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A BETTING shop in Rose Hill has been approved by city councillors by six votes to two.
The East Area planning committee was tonight asked to consider whether 4 Courtland Road – previously occupied by the Oxford Bed Company but now an empty shop – could have its use changed from "shops" to "financial services."
The application was submitted by Coral, also requested approval for a one-storey extension to the back of the shop and for a light-up sign.
Residents had expressed concerns that another betting shop in the area, in addition to a nearby Ladbrokes, could result in a rise in antisocial behaviour.
But officers warned councillors that they could not refuse it on the grounds that residents did not want a betting shop – because Government planning policy means that that they can only consider the change of use to "financial services" - and not that it could become a betting shop specifically.
Councillors voted for two extra conditions on the approval.
It was agreed that a limit on noise levels would be put on the air conditioning units Coral has included in its plans.
There was also an agreed restriction for the signs to be lit up only during the shop's opening hours – 8am to 10pm.
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Submission + - Perovskite phosphor could boost visible light communication (acs.org)
ckwu writes: LEDs are increasingly used to illuminate homes and offices; soon, the same lights could also transmit data to your computer or smartphone in photon pulses so fast the eye can't see them. But this form of visible light communication--sometimes called Li-Fi--faces two key challenges: The light must flicker fast enough to carry sizeable amounts of data; and at the same time it should provide the warm, balanced color tones needed for pleasant ambient lighting. Nanocrystals of a perovskite, cesium lead bromide, could help to solve both problems. Researchers have found that LEDs coated with the material can reach high data transmission rates of 2 gigabits per second, comparable to Wi-Fi. The device also produced a warm white light with a color rendering index of 89, as good as white LEDs already on the market (natural sunlight itself is rated at 100).


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C.R. England Inc4701 w 2100 s west valley, Utah United States of America
C.R. England Inc dont go to cr england they rip you off, finance rip off, health rip off and etc west valley, Utah
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Vt. and NH pike plan for reservoir upsets someJuly 02,2013
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ST. JOHNSBURY — Some anglers are upset at plans by the states of Vermont and New Hampshire to stock walleyed pike into the Moore Reservoir between the two states because they fear the fish will prey on other species such as trout and salmon.
Don Pelletier Trout Unlimited says walleye are aggressive and would harm the other fish populations.
The proposal is a joint project of the fish and game departments of the two states.
The walleye would be raised at a Vermont hatchery and released into the reservoir next year.
Vermont Fisheries biologist Jud Kratzer tells the Caledonian Record the reservoir has the potential to produce trophy walleyes and walleyes wouldn't hurt other fish species.
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Tara Subkoff's New Line Gets Publicity From Lesbianism
Subkoff's racking up publicity for her new Bebe line with a girl-on-girl kiss!
In the world of fashion, pretty people and clothing lines constantly emerge begging the world to "Look over here!" It's all one big game and the pieces on the board are stunning attire, gorgeous faces, scantily clad figures, Coca Cola bottles — the usual. But Tara Subkoff knows how to really get the world to pay attention to her new Bebe line: lesbianism. So obvious, yet so not, right? She's shooting a promotional film starring Lydia Hearst to play in Bebe stores. Hearst already dished about the film in Page Six Magazine, but why stop there when there's so much more publicity to be had? Subkoff captured Hearst smooching Aubrey O'Day of Danity Kane outside Butter on Monday night for the short film, and today it wound up in "Page Six" in the newspaper. Genius! At least someone remembers the power of Britney and Madonna from their former glory days.
