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Essential and Nonessential Elements, Part III
See what you can infer from this sentence: When my three siblings and I entered the dark house, my brother, Marky, got scared. A careful reader would know instantly that the author had one brother and two sisters.
Why? Because of the commas surrounding Marky, which tell us that the brother's name is nonessential. The commas enable the writer to say my only brother, whose name is Marky in three words.
Suppose the writer had entered the house with three brothers. In that case, my brother got scared would not tell us enough. With more than one brother involved, the sentence would have to say my brother Marky got scared—no commas. The absence of commas makes the brother's name an essentialelement, and it is essential because without Marky we wouldn't know which brother the writer meant.
Along the same lines: Mark Twain published his beloved book, "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," in 1876. The commas must go; the book's title is essential. It is undeniable that Twain wrote more than one beloved book. Without commas the sentence would say what it means: that Twain wrote many beloved books, and Tom Sawyer is one of them. If the book's title were nonessential, then Mark Twain published his beloved book in 1876 would not be such an inadequate sentence.
Here's a comma gaffe many inexperienced writers make: The film features the world-famous actor, Robert De Niro. Delete the comma fencing off Robert De Niro. It mistakenly tells the reader that the actor's name is nonessential—but the sentence makes little sense without De Niro's name in it.
The terms wife and husband always require commas in sentences like this: My wife, Marie, enjoyed meeting your husband, Lucas. This is because we can have only one spouse at a time, so their first names are nonessential, supplementary information.
Note: The following sentence is an exception to the wife-husband rule above: Cuthbert Simms and wife Marie sailed to the Bahamas last weekend. No comma is called for because in that sentence wife is not a noun, but rather an adjective modifying Marie.
The rule for grandmother and grandfather is the opposite of the wife-husband rule. This sentence is correct without commas: My grandmother Bess thinks your grandfather Horace is a twit. Everyone has two biological grandmothers and two biological grandfathers, so the names Bess and Horace are essential information.
Punctuation proficiency is crucial to serious writing. Don't take the humble little comma for granted.
Pop Quiz
Correct the following as needed.
1. Bertram's wife Deluxa was late to the ball.
2. My only sister Julia left with husband Mike on their annual vacation.
3. Hedley's cousin Jaden did not meet my grandfather, Otis, until this morning.
4. An actor, named Robert De Niro, showed great potential in his early film, The Wedding Party.
Pop Quiz Answers
1. Bertram's wife, Deluxa, was late to the ball. (commas added; Deluxa is nonessential)
2. My only sister, Julia, left with husband Mike on their annual vacation. (commas added because Julia is nonessential; no comma after husbandbecause it is an adjective modifying Mike)
3. Hedley's cousin Jaden did not meet my grandfather Otis until this morning. (no commas because Jaden and Otis are essential information)
4. An actor named Robert De Niro showed great potential in his early film The Wedding Party. (no commas because the actor's name and the title of one of his early films are essential information)
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Posted on Tuesday, September 2, 2014, at 10:41 am
Essential and Nonessential Elements, Part II
Here is the rule again, in case you missed it: Essential elements in a sentence should not be enclosed in commas. Nonessential elements in a sentence should be enclosed by commas.
Last time, we applied the rule to clauses. Today we'll look at essential and nonessential phrases (a phrase is two or more related words with no subject and verb).
Let's start with this sentence: The guy seated next to me wouldn't stop talking. There are no commas because seated next to me is an essential phrase. It identifies which "guy" we mean. Without it we'd have only The guy wouldn't stop talking, which doesn't tell us much.
But consider this: Ezra Blung, the guy seated next to me, wouldn't stop talking. Because we now know the man's name, the guy seated next to me becomes nonessential. As the commas signify, the phrase contains supplementary information, and the sentence would have the same meaning without it.
Commas are easy for some to overlook, but an omitted or out-of-place comma can change a sentence's meaning. Here is an example: Complete the job, as directed. The comma after job tells us that the phrase as directed is nonessential. The sentence says that you have been directed to do a job, and implies that how you do it is up to you. But what if we took out the comma: Complete the job as directed. Now as directed is essential, and the sentence is saying something more severe: Do the work, and make sure you do it the way you were told to do it.
Remember that essential and nonessential are technical terms. Some authorities prefer restrictive and nonrestrictive, perhaps to avoid the sort of confusion that may result from analyzing a sentence like this: A comma, which never ends a sentence, signals a pause.
