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G.Skill breaks six world records during live OC event at Computex 2013
G.Skill became the big winner during the 2013 Computex show held in Taipei Taiwan with a massive six world records being shattered during a live overclocking event held by the company. Each rig that broke the record was using G.Skill extreme performance DDR3 memory modules and was overclocked by the best professional overclockers in the world.
In all six world records were broken including: Memory Frequency, PI Fast, Super Pi 32M, 3DMark Fire Strike Extreme, 3DMark Fire Strike and 3DMark 05. Other participating hardware was provided by ASUS, Intel, GIGABYTE and EVGA.
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Corsair strap us in for some high-speed memory clocks
Computex Taipei 2013 - While hanging out with Corsair a fair bit yesterday afternoon at the OC Main Event hosted by Intel and Themselves, we decided to head over to the Grand Hyatt Suite to see if they had anything else they could show us. Walking into see a cloud of LN2 greet us we headed over to Jake to see what exactly was going on.
Using an ASUS ROG Haswell motherboard we got a chance to check out the upcoming 3200MHz DDR C11 kit coming from Corsair under the Vengeance Pro label. On display at 3201.8MHz DDR the CL 11-14-14-36-2T kit from Corsair will indeed be for users who are looking for the most extreme out of the box performance.
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ASRock breaks world record with Z87M OC Formula by running memory module at 4095MHz
Over the weekend, ASRock announced that it has broken the world record by pushing a DDR3 memory module to an astounding 4095MHz. The record was broken by Nick Shih along with his friend John Lam from HKEPC using ASRock's Z87M OC Formula motherboard. The memory used to break the record was a single 4GB stick of Team Group Xtreem-LV-2666 DDR3 RAM.
ASRock's next gen OC Formula Series inherits lots of its predecessor's features, including the Power Kit, Connector Kit, Cooling Kit, and now it also surpasses its predecessor by owning the new Monitor Kit and 8 Series exclusive technologies, code named A-Style. Packed with Home Cloud, Purity Sound, HDMI-In, tons of Nick Shih's secret overclocking profiles and a whole lot more, overclockers will find the new OC Formula Series motherboards their best choice for pushing extremes.
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G.Skill to host official OC World Record event at Computex 2013
G.Skill will team up with Intel, ASUS, EVGA, GIGABYTE and MSI to host the G.Skill Official OC World Record Stage event at Computex Taipei 2013 early next month. The event will be held at the Nangang exhibition center at booth IO118.
G.Skill along with a team of overclockers from around the world will take the latest G.Skill extreme performance DDR3 memory to levels never seen before and promises to "break numerous world records" in the process. The finest overclockers from Australia, Japan, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan and the United States will be present to help G.Skill claim the "world's fastest memory manufacturer" title once again.
For those who aren't in Taipei for the biggest overclocking event this year, G.SKILL will be featuring a live stream video for worldwide audiences via G.SKILL website and Hwbot.org during Computex week. Hwbot.org will also be setting up a specific G.SKILL page for the professional overclockers to update their live benchmark results during event. (Source #2)
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GIGABYTE HQ officially open new OC Lab, dedicated to all things overclocking
Earlier today we were invited to the GIGABYTE headquarters here in Taipei, Taiwan to get a look at the motherboard maker's brand new pride and joy. No, for once we're not talking about a new motherboard... we're talking about a new lab.
Staff at GIGABYTE had been pushing senior staff at the Taiwanese company to sign off on a new "OC Lab" for its employees to spend their days overclocking and tweaking new GIGABYTE motherboards and video cards. HiCookie, a famous Taiwanese overclocker, joined GIGABYTE some years ago now and I can indeed confirm each time I visited him, he was slowly taking over cubical by cubical, with all of his overclocking hardware and gear. He and others at the company needed such a new place to be free and overclock, till they can overclock no more.
Eventually the bosses at GIGABYTE signed off on the overclocking lab, known simply as the "OC Lab". GIGABYTE invited some local press and overclockers there earlier today, where we christened it with a couple of drinks. It will be the new home for HiCookie when he moves into the OC Lab next week - he would have been in there by now if it were not for IDF Beijing, which he just returned from.
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Pumpkin running playable Tetris game wins Halloween
For everyone outside of New Jersey, today is officially Halloween which means you can expect a kid or two to come knocking on your door looking for candy. It's also a time where pumpkin carvers around the world can finally show off their skills, although after seeing this pumpkin, I think pumpkin carving for this Halloween is officially over.
Instead of going with a Gangnam Style pumpkin, Nathan Pryor decided to make his pumpkin a little more interactive as he was able to fit 128 LEDs into it as well as tweaked the stem into a working joystick so visitors could play Tetris. Not only does it play Tetris, but the pumpkin even keeps track of the player's score and shows what the current high score is.
