information sharing fundamental to IC mission success.
That's what I think; what do you think?
we are watching the ROSSI - ecat, please follow up with this very important tecnology.
Here is an intelligence overview of cold fusion, published before Rossi emerged:
U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency report on cold fusion: Technology Forecast: Worldwide Research on Low-Energy Nuclear Reactions Increasing and Gaining Acceptance DIA-08-0911-003, 13 November 2009
Cold fusion has been replicated roughly 14,000 times in several hundred major laboratories, according to the Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Those people know a lot more about this subject than, say, the U.S. DoE. They probably know a lot about Rossi, too. Rossi is doing a variation of the Arata experiment. Arata & Zhang are in Osaka, Japan, but the research is being paid for and replicated by the government of China. The staff in the lab are Zhang's colleagues from China. (They speak Japanese, as do I, so I chatted with them about this.)
There is more interest in cold fusion than many people realize. I run a web site with a library of 1,200 cold fusion papers (shortcut LENR.org). People download 6,000 to 8,000 papers per week. They have downloaded just over 2 million since I began. That would not be an impressive number for a website devoted to the Kardashians, but these are boring scientific papers. Only a scientist would want to read them. People come universities and national labs worldwide.
The DTRA report on the dec 12, 2006 meeting in Ft. Belvoir, Virginia (see http://newenergytimes.com/v2/government/DTRA/2006-DTRA-LENR-Krivit-FOIA.pdf) basically comes to the same conclusion: "Good evidence of excess heat and transmutation"
Appreciate the update and interest in cold fusion! thanks joemaz
I agree with your insights. However, there is another avenue for saving billions, and that is to follow DoD lead in adopting an Agile Acquisition Framework that favors COTS/OSS over custom development.
70% of the IC IT Budget goes to "butts in seats". Last two GAO Reports on ISR inefficiencies was right on target.
If the IC leadership wants to remove fat from the budget, it will also need alternative thinking and resources not vested in analysis/paralysis that is favored by the old guard.
Appears your friends liked the new Cold Fusion device a yet unknown US government agency just ordered another 13 units for 26 Million Dollars more. http://www.e-catworld.com/2011/11/rossi-refuses-new-test-offer-confirms-...
IT buying cycles that are two years or more in lenght commits the IC to a hopeless tale chase against Moore's Law of 18 months. No matter what it is called the acquisiton processes needs immediate and significant improvement as has been documented by any number of studies. So what this means is the IC is spending at least 20% of its budget on obsolessing IT. Stop the madness!
I was speaking with a private sector IC leader about how IT providers can help the DNI achieve a 50% savings in IT over the next five years. He pretty much agreed with most of the recommendations here, but then he asked me who do you present these consolidation/enterprise solutions to in the IC? An enterprise solution for single large agency is going to involve the CIO, the CTO, the CFO, the facility manager, the Acquisition Executive and the principle mission managers. Even more challenging would be an IT IC enterprise decision that is community wide.
This caused me to realize that I forgot in my November blog to point that the IC, either by agency or as collective community, the IC is not optimally organized for considering let alone acting on private sector recommendations for consolidation/enterprise solutions. Rather, the IC remains organized to develop, procure, deploy and sustain IT on a program by program basis, which will make it very challenging for the IC to reach DNI Clappers IT saving goals. joemaz


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One skillet. One serving. Quick and easy. Delicious and nutritious~~what more can you want! These 'Bokchoy Spinach Sunny Eggs' are a nice twist from traditional sunny side up eggs. And, this is your perfect reason for going out and buying a couple of these practical and very versatile small cast iron skillets. They go from stove to serving all in one. No need to plate. they stay warm, and it's rustic chic eating at its best!
Makes: One serving
What you need:
3 tbl Extra Virgin Olive Oi
1 1/2 cups roughly torn spinach
1 cup sliced bokchoy with leaves
1/2 tsp coarse ground pepper
1 tbl hoisin sauce
1/2 tsp soy sauce
2 eggs
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In a small (about 5-7″ diameter) cast iron skillet over medium heat put olive oil. Add spinach, bokchoy, and pepper and toss with tongs letting the greens wilt somewhat. Reduce heat to low. Combine hoisin sauce and soy sauce in a small bowl and drizzle over the greens. Crack the eggs on top. Cover and let the eggs steam until sunny side up (or your desired doneness), which is about 5-7 minutes.
