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Weare Settles Lawsuit for $57,500
From the Union Leader: MANCHESTER — The town of Weare has agreed a $57,500 settlement in a lawsuit filed by a woman who said her First Amendment rights were violated when she was arrested for video recording police during a traffic stop.
Carla Gericke, president of New Hampshire's Free State Project, was arrested in March 2010 and initially charged with illegal wire tapping. Although the charge was dropped, Gericke filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court against the town, police department and arresting officers, saying her arrest was retaliatory.
"I'm thrilled the case is settled," Gericke said in an email Friday. "It was a long road, but the payoff is that we now have binding precedent affirming the First Amendment to record police traffic stops. I also am cautiously optimistic that the settlement will cause law enforcement to be more hesitant to arrest videographers exercising their rights. I think we've already seen positive change come out of this case in that regard." Read more...
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Reason's senior editor, Jacob Sullum covers FSP President Carla Gericke's Appeals Court win. "Three years ago, in Glik v. Cunniffe, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit upheld a man's First Amendment right to record an arrest on Boston Common. Last week, in Gericke v. Weare, the court upheld a woman's First Amendment right to record a traffic stop in Weare, New Hampshire. The combination of these two decisions is a powerful rebuke to cops who continue to harass people with bogus wiretapping charges when they dare to capture images or sound of police encounters on their cellphones. Read more...
Russia Today also weighed in with an article titled "Americans have First Amendment right to film police, US appeals court rules."
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From the Union Leader: Individuals have a right to film police during traffic stops, the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Friday in a 2010 case filed by Free State Project President Carla Gericke against Weare police.
Even so, police may impose limits on the public's right to film when circumstances justify them, Judge Kermit V. Lipez ruled. Such situations include the need to maintain safety and control, particularly during traffic stops, which can be "especially fraught with danger to police officers."
"It was clearly established at the time of the stop that the First Amendment right to film police carrying out their duties in public, including a traffic stop, remains unfettered if no reasonable restriction is imposed or in place," Lipez wrote in his 21-page decision. The ruling upheld a Concord federal court decision that denied Weare police officers' claim that they were entitled to "qualified immunity'' in charging Gericke with illegal wiretapping during the March 24, 2010, traffic stop. Read more... More...
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FSP Board Meeting 4/28/14 Phone meeting Attending: Carla, Rich, Varrin, Jody, Seamas, Sharon, Aaron
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President's report, sent by email prior to the meeting: PorcFest: Current sales: 604 adult, 106 kids, 55 Agora Valley sites filled, less than 20 AV sites left. Bimonthly newsletter "PorcFest Prickler" will begin this week, edited by Sandy Pierre.
Theme: DIY with focus less on "speakers," and more on DIY/ community building.
Program: Patrick Byrne from Overstock.com is Saturday night keynote. In discussion with others for Friday night keynote. Lots of good class submissions. Great children's events lined up, being spearheaded by Melanie & Richard Gibson, with a $1,000 donation from an attendee. Cook-off is very popular, so added Brunchfest--need more people to cook & buy tickets. Daily gun safety classes to be taught by Tony Lekas, SAS, and Shaolin Rifleworks. Private security to be provided by Church of the Sword. More...
At only 4.4%, the New Hampshire Unemployment Rate is Head and Shoulders Above the Nation
The New Hampshire unemployment rate has fallen every month in 2014. April was no different. The preliminary April unemployment rate is 4.4%, a drop from the March rate of 4.5%.
New Hampshire Employment Security issued a press release with the news.
Seasonally adjusted estimates for April 2014 placed the number of employed residents at 714,640, an increase of 2,200 from the previous month and an increase of 10,770 from April 2013. The number of unemployed residents decreased by 1,160 over-the-month to 32,740. This was 6,290 fewer unemployed than in April 2013. From March 2014 to April 2014, the total labor force increased by 1,040 to 747,380. This was an increase of 4,480 from April 2013.
The March numbers for the four largest metros in New Hampshire: PORTSMOUTH, NH-ME MetroNECTA 3.9%; ROCHESTER-DOVER, NH-ME MetroNECTA 4.3%; MANCHESTER, NH MetroNECTA 4.4%; NASHUA, NH-MA NECTA DIVISION 4.9%
See more detailed New Hampshire employment data at New Hampshire Freedom. More...
The Statement of Intent Isn't a Promise
Why doesn't every libertarian sign up for the Free State Project? For some, deep local connections to family or friends make it difficult or undesirable to move, and I don't wish to see them uprooted: society trumps politics every time. But for many, the issue is being unable to promise confidently to move to New Hampshire within six or seven years. This short essay is for these people.
The Free State Project's Statement of Intent isn't a promise. It begins, "I hereby state my solemn intent to move to the state of New Hampshire." What does "solemn intent" mean? Let's look at the word "intent" first.