In that example, which never ends a sentence is nonessential, and the crux of the sentence is, A comma signals a pause. That is true, but a period also signals a pause. Perhaps the key difference between commas and periods is that a comma never ends a sentence.
So how could such an essential fact be termed "nonessential" in a sentence that describes a comma? It's because we are using grammatical terminology: nonessential refers to sentence structure only.
Information essential to human understanding is often found in phrases and clauses that are technically nonessential, as seen in the comma sentence above. But that sentence would be improved by making its less important fact nonessential: A comma, which signals a pause, never ends a sentence.
Memo to fledgling writers: If you find that you've disclosed an essential fact in a technically nonessential phrase or clause, you may want to write a new sentence.
Pop Quiz
Identify and punctuate (if needed) the italicized groups of words below. Are they clauses or phrases? Are they essential or nonessential? Answers are below.
1. People demanding special treatment make me angry.
2. His brother who is a health nut runs five miles a day.
3. A friend of mine who lives in Boston loves the seafood there.
4. Alan Lomax always fascinated by roots music first recorded the bluesman Lead Belly.
Pop Quiz Answers
1. People demanding special treatment make me angry. (essential phrase, no punctuation)
2. His brother, who is a health nut, runs five miles a day. (nonessential clause, commas added)
3. A friend of mine who lives in Boston loves the seafood there. (essential clause, no punctuation)
4. Alan Lomax, always fascinated by roots music, first recorded the bluesman Lead Belly. (nonessential phrase, commas added)
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Posted on Tuesday, August 26, 2014, at 1:04 pm
Essential, but Is It Important?
Commas are tricky little devils. Anyone who wants to use them correctly will at some point encounter the terms essential and nonessential. The rule is that so-called essential elements should not be enclosed in commas. Conversely, nonessential elements require commas fore and aft.
By "elements" we mean clauses, phrases, and even single words. Today we will focus on the difference between essential and nonessential clauses (a clause always contains a subject and verb).
Consider this sentence: People who stay out in the sun too long get a bad case of sunburn. Note the lack of commas. That's because the clause who stay out in the sun too long is essential. Without it the sentence is silly: People get a bad case of sunburn.
Look at what happens if we fence off the essential clause with commas: People, who stay out in the sun too long, get a bad case of sunburn. The commas isolate people from the clause that explains which people we are talking about. That's as misguided as writing The book, I'm reading, is good.
Now look at this sentence: Barton Blain, who once threw a punch at the mayor, ate corn flakes for breakfast. Unlike people in the previous paragraph, Barton Blain is already specifically identified. That makes the clause who once threw a punch at the mayor nonessential, requiring commas.
Do not be distracted by this usage of essential and nonessential. That Blain assaulted an elected official is certainly surprising, even alarming, but it is not essential in the grammatical sense; it is added information, and its removal would not alter the sentence's basic point: that Blain had corn flakes for breakfast. Maybe the writer was being grimly humorous, or was trying to shock us, or—who knows? Our only concern here is that the writer correctly used commas to set off a nonessential clause.
So anyone who would master comma usage must realize that the terms essential and nonessential have nothing to do with values or ethics and everything to do with making a sentence say what its author intends.
Pop Quiz
Are the following sentences punctuated properly? Answers are at the end of the newsletter.
1. The carpenter, who fixed our floor, is the one I'd recommend.
2. I'm talking about Derek Jones who climbed Mount Whitney, not Derek Jones who swam the English Channel.
3. A ten-year-old girl, who doesn't obey her parents, is headed for trouble.
Pop Quiz Answers
1. The carpenter who fixed our floor is the one I'd recommend. (remove commas)
2. I'm talking about Derek Jones who climbed Mount Whitney, not Derek Jones who swam the English Channel. (CORRECT)
3. A ten-year-old girl who doesn't obey her parents is headed for trouble. (remove commas)
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Posted on Tuesday, August 19, 2014, at 11:14 am
People vs. Persons
The noun person has two plurals: persons and people. Most people don't use persons, but the sticklers say there are times when we should. "When we say persons," says Wilson Follett's Modern American Usage, "we are thinking, or ought to be, of ones—individuals with identities; whereas when we say people we should mean a large group, an indefinite and anonymous mass."
The traditional rule is that persons is used for either an exact or a small number. So we might estimate that a hundred people were there. Or if we know the exact number, we'd say ninety-eight persons were there.
