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Michael Hirsh writes a lengthy piece on Hillary Clinton, confirming that she's not much of a secretary of state. But then we knew that from the results of her handiwork — an unratifiable START treaty, a wrecked relationship with Israel, offended European allies, a Middle East "peace process" that has succeeded only in encouraging Palestinian intransigence, a failed Syrian-engagement gambit, and a dead-end Iran policy. So it's not surprising that Hirsh focuses on her relationship with Obama — Starsky and Hutch! — and dwells on minutiae. After all, that's what Hillary does best. The duo's great accomplishment? Storming a meeting with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao at the ultimately meaningless Copenhagen global-warming conference. That's the best Hirsch can come up with.
It's hard to hide the problem, namely that she's really not up to the job. Hirsh writes:
"She has no real strategic vision," says an NSC official. "But she'll get done what she has to do. She's the good little Methodist girl. In the end she'll have her list of the nine or 10 things she has to do and check them off one by one."
Associates bridle at such condescension, and so do many White House officials, including General Jones. Clinton's former longtime policy chief, Neera Tanden, sees nothing to apologize for: "She definitely has lists. And she really feels a sense of obligation, duty, responsibility, as part of her general outlook; perhaps it is her Methodism. It's part of who she is." Clinton herself ridicules the criticism. "At the end of the day, have you solved the problem or haven't you? Have you crossed it off the list or haven't you?"
Hmm. Do you suppose "Thwart Iran's nuclear program" is on the list? What about "Reorient administration away from Israel"? That one gets a check mark.
Outside observers concede the obvious:
Clinton's and Obama's various policies do not yet add up to anything like a doctrine on America's place in the world. Much of the first year was about "rebuilding the brand, rebuilding political capital," says one official. And blaming George W. Bush for America's dire situation, of course. Now, however, fewer world leaders care about the mistakes made by the previous administration. Leslie Gelb, the former president of the Council on Foreign Relations, says he doesn't think Clinton is of the caliber of James Baker, the George H.W. Bush secretary of state who was perhaps the last real superstar in the job. "She's very smart," he says. "She understands all these issues. You can have a good discussion with her on almost any [subject]. But she doesn't pretend to be, nor is she, a strategist. When she goes to the National Security Council, she doesn't bring that to the table."
So what does she bring? It seems that Obama found the perfect errand girl for his bizarrely counterproductive strategy of cozying up to despots, shoving democracy promotion aside, dissing allies, and focusing on unilateral grand gestures — which suggests that no one in the administration has a workable strategy for promoting American interests and values. Obama imagines himself a great foreign-policy visionary, but the legacy he is creating is an America more estranged from allies and a Middle East on the tipping point of a deadly nuclear-arms race. Hillary might be just the enabler, but she'll share in that legacy, which for now promises to be the most dismal of any American president's since (maybe including) Jimmy Carter.


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In the interview list at the bottom of the page. Runs 15 minutes or so. Pretty good stuff at the end, as I referenced earlier.
In the interview list at the bottom of the page. Runs 15 minutes or so. Pretty good stuff at the end, as I referenced earlier.
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Sounds like George is carrying out some good work with the kids there.
I appreciated his comments on Pete's situation and also how to approach hitting against the elite in the game.
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The Aiken County Sheriffs Office is investigating a burglary that occurred early Friday that left a man injured.
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The victim, who was house-sitting for the homeowner, told officers he was lying on the couch when he heard a noise, according to the report. He went to the front door and a man wearing a mask rushed into the home.
The victim said he hit the man but that a second man came in behind the first and struck him in the head with a semi-automatic pistol, according to the report. One of the men then grabbed the victim and started to drag him around the home. They asked the victim where the money was, and the victim told him he didnt live in the home.
One of the suspects reportedly hit the victim in the face and took him into a back bedroom, telling him not to move or he would shoot him, according to the report.
The victim said he waited in the room until he heard the men leave, and that he saw a large car, possibly a Ford Crown Victoria, leaving the area, according to the report. The suspects reportedly made off with about $4,000 in electronics, including televisions, game consoles, a Blu-ray player and a cell phone.
The rest of the home appeared to have been rummaged through, according to the report. The victim suffered minor injuries to his lip and head, and declined EMS treatment.
No arrests had been made on Friday afternoon.
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Technology update
Jul 14, 2009
Laser pulse transforms metal grating into nanodot array
Metal nanodots are useful in many fields such as catalysis, environmental remediation, DNA detection and high-density data storage, to give just a few examples. Periodic arrays are required for certain applications and major fabrication methods include self-assembly-based wet chemical processes and lithography-based nanopatterning.
Wet chemical processes offer high throughput, but the nanoparticle component has to be biocompatible or water soluble. On the other hand, lithography tools such as electron beam lithography and focused ion beams allow well defined and well positioned nanodots, but are limited by low throughput and small patterning regions.
Melting induced fragmentation
To address these issues, researchers at Princeton University, US, have developed a novel and simple way of making periodic metal nanodot arrays over large areas. The group has dubbed its low-cost, high-throughput technique "melting induced fragmentation" (MIF).
First, the scientists use nanoimprint lithography (NIL) to pattern metal (gold) nanogratings on a substrate. Next, the team melts the linear structures with a single laser pulse, which fragments the gratings into arrays of round and periodic metal nanodots. The formation of the metal dot array is attributed to the Rayleigh instability in a narrow line of liquid.