In normal usage, "intend" and "intent" convey something weaker than a promise. "I intended to go, but something came up." Here, the speaker isn't admitting to breaking a promise; instead, he's simply noting that he meant to pursue a particular course of action, but unforeseen circumstances changed his mind. When you intend to do something, you admit it might not be possible, but you think it will be. More...
Aeon Magazine: A Libertarian Utopia
"This is the thing, ultimately, that seems to bring people to the Free State Project. They become libertarians because they hate taxes, or fear a police state, or distrust collusion between the state and corporate power. But they move to New Hampshire because they want, more than any of these things, to build something new together." Read Livia Gershon's full take on the Free State Project at Aeon Magazine.
New Hampshire Unemployment Rate Drops to 4.5%, US Unemployment Rate Stuck at 6.7% Since December
While the size of the New Hampshire labor market increases month after month, the unemployment rate continues to fall. While the US unemployment rate remains stagnant at 6.7%, there is a clear trend developing in New Hampshire. Jobs, job and more jobs! New Hampshire continues to have the 2nd lowest unemployment rate in the East. The only Eastern state with a lower unemployment rate is Vermont at 3.4%. The unemployment rate is 5.9% in Maine and 6.3% in Massachusetts, the only other states that border New Hampshire. See more detailed New Hampshire employment data at New Hampshire Freedom. More...
10 Best Places to Live in NH
Movoto Real Estate recently published a report about the best places to live in New Hampshire.
"Who has great maple syrup and even greater seafood? Who has purple lupine in bloom every spring and a blanket of snow on the ground for skiing every winter? Who knew that the very first place to declare independence from England all those years ago would still be such a happening place today? If you haven't figured out who we're talking about yet, here's a spoiler: it's the great state of New Hampshire." See their top ranked spots...
Legends of the Porcupine
...Where else has this prickly but adorable creature been used as a symbol? Well, as early as 1394, Louis I, Duke of Orléans established the chivalric Order of the Porcupine, proclaiming himself Grand Master and bestowing this honor upon loyal knights who would wear "a tortil of three gold chains, at the end of which a gold porcupine hung on a green-enamelled flowered terrace". The motto of the order was « Cominus et eminus » ("From close and from far"). Kind of like Porcupines in New Hampshire!!
Meanwhile, across the Channel, a blue porcupine was used as the heraldic symbol of the Sidney family. Sir Philip Sidney, poet and soldier of Penshurst in Kent, inherited the Lord Leycester Hospital, Warwick, and placed his mark above its doors. Note that the hospital is not actually a medical establishment; the word "hospital" is used in the medieval sense of a charitable institution for the old and infirm. This establishment has served as a retirement home for ex-servicemen for centuries.... read more at Sovereign Sandy
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Can we raise enough money to Trigger the Move early?
More than 40 Trigger the Move Patrons have already made the financial commitment to underwrite the Free State Project's plan to accelerate the signer rate. See who they are.
Now, we need YOU!
You can support the FSP by making a one-time $1,000 donation or pledge to pay $100 over 10 months. For less than the cost of a daily latte, you can help the Free State Project: More...
Free Staters Featured in The New Yorker
From The New Yorker: "By 2011, the brothers had heard about Bitcoin, the digital currency produced through a computerized process called 'mining,' known for its ability to facilitate anonymous online transactions. Bitcoins are generally unregulated, a fact that appealed to the Harveys, who were fed up with the government's role in their business. They began accepting bitcoins at their store. In December, 2011, they decided to move to the United States. They settled in New Hampshire, a popular destination for Bitcoin-loving advocates of small government." Read more...
Sugar Shack
...I had visited a "sugar shack", as they're called, once before several years ago, but I was particularly excited about this event because it advertised "Maple chili, hot dogs, popcorn, cotton candy and Biscuits with Maple butter". I swore to myself that, to honor the cultural traditions of my adopted Yankee home, I would eat ALL THE THINGS.
This particular sugar shack is actually on my own block, if you can call the long, winding, rutted, frost-heaved (and that's just the paved parts) series of roads I had to traverse through the rustic town of Twin Peaks to get to it "circling the block". But basically, if I just took every right turn, I did get there, and afterwards wound up back at my own driveway, so… it was around the block. On the way there, I stopped at the country store on the corner and bought some local raw milk and local fresh eggs. After almost ten years in New Hampshire, it still blows my mind that this is my life now. I mean that in a good way. :-) ...
