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The processing of bilgewater, which collects in the engine room of a ship and is contaminated with oil and fuel residues, is therefore required by law for all ships. There is also already discussion of intensification of the IMO (International Maritime Organization) regulations, for example with an international ruling to generally reduce the allowable oil content in bilgewater pumped overboard from 15 ppm to five ppm. For the manufacturers of bilgewater processing systems, this means that there is increasingly frequent demand for systems with residual oil content below five ppm. New Dimension with GEA Westfalia Separator BilgeMaster cleandesign In the context of the system "GEA Westfalia Separator sea protect solutions – Clear Waters to the Horizon and Beyond", GEA Westfalia Separator Group has developed technologies of the future, looking well beyond the horizon, so the ships can be operated economically and direct protection for the sea can be guaranteed. In bilgewater treatment as part of sea protect solutions, the new developments enable the GEA Westfalia Separator BilgeMaster cleandesign not only to achieve a value below 15 ppm oil in water as with the tried and tested BilgeMaster but even to guarantee below five ppm – with no use of chemicals and no filters. The objective in the development of the GEA Westfalia Separator BilgeMaster clean design was to create a system that guarantees residual oil content below 15 ppm under normal conditions and below five ppm in special areas. Without the use of chemicals and filters, this is guaranteed by means of adaptive capacity and temperature alignment during processing. At five ppm, the system therefore works with reduced output. If the output at five ppm is to remain as high as at 15 ppm then a connected adsorption filter achieves this value.
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Boston fans should consider themselves lucky this time of year. They have had their beloved Celtics in the NBA finals to focus on and, like many in the country, easily could ignore the Stanley Cup finals.
If they did watch as the Blackhawks captured the Cup, however, they would have seen that this series proved something unfortunately clear to them. It proved that the team that upended the Bruins in humiliating fashion was not a team of destiny. It was just a team with a mediocre goaltender that got outplayed by a better club.
Talk about anticlimactic. As much embarrassment as the blown 3-0 series and Game 7 leads came with, there were two ways of looking at it, much like with the 2004 American League Championship Series. Just as disgusted Yankees fans deemed it a choke job, baseball fans everywhere else viewed it as a historic comeback by a team that was meant to win it all.
Given that the Flyers had just the eighth-seeded Canadiens to deal with en route to the finals, it seemed very possible to tortured Bruins fans that this Philadelphia squad could become the 12th (!) team since the Bruins last won in 1972 to defeat Boston in the playoffs and win the Stanley Cup.
The setting seemed too perfect for the prophecy not to be fulfilled. Game 6 at the Wachovia Center after winning their previous two played at home in the series. A comeback mounted late in the third. It seemed like fate. Again.
But it was over a little more than four minutes later, and that's when the excitement of the Blackhawks' celebration was accompanied by an unsettling feeling for hockey fans.
Sure, an overtime ending to the finals looks good on paper, but the series-clinching play was so awkward that it's hard to believe many outside the 312 area code were jumping up and down as Patrick Kane celebrated his goal-light-less goal that clinched the series. But that's how it ended for the team that made it appear as though there was nothing it couldn't conquer.
The Blackhawks were a better team than the Bruins, and had Claude Julien's Bruins won one of Games 4-7 vs. the Flyers and then taken care of Montreal, they would have had their hands full with Chicago just as much as Peter Laviolette's club did. But that doesn't explain why Bruins fans should be feeling bad all over again after the team that made their club look bad a month ago looked very human when it mattered most.
After all, the "fate" card can't be played anymore. Not for the Flyers, nor against the Bruins. Michael Leighton, who aside from an off night in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals gave up just two goals in Philadelphia's four wins against Montreal, was back to being a subpar goalie who one would expect to be pulled against a good Chicago team. He was yanked in the second period of Game 1 of the finals and again following the first period of Game 5.
The competitiveness of the series was good enough to tease anyone pulling for Philadelphia. Game 5 was the only game in the series that the Flyers lost by more than one goal, and given that Chicago hadn't proven capable of winning in Philadelphia and the Flyers had the same struggles in Chicago, it seemed a safe bet that the home team would win and send it to a Game 7.