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To further improve the periodicity of the nanodots, the researchers use pre-patterned substrates under the grating to regulate the fragmentation process. Pre-patterned shallow trenches perpendicular to the metal grating encourage the molten metal to flow into the trench/grating cross-points to minimize the system energy. As a result, the period of the nanodots in the direction of the original nanograting is determined by the period of the shallow trenches rather than the natural MIF, which leads to nanodot arrays with regular periodicity.
The method demonstrated by the Princeton group inherits the low-cost, high-throughput advantages of NIL. In addition, the thermal effect of a single 20 ns laser pulse on the substrate is negligible, which makes the MIF technique suitable for different support materials including plastics. The simple fabrication method could be extended to other metals and has a wide range of applications in areas such as magnetics, plasmonics, surface enhanced Raman scattering and other photonic devices.
The researchers presented their work in Nanotechnology.
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Dr Qiangfei Xia received his PhD in electrical engineering from Princeton University and is currently a research associate at Hewlett-Packard Labs in Palo Alto, CA. His research interests include nanoimprint lithography, nanofabrication and their applications in nanoscale devices and system integration. Dr Stephen Y Chou is the Joseph C Elgin Professor of engineering and head of the NanoStructure Laboratory at Princeton University. Dr Chou is a world leader, pioneer and inventor in a broad range of nanotechnologies, among which are nanoimprint lithography, quantized magnetic disks (bit-patterned media), ultra-small transistors and sub-wavelength optical elements.


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AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Joey Logano picked up his ninth Nationwide Series win of the season, and a wreck by Elliott Sadler helped Ricky Stenhouse Jr. move a big step closer toward a second championship.
Logano was dominant Saturday at Phoenix but was under pressure late from Brian Vickers and Stenhouse. But as they closed in on the white flag for what should have been the final lap, Sadler imploded.
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It was with great disappointment that I read your Aug. 28 editorial ("Publisher's Statement: Webb of Dysfunction") about the challenge to my candidacy for re-election to Toledo City Council. While you, of course, have the right to use the editorial pages of your newspaper however you see fit, I wish you would have talked to me first to get the facts straight and to understand the other side of this controversy.
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At the time my opponent decided to file an election protest to challenge my candidacy, I had already been certified to the ballot and the time for making such technical challenges had long since passed. I submitted more than enough valid nominating petitions July 12, three days before the petition filing deadline, and I was certified to the ballot by a unanimous board of elections on July 21. My opponent's challenge, however, was not filed until Aug. 18, long after the state law deadline of July 30 for filing these kinds of technical challenges. In fact, by Aug. 9, early voting had begun and voters were casting ballots in the City Council races.
Wisely, state law does not permit people to comb through every candidate's election papers without end, look for some minor defect and then try to yank the person off the ballot after the election has begun. Once the voting has started, then it's up to the electorate
At issue is a city charter provision designed to ensure that the person nominated to run for City Council actually desires to be a candidate for the office. This particular provision harkens back to a time when a group of citizens may have gathered petition signatures and "drafted" a person to run for the office. To be sure, the person nominated really wanted to be a candidate, the charter called for the person to submit an acceptance letter.
In my case, I pulled my own petitions, signed my own petitions and circulated some of my own petitions. When I filed my petitions, I signed a form indicating how my name should appear on the ballot. It is beyond silly to suggest that without an acceptance letter the election authorities won't know that I really want to be a candidate for City Council.
Furthermore, at a recent Lucas County Board of Elections meeting, it was disclosed that the board has never before enforced this charter provision, whether the candidate submitted the acceptance letter late or not at all. So long as it was clear the person had submitted proper nominating petitions and desired to be a candidate, the person's name has always — always — appeared on the ballot in order to allow the voters the broadest choice in who their representative should be.
You advocate that I just quit, give up. Believe me, I've faced tougher odds standing up for the residents of District 6 — taking unpopular stands when I felt it was in the best interest of my constituents. I've faced anonymous insults, threats and name-calling — while being a mother, wife, an employee and a councilwoman.
Have I made mistakes along the way? Yes. But I've never been the type of person to quit and I don't plan to now. The residents of District 6 deserve to have a choice in this election.
It is my hope that they continue to support me and allow me the honor of representing them for another term.
Lindsay Webb is the District 6 Toledo City Councilwoman. Email her at email@example.com or call her at (419) 245-1050.
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After installing XP SP1 should I install DX8.1b
IT says it improves certain D3D funtions,Has anybody install DX8.1b after the SP1 and does it really help anything or does it just cause problems.
could anybody help ,thank you
I think there is no suitable DX for WinXP. Just leave DX alone. Wait for DX9
didn't even know there was a DX update...if you're not having issues, I'd say forget it...
I remember reading somewhere that dx8.1b was included in sp1 for winxp.
No it is not part of SP1,it suppose to have some fixes for D3D ,but I guess I will just wait till DX9 comes out offically.
Everything I've read states that DX 8.1b is included with SP1. If it wasn't, the UT2003 demo would not be running on my rig (I think the readme says that DX 8.1b is a MUST for it). :p
It is only a must if you you have a card that does'nt support hardware transform and lighting,in SP1 it has version 810 and DX8.1b is 901 Read the release notes of UT2K3
8.1b is included in XP whether or not you have a service pack, from what I know.
