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When the UC Berkeley share of the Tebtunis
excavations reached the campus, the texts on papyri and objects were
separated. The texts were housed in what would later become The
Bancroft Library and the objects were housed in what is now
the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology. Although the physical
distance between their buildings is short, their institutional
identities have resulted in varying policies concerning matters like
preservation and access. CTP's on-line exhibits are an effort to
bridge an artificial divide, to reunite objects with texts in a
virtual environment.
Readers and Writers in Roman Tebtunis was adapted from an
exhibit curated by Elisabeth R. O'Connell to coincide with Ann Ellis Hanson's 2005 public lecture, Tebtunis: Its Inhabitants and its Papyri of Medical Content. Based on literary and documentary texts in Berkeley's Tebtunis collection, the exhibit investigates the evidence (and limits of the evidence) for literacy in Roman Egypt.
Ethnic Identity in Graeco-Roman Egypt was adapted from an
exhibit curated by Elisabeth R. O'Connell to coincide with Willy Clarysse's public lecture, The Great Revolt of the Egyptians (205-186 BE). The exhibit explores the definitional bases that distinguish the "Greek," "Roman" and "Egyptian" implicit in "Graeco-Roman Egypt" through the lens of archaeological (including papyrological) evidence in Berkeley's collections.
Religion, Magic and Medicine
in Ptolemaic and Roman Tebtunis was adapted from an
exhibit curated by Elisabeth R. O'Connell to coincide with Dominic
Rathbone's 2003 public lecture, A Town
Full of Gods: Imagining Religious Experience at Tebtunis. The exhibit
takes Tebtunis as a case study of how religion functioned in Graeco-Roman Egypt and challenges the idea that "religion, magic and medicine"
constituted discrete categories in antiquity.
ConTexts: Graeco-Roman Egypt
was adapted by Elisabeth R. O'Connell (using text from Ancient Lives) to
coincide with Dorothy Thompson's 2002 public lecture, Obelisks and Fountains: Greek Culture in
Hellenistic Egypt. The exhibit provides a short
introduction to the history of the collection and the value of its contents.
Ancient Lives: The Tebtunis
Papyri in Context was adapted by William Short from
Bancroft's major 2000 show curated by Anthony Bliss to celebrate the
collection's centennial. This exhibit coincided with The Tebtunis
Papyri: The First 100 Years, a symposium sponsored by the Bancroft
Library and the Department of Classics on September 24 and 25, 1999.
An international group of scholars discussed social and
administrative history, cultural exchange, and religion as illuminated
by the material from Tebtunis. The texts of many of their
presentations are available in the symposium
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The Trimble Banner publishes all misdemeanors, felonies and small-claims judgments recorded in district court, as well as all civil suits recorded in circuit court. Juvenile court cases are not published.
Crime reports are provided by local law enforcement agencies. Charges or citations reported to The Trimble Banner do not imply guilt.
The following cases were heard in Trimble County District Court during the week of July 4, 2016 with the Honorable Judge Diana Wheeler presiding:
The Kentucky Department of Revenue has set the 2016 State Real Property Tax Rate at 12.2 cents per $100 of assessed value. Kentucky Revised Statute 132.020 requires the Department of Revenue to set the real property rate no later than July 1 of each year.
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Earlier this year, members of the Oldham County Historical Society learned the organization would receive two designations on the National Parks Service Underground Railroad Network to Freedom program. The first site to be accepted was the Henry Bibb Escapes/Gatewood Plantation Site located in Bedford here in Trimble County. The
second designation chosen for inclusion in the program was the archived holdings of the J.C. Barnett Library & Archives in La Grange. Both sites are vital links to the history of the Underground Railroad in this area.
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Two occupants of a Trimble County Emergency Medical Services ambulance escaped injury last week when a rock smashed into the vehicle windshield, according to a news release from the Trimble County Sheriff's office.
The incident occurred in the early morning hours of Thursday, July 7, the release said. The Kentucky State Police was notified of the incident at 4:07 a.m.
By CHARLES LISTON
Special to The Trimble Banner
The Bedford Rotary Club recently selected Michelle Griffith for the annual "Citizen of the Year" award. This award is given to an individual in Trimble County who has demonstrated "service above self" activities benefiting county programs and organizations.
The Kentucky State Police will be conducting traffic safety checkpoints in the counties of Oldham, Trimble, Henry, Owen, Carroll and Gallatin during the period of July 1-31.
The intent of a traffic safety checkpoint is to provide for high visibility public safety service, focusing on vehicular equipment deficiencies, confirming appropriate registration of vehicles, the licensing of drivers, and detection of impaired drivers. Violations of law or other public safety issues that arise shall be addressed in accordance with Kentucky traffic and regulatory laws.
FRANKFORT, Ky. – The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources urges caution among boaters while weekend boating on a lake or river this summer.
"The increased volume of boat traffic and differing experience levels among boaters heightens the danger," said Zac Campbell, boating education coordinator with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. "It's definitely not a good time to be drinking and boating. Be a responsible, safe boater."
My husband was recently watching a tennis match on TV. At the risk of plagiarizing myself, "this man has never participated in a sport at which he did not excel. I on the other hand, have never participated in a sport in which I wasn't a hazard to myself and others" (Crystanomoly, 2015). In the five years we have been married he has equipped me with various pieces of athletic paraphernalia. He has determined that he will transform his klutzy, baby giraffe into a graceful gazelle; Bless his heart.
Local gardens, orchards and farmers markets are bursting with fresh produce, and home canning season is in full swing. If you're planning to can at home this summer, be sure to use only tested recipes that follow USDA recommendations.
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BP Oil Spill: Executive Charged with Lying to Authorities
From Chicago Tribune
Two men who worked for BP during the 2010 Gulf oil spill disaster have been charged with manslaughter and a third with lying to federal investigators, according to indictments made public Thursday, hours after BP announced it was paying $4.5 billion in a settlement with the U.S. government over the disaster.
A federal indictment unsealed in New Orleans claims BP well site leaders Robert Kaluza and Donald Vidrine acted negligently in their supervision of key safety tests performed on the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig before the explosion killed 11 workers in April 2010. The indictment says Kaluza and Vidrine failed to phone engineers onshore to alert them of problems in the drilling operation.