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Though Grinderman are kaput, an album of Grinderman 2 remixes is forthcoming, from which we've already heard Nick Zinner's remix of "Bellringer Blues." Today, another track we've sampled from…   Read Story »
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Novell Adopts OpenLDAP
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is a client-server protocol for obtaining directory-based information. It was originally developed at the University of Michigan as a method to access X.500 directory information over TCP/IP.
Today, LDAP servers are typically stand-alone applications rather than gateways to X.500 directories. This isn't a terribly surprising development, since X.500 can be difficult to implement and resource-intensive for X.500 clients.
LDAP is an Internet standard controlled by the IETF and is used in products by Microsoft, Sun, Oracle, Netscape and many others.
While the description of LDAP sounds fairly boring, it's an incredibly useful tool. Most users' first experience with LDAP will be looking up someone's e-mail address on a large LDAP server like Bigfoot. Check out your address book in Netscape, and you'll see that you can use various LDAP servers to search for people.
Founded in 1983 as a LAN specialist, Novell is now best known for NetWare and Novell Directory Services (NDS), and is present in over 80% of Fortune 500 companies.
Novell's major competitor in the commercial network directory market is Microsoft, which is planning to unveil their Active Directory as part of the Windows 2000 release.
In January, Novell announced the planned release of their LDAP Libraries for C Software Development Kit. The new SDK will allow developers to use the LDAP API to access Novell's NDS eDirectory. While this was possible before using third-party LDAP libraries, this is the first Novell developer library to support the LDAP API. The LDAP SDK will be released as part of the Novell Developer Kit (NDK) in March.
The SDK is based on the OpenLDAP Project's client library, written in C. Created to promote and develop commercial-grade open-source LDAP applications and tools, the OpenLDAP Project is coordinated by the OpenLDAP Foundation, a not-for-profit corporation.
How will this new relationship between Novell and OpenLDAP benefit OpenLDAP and the Open Source community? Novell is now a member of the OpenLDAP development community and is contributing enhancements, bug fixes, testing and documentation.
According to OpenLDAP's chief architect Kurt Zeilenga, "Novell developers are active on project mailing lists and have contributed a number of minor enhancements and bug fixes. We look forward to more significant contributions from Novell."
The impact of Novell's contribution to the OpenLDAP project will not likely be seen by OpenLDAP users until the release of OpenLDAP 2.0, scheduled for general release sometime in the first quarter of 2000.
Not surprisingly, Novell's plans extend beyond just helping the OpenLDAP Project. This includes enhancing the OpenLDAP client libraries by adding NDS-specific extensions that will eventually be available as source code from Novell, creating tutorials and enhanced API documentation and providing commercial technical support. Novell will offer commercial support through its Developer Support program, ranging from free newsgroup access to paid support technicians.
Novell's customers also stand to benefit from the LDAP SDK. Kris Magnusson, open-source architect for Novell, believes, "Novell's LDAP SDK promotes an open standard, LDAP v3, as the preferred access mechanism for NDS eDirectory. Because developers will be able to use the LDAP v3 Internet standard to access NDS eDirectory, they can write to a single, open SDK."
In order to use the Novell LDAP SDK, Windows developers will use an InstallShield-based self-extracting executable, while NetWare installation will take place through Novell Installation Services. Linux and UNIX users will install source or binary packages distributed as "tarballs", a common choice for open-source projects.
Using open-source products as part of commercial products is becoming increasingly popular, and OpenLDAP's software is a perfect fit. As part of their eServer product, Caldera Systems has also included OpenLDAP's software.
Novell's adoption of OpenLDAP's open-source SDK and commitment to contribute source code and documentation signal a change in corporate strategy. Novell's LDAP SDK plans provide clear benefits to both the Open Source community and Novell, resulting in a win-win solution.
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Zair Cafe, a new restaurant serving "Russian & Eastern food," is set to open soon at 2223 Avenue X, the corner of East 23rd Street.