Had that been the case, the game would have drawn comparisons to the great 2003 postseason, when the No. 7 seed Mighty Ducks met the No. 2 seed Devils (one of the aforementioned teams to beat the Bruins and win a Cup). Instead, the Flyers looked like nothing more than an overachieving 7 seed in over their heads against a better team from the Western Conference.
Turns out that's all they were.
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Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
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Brad Stevens makes his first appearance on the Dale and Holley with Thornton show. We discuss the Atlanta series and what went wrong, and where the Celtics go from here.
Ian Thomsen of NBA.com joined Sam Packard and Jared Weiss to discuss the next moves for Danny Ainge and the Boston Celtics with the NBA Draft Lottery rapidly approaching. They discussed the crazy ending to Game 2 of Thunder vs Spurs and picked the player they would build their pretend new franchise around.
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Mut recaps the Sox 8-2 loss to the Rockies.
Joe and Tim are joined by the man of the hour, Wade Boggs, on the night where the Red Sox retired his number 26. Wade talks about his career in baseball and how it feels to have his number retired.
DJ and Pete continue to assess the season that was for the Bruins and look toward the future for the franchise and how they can improve.
DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
Butch is joined by two-thirds of the Sunday Skate show in DJ and Pete. The guys discuss the problems with Bruins including leadership and grit, who should stay and who should go and if Claude is to blame.
Lucy's parting shot after not taking the job is to attack Dino for how he treats producers.
Bernie Sanders wants to debate Trump.
Yaz was on hand at Fenway last night to honor the '86 team and Wade Boggs' number retirement.
Christian shares his fear of shark attacks...in a pool.
Travis Shaw talks about Clay Buccholz, David Ortiz, and his fear of the dark when he was a kid.
No one is safe from OMF's Whiner Line.
Laroy Streat keeps setting fire to the airways and talks people singing his Freestyle Fridays to him when they see him on the street! Catch our guy every friday via final drive! He's must listen radio!
We end the week with the best in sound Laroy Streat continues to set fire to the airways with his music.
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Mut recaps the Sox 10-3 win over the Rockies.
Carson Smith needs Tommy John and Jackie Bradley Jr. reaches 28 game hitting streak
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Nearly 1,500 people packed into The State Theater in Easton Friday night to give a special salute to a soldier from Whitehall Township. He was injured protecting our country, and now the community and a Hollywood star are returning the favor.
It was a welcome fitting for an American hero. Lights were flashing and horns were honking as a motorcade pulled up to the curb. Friday night the spotlight was on Army Sergeant Adam Keys.
The Whitehall Township native lost both his legs and his left hand after a roadside bomb exploded in 2010 while he was serving in Afghanistan. The bomb took the lives of four soldiers, including his best friend, Jesse Reed of Whitehall. Adam has survived more than 100 surgeries over the last two years.
"It makes me feel great that people want to support the troops and guys like me," smiled Adam.
Folks here are going one step further by giving money to build Adam a space where he can be independent.
"I'm lucky to be alive," said Adam. "And what everyone is doing here with Tunnel to Towers and the Gary Sinise Foundation is giving me my independence back and I'm very thankful for that."
It was a sold out show. Nearly 1,500 people packed into The State Theatre to see Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band rock out. The concert is one of more than a dozen the 13 piece music group will be playing this year to raise money. Every penny is another brick in Adam's customized smart home. It will be full of technology designed to give Adam back his independence, after he sacrificed so much for our freedom.
"It's hard for me right now," said Adam. "I can't walk very much, I am walking a little bit but a lot of things I need help."
"They walk into a room a light will go on, it will go off when they leave," explained Frank Siller, Chairman of the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation. "They can do their blinds off an iPad, they can do their sound their air conditioning."
Friday's concert jump started the fundraising, and there's still a ways to go. Adam's just thankful for the support on his latest mission.
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Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band play for local hero
Nearly 1,500 people packed into The State Theater in Easton Friday night to give a special salute to a soldier from Whitehall Township. He was injured protecting our country, and now the community and a Hollywood star are returning the favor.