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Why YOU Should Move to NH
The crew at 101 Reasons: Liberty Lives in New Hampshire have successfully raised $5,000 for their Indiegogo campaign--4 days early. This is testament to the community's commitment to get this documentary done. Kudos all round! Enjoy this promo video where early movers and FSP supporters talk about why liberty lovers should be flocking to New Hampshire as part of the Free State Project. Join the most exciting, effective mass migration movement for more liberty in the world. Curious to learn more? Attend the Porcupine Freedom Festival, June 22-29, 2014 in Lancaster, NH. Buy your tickets today.
Bitcoin Magazine's Take On Liberty Forum
I browsed the Internet and filed away stories of nanobreweries and porcupine quill crowns, and stumbled into a Facebook group dedicated to the Liberty Forum. The most noticeable pattern in the Facebook posts was the amount of people driving in from out of town. Several conference attendees were driving in from South Carolina, Michigan and other locations outside of New Hampshire. Others were members of the press, with requests being posted for Ben Swann's journalists who would need a ride from Logan Airport.
Read more, including an interview with Carla Gericke, at bitcoinmagazine.com.
New Hampshire's Unemployment Rate Drops Below 5%
According to New Hampshire Employment Security, New Hampshire's unemployment rate is now below 5%. The January 2014 unemployment rate is 4.9%. For months now, New Hampshire has had the 2nd lowest unemployment rate in the East. The only Eastern state with an unemployment rate lower than New Hampshire is border state Vermont, which scores low on liberty metrics. See more detailed New Hampshire employment data at New Hampshire Freedom.
Looking for a job in New Hampshire? There are lots of helpful resources linked to in the Free State Project Forum. Specifically, this post. Check out the upcoming New Hampshire job fairs. If you are on Facebook, consider joining the FSP Job Alert page, for job listings and general support from the Porcupine community. Happy hunting!


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Apple releases iOS 4.3.3 for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, iOS 4.2.8 for Verizon iPhone - location data fix
Yeah it sucks that it took them to be called out for it to be patched but kudos for turning around a fix so quickly after the fact.
They never denied anything. They made a very clear public announcement regarding the issues. Everyone, including you, has completely misunderstood the technical issues.
There was no tracking of user's locations going on, only recording data of cell tower and wifi locations nearby. There was no data transmitted back to Apple for nefarious purposes. In short, this was a false alarm; a non-issue.
Of the things they "fixed", none were really necessary.
It's nice that they limit the max size of the file now, but that just means that sometimes it will take longer to find your position now since your cache is smaller.
Backing up the cache to iTunes will save time on backups (the only positive aspect of this patch), and if you happen to have to do a restore, it will take longer for the iPhone to find your location afterwards.
Deleting the cache when turning location services off will also make it take longer to find your location when you turn it back on.
Overall, these "fixes" make the location feature worse and only serve to placate people who don't understand the technology.
Take it easy fanboy. Steve Jobs, on April 27 said "We haven't been tracking anyone". Nevertheless, using Peter Warden's iPhone Tracker you can clearly see where your phone was for as long as you have it, therefore yes, Apple have been tracking your phone.
If it was transmitted back to Apple or not is not the issue. As Warden showed, anyone with access to an iTunes backup could access the full location data for the user, it was not encripted and was easy to find.
You say that there was no tracking, just "recording data of cell tower and wifi locations nearby". Well my friend, it seems that you have completely misunderstood the technical issue here, because tracking is exactly what this is. If you drive from NY to DC and there is a file with the location of every cell tower and wifi spot that your phone recognized, along with a time stamp, you have indeed been tracked.
You, as a good fanboy, choose to believe that everybody is wrong and only you are right. Well, it seems that even Apple disagrees with you, since they took steps to fix the problem. Remember that Apple is not the only one that might be interested on this data, and although there might be some legitimate used for it, leaving that file up for grabs gives everyone else access to your personal life.
Would you not mind if your teenage daughter's file was published on Facebook? All it would take was a friend with five minutes access to her computer.
Key phrase you seem to be overlooking is "with access to an iTunes backup". If someone has access to that file, many other, more important security issues have been breached. Apple patched it because the phone should have been clearing out the data. I don't think they patched it to "placate people", though the speed with which they patched it may have been. It was an unintended bug, not a designed hole where we've caught them with their hand in the cookie jar, and now there is a patch for it. Story is over.
The database, on my phone anyways is only 14MB. Sure it is a waste to have data older then a month or so, but it isn't like it is filling up your phone. Also, syncing will not be that much faster as it doesn't take long to sink 14MB. But then again, I don't travel much. For people that are all over the country, their file may be bigger. The thing about this database is it isn't only cell towers and hotspots that you yourself have spotted but also those that others have spotted in your area. So the database can grow fast if you travil. This fix shouldn't reduce the phones ability to locate you quickly unless you are visiting a city you haven't visited in a long time and the database has been purged for that location. But the phone will simlpy request the data for that area and then cache it again. You shouldn't have lag in that area for the rest of your trip.
