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On July 18, HUD released a proposed rule to refine the fair housing elements of the existing planning process that recipients of HUD funds – states, local governments, insular areas, and public housing agencies (Program Participants) – already undertake. To aid Program Participants, HUD will provide local and regional data to allow Program Participants (i) to evaluate patterns of integration and segregation in their area, (ii) to identify disparities in access to community assets by members of protected classes, (iii) to locate racial and ethnic concentrations of poverty, and disproportionate housing needs based on protected class; (iv) to uncover areas for improvement in their fair housing programs; and (v) to develop the tools, strategies, and priorities to respond to problems identified by the data.
The proposed rule also (i) defines "affirmatively furthering fair housing" to clarify that the phrase requires proactive steps to foster more inclusive communities and greater access to community assets for all groups protected by the Fair Housing Act; (ii) refines current Analysis of Impediment requirements; (iii) requires Program Participants to incorporate fair housing planning in existing planning processes, such as the consolidated plan and PHA Annual Plan; and (iv) encourages Program Participants to take regional approaches to address fair housing issues.
In a speech earlier in the week in which he previewed the proposed rule, HUD Secretary Donovan also promised increased enforcement of the Fair Housing Act, stating: "I want to send a message to all those outside these doors. There are no stones we won't turn. There are no places we won't go. And there are no complaints we won't explore in order to eliminate housing discrimination. Period. . . . HUD is enhancing its enforcement techniques by initiating investigations on our own without waiting for individuals to file complaints. We have more than tripled the number of Secretary-initiated complaints that we have filed since 2008."
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Judge dismisses case against ATF agent in USVI
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico A U.S. federal agent accused of killing his neighbor walked out of a U.S. Virgin Islands courtroom a free man Thursday after a judge threw out the case on a technicality that caught many by surprise.
William Clark, an agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, was charged with second-degree murder and voluntary manslaughter after the fatal shooting of Marcus Sukow on Sept. 7, 2008.
Clark, a 35-year-old agent from Rochester, New York, had intervened in a domestic dispute between two neighbors, Sukow and his girlfriend, Margie Duncan.
U.S. law enforcement officials, including the FBI, had requested the charges be dropped and warned that the case has had a chilling effect on federal agents in the U.S. territory worried about liability in responding to crimes. A U.S. federal investigation of the shooting found that it was justified.
Judge Edgar Ross dismissed the case with prejudice, meaning his ruling cannot be appealed. The trial had begun Monday.
Defense attorney Mark Schamel said the case was dismissed on a technicality: that proper procedure was not followed in identifying Sukow's body to the medical examiner.
"Regardless of the basis for the decision, the outcome was the right one," Schamel said. The attorney general of the Virgin Islands owes William Clark and the people of the Virgin Islands an apology."
The prosecutors in the case declined a request for comment through the island's Justice Department spokeswoman, Sara Lezama.
"The government is reviewing Judge Ross' decision to determine its next course of action," Lezama said, declining further comment.
Rachel Morrison, a laywer for Sukow's family, said his parents and 17-year-old daughter were shocked and devastated.
"It was very unusual for the judge to take it out of the jury's hands," Morrison said. "(Sukow) certainly was not perfect. He certainly displayed really bad behavior, but we don't believe he deserved to be judged and executed without due process."
U.S. Virgin Islands Attorney General Vincent Frazer said in a statement that the judge dismissed the case because prosecutors did not prove Sukow's body was the same one presented to the medical examiner.
Frazer said the judge excluded the pertinent documents from evidence, a move that allowed for a dismissal that he called unprecedented and disappointing.
"We respectfully disagree with the Judge's ruling," Frazer said. "We stand by the position that the outcome of this case should have been decided by a jury of Virgin Islands residents, not by a single judge."
Only six witnesses testified before the case was dismissed, including Duncan, who denied she was in an abusive relationship and maintained that she never asked Clark for help the day of the shooting.
She said she and Sukow had gone to an Irish pub for brunch that day, and that he wanted to talk about getting married after they returned to her St. Thomas apartment.
She said she was not interested in the conversation and left to get the morning paper to avoid an argument.
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This Cola Red bar chair from the Manhattan range is inspired by retro American diner seating from the 1950s for a unique and authentic look. It features hand-finished studded seat backs and strong, chrome-plated rings and legs. Designed for maximum comfort, the seat pad is made from thick, high quality memory foam for extra support.
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When I first started having children and planning nurseries, it didn't occur to me to look for design ideas outside large chain stores. Things are a lot different now that I've just had my fourth child. I realize there is so much more out there when it comes to designing a nursery and that it doesn't have to be cookie-cutter. In fact, it's best if it isn't!
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Round 2, Pick 11 (43): Johnthan Banks/CB/Mississippi State. Star Impact: ✪✪✪½
Converted safety, has played inside and outside at corner. Great length and physicality; possesses the longest arms of any cornerback in the draft. Also one of the lowest vertical jumps recorded amongst corners at the combine. Stock slipped due to subpar 4.6-forty time. Has the ability to mirror Darrelle Revis much like Antonio Cromartie did in New York. He will push Eric Wright for the starting job.
Round 3, Pick 11 (73): Mike Glennon/QB/North Carolina State. Star Impact: ✪✪½
Cement-footed quarterback with a rocket-launcher arm. Faulty under pressure, completed just 56% of his passes on third down. Sat behind Russell Wilson for three seasons and now looks to follow in his footsteps once again, as a third round quarterback selection entering a team with uncertainty surrounding the quarterback position and a head coach who had an itchy trigger finger dating back to his days at Rutgers.
Round 4, Pick 3 (100) (From OAK): Akeem Spence/DT/Illinois. Star Impact: ✪✪✪
Holds point of attack well and is quick to rid blockers and get to the ball carrier—accumulated 141 tackles the past two seasons as a starter. Does not possess pass-rush ability, just 3½ career sacks. Should serve as a nice rotational piece and eventual starter. Buccaneers general manger Mark Dominik has stated publicly that he fully expects him to be the starting nose tackle this season.