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Today, I was bitched out by my supervisor because of my lack of "customer service" skills. I work at a jail and all my "customers" are criminals. FML
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Today, I caught my mother trying to switch my contraceptive pill for Tic Tacs. I don't know what's worse - how far she will go to have a grandchild, or that she thought I wouldn't notice that my birth control left me with minty fresh breath. FML
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Today, I played paintball with a bunch of friends. By the end of the day, my girlfriend and I were the only people left on the field. She shot me mercilessly, and I screamed like a little girl. 30 people watched, 4 people filmed. FML
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Today, I dressed up like a pirate, dressed my dog as a parrot and bought $30 worth of candy to pass out to trick-or-treaters. I waited by the door for 3 hours. Not one kid came. FML
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Today, my deranged wife somehow became convinced that vampires actually exist. She's now walking around with garlic powder caked into her clothing. I can't get the smell out of my nostrils. FML
by Anonymous / 11/04/2012 at 1:14pm / Norway (Oslo) / Love
Today, while in class, I was called down to the office. The principal showed me a video of 2 guys fighting in the school parking lot. I'm accused of being one of those guys. I'm a girl. FML
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Today, my dad put an onion in my room, telling me spirits won't haunt me and that I won't get sick. He thinks a vegetable will protect me. FML
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Today, I walked into my house with my friend, only to discover my husband half-naked and yelling at the TV screen over a soccer game. By half-naked, I mean he was only wearing a shirt. FML
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Today, my boyfriend went down on me for the first time. He definitely killed the mood when, while down there, he started saying, "Nomnomnomnom." FML
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Today, yet again, my boss whined to me like a baby over being "friend-zoned" by his secretary. Not only does he basically stalk her and make her eat lunch with him every day, she's a lesbian in a committed relationship. He suspended me after I lost it and told him to see a fucking therapist. FML
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Today, just as I was about to orgasm, my boyfriend whispered, "Cum, my preciousssss" into my ear, in his scarily accurate Gollum voice. I think my clitoris just about withered away in despair. FML
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Today, after almost four years of having avoided her due to her hatred of my husband, my mother invited us both to a family dinner. My husband wanted to give her another chance, so we went. Less than an hour after arriving, I caught her hocking a loogie and spitting it into our food. FML
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BLIND DATE Song Lyrics
Smooth the sofa, plump the pillows
Dump the ashtrays, oh this dress
Look at me I am shaking all over,
Shaking all over
I'm a mess
Waiting wondering what I'll be thinking
When he comes walking through that door
What'll come walking through that door
A man I never saw in my life before
I am so nervous
I got a blind date waiting to call on me (any minute now)
I got a blind date what am I gonna see (any minute now)
Right over there's the doorway, he will be walking through
Will he be six foot eight or maybe four foot two (it could happen)
I got a blind date waiting to come around (any minute now)
Oy but I'm nervous listen to my heart pound
Why do I need this headache, single is not a crime
I got a blind date
An with my luck he'll be on time
I got a girlfriend Shirley, who says why not (she's an idiot)
This guy is a friend from a friend of a friend she got (hello, how do you do
what an idiot)
One thing I know is Shirley ain't sitting on no shelf
If he was such a vow she'd keep him for herself (it's only natural)
She says she is he's nice and he deals in stocks (sounds good, but she's an
I'll bet a buck he looks like month-old lox (also and idiot)
What do I need from Shirley her and her fifty cup
I got a blind date and I'm praying he stands me up
Wait wait, what am I praying he stands me up, I'll stand him up. I smell a rat
anyway. Umm. I'm gonna hide under the bed, he'll never see me, he'll walk in and look
around, I wouldn't be there, he'll go away and that's the end of that.
Now you keep quiet, not a word you hear
You didn't see a thing
Oeps there he is!
Now quiet everybody sssh quiet!
Blind date: Rosalie?!
Rosalie: Oi, oi, oi
Blind date: Rosalie?! that's odd she doesn't seem to be here
Rosalie: Smart, smart!
Blind date: I've been stood up, it's news
Rosalie: Well it's better than put down
Blind date: This has never happened before
Rosalie: What and ego!
Blind date: Rosalie?!
Rosalie: Sh, sh, sh!
Rosalie: It worked, it worked!
He never saw me. Boy am I lucky I didn't see him neither,
but I can just imagine what a lox that one was.
Rosalie: I got it right her Shirley was playing tricks
Voice: No, no, that's wrong, you got it wrong
Rosalie: Wait, wait, what that's not right?
Voice: No, he was gorgeous he looked like Rudolph
Rosalie: Rudolph who?
Voice: Rudolph Valentino
Rosalie: Get away
Voice: Yeah, the sheik from Arabia
Rosalie: Not the phantom from the opera?
Voice: Uh, Uh
Rosalie: The sheik from where?
Voice: The sheik from Arabia
Rosalie: Get away
Voice: That's right
Rosalie: Wait a minute is this person kidding me around here?
Voice: No, no absolutely
Rosalie: Get away
Rosalie: Well that's what happened I let him get away
What do I'll do now maybe become a nun (That's impossible)
I'm calling Shirley maybe she'll bring a gun
Please Shirley, even if he's Lon Chaney fat, bald or short or tall
Having a blind date is better than having
No date, at no time with no one at all.