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A summary of the MSI Master Overclocking Arena (MOA) 2012 Grand Final
The biggest extreme overclocking event this year was held in motherboard capital of Taipei, Taiwan. Sixteen teams representing fourteen countries competed in the fifth Master Overclocking Arena (MOA) held by MSI. Held at the NTU Sports Center in Taipei on the 28th September 2012, this year's MOA event coincided with Typhoon Jelawat, but luckily the extreme weather caused no problems with the competition.
The MOA 2012 Worldwide Grand Final had a strict contest schedule to ensure the event was smooth flowing and on time. After the short opening ceremony where the overclockers were introduced, hardware was randomly selected by pulling out a number from the box that corresponded to a set of motherboards, video cards, processors and RAM.
After all the teams drew their hardware, the contestants were given 90 minutes of preparation time. This time was spent building the machine and installing the heavy CPU pots to contain the icy cold liquid nitrogen (LN2). During this time, testing was also done on the CPU to find its highest clock...
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Gigabyte achieves P10,000+ on 3DMark Vantage with AMD FM2 board
Gigabyte has been doing a bit of tweaking with their new FM2 boards designed for use with the second-generation AMD APUs. Gigabyte is bragging about the new board's overclocking capabilities, as the board features dual clock generators and many other cool overclocking tools.
They're also pushing the ease of use that is Gigabyte Easy Tune 6, the software overclocking produced by Gigabyte for use with their motherboards. The entire system was overclocked to an impressive 5.2GHz on LN2, while running with a Gigabyte F2A85X-UP4 motherboard, 2x2GB DDR 2662 MHz RAM.
The FSB was set to 124.8MHz and the GPU was overclocked to 1591 MHz. Let's all take a moment and give some congratulations to Gigabyte, as this overclock is a pretty impressive feat. It looks like the new AM2 APUs will be quite overclockable when they get their final release sometime in October.
Five overclocking records managed at Computex using GSKILL memory
If you'll remember back to our pre-Computex coverage, we explained how there would be a panel of overclocking experts at GSKILL's booth. Those overclockers weren't just there to look good and answer questions; they were actually overclocking and attempting for some world records. During Computex 2012, they managed 5 new world records.
Super Pi 32M - 4mins 44.734sec
With the astonishing G.SKILL memory speed of DDR3 2646MHz CL5-9-7-18 1T, the two legendary overclockers, Fredyama-san and Shamino have both achieved the super fast Super Pi 32M score at 4mins 44.734sec with ASUS Maximus V Formula motherboard and Intel Core i7 3770K CPU.
Memory Bandwidth - Read Speed: 32,339 MB/s
With the amazing G.SKILL TridentX memory speed of DDR3 2900MHz CL10 1T and sophisticated sub-timing adjustment, extreme overclocker, Hiwa Pouri, set a new memory bandwidth world record at 32,339 MB/s read-speed, with ASUS Maximus V Formula motherboard and Intel Core i7 3770K CPU.
3DMark 11- 31299
With G.SKILL RipjawsZ ultra fast DDR3 memory running at 2468MHz CL10, the world's best 3DMark overclockers, Kingpin and Duck-san, broke the 3DMark 11 world record with an incredible score of 31299. This monster machine consists of EVGA X79 EVGA CLASSIFIED motherboard, 4x EVGA CLASSIFIED GTX680 graphic cards, EVGA NEX CLASSIFIED 1500W PSU and Intel 3930K Core i7 CPU.
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The Overclocker Issue 18 is now available
The first issue for 2012 of The Overclocker is now out, Issue 18, and available for your pleasure to read through. Issue 18 covers which X79-based board you should buy, Leeghoofd dons his investigative hat and takes a look at ASUS' Crosshair V inefficiency, and they also take a seat with Andrew "DrWeez" Roberts for a one-on-one.
This is jut scratching the surface of what Issue 18 has to offer. Review-wise, we have reviews of GeIL's EVO TWO PC3-19200 Quad-Channel RAM, Patriot's Pyro SE 240GB SSD, ASUS' Radeon HD 7970, GIGABYTE's G1.Assassin2, and G.Skills' RipJaws Z 2400MHz CL9 RAM.
Also covered, is a review of Skyrim, Cooler Master's Cosmos II, ASUS' VG278 monitor and both the Vengeance K90 and M90 from Corsair.
Check out The Overclocker Issue 18, here.


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Schedule of Events for Families
Visit the Parents & Families website for resources throughout your student's time at Cal Lutheran.
The transition to college is one of the biggest steps your student will take in their life. However, your student is not the only person making a transition. While they are learning how to live on their own and making their own decisions, you, too are confronted with a new set of circumstances.
Whether your student is living at home or on campus, you will most likely see your role as a family member change. Family Orientation has been created to make this transition as stress-free as possible.
|Friday, Aug. 28
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Referring to the demonstrations outside her apartment in Kolkata and demands for her deportation, the authors and activists said it was evidently a way to force the author to retract her views since her resident permit was up for review. Ms. Nasreen's Indian visa has since been renewed for another six months.