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A separate group, led by Alaska adman Art Hackney, is running its own pro-Sullivan ads. The Hackney superPAC has raised nearly half a million dollars. Most of that has come from Sullivan's parents and brother in Ohio, who added $300,000 to the fund last month.
Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell is running a distant second, with contributions hovering around the $1 million mark. He has also loaned the campaign $250,000 of his own. Joe Miller's campaign is running on about $300,000.
Sen. Mark Begich, a Democrat, has no opposition in the Primary. He's raised more than $6 million.
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Standards and Technical Documents - Safety of household and similar electrical appliances - Part 2: Particular requirements for ice-cream appliances with incorporated motor-compressors -- IEC 60335-2-57:1989
Description: Applies to ice-cream appliances with incorporated motor-compressors, for household and similar use. This has been replaced by IEC 60335-2-24 Amendment 2 (1999).Show More
Standards and Technical Documents - MOTOR-OPERATED APPLIANCES (HOUSEHOLD AND COMMERCIAL) -- CSA C22.2 NO 68Supplier: CSA Group
Description: This Standard applies to motor-operated appliances* intended for use with nominal system voltages of 600 V and less, except that where appliances are driven by universal-type motors or electromagnetic mechanisms, the scope is limited to appliances rated for use on nominal system voltages of 240 VShow More
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Supplier: TE Connectivity – Sensors
Description: output signal. The inclination switch enables the angle of inclination of objects such as appliances, machines or motor vehicles to be monitored and emits an alarm signal when the angle is exceeded. The switch threshold can be set symmetrically by the customer in a range of ±10°. Features
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Description: eliminates the need for contactors because it can directly handle motors up to 1 HP at 120 VAC, or motors up to 2 HP at 240 VAC. Applications: Carbonators Appliances Sumps Low-Water Cutoff Direct Motor Load
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Description: that afford an easy handling while mounting. Due to its compact dimensions, PR5202 can be utilized in mini-applications. Applications: automation technology pumps printer household appliance (e.g. bread cutter) motors
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Description: applications (reduction of the vehicle electrical system voltage) Household appliances (supplies constant voltages for peltier-elements, CPUs, DC motors, ...) Operation mode can be switched
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Description: , if environment contains oils, acids, alkalis, ozone. SJTO--For medium duty applications, such as portable appliances, small to mid-size motors & tools, if environment contains oils, acids, alkalis, ozone. SVTO--For light duty applications such as vacuum cleaners, food mixers, office equipment
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Coiled Cords and Cables - General All-purpose Cordage, Plastic -- 1831 / 1832 / 1833 / 1834 / 1835 / 1836 / 1837Supplier: BRIM Electronics, Inc.
Description: ; equipment, if environment contains oils, acids, alkalis, ozone. SJTO--For medium duty applications, such as portable appliances, small to mid-size motors & tools, if environment contains oils, acids, alkalis, ozone. SVTO--For light duty applications such as vacuum cleaners, food mixers, office
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Description: require flexibility and a better level of abrasion and cut-through resistance than silicone rubber. This wire is ideally suited for high temperature applications including internal wiring of electrical equipment/appliances, and lead wire for motors, ballast, transformers, coils or solenoids. This wire
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Supplier: Portage Electric Products, Inc.
Description: Portage Electric is offering a new addition to the Valstat Series™ of thermal controls. The new series is a line of self-hold thermal protectors designed as a cost effective solution for thermal protection of motor, transformer, lighting, and appliance applications. In a fault condition
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: , MJ459, and MJ559 testers are compact instruments designed to give rapid, accurate and direct measurement of continuity and insulation resistance of domestic and industrial wiring, cables, transformers, motors, generators electrical machinery and appliances. Being self-powered, the instrumentsShow More
Description: , fast recovery anti-parallel Emitter Controlled HE diode - High ruggedness, temperature stable behavior - Low EMI emissions - Low gate charge - Very tight parameter distribution Target Applications: - UPS - Solar inverters - Motor control - Major home appliances - Welding - Other hard switching
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Description: of the underlying physical concepts of electricity, circuits, and complex power that serves as a foundation for more advanced material. Readers are then introduced to the main components of electric power systems, including generators, motors and other appliances, and transmission and distribution equipmentShow More
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Supplier: Weschler Instruments
Description: to 15 minutes, eliminating the need to manually hold down the button. This lightweight, easy-to-use megohmmeter can be used for most commonly performed insulation tests, such as on cables, switch gears, motors, DC generators, power tools and small appliances. Features True Megohmmeter®Show More
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Description: C22.2 No. 1010.1, UL3111 and UL1950 Transformer electrical safety testing Generator/motor safety testing Non-electronic safety testing Appliance electrical safety testing Medical electrical safety testing The Chroma Guardian 1030S AC/DC/IR/SC Hipot Tester has all of the featuresShow More
Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) Chips - Successive Approximation Register (SAR) Analog-to-Digital Converter -- MCP3208Supplier: Microchip Technology, Inc.