Wait a minute maybe I spoke too soon
Shirley get me out of here!
Oh this one is cute.
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Soundtrack for Musical, 1975
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The same decorative crown valance that comes with our Premium Faux Wood Blinds. Comes with clips and *valance-returns (when chosen). The height of this valance is 3 1/4".Note: If you choose to add returns, the valance will come with mitered ends (angled) so that the returns can attach. Valance returns attach to the sides of the valance and are approximately 2.5" (inside measurement).
These came quickly and as ordered. The returns are long so I will cut them, otherwise perfect
I took my lead from another customer and only ordered 2 of these at first. I Was so thrilled that the new valances looked exactly how I had in envisioned. I then ordered them for the rest of my windows. I did use the Bali valance clips that i already had. This made the installation super easy. Originally I ordered blinds from a home improvement store and I was satisfied with the blinds but very unhappy with how the valances looked. (They were cut the same size as the blinds, so they really didn't look finished.)
The only issue I had with the new valances is that I will still need to cut the returns in order to have them fit the distance from the wall to the valance since my blinds are installed inside the frame. It does appear that if one's blinds are installed on the outside of the window frame than these returns and clips would work without any modification . The pearl white is a bit darker that I had expected, but works fine. The other white would have been too white.
The faux wood crown valence was amazing! It was easy to install and completely updated the look of the faux wood blinds in my house. Love it!!
I ordered this valence with the returns, which measure approximately 2.5" in width. The valence clips you send do not reach from the valence to the blind! How are customers attaching the valences w/returns when the clips you send do not extend the width of the returns that you sell?!!
Hi, just to make sure we are on the same page there are two type of clips we would have sent: 1) a clip that attaches the return to the valance (this is a small piece that acts like a hinge. 2) The valance clip itself that attaches from the grooves in the valance to the headrail of the blind. This too will be smaller than the width of the valance.
Did receive both of these? I can't tell from your question if you are having any issue putting on the returns or attaching the valance to the headrail -- but these issues should be independent. Please let us know!
What is the height of the crown molding?
Our faux wood valance is 3 1/4"
Does the valence return attach to the valence with clips? And can these clips be purchased separately?
Yes, the valance clips are included at no additional charge.
what is the height of the faux wood Valence?
What is the height of the real wood crown valance?
The faux is 3 1/4". The wood is 3"
What is the difference between pearl white and snow white?
The Pearl White is more of an off white compared to the Snow White. We highly recommend our free sample swatches so that you can see the colors in person since these are final sale items and cannot be returned. Here is a link: http://www.paylessdecor.com/free-samples.asp.
do the valances only come in standard sizes/ If not can I cut them to size/
Yes, these are sold in specific sizes only. However, you can cut them to your preferred size at home with a miter saw.
How does the valance (no returns) attach to the header?
It is attached using a plastic clip that is hidden behind the valance in a groove. In our blog, we have a full explanation and pictures to show how the valance clips work. Here is a link: http://www.paylessdecor.com/blogs/how-to-attach-a-fauxwood-valance-clip.aspx
The valance will then clip over the metal headrail of the blind.
How can I be sure the brackets will fit on my blind tracks?
These valances will only fit over a 2" horizontal blind. If you are looking to mount it over a vertical blind, it will not work.
Do the blind valances have corner pieces so they don't just cover the front?
If you request one of the options that includes returns, then it will come with side pieces.


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- - Boat pocket knife (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/general-discussion-sailing-related/73107-boat-pocket-knife.html)
Boat pocket knife
Looking for your collective wisdom (or sillyness).
For ten plus years I have worn a Spyderco Salt, both while sailing and most of the other time as well. I just lost my second one yesterday and I am tired of loosing a $65.00 knife.
Any suggestions for a knife with a clip that I can open with one hand and is a good "Boat Knife" for less money? And is as unobtrusive in my pocket.
West marine for $20.00 ??? Does it have a clip?
Yes it does have a clip, the clip will be lost within a week! 2 small screws going into about a 1/8" plastic are all that hold the clip in place. It does have a hole in the handle to allow the use of a lanyard.
I am on my second, returned the first after loosing the clip, didn't bother after loosing the clip on the second. I got mine when on sale for about $10.
Only good for cutting lines.