The Bangladeshi author was forced to leave her country in 1994 after fundamentalists issued death threats in reaction to her book Lajja. Ms. Nasreen, who has since lived in Sweden, Germany and France, has sought Indian citizenship.
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Unexpected rates of warming threaten to change Antarctica and pose a threat to the survival of some of its penguins.
By Susan Gaidos, 00:00 AM February 2, 2009
Since the 1950s, some portions of Antarctica have cooled (as denoted in faint blue tones), but many areas, including West Antarctica, have warmed substantially (red tones). The stronger the tone, the larger the warming or cooling.
|NASA and E.J. Steig
New evidence from satellites and weather stations suggests that way down south, Antarctica is feeling the heat. And that's not good news for penguins.
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I don't know anything more than what was listed on the signs at Boot Hill Cemetery. I understand that information was gathered by volunteers from courthouse records, newspapers, and the library. You might want to stop by for a look. Come on out I76 to Sterling, and then to Sidney, about 40 miles more. BTW, my first roommate at C.U. was a Schlegel.
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Hello Tim, You are so very welcome, it is truly and honor to visit your precious Mother's Memorial.
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I photographed the entire Milltown cemetery this spring and have been slowly adding the names and photos here. I updated both memorials with the photos I took and have transferred to you. I enjoy seeing these memorials adopted by family.
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That was very interesting, I had thought that happened in Pawnee City! If you have better photos of the "slab" grave, feel free to add them for Unknown! I just have a cheap camera, sure wish we could figure out the writing, amazing that anything remains today! I read the story about the guy killed by the Indian also, the person I talked too said he was at a saloon when he got shot, but the stone has that anyway! Thanks for sending the link! Luella
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Tim, I have added them under, Unknown I think. May be another one, I had never heard that story. One said that it was a Pioneer family moving through and the wife died and her husband buried her there, but a more reliable story was by a fellow that got the story from somebody that recalled that it was a family wife of the mill owner. This is just what I'm recalling without looking at my entry, best if you can check it for what I had found! It is a fasinating grave site! The one close with the story of the shoot out, they claim was not true when checked out, can't remember the details on that one eitherwithout looking back at it.
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Critical Essay by Suzanne Matson
SOURCE: "Talking to Our Father. The Political and Mythical Appropriations of Adrienne Rich and Sharon Olds," in The American Poetry Review, Vol. 18, No. 6, November-December, 1989, pp. 35-41.
Matson is a poet and educator. In the following excerpt, she discusses Olds's use of metaphor as a means of articulating her painful and ambivalent feelings towards her father and as a strategy for healing and empowering the divided self of the poet/narrator.
When I first composed the title of this essay, I was unconscious of the grammatical—and hence sematic—blur I had built into my project's announcement. Accustomed to viewing the writers under discussion as powerful originators, I had used the word "of" in the title as belonging to the possessive case: that is, the claims to ownership were Rich's and Olds's. A colleague glanced at my title and saw the slippage immediately: whose appropriations? Uneasily I watched as my agents of appropriation were threatened by the engulfing objective case; claiming and being claimed suddenly seemed dangerously inextricable.
I have grown to appreciate the duplicities of "of" for they seem to be, after all, most to the point in a discussion of the poetry of Rich and Olds. These poets have as a central project scrutiny of the intricacies of belonging, not only in language but in their lives; and not only in their lives but in the cultural givens they live with and would revise. Where, their work asks again and again, does the site of my origination become the predicate of my difference? At what point does the parent, a locus of generation, become a principle of decisive limitation, if not potential danger to the self? Our Father, who art at home as well as in heaven, is yours the only name? And the only power to name?
In Adrienne Rich's volume of poetry, Your Native Land, Your Life, and Sharon Olds's book, The Gold Cell, the Father represents a central figure of opposition, control, and fascination. What initially surprised me about the Father's centrality in these volumes is that both of these poets, each as well established in her career, feel the continuing imperative of dialogue with a controlling male force. It is almost as if these female voices had to come this far in their own development to address Our Father in their own terms, rather than His.
I deliberately blur the distinction between the figure of domestic patriarchy and that of theological/historical/social patriarchy because the poets do. Rich addresses a personal father who then becomes inseparably identified with the ideologies of the religion, class, and politics of the male-controlled group. Olds also addresses a personal father, but his specter becomes so gargantuan in her own memory—the only available medium for re-collecting him—that he becomes mythic.
The dialogic structure is then grotesquely unbalanced. In the poetry of both Olds and Rich the lyric "I" insists on taking a kind of total responsibility for itself: it generates its own identity through a continual probing and analysis of its responses to what it remembers. The Father, on the other hand, remains obdurately silent in the text because he has been magnified by his membership in the political or mythic collective. This serves not so much to un-voice him as to make most of the available voices his. The names, laws, and prophecies are imbedded in his body, his corpus. Within this unbalanced dialogic the poet must seek a strategy that licenses her voice, hence her identity, against this penetrating silence.