Times like this I just wish it was OTA download. I have updated way too many time this month.
9to5mac.com most the time posts news faster than tipb. No offense guys...
I think it is pretty clear we Verizon iPhone users will not be getting iOS 4.3 (although we only have room for one more update). I have to assume that we get iOS 5 to unify the line. I was an early complainer, but come to terms with it. I do want the Home Sharing and Apple TV support, but other than that, we aren't that far off.
Hopefully this also helps with battery. I was looking forward to better battery life after report broke of "battery improvements."
there is nothing wrong with the battery..... you should try doing a full cycle, as this will help with battery life... you buy a car and get 28mpg, your not going to ask the car company to give you an update so you can get 32mpg? so get off the whole battery issue
I don't think I'll d/l this update. Unless it fixes an issue where all my photos are pixilated I'll skip it.
This happened to me before. You have to delete all your apps of the iPhone and from iTunes. Then re-download all the apps from iTunes and re-sync your phone. You will not be charged again for re-purchasing. You'll get this message "you have already purchased this app would you like to download it again for free". Hope this helps.:)
Hope this update doesn't mean it takes any longer to determine location, because in that case it's not worth it :/
Oh no! You had to plug your phone into your computer just because a ton of people didn't like the fact that all their locations were being logged! What a huge amount of trouble for you!
Seriously, just because you have zero concern for your privacy doesn't mean you need to get your knickers all twisited because other people do. If this update bothers you so much, how about you just don't install it?
Dang it!!! I was about to jail break my phone but I haven't updated to precious iOS! Do I have to wait for 4.3.3 to be jailbroken till I'm able to do it?
Anybody know why the iPod Touch was included in this update? It obviously has no cell tower data, and doesn't have a GPS receiver. Was (is) there a cache of the locations it gets by wifi triangulation?


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See almost every post in this thread: http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=18977
They seem a lot more reasonable than you make them out to be.
Btw, I have tried FreeBSD already, or else I wouldn't be looking forward to trying it in the future. The saying "The grass is always greener on the other side" comes to mind...only in your case it's more like "the grass is never, and never will be greener on the other side"; a rather "glass is half-empty" way of looking at things. Not a good way to approach anything, in my opinion.
Ah, that food is probably poisioned, I'll stick with mine. How do you ever enjoy yourself?


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I picked this story up off the rack because the subtitle caught my eye: "sometimes he's actually right"? I was genuinely curious to see what you would say, but for pages I got nothing but discussion about how Horowitz is a nutty radical. No news there.
Then, you finally get around to what seems like it's the point: "But sometimes Horowitz does more than burnish a nugget of truth into a rockslide of indignation. Sometimes — as in the case of Florida State —he's actually right." Ok, now we're getting somewhere. I'm curious to see how you argue he doesn't just cherry-pick facts and blow them out of proportion, but is actually right about some things.
Instead we get a highly selective list of the few MSA members among thousands that have become terrorists. Wait--I think to myself--he's still cherry-picking; you can't construe this as evidence that all Muslim interest groups are bad. Fortunately, you end this section by acknowledging exactly this point: "In short: Broad-brushing the entire group is akin to labeling all evangelical Christians as freaks on parwith the Westboro Baptist Church. But Horowitz and his followers are willing to sew these instances into a distinctive pattern. Because that's just good business for David Horowitz." In other words, toparaphrase you by quoting you: he "burnish[ed] a nugget of truth into a rockslide of indignation."
Oh, and none of the nuggets of truth have anything to do with Florida State.The rest of the article continues to observe that Horowitz is a nutty radical, which, again, is not news.