Not sure.
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Wow, looks like you really want to win that KitchenAid mixer for the New Year! Well, consider this some further inspiration to keep entering the contest (click here for a list of each entry opportunity) and get cookin' in the kitchen!
Before I tell you how to enter to win the contest today, let's take a look at some of the things you can make with the mixer if you win it!
Zesty's Top 7 KitchenAid Recipe Favorites
This is a classic carrot cake recipe, but the way the ingredients come together is nothing short of killer. The first time I made this, I didn't have a mixer, but the whole thing would be much easier to make with the help of a KitchenAid!
2. Chocolate Cake Ice Cream Cones
I made this for Little Miss Zesty's birthday last year (not to be confused with her party this year!), and they were a hit with the kids and the adults! This recipe is simple and fun.
3. Oh Yummy Cream Cheese Gumdrop Cake
This cake can be made year round but I think it's especially nice around the holidays. The cream cheese makes this cake moist and creamy.
4. Ridiculously Delicious Dinner Rolls
This is a solid, traditional dinner roll recipe that also happens to be, as the name suggests, ridiculously delicious! Since these rolls need a good amount of kneading, it would be handy to have a mixer around to help with the work!
I'm pretty sure these will be a universal hit in any house! This recipe is originally from Smitten Kitchen and it doesn't disappoint.
Sounds like an interesting combination, right? Cake, bread…whatever you call it, it's delicious and nutritious!
7. Chocolate Cream Cheese Cupcakes
This is the ultimate mixer dessert! Can you really beat chocolate, cream cheese and to top it all off in bite size cupcake form? I think not.
There you have it, folks! Now, who wants to win this baby?
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Just leave a comment on this post telling me the first thing you plan to make if you win the mixer! Remember, you can still enter the contest from previous days!
- Please "like" the Zesty Cook facebook page and come back and tell me you did it. If you are already a "liker," leave a comment telling me you are already a fan.
- Tell me your favorite holiday tradition and leave a comment telling me.
- Tell Zesty your favorite Holiday dish
- Tweet about this contest and leave a comment telling me you have tweeted.
Please be sure to leave separate comments for each entry to increase your chance to win!
So there you have it…. a sweetened way to end your week. I hope you have a great weekend, maybe wrap up your shopping and relax. I think we need to pick out our tree and get it in the house. Talk to you on Monday.
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1. Program Overview
a. Partnership with the City Heights Educational Collaborative, Price Charities, SDUSD, and SDSU that offers Hoover students guaranteed admission to SDSU upon successful completion of the CAC requirements.
i. City Heights Schools: Rosa Parks Elementary, Monroe Clark Middle Wilson Middle School and Hoover High School
b. Directors: Melissa Naranjo (On-Track Director), Laura Angel-Zavala, (Family Director)
c. CAC College Peer Advisors
d. Funding Base: SDSU Research Foundation, City Heights Educational Collaborative (CHEC) & Price Charities
e. Program Location on Hoover Campus: Counseling Center
f. Target Groups: 5th-12th grade; work directly, one-on-one with 9th and 12thth grade students. Gear Up targets 10th and 11th grade students during the academic year 2013-14)
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a. To ensure that students receive every College Avenue benefit, that their progress is monitored, and that necessary interventions are implemented to ensure their success.
b. To prepare students for post-secondary academic and career opportunities.
c. To ensure that students are college eligible and college ready.
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a. Significant increases in grades and other graduation indicators (core classes) for program identified students.
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c. Monitor student progress with 4-Year Post-secondary plan for college readiness
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g. College campus tours
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i. CAC Candidate Banquet
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a. College awareness and financial aid workshops
b. Parent Institute for Quality Education (PIQE); Transition to Middle School, High School, and College workshops
c. College campus tours
6. Data Collection & Tracking Procedures
a. Data Collection- Monthly Staff Activity Report (SAR) and Yearly list of activities/events.
b. Tracking tools- Students contact record log, session record log; data generated every two weeks.


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Steve Page, left, with Tony Armstrong at Harwich Golf Club
By Nick Garnham
Saturday, February 16, 2013
TRIBUTES were yesterday paid to legendary non-league defender Steve Page, after he passed away at the age of 72.
Page joined Harwich & Parkeston in the 1960s when they were in the Athenian League and later played for the Shrimpers in the Isthmian League, before signing for Felixstowe Town in the early 1970s.
He later became Felixstowe's secretary and was also the club's Suffolk FA representative.
Harwich & Parkeston chairman Tony Armstrong said: "He was a legend at Harwich and in non-league circles.
"He played nearly 600 games when the club was on the up in the Athenian and Isthmian Leagues.
"He was a perfect gentleman and I think he was only booked once while he was at Harwich, where as a captain, a leader and an organiser he was totally respected by everyone who knew him."
Armstrong said that the club would be holding a minute's silence before today's game against Alresford Colne Rangers in the Kent Blaxill Border League Premier Division and that he had specially ordered a flag which would fly at half mast until the funeral.