As Alicia Ostriker points out in her comprehensive study Stealing the Language: The Emergence of Women's Poetry in America, poets from Anne Bradstreet to Emily Dickinson have exploited the tension between what they felt they could and could not say in address or answer to a male-controlled literary establishment and culture. Like subversives everywhere they developed double voices to encode the realities of their desires, ambitions, and disaffections within a publically acceptable discourse. Bradstreet's penultimate stanza of "The Prologue" is a flagrant example:
Let Greeks be Greeks, and women what they are;
Men have precedency and still excel,
It is but vain unjustly to wage war;
Men can do best, and women know it well.
Preeminence in all and each is yours;
Yet grant some small acknowledgement of ours.
Whether this is read to be as acidly ironic as it seems to a modern audience, or merely as the demurral of a wifely Puritan conscience against the outwardly directed energies of her own talent, the point remains the same: the safety of the female artist-self depends upon disguise and indirection. Ostriker writes: "to be a creative woman in a gender-polarized culture is to be a divided self … both the structure of the split self in women's poems, and the characteristically acerbic voice used by many women poets to articulate their dilemma, compose a reflection and critique of cultural dualism."
Certainly the skillful manipulation of two meanings at once is at the heart of metaphor and so part of the poet's province and power, be the poet male or female. The difference lies, of course, in the nature of the impulse to duplicity—is it a socially determined necessity, or an aesthetic and epistomological testing of language's expressive force? The female poet who is at once constrained by the former necessity and, through her artistry, achieves the latter stage of superability, writes against large odds indeed. She may, thereby, prove genius. But only when she frees herself from the defensive barriers between hidden and social selves, will she be whole. And with a whole self comes the fullest power to act.
This is not the place to trace the large pattern of emergent whole selves in twentieth-century women's poetry. Ostriker argues that the steely control of Marianne Moore and even the sour brilliance of Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton are still evidence of the problem of divided selfhood. She writes:
To approach the strategy of this style from another angle, we need look no further than Laing's observation that an ontologically uneasy person may adopt, to the point of caricature, the personality of his oppressor. Control, impersonality, and dispassionateness are supposedly normative masculine virtues in any case, and are favored by the contemporary literary climate. The cooler the voice, the warmer the reception, is a good rule of thumb. An intelligent woman poet may have every reason in the world to construct, as her fortress, a perversely exaggerated version of an acceptable style.
What interests me about the recent books of Adrienne Rich and Sharon Olds is how little their relationship to their audience—both the audience consisting of the addressee in the poems as well as the wider circle of readers—depends upon the kind of rhetorical fortress Ostriker identifies. And yet, as I mentioned earlier, a crucial area of focus in each of these works remains the dialogic relation to the Father.
Both Rich and Olds seem to have found formal approaches that are no longer dictated by inherited tropes. They have found ways of unleashing poetic energies and freedoms that are no longer purely defensive. They have decided to call some of the shots….
Instead of manipulating prosody, Sharon Olds used dramatically prolific and unapologetic metaphors as a crucial means of empowering the self. She will tell her stories as exactly as she can, and exactitudes of rage, of tyranny, of abuse, and of overwhelming desire demand conferring likenesses that will leap across the distance of repressed memory and pain. When the speaker's soul will slip "from between my ribs like a tiny hotel soap" she is compressing information both about the soul and about the startling apprehension of things in the world. The power of saying, of making connections between the world's things and the life of the soul, fills the speaker with energy and control.
The short, humorous poem "The Pope's Penis," is wholly fueled by metaphor:
It hangs deep in his robes, a delicate
clapper at the center of a bell.
It moves when he moves, a ghostly fish in a
halo of silver seaweed, the hair
swaying in the dark and the heat—and at night,
while his eyes sleep, it stands up
in praise of God.
The speaker implicitly acknowledges that she is discussing the unmentionable by her metaphorical indirection; at the same time, such indirection allows her to find analogous names that have a demystifying power over the sacred, hidden penis. By making the penis first into "a delicate clapper," she transforms it into the Pope's articulate organ, more central than the tongue and the tongue's abstract power to the world. Next, as the fish that "moves when he moves" she emphasizes the Pope's inescapable physical nature, though the mitigating words "ghostly" and "halo" try unsuccessfully to render the penis insubstantial. The battle that the Pope loses with his physical nature in the last two lines is cleverly couched in religious language, just as the earlier metaphors partook of the iconography of the church. Though the Pope might wish to transcend or deny the body, the poet's metaphors fuse body to spirituality, thus allowing him no sterile separation of the two.