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Nancy Easterlin, Wordsworth and the Question of "Romantic Religion" Submitted by Jeffrey N. Cox on Fri, 12/05/1997 - 17:28 Nancy Easterlin, Wordsworth and the Question of Romantic Religion. Lewisburg: Bucknell University Press, 1996. 182 pp. $33.50 (Hdbk; ISBN 0 8387 5309 4). Reviewed by Beth Bradburn Boston College Nancy Easterlin's Wordsworth and the Question of "Romantic Religion" vividly manifests both the advantages and the pitfalls of an interdisciplinary approach to literature. Easterlin addresses the question of Romantic religion by thinking about religion, and by bringing to bear the cumulative insights of the field known as psychology of religion. She argues persuasively that the psychological study of religious experience may productively rediscribe some important tensions in Romanticism; for example, she points out that it is "the paradoxical discrepancy between religion defined, on the one hand, as affective experience—state of heightened consciousness or intuition of the divine, for example—and, on the other, as organized belief systems that describes the characteristic and manifestly problematic religiousness of romanticism" (29). The tension between individual and social that seems to pervade Romanticism is, in other words, also the paradox of religion. Tags: Beth BradburnNancy Easterlinreligionspirituality_Wordsworth and the Question of 'Romantic Religion'_ Read more about Nancy Easterlin, Wordsworth and the Question of "Romantic Religion"
Gary Dyer, British Satire and the Politics of Style, 1789–1832 Submitted by Jeffrey N. Cox on Fri, 12/05/1997 - 16:52 Gary Dyer, British Satire and the Politics of Style, 1789–1832. Cambridge Studies in Romanticism, 23. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1997. xii + 263 pp. $59.95. (Hdbk; ISBN: 0-521-56357-7). Reviewed by David A. Kent Centennial College, Toronto Gary Dyer's British Satire and the Politics of Style, 1789–1832 is the twenty-third volume in the "Cambridge Studies in Romanticism," a series devoted to expanding the scope of inquiry into British Romanticism by considering matters of gender, politics, criticism, and culture. Only a few years ago, the phrase Romantic satire might have been considered an oxymoron instead of a description of a substantial body of literature. However, because this study of satiric writing in the Romantic period follows recent books by Steven Jones (Shelley's Satire) and Marcus Woods (Radical Satire and Print Culture, 1790–1822), Dyer's work marks yet another step in giving adequate attention to the "astonishing" amount of satiric writing published between 1789 and 1832. Tags: David KentGary Dyergenreparodysatire_British Satire and the Politics of Style_ Read more about Gary Dyer, British Satire and the Politics of Style, 1789–1832
Catherine B. Burroughs, Closet Stages: Joanna Baillie and the Theater Theory of British Romantic Women Writers Submitted by Jeffrey N. Cox on Fri, 12/05/1997 - 16:37 Catherine B. Burroughs, Closet Stages: Joanna Baillie and the Theater Theory of British Romantic Women Writers. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1997. xii + 238pp. $39.95 (Hdbk; ISBN: 0-8122-3393-X). Reviewed by Julie A. Carlson University of California, Santa Barbara Those of us who attend developments in romantic drama and theater are happy to greet the appearance of Catherine Burrough's Closet Stages: Joanna Baillie and the Theater Theory of British Romantic Women Writers. It advances this field in important respects by both focusing extensively on Baillie and providing some of the historical and theoretical contexts that help us to appreciate the power of Baillie's work. The lead playwright of her age and considered by some of her peers to be the best playwright since Shakespeare, Baillie pretty much had fallen from view until roughly five years ago, when she became a rising star on conference and publishing circuits in romantic studies. A few scholars—especially Margaret Carhart and Joseph Donohue—had argued long before then for the importance of Baillie's writings, but their comments fell on ears unreceptive to the drama of romantic theater or the women writing in the period. An appreciative audience for both now thrives, thanks to the many scholars whose work Burroughs generously acknowledges. It is some measure of the rapid popularity of both fields that people have been clamouring for a book on Baillie in the last years. Tags: Catherine Burroughscloset dramadramagenderJoanna BaillieJulie A. Carlsontheaterwomen playwrights_Closet Stages_ Read more about Catherine B. Burroughs, Closet Stages: Joanna Baillie and the Theater Theory of British Romantic Women Writers
Robert M. Ryan, The Romantic Reformation: Religious Politics in English Literature Submitted by Jeffrey N. Cox on Fri, 12/05/1997 - 13:25 Robert M. Ryan, The Romantic Reformation: Religious Politics in English Literature, 1789–1824. Cambridge Studies in Romanticism, 24. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1997. xi + 292pp. $59.95. (Hdbk; ISBN: 0-521-57008-5). Reviewed by Terence Allan Hoagwood Texas A&M University This well-written book is an important contribution to studies of romantic-period literature for an unusual combination of reasons. The Romantic Reformation takes for its topics two that have been widely believed to be important as long as there have been studies of romantic-period literature: the writers' treatments of religion, and the question of the writers' religious beliefs (those topics are not the same). This book makes large statements on those topics which are simultaneously very different from received views and very responsibly considered and articulated. In a threatened profession, new books sometimes exhibit a desperate novelty or appeal for interest. Rhetorically overheated books and articles refer to "passion" and "pleasure" more often than formerly. It is still useful to recall the difference between a scholar's interest in the content of an argument and a careerist's interest in sales appeal; few of us would want to resurrect uncritically Arnold's concept of "disinterestedness"—as Jerome McGann has shown, that