Dave Ashford, Felixstowe & Walton United's president, said: "I have been friends with Steve since 1965 when we played together at Harwich & Parkeston, and got him to move to Felixstowe in the early 1970s, where he was a wonderful servant of the club.
"When he was at Harwich, in my opinion, had he been with a more fashionable club he would have played for the England Amateur side.
"He was a tremendous player, who was hard but very fair and played with a Corinthian spirit.
"He was the most honest man I have ever come across and I am proud to have known him."
Former EADT journalist Neal Manning, who saw Page play in his pomp, said: "He was a dominating defender. He could read the game like a book and he was both quick and strong.
"He had all the attributes and if he was playing today could have performed at a much higher level."
Page was a 100-yard and 220-yard sprint champion in his youth and was invited for AAA trials.
He was also a member of Rushmere Golf Club on the outskirts of Ipswich for 25 years and was club captain in 1993.
Club secretary Bob Tawell said: "He was a big supporter and valued member of the club.
"Quite a few people, myself included, have been in shock this morning.
"I used to talk football with him almost every day for the last ten years as he walked his two dogs across the heath."
The son of Henry Page, who ran top Ipswich Sunday side Parkside, Steve was an Ipswich Town fan for many years and was involved with St John's FC in Ipswich for many years.
He was a mathematics and PE teacher, working at Tower Ramparts School in Ipswich, before moving to Chantry High School, where he taught for many years before retiring.
Page was travelling to Plymouth yesterday with ex-Ipswich Town defender John Peddelty when it is understood he suffered a heart attack and died soon afterwards.
He leaves a wife, Margaret, two sons, Martin and Simon, and a daughter Kate, as well as grandchildren.
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I too attended Chantry and Steve was my head of House. My dad taught with Steve too. Great guy was firm but fair and gave us some great memories sorry to read of his Passing. Condolences to the family from The 'Moores'.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
I attended Chantry High School from 1981 to 1986 and Steve Page was head of red house. What a great teacher and a great laugh too - liked and respected by staff and pupils. My dad also came up against him in football and referred to him as "one hell of a player" and said when you ran into him, it was like hitting a brick wall xxx Will be sadly missed by many xxx RIP Pagey
Saturday, February 16, 2013
I attended Chantry High School from 1981 to 1986 and Steve Page was head of red house. What a great teacher and a great laugh too - liked and respected by staff and pupils. My dad also came up against him in football and referred to him as "one hell of a player" and said when you ran into him, it was like hitting a brick wall xxx Will be sadly missed by many xxx RIP Pagey
Saturday, February 16, 2013
I too was a former pupil at Chantry High School from 1972 to 1978. Steve Page was Head of Yellow House when I was there, he was a good sport in every sense of the word as I remember him, he also was the only teacher who made the effort to attend the many school reunions that we had over the years. Many condolences to his wife and family, xxx
Monday, February 18, 2013
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The Conflict between Writing and Motherhood.
Spelling by Margaret Atwood is a poem about the travail of a woman in relation to her sex and profession, which in this case is writing. Margaret Atwood makes use of metaphorical context to elucidate her conviction about the struggles of a female writer. She agrees with Virginia Woolf, that a woman needs a room of her own in order to be able to write, but illuminates the conflict of motherhood that a woman goes through as a barrier to being a focused and successful writer.
The poem begins with the words "my daughter plays on the floor", the reader immediately gets a picture of a woman typing or penning her thoughts down while watching her daughter play (line 1). Why Atwood would employ such an opening line is fascinating because one would expect a female writer to embrace and manifest the androgyny of a writer, which Woolf talks about in her book "A Room of One's Own". Woolf postulates that in one's mind, there are two powers: one male, one female, and depending on the sexes, one is prominent than the other. However in order to be a genius writer, one needs to interact with the opposite sex in one's mind, and bring such fusion to birth in one's literary work. Perhaps, in line with the androgynous thoughts, the poem could have started with watching my child play on the floor which would have been a neutral statement and the sex of the narrator could be debated. However Atwood does the opposite of that, from the very first word, it is obvious that the poem is about motherhood and the narrator, feminine.
The notion of motherhood is emphasized in the opening stanza of the poem since it is taken for granted that it is the mother who is particularly focused on the educational development of a child.
"My daughter plays on the floor,
with plastic letters,
red, blue and hard yellow,
learning how to spell,
how to make spells" (1-6).
It is the mother who is amazed and focuses much attention on the learning development of her child. She is mostly the one who sits with her child, plays Lego and other developmental games with her daughter. She is the one who teaches her child the first few letters, words, shapes and object before handing him or her over to the educational system. With this opening stanza, the picture of a female narrator is solidified in the reader's mind.
As the picture of a mother looking at her daughter play with plastic letters stands out, one is fascinated with the colors chosen as the hue of the plastic letters, because they are basic primary colors and the building block of all others colors. This is a metaphorical way of showcasing the fundamental of learning and transitions effectively into
"learning how to spell,
how to make spells (4-6).
Through this, the provision of the basic amenity of literacy is dealt with: the fact that words are fundamental to writing, reading and speaking. All through the first five lines, the innocence of childhood is expressed and one feels comfortable; however, the fifth line disorients the reader and indicates that all is not right in paradise. It is stated that the daughter is learning how to make spells. The infinitive before "spells" pronounces the word spell as a noun and not a verb (6). With this, the words take up a darker side and relates with witchcraft: a deeper side of construction and compellation with use of words.