It is interesting to note how baldly unmetaphorical the title is. I think the point here is that the poet will not shirk the direct confrontation with the body; indeed, Olds often names the body and its parts with an explicitness far beyond any decorous concern with the reader's sense of modesty. But by doing so she disarms the words as inherited metaphors themselves, metaphors that have phallocentrically created special "dirty" vocabularies for the private use of men, or just as exclusively, clinical vocabularies for the use of controlling medical figures. Both special languages have to do with the tradition of articulate male power over the mute female body; Olds reclaims both the power to speak for her own body and, with a delightful voluptuous arrogance, usurps the descriptive role as well. She traces bodies slowly and deliberately with her tongue: it is a gesture in which one feels the generosity of a lover, the inner necessity of a mother animal, and the conscious aestheticism of the artist.
The large extension of metaphor is myth, and Olds employs the old stories much as Rich employs the old forms: she will selectively reuse them, but their use is predicated on her transforming powers of narration. In the poem "Saturn," the speaker writes "no one knew / my father was eating his children." It requires the double vision of the poet, the one who sees both pattern and particular, to read the mythic archetype in the picture of her drunken father sprawled and snoring on the couch. "You would have seen / only a large, handsome man / heavily asleep, unconscious," she goes on to say, metaphorically interpreting the devouring of her brother by her father as a series of gourmand snacks ("sucked at the wound / as one sucks at the sockets of lobster. He took / my brother's head between his lips and snapped it like a cherry off the stem.") The feeding off his boy is described in almost loving detail, as though there is a kind of sympathy for the paternal appetite, and the poem closes:
[…] This is what he wanted,
to take that life into his mouth
and show what a man could do—show his son
what a man's life was.
This poem magnifies her father and makes him into a kind of primal, irrepressible force, but I do not think it either forgives or condemns him. Rather, it seems to me to expose the self-destructiveness of the father: to eat one's son—one's image, as it were—is to commit a suicide. The "man's life," which comes to nothing at the mercy of its unconscious and uncontrolled drives, is swallowed by itself.
In "Late Poem to My Father" the poet comments on the cruelty her father's parents presumably practiced on him:
[…] And what they did to you
you did not do to me. When I love you now,
I like to think I am giving my love
directly to that boy in the fiery room,
as if it could reach him in time.
By collapsing the generations so that the speaker becomes a potential protective force for her own father as a child, she imaginatively short-circuits the violent cycle of abuse and range. Her new configuration involves the forgiveness, compassion, and impulse to protect which are traditional female virtues, and yet this is not the voice of a coerced dependent. Rather it is the artist-voice, one who has taken over the responsibility for examining and defining her relations. In the closing lines of "After 37 Years My Mother Apologizes for My Childhood," the speaker says "I
took you in my arms, I said It's all right,
don't cry, it's all right, the air filled with
flying glass, I hardly knew what I
said or who I would be now that I had forgiven you.
In this moment when the pattern of abuser and victim is shattered, the daughter realizes in the moment of saying, that forgiveness implies new responsibilities toward the self. The paradigm that has just been exploded was one that locked both participants into the stasis of a death-grip. Now, the speaker is like the writer with a blank page: it is a precipice of power, fluid possibilities of creation, and frightening autonomy. The writer at this point can face the true and genderless existential crisis of the artist.
Olds dramatically fuses this existential dilemma with her own revisionist mythmaking. In another mother-daughter poem entitled "What if God," she talks about the mother's hot misery rolled over her "like a / tongue of lava from the top of a mountain." She wonders:
what was He doing as He saw her weep in my
hair and slip my soul from between my
ribs like a tiny hotel soap, did He
wash His hands of me as I washed my
hands of Him? Is there a God in the house?
Is there a God in the house? Then reach down and
take that woman off that child's body,
take that woman by the nape of the neck like a young cat and
lift her up and deliver her over to me …
[Rhetorically, Olds] uses a language reminiscent of Plath or Sexton when she combines the cry to doctor/God in "Is there a God in the house?" But she does not stop at the point of insisting on the God's distorted position of power. Rather, if there is a God, the poet issues both a smart reproof on behalf of the victimized child and a brisk command to turn over the business of vengeance to the speaker, since He has botched the whole affair so badly. Notice that the vengeance itself is couched in the animal figure of a mother cat. Therefore the return of power to the female speaker is an escape from the Old Testament Law of eye-for-eye, tooth-for-tooth, to some corrective of the mother's aggressive drive which will be applied by nature. If there is, on the other hand, no God, as seems likely by the unanswered cry, it really amounts to the same consequence, since the poet has, by virtue of reimagining this scene with herself in final control, usurped his role while redefining it, through the mother-cat image….
In Olds's poem "I Go Back to May 1937," the speaker contemplates a photograph of her parents before they were married. Rather than wish them apart and herself unborn, she ends the poem by reconciling their future guilt with her own rhetorical power to absolve it: "Do what you are going to do, and I will tell about it." This is again a godlike status she ends up claiming for herself, and the Jovian Father who usurped her early imagination with his hugeness, his hairiness, and the mystery of his phallus, must now wrestle with the independent voice, a maker of her own myths.