Another indictment charges David Rainey, who was BP's vice president of exploration for the Gulf of Mexico, on charges of obstruction of Congress and false statements. The indictment claims the former executive lied to federal investigators when they asked him how he calculated a flow rate estimate for BP's blown-out well in the days after the April 2010 disaster.
Before Thursday, the only person charged in the disaster was a former BP engineer who was arrested in April on obstruction of justice charges. He was accused of deleting text messages about the company's response to the spill.
Earlier in the day, BP PLC said it would plead guilty to criminal charges related to the deaths of 11 workers and lying to Congress.
The day of reckoning comes more than two years after the nation's worst offshore oil spill. The figure includes nearly $1.3 billion in criminal fines — the biggest criminal penalty in U.S. history — along with payments to certain government entities.
"We believe this resolution is in the best interest of BP and its shareholders," said Carl-Henric Svanberg, BP chairman. "It removes two significant legal risks and allows us to vigorously defend the company against the remaining civil claims."
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My son was diagnosed with ADD at the age of 7. He is now 15. School has become progressively more difficult for him. He needs a tutor. I do not have the resources to cover this. Would he possibly Qualify for Social Security?READ MORE
Hi Elle
In the meantime...as you are looking into possible benefits there are strategies to get free tutoring.
This article on ADDitude magazine on-line gives some ideas of how to get a free tutor.
LDonline also has some ideas about getting a tutor.
I am wondering if you could call the local colleges for any students who are wanting experience teaching a child with ADD or learning disabilities. Maybe you could work out an arrangement where they could gain credits by tutoring your son. Just thinking out loud here.
I would begin asking at your son's school first. The social security benefits is a very hard battle...and it may take a lot of time only to possibly be denied so...I think you need to think of some strategies of how you can help him now in the meantime.
Thanks so much for your question.
Thank you for your question and welcome to ADHDCentral.com.
Social Security Disability has stringent requirements for a child (or adult) to receive disability payments. It would be impossible to say whether your child would fit the criteria. If you believe he may, you want to contact the Social Security Administration and ask for the forms to start the process. This process can take months and does require medical documentation, so the sooner you begin, the sooner you will receive a response.
There are some other programs that may work for you. Some are outlined in:
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Shakespeare Quotes: One fell swoopfrom
One fell swoop Introduction
I'm Macduff. I'm a loyal Scottish nobleman, and I'm willing to fight for my country—no matter what. When I see someone abuse the crown, I'm going to do something about it. And you know what I think?
He has no children. All my pretty ones?
Did you say all? O hell-kite! All?
What, all my pretty chickens and their dam
At one fell swoop? (4.3.215-218)
Who Said It and Where
When news first breaks that King Duncan has been murdered, panic ensues. But not for Macduff. He's the only one who asks why Macbeth killed the guards senselessly. He's also the first to see that Lady Macbeth is fainting. He suspects that something is up.
It turns out that he's right. Macbeth has murdered King Duncan to take the crown from himself. Only instead of prattling on about his suspicions (we're looking at you, Hamlet), Macduff decides to leave for England. This isn't a cowardly act, but rather a brave one intended to aid Malcolm in enlisting the English against Macbeth.
So Macduff and friends are hanging out in England, deciding what to do about Macbeth. The new king's gone on a power trip and is killing everyone who threatens the precious crown on his head. (And even some people who aren't threatening it, like Macduff's family, but he doesn't know that yet. Shhh.)
Ross shows up and chats with Malcolm and Macduff about how Scotland is in a bad way. Macduff asks after his family, and Ross lies that they're fine. He adds that if Macduff were to return, Scotland might gather and take up arms against Macbeth.
Malcolm promises when they finally arrive in Scotland, ten thousand English soldiers will come, too. Then Ross announces he has some bad news, actually. Macduff offers to guess at it, but before he does, Ross blurts out that, oops, actually Macduff's family has been gruesomely murdered.
Macduff blames himself for leaving, but Malcolm recommends that Macduff take his own advice and get his feelings out by murdering rather than weeping. Macduff vows to slay Macbeth, committing to action instead of thought.


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The Dynamo are finalizing an agreement with former U.S. national team midfielder Ricardo Clark, pending the receipt of an international certificate.
Now, the club must figure out a way to fit Clark under MLS' salary cap. Because Geoff Cameron will remain on the roster until he gets a UK work permit to seal his move to Stoke City of the English Premier League, the team doesn't have budget space to add his salary at this time.
"I can confirm that we are in pursuit of signing Ricardo Clark," Dynamo president Chris Canetti said. "It continues to be an ongoing process. It will probably take a few more days before we have a final conclusion to the matter."
The deal with Clark, who bolted from the Dynamo to play in Germany after the 2009 season, will be final once the club receives his ITC. The MLS summer transfer window closed on Friday, but Clark can still be signed because he is out of contract.
In terms of salary, Clark will essentially take over Cameron's $300,000 salary cap hit.
"We remain interested in finding ways to improve the club," Canetti said. "Right now our options include signing international free agents or making trades within the league."
The Dynamo can add players until the Sept. 15 MLS deadline to solidify rosters.
"It's a fluid situation right now," Canetti said. "There's a number of things that can go a number of different ways, however it's going to be difficult for us to make any move whatsoever until the Geoff Cameron situation is resolved."


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Why You Knit
Hi Everyone!
First of all, brand new to knitting. Tried to learn it a few years ago, but real life got in the way and I stopped. Some odd reason, I found myself driving to Michael's and buying knitting supplies the other day to try again, and this time, it just all clicked! Things that were confusing before, worked this time (Thanks to the knittinghelp.com videos!) :rofl: I really got how to read patterns and how to do things that looked scary like cables!
So I was wondering what makes you all knit...why do you enjoy this not so cheap and time consuming past time?
For me, I have Type 1 diabetes and a very cruddy complication of neropathy of the stomach, that has left me disabled at 25, having to live with my parents and too sick to work. I get BORED easily, because I don't tend to go out too often because my immune system isn't very up to par. So as someone super creative, I really wanted to find a new craft to relax with when I'm feeling icky sicky. Also, my sis sells jewelry and have been inspired to try and learn a craft I too could sell one day...that's a far off dream, but hey...good to have goals!