Round 4, Pick 29 (126) (From NE): William Gholston/DE/Michigan St. Star Impact: ✪✪
Looks the part but inconsistency problems and lack of pass-rush technique puts his talent level on par with his cousin Vernon Gholston. Suffered torn labrum in left shoulder in 2010. Was suspended for one game when he punched Taylor Lewan and twisted Denard Robinson by the facemask during their rivalry game against Michigan. Greg Schiano is a discliplinarion and may be one of the few coaches who can maximize his potential. But will he buy in? That will be something to monitor in training camp. The Bucs acquired this pick in exchange for Aqib Talib.
Round 5, Pick 14 (147): Steven Means/DE/Buffalo. Star Impact: ✪✪½
Athletic, four-year starter who plays angry. Shows ability to drop back in coverage. Has played defensive end in 3-4 and 4-3; had three defensive coordinators during college career. Blocked three kicks on special teams this past season. Combine snub—impressive pro day boosted his draft stock. Is expected to play linebacker with Tampa Bay wand will compete with Jonathan Casillas for the starting strong side spot after the team released Quincy Black during the offseason.
Round 6, Pick 21 (189) (From MIN): Mike James/RB/Miami. Star Impact: ✪✪
Has played both running back and fullback. Reliable pass blocker. Straight line runner who keeps it between the tackles. Averaged over 11 yards per reception on 30 catches as a senior. Rushing average tends to dip in the fourth quarter. Not much wiggle. Slow. Currently slated to backup Doug Martin on the depth chart.
UDFA Watch (O):Montel Harris/RB/Temple. All-time leading rusher in Boston College history.
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Italian Chicken Spaghetti
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|12 Ounce (Semolina, 1 Package)
|Boneless skinless chicken breasts
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|Canned crushed tomatoes in puree
|28 Ounce (Italian-Style Or Plain, 1 Can)
|2 Ounce (1 Jar)
|Chopped green bell pepper
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chopped celery
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|Sliced fresh mushrooms
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|Chopped onion
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Canned sliced ripe olives
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|Dry spaghetti sauce seasoning
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|Grated low fat cheddar cheese
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Cook spaghetti until al dente; drain.
At the same time, cut chicken into 1-inch cubes; cook chicken in a small amount of water until no longer pink in the center.
In a large pot, combine chicken with remaining ingredients except cheese.
Bring mixture to a boil; reduce heat.
Simmer for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Add cooked spaghetti to sauce.
Cool and freeze in 16-cup container; tape 1-quart bag with cheese to container.
To prepare for serving, thaw cheese and spaghetti.
Bake spaghetti in a preheated 325° oven for 40 minutes.
Top spaghetti with cheese; return spaghetti to oven for 5 minutes or until cheese melts.
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Mackenzie Zippay
I received my PhD from UCSB in 2009. As a graduate student in the Hofmann Lab, I was interested in the physiological tolerances of climate change on species distribution, specifically early life history stages of marine invertebrates. My research focused on measuring the impact of ocean acidification and elevated temperatures on larval marine snails. The decrease in oceanic pH has already begun to negatively impact calcifying species by decreasing the availability of calcium carbonate, making it more difficult for them to precipitate a "hard" shell. In laboratory experiments designed to mimic seawater chemistry in future oceans, we examined the effects of elevated CO2 on larvae of two marine snails, Nucella ostrina and Haliotis rufescens. Larvae from red abalone, H. rufescens, are an ideal biological indicator for environmental perturbations because the larvae develop in the water column and are exposed to environmental conditions. Nucella, on the other hand, are intertidal snails that lay egg capsules on rocks. During low tides, these egg capsules, which contain the developing embryos, are exposed to air and thus become biological living sensors of stressful thermal conditions. Following development under conditions of ocean acidification, we measured larval thermal tolerance, shell integrity and shell formation.
I am currently a postdoctoral scholar in the Oceans and Human Health program (NOAA) in the Department of Marine Biomedicine and Environmental Sciences at the Medical University of South Carolina with Dr. Fran Van Dolah. Her research focuses on the functional genomics of toxic dinoflagellates and their impacts on marine animals and humans. One of my projects in Dr. Van Dolah's lab will be investigating the effects of climate change (temperature and ocean acidification) on the growth and toxicity of Karenia brevis, the dinoflagellate responsible for Florida red tides.