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He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven (Voice and Piano). Composed by Karl Jenkins. For Piano, Voice (Medium Voice). Boosey & Hawkes Voice. 4 pages. Boosey & Hawkes #M060112201. Published by Boosey & Hawkes (HL.48012043).
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I am a victim of a serious crime that has happened to me. I am an inventor, that is a victim of Illegal Implantation that is in need of removal of an Illegally implanted device. This device is designed to track a person while in the privacy of thier private life. I have been threatned to either hand over my inventions or I will be killed for them, "truth".
Well I am telling the truth and have more evidence then any other victim of this same crime. I am famous for speaking out against this crime and winning cases in court for this same crime. If one is to just google my name they can find my cases online. I have been published in many magazines as well as newspapers sold around the world. The most recent coverage of my case is printed in over 35,000 copies being sold on the newstand of Fortean Time issue number 243 2011. Just to check the validity of my claims to you, please do read this article to confirm. It's legit! http://www.forteantimes.com/features/fbi/5383/a_game_of_tag.html
This is real and its expensive to get removed! I have been pumping out thousands to just protect my inventions as well as my family from this crime. As, you will see in the video as well as this article above, I am currently trying to stop this crime against myself and others. I have spoke out in Washignton DC against this crime and have also been the driving force for laws to be implemented against this same crime that I am a victim of. So, Please take the time to go over these House Bill's as well as the Senate Bill's too to validate the concern, as well as what I am speaking of.As, to the truth!
CO House Bill 07-1082
ND Senate Bill 2415
OK Senate Bill 47- House Bill 2092
MO House Bill 550
GA Senate Bill 235.ii
WI Assembly Bill 290
CA Senate Bill 362
VA Senate Bill 1046
TN House Bill 2059
OH Senate Bill 349
NH House Bill 686
AK Senate Bill 293
Here some Radio /shows that I have been doing with professionals for my case. Please take the time to call themn for the further validation of need for donations for this case.
This show is with the private investigator Melinda kidder.
Inventor Bob Boyce, he and I are the victims of the same exact crime. http://www.achieveradio.com/archplayer.php?showname=Cash%20Flow%20with%20James%20Martinez&sn=66&ShowURL=http://audio.achieveradio.com/cash-flow/2011-04-05--1200---Cash_Flow.mp3
This show is with the elected Official Dave Larson
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Here are just a few professionals that are currently advocating for my case. Please goolge these professional as well to check for the "truth"
Politician David Larson, Elected Official to the County of San Bernardino California .
Politician The Congressional Member Todd Tiahrt
Politician The State Rep Jim Guest
Private Investigator William J. Taylor
Private Investigator Melinda Kidder
Medical Professional, Dr John Hall MD.
Medical Professional, Hector Fernandez MD.
Medical Professional, Industrial Toxicologist REIT. Dr Hildegard Staninger.
Clinical Psychologist. MA. Cathy Meadows
Here is a current law in Calf. If this is NOT REAL then why the laws against it?
New California Law Forbids Forced RFID Implantation in HumansJohn Kuzin
November 2007 | Privacy In Focus
California has enacted a statute prohibiting the compelled or coerced implantation of a subdermal identification device, such as a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) microchip or a newer chipless "RFID tattoo." The new law does not impact voluntary implantation. California now joins Wisconsin and North Dakota as states that have banned forced RFID implantation. Florida is among several states considering a similar law.
The new California statute (SB No. 362, now Chapter 538) was approved by Governor Schwarzenegger on October 12. It establishes a new Civil Code Section 52.7, which provides that "no person shall require, coerce, or compel any other individual to undergo the subcutaneous implanting of an identification device." It creates a civil action under which a person implanted may recover a "civil penalty" of no more than $10,000 per implant and no more than $1,000 "for each day the violation continues," actual damages and compensatory damages, as well as injunctive relief. Punitive damages may be awarded on proof of the defendant's "malice, oppression, fraud or duress" in requiring device implantation. This statute becomes effective on January 1, 2008.
Why the Statute Believed Needed
Recent RFID technology advances in microchip miniaturization have resulted in the development of hundreds of new RFID-enabled products, including devices designed to identify, track and monitor people. The sponsor of the California law, State Senator Joe Simitian (D-Palo Alto), introduced the bill after learning that a Cincinnati surveillance company, Citywatcher.com, had required employees who work in its secure data center to have an RFID chip implanted in an arm.
In 2004, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved VeriChip Corporation's use of an RFID tag for human implantation to allow medical professionals to access a patient's medical history in case of an emergency. The VeriChip device is an ultra-small glass-encapsulated RFID tag (about the size of a grain of rice) that is injected beneath the skin. According to VeriChip, more than 2,000 people have had its RFID tag implanted.