Description: include data acquisition, instrumentation and measurement, multi-channel data loggers, industrial PCs, motor control, robotics, industrial automation, smart sensors, portable instrumentation and home medical appliances. 12-bit resolution Eight single-ended inputs SPI interface ±1 LSB DNL
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- Input Type: Single-Ended
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Supplier: Duncan Instruments Canada, Ltd.
Description: Measuring of insulation resistance up to 500GW (with 0.5, 1, 2.5 and 5kV) Measuring of AC or DC voltage up to 600V Safety operation MA2060 is a portable instrument for analysis and measurement of: motors, electrical equipment and devices electrical traction systems of trams, trolley buses
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- AC Voltage: 500 to 5000 volts
- DC Voltage: 500 to 5000 volts
- Resistance Range: 500000 to 5.00E11 ohms
Description: E-Labs, Inc. is a Full Service Testing Laboratory, offering customers access to state of the art facilities and personnel. E-Labs personnel have over 40 years of hands on testing experience within all testing disciplines for the Aerospace, Automotive, Military, Commercial and the IT industries.
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- Capabilities: Certification, Consulting / Training, Field Evaluation / On-site Inspection, In-process / In-line Testing, Testing, Witness / Review
- Certification Level: Components / Parts, Products (Equipment / Devices)
- Certify / Evaluate To: ISO 17025, MIL-SPEC, OEM Specific
- Industry Applications: Appliances, Aerospace / Avionics, Automotive, Battery / Energy Products, Combustion Equipment, Coatings / Paint, Electrical Distribution, Electronics, Industrial / Machinery, Marine, Materials, Nuclear / Utility, Motor Controllers / Control Systems, Piping / Pressure Vessels, Rubber
Description: E-Labs, Inc. is a Full Service Testing Laboratory, offering customers access to state of the art facilities and personnel. E-Labs personnel have over 40 years of hands on testing experience within all testing disciplines for the Aerospace, Automotive, Military, Commercial and the IT industries.
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- Capabilities: Certification, Consulting / Training, Field Evaluation / On-site Inspection
- Services Offered: Color / Appearance, Corrosion, Electrical / Electronic Testing, Failure Analysis / Troubleshooting, Leak / Seal Testing, Mechanical / Structural (Statics), NDT / Nondestructive Testing, RF Emissions / EMC, Safety / Liability, Visual / Video Inspection
- Industry: Products, Facilities / Capital Equipment, Services
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Description: E-Labs, Inc. is a Full Service Testing Laboratory, offering customers access to state of the art facilities and personnel. E-Labs personnel have over 40 years of hands on testing experience within all testing disciplines for the Aerospace, Automotive, Military, Commercial and the IT industries.