So why does everyone else knit?
I'm returning home each weekend, that makes me 5 hours of train (2,5 one way). On ONE train. Normally I would have to take another one (ride: half an hour) that leaves 5 minutes after we arrive. And we don't always make it on time, so one more hour to wait for the next train. But generally someone picks me up.
Still. When you're taking the train on a regular basis, like I do, reading just won't do. Somewhen you feel sick of it. So I decided to try myself at knitting.
But normally, now, I don't knit on the train anymore.
(Mostly because I'm knitting lace almost all the time, and when you do lace, better not make mistakes. Moreover, I don't like being stared at. Makes my body temperature rise ... and sweaty hands are not good for knitting)
As for your goal, I see so many garments and scarves and things that look hand-made, and they could be hand-made as well. I think that someday you'll sell. I believe in you.
Have you tried crochet?
I like that as well. Good for taking around with you.
I started crochet because of panic disorder/agorophobia.
I started knitting to make stuff other than blankets, crochet doesn't make good guy cloths.
Because I love making things! I especially love making beautiful things and using beautiful tools to do it with. It makes me feel like both a lady of leisure (ha!) and a busy bee at the same time. I love being creative. And I love making little (and big!) gifts for people.
Welcome to Knitting Help!
Good for you for learning to knit! It's funny how it can seem so confusing one day and it all clicks the next. I experienced this last week as I was trying to learn to knit continental. It seemed all of a sudden I just "got it!" :teehee:
I crocheted off and on for 30 yrs and have been knitting for 3.5 yrs. I much preferred the look of the knitted fabric so I decided to learn. I love it and all my other hobbies have gone by the wayside in favor of knitting now. So basically, I knit because I like being creative and enjoy the process of knitting as much as the product. :thumbsup:
As a Medium once told me, I like to play with sticks.
I like doing it and I feel better when I make people things and they're all happy about it. I guess I do it cause it makes me feel good.
My story is actually a lot like yours, Alexis. Have health problems myself both physical and mental health, still living at home at 28 though I can work - I'm having trouble finding a permanent job due to the economy, just suddenly felt the urge to learn to knit one day, and here I am! I do find (unless it's my imagination?) that it helps me cope with my mental health problems: ADD/ADHD, depression, anxiety, etc. And I'm also extremely creative and love arts and crafts, always have (used to be a jewelry make too) and I love making things for myself and friends. So there it is.
Oh, and welcome! :)
I learned to knit so that I could teach my autistic son how to knit. Knitting has been known to be very therapeutic and anxiety/stress relieving in spectrum kiddos. But once I got hooked, I kept knitting for my own stress/anxiety relief and a creative outlet. I rarely finish projects. I'm the consumate process knitter. Even though it started out as something for my son, it has turned into the best thing I've ever done for myself.
Now, my son & I knit together. :D
I spent 6 months actively searching for a job. Not even pizza places would hire me! I asked my hubby if he'd support me learning to knit with the hopes of being able to sell my goods if/when I got good enough. He said yes, and here we are 6 months later and I'm designing my own stuff, and I have just begun listing items on Etsy. Haven't sold anything yet, but I'm crossing my fingers!
I used to knit all the time decades ago - got about 40 Buffalo sweaters done - one for every family member but I got tired of knitting those great big raglin sleeves that seemed to take longer than the body of the beast and I quit to begin quilting.
Now it's about 3 decades later and I'm back to knitting.
My health suffered and quilting became impossible but I still wanted to create something so I picked up some needles and started off again with simple scarves and hats.
I found I had completely forgotten everything I ever knew about knitting but I found this site and the wonderful videos and they have helped me immeasureably (not to mention the great advice..):thumbsup:
I'm still on my first big sweater since the Buffalo ones and I've knit it twice (now doing my 3rd try) and enjoying every minute of it.
I discovered that I had the wrong idea about knitting when I used to do it. It's not all about the finished product - its about the process... the meditative feel of repetition, the click of the needles and in the end, the pride of accomplishment.
At least, that's how I see it.
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(Port Angeles) -- The Department of Ecology holds an open house on the city of Port Angeles Shoreline Master program tonight.
DOE officials will be on hand beginning at six pm at the Vern Burton Community Center.
The DOE requires the city come up with an updated plan for how it will deal with potential development along its shorelines.
It also requires the city outline land-use strategies that mitigate development and leave some areas for preservation.
The city approved the update last summer, but the state has required a series of updates before it will sign off.
The DOE requires nearly two hundred cities and counties adopt similar shoreline plans.
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An early morning hit-and-run accident in Washington County, Md., sent two people to the hospital, according to Maryland State Police.
David Wayne Robinson of Hagerstown was traveling south on Interstate 81 before Halfway Boulevard at 1:29 this morning when a white Saturn Vue with Pennsylvania plates struck the rear of his Toyota Camry.
Robinson's car ran off the road and overturned. He and his passenger, Helen Christina Robinson, were taken to Meritus Medical Center. The driver of the Saturn did not stop.
Police said the vehicle should have damage to the front passenger side and a broken headlight. Anyone with information is asked to call (301) 766-3800, Extension 4039.
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The board in T 19/97 emphasised that there was a clear distinction between the substantive transfer of opponent status as a business asset and its procedural validity in the case at issue. As a formal requirement, the procedural validity of a transfer of opponent status was dependent on the submission of a duly substantiated request within the proceedings. On grounds of procedural certainty, a change of party based on an assignment could not take place outside the proceedings without the formal cognisance of the board and also could not have retroactive effect, as otherwise procedural acts or decisions could be respectively performed or taken without the involvement of the new opponent as the only legitimate party.