As for "a small number," how small is "small"? In Words on Words, John B. Bremner suggests fewer than fifty. Theodore M. Bernstein concurs, saying in The Careful Writer that fifty people is acceptable. To Bernstein, two people is nearly unthinkable but 4,381 persons is "quite proper."
Meanwhile, the language moves on. In A Dictionary of Modern American Usage, Bryan A. Garner calls the persons-people distinction "pedantic." Garner says that twelve persons on the jury "sounds stuffy" and that most Americans today would say people instead. Roy H. Copperud agrees. In A Dictionary of Usage and Style he dismisses the grammatical superiority of persons as "superstition," a law that "usage has in fact repealed."
Because persons sounds aloof and clinical, the word still thrives in legal, official, or formal usage. A hotel chain's website offers "options for three and more persons." Elevators carry signs saying, "Occupancy by more than eight persons is unlawful." The Department of Justice has a database called the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System.
A more timely debate these days would be people vs. folks. Traditionalists regard folks with suspicion and contempt. Bernstein says, "Folks is a casualism … not suitable for general straightforward writing." Bremner calls it "deliberately folksy" and "corny in formal speech and writing." But judging by its growing popularity and acceptance in this informal age, folks will probably be synonymous with people in another ten years.
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Posted on Tuesday, August 12, 2014, at 11:02 am
The Best Thesaurus
Have you ever needed a better word than the only one that comes to mind? Nowadays, the easy solution is to type that word plus "synonym" into your Google search box. Call me old-fashioned, but I turn to a book: the Oxford American Writer's Thesaurus. Anyone serious about writing needs this book—a quantum leap in thesauruses (thesauri?), and so much more besides.
Every writer but the most gifted needs a resource for synonymous words and phrases, but for years all I ever saw was something called Roget's Thesaurus. Call me a nitwit, but I just couldn't figure the damn thing out. Why couldn't I just look up a word and find a list of synonyms after it?
Then in 1978 came J.I. Rodale's Synonym Finder. At last, a thesaurus that worked like a dictionary. I still have my copy, and it still comes in handy, but the OAWT is even better. The front cover says, "For the writer in everyone." An excerpt on the back dismisses utilize as a pretentious way of saying use. Yes! I liked this book before I even opened it.
The OAWT is the Swiss Army knife of wordbooks. Though it's a straight Rodale-style thesaurus most of the way, there's a lot more after the last entry (zoom, which can mean both "charge" and "enlarge"). There is a handy 24-page refresher course on the rules of grammar, followed by a spelling guide that includes a substantial list of commonly misspelled words (e.g., inoculate, minuscule, Philippines) and familiar foreign-language terms (roué, serape, Zeitgeist), after which comes a capitalization and punctuation guide. Taken as a whole, these breezy, easy-to-understand sections provide a solid understanding of how our language works.
The most fun comes at the very end: a list of clichés and, better yet, a collection of redundancies. Writers will squirm at the clichés, knowing they're guilty of having used several of them: acid test, all in all, done deal, duly noted, in the near future, touch base, wreak havoc, and so many, many more. The redundant phrases are startling: many seem fine until you think about them: advance warning, brief moment, climb up, empty space, false pretenses, plan in advance, whether or not, written down.
Here are a few features that I think make OAWT the thesaurus of the 21st century: Unlike Rodale, OAWT uses your word correctly in a sentence or phrase before offering alternatives. If a word has two or more meanings, each gets its own paragraph of synonyms—easy, for instance, has seven paragraphs, from uncomplicated to promiscuous. You'll find notes on "Easily Confused Words" throughout, like after founder or rack, to alert you about flounder and wrack. "The Right Word" sections deal with fine distinctions, helping writers choose between, say, riddle and conundrum. "Word Banks" are comprehensive lists of everything from amphibians to knitting terms to wine grapes. "Word Notes" and "Usage Notes" explain the finer points and pitfalls of common words and phrases.
Hard-core word nerds will have beefs. I wasn't thrilled with the hedging on media (it's plural, OK?). There are opposing points of view on the validity of the disinterested-uninterested dichotomy (to me there's no question disinterested means "unbiased," not "apathetic"). On the other hand, I found terrific passages on troublemakers like comprise, data, impact, and like.
Memo to smart alecks: the OAWT indeed does offer synonyms for synonym … and for thesaurus.