concept was always polemical and therefore self-contradictory (Social Values and Poetic Acts [Harvard University Press, 1988], 86)—but perhaps all of us do, or can, or should reflect on the difference between scholarly argument and ulterior motives, even in a time of faculty downsizing. In contrast, then, to the sort of book which is actually an ad for its author's own career, The Romantic Reformation displays throughout an integrity of scholarly purpose and a profound respect for its subject matter, voicing honest doubt, for example, rather than histrionics or dogma. While the achieved clarity of this book's prose opens the argument to a readership outside the small circle of specialists, the honesty and restraint of its method are exemplary and even, in an age of opportunistic anxiety, moving; so are its advocacy of an open mind, and its consistent and humane sense of the social realities that (outside one's own career) are at stake. Tags: Terence Allan HoagwoodRobert M. RyanreligionPolitics Read more about Robert M. Ryan, The Romantic Reformation: Religious Politics in English Literature
Edoardo Zuccato, Coleridge in Italy Submitted by Jeffrey N. Cox on Fri, 12/05/1997 - 06:37 Edoardo Zuccato, Coleridge in Italy. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1996. xix + 256pp. $55.00 (Hdbk; ISBN: 0-312-16572-2). Reviewed by Morton D. Paley University of California, Berkeley This erudite and valuable study should really have been called Coleridge and Italy, for it does not attempt to re-chronicle Coleridge's time south of the Alps but instead breaks new ground in studying Coleridge's intellectual relation to Italian poetry, art, philology, and philosophy. Contesting the view that among foreign cultures Germany alone was significant for Coleridge, Zuccato shows that Italy ran a surprisingly strong second when all the aspects of its importance to him are considered. He argues that while Byron and Shelley reversed the values of the British view of Italy, they did so within the traditional binary system, with the "pagan" South now positively valorized. Coleridge's Italy, in contrast, was "Christian, Platonic, sublime." The subject matter itself is divided into "internal" and "external" history, referring to "the influence Italian culture exerted in Coleridge's intellectual life" and "Coleridge's place in the history of Anglo-Italian literary relationships." Tags: Morton D. PaleySamuel Taylor ColeridgeItalyEdoardo Zuccato Read more about Edoardo Zuccato, Coleridge in Italy


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Velvet #3"Velvet" #3 by Ed Brubaker and Steve Epting has Velvet hot on the trail of the truth about X-14, after the first two issues, which introduced the circumstances that spurred her to reactivate herself as an intelligence agent.
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Rat Queens #4"Rat Queens" #4 has Kurtis J. Wiebe and Roc Upchurch mix friendship, swearing, violence, secrets, and a whole lot more into this thoroughly entertaining fantasy comic.
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Alex + Ada #3Alex's friends find out about Ada and have mixed reactions while Alex tries to figure out if there's anything more to Ada than a robotic shell in Jonathan Luna and Sarah Vaughn's "Alex + Ada" #3.
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EGOs #1"EGOs" is the new sci-fi superhero book by Stuart Moore and Gus Storms that feels unlike any sci-fi or superhero book you're reading -- and that's a great thing.
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Five Ghosts #8Fabian and Jezebel have a treasure map; now all they need is a ship and a willing crew. In Frank J. Barbiere and Chris Mooneyham's "Five Ghosts" #8, the search is on.
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Three #4The Helots are finally cornered in Kieron Gillen & Ryan Kelly's "Three" #4. With no more ways to bargain, they have to decide how they want to go out.
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Sheltered #6Creators Johnnie Christmas and Ed Brisson take the series on a bit of a welcome detour in "Sheltered" #6, although it's rather slow until its importance is realized. The simplicity of the art is a perfect match for the issue's everyday
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Three #3Practically everything goes wrong for the Helots, while practically everything goes right for the creative team, in this incredible third issue of Kieron Gillen & Ryan Kelly's "Three."
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Invincible Universe #8Phil Hester and Todd Nauck pit Wolf-Man against Redeye in "Invincible Universe" #8, which also has appearances by Slaying Mantis, Best Tiger and Claire Voyant.
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Velvet #2"Velvet" #2 is full of the same stylized '70s espionage greatness of the first issue. Ed Brubaker and Steve Epting build a world of mystery one leap from a Mini Cooper at a time.
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Updated Nov 16, 2012 - 4:11 pm
Arizona Sports predicts Cardinals vs. Falcons
The Arizona Cardinals return from their bye week riding a five-game losing streak.
Good thing they get to play the team with the best record in football.
The Atlanta Falcons present a stiff challenge for the Cardinals, especially since this game will be in the Georgia Dome, where Arizona has not won since 1993.
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Vince Marotta |
I know the Cardinals had a chance to evaluate what's gone wrong during their bye week, but diagnosis isn't the problem. At least Arizona is making a change at left tackle with Nate Potter stepping in for D'Anthony Batiste -- we'll see if he fares any better against a decent Atlanta pass rush. On defense, the Cardinals will have their hands full trying to contain the receiving duo of Julio Jones and Roddy White, which is arguably the best in the game right now. Arizona is rested, but without Calais Campbell and with their offensive issues mostly unresolved, I just don't see the Cards going into Atlanta and beating a Falcons team that tasted defeat for the first time last week.