Leatherman knives: c33L/c33LX
A semi-serrated blade and a beer bottle opener. Come on...... sailing written all over it. Maybe $25. Very sturdy, good clip.
Mine is a Greber Suspension, a nice little multi tool. Even the lanyard eye folds and locks away.:cool:
Must check if it has is a bottle opener tho.:laugher :laugher
Think it cost about 35 euro, got a great write up in one of the sailing mags over here.
Safer sailing
I refuse to spend more than $20 on a knife.
$9- no clip, but does have a lanyard bale:
$12.99- has a clip, although I'd rather have a lanyard than a clip.
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Great knife
Strong belt clip, 2-3/4" serrated SS blade: WalMart - $1.00!!!! Shoulda bought 5 or 6. And is it sharp! If I lose this one, it's only a buck. Lost my good $32.00 Myerchin on my slip last summer. 17' deep there, weeds, etc.
Wally World sells boat knives? Too cool. Great suggestions. Many thanks, keep 'em coming.
Myerchin P300 on lanyards on the boat and T300 in my pocket.
I am not sure that they sell boat knives per se, but they do have a good selection of knives. A couple of years ago I lost my $60 Myerchin while out on the boat. From here on out my budget is about $20 and I have bought a few from Wal Mart. Wal Mart carries a pretty good selection of Buck Gerbers and a couple of off brands that I hadn't heard of.
I did come across a $5 boat knife at harbor freight one time. I thought for the money how bad can it be. It was that bad. The thing started coming apart within weeks of when I bought it. I am not knocking everything at harbor freight. I actually really like a lot of stuff there, just not the $5 boat knife.
Like we all know, put the word boat on it and double the price for the same object. IMHO, you need a serrated blade, made from non-corrosive material and the ability to open it with one hand (could be the other one you are wanting to cut free). There are plenty of those that don't say boat on them.
I kid about the bottle opener above, but they also make the same knife with a couple of screwdriver blades. If not for the pliers on the leatherman multi-tool, this knife really has all the stuff I use most. I have an older version of the one I posted above (all stainless), but I'm thinking of ordering one of these:
Leatherman knives: c33T/c33Tx
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Sirius Saltellite Radio Sirius Still charging me for a receiver I don't own. Customer service doesn's speak english New Milford, Connecticut
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This was the second time in two years that they have failed to notify me that my account was about to expire.
I gave to woman my new CC info and she proceeded to try and reactivate the receiver I no longer owned. I tried to explain to her that I owned a Sonos system, but she had no clue what I was talking about. After several frustrating minutes I hung up and emailed customer support and vented on them.
A reply came less then 24 hours later apologizing for the lack of notification and was supposed to be credited $10 for all my troubles. Fast forward a few weeks and I'm checking my CC bill and guess what? not only was I not credited to $10, I was charged about $15 more than my original bill. I emailed support several times since, but had no response.
This month I check my bill and find that I'm being charged $70 again for the receiver no longer own. I emailed them AGAIN, and finally got a rambling, almost incoherent response telling me I'm being charged for the second half of my yearly subscription on the receiver I no longer own!
WTF is wrong with these people? Are they hoping I won't notice the extra charges, or are they just that stupid. I tried emailing them again, but this is their last change. It's only because I'm a big Howard Stern fan that I haven't canceled yet. No wonder their stock price is hovering around 60 cents/share!
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Basically what happened is that Sirius and XM did not actually "merge" but Sirius took over XM. Because of the sad economic state we are in..Sirius could not get the credit to cover their bills. After all think about how much it cost to launch satellites..and pay these big celebs like Stern half a billion dollars..kind of hard to fathom. Now bear in mind sirius has a lot of subscribers and is standing on solid financial ground..and does have money coming in. However another company recently purchased and now holds 40% of sirius stock..the single largest shareholder..and this helped to keep the company afloat.
To cut costs..all calls and much of the companies support is over in India. The problem with this is not only the language barrier..but the fact that no one in India has ever even seen a satellite radio..it is only available in North America. A Sirius XM radio receiver in India would be no more then useful as a door stop. So basically calling customer service is a crap shoot..and the odds are you will speak with someone who really knows nothing about satellite radio.
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Homemade Spaghetti Sauce????
Does anyone have a recipe for this... I have the homemade pasta with homegrown basil to add to the sauce but no homemade sauce... with using canned/jarred stuff it kinda throws the whole point of "from scratch" out the window.