In T 956/03 the board considered the question of the time limit for filing evidence of a transfer. According to the board, the case law showed a definite balance in favour of the view that a transfer could only be acknowledged from, at the earliest, the date when adequate evidence to prove the transfer had been filed. This was desirable in the interest of legal certainty and, within that principle, to ensure that the identity of an opposing party was known. If the transfer took place before the appeal period expired, then the entitlement of the transferee to replace the opponent had to be established by filing the necessary evidence before the appeal period expired. In T 428/08 the appellant had argued that it ought to be admissible to submit evidence of legal succession after the appeal period had expired, as evidence of prior use could also be submitted after the opposition period had expired without being rejected as grounds for opposition. The board did not follow this argument and relied on case law which made the date when the transfer became valid explicitly dependent on the date when evidence of it was supplied, in keeping with the procedural certainty requirement for the identities of the parties to the proceedings to be clear at all times.
The board in T 6/05 drew a distinction between those cases where the opponent status is transferred together with the assignment of business assets and the cases of universal succession via merger - like the case at issue. Whereas in the former cases, the party status might either remain with the original opponent or be transferred to the new one, the universal successor of a patent proprietor automatically acquired party status in proceedings pending before the EPO, since R. 20(3) EPC 1973 did not apply in the context of universal succession in law. The successor acquired party status from the date on which the merger became effective and not only once sufficient evidence to this effect had been produced. The principles for transferring a European patent were to be applied mutatis mutandis to the transfer of opponent status. In the case of the universal succession of the opponent, there could only be one (legal) person who had rights and obligations, with the consequence that there was necessarily and automatically a continuation of the existing legal status as opponent from the date of merger. It could thus be established unambiguously and without any legal uncertainty, at any point in time in the proceedings who in fact was the opponent having party status, regardless of the date when sufficient evidence to this effect was filed (see also T 425/05).
In T 1514/06, the board considered it established that opponent status had been transferred from JB TEC (A) to JB TEC (C), as it was clear from the draft demerger agreement that JB TEC (A) had divested its business activities relating to conventional sealed mechanical transmission agitators to AGITEC SAS and those relating to magnetic drive agitators for mainly pharmaceutical and biological use to JB TEC (C).
Nevertheless, the board observed that the change in party to the appeal proceedings could not take effect unless it were brought to its attention (see T 19/97). Having been dissolved on 16 September 2010, JB TEC (A) had ceased to have legal personality and the authorisation issued to its representative had therefore lapsed. The representative had been designated as JB TEC (C)'s representative in an authorisation dated 8 September 2011, i.e. issued a year later, but the board had not been notified of this or of the request for a transfer of opponent status to JB TEC (C) until 14 September 2011. Consequently, the documents in question sent on 5 August 2011 were removed from the proceedings on the ground that they had not been duly filed. Nevertheless, at JB TEC (C)'s request, their content was readmitted at the oral proceedings as an integral part of its oral submissions.


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Known As; Serial Killer, Karla Homolka, Female Serial Killers, Paul Bernardo's Wife.
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Killer fears that if she's freed from prison she'll be slain by vigilantes, her lawyer told The Toronto Sun last night.
With Corrections Canada poised to ask for Homolka's detention for her full 12-year sentence on grounds she'll kill again, lawyer Marc Labelle said Karla Homolka is petrified she'll be murdered.
Labelle said Carla Homolka has not only received further threats from within the prison system, but she has also been targeted for death on chat groups his legal assistants have uncovered on the Internet.
"I haven't seen these sites myself, but I'm told there are numerous sites where threats are made that 'we'll kill you if you get out,'" Labelle said in an interview from his Montreal law office.
"What am I to make of that ... It's terrible ... it's scary."
Labelle said the only place Homolka feels safe in all of Canada is behind the familiar wire fences of Joliette prison camp in the Montreal suburb of Laval.
Karla Homolca enjoyed a safe and comfortable existence at Joliette for three years until October. Days after photos of her in a formal dress at a prison birthday party hit the newspapers, Corrections Canada transferred Homolka to the Regional Psychiatric Centre in Saskatoon.
As reported by The Sun last spring, while at Joliette Homolka was involved in a lesbian relationship with convicted bank robber Lynda Veronneau, who is due to inherit almost $1 million from a family estate and has told relatives her blonde, 30-year-old girlfriend "Jessica" will live with her.
It is unclear if Homolka and Veronneau remain lovers.
Corrections Canada wanted Homolka transferred to undergo a psychiatric assessment that sources say would bolster its bid to have the National Parole Board detain her beyond her legal release date next July.
Homolka was sentenced to 12 years in prison in 1993 after she pleaded guilty to two counts of manslaughter for her role in her then-husband Paul Bernardo's sex slayings of Leslie Mahaffy, 14, and Kristen French, 15, and the fatal drugging rape of Homolka's youngest sister Tammy, 15.
By law, all federal offenders must be released at the two-thirds mark of their sentence unless officials can prove they will likely kill or seriously harm someone.
Corrections Canada must give six months' notice prior to the mandatory release date if it intends to seek an extended period of detention. In Homolka's case, this means prison officials must move within the next month.
Labelle said Homolka at first refused to cooperate with psychiatrists in Saskatoon, but agreed to partially cooperate when Corrections Canada warned her that refusal would result in her security classification being bumped from minimum to maximum.
"I believe she did not cooperate at a certain point, but they said, 'if you do not cooperate we will use this against you ...' I believe she did cooperate a bit," said Labelle.
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INDIAN LAKE - The Indian Lake Planning Board had a busy session when it met Wednesday, Aug. 7, largely due to the fact that it skipped its July meeting and had to deal with the backup.
One public hearing was held, three projects were scheduled for public hearings at its September meeting and an old project was put to bed by resolving to stamp its Mylar maps as soon as they are presented.
The most interesting project is a proposal to convert a cottage community on Lakeshore Drive, Chief Sabael Cottages, to a private family compound.
Aaron Gadway of Gadway Realty said the plan is to remove five existing cottages totaling 2,844 square feet of living space and replace them with a single-family home of between 2,500 and 3,000 square feet.
The board agreed it has a complete application and voted to hold a public hearing in September, provided that the potential buyer of the property, who is proposing the change in use, would be willing to limit the size of the new house to 2,844 square feet.
Gadway was told that anything larger would need prior approval from the Zoning Board of Appeals before a public hearing could be held.