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IIndividuals may receive up to 3 additional months of Food Stamp benefits if they found work [job, self-employment, WIA, TAA, in-kind] of at least 80 hours in a 30 day period, and then lost that employment through no fault of their own, or if they participated at a workfare site for their required number of hours in a 30 day period and lost the workfare job through no fault of their own. The 3 month extension is only granted once in a 36 month period. Once the extension has been granted, it will continue even if the individual otherwise becomes ineligible to participate.
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The other day, the boys requested cheeseburger spiders. They love the movie Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2. So, I made burgers, and fries. Beet burgers to be more specific.
Growing up, I never liked beets. My knowledge of beets came from a can. Disgusting! This year, we grew beets in the garden. And, they were just lovely.
I came across a beet burger recipe on the PPK website. I will admit, I was a bit skeptic. Not about The PPK recipes. But, the use of beets. As I mentioned, so not a fan. I decided I would give it a try. First, it as kind of creepy seeing the burgers cooking in the iron skillet. They looked like raw meat burgers. Yuck!
I made gluten free burger buns, using a recipe from Vegan Richa (veganricha.com). They were delicious. Check out her site. The recipes are amazing.
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I know I just mentioned the January issue of Our State the other day, so many apologies if I'm returning to continue mining that vein too soon. But I just got word of a new feature on their site, and wanted to pass it along.
They've started a monthly newsletter available by email with all of the recipes in their Carolina Cooking feature, which also live online now. The database isn't large as it's just launched, but they have a good mix of traditional and hand-me-down recipes from all across the state like this Baked Mac & Cheese from the McLeansville Baptist Church and a terrific sounding Old Fashion Rice Pudding from the Lees Chapel Advent Christian Church in Four Oaks.
A few local recipes make the cut as well, look out for the Cheddar Scones and White Chili recipes from the First Baptist Church up in Wallace. The recipes come from their 2005 book Recipes and Remembrances that was published to mark their centennial.
Anyway, their first email will be coming in the next week or so, get yourself signed up here if you're interested (or just check 'em out online):
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I have been working at Overland Storage
This team is always looking forward to find ways to gain an advantage over the competition. It's an established company that works and acts like a start-up. Willing to do what it takes to be successful.
Lots of ambition, so if you're looking for a place to get lost in the shuffle, this isn't the place for you. You'll get recognized for the great things you do and be held accountable for mistakes.
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Start treating your employees as a solution to your problem and not a problem- after all- they build your product and make it work.Doesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
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With the purchase of SnapServer, Overland has developed a two tier culture between those that were long time Overland employees that had made substantial sacrifices in pay and benefits to keep the company alive, and those that were hired after the purchase in the bay area at market rates. Overland does tend to pay its new employees decently, but unfortunately it comes at the cost of poor employee moral and relations between the older and newer employees.Cons
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The Board of Directors needs to decide what level of business it wants to be and communicate that honestly to the employees. I would also recommend replacing Eric Kelly, as well as the CTO, and VP of Sales and Marketing all of which have shown by their results that they are not a fit for Overland Storage. Also the predominant focus on the low margin, highly priced snapserver product line has greatly damaged the tape library business which has better margins and solid market niche.Doesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO


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Favorite unit/class at ICASI and why: I really enjoyed Foodservice Management. (It was only one class when I went there). It allowed me to get a taste of some of the things that I am doing currently. I also really enjoyed PABT2. The instructors that I had then, Karen & Ken, were really good instructors. I won't include my externship, although that was one of the greatest experiences of my life.
Favorite instructor or administrator and why (if you have one): I have two. One would be Goran. He taught a lot of little tricks of the trade that have really come in handy. The second would be Chris Wozniak. He is a very smart person and it show that he likes what he is doing.
Why did you chose ICASI?: It was close to home, and the price was a lot better than going to the CIA. Also, after spending four years getting my BS, I didn't want to spend another two years on a campus, dealing with "college stuff".
Most important thing you learned from ICASI: I have a new found respect for Italian cooking. I can't really put a finger on one important thing that I learned though. I took what all of the instructors have taught me and tried to incorporate all of it into my work and my cooking.