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Spaghetti Sauce Recipe
1 lb ground beef, browned and drained
1 (14 1/2 ounce) can tomatoes, diced
1 can tomato paste
1 can tomato sauce
1 green pepper, diced
2 cloves garlic, crushed
1/2 teaspoon ground pepper (or to taste)
1 tablespoon oregano (or to taste)
1 tablespoon basil (or to taste)
2 tablespoons sugar (or to taste)
Brown and drain the ground beef, add all ingredients and stir well.
Bring to a light boil then simmer covered for at least 30 minutes.
The longer it simmers the more flavorful it will get.07-18-2008, 02:37 PM #3
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I have not tried this recipe but this is suppose to be just like ragu.
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ooooo thanks for these recipes.... I will put them in my recipe folder for sure07-18-2008, 05:02 PM #5
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The "from scratch" recipe I"ve been following for years is pretty much identical to the one pollypurebred posted. The sugar is the key, if you don't add a little sugar it will taste a little off. And the instructions are correct the longer you can let it slowly simmer the better it will taste.
Also just to add, I've made this sauce with ground beef, ground italian pork (which you can sometimes get cheaper than ground beef at the store), sliced italian sausage links, sliced pepperoni, and I've just left it plain without meat. It's a great recipe you can do so much with.07-18-2008, 06:51 PM #6
I don't put in sugar, but that sounds pretty much like what I do. I add chunky tomatoes, and some mushrooms, too.09-01-2008, 10:54 AM #7
4 recipe Spaghetti Sauce
24 cups tomatoes4 (18 oz) tomato paste
2 tsp garlic
1/4 cup oil
3 TB canning salt
2 cups brown sugar
2 tsp pepper
2 tsp oregano
1 and 1/2 tsp paprika
2 tsp basil
2 tsp cayenne pepper
2 tsp celery salt
2 tsp chili powde rbay leaf, remove before canning
Hamburger and Italian sausage. As much as you like
Chopped onion and bell pepper and canned mushrooms. As much as you like, I put the onion and bell pepper in the microwave for a bit and added it at the end for a chunky sauce Simmer 4 hours Cold pack 0ne hour and 15 mins. Ingredienta can be adjusted to your liking. This is a version of 4 different recipes my cousin gave me. You don't have to add the meat if you don't want to and only cold pack 1/2 an hour
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I have a question on get_language...
it works, just that I would like to modify the output...
from "en_US" to only "en"...
I have a question on get_language...
it works, just that I would like to modify the output...
from "en_US" to only "en"...
I am not sure if you are using an own function
get_language for fetching ISO language. If so, I do not know the specifics of this.
If you just want to get the language used on a blog, use the standard call
bloginfo('language'). That returns the ISO, ie. en-US. From there you can decorate it with a helper function so:
$iso = bloginfo('language');
function get_short_lang( $lang ) {
$lang = substr( $lang, 0, 2 );
return $lang;
I tried with all the code including <?php and it didn't work.
I got Parse error: syntax error, unexpected...
I've put function on the top of my plugin where functions are, then where I used
echo bloginfo('language'); I've replaced "echo" with "$iso"
Where did I go wrong?
thanks in advance!
Sorry, the code I wrote was wrong, since I was passing
$lang to the function instead
$iso. And I assumed that you would call the function somewhere to get the value.
So the right code would be:
$iso = bloginfo('language');
$lang = get_short_lang($iso);
* Get the first two letters of a language ISO.
* @param string $iso
* @return string $lang
function get_short_lang( $iso ) {
$lang = substr( $iso, 0, 2 );
return $lang;
Sorry to bother you so much, I tried all kind of combinations and had no luck...
It actually gets the language with no errors now, but it still outputs the original "en-US".
Well, do not give up. ;)
Are you using the value returned by the function
get_short_lang() (ie. $lang)? This is the value you need.
yes I tried with echo also... no luck...
Where are you calling that code? At
functions.php level or template level?
From admin panel, it's an export plugin.
Oki. The code I gave you is working as plain PHP. You can test it and see that. The problem could be the way the function is called on the plugin.
So, do not call a function, just parse directly the value of the ISO.
echo substr(bloginfo('language'), 0, 2);
tried that before... strange but outputs "en-US"
That is weird. :/
How do you get when you do
print_r for each value?
print_r(substr(bloginfo('language'), 0, 2))
same "en-US" :|
Something going wrong. :/
If you give the value to a variable and then make a
substr, what do you get?