This sense of disorientation is conveyed throughout the next stanzas. The second and third stanzas reveal a case of substituting motherhood with writing: locking of oneself in a room so that words can be formed and poems written; and denying one's daughters, believed to take after their mothers, thanks to time spent together. There is a struggle between the professional desire and the maternal instinct: a feeling of suppression. The struggle is enforced in the next stanza with use of an allegorical scene of a woman prevented from giving birth.
This illustration not only shows the travesty a woman goes through, but shows a similarity between a woman torn in war, and a woman torn between motherhood and professional success. Although on the surface level, it might seem that Atwood is exposing on the travesty that women went through during World War II--when soldiers tied the legs of women they had earlier raped thereby preventing them from giving birth, it is a little deeper. Atwood is focusing on the hindering of a female writer from being entirely fulfilled. The fruit of her womb can either be interpreted as either the natural birth of a child, or the birth of her mind's idea. The woman is either hindered by chores of motherhood, if she were a female writer with child or she is hindered from being an effective mother by the vigorousness of her professional life-- the room behind the curtain which Virginia Woolf emphasizes, in A Room of One's Own, that a female writer needs to have. Her thighs are tied while in labor so she would not bring to term the fruition of her womb and the seed of her man. The feeling of suffocation and turmoil which the woman who goes through such situation is projected in the reader's mind, as one can see her being disoriented as the enemy tried to force her to go against the natural path her body is engineered to perform—bearing her child. One immediately understand that the use of such illustration is that she is a woman who is about to give birth to her mind's progenies, but is hindered, with her hands tied with the chores of motherhood; or the reverse, she is a woman who desire to have a child but is hindered by the vigorousness of her professional life— the room behind the curtain which Woolf emphasizes that a female writer needs to have. One can see her being disoriented as the enemy (man, society and her maternal instinct) forces her against the natural path her body is engineered to perform—bearing her child, or her mind's creation.
The fourth stanza also depicts man's power and woman's vulnerability to such uneasy supremacy. Man is described as the enemy, one who ensures that she does not give birth. This is ironical, since it is from man that the seed for such fruit of motherhood and writing is established. This allegory refers to the male dominating literary world which did not encourage a woman to be an artist, on the contrary she was snubbed, slapped, lectured and exhorted (Woolf 55). This was the reason why many women picked up male pseudonyms in order to publish their works and be treated as able contemporaries. This is also one of the reasons why Woolf criticizes Cambridge establishment very often in her works and makes it clear that a woman could be an incredible writer, only if given the right resources.
The climax of the disoriented feeling is provided in the 5th stanza. This time it is not the internal turmoil of the woman that is showcased, but rather who she is— "she is an ancestress, a burning witch" (21). She is a progenitor of many generations, one whose words are powerful so much that they make others fear the strength behind the words and condemn her-- she is referred to as a witch, but albeit a burning one. With this, "how to make spells" comes to one's mind, since witches are associated with spells (6). But more importantly the theme of suppression is visible, the witches' mouth is covered with leather to strangle the spells from bursting out since spoken words are powerful. She is deprived of the very thing that is inherent to her nature- reciting chants and spell. This stanza is reminiscent of Woolf's analogy that if indeed Shakespeare's sister had been born, "she would have gone crazy, shot herself or ended up in some lonely cottage outside the village, half witch, half wizard, feared and mocked at" (Woolf 49).
This particular illustration is fascinating because it deals with spoken word much more that the other stanzas do. The previous stanzas appear to be more focused on the written word and its creation. Perhaps, it is deliberate to show the relation with written and spoken words; words are powerful and significant, but their power is not kindled till they are spoken. That word conjured in the mind, written in the heart and tablets of stone or paper is ineffective until it is uttered. Perhaps this is a problem with female writers: they write but do not speak, and die without leaving their legacy behind.
To say that Margaret Atwood, Virginia Woolf, and many other women were concerned about the struggle and frustration of female writers is an understatement. They delve into issues that affect the productivity of a female writer and prevent her from executing her goals, dreams, ideas and words into realization. It is ironic that Atwood uses an unrestrained method, free verse, in addressing the constraint of a female writers. She is able to utilize the freedom to create structure and can afford to be spontaneous. Conceivably, she is offering a solution to the issues addressed and advocating that a female writer should just give in to her instinct and not be flustered by the rules and the challenges of the profession.
Works Cited
Atwood, Margaret. "Spelling." PoemHunter.com. Poem Hunter. Web. 19 Feb. 2011. http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/spelling/
Woolf, Virginia. A Room of One's Own. Orlando: Harcourt, 1929. Print.


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The calcidiol serum level is used for vitamin D overdose diagnosis. As per research studies, the calcidiol levels are generally in between 32 to 70ng/mL in healthy individuals. The bioactive vitamin D hormone serum levels remain normal in instances of overdose. However, many medical science researchers are of the opinion that these levels are overly restrictive and outdated.
According to some studies, researchers have suggested that 10,000 IU of vitamin D is completely normal. Only if certain level of serum is breached due to excessive intake of vitamin D supplements, only then it can cause vitamin D overdose. If we look at some of the historical cases in the past, we will see that most of the vitamin D overdose cases have taken place due to industrial and manufacturing accidents.