—Tom Stern
Pop Quiz
Can you spot the commonly misspelled words? (gleaned from the Oxford American Writer's Thesaurus)
Suggested answers are at the bottom of the newsletter.
1. We will be happy to accomodate all those in attendence.
2. The chauffer flinched when the lightening struck the limouzine.
3. Stealing the promissory note was a heinious act.
4. The mechanic sat in the restaurant feeling susceptible to melancholy.
Pop Quiz Answers
1. We will be happy to accommodate all those in attendance.
2. The chauffeur flinched when the lightning struck the limousine.
3. Stealing the promissory note was a heinous act.
4. All correct.
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- I always had serious reservations about pseudo-intellectuals who find leafy
shades of the "system" which they so vehemently denounce. Intellectuals were
rebels, radicals who broke down the established system and modeled a new one
through teachings, through understanding the system very well. They were
even persecuted for having different ideas, if my history lesson is not
completely futile. In my very short mundane life, I had the displeasure of
coming across a new mutated version of intellectuals. Better or Worse is a
debatable question altogether. These mutated intellectuals suppose
themselves gifted in realm of understanding the system with little or
nothing to support their supposition. They raise their index fingers often
and scream at the deaf heavens in a vocal competition. But when it comes to
revolt, when it comes to check the balances of who-has-done-what - these
intellectuals shrink like mimosas at nine of clock.
Blame me for being obnoxious, if you like. But I despise him who doesn't
dare to blame the generations. We carry the legacy of our predecessors who
in their freedom-crazed mind did not realize that evolution lasts longer
than revolution. Yes, I blame them. I point finger at their flowery tombs
and cry like wounded Caesar, "Et tu Brute?" I look at the map of my country
and blame millions of people for putting soporific over the tawdriness of
their lives. Our predecessors bear the responsibility of giving birth to a
handicapped democracy and we are responsible for prolonging its miserable
We have the luxury of siding/opposing the "pro-liberation force". But who
were the pro-liberation force, per se. Wasn't it 98% of the population who
demanded and fought for sovereignty and independence? If that is so, then
it's pointless to blame the leaders. We have acted in a synchronized
stupidity and selected/elected our leaders. Leaders don't make followers,
its always the other way around.
Since independence, we have leniently (re)elected, under the banner of
various political parties with no strong ideologies and given them the
authority to govern our democracy, lives and even our personal beliefs. We
have experimented with tyrant, widow and orphan. Nothing worked, if I may be
a little cynical. Why? Because we are enjoying the so longed for,
prematurely ejaculated independence of ours that we have taken for granted.
As long as our savings account get bigger, who cares if the family next door
can't pay the rent ! We are content by our occasional gathering at large
rallies and bitter-sweet words about freedom, revolution and democracy. At
the time of dusk, we all go home hoping to benefit something out of the
system that supposedly oppresses us. Face it ! The system that we are so
eager to break is actually us, our living, and perhaps (unfortunately) our
future generation as well. No one realizes that the system is not a sentient
being. Without us, it can not exist.
Don't ask me about the cure for I don't know any. I am not a radical
intellectual, nor a leader whose words would make millions of people to
stand united to overthrow 330 parasites who live on us. I too, am a mutated
intellectuals who fears the almighty bureaucrats, the super-powerful system
that I so dream of changing someday. I too lament about collective interests
at seminars and consortiums, when my personal interests are fulfilled to the
maximum. I too, am a sinner who preaches the virtue of chastity. Hey, don't
blame me. I am just a Bangladeshi.
Cyrus Zulkarnaian
P.S. If my words anger you in any way, please feel free to tear off the
pseudo-intellectual mask that you are wearing.
[M:MS] I can not but emphasize the statement, 'The system that we are so
eager to break is actually us, our living, and perhaps (unfortunately) our
future generation as well. No one realizes that the system is not a sentient
being. Without us, it can not exist.'
It is perhaps the time when we should re-evaluate our own activities, our own
words and examine the masks that we wear. Breaking something, which exists since
only God knows when, is not easy; Foresight and persistence are qualities we
must cultivate among us. No?


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Is this wired or are your babies trying to stand up and bf as well??
for moms who are still bf
Posted 10/26/2012
Mine is too!! I think its funny!!
Nichole (35) PCOS, DH (44), 1 Adopted Russian Son (9), 1 Miracle Baby Girl (2)
Miracle #3 is due September 23rd, Thank you God!