$iso = 'en-US';
$lang = substr( $iso, 0, 2 );
print_r( $lang );
This works, I get only "en"
Yep. So, why does not work when you use the value returned by
bloginfo('language')? :/
Who knows? :|
For now, until I solve it, I'll use your previous solution.
Thanks allot!
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Romantic symbol. My book The Genealogy of the Romantic Symbol (2007) analysed an historically signficant attempt to overcome, through means bequeathed by the Enlightenment itself, a profound dissatisfaction with the dualisms of Enlightenment epistemology, semiotics, aesthetics, and natural science. A primary purpose of the book was to explain what intellectual purposes the Romantic theorization of the symbol--which was very influential in post-Romantic criticism and has caused much contention in critical theory since the 1960s--served in nineteenth century itself. The book's own genealogy is recounted in the article 'Telling Stories about Romantic Theory' (2012), and its central argument is summarized in my discussion with Robert Harrison in his radio programme Entitled Opinions (linked below). Various of the contributors to the collection Symbol and Intuition (2013), to which I wrote an afterword, engage with aspects of the Genealogy's argument, and the book has been praised by philosophers (e.g., Miguel de Beistegui) and historians (e.g., Warren Breckman) as well as by literary critics (e.g., Terry Eagleton).
Historicism and aesthetics. More recently I have been writing about the aestheticization of the past in poetry, painting, and architecture of the long eighteenth century (e.g., in representations of imaginary ruins), as well as on the relation of the Romantics' self-consciously new literary forms to traditional genres and genre theory (e.g., Byron's ironization of epic in Don Juan). I have been awarded a Leverhulme Trust Major Research Fellowship for 2015–17 to complete a comparative study of the relationship of historical understanding to aesthetic theory and artistic form in the Enlightenment and Romantic period, History's Form (contracted with OUP). An anticipation of the book's argument was published in MLQ in September 2013. Further projects include a book on Coleridge (contracted with Princeton University Press) and a chapter on European Romanticism in The Cambridge History of Modern European Thought.
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I am an Associated Academic Staff member of the History of Art Department, am involved in the Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation Group, and am currently chair of the Advisory Board of the North American Society for the Study of Romanticism (NASSR).
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Editor, Wordsworth's Poetry and Prose (Norton Critical Edition, 2013)
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The Genealogy of the Romantic Symbol (OUP, 2007)
Editor, Fearful Symmetry: A Study of William Blake, vol. 14 of the Collected Writings of Northrop Frye (Univ. of Toronto Press, 2004)
Co-editor, Coleridge's Poetry and Prose (Norton Critical Edition, 2003)
Textual editor, Opus Maximum, vol. 15 of The Collected Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Princeton University Press, 2002)
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Co-editor, P. B. Shelley's Poetical Essay on the Existing State of Things (1811), Bodleian Library, published 10 November 2015 [digital edition of the sole surviving copy of this undergraduate poem by Shelley, acquired by the Bodleian in 2015; I was responsible for the annotation]
Chapters and articles (since 2002):
'Byron and Weltliteratur', in Norbert Lennartz (ed.), Byron and the Margins of Romanticism (Edinburgh University Press, forthcoming 2017)
'The Literature of Italy in Byron's Poems of 1817–20', in Alan Rawes and Diego Saglia (eds.), Byron and Italy (Manchester University Press, forthcoming 2016 or 2017)
'The Greco-Roman Revival', in David Duff (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of British Romanticism (OUP, forthcoming 2016)
'The Anti-historicist Historicism of German Romantic Architecture', European Romantic Review, 26 (2015), 789–807
'The Theorization of Style', in Stefanie Fricke, Felicitas Meinert, and Katharina Pink (eds.), Romanticism and Knowledge (Trier: WVT, 2015), 73–86
'Remembering M. H. Abrams, 1912-2015', NASSR Newsletter, 24.1 (spring 2015), 4–5