Final Score: Falcons 31, Cardinals 13 |
Doug Franz |
Atlanta's offense is just too good to be controlled for 60 minutes. Arizona's offense is not good enough to sustain long drives and keep Matt Ryan on the bench. The only matchup the Cardinals have an advantage is Cards fans are better than Falcons fans. Since the game is in Atlanta, that's out the window.
Final Score: Falcons 45, Cardinals 13 |
Dave Burns |
I read other day that Mike Smith's Falcons teams are 18-3 after a loss. I read the other day that Matt Ryan is 30-4 at home in the regular season. That gives me about 48 reasons to think the Cards won't win in Atlanta. Forty-eight is also about the number of snaps Nate Potter has in his career, and he's going up against John Abraham. So now I've got nearly 100 reasons to think they won't win. Add in a refocused Falcons team after their first loss and no Calais Campbell and I've got another Arizona loss.
Final Score: Falcons 31, Cardinals 17 |
John Gambadoro |
The Atlanta Falcons have two issues when it comes to losing football games. One, they can't win in the playoffs. Two, they can't beat the New Orleans Saints, a team they've lost 11 out of their last 13 against. Since this is neither a playoff game or the Saints, there is no way the Cardinals can win. Atlanta is too balanced offensively and very good at home. Even coming off of the bye week Arizona will be hard-pressed to stay in this game. Nate Potter will have his hands full with John Abraham, and Arizona will have no answer for the Roddy White/Julio Jones combination.
Final Score: Falcons 31, Cardinals 13 |
Adam Green |
A Sunday without a Cardinals loss is a pleasant one, so with that said I'll miss the bye week.
Ahh well, the Cards are back on the field to take on the Atlanta Falcons in a game that points very strongly to loss number six. Matt Ryan is excellent, Julio Jones/Roddy White/Tony Gonzalez will be a pain to deal with, and the Falcons' defense can get to the quarterback.
Oh goody.
Charlie Feinerman |
At one point this season, the Cardinals and Falcons were both 4-0. Since then the Falcons have proven that they are the best team in the NFC, while the Cardinals haven't won a game. Arizona's defense is good, but the Falcons' defense is better. Every aspect of this matchup points to a landslide Atlanta victory, and that's what I think will happen.
Final Score: Dirty Birds 41, Cardinals 6 |
Katy Hartley |
No surprise here, Falcons easily take this one at home. Atlanta's high powered offense will just be too much for the Cards D�I'm interested to see how the Falcons do inside the red zone this week after they struggled against New Orleans last week.
Final Score: Falcons 31, Cardinals 17 |
Dave Dulberg |
A week off and a change along the offensive line seems nice in theory, but the Falcons receiving duo of Roddy White and Julio Jones will be too much for the Cardinals secondary in Atlanta. Arizona will be playing from behind all afternoon, and even in a dome the thought of John Skelton having another game of 40 or more passes isn't an encouraging one. The Cardinals can't keep up in a track meet, and they won't have the firepower to do so on Sunday.
Final Score: Falcons 34, Cardinals 14 |
Carter Nacke |
Let's see�the O-line is still terrible, Skelton is still starting and the Falcons are really, really good. This one will be over before it begins. Atlanta won't post a lot of points on a rested Cardinals defense, but they're not going to lose their second straight. Roddy White is tough to stop and I'm starting him on my fantasy team this week.
Final Score: Falcons 24, Cardinals 10 |
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Re: Motivation
Ha, if I had this shirt, I would wear it to the gym and run on the treadmill. And enjoy the weird looks from the workout nuts around me.
StretchyAlien wrote:I lol'd
Thanks stretchy, you have really good vision (and, of course, a spot-on sense of comedy). Next time, I'll post a comp image that you can see without a magnifying glass.
xninjagrrl wrote:Exactly. We both make 100 woot accounts and add 200 votes so this prints, as its the best shirt in the lot, by far.
great now i have 99 honest-abe-in-the-hat shirts. i think i'll make curtains for my friends.
nice -- too bad there is no text as i like the cruller's gym idea.
Re: Practice Makes Perfect
Not sure if woot can print the gradients on the guitar
Re: RUN!
This. I must have.
Re: Face The Challenge
Awesome. Period.
irina200200 wrote:Did you notice how you used the word "symbol"?
Yeah, I don't see where they said "numbers and symbols" as opposed to "no text" which usually translates to "anything you can type with a keyboard"
Re: Life Blood
Interesting. Design changes notwithstanding, the difference between a Friday sub and a Sunday sub is 66 votes (in this case).
Love love love. GMV.
Re: Cruller's Gym
Doesn't look French enough for me. Nothing compares to a real Milwaukee Grebe's Cruller.