Posted 10/26/2012
Yeah, we have bf gymnastics daily :)
"My ass is twitching. You people make my ass twitch."
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Lol I think its super cute and funny my cousin has a little girl 2 weeks younger than my daughter and she was over while Fiona was breastfeeding and said it was weird and she breastfeeds to..
Gaby mama to Fiona 12/2/11
Posted 10/26/2012
Yep. Standing, upside down, we are practicing acrobatic nursing over here =)
Alex, 12 Evelyn, 2 Elena, newb
Posted 10/26/2012
Yea funny until you have to nip and he flashes everyone. He nurses less now so I just feed in the car now if I'm out. Lol gone are the days w the cover
Posted 10/26/2012
Here too! He like to sit up like he's at the table to nurse the past few days. You can see by the look on his face he thinks he's big time.
Posted 10/26/2012
Ha! LO started doing this a few weeks ago. I think it is adorable. If she's hungery she'll just crawl up to me and motor boat my boobies. lol
lovelybabyfiona · Original Poster
Posted 10/26/2012
Lol yeah I never was able to use a cover since 3 Mon.s she's been swatting it off she looks so accomplished afterwards then some times all she wants is a swig of milk so she will pull my shirt down take a couple sips like I'm her walking bottle I tell you my body is not my own anymore. Lol.
Gaby mama to Fiona 12/2/11
Posted 10/27/2012
Hahaha!! Lovelybabyfiona - I have Ty some milk and cookies this afternoon and of course Adri wanted to join in the fun. He would take a bite and nurse maybe two sips before trying to grab the cookie.
Posted 10/27/2012
Mine does to! He tries to sit, stand, change boobs, squat. I wish he'd hold still! Lol
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Mount Sinai (Ṭūr Sīnā') | |
Summit of Mount Sinai | |
Elevation | 2,285 m (7,497 ft) |
Location | |
Sinai Peninsula, showing location of Mount Sinai | |
Location | Sinai, Egypt |
Coordinates | 28°32′23″N 33°58′24″E / 28.53972°N 33.97333°ECoordinates: 28°32′23″N 33°58′24″E / 28.53972°N 33.97333°E |
Mount Sinai (Ṭūr Sīnā') | |
Summit of Mount Sinai | |
Elevation | 2,285 m (7,497 ft) |
Location | |
Sinai Peninsula, showing location of Mount Sinai | |
Location | Sinai, Egypt |
Coordinates | 28°32′23″N 33°58′24″E / 28.53972°N 33.97333°ECoordinates: 28°32′23″N 33°58′24″E / 28.53972°N 33.97333°E |
Mount Sinai (Arabic: طُورِ سَيْنَاء, translit.: Ṭūr Sīnā' ; Egyptian Arabic: جَبَل مُوسَى, translit.: Jabal Mūsā or Gabal Mūsā; literally "Moses' Mountain" or "Mount Moses"; Hebrew: הר סיניو translit. Har Sinai), also known as Mount Horeb, is a mountain in the Sinai Peninsula of Egypt that is a possible location of the biblical Mount Sinai. The latter is mentioned many times in the Book of Exodus in the Torah, the Bible,[1] and the Quran.[2] According to Jewish, Christian and Islamic tradition, the biblical Mount Sinai was the place where Moses received the Ten Commandments.
Mount Sinai is a 2,285-metre (7,497 ft) moderately high mountain near the city of Saint Catherine in the Sinai region. It is next to Mount Catherine (at 2,629 m or 8,625 ft, the highest peak in Egypt).[3] It is surrounded on all sides by higher peaks of the mountain range.
Mount Sinai's rocks were formed in the late stage of the Arabian-Nubian Shield's (ANS) evolution. Mount Sinai displays a ring complex[4] that consists of alkaline granites intruded into diverse rock types, including volcanics. The granites range in composition from syenogranite to alkali feldspar granite. The volcanic rocks are alkaline to peralkaline and they are represented by subaerial flows and eruptions and subvolcanic porphyry. Generally, the nature of the exposed rocks in Mount Sinai indicates that they originated from different depths.
The biblical Mount Sinai was one of the most important sacred places in the Abrahamic religions.