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Zippay, M.L. and G.E. Hofmann (2010) Physiological tolerances across latitudes: thermal sensitivity of larval marine snails (Nucella spp.). Marine Biology 157: 707-714
Zippay, M.L. and G.E. Hofmann (2010) Effect of pH on gene expression and thermal tolerance of early life history stages of red abalone (Haliotis rufescens). Journal of Shellfish Research 29: 429-439


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Guyer, Argyle Season Highlights
Denton Record-Chronicle HIGH SCHOOLS Friday, December 20, 2013 7B Guyer Wildcats (13-2) Cedar Hill 38, Guyer 28 Guyer looked overmatched early by defending 5A Division II runner-up Cedar Hill as the Wildcats trailed 24-7 at halftime. But in the second half, Guyer came back and was within a field goal with a few minutes to play as wideout Alex Honey had four catches for 98 yards. Guyer season highlights Argyle Eagles (15-0) Argyle 38, Abilene Wylie 0 Gage McCook's interception capped a dominant performance by Argyle's defense. The Eagles forced six turnovers in the game and avenged one of Argyle's two losses in 2012. Argyle wide receiver Ian Sadler hauled in seven catches for 117 yards and two touchdowns. Honey McCook Coll. Heritage 1, Guyer 0 Jerrod Heard threw two touchdown passes to beat Colleyville Heritage 35-14 hours after the Wildcats attended the funeral of teammate Nate Maki, who was killed the previous weekend. The game was later forfeited after Guyer self-reported use of an ineligible player. Argyle 44, FW Nolan 21 Senior defensive tackle Micah Capra anchored Argyle's defensive line all year, and against Nolan, he tallied a team-high 10 tackles and a tackle for loss. The Eagles scored the game's first 34 points. Nolan won the TAPPS Division I state title for the third straight year. Maki Capra Guyer 38, FM Marcus 17 In what was billed as a battle in the trenches, Guyer dominated Flower Mound Marcus up front, racking up 517 rushing yards. Senior guard Hunter Krastin led the way up front as one of two members of an injury-ravaged offensive line to start every game this season. Argyle 53, Paris 7 Reese Thompson's 57-yard kickoff return for a touchdown capped a dominant half of football. Argyle led Paris at halftime 53-0 behind Thompson's touchdown and five total touchdowns by Ian Sadler. The Eagles also tacked on two safeties in the rout at home. Krastin Another state semifinal thriller Once again, the Wildcats gave their fans a coronary in a state semifinal game. Now 3-2 in semifinals, Guyer's three wins have come in the final minute in comeback fashion. Against Highland Park, Jerrod Heard scored two touchdowns in the final four minutes to win. Thompson Guyer 41, Azle 10 In a game that saw some turnovers from Guyer's offense, the Wildcats relied on their defense to come through and linebacker Demontrie Taylor responded in a big way. Taylor racked up 11 tackles, three sacks and five tackles behind the line of scrimmage. Argyle 45, Kennedale 7 Kansas State-bound linebacker Sam Sizelove came up with significant plays on both sides of the ball in a game where quarterback Brandon Boyzuick suffered a foot injury. Sizelove hauled in a 38-yard touchdown pass. On defense, he racked up 15 tackles and three tackles for loss. Taylor Sizelove Guyer 66, Denton 7 Guyer racked up another blowout win over its crosstown rival. Starting wide receiver/backup quarterback David Haynes had a big night with a touchdown reception from Jerrod Heard, 24 passing yards and 82 rushing yards on eight carries with a touchdown. Argyle 52, Wil.-Hutchins 12 Senior defensive back Colten Katzen came up with one of Argyle's six forced turnovers in a game that saw Argyle take a 52-0 lead midway through the third quarter. Katzen had one of the team's four interceptions in the game that also saw Argyle recover two fumbles. Haynes Katzen Guyer 34, TC Nelson 14 Led by safety Jordan Wallace, the Guyer secondary was up to an unexpected passing challenge from the Bobcats. The junior had eight tackles in the game, while holding Nelson to 166 total yards. He added two pass breakups and a tackle behind the line of scrimmage Argyle 66, Dallas Madison 7 Argyle's offense continued rolling through its nondistrict opponents in another blowout win. Backup quarterback Cooper Rodgers relieved starter Brandon Boyzuick and went 6-for-9 while throwing for 134 yards and two touchdown passes to Ian Sadler. Wallace Rodgers Guyer 66, Lake Dallas 3 Guyer overmatched the Falcons with possibly its most dominant defensive outing in program history. The Wildcats held Lake Dallas to 95 total yards with a big boost from defensive end Thomas Ferguson. He finished with 13 tackles, nine tackles for loss and three sacks. Argyle 65, Carr. Ranchview 9 Remembering a teammate Hours after attending the funeral service for teammate Nate Maki, who was killed the previous weekend, the Wildcats took the field against Colleyville Heritage. Captains carried Maki's jersey to the opening coin toss on a night full of emotion. Argyle opened District 10-3A with a dismantling of Carrollton Ranchview. Brandon Boyzuick went 8-for-15 for 210 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Eagles to their seventh straight win of the season and their 20th straight district victory. Ferguson Boyzuick Guyer 56, WF Rider 30 Guyer was shut out for the first quarter of the default District 5-4A title game but roared back in the second quarter, beginning with a 36-yard screen pass to Anthony Taylor for a touchdown. The running back added two more rushing TDs while racking up 97 rushing yards on 13 carries. Taylor Argyle season highlights Argyle 53, Frisco Lone Star 7 Senior Connor Wilson, who has committed to Texas Tech, notched a safety, eight tackles and a tackle for loss against the Rangers. Junior running back Nick Ralston carried the ball 12 times for 126 yards and four touchdowns. Wilson Guyer 49, Wichita Falls 3 Guyer thoroughly dominated a Wichita Falls team that played into the fourth round of the playoffs. The Wildcats held Wichita Falls to 128 total yards, including 23 yards on 23 carries. Linebacker Marcel Thomas finished with seven tackles and two behind the line of scrimmage. Argyle 59, Aubrey 8 After Sam Sizelove went down with a seasonending knee injury against Aubrey, sophomore linebacker Taylor Sweatt stepped up and notched a team-high 15 tackles against the Chaparrals and had a 3-yard rushing touchdown in the lopsided win. Thomas Sweatt Guyer 70, FW Brewer 7 Jerod Fritsch and his teammates on the offensive line made offensive football look easy against the overmatched Bears. Guyer had its first 70-point output in team history with the help of 589 yards, including 450 on the ground. Five different Wildcats scored rushing TDs. Argyle 63, Celina 13 Colton Hinnrichs and Micah Capra each notched 10 tackles and three tackles for loss as Argyle finished an undefeated regular season with a 50-point rout of Celina to cap the team's 10-3A schedule. Ian Sadler and Nick Ralston each had four touchdowns. Fritsch Hinnrichs Guyer 69, Saginaw 7 After an early turnover killed a Guyer scoring drive, junior defensive end Derek Watson returned the favor by returning an interception 8 yards for a touchdown, getting Guyer on the scoreboard and opening the flood gates to a 410 halftime lead in Guyer's playoff opener. Argyle 57, Krum 12 Argyle kicker Cole Hedlund made history in Argyle's 3A Division II bi-district round win. Hedlund knocked down five field goals to break the state and national record for the most career field goals made. Argyle's defense held Krum to 136 total yards. Another perfect