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Image taken from http://www.gojefferson.com/banner/opinion/foust/cruller/index.html
Re: Zombie Apocalypse: The best time to lose weight
Reminds me of this one too. http://shirt.woot.com/friends.aspx?k=8168
paigeg wrote:I'm not going to quibble over the 'fitness' of this sub; I'll leave it to the rejectionator to make the call. I just wanted to comment on just how much I love the thought behind this SO much more than your toony, chibi designs. Of course, today's front page pretty much points out how much my opinion counts. Good one, ramyb, nice to see a different theme from you once in a while.
Most definitely agree; IMO this is some of your greater stuff I've seen, love the artistic design, nice to see some flare over the usual puffy, cute animals. GMV
ayliecat wrote:uhhhhh.... why a stick figure?
Unfortunately my drawing skills leave much to be desired so to keep it simple I decided to try a stick figure.
mjc613 wrote:Not sure if woot can print the gradients on the guitar
Yeah, after I submitted I realized the guitar might be a problem. This is only my second sub so I'm still learning
Re: Drill Sergeant
Thanks everyone for your votes! BTW, my hubby could use a drill sergeant to motivate him to do some DIY stuff around the house.
paaiyan wrote:Do zombies count as pop culture? Not trying to tell anyone off or anything. Just seems like with the popularity of zombies in recent years it would be considered pop culture.
No, though they are popular they aren't "pop culture". If the zombie design was referencing the "Left 4 Dead" game or "Shawn of the Dead" (which is awesome), then it would be pop culture. The idea of zombies has been around for hundreds of years, so it's not the same as a movie or game...ect. Hope that clears it up for you
Drakxxx wrote:She is a muse. Mysterious and enigmatic Artists of all mediums seek a muse to motivate them in their art.
"Artists of all mediums seek a muse to motivate them in their art." Sorry, that would be INSPIRATION not motivation. Artists of all mediums seek a muse to inspire them in their art.
Re: I want to fly
Thanks all again :D
Re: Alternative Motive
This design is hilarious! I love it. I wish it weren't on a gray shirt, though.
Re: personal reasons not to fly more
HAHAH awesome, I would buy this!
Re: Go Kitty Go!
OCH! MISTLETOE FRENCHING? GROSS! YES!! I would soo buy this!! Chubby Kitty for the win!!!
Actually, in the thumbnail, the way it is cut on the right appears to be a dragon to me.
Ugh, I am extremely disappointed this didn't make the finals. This design is *art.*
This'll be our cat before too long...
Patman1209 wrote:Why does this happen to every shirt I've wanted to buy lately... its been like half a year since I bought something from a derby (I think it was the Solid/Liqud/Gas dino shirt).
I missed out on that one too have not been able to find one anywhere.
Assassin15 wrote:Fruit Roll-Ups are definitely a good motivation!
I find this comment absolutely hilarious. Someone's not paying attention!
maura44 wrote:I find this comment absolutely hilarious. Someone's not paying attention!
It wasn't that hilarious.
Re: DOWN WITH THE BUNNY
Wow! Can't believe this shirt didn't get more votes. I really, really wanted it. Honestly, I would love this shirt even more without the bunny but I guess some prop was needed for the theme. The tortoise is so fierce and I love the colors! Hope to see it again so I can hold it in my hands.
The Coffee + shirt is by far the best... if you took the number from both I'm sure it would win... I want that shirt more than any of the rest!
smklung wrote:I feel as though one can never have enough colored shirts and I look for reasons to get rid of black shirts. I understand that this design wouldn't work on anything but a black background, but it still doesnt make me enjoy black shirts.
we're in agreement.
Re: Cruller's Gym (v2)
I really like this one because I vastly prefer what you call crullers and I call tractor tire donuts, to regular donuts. They are so full of air pockets and are sticky and yummy. And the treads are great. And then they're gone in an instant! To me a cruller is a twisted thing with cinnamon in it - very good too!
Re: Jump For It
Man, is everything patrickspens does just golden, or what?! I'm a fan.
Re: AIM HIGH
I thought this was really cute! Hope to see more entries.
This is such an awesome design. It fills me with... something... I can't nail down the feeling. But it's a good feeling! Hope to see it on a shirt soon!
I love this one! I think I'll have to try it while working out myself. Unfortunately, you can't just make one piece of bacon. The rest of it was eaten before the workout.
thatrobert wrote:That was my original idea -- to have some evidence of homework in the upper left corner. Maybe a spelling test. Of course with no text allowed that killed that.
Shame! Oh well. Can't win 'em all, eh?
If only you would have put a penguin on the mug...the trifecta would have been complete :p
Re: Motivational Music
Aww I had such high hopes of getting this one.
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