VeriChip Corporation, which went public in February of this year, addressed how unresolved privacy issues could impact its business in its February 9, 2007, prospectus filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission: "While we support all pending and enacted legislation that would preclude anything other than voluntary implantation, legislative bodies or government agencies may determine to go further, and their actions may have the effect, directly or indirectly, of delaying, limiting or preventing the use of human-implantable RFID microchips or the sale, manufacture or use of RFID systems utilizing such microchips."
A December 2006 Department of Homeland Security privacy committee report noted that efficiencies from RFID-enabled identification documents are limited because staff still need some means of confirming that the document holders are who they say they are. This problem could be addressed with subdermal implantation of RFID devices. While subdermal RFID has some promise when used voluntarily, it comes with the same security and privacy risks associated with other RFID-enabled products. Because it is injected beneath the skin and is costly and challenging to remove safely, subdermal RFID presents a Pandora's Box of policy questions in addition to its implications for constitutionally protected rights to freedom and privacy.
Pending before the California legislature are several other bills, also introduced by Senator Simitian, that are aimed at addressing privacy concerns of RFID use in school identification documents, driver's licenses and similar personal documents.


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Margie Wakefield Biography - 2nd Congressional District
Margie Wakefield was born in St. Joseph, Missouri in 1957 with public service in her blood. Margie's Great, Great, Great, Great Grandfather General James Craig served in Congress from 1857 to 1861. Her mother, Mary Garth Grace, was a tireless volunteer in her hometown of St. Joseph, Missouri. And one of Margie's earliest memories as a child is going door-to-door, campaigning with her Grandfather Garth on behalf of local candidates.
Margie has carried on the family tradition of community service through her work as a board member for Big Brothers Big Sisters, as a former member of the Kiwanis Service Club, and as a previous secretary of the board of trustees for the Douglas County Library, among others things.
Margie received a bachelor's degree in Journalism from the University of Missouri in 1980. After graduating from college, Margie worked in Sen. Bob Dole's office in Topeka, Kansas doing constituent services. From Sen. Dole, Margie learned the importance of civil discourse, compromise, and listening to constituents.
In 1985, Margie earned her law degree from the University of Kansas. A member of the American Bar Association and the Kansas Bar Association, Margie has maintained a law office in Douglas County since that time. She currently owns her own practice, Margie Wakefield Law Office, P.A., where she focuses on family law. Margie's success as an attorney has been built upon her honesty and her ability to negotiate deals between opposing parties.
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I found something on Greg Mankiw's blog that seems to explain why so many Americans bought homes and signed mortgages they could not afford thereby causing the housing crisis:
In today's NY Times, Robert Shiller reports:
Even after taking into account factors like income and education, the authors concluded that people with relatively high I.Q.'s typically diversify their investment portfolios more than those with lower scores and invest more heavily in the stock market. They also tend to favor small-capitalization stocks, which have historically beaten the broader market, as well as companies with high book values relative to their share prices.
Egalitarians will shudder at the suggestion, but the wealth gap in America is much more likely to be the result of disparities in innate intelligence, perseverance and good judgment than it is the result of a rigged system. But this conclusion feels like kicking someone when he is down and liberals, regardless of its truth, cannot abide it. Instead, they demagogue the issue by telling poor people that conservatives think they're stupid and lazy.
Even if leftists did believe that wealth disparities were due to something other than the abuses of the rich, they could not afford to admit it. That's because once they admitted it they would have to admit that they are powerless to do anything about it.¹ And liberals will never admit that there exists a social problem that they cannot fix merely through the sheer power and force of their superior intellecct.
Postscript: In anticipation of left wing charges of heartlessness and snobbery, let me say that not all poor people are unintelligent and irresponsible. Some poor people are poor through no fault of their own. These, however, I think are in the minority.
¹ If the causes of wealth inequality are due mostly to personal characteristics such as intelligence, ambition and judgment, the left cannot do anything about it other than nakedly confiscate the wealth of the rich and redistribute it to the non-rich. In other words, it must support the Marxist mission: "From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs."


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The well-known Japanese graphic artist, Shinzi Katoh, is developing designs for both Betty Boop™ and Popeye®, which will be licensed for products in Japan and subsequently by King Features and its agents throughout the world. King Features is the worldwide licensor for Popeye and, working closely with Fleischer Studios, worldwide exclusive licensing agent for Betty Boop.
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A moving, lyrical, eye-opening look at the true nature of intimacy among men.