district run Argyle's 63-13 victory against Celina capped Argyle's perfect regular season and the Eagles' District 10-3A title run. Argyle has won 23 consecutive district contests, a streak that stretches all the way back to the 2008 season. Watson Hedlund Guyer 42, Waco 13 After an early 7-0 deficit, Breedlove brought Guyer momentum when he gave the Wildcats their first lead on a 28-yard punt return for a touchdown. His next one, a 97-yard punt return score, opened the second-half scoring. He also rushed for 150 yards and a score. Argyle 55, Melissa 27 Argyle running back Nick Ralston ran all over the Cardinals in a rematch of last year's area-round playoff win. Ralston carried the ball 28 times for a staggering 365 yards and five touchdowns. The junior set the school record in both categories. Breedlove Ralston Guyer 63, Amarillo 21 Amarillo was forced to punt on the game's opening possession, and sophomore linebacker Michael Carrillo returned it 42 yards for the game's opening score. He also had seven tackles with three behind the line of scrimmage and recovered a fumble. Argyle 45, Gilmer 38 In the fourth straight playoff meeting between two of the state's best teams, Argyle avenged last season's playoff defeat to Gilmer behind the efforts of Ian Sadler. The Texas Tech-bound senior carried the ball 28 times for 182 yards and finished with five touchdowns. Carrillo Sadler Guyer 53, Birdville 28 Guyer quarterback and Texas pledge Jerrod Heard was dominant on the ground (212 yards and two touchdowns on 20 carries) and through the air, as he finished 11-for-14 for 135 yards and a score after going 10-for-11 in the first half in the 4A Division I Region I final. Argyle 42, Gladewater 8 Defensive lineman Reagan Page was a huge reason why Argyle jumped out to a 42-0 lead in the 3A Division II Region II final. Page racked up 15 tackles, and Colton Hinnrichs had 16 tackles, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. 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As I left again for my fifth trip to Haiti earlier this year, I expected to see the familiar sights — rubble, devastation, chaos, hungry faces, lots of dust.
When I arrived?
Well, the dust was still there.
It had been six months since my last trip to Haiti, and there was a noticeable difference. Much of the rubble created by the January, 2010 earthquake was finally out of the streets; devastation was far less noticeable.
And the chaos that once seemed devoted simply to survival had transformed into the fast pace of people trying to make a few dollars a day.
The plane ride down had been full of Americans heading to help people in Haiti, and after we landed I saw that the impact of the generosity of the American people, among others, was finally evident. For the first time in all my travels to Haiti, I saw something I never expected – a real difference being made.
I was reminded, too, that we must all never forget our neighbor, Haiti, which continues to be one of the poorest countries in the world.
But we are making a difference.
There are orphanages everywhere in Haiti.
Many are full of children who lost parents and other family when 316,000 Haitians died in the quake.
But many of the children in Haiti's orphanages have parents who simply can't afford to care for them. The thinking is that the kids will be treated better – or at least eat regularly – in the orphanages. Parents promise to return, and many don't keep that promise.
But as our group of 60 Americans started our project – to build five playgrounds in the Port-au-Prince area – I saw an orphanage I wasn't prepared for.
It was called Good Rest Orphanage, located in Croix de Bouguettes, and as we began to work there we learned the residents included 80 children and zero adults.
An orphanage with no adults? No supervision? No legal structures or governmental involvement?
The older children would take care of the younger children. They would get each other up, some would help get each others uniforms on for school. Some would stay with the younger children through the day and care for them.
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There will be plenty of exciting Mid-South Conference basketball played at St. Catharine College over the next few days as some of the league's better teams will visit Lourdes Hall.
The stars must have been aligned right for St. Catharine College athletic director Mike Doig. Upon taking the job at SCC last July, Doig set one of his main priorities as the expansion of the athletic offerings, including a track & field program and cross country. But finding a coach to start a program from scratch would no doubt be a formidable task.
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Many families may have been caught unprepared by the recent ice storm. During an extended power outage, questions do arise about food safety and because of food being unsafe there may also be the issue of food shortage. When our lives begin to return to normal, families should consider working together as a team to be prepared for any future natural disaster. Helping to plan the food and meals for emergency situations would be a great project for the children in the family to help with.
It was a storm that caused more power outages than Kentucky has ever seen, and nearly 700,000 homes were without electricity as a result of last Tuesday's ice and snow storm that slammed the commonwealth.
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Gov. Steve Beshear asked President Barack Obama to declare a major disaster for the commonwealth of Kentucky, following the devastating winter storm that has paralyzed parts of the state and left hundreds of thousands of Kentuckians without electricity, water and heat.
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If the original chain plates only attached to the deck, then the bulkhead may not be structural, but the boat can't be all that big, and is poorly designed IMHO. If the chain plates had been attached to the bulkhead by the manufacturer, they would have to be structural. It is a pretty stupid idea to attach chainplates to the "lid" of a box rather than the bottom of the box. If there's a problem with the hull-deck join, the chainplates fail by default.
I'd note that you never said the chainplates had been modified and that the attachment to the bulkhead was done by the previous owner. Having chainplates attached to a bulkhead is a pretty standard thing and it is very unusual to have them only attached to the cabintop. Must be a pretty small POS boat to have them that way.
I confirmed with the group that the bulkheads were never glassed in only screwed in like I said. But the headboard attached to the horizontal compression post and the original chainplates attached to part of the headboard/compression post and part of the bulkhead. Its a Coronado 25 KIT boat that was built for racing from the start nothing special by most peoples standards. allot of modifications were put into it its been down the west coast and back a few times. I think it went to Hawaii which is where i wanna take it.
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BLAKELY -- Mr. Calvin Walker Schramm, 85, of Edison, GA, died Saturday evening at his residence following a lengthy illness. His funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 10:30 AM, Dec. 12, 2012 in the Edison United Methodist Church with Rev. Ed Thomas and Dr. Hugh Davis officiating, followed by a graveside service at Cedar Hill Cemetery in Dawson. The family will receive friends at Manry Jordan Hodges Funeral Home in Blakely on Tuesday evening from 6 until 8 PM.