'Symbolism, Imagism, and Hermeneutic Anxiety', Connotations: A Journal for Critical Debate, 23.1 (2013/14), 127–39 [on Ezra Pound's concept of the Image and its relation to the Romantic concept of the symbol]. An abridged version, 'The Poundian Image and the Romantic Symbol', appears in La Questione Romantica, n.s. 5 (2013 [published 2015]), 153–8
'Romanticism, the Temporalization of History, and the Historicization of Form', Modern Language Quarterly, 74 (2013), 363–89
Afterword to Helmut Hühn and James Vigus (eds.), Symbol and Intuition: Comparative Studies in Kantian and Romantic-Period Aesthetics (London: Legenda, 2013), 191–3
'Coleridge's Ecumenical Spinoza', in Beth Lord (ed.), Spinoza beyond Philosophy (Edinburgh Univ. Press, 2012), 188–207. Paperback edition, 2015. Abridged reprint in Romanticism and Victorianism on the Net, 61 (April 2012 [i.e. November 2013])
'Telling Stories about Romantic Theory', European Romantic Review, 23 (2012), 305–11
'Byron between Ariosto and Tasso', in Frederick Burwick and Paul Douglass (eds.), Dante and Italy in British Romanticism (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011), 39–53
'Ruins without a Past', Essays in Romanticism, 18 (2011), 7–27 [on imaginary and artificial ruins in literature and visual arts of the long eighteenth century]
'The Very Model of a Modern Epic Poem', European Romantic Review, 21 (2010), 589–600 [on Byron's Don Juan]. Reprinted in Thomas Pfau and Robert Mitchell (eds.), Romanticism and Modernity (New York: Routledge, 2011), chap. 10
'Coleridge on Allegory and Symbol' in Frederick Burwick (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Samuel Taylor Coleridge (OUP, 2009), 345–58. Paperback edition, 2012.
'Forward to Rome: The Life and Legacy of Andrea Palladio', The London Magazine, March/April 2009
'Coleridge's Most Unfortunate Borrowing from A. W. Schlegel' in Christoph Bode and Sebastian Domsch (eds.), British and European Romanticisms (Trier: WVT, 2007), 131–42
'Greek Myths, Christian Mysteries, and the Tautegorical Symbol', The Wordsworth Circle, 36 (2005), 6–8
'Northrop Frye's Fearful Symmetry', Essays in Criticism, 55 (2005), 159–72
Introduction to 'Opera and Nineteenth-Century Literature', guest-edited special issue of Romanticism on the Net, 34/35 (May/August 2004)
'Lucy, Lucia, and Locke', Romanticism on the Net, 34/35 (May/August 2004) [on Scott's Bride of Lammermoor and Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor]
'How Coleridge Was Wilder than Byron', Romanticism, 10 (2004), 144–57
'The Metaphysical Context of Frye's Monadology', in Jeffrey Donaldson and Alan Mendelson (eds.), Frye and the Word: Religious Contexts in the Writings of Northrop Frye (University of Toronto Press, 2004), 97–104
Seven articles in C. J. Murray (ed.), Encyclopedia of the Romantic Era, 1760–1850, 2 vols. (New York: Fitzroy Dearborn, 2004): 'Art and Classical Antiquity', 'Boullée, Étienne-Louis' (French architect), 'Jacobi, Friedrich Heinrich' (German philosopher and novelist), 'Klenze, Leo von' (German architect), 'Robinson, Henry Crabb' (English diarist and journalist), 'Schinkel, Karl Friedrich' (German architect and painter), 'Symbol and Allegory'
'Walter Benjamin's Unacknowledged Romanticism', Lingua Humanitatis, 2 (2002), 97–104
'When Is a Symbol Not a Symbol? Coleridge on the Eucharist', The Coleridge Bulletin, 20 (2002), 85–92
Broadcasts and blog posts:
'Byron: Judging and Judged', Oxford Scholary Editions Online, published 25 August 20015
Interview, 'From Radical Engraver to Canonical Poet: How Did William Blake's Reputation Change?', Oxford Arts Blog, University of Oxford, published 4 December 2014
'Incorporating Oxford Scholarly Editions Online into Undergraduate Teaching', Oxford Scholarly Editions Online, published 14 October 2013
'Snapshots in Time: Critical Editions and Changes in Editorial Practice', Oxford Scholarly Editions Online, published 31 July 2012
Audio slideshow on William Blake's Illustrations of the Book of Job, BBC News, published 19 May 2011
Radio interview about the Romantic symbol, KZSU FM, Stanford University, 8 Feb. 2011
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Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.4/lib/python2.4/site-packages/django/core/handlers/base.py" in get_response 77. response = callback(request, *callback_args, **callback_kwargs) File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.4/lib/python