According to Bedouin tradition, it was the mountain where God gave laws to the Israelites. However, the earliest Christian traditions place this event at the nearby Mount Serbal, at the foot of which a monastery was founded in the 4th century; it was only in the 6th century that the monastery moved to the foot of Mount Catherine, following the guidance of Josephus's earlier claim that Sinai was the highest mountain in the area.
Orthodox Christians settled upon this mountain in the third century AD. Georgians from the Caucasus moved to the Sinai Peninsula in the Fifth Century, and a Georgian colony was formed there in the Ninth Century. Georgians erected their own churches in the area of the modern Mount Sinai. The construction of one such church was connected with the name of David The Builder, who contributed to the erecting of churches in Georgia and abroad as well. There were political, cultural, & religious motives for locating the church on Mount Sinai. Georgian monks living there were deeply connected with their motherland. The church had its own plots[clarification needed] in Kartli. Some of the Georgian manuscripts of Sinai remain there, but others are kept in Tbilisi, St. Petersburg, Prague, New York, Paris, or in private collections.
Some modern biblical scholars now believe that the Israelites would have crossed the Sinai peninsula in a direct route, rather than detouring to the southern tip (assuming that they did not cross the eastern branch of the Red Sea/Reed Sea in boats or on a sandbar), and therefore look for the biblical Mount Sinai elsewhere.
The Song of Deborah, which some textual scholars consider to be one of the oldest parts of the bible, suggests that Yahweh dwelt at Mount Seir, so many scholars favour a location in Nabatea (modern Arabia). Alternatively, the biblical descriptions of Sinai can be interpreted as describing a volcano, and so a small number of scholars have considered equating Sinai with locations in northwestern Saudi Arabia; there are no volcanoes in the Sinai Peninsula.
Saint Catherine Area | |
Name as inscribed on the World Heritage List | |
Type | Cultural |
Criteria | i, iii, iv, vi |
Reference | 954 |
UNESCO region | Arab States |
Inscription history | |
Inscription | 2002 (26th Session) |
(Greek: Μονὴ τῆς Ἁγίας Αἰκατερίνης) lies on the Sinai Peninsula, at the mouth of an inaccessible gorge at the foot of modern Mount Sinai in Saint Catherine at an elevation of 1550 meters. The monastery is Greek Orthodox and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. According to the UNESCO report (60100 ha / Ref: 954) and website hereunder, this monastery has been called the oldest working Christian monastery in the world – although the Monastery of Saint Anthony, situated across the Red Sea in the desert south of Cairo, also lays claim to that title.
There are two principal routes to the summit. The longer and shallower route, Siket El Bashait, takes about 2.5 hours on foot, though camels can be used. The steeper, more direct route (Siket Sayidna Musa) is up the 3,750 "steps of penitence" in the ravine behind the monastery.[5]
The summit of the mountain has a mosque that is still used by Muslims. It also has a Greek Orthodox chapel, constructed in 1934 on the ruins of a 16th-century church, that is not open to the public. The chapel encloses the rock which is considered to be the source for the biblical Tablets of Stone.[6] At the summit also is "Moses' cave", where Moses was said to have waited to receive the Ten Commandments. There is no Jewish place of worship or memorial associated with Mount Sinai.
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Part of the Brown Act were suspended last month in order to save the State money. Some cities may choose to continue to follow the law, regardless of the suspension.
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We were thrilled to receive 28 essay entries for the first India Essay Prize Contest held at BU in Spring 2013!
We had just four weeks for submissions! The contest was announced during the busiest part of the semester when students were getting ready for final exams; thus, we weren't sure what the response would be. It was the collective effort of reaching out to students by our distinguished faculty from the BU Center for the Study of Asia (BUCSA) and other programs, the Howard Gotleib Archival Research Center, BU Student Services, BU Writing Programs, and Global Programs that BU students heard our call and responded with enthusiasm.
We are so grateful to the following four faculty and staff members who agreed to read and judge the essays within a compressed ten-day period:
- Maria Gapotchencko, Senior Lecturer, College of Arts & Sciences Writing Program, Boston University;
- Nazli Kibria, Professor of Sociology, Boston University;
- Douglas Sears, Vice President and Chief of Staff for the President; and
- Sunil Sharma, Associate Professor of Persianate & Comparative Literature, Boston University
Congratulations to our India Essay Contest winner and runner up!