A public hearing was held on a two-lot subdivision / boundary line adjustment on Lakeshore Drive that the board subsequently approved.
John Carroll and his neighbor Judy Arsenault, who currently co-own a lot between the lots they individually own, want to evenly divide the lot between them, with each taking half.
The original intent was to prevent the lot between their homes from being developed. The subdivision will continue this goal, because it will not result in any new building rights.
Letters were sent to nearby property owners informing them of the public hearing and the plan. Only one response was received, and it was in favor of the plan.
No one on the board could remember how far back it was when a public hearing was held on a subdivision proposed by Dennis Schaf and Roger Scott. It was five years ago, on Aug. 6, 2008.
When the public hearing was held the plan was approved with the condition that they submit properly drafted, deeded Mylar maps showing the lots created by the subdivision, the shared access driveway and the shared access to the lake.
The board agreed that as soon as the Mylar maps (one for each) are presented they could be stamped and filed with the county.
Michael Booth, owner of the building best known as The Summer Store in Blue Mt. Lake, across from the post office there, was present with contractor John Starling to ask for a change of use.
The original approval was for using the downstairs as a store but prevented use of the upstairs. Booth wants to switch the approved use to instead operate the upper floor as a rental apartment.
Booth said, "I no longer want to use the downstairs. I just want to use the upstairs as an apartment."
The board will hold a public hearing on the proposal during its September meeting.
Colleen Delcore and her mother, Nancy Carroll, came before the board requesting a two-lot subdivision of land Carroll owns. The property includes the former Grandma's Things on Main Street across from Indian Lake Tavern & Restaurant.
The plan calls for creating a separate lot for the building formerly known as Grandma's Things, which Delcore plans to convert into an office for her law practice.
The board agreed it has a complete application and scheduled a public hearing for September.
Don McConley, who owns a home on Cedar River Road, wants to add a porch to the house.
Because the property is located in a Scenic River Corridor, the addition will require a site review and a public hearing, which the board scheduled for September.
The Indian Lake Planning Board will next meet Wednesday, Sept. 4, starting at 7 p.m. in Town Hall.


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Speaking of which, here are some new and upcoming apocalyptic and dystopian books. Because a brain-eating zombie is always a bad egg. I'll post a few below. First, though, if you want some new books, Suzanne Johnson has several books in a range of genres that were never claimed in her amazing contests. So head on over to Preternatura and enter to win! She's got everything from paranormal romance like Demons Like It Hot to steampunk time travel like The Map of Time.
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America has devolved into unending civil wars, driven by demagogues who recruit children to become soulless killing machines. Two refugees of these wars, Mahlia and Mouse, are known as "war maggots": survivors who have barely managed to escape the unspeakable violence plaguing the war-torn lands of the Drowned Cities. But their fragile safety is threatened when they discover a wounded half-man--a bioengineered war beast named Tool, who is hunted by a vengeful band of soldiers. When tragedy strikes, Mahlia is faced with an impossible decision: risk everything to save the boy who once saved her, or flee to her own safety.
February 8, 2012
Pressia barely remembers the Detonations or much about life during the Before. In her sleeping cabinet behind the rubble of an old barbershop where she lives with her grandfather, she thinks about what is lost-how the world went from amusement parks, movie theaters, birthday parties, fathers and mothers . . . to ash and dust, scars, permanent burns, and fused, damaged bodies. And now, at an age when everyone is required to turn themselves over to the militia to either be trained as a soldier or, if they are too damaged and weak, to be used as live targets, Pressia can no longer pretend to be small. Pressia is on the run.
There are those who escaped the apocalypse unmarked. Pures. They are tucked safely inside the Dome that protects their healthy, superior bodies. Yet Partridge, whose father is one of the most influential men in the Dome, feels isolated and lonely. Different.
April 17, 2012
Sixteen-year-old Scotch struggles to fit in—at home she's the perfect daughter, at school she's provocatively sassy, and thanks to her mixed heritage, she doesn't feel she belongs with the Caribbeans, whites, or blacks. And even more troubling, lately her skin is becoming covered in a sticky black substance that can't be removed. While trying to cope with this creepiness, she goes out with her brother—and he disappears. A mysterious bubble of light just swallows him up, and Scotch has no idea how to find him. Soon, the Chaos that has claimed her brother affects the city at large, until it seems like everyone is turning into crazy creatures. Scotch needs to get to the bottom of this supernatural situation ASAP before the Chaos consumes everything she's ever known—and she knows that the black shadowy entity that's begun trailing her every move is probably not going to help.
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This song makes me want to slap someone. (Refer to "bad egg" above.) Is it just me? If not, please feel free to slap the person closest to you. It's okay. Really.
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Board members plan to meet in executive session to interview candidates for a vacancy on the board created when Chad Bringman, who stepped down from the board due to time constraints with his position as director of the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northwestern Ohio.
Chad Bringman submitted his resignation to the Woodmore Board of Education due to time constraints of his responsibilities as director of the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northwester Ohio, not because his wife was appointed to be superintendent of the Woodmore School District as reported in the March 19 issue of The Press.
The current superintendent John Fernbaugh said that although it would be "protocol" for someone to resign from the board if a spouse were named superintendent, state law doesn't prohibit spouses from serving on boards and the administration.
Linda Bringman's contract as superintendent goes into effect July 1.
Students from the University of Toledo, who did a study on how to improve safety at Navarre Avenue and Wynn Road, asked Oregon City council to support their request for a left turn signal at the intersection.
Council has previously discussed whether safety could be improved at that intersection after 16-year-old Clay High School student Cody Van Hersett was killed there in a crash in January. Van Hersett was driving his vehicle west on Navarre Avenue when he collided with a semi that was turning left onto northbound Wynn Road. The truck driver was cited in the crash.
In last week's article about Academy Games, the company founder's name was spelled wrong. His name is Uwe Eickert. Volgograd, not Logograd, is formerly known as Stalingrad, the site of one of the most important and famous battles of World War II. In addition, the Eickert Scissors manufacturing company did not go out of business. It was sold to Jarden Corporation which moved its operations to their McMinnville, Tenn. facilities where the business is still in existence. The Press regrets the errors.