What was your ICASI experience like?: I think my experience was different than most of the other students that were going there at the time. It was great though. I was working at one of the better restaurants in the city at the same time I was going to school, so I was really getting the best of both worlds, though my free time was very little. I also ended up living in Italy for my externship, learning not just about cooking, but about working with people from completely different backgrounds. It was a true eye opener.
How were the other students?: The other students were fine. I didn't really make lasting friendships with any of them. Although I did end up getting a couple of them to work with me at Boulevard Blue.
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Giveaway: Win 'From Paris With Love' On DVD!Free Stuff By Rob Hunter on June 14, 2010 | Comments (37)
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Sara Guyer
- Title
- Professor
- Office
- 7165 Helen C. White Hall
- Phone
- (608) 263-3706
- E-mail Sara Guyer
- Interests
- British and continental romanticism, critical theory, and holocaust studies
Degrees and Institutions
PhD, Rhetoric, UC-Berkeley, 2001
MA, Rhetoric, UC-Berkeley, 1999
MA, Philosophy and Literature, University of Warwick, 1996
BA, English and American Literature, Brandeis University, 1994
Selected Publications
- Reading with John Clare: Biopoetics, Sovereignty, Romanticism (Fordham University Press, forthcoming 2015)
- Romanticism after Auschwitz (Stanford University Press)
Special Issue
- Guest Co-Editor (with Steven Miller), Special Issue of Diacritics, "Literature and the Right to Marriage" 35: 4 (2005). Contributors: Branka Arsic, Will Bishop, Peter Fenves, Susannah Young-Ah Gottlieb, and J. Hillis Miller.
Articles and Book Chapters
- "Rwanda's Bones." Boundary 2 35: 3 (Fall 2008). 33 ms pp. Reprinted in Jane Kilby and Antony Rowland, eds. The Future of Memory (Berghahn Books, 2009).
- "Before The Human Race: Robert Antelme's Anthropomorphic Poetry." Critical Survey. Special Issue on "Holocaust Poetry." 20: 2 (2008): 31-42.
- "Buccality." Derrida, Deleuze, Psychoanalysis. Ed. Gabriele M. Schwab. New York: Columbia UP, 2007. 77-104.
- "Buccal Reading." CR: The New Centennial Review. Special Issue on "Remainders: Of Jacques Derrida" 7: 2 (October 2007): 71-86.
- "The Rhetoric of Survival and the Possibility of Romanticism." Studies in Romanticism. Special Issue on "Romanticism and the Legacies of Jacques Derrida." (Summer/Fall 2007): 247-63.
- "Introduction: Literature and the Right to Marriage" (co-authored with Steven Miller). Diacritics. Special Issue on "Literature and the Right to Marriage." 35: 4 (2005). 1-19.
- "'At the Far Edge of this Ongoing Enterprise…'" Legacies of Paul de Man. Ed. Marc Redfield. New York: Fordham University Press, 2007. 77-92. Reprinted from Romantic Circles/Praxis Series. Special Issue on "The Legacies of Paul de Man." Ed. Marc Redfield (May 2005). http://www.rc.umd.edu/praxis/deman/guyer/guyer.html.
- "Testimony and Trope in Frankenstein." Studies in Romanticism 45: 1 (Spring 2006): 77-115.
- "The Pardon of the Disaster." SubStance: A Review of Theory and Literary Criticism. Special Issue on "Law and Literature" 35: 1 (2006): 85-105.
- "Remembering, Repeating…." (Review Essay on Dominick LaCapra, History in Transit: Experience, Identity, and Critical Theory and Amy Hungerford, The Holocaust of Texts). Contemporary Literature 46: 4 (Winter 2005): 736-45.
- "Breath, Today: Celan's Translation of Shakespeare's Sonnet 71." Comparative Literature 57:4 (Fall 2005): 328-51.
- "The Girl with the Open Mouth (Through the Looking Glass)." Angelaki: Journal of the Theoretical Humanities 9:1 (April 2004): 159-63.
- "Maurice Blanchot." Dictionary of Literary Biography: Twentieth Century European Cultural Theorists. Vol. 2. Ed. Paul Hansom (Gale, 2004): 40-52.