First Place:
Challenging Gender and Sexuality Norms through Devotion: Sufi and Bhakti Poets
Written by: Shrishti Nayak
A PhD candidate in Brain, Behavior and Cognition, in the Psycholinguistics Lab at Boston University
Winner's reaction:
"I'm really excited that my essay was chosen for this prize. Submitting to this competition gave me the opportunity to share something that I wrote a few years ago while exploring South Asian devotional poetry in a humanities class. It was really encouraging to have people read and like my essay, which I had almost forgotten about. Initiatives like this India Essay Prize Competition give students in various fields the opportunity to explore their intellectual interests outside of the academic work they do on a daily basis. As for the prize money, I am currently carrying out research on Indian-English in the BU Psycholinguistics Lab (Indian friends — email me to participate! firstname.lastname@example.com), and since it is a small scale unfunded project, this money will help a lot with the various inevitable costs associated with research. Thank you again to BU Global Programs and India Initiatives!"
Breaking the Motherland: An Analysis of the Figure of Women in Post-Partition India
Written by: Jeremy Weprich
A sophomore in Kilachand Honors College at Boston University, pursuing a dual degree in Sociology and Psychology in the College of Arts and Sciences
Runner up's reaction:
"It was not until the second semester of my sophomore year at Boston University that I was introduced to India's power as a global and historic force. Although I have experienced years of high-quality education in the United States, it seems that much of South Asia's role in international, historical, and cultural developments has been largely overlooked by Western academic institutions. To ignore the ethnic, religious, cultural, and political diversity of India and the larger subcontinent poses a significant handicap to understanding the forces at work in the social, political, and cultural dimensions of our world. India, specifically, can be used as a powerful lens for which to understand patterns and concepts that reach far beyond the country's borders.
I would love to use the money I won from this contest to begin saving for a future trip to India."
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1 | A Comparison of Haroun and the Sea of Stories and A Tale of Four Dervishes | Thea | Diklich-Newell | ||
2 | A Glimpse of India | Sundharamani | Venkitapathi | ||
3 | An Afternoon Tea | Lavanya | Madabusi | ||
4 | Bittersweet | Rikita | Budhrani | ||
5 | Breaking a Country: India Partitioned | Kelsea-Marie | Pym | ||
6 | Breaking the Motherland: An Analysis of the Figure of Women in Post-Partition India | Jeremy | Weprich | ||
7 | Challenging Gender and Sexuality Norms through Devotion: Sufi and Bhakti Poets | Srishti | Nayak | ||
8 | Education for All | Vidya Sachita Reddy | Vemireddy | ||
9 | Epigenetics, Indian Renaissance and Vegetarian Chili | Mckenna | Longacre | ||
10 | Feminine Transcendence and Masculine Dependence: Religion as an Experience of Gender in Indian Literature | Kelly | Felsberg | ||
11 | Indestructible | Trisha | Thadani | ||
12 | India, My Country | Nishitha | Shekhar | ||
13 | India's Emerging Middle Class | Kelsea-Marie | Pym | ||
14 | Learning Perspective | Alexandra | Kramer | ||
15 | Mahatma | Akshat | Patel | ||
16 | My Boulevard of Shattered Dreams | Louen | Pereira | ||
17 | My Mother | Priyal | Shah | ||
18 | Outsourcing of Animation and Visual Effects Work to India | Justin | Wagg | ||
19 | Palwal Rural Health Mission | Katharina | Schwan | ||
20 | Relinquishment | Harleen | Grewal | ||
21 | Shaking A Reputation: India, Orientalism, and International Business |
Ian | Motley | ||
22 | Taal, An Indian Melodrama | Harleen | Grewal | ||
23 | The Country of Contradictions | Neel | Dhanesha | ||
24 | The History of Kathak | Roshni | Singh | ||
25 | The Influence of Western Culture on Indian Classical Music: Shaping Nineteenth and Twentieth Century North and South India | Lavanya | Pradeep | ||
26 | The Taj Mahal | Mitali | Hariawala | ||
27 | The Tale of Indian Civilization | Aarti | Jawa | ||
28 | Tomorrow you Fall? | Laurie | Ohlstein |


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Barry and David,
Thanks for the info, I like this solution in that I can use the cable installed in the RV. This assumes that the cable in my 2010 is in fact RG6, if it was in Barry's 2008 then it probably is. I guess I could call Kermit to be sure.
The diplexer Barry describes may be the same as what PC installed in David's at the factory.
Now I can do some research on diplexers and see what I learn.
thanks again,