Mr. Schramm was born September 18, 1927 in Graves, GA to the late John Mercer Schramm and Flora Dell Walker Schramm. He was a graduate of Graves High School and received a basketball scholarship to attend Mercer University. Mr. Schramm worked as the resident engineer for the Georgia Department of Transportation for 34 years. In recognition of his many years of dedication and accomplishment at the GA DOT, State Road 216 from the intersection with SR 37 in Edison to the Randolph County Line is named Calvin W. Schramm Highway. After his retirement from the DOT, Mr. Schramm was warden of the Calhoun County Correctional Institute for five years.
Mr. Schramm resided in Edison, GA for most of his adult life. He attended church at Edison United Methodist (formerly First United Methodist) and served as Sunday School Superintendent there for many years. Mr. Schramm taught Sunday School and preached as a formally trained Lay Speaker of the UMC.
Mr. Schramm was very civic minded and through the Lions Club of Edison helped produce the annual King Cotton Horse Show for over twenty years. First elected to the Calhoun County Board of Commissioners in 1986, he served as a County Commissioner for a total of 14 years, including six as chairman of the board. At the time of his death, the Honorable Calvin W. Schramm held the office of Vice Chairman of the Board of Commissioners. Mr. Schramm was also renowned for the many social fish fries he held in support of numerous causes dear to his heart.
Mr. Schramm was an active member of the Reuben Jones 388 and Arlington 249 Masonic Lodge and the Blakely Chapter 282 Order of the Eastern Star. In the course of over fifty years of involvement with the Masons, Mr. Schramm held the offices of Worshipful Master and Assistant to the State Custodian of Records among many others. He was the current Treasurer of the Reuben Jones Lodge and Chaplain of Arlington. In over twenty years of involvement in the Eastern Star, he was Past Worthy Patron, and in the Grand Chapter of Georgia OES, Past Grand Chapter Father. At the time of his death, Mr. Schramm served as Worthy Patron of Blakely.
Mr. Schramm enjoyed hunting and fishing and was both proud and humbled to receive an honorary lifetime membership to the Cordrays Mill Plantation fishing club for his 80th birthday. A natural born story teller, Mr. Schramm was a witty raconteur who will long be remembered for his charm and sense of humor.
Mr. Schramm was preceded in death by his first wife of thirty-seven years, Pat Turner Schramm, in 1984; his son Jeffery Mercer Schramm in 1989; and all six of his brothers. He is survived by his second wife of twenty-seven years, Normadene (Dee) Spriggs Schramm; son Calvin Angle (Ang) Schramm of Eufaula, AL; daughter Melissa Schramm Burnett and son-in-law B. Tillman Burnett of Dallas, TX; grandson David Jeffrey Schramm (Julie) of Lawrenceville and granddaughter Rebekka Schramm Moorer (Dan) of Smyrna; step-sons Howard D. Spriggs (Carmen) of Ohio and James D. Spriggs (Gina) of West Virginia, and step-daughter Kimberly Lynn Stokes of Ohio. He will always be remembered by a total of seven grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren.
Active pallbearers are Willis DuVall Sr., Walt Ingram, Frank Miller, Wayne Parker, Howard D. Spriggs, James D. Spriggs, and Olin Thompson. Honorary pallbearers include Bobby Brooks, Ed Ellington, Dan Hammack, Neal Lowe, James Mincey, and Kenneth Ragan, in addition to all Masons and all members of the Eastern Star.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Masonic Children's Home in Macon, GA or Edison United Methodist Church.
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Blakely 229/723-3421


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Los Angeles Lakers All-Star guard Kobe Bryant has officially joined Twitter. After a test run using the @nikebasketball account on Christmas Day, Bryant unveiled his new @kobebryant handle at 9:13 a.m. PST Friday with the following tweet: "The antisocial has become social mambatweets" By 1:30 p.m., Bryant had already had over 250,000 followers. "I don't know if I have the time available to really give the fans the attention that they deserve," he said. Bryant has been active over the past year on Facebook, but said he appreciated how Twitter enabled him to interact with fans. "You're able to get a lot of great feedback about the game but also about the product as well what they thought, what they like, what they didn't like," he said. "It's the best way to gauge reaction."
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Dentists Buy Kids' Candy for the Troops
Here's a dentist with a heart of gold who doesn't want to put more gold fillings in kids' teeth than necessary.
Here's a dentist with a heart of gold who doesn't want to put more gold fillings in kids' teeth than necessary.
I wanted to share my Halloween photos with you. This is my cousin Shawn, my Uncle Mike and me! Hope you all had a good one too.
Well today is the day to dress up, eat candy, have fun with family and friends and wake up with a gut ache. Happy Halloween!
The hard workers at People magazine have created a list of each of the 50 states and identified which "ghost story" defines each state. And while I'm not completely convinced ghosts are real, I have no proof that they aren't real
It was so much fun to be a zombie at Zombie Laser Tag at the Hub in Missoula. I got the best idea to make the flesh wounds look real and only using household stuff, since I was on a budget.
Halloween is on a Friday this year, which is good news and bad news. Good news that trick-or-treaters can sleep in on Saturday, but bad news for law enforcement, as they attempt to keep adult party goers safe.
The roots of our spookiest holiday's traditions—from pumpkins to trick-or-treating—run deep, their origins reaching back thousands of years to pre-Christian pagan festivals and superstitions.
Normally I love not having any plans when starting a weekend. After running around all week I love to just throw a tennis ball in my back yard for my dog Koda, or possibly even cheer on my wife (Savannah) as she sings karaoke
When you think of the most haunted places in Montana, the first place that comes to mind is the Old Montana State Prison in Deer Lodge. Our local group of Ghost Hunters, set out on an investigation of the prison recently and what they found will frighten you.