The village of Genoa's police chief has high hopes for a decent turnout at an April 5 meeting to organize a Block Watch program.
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Would you like a torf with your happy meal?
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SIKESTON - A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hodges of Route 2, Monday morning.
MINER - Fire destroyed the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewis at Miner Switch Wednesday morning and the adjacent Sikeston Salvage Company, which the owners operated.
CHARLESTON - Circuit Judge Tony Heckemeyer was among the candidates filing for election in Mississippi County. Heckemeyer seeks re-election to the six-year term. Candidates have until April 27 to file.
SIKESTON - While crime has exploded in other cities, 1991 statistics from the Sikeston Department of Public Safety show no such growth. And those same figures show criminals committing crimes in Sikeston are likely to get caught. From homicides to common assaults, the Sikeston DPS investigated 2,200 crimes last year They solved 1,237, or 56 percent. Victims can be assured not every item stolen is gone forever.
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Before Kaley Cuoco and Lindsay Lohan, other famous faces (and their parts) have appeared in Playboy. Here are some of the sexiest celebrities to follow in Marilyn's footsteps.
Mariah Carey's slated to be on the March cover of Playboy. Who got paid more, Mariah, or the photo-retoucher?
Rumor has it newly sober Lindsay Lohan may take a part in Bret Ratner's Hugh Hefner biopic as a playboy bunny. At least she didn't lose the slut in rehab!
This is a game of skill, memory and the extremely retarded dance stylings of American Idol contestant Taylor "I got the ticks" Hicks!
This week Philip Norris comments on Hugh Hefners comment about Miley Cyrus in Playboy, and how people are into some weird sex crap.
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When you're dead and gone and they put an epitaph on your headstone, what will it say?
I was at a 60th birthday party recently. Not quite the same as a funeral, but it was nevertheless a time when family and friends stood up and eulogised – literally "spoke well of" – the birthday boy, David.
A lot of it was humorous, but there was one thing that one of his sons said about dad, that hit me between the eyes:
He's always looking for the best way to do the most good he can.
Would you be happy with that as an epitaph? Yeah, me too!
And in my experience of the man, David is indeed always looking to see how his gifts and abilities, his resources and his time can be put to the best use for God's glory to do the most good possible. He never seems frenetic or stressed about it. Not at all. It's just how he seems to live his life.
Now by the world's standards, David has had great success in his life – he's "made it" as they'd say (not without great trials and a lot of hard work along the way of course). And yet, as he shared with us when he spoke, even as as believer in and follower of Jesus Christ, a few years back he realised he'd at least in part been defining his life through his success, through his net worth, through what he drove and where he lived … and so he decided to do something about it.
He decided to take what God had given him and to "leverage" that into growing the kingdom of God. He sold his company and moved the proceeds into a trust fund which these days supports well over 100 projects in advancing the Kingdom of God.
I remember when I first became a Christian, and someone spoke to me about "tithing" – this notion of giving 10% of your income to God's work – I was totally outraged.
Ten percent?!! They had to be kidding! (Back then I was earning rather a lot, and so 10% seemed rather a lot to give away!)
James L. Kraft, the Canadian founder of the Kraft Foods empire who also happened to be a disciple of Jesus, is reputed once to have said:
I don't believe in tithing, but I suppose it's not a bad place to start.
Of course James Kraft had rather a lot to give away. Some would argue that David has rather a lot to give away.
But according to Jesus … you and I too … have rather a lot to give away.
You may be familiar with the parable of the talents told by Jesus – when the Master gave three servants some money to invest on his behalf – to one he gave 5 talents, to another 2 talents and to another 1 talent according to their ability. The parable speaks into what we do with our lives – whether we invest them or waste them (go on, click on the link and have another read.)
But unless we know how much a talent was worth, we can end up missing the whole point of the story.
A talent, was 15 years' wages for a labourer. So even the servant who received just the 1 talent, was entrusted with … rather a lot, wouldn't you say?
And let's be honest, when we each consider our gifts, our abilities, our creativity … as well as our physical resources, then come on, we've each been given rather a lot.
In Jesus' story, to the ones who'd invested wisely the Master said:
Well done, good and faithful servant! You were faithful over a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Share your master's joy!
But listen, just listen to what he had to say to the one who wasted the opportunity to "look for the best way to do the most good he could":
You evil, lazy servant! … you should have deposited my money with the bankers. And when I returned I would have received my money back with interest. So take the talent from him and give it to the one who has 10 talents. For to everyone who has, more will be given, and he will have more than enough. But from the one who does not have, even what he has will be taken away from him. And throw this good-for-nothing servant into the outer darkness. In that place there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
Turns out that for Jesus, life is either an investment… or a waste. And a wasted life is such a tragedy don't you think?
So let me ask you again … what will your epitaph read?
It's absolutely true. Men and women struggle sometimes to understand one another. So all you women out there – I want to help you understand the "male ego" as it's called. Often, it gets a bad rap. But it's part of how we men are made, and any woman who understands it, has just unlocked the door to her man's heart.
As you can imagine, I receive many, many emails from listeners. Every now and then, one leaps out. This one from Therese in Scotland will make you want to cry and to rejoice. I've resisted the temptation to comment further. Just read the email exchange and be blessed.
So many couples – way too many couples – live a passionless marriage. With all my heart, I'm here to tell you that's not what God has planned for you. Marriage is meant to be a deep, intimate, passionate, life-long relationship. And there's a very simple way to recapture the passion; to put the spark back into your marriage. It's the power of a kiss.


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James A. Sullivan, 74, of Williamstown, died Tuesday (Nov. 27, 2012) at his residence. He was born in Williams-town, a son of the late Clarence "Ted" and Beulah Mae (Bruce) Sullivan.
He worked at Fenton Glass, was a member of Boilermaker's Union, and then worked at the Silver Globe Manufacturing. He was a 32nd degree Mason and member of Williamstown Masonic Lodge 129. He loved NASCAR and drove stock cars when he was younger.
He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Edith (McDonald) Sullivan; daughter, Donna Darlene Seaman (Bevin) of Parkersburg; 13 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; brother, Robert Sullivan (Donna) of Parkersburg; and a sister, Patricia "Patty" Antill (Glen) of Marietta.