The L.A. riots had an indelible effect upon the city of Los Angeles, upon the wider debate in this country about race, and especially -- in the pages of this wonderful memoir -- on ten weekend basketball players. After the riots, and once he'd fled his mid-city home for the relative safety of suburban Santa Monica, Alan Eisenstock at last found himself with a driveway that was big enough… (more)
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GLENDALE, AZ - JANUARY 03: (R-L) Quarterback Aaron Rodgers #12 and Ryan Grant #25 of the Green Bay Packers walk through the tunnel before taking on the Arizona Cardinals during the NFL game at the Universtity of Phoenix Stadium on January 3, 2010 in Glendale, Arizona. The Packers defeated the Cardinals 33-7. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Away from the football field, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is as dedicated to the fight against cancer as any professional athlete can be. Its the biggest reason that Rodgers was upset with the piece that CBS news magazine "60 Minutes" ran on him two weeks ago, as it chose to leave out his work with the MACC -- Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer -- Fund. Rodgers is currently sporting a mustache in support of Movember, an annual November event that aims to raise awareness of prostate cancer. And recently, Rodgers again showed his charitable side when he spent a day hanging out with Maggie, a 10-year-old Packers fan who battled cancer during her infancy. In the video, Rodgers and Maggie are shown jumping on a trampoline, playing basketball and soccer and even teaming up on the keyboard. Its a series of very nice moments from Rodgers, who has seen his public image questioned somewhat -- really for the first time in his career -- after the fallout from the "60 Minutes" pi...
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Culpable violation of the Charter
The ongoing impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona brings to the fore a parallel situation where all the justices of the Supreme Court may possibly be impeached for culpable violation of the Constitution.
Sometime in 2004, a group of lawyers filed before the Supreme Court a petition assailing the constitutionality and legality of the implementation by the legislative and executive departments of the Priority Development Assistance Fund outlay ("pork barrel") in the General Appropriations Act for 2004. The petition specifically sought a judicial annulment of the implementation on constitutional grounds. It was given due course and submitted for decision in 2006. It has been pending since then and remains unresolved to date.
The pendency of the petition from 2006 to 2012, or a period of six years, is way beyond the reglamentary period of 24 months within which the Supreme Court must decide cases from date of submission as mandated under Sec. 15 (1), Article VIII of the 1987 Constitution. The unexplained failure of the Court to decide the petition within the 24-month period is a clear violation of the Constitution.
The 1987 Constitution, specifically Section 15 (3) of Article VIII thereof, further enjoins that "[u]pon the expiration of the corresponding period, a certification to this effect signed by the Chief Justice or the presiding judge shall forthwith be issued and a copy thereof attached to the record of the case or matter, and served upon the parties. The certification shall state why a decision or resolution has not been rendered or issued within said period." (emphasis mine) This mandatory provision has not been complied with at all. The required "certification" has not been issued "forthwith" or at any time thereafter by the Chief Justice.
What is more, "[d]espite the expiration of the applicable mandatory period, the court, without prejudice to such responsibility as may have been incurred in consequence thereof, shall decide or resolve the case or matter submitted thereto for determination, without further delay." (Section 15 [4], Article VIII, 1987 Constitution; emphasis mine) No such decision has been rendered to date.
Sad to say, the inexplicable delay, nay, inaction of the Court in deciding the petition does violence to the constitutionally guaranteed right of the petitioners to a "speedy disposition" of their case. (Sec. 16, Art. III, 1987 Constitution)
It is lamentable that the cited mandatory provisions of the Constitution seem to be more honored in their breach, with impunity, than in their observance and are, thus, reduced to meaningless dead letter.
Now, I am constrained to ask: Are not all the justices of the Supreme Court impeachable for culpable violation of the Constitution? Should this happen, would not a vacuum in the judiciary be created that is destructive of the very framework of our government?
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Although there is little chance of intensifying into a cyclone, the LPA will affect the regions of Eastern and Central Visayas, Caraga and Davao, the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration said.
These areas will experience cloudy skies with moderate to occasionally heavy rainshowers and thunderstorms which may trigger flashfloods and landslides, it said.
The Bicol Region, the rest of Visayas and of Mindanao will be cloudy with light to moderate rainshowers or thunderstorms.
As of 4 a.m., the LPA was spotted 475 kilometers east of Hinatuan City.
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Metro Manila also experienced its hottest temperature for the year at 34.6 degrees Celsius at 3 p.m. on Wednesday.
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WILDERS: Plan now for butterfly garden
Next month, the San Diego Botanical Garden in Encinitas offers a great workshop on butterfly gardening for San Diego County. It takes place from 6 to 9 p.m. Nov. 4 with Paul Tuskes, known nationally for his study of butterflies and moths. Cost: members $25, nonmembers $30. Some starter plants will be provided. Registration required by Nov. 1. Contact Becky Reeb at 760-436-3036, ext. 224, or at www.sdbgarden.org/classes.htm.
Also of interest is an upcoming Koi Pond and Garden Tour, sponsored by the Koi Club of San Diego, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 30. The self-guided tour includes eight ponds between Carlsbad and Del Mar. Visit their website to learn how to obtain a ticket: www.koiclubsandiego.org.
Tineke Wilders is a freelance garden columnist. Questions: email@example.com.