With Halloween quickly approaching, a new study was done asking hundreds of people to name their biggest fears.
I think this competes with zombies, vampires and a wicked witch convention as a pretty solid reason.
I have decided to be a skeleton for Halloween and have made a very cool tutorial showing how I did the make-up. I wanted to be something age appropriate since I am taking my cousin trick or treating.


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This Chargers loss figured
"This game sums up our season," said tight end Antonio Gates, who watched from the sideline due to a foot injury. "I think about our season, I think about how our day went. We started off slow. Then we start playing. When we're playing well, there isn't a team in the National Football League that can beat us. But it's trying to put everything together to try to give ourselves a chance to prove (that)."
The 2010 campaign was captured with only minor difficulty by linebacker Shaun Phillips.
"What's the word I'm looking for?" Phillips said. "Inconsistent. It's inconsistency."
A team that will likely finish with the league's No.1 offense and No.1 defense could also finish with a .500 record. (As a point of reference, the previous four teams to accomplish that finished a combined 51-6 and won two Super Bowls.)
What the Chargers (8-7) thought was a wakeup call in the Dec. 5 loss to Oakland turned out instead to be a recurring nightmare. When they needed to continue to be at their best, they looked perhaps as shoddy as ever.
There were an abundance of dazed looks, "I don't knows" and red eyes in the locker room afterward. Opinions differed on what happened, with the harshest assessment coming, as it often does, from cornerback and captain Quentin Jammer.
"They outplayed us the entire game," Jammer said. "They played faster than us. They were more focused than us. Their defense outplayed our defense. Their offense outplayed our offense. The bottom line was, you could see it, they came out and played faster than we did.
"Lack of focus on everybody's part. That's the only way I can see it. I can't see it any other way. I've seen us come out and play football, and we didn't do it … I don't know how you lose focus on a game that has playoff implications. But we did."
Others didn't think that was the case.
"I can't say we weren't prepared, I can't say we weren't focused," McMichael said. "… We were playing for our season. We knew that. We had six more games to play. We knew we didn't have any room for a letdown. I just sensed it wasn't our day right from the beginning."
The Chargers got routed – worse than the final score indicated – by a team that might pick second in next year's draft. They gave up big plays, many of which allowed the Bengals (4-11) to convert eight of 14 third down tries. The offense could not sustain drives.
But the Bengals were allowed to control the game from the start.
Vincent Jackson dropped an exchange from Mike Tolbert on a reverse on the Chargers' first play from scrimmage. Jackson recovered the ball but did so 19 yards behind the line of scrimmage, at the 1. The Chargers punted two plays later, and Mike Scifres didn't get all of a kick into a strong wind.
The Bengals took over at the San Diego 32-yard line and scored on a five-play drive.


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Dakar 2013 - Official Event Coverage - thank you ALL TeamF5, lurkers and posters!
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What HRC plans is what all the Dakar bikes are doing, and have been doing... Going smaller and lighter.
KTM will replace their current platform next couple of years (possibly next) as it was one of the heavier bikes.
HRC will merely be following suit to match or fall under the BMW/u Husky and Yamaha scales.
I think the ASO may be enjoying a more technical race format and for riders where lighter becomes easier.
Remember back when Boxers and LC8's ruled the Dakar? Oh the good old days... But it looks like these times a changing.
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Perhaps it was their plan to build a new bike from the ground up for the dakar, but doing so would have meant they would miss this years race. So they threw together a different bike so that they could gain some experience this year.
I'm agreeing with this line. Honda has the know how, but the time is another story. There's plenty of aftermarket parts and they can easily assemble a win-capable bike. Even with good support and proven techs in the short span of time, the unforeseen and unplanned pops up easily.
Besides, I'm sure Honda smells a market. KTM created their 'Rallye Edition' for a new market if you will. I'm sure that with all the talk of a new bike (a 'CR450 Rallye'
) was probably already in the works in Japan by the time the HRC team hit Peru.
Actually I expect it to become more and more like Moto GP, different Manufacturers racing closer to the same spec. The Bultacos and one offs will become a dying breed..
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#1434: Foreign Accent Syndrome
Saturday, August 23, 2014
This week on Car Talk, a Massachusetts man begins speaking with a French accent after an accident. Thus we are introduced to Foreign Accent Syndrome, a neurological oddity which Tommy will be happy to explain, if he can ever stop laughing. Elsewhere, what goes in, must come out—unless "it" is a piece of the Berlin Wall, stuffed into the trunk of a BMW. A few thousand miles away, John is having the opposite problem—his Bronco's dipstick refuses to stay in. Also, should Julie fess up about her fender bender in the family van? And, Crystie dropped a nail into her gas tank, and is worried about an explosion. Her mechanic and the Chevy dealer refuse to take her seriously—and she thinks Tom and Ray will? Find out, this week on Car Talk.
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City council gains a "crazy" winter biker
Looks like Edmonton city council now includes one of those 'crazy winter bikers.' Ward 1 Coun. Andrew Knack has been biking to work from West Jasper Place since June. He kept going when the weather turned cold, and when the … Continue reading
Put money into school building, not unproven, ill-advised curriculum redesign
Veteran teacher speaks out about how to best spend education dollars (Editor's note: the author, a veteran teacher, has asked that his/her name be withheld due to concerns over repercussions at work). If Alberta Education is looking for a way … Continue reading
The public information hazards of flood mapping in Edmonton
I understand my question put drainage officials in a tough spot. During a late September committee meeting they mentioned they had identified 12 to 15 neighbourhoods at a high risk of flooding if/when Edmonton gets hit by a one in … Continue reading
Rec the West effort builds momentum
This "Rec the West" effort seems to have materialized out of nowhere. I wrote about this for Thursday's paper, and yesterday Jason Rumer, president of the Glastonbury Community League, wrote to assure me they will be packing city … Continue reading
Page views suggest "Save the Footbridge" fails to capture public imagination
On Nov. 3, I posted a letter from a Riverdale resident lobbying for Edmonton to reconsider and save the Cloverdale Footbridge from being replaced during Valley Line construction. I had been hearing from those who dearly love that bridge for … Continue reading
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Save the Cloverdale Footbridge: Dead issue or very much alive?