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In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his son, Terry McDonald, and a daughter Beverly Ann Porter.
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Appendix A: MCG&I Domain Services
While the USIGS will invoke components that are defined for many information domains, the domain of greatest interest to USIGS planners, implementers, and users is, clearly, the MCG&I domain.
The MCG&I domain services architecture identifies the services required for the building of MCG&I applications. This appendix addresses the conceptual structure of the MCG&I domain services architecture and outlines the categories of services, and their interfaces, that are required to populate that architecture. The services have been grouped into service categories which, in some cases, are grouped into service categories of a broader nature. The service category groupings are based upon the anticipation that the services within each service category will:
In essence, the MCG&I domain services architecture provides a structure for ensuring that all of the appropriate objects and methods are defined. Implementation specifications, that serve to define the syntax and semantics of the services identified herein, may be structured differently in order to depict the processing interdependencies that exist across categories. Actual implementations are expected to differ as well, since all MCG&I applications will not use all MCG&I services, nor will they be restricted to MCG&I services and, therefore, may be grouped differently.
A.1 Consensus MCG&I Domain Architecture
A.1 Consensus MCG&I Domain Architecture
The Open GIS Consortium, Inc. (OGC) (for more information on the OGC, please see their WWW page at http://www.opengis.org/) is in the process of defining an object-based architecture for geospatial services and structures. OGC's Open GIS Service Architecture has been designed in cooperation with the design of the USIGS MCG&I domain services architecture, so there are few significant differences between them. The following paragraphs discuss those service categories and services of that architecture.
Throughout this appendix, there are figures that show the USIGS MCG&I domain services and Open GIS Service Architecture components. The intent is to illustrate the cooperation and dialog that has been developed between NIMA and the OGC in aligning their architectures. At the time of this writing, this was an ongoing process, so both models are expected to progress with the highest possible level of commonality.
A.2 MCG&I Domain Service Categories
A.2 MCG&I Domain Service Categories
A.2.1 Geospatial Domain Access Services
Geospatial Domain Access Services (GDAS) defines a set of interfaces for locating and retrieving selected MCG&I information for storage, deletion, or modification. Geospatial Domain Access Services include:
Figure A-1 illustrates the USIGS technical architecture elements related to the GDAS.
Figure A-1. USIGS Geospatial Domain Access Services
A.2.1.1 Geospatial Information Access Services
Geospatial Information Access Services comprise three specific service categories:
A.220.127.116.11 Geospatial Information Storage and Retrieval Services
Geospatial Information Retrieval Services provide services for MCG&I information storage and retrieval for the purposes of deletion, modification, and/or display. Geospatial Information Retrieval Services are intended primarily for client storage and retrieval of geospatially referenced information of all kinds to/from a library (data server) that may be remotely located relative to the client. The Geospatial Information Retrieval Services provide for the following basic capabilities:
A.188.8.131.52 Geospatial Information Catalog Services
The Geospatial Information Catalog Services provide a set of common services to support both local and global MCG&I information discovery, property (metadata) retrieval, MCG&I information browsing, and MCG&I information cataloging and indexing. Types of retrieval that are required include:
A.22.214.171.124 Geospatial Product Information Service
The Geospatial Product Information Service provides for the retrieval and storage of whole products (predefined feature collections and metadata subsets) and allows the client to retrieve some properties specifically associated with an object without going to the catalog. The Geospatial Product Information Service provides for robust references to arbitrary information products in a distributed environment through the use of library location information and file path names. Since the product reference is expected to contain all of the necessary information for retrieval, distributed processing can be handled transparently. The product references are specialized in the Geospatial Product Information Service for use by libraries and include support for parameters. This service is equivalent to having a paper map or preprinted image, in that the boundaries and content of the information are known before the information is requested. This capability is of particular use in the dissemination of reports and the like for which all recipients or requesters are not previously known. In an electronic environment, it provides the capability to predefine an MCG&I component of a web page, for instance.
A.2.1.2 Geospatial Dissemination Services
A.2.1.2 Geospatial Dissemination Services
Geospatial Dissemination Services include the interfaces required to receive, prepare (i.e., reformat, compress, decompress, etc.), prioritize, and transmit MCG&I information that has been requested by a client through standing queries or profiles. They also include interfaces to support product distribution management and to enable dissemination of MCG&I information to third parties. This is strictly a batch-like capability that is expected to use the Geospatial Information Access Services and the Geospatial Information Packaging Services as components. Operationally, it is expected that this component would be invoked by a library resident event handler. Invocation would occur at the time a message containing new information is received by the library and processed for storage therein. At that time, the Geospatial Dissemination Services would check its repository of standing queries for those that are satisfied by the new information, make appropriate modifications to the information's structure and format, and transmit the information to the recipients indicated by the standing query.
A.2.1.3 Geospatial Information Packaging Services
A.2.1.3 Geospatial Information Packaging Services
Geospatial Information Packaging Services are composed of three service categories:
A.18.104.22.168 Feature Compression Service
The Feature Compression Service provides for conversion of vector and gridded portions of a feature collection to and from compressed form.
A.18.104.22.168 Image Compression Service
The Image Compression Service provides for conversion of an image to and from compressed form.
A.18.104.22.168 Geospatial Information Transfer Service
Geospatial Information Transfer Services are those required to build, access and manipulate the fundamental units and collections of MCG&I information to be transferred between MCG&I Domain-compliant application services in fulfilling their users' requests.
A.2.2 Feature Generalization Services
The Feature Generalization Services (FGS), shown in Figure A-2, are a category of services that modify the characteristics of a feature collection to increase the effectiveness of communication by counteracting the undesirable effects of data reduction. These services include capabilities to:
Figure A-2. USIGS Feature Generalization Services
A.2.3 Geospatial Information Extraction Services
Geospatial Information Extraction Services (GIES), shown in Figure A-3, are a category of services that support the extraction of feature and terrain information from remotely sensed and scanned images. These services include capabilities to:
Figure A-3. USIGS Geospatial Information Extraction Services
A.2.4 Geospatial Coordinate Transformation Services
Geospatial Coordinate Transformation Services (GCTS), shown in Figure A-4, comprise capabilities for converting geospatial coordinates from one reference system to another. This includes the ability to:
Figure A-4. USIGS Geospatial Coordinate Transformation Services
A.2.5 Geospatial Annotation Services
Geospatial Annotation Services (GAS), shown in Figure A-5, add ancillary information to an image or a feature in a Feature Collection (e.g., by way of a label, a hot link, or an entry of a property for a feature into a database) that augments it or makes it more complete.