- "Wordsworthian Wakefulness." The Yale Journal of Criticism. 16:1 (April 2003): 93-112.
- "Being-Destroyed: Anthropomorphizing L'espèce humaine." Theoretical Interpretations of the Holocaust. Ed. Daniel Stone (Rodopi, 2001): 103-26.
- "Albeit Eating: Toward an Ethics of Cannibalism." Angelaki: Journal of the Theoretical Humanities 2.1 (1995): 63-80.
Additional Positions
Director, Center for the Humanities
Affiliated Faculty, Mosse/Weinstein Center for Jewish Studies,
Global Studies, Center for European Studies
Research Interests
British and Continental Romanticism, critical theory, philosophy and literature, post-Holocaust writing, the lyric.
Current Projects
I am in the process of writing two new books. Romanticism and the Poetics of Homelessness exposes a complex account of homelessness in romanticism best represented by the poet John Clare's phrase "homeless at home." Through close readings of Clare (1793-1864) and Friedrich Hölderlin (1770-1843), I account for a romanticism that is neither local nor cosmopolitan. This understanding of romanticism, also leads to a rethinking of post-romantic theories of nation and identity, for the romantic conception of home (nature, place, etc.) has served as the source of modern conceptions of nation and identity as well as the figure against which contemporary critiques of "national aestheticism" also have been formulated.
The second project, Buccality: A Rhetoric of the Mouth, is a book-length rethinking of the dominance of visual metaphors in literature, critical theory, and psychoanalysis. The project uncovers the importance of the mouth in texts by Freud, M. Klein, Deleuze, Derrida, Nancy, Irigaray, de Man, F. Kittler, Carroll, Artaud, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Beckett, Kafka, and others.
In addition to these books, I am also editing a special issue of the online journal Romantic Circles devoted to "Romanticism and Quasi-Formalism." Contributors include: William Flesch, Anne-Lise François, Denise Gigante, Charles Mahoney, and Forest Pyle.
I teach English 723: Critical Methods, which is the core course for incoming graduate students. Other recent courses include: "The Theory of Romanticism," "Romantic Autobiographies," "Ecstasy, Melancholy, Madness: Reading Romantic Poetry," "Trauma Theory," and "Jacques Derrida and Modern Jewish Thought."
Recent Books
Reading with John Clare
Fordham University Press
2015Reading with John Clare argues that at the heart of contemporary biopolitical thinking is an insistent repression of poetry. By returning to the moment at which biopolitics is said to emerge simultaneously with romanticism, this project renews our understanding of the operations of contemporary politics and its relation to aesthetics across two centuries.
Romanticism after Auschwitz
Stanford University Press
Romanticism After Auschwitz reveals how post-Holocaust testimony remains romantic, and shows why romanticism must therefore be rethought. The book argues that what literary historians have traditionally called "romanticism" should be redescribed in light of two circumstances: first, the specific inadequacy of literary-historical models before "romantic" works; and, second, the particular function that these unsettling aspects of "romantic" works have after Auschwitz.


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No special method needed here - this traditional New England-style pudding is steamed in a kitchen towel! [see*Note in paragraph below if you prefer to make the pudding in a mold, or in individual molds or dishes]. The addition of cranberries makes it sparkling - perfect for Thanksgiving or Christmas - and a little bit piquant; or, you may use chopped, tart apples instead of cranberries. It's amusing to know that "Plum Pudding" virtually NEVER actually contains plums! [*Note: pudding may be steamed in a well-buttered bowl or mold (depending on the size of the container, this recipe may require two molds) or even in individual cups, molds or ramekins – any of these filled no more than 2/3 full. Directions for the cooking method using molds follows the recipe.] *See other Steamed Pudding recipes, by searching our recipe archives!