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Delta Zero: Downtown Edmonton's crime pocket
Last Friday, 50 per cent of violent crime in Edmonton occurred in downtown division. Of that, 50 per cent occurred in a zone known to police as Delta Zero, which includes the arena redevelopment district. Breaking that down further, 50 … Continue reading
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Private security expert David Hyde is calling for more oversight on the actions of private security staff after aboriginal elder Gary Moostoos was banned from Edmonton City Centre Mall. It's a provincial law that gives security guards the right to … Continue reading
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Morgan Keegan Loses Dismissal Bid in $8 Billion Fairfax Suit
March 16 (Bloomberg) -- Morgan Keegan, the brokerage being sold to Raymond James Financial Corp., lost its bid to be dismissed from an $8 billion lawsuit brought by Canadian insurer Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd.
Fairfax, in its 2006 lawsuit, accused investors of conspiring with analysts and researchers to spread false rumors and drive down Fairfax's stock price in a so-called bear raid.
New Jersey Superior Court Judge Stephan C. Hansbury in Morristown ruled today that there was more to the case than whether Morgan Keegan's analyst reports were free speech protected by the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment.
"There's more to this case than the statements made in a couple of reports," the judge said. "It seems to me an innocent truthful statement could be part of the conspiracy," he said.
The suit once included as defendants the hedge funds SAC Capital Advisors LP, Third Point LLC and Kynikos Associates LP. The remaining defendants, including New York hedge fund Exis Capital Management Inc., have argued the case doesn't have enough connection to New Jersey to allow Fairfax's anti-racketeering counts, which allow for tripling the $8 billion in claims. Toronto-based Fairfax brought other claims in the suit.
September Trial
Hansbury said he will schedule a trial for September. Bruce Collins, a lawyer for Morgan Keegan, told the judge he will file another motion before then to get his client dismissed. Collins declined to comment on the ruling after the hearing.
Fairfax, which owns stakes in Canadian and U.S. insurers, said in its complaint that the hedge funds coordinated with stock analysts so the funds could profit through short sales, selling borrowing shares in anticipation of making money by replacing them with cheaper shares after the price dropped.
The company's $8 billion damage claim is based on allegations that the hedge funds' actions depressed Fairfax's credit ratings, diminished its ability to make acquisitions and reduced the amount it could raise in debt and equity offerings, according to court papers.
On Jan. 17, Memphis, Tennessee-based Morgan Keegan asked Hansbury to dismiss it from the suit because the negative Fairfax reports by its analyst, John Gwynn, were protected speech. Collins argued Gwynn's reports were protected opinions and that Gwynn wasn't saying Fairfax engaged in fraud.
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"All he's saying is, 'I've got my estimates, you've got yours,'" Collins told Hansbury during the hearing.
Fairfax also said the hedge funds coaxed Gwynn into giving them his negative Fairfax reports before they were published. Morgan Keegan fired Gwynn in 2008 for disclosing research on Fairfax to selected clients before publication, the brokerage said at the time. He has since died.
Fairfax said Gwynn misrepresented the company's finances in his reports, including its reserves for claims.
"Morgan Keegan was part of this conspiracy," James Stricker, a lawyer for Fairfax, told Hansbury. "They fired John Gwynn for illegal tipping."
Christopher Brett Lawless, a former analyst at Fitch Group Inc. who was sued by Fairfax, also lost a bid to be dismissed on First Amendment grounds.
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I'm trying to find where I can download free, virus free, midi or wav music for my club website. I had one I had used in the past but lost it due to my pc crashing last year. Particularly looking for Man U theme but anything good will work.
I don't know of any sites anymore that offer free music that aren't against the law or full of virus's unfortunately. I use itunes just because I know what I'm getting or I try and find people I know with music and then we share that way. If I hear of anything I'll let you know.
Man U Theme is a great choice by the way
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Imitating royalty
Almost every young girl likes the idea of being a princess. Dozens of them in Henry County got that chance recently, at an inaugural Princess Parade.
Historical Jonesboro to evoke 'Tara' at 'Special-Tea'
As God as their witness, some local residents and Scarlett O'Hara fans will never go thirsty again. Or, at least for one day.
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MHA's theme for this year is "Addressing Mental Health before Stage 4," a reference to the current disparity in treatment and perception of brain health and other physical health issues, which often discourages people from seeking help for mental health conditions until they have reached a critical stage.
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does many things right and it has a great concept; Voyager comes across the ship she could have been had things gone a little differently at the start. They also throw in a great moral dilemma as Ransom's desire to get his crew home safe has led him to commit murder upon hundreds of alien beings. This is a great use of Voyager's premise and the best concept for an episode since... probably season 1 or 2.
So why only four stars? I have never liked how Ransom is portrayed, it makes me think of Don Corleone being played by Christopher Walken. Actually, that sounds pretty cool.
Nonetheless, that performance never worked for me and the whole episode his voice sounds like as if it was looped in post-production. Then there's the relationship between B'Elanna and Burke which I thought added little to the episode while making B'Elanna look a bit foolish. Maybe that will come into focus in the second part, I can't remember. The end also gets a bit technobabbleish with Kim shouting about the shields being at certain percentage points while B'Elanna and Tuvok discuss how power relays have been disconnected from the field emitter. The episode also feels a bit rushed, particularly towards the end.