Individuals with low levels of vitamin D require vitamin D supplements to boost vitamin levels. Intake of vitamin D supplements are normally safe, but excess intake can cause certain health problems.
Overdose of Vitamin D is Rare
Most of the food that we take every day does not have enough vitamin D to cause an overdose. It also doesn't matter if your intake of vitamin D increases, your body will cope-up with it and store the excess amount of vitamin D for later use. It maintains the balance between phosphorous and calcium for proper balance of the body. It is also necessary for the calcification process. It also helps in maintaining the right concentration of bone and blood calcium. If there is vitamin D deficiency in the body it can pose serious problems like affecting the teeth and also leads to dental caries development. Vitamin D treatment for people with low blood calcium level is done under strict supervision of physicians, so the chance of overdose is rare.
Is It Possible to Have Overdose of Vitamin D?
There is a common question raised by many which is "Is it possible to have vitamin D overdose?" The answer is yes but it is a rare phenomenon. Many of us believe that there are high possibilities to have vitamin D toxicity but it is a rare case. Most of us are concerned about excess intake of vitamin D, however toxicity from selenium is more common compared to a vitamin D overdose. Overdose of selenium can take place in nature but it is not a natural phenomenon that can occur from intake of vitamin D enriched food or sunlight.
People who intake too much of supplements can easily be overdosed with vitamin D. Vitamin overdose is also possible if children are subjected to higher doses of vitamin D accidentally by their parents or if incorrect dosages are taken by elder people. Adults who take more than 10,000 IU long duration and people involved in industrial accidents also have greater chances of getting overdosed. But one needs to keep in mind that these are rare cases.
Tolerable Limit
Many government agencies have fixed the upper limit for vitamin D intake and they call it as safe limit. This tolerable level is set to 2000 UI per day. However, this level is ideal for daily vitamin D intake but it is nowhere near high dose levels of vitamin D to cause overdose. In various scientific studies people have taken vitamin D of 10,000 to 40,000 UI in a day, but they have shown no adverse effects. However, researchers believe that overdose can only occur if the person has elevated levels of calcium along with such high dose.
A Common Misconception
It is a common mistake for most of us to believe that taking vitamin D in excess can make you go into a depression, but these are rare side effects and can be solved easily. So, we can see that overdose of vitamin D is a rare phenomenon and it can only be determined if there is presence of high levels of blood calcium.
Is There a Threat from Sunlight?
It is however, unlikely to have an overdose from sunlight. Even if we stay for too long under sunlight, we can have around 20,000 UI of vitamin but our body is designed in such a manner that it will shut down automatically and will only take the amount required. So, it is almost rare to have high overdose of vitamin D and even if we have an overdose there is hardly any impact of it on our body. Thus, you can stop worrying about overdose from vitamin D.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has now participated in two charity auctions through the site Charitybuzz, first raising $610,000 for coffee with the CEO then $330,000 for lunch and an invitation to an Apple event, and now Apple SVP of Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue is offering his time as well in an effort to raise money for a good cause. The winning bidder for the Apple executive's auction will specifically win the opportunity to have lunch with Eddy Cue at Apple's campus in Cupertino, California, as well as a 13-inch MacBook Air…
While the money raised from Cook's efforts went toward the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights, money raised from the winning bid in Eddy Cue's auction will support the National Association of Basketball Coaches Foundation.
The auction to have lunch with Eddy Cue at Apple's HQ and take home a MacBook Air has so far netted $9,500 with two days left before the final bid can be placed.
Charitybuzz lists the estimated value of the auction just over its current bid at $10,000. With Tim Cook's past auctions, though, the bidding amount has risen considerably in the hours leading up to the auction deadline.
You can place your bid on lunch with Eddy Cue (and a 13-inch MacBook Air) here at Charitybuzz's site.
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I'd be more interested in having lunch with Apple's silver fox Craig Federighi.
You mean Hair Force One?
Who do you want to have lunch with? http://www.apple.com/pr/bios/
I would love a spot of tea with Mr Cook and Laddy Ive – but alas 610,000 is out of my budget :(
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'Glee Project' Boss Confident of Second Season Renewal
by Julie Zied | August 2, 2011 at 2:06 PM | TV News
Although no official word has come from Oxygen yet, "The Glee Project" executive producer Michael Davies is confident the reality competition series will return for a second season.
"Talks have begun [for another season]," Davies revealed Tuesday during the show's session at the Television Critics Association Press Tour in Beverly Hills. "We're planning and figuring out how we're going to do the casting process."
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Davies said he's thrilled with the show's growth in its first season, noting that much of its success can be attributed to a young, passionate online fanbase and overwhelming encouragement from Oxygen. "I'm working with a network who is so supportive," he said. "[A second season] is certainly in my plans for next year."
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Open-air headphones
- Are open headphones loud enough for drumming (Can you hear the music above the drums)?
- Do open phones leak into overhead mics?
- What are the open models to look for?
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I would not recommend using open back headphones when using the phones to hear what is being reproduced by them, especially with percussion equipment. There will be positively too much leakage both into and out of the phones. You definitely need closed back phones so you won't go deaf too prematurely. Open back phones do well when just listening to music in a semi controlled environment.