The Image Annotation Services provides for standard interfaces to software tools that enable symbols, graphics, text, and other media types to be overlaid upon, or attached to, images to highlight significant content. Capabilities of this service will include:
Similarly, the Feature Annotation Services provides for the capability to add ancillary information to a feature in a Feature Collection (e.g., by way of a label, a hot link, or an entry of an attribute for a feature into a database) that augments or provides a more complete description of the feature.
Figure A-5. USIGS Geospatial Annotation Services
A.2.6 Imagery Manipulation Services
Imagery Manipulation Services (IMS), shown in Figure A-6, provide for manipulating images (resizing, changing color and contrast values, applying various filters, manipulating image resolution, etc.) and for conducting mathematical analyses of image characteristics (computing image histograms, convolutions, etc.). These services include services to:
Figure A-6. USIGS Imagery Manipulation Services
A.2.7 Geospatial Feature Manipulation Services
Geospatial Feature Manipulation Services (GFMS), shown in Figure A-7, are a category of services that support creation, quality control methods, analysis, display, and generalization of feature collections of interest to an end user. They include capabilities to:
Figure A-7. USIGS Geospatial Feature Manipulation Services
A.2.8 Imagery Exploitation Services
Imagery Exploitation Services (IES), shown in Figure A-8, are required to support the photogrammetric analysis of remotely sensed and scanned imagery, the generation of reports with respect to the results of the analysis, and other products that ultimately reach policy and decision makers and other consumers of the results of photogrammetric analysis. These services measure the spatial characteristics of objects appearing within images, including geometric measurements from monoscopic and stereoscopic imagery, under a variety of acquisition conditions.
Figure A-8. USIGS Imagery Exploitation Services
A.2.9 Feature Analysis Services
Feature Analysis Services (FAS), shown in Figure A-9, are a category of services that exploit information available in a Feature or Feature Collection to derive application-oriented quantitative results that are not available from the raw data itself. These services include, but are not limited to, the following capabilities:
Figure A-9. USIGS Feature Analysis Services
A.2.10 Image Geometry Model Services
Image Geometry Model Services (IGMS), shown in Figure A-10, are a category of services that support using mathematical models of image geometries. The geometries relate image positions to corresponding real-world (e.g., ground) positions. These services include, but are not limited to, the capability to:
Figure A-10. USIGS Image Geometry Model Services
A.2.11 Geospatial Symbol Management Services
Geospatial Symbol Management Services (GSMS), shown in Figure A-11, are those services required for the management of symbol libraries, such as:
Figure A-11. USIGS Geospatial Symbol Management Services
A.2.12 Image Map Generation Services
Image Map Generation Services (IMGS), shown in Figure A-12, are a collection of services for manipulating and combining images for use as image maps and other uses. These services include, but are not limited to, the capability to:
Figure A-12. USIGS Image Map Generation Services
A.2.13 Image Synthesis Services
Image Synthesis Services (ISS), shown in Figure A-13, is a category of services for creating or transforming images using computer-based spatial models, perspective transformations, and manipulations of image characteristics to improve visibility, sharpen resolution, and/or reduce the effects of cloud cover or haze. These computations include, but are not limited to, the capability to create:
Figure A-13. USIGS Image Synthesis Services
A.2.14 Image Understanding Services
Image Understanding Services (IUS), shown in Figure A-14, are a category of services that provide automated image change detection, registered image differencing, significance-of-difference analysis and display, and area-based and model-based differencing. Capabilities included in this category include, but are not limited to:
Figure A-14. USIGS Image Understanding Services
A.2.15 Geospatial Display Services
Geospatial Display Services (GDS), shown in Figure A-15, is comprised of services that prepare and render one or more Feature Collections or Coverages to an output device. The output device may be a (temporary) electronic display or (permanent) hardcopy printer (e.g., printing a map or chart). The services include, but are not limited to capabilities that:
Figure A-15. USIGS Geospatial Display Services
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The Canterbury Tales: The Wife of Bath's Prologue
by Geoffrey Chaucer
The Canterbury Tales: The Wife of Bath's Prologue Power Quotes
How we cite our quotes: Citations follow this format: (Line). We used the line numbering found on Librarius's online edition.
Quote #10
Whoso that first to mille comth, first grint.
I pleyned first: so was our werre y-stint.
The Wife is referring here to how she accuses her husbands of adultery to prevent them from (probably rightly) accusing her of it. Earlier in the Prologue she warned wise wives never to let their husbands catch them in an affair. It seems that the Wife believes that whoever has the moral high ground (or at least the appearance of it) has the power in the relationship.
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Oon of us two must bowen, doutelees,
And sith a man is more resonable
Than womman is, ye moste been suffrable.
Here the Wife uses the antifeminist idea the women are unreasonable to force her husband to give in to her. Notice that, true to character, the Wife totally rejects the idea of compromise. One of the two must "bowen," or be subject to the other. There's no power sharing in the Wife's marriages.
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This joly clerk Jankin, that was so hende,
Hath wedded me with greet solempnitee,
And to him yaf I al the lond and fee
That evere was me yeven therbifore.
But afterward repented me ful sore;
He nolde suffre nothing of my list.
In giving up her property to Jankyn, the Wife must have forgotten her own insight that whoever owns the property in a relationship has the power. Perhaps the Wife was love-struck; we know from a few lines earlier that Jankyn was the husband she loved best. It seems that love and power-mongering don't go together so well.


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The bigger the musician, the more insane the rider. Beyonce only drinks water using $900 titanium straws. Katy Perry forbids carnations. Lady Gaga demands an oxygen tank.
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