While watching it I had some ideas of what I would have done differently (and yes, I did steal some of them from BSG's
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The 5" Konus is an excellent entry-level telescope. If you are in the UK you're going to have problems with Jupiter--for the next few years its orbit keeps it low to the horizon, so details will be hard to get. Saturn is moving into a rings-edge-on phase so we're going to lose a few years there too, unfortunately. With Mars you'll see polar caps and some dark markings on good night when Mars is fairly close (as right now). The person who said you'd see Olympus Mons was regrettably a tad over-enthusiastic. This is a 5" Konus not a 5" Takahashi, and even so, Olympus Mons--a big volcanic mountain on Mars--is an extremely difficult visual target.The more general answer to your question is that you can do a lifetime of observing with a 5" aperture, once you learn to appreciate its limits. If you like using a GermanEquatorial Mount, which is what came with your mount, then you could at some future point get a more stable set up (and less frustration hunting for things) by looking into a Vixen Great Polaris or Super Polaris. Otherwise at some point you might consider a Dobson configuration, but it won't track.
130mm is 130/25.4 = 5.1 inches.
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Solid game, but the online play isn't good. Has nothing to do with the game itself, there just aren't enough people playing to make it that much fun. A lot of the greatness of UT2004 on PC, for me, came from massive games, which just doesn't work with the console (can only have a limited number of players). However, it was well worth the $10 I spent on it (for a new copy).
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The Bombay high court on Wednesday directed Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital and BMC to file a reply in a public interest litigation (PIL) that has sought reopening of the children hospital in Parel at the earliest. The hospital was closed for renovation in 2009 and since then it has been functioning from a premises in the next compound.
The hospital informed a division bench of chief justice Mohit Shah and justice MS Sonak that as per an agreement, the corporation and Wadia's, who run the hospital, were to pay equally for running and maintenance of the hospital. However, since 2005-06 the civic body had stopped providing funds and hence the hospital was almost in a dilapidated condition and so children were being treated in a nearby premises.
The PIL was filed by rights activist Kamayani Mahabal, and it has alleged that the respondents had not taken any steps to take up the renovation work so far.
BMC, in its reply to a Right to Information Act query in August 2011, had confirmed that no permission had been sought to operate the hospital from the present location.
According to the petition, on May 15, 2009 the acting dean of the hospital issued a circular stating that on account of renovation (that was to start) services were being shifted to the maternity hospital in the next compound with immediate effect. The hospital has 34 paramedical, 123 medical and around 120 menial staff.
Mahabal's petition states that the hospital, being run exclusively for children, had lakhs of children being brought in and many being treated as indoor patients. According to her, two hospitals functioning from one premises is causing severe hardships and inconvenience to patients as it led to overcrowding.
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A Middlesboro man was arrested on Friday after being accused of possessing child pornography.
Claude Albert Robinson, 63, was arrested by Kentucky State Police Det. Tyson Lawson and charged with 20 counts of possession of matter portraying a sex performance by a minor and five counts of possession of matter portraying a sex performance by a minor.
According to the release, the arrest was the result of an ongoing Internet Crimes Against Children investigation by the KSP Electronic Crime Branch. Detectives began investigating in October 2013 after they discovered a suspect sharing images of child sexual exploitation online. The majority of the images depicted the sexual abuse of children who were less than 10 years of age.
Police said following the execution of a search warrant at Robinson's residence in the Middlesboro community, he was placed under arrest and transported to the Bell County Detention Center where he is currently being held on a $50,000 cash bond. A full forensic examination of the evidence is pending.
The investigation is ongoing by KSP Det. Josh Lawson.
In other police news, two people were arrested on methamphetamine charges Saturday. Delbert Lee Roark, 30, of Middlesboro, and Sherry Natasha Conley, 31, of Middlesboro, were both arrested by Middlesboro Police Department Officer Barry Cowan and charged with manufacturing methamphetamine.
According to the citation, Cowan pulled Conley's vehicle over north of the Walmart parking lot because her rear license was not illuminated. Roark was a passenger in the vehicle.
As the result of a search, Cowan allegedly found all the materials needed to manufacture methamphetamine. The items were bought at Walmart and Kroger, according to the citation. There was also an 8-month-old in the vehicle at the time of the traffic stop.
Conley and Roark were both lodged in the detention center and given $100,000 bonds, according to the detention center website.
Others recently arrested and include:
* Timmy Wayne Hembree, 33, of Middlesboro, first-degree trafficking a controlled substance;
* Lance Matthew Amburgey, 31, of Speedwell, Tenn., first-degree possession of a controlled substance (cocaine), possession of marijuana and operating a motor vehicle under the influence;
* Ronald Keith Estes, 51, of Edmonton, first-degree possession of a controlled substance (methamphetamine), possession of drug paraphernalia, speeding 17 mph over the limit, operating a motor vehicle under the influence, failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance, improper display of registration plates;
* James Edward Lewis, 31, of Fourmile, second-degree trafficking a controlled substance, second-degree possession of a controlled substance, failure to wear a seat belt, operating a motor vehicle under the influence, careless driving, prescription controlled substance not in original container.
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Comparable in importance to Mikhail Bakhtin, Lydia Ginzburg distinguished herself among Soviet literary critics through her investigation of the social and historical elements that relate verbal art to life in a particular culture. Her work speaks directly to those Western critics who may find that deconstructionist and psychoanalytical strategies by themselves are incapable of addressing the full meaning of literature. Here, in her first book to be translated into English, Ginzburg examines the reciprocal relationship between literature and life by exploring the development of the image of personality as both an aesthetic and social phenomenon. Showing that the boundary between traditional literary genres and other kinds of writing is a historically variable one, Ginzburg discusses a wide range of Western texts from the eighteenth century onward--including familiar letters and other historical and social documents, autobiographies such as the Memoires of Saint-Simon, Rousseau's Confessions, and Herzen's My Past and Thoughts, and the novels of Stendhal, Flaubert, Turgenev, and Tolstoi. A major portion of the study is devoted to Tolstoi's contribution to the literary investigation of personality, especially in his epic panorama of Russian life, War and Peace, and in Anna Karenina.
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