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I was planning on using earplugs with the phones. With musician's earplugs, the music isn't distorted. With closed headphones, the treble will be diminished and the sound will be bass-heavy, making the plugs redundant. In other terms, I'm looking to turn the volume down without distorting the sound that comes in.
I can go with a closed headphone if it will isolate equally across the spectrum, or if isolation is minimal. I am looking at audio technica M30. Are those on-ear or over-ear phones? I tried M40 and they were good, although a bit heavy. I didn't like the AKG 240 and 271; they were too silent with too little bass. The 240 did not leak much, which was a pleasant surprise! The Sennheiser 280 was quite the opposite: a lot louder with plenty of bass and a very coloured image.
Another thing to keep in mind is that the phones must be loud to cut through the drums, so maybe I'm better off with a cheap headphone with low impedance of 32ohm than with an expensive headset. I know the M50 has low impedance and is high-quality, but it's also quite heavy. If I have to wear them for hours, comfort is of course important.
If you have other suggestions, I'd be happy to hear them. However, I think open phones are the way to go because I do not want to block exterior sounds out. They just have to be loud enough and have good bass-response.
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check out grado headphones. best open ear headphones I've ever heard. I got the cheaper model i think the sr-60.
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Almost 300 fewer students enrolled in Kutztown University in September compared to the previous year.
Since a 2010 peak, Kutztown's enrollment has dropped 12 percent. The enrollment decline at Kutztown is twice the average drop—6 percent—seen by the 13 other schools in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.
All 14 state universities have been hard hit by funding cuts that usually mean more layoffs and program cuts.
Despite the drop in enrollment at Kutztown, there are no program cuts or layoffs contemplated for the coming school year, university spokesman Matt Santos said Monday.
Santos said program and job cuts made in 2010, when enrollment peaked at 10,707, and continuing over the past three years have eliminated the need for further cuts.


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Understanding Similarities and Differences Between Accrual and Cash Deficits
GAO-07-117SP: Published: Dec 1, 2006. Publicly Released: Dec 1, 2006.
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Two key measures that have been used as indicators of the government's annual fiscal condition are the unified budget deficit measured primarily on a cash basis and the net operating cost measured on an accrual basis for financial statement purposes. The unified budget deficit has historically been the focus of budget debates and media reports in part because it closely approximates the government's short-term borrowing needs. Cash accounting can also be useful for controlling spending in the current year. However, the cash measure of fiscal condition, which is similar to keeping a checkbook, by nature excludes information about the long-term consequences of today's policy decisions and operations. Indeed, understanding our nation's long-term fiscal outlook is important because, as GAO's long-term simulations show, current fiscal policy is unsustainable. The accrual measure primarily provides more information on the longer-term implications of today's policy decisions and operations by showing certain costs incurred today but not payable for years to come, such as civilian and military pensions and retiree health care. While cash and accrual measures each serve different purposes, they present complementary information and can be used together to provide a more comprehensive picture of the government's fiscal condition today and over time. The goal of this primer is to improve understanding of the accrual deficit by describing (1) how it is similar and different from the more commonly reported cash budget deficit, (2) the key drivers behind changes in accrual deficits relative to cash budget deficits, and (3) how the two measures complement each other and give a fuller picture of the government's overall fiscal condition. In addition, see GAO-07-341SP for updates to selected information in this document.
Throughout this report, we primarily used data from the Financial Report of the United States Government, referred to in this report as the Financial Report, which is prepared by the Department of the Treasury, in coordination with the Office of Management and Budget. However, the reader is cautioned not to focus on the precise amount of the accrual deficit, its components, or their change from year to year because significant issues regarding the reliability and presentation of the federal government's financial information still need to be addressed. GAO is responsible for auditing the consolidated financial statements of the U.S. government, but we have been unable to express an opinion on them because the government could not demonstrate the reliability of significant portions of the financial statements or that the reconciling differences between accrual and cash deficits were complete. The primary reasons for this disclaimed opinion are described in this primer. The Financial Report can be found on the Department of the Treasury's website at http://www.fms.treas.gov/fr/index.html. Information on the most recent President's budget can be found on the Office of Management and Budget's website at http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/. This primer is structured in a question and answer format. The key questions are shown at the top of each page. To find the answers, flip to the page with your question highlighted. For easy reference, key terms are defined in the glossary located in appendix I--these glossary terms appear in bold type the first time they are used in the text. Many definitions come from A Glossary of Terms Used in the Federal Budget Process. Other related GAO products are listed at the end of this report. Unless otherwise indicated, the years referred to in the primer are federal fiscal years, which run from October 1 through September 30.
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Tomb Raider : Walkthrough Part One Monastery to Medical Helicopter
SQUARE ENIX and Crystal Dynamics have released a video for their forthcoming game Tomb Raider. This is a walkthrough entitled Part One Monastery to Medical Helicopter.
This video walkthrough will demonstrate Lara's combat skills and strategy choices, and how she uses her Survival Instincts to navigate to points of interest on the island.
Part one of this guide shows Lara tactically evading a hostile Scavenger den, adapting to dangerous situations, and learning combat skills to overcome the island's threatening inhabitants.
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From Paul Smith to Primark: the labels turned into art
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CLOTHES labels – fashionistas love designer ones while those with sensitive skin are irritated by scratchy little blighters.