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- Forms Tested / Certified: Capital Equipment, Components / Parts, Products
- Services Offered: Engineering / Design Verification (DVT), NDT / Inspection, Visual / Video Inspection, Specialty / Other
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Supplier: Intertek
Description: Intertek's suite of RoHS compliance services provides comprehensive solutions to meet your electronic and electrical equipment product requirements. Intertek provides comprehensive consulting, testing, bill of material assessment, product conversion, and certification solutions for RoHS
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- WEEE Compliance: Yes
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Supplier: CSA Group
Description: Let our technical staff develop a testing program that meets your company's electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing requirements. Wherever you do business, we can offer you solutions to meet your EMC testing requirements for the U.S., Canada, Europe and other international markets. Two types of
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- Services Offered: Electrical / Electronic Testing, Electromagnetic / EMC, Performance Testing, RF Emissions, RFI / EMI Immunity
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text: Bethanne Patrick 2016-05-26T01:24:13-04:00 Bethanne Patrick http://www.huffingtonpost.com/author/index.php?author=bethanne-patrick Copyright 2008, HuffingtonPost.com, Inc. HuffingtonPost Blogger Feed for Bethanne Patrick Good old fashioned elbow grease. Reading Through tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2012:/theblog//3.2315978 2012-12-17T11:20:44-05:00 2013-02-16T05:12:01-05:00 Bethanne Patrick http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bethanne-patrick/ Twenty children and six adults who cared for and about them are gone. How are we to understand? How could anyone do something so terrible? How do we go on? I would argue that the best way is through--and through reading. Bear with me. I am not here to prescribe titles or to tell anyone to read something "better" or of a specific tone. My point is to recommend the role of reading, because it does something nothing else can in this sort of situation: It allows us to enter in to the consciousness of other people, especially when those other people are otherwise completely unavailable to us. Reading can do that. In this situation, one example I can offer is Lionel Shriver's We Need to Talk about Kevin, a novel that many people are probably talking about in the wake of the Newtown horrors, since the protagonist named in the title is a troubled teen who goes on a shooting spree in a school. The book, narrated by his mother, is a searing examination of what it means to cope with a child who seems monstrous. But the power of Shriver's work lies less in the details of how and when and why than it does in its evocation of a woman who is scrabbling desperately to come to terms with the unthinkable, a portrait that no television interview could possibly give, even it were conducted at the length of a mini series. Reading can do that, and it can also let us know what it must be like to hide children in cabinets to save them from a shooter, as teachers do in Wally Lamb's The Hour I First Believed. Lamb's novel is a fictional account of the Columbine shootings, and he weaves firsthand narratives of what happened on that dreadful day with the story of a fictional couple whose lives are forever altered afterwards. Reading can let us into the hearts and minds of the lost. Think of The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold, in which Susie Salmon speaks to us from her version of the afterlife, and perhaps even leads her distraught, devoted father to bring a killer to justice. Reading can even, if we are willing, let us into the hearts and minds of the perpetrators of heinous crimes. One difficult but amazing book is The Killer Inside Me by Jim Thompson, a 1952 novel that has become a classic of crime fiction for its portrait of a sociopath working as a small-town sheriff. However, when it comes to the truly incomphrensible, nonfiction can be powerful, too; In Cold Blood by Truman Capote deservedly remains the most chilling retracing of a murderer's path. I am not suggesting that anyone directly affected by the Newtown tragedy pick up one or any of these books immediately. I also realize that all of us are affected by this tragedy in some way. However, during a lifetime of reading, I have also realized two things: I've often learned something about my own life through reading a novel or a biography, but I've far more often learned something about someone else's life through reading, sometimes even in the same books. I don't think I have to espouse a particular religious faith to share that I believe we are here for each other rather than ourselves. Thus, the most important thing about reading: Reading can help us heal, because it can show us that other people are both like us, and also rare and strange and precious and different. Those of us who know no one in Newtown, Connecticut, still know children, and parents, and families, and we can imagine what our feelings and reactions and deeds might be in a similar situation. Our imaginations are what allow us to sympathize and empathize with others; our imaginations are what allow us to create stories that teach us to reach for what is best in us all.]]