|2 1/4 cups, breadcrumbs
(made from stale white, French, Italian or egg bread – just tear up stale pieces of bread and process in food processor to make crumbs)
1 cup, sugar (may be partly brown sugar, if desired)
2 cups, currants
1 cup, raisins
1 1/2 cups, cranberries (or substitute chopped, peeled tart apples)
1/2 cup, candied orange peel
1/2 cup, candied lemon peel
1/2 teaspoon, ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon, ground cloves
1/8 teaspoon, freshly grated nutmeg
1/4 cup, chopped pecans [Optional]
8 ounces, veal (beef) suet – ground or chopped very fine
(see Cook's Note below)
5 large eggs – beaten well
1 1/2 cups, good brandy
2 tablespoons, unsalted butterHARD SAUCE – if desired (recipe follows)
[COOK'S NOTE: Order suet from your butcher; it is the delicate fat surrounding the beef kidneys – white and flaky. Suet gives this pudding a rich, distinctive flavor as it dissolves during the steaming and moistens the pudding. To use: Freeze the suet overnight. Then, while it is still frozen, chop it very fine for use in the recipe. 8 ounces of suet – by weight – will measure 2 cups finely chopped.]
In a large bowl, combine the breadcrumbs, sugar, the various fruits and spices, (the pecans, if desired) and the finely chopped or ground suet (see note above). Toss until well mixed. Stir in the eggs and brandy; mix well.
Coat the center of a clean, white kitchen towel with the butter, covering about half the surface of the towel. Line a bowl with the towel, buttered side up; the edges of the towel should drape over the sides of the bowl. Spoon the pudding into the towel.
Gather the ends of the towel, just above the pudding, and tie it closed with string (making a "bag" of pudding).
Fill a large pot with enough water to completely cover the pudding. Bring water to a boil, then set a plate in the bottom of the pot, and gently drop the "bag" of pudding onto the plate. The pudding will float a little bit. Lower the heat to allow water to simmer gently. Cover the pot and simmer for 4 hours. [Add more simmering water if needed to keep the pudding submerged.]
Remove finished pudding from the pot.
To serve immediately: dip the towel in cold water, then gently remove it.
To serve later: leave the towel on the pudding, and refrigerate. At serving time, immerse the pudding in boiling water for 20 minutes to heat it thoroughly, then dip the towel in cold water and remove it.
Serve warm with unsweetened or very lightly sweetened whipped cream, or creme fraiche, or vanilla ice cream or hard sauce (recipe follows)
NOTE: If using a mold, a bowl, or individual cups, molds or ramekins (instead of the "bag"), cover the mold(s) with their lids, or with buttered aluminum foil – secured (tightly) by tying string around the circumference of mold(s).
Place bowl, mold or other container on a rack in a large lidded pot (make sure the pot is large and deep enough to hold the pudding container when pot is covered). Add water to the pot to come halfway up the sides of the pudding container(s). Bring the water to a boil, cover the large pot tightly, and reduce the heat to allow water to simmer gently. Steam for about 4-5 hours. (Smaller molds may require less cooking time, larger molds may need more time.) Check for doneness by inserting a skewer into the center of the pudding; it should come out with a few crumbs clinging to it. Remove steamed pudding(s) from the larger pot, allow to stand for 10 minutes, or until pudding shrinks away from the sides of the mold – then unmold by inverting onto a serving plate. (Pudding may be left in the mold, if desired, until serving time – it will stay warm that way for several hours.)
Pudding(s) may be kept in refrigerator, wrapped in a brandy-soaked cloth – or frozen. To freeze, wrap thoroughly cooled pudding in foil. Reheat thawed pudding (still foil-wrapped) in 325 degree oven for 45 minutes or until hot through. Or cloth-wrapped pudding may be reheated in the top of a double boiler.
1 cup, powdered sugar
1/2 teaspoon, vanilla
Cream the butter (beat with flat paddle until creamy), then slowly add the sugar, beating well until creamy and pale yellow in color. Add the vanilla and blend in. Refrigerate until needed. Serve cool – but not chilled.
Lemon Hard Sauce: add 1 tablespoon, fresh lemon juice and 1 tablespoon of lemon zest (omit vanilla if desired)
Raspberry Hard Sauce: add 4 tablespoons, raspberry jam
Recipe for pudding (towel-method) and hard sauce, adapted from The American Baker by Jim Dodge with Elaine Ratner (Simon and Schuster)