But Joy Pitts isn't fussy. She has a unique use for the tags in tops, skirts, trousers and coats.
From Primark to Dolce & Gabbana, she has spent hours turning tens of thousands of them into remarkable pieces of artwork, including a recent commission from none other than Nottingham's famous fashion designer Paul Smith.
Joy created a rabbit – one of Sir Paul's favourite animals – made completely from his labels.
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Joy, 49, says: "I wrote to him asking if he could give me any labels to use and he said he'd like me to do a commission. He sent me a palette of labels to choose from and I went for ones that were vibrant colours."
She used around 2,000 red, purple and black labels for the 60 x 83cm picture.
"I had a card thanking me very much saying how amazing it was," says Joy who lives in Ilkeston and works from a small studio at her home.
In another coup for Joy, three of her designs were snapped up by exclusive London department store Liberty's managing director Ed Burstell.
He commissioned her on the spot for three pictures of bees in red, yellow and purple.
"I had gone to the Best of British Show at Liberty with some of my prints – I just went to show my work, so I went with one intention and came away with another. It was a nice accident," she says.
Joy's collection features three cattle and a swan, made from a total of 20,000 labels, with some of the larger pieces taking two to three years to complete.
Rochester, a long horn bull cow that she met in on a farm in Leicester, is a created from black, white, orange and blue labels from brands including Maine and Polo. The Red Cow was more of a challenge with fewer red labels around.
Beef Cuts with a Head of Horse, a colourful assortment showing sirloin in green, shin in light blue and rump in black, was an idea that came to Joy during last year's horse meat scandal.
Joy's friends and family save labels for her. The rest she finds in charity shops.
Then comes the arduous task unpicking them and sorting into size and colour before deciding on an image.
Explaining the process, she says: "A cow for instance, I would do a series of visits to a farm or Newark cattle market to take lots of photographs.
"Back in the studio I choose one to work with and scale it up on canvas. I pin the labels on using ordinary dress-making pins.
"The background is the care label normally and then the subject is the name label which gives the contrast."
Her interest in this unique hobby goes back 15 years and is a more sophisticated version of a brainwave she had as mature art student at a college in Stapleford.
"At college you experiment with lots of materials and I collected labels and glued them to a plastic carrier bag," she says.
She entered the bag into the Slug and Lettuce's Bar Culture competition in Nottingham to showcase student art and it went on to win the national final in London.
Joy, who by this time was studying a Fine Art degree at Nottingham Trent University, created a spectacular 3D bishop's medieval robe out of 10,000 labels for her final project.
Described as 'an extravagant rescue of fashionable waste' the three-metre robe won the sculpture prize Nottingham Castle's open art exhibition in 2004.
"My pieces kept winning prizes – I thought there was obviously something in this," says Joy, who works for the Inland Revenue in Nottingham.
It was only later in life that Joy rediscovered her love of art.
"It was the only thing I was good at at school. I wanted to follow the art path when I left but I was encouraged to get a job with something at the end of it so I went into the civil service at that point."
When her two children were older, she began a part-time art course in acrylic painting and textiles, which eventual led to an MA.
Using some of the commission money from Paul Smith, Joy has designed her own labels with parts of the face – eyes, nose, lips, cheeks and brows – and is using those for her a portrait of a farmer and her calf.
Most of her designs are available as limited edition prints and ten per cent from the £140 Paul Smith rabbit prints will be donated to Maggie's cancer caring centre in Nottingham – where the interior was designed by Sir Paul.
"I have sold four so far and one has been sent to South Korea," says Joy.
Her artwork will be on display at her first solo exhibition at the King George Gallery at Ormiston Ilkeston Enterprise Academy from September 4 to October 10.
For details, visit http://www.joypitts.co.uk/


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There's no arguing 'What I Might Do' by Ben Pearce was one of last Summer's most enduring songs. Now, as the track continues to gather worldwide recognition and fresh with a remix from Karma Kid and the Hype Machine chart-topping remixes from Kilter and Kolombo available in the UK for the very first time, 'What I Might Do' will be re-released via MTA on 21st October.
As the most Shazam-ed track in the UK, yet to leave the Shazam Top 200 chart since release last year and with over 100,000 combined worldwide sales, 'What I Might Do' has long enjoyed support from the likes of Seth Troxler, Heidi and Jamie Jones to Pete Tong and Annie Mac at Radio 1. Bringing a new angle to proceedings, Karma Kid spins 'What I Might Do' further into club territory with a stripped-back four to the floor take on the original.
Enjoying an almost unbelievable amount of support across Europe hitting platinum sales in Italy with a number one iTunes Dance chart position for five consecutive weeks, to number 12 in the main chart in Belgium and top 40 in Netherlands, 'What I Might Do' has even entered the top five chart in South Africa. Now with a brand-new video yet to drop, the lifespan of 'What I Might Do' continues to roll on and on!
Regularly DJ-ing across the world, playing dates in Berlin, Ibiza, Italy and UK to name just a few, Ben Pearce is one of the World's most in-demand DJs and producers. After the success of his Le Youth 'Cool' remix, it's safe to say 'What I Might Do' has firmly established Ben as one of those very rare producers with huge crossover potential. Due October 14th.
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