> The Bookavore's Dilemma tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2012:/theblog//3.1406588 2012-04-05T18:32:29-04:00 2012-06-05T05:12:01-04:00 Bethanne Patrick http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bethanne-patrick/ Originally posted on BookRiot: With apologies to my bookselling friend and colleague Stephanie Anderson, who tweets as @Bookavore, this week's editorial is about how an omnivoracious reader like me responds to the "Slow Read" manifesto from TheAtlantic.com's Maura Kelly, which has been picked up on by the site's @JaredKeller, who tweeted yesterday that he's compiling a list. To participate in the "Slow Read" movement, says Kelly, one should follow a few simple guidelines: "Read books. As often as you can. Mostly classics." These guidelines mimic Michael Pollan's from The Omnivore's Dilemma: "Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants." It's difficult to argue with either set of guidelines. They sound so plainspoken, honest, and true. Starting with Pollan, shouldn't we eschew fake comestibles in favor of real food? Shouldn't we limit our intake of that real food for many reasons? And isn't it better to eat plant-based real food? (As you repeat those questions in your mind, can you feel your larynx rising and your inner voice becoming shriller?) Likewise with Kelly: Shouldn't we read books instead of mere bagatelles like magazines and (gasp) websites? Shouldn't we read frequently? And aren't the classics already proven to be nutritious food for our minds? I object, and not, I swear, on any devil's-advocate grounds or because I'm against guidelines qua guidelines (I still believe that the Girl Scout "Be prepared" dictum has done more for my life overall than the 10 Commandments). My objections also do not result from any lack of interest in or feeling for great literature, which I have studied at the graduate level, taught at the collegiate level, and will continue to read for my entire life (current "great book" on my nightstand: Sons and Lovers by D.H. Lawrence). Nor do I quarrel with Kelly's method. She advocates that a person who wishes to engage in the "Slow Read" movement dedicate 30 minutes per night to reading "great literature." Like Pollan's urgings, which have led to "meatless Mondays" in various cooking and recipe blogs, a call for a minimum commitment seems reasonable What I do object to, fellow readers, is the "mostly classics" clause. Again, I've nothing against many classics, especially since we finally figured out that "canonical" does not equal "infallible." However, who is defining "classics"? In her post for TheAtlantic.com, Kelly mentions both Moby-Dick (undeniably a classic to almost everyone) as well as Mary Gaitskill's Veronica (far too "young" in its book life to be heralded as a classic even if it has all of the right ingredients). I know that she and her colleague Keller, along with others, will compile a reading list of literary classics (we do this, too, naturally). Yet who is to say that I will gain more from Melville than from Justin Torres? Or that a classic text is necessarily filled with deep thoughts? (Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Fanny Hill.) Whenever someone says "the classics," I cringe, since that phrase includes a lot of "dead white guys," as our contributor Amanda Nelson knows. There aren't a lot of women or any other minorities represented in "the classics," and that is because for centuries their writing was not cultivated, encouraged, and taken seriously in equal measures with their "classic" contemporaries. Maura Kelly would probably quickly agree that the great Nigerian author Chinua Achebe's works should be on a Slow Read list-but what about Zadie Smith's? Yes? Wait one minute, Ms. Kelly: Who gets to decide that Smith is a classic, but that Sidney Sheldon isn't? Any decent literary or cultural studies department will acknowledge that Rabelais's Gargantua and Pantagruel is a classic, a text integral to the development of the modern novel, yet its content is frivolous and salacious. One of the loveliest (and yes, classic) lines of poetry is from (classic!) poet William Butler Yeats: "How can we know the dancer from the dance?" How can we know the reader from the text? All humans require food as fuel for organs, muscles, and bones, and while each person's optimal diet might vary, most people could be given a simple weekly meal plan (not too much! mostly plants! Alert! Alert!) that would keep them alive. When your pediatrician suspects your baby might have a food allergy, she starts you on a regimen that at first consists of just beef and carrots-two substances that all humans can digest. Is there any text-any text-that "all humans" can digest? Unlike animal protein and root vegetables, due to our different languages, cultures, religions, and other differences there is not even one text (book! Only books! Alert! Alert!) every human being can interpret. My point is that we should think about being less prescriptive and more encouraging when it comes to books and reading in this age of media change. Kelly is wrong when she says that "a television show isn't likely to stay with you too long after the night you watch it." There is a lot of great television, and many excellent movies, that stay with us long after we watch them. That is the problem we need to combat in reading-getting people to pick up books instead of sitting in front of screens. If we order them to read every night and digest only the most fiber-filled fare, will they do so? Or will they allow their books to gather dust along with their meat grinders (mostly plants!) and click on over to Netflix?]]> Against Chick Lit tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2012:/theblog//3.1365372 2012-03-19T17:04:47-04:00 2012-05-19T05:12:01-04:00 Bethanne Patrick http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bethanne-patrick/ My first though was "How do I write against something that not only already exists, but has existed for quite a while?" The ship emblazoned CHICK LIT has sailed, its figurehead modeled on Bridget Jones, its sails billowing as millions of eager readers turn pages, its hold stacked with pallets of pink-jacketed novels. All right, I'll bring the seafaring metaphors to a close, but I used them deliberately. How, pray tell, is the average 19th-century seafaring novel, piled to its riggings (there I go again...) with detailed descriptions of rope-hammock quarters and officers' banquets less or more serious than a Joanna Trollope chapter about a "hen party?" I'll put it anecdotally, too: I recently interviewed a male author who confessed that he has a weakness for thrillers. "After all, that's all there is at the airport when you're between books--thrillers and chick lit," he said. I responded that he must mean "lad lit." "Oh, well, no, thrillers are thrillers," he said, without an ounce of irony. This, then, is why I am "against" chick lit. It shouldn't exist in the first place! When a book appeals largely to an audience of the male gender, it's a "thriller," a "mystery," a "procedural," and so on. When a book appeals largely to an audience of the female gender, it's a "cozy," a "romance," a "novel of suspense," or "chick lit"--anything to make it seem less exciting, less danger-filled, less...important. As a reader with catholic tastes and a solid background in literature, I have some ideas about the cultural suppositions behind chick lit's "three paces behind and slightly to the right" place. Societies around the world (not just the Western ones who currently have the leisure to debate things like chick lit) consider women second-class citizens, and women's pursuits less important than men's. Although many a male-plotted spy novel has a silly rationale behind it (they're not all about saving the world and/or freedom), somehow when the gents decide to pull off a heist simply to save a friend's honor, it's considered Really Serious Business. Let the ladies attempt same, and it's Chick Lit. If a man pens a light look at domestic doings, it's a "comic novel." Let Joanna Trollope write one, and it's an "Aga saga" (so-called after the iconic enameled cookstoves in upperclass farmhouse kitchens--the heart of the home and its female inhabitants, supposedly). Female authors and critics have long bemoaned the fact that any woman who deals with matters domestic risks being shunted straight into the "women's literature" bin, but at least that unhelpful phrase is not downright snide. Yes, I wrote "snide." Please don't try and convince me that the word "chick" is anything other than derogatory to women. What is the male equivalent? Girls = Boys, Guys = Gals, Ladies = Gentlemen...what is the opposite of "chicks?" There isn't one, and I'll tell you why: "Chicks" isn't simply a gender designation--it's an infantilization. A "chick" is an immature chicken--neither hen nor rooster nor good plain offspring. This is borne out by that arbiter of etymology the OED itself, which cites the first use of "chick" for "woman" in 1927's "Elmer Gantry" by Sinclair Lewis: "He didn't want to marry this brainless little fluffy chick." "Brainless," "little," and "fluffy"--just a few of the adjectival reasons that women object to the term "chick" as signifier. What are the equivalent terms for men? "Dude?" "Bro?" While many men would laughingly claim they wouldn't mind being called either, there's no "Dude Lit" section in your local bookstore, no doubt because those men laughing would be embarrassed to be seen shopping in that section. Yes, there's a certain kind of book that tends to appeal mostly to women, just as there's a certain kind of book (W.E.B. Griffin, anyone?) that tends to appeal mostly to men. So why deem it "chick lit?" We don't have a special term for the books that appeal primarily to men, so why do we need one for books that appeal primarily to women? Can't we just know them when we see them? Maybe it's for a simple reason. Those who would cling to "chick lit" as an appellation might be rightfully afraid that putting those books on shelves based solely on merit might result in those shelves being quickly picked clean and restocked, while some others might not sell as well. After all, women hold up "half the sky" as an African proverb states--and account for well over half of the modern book-buying public. Let's get rid of "chick lit." It's good for women--and it could be good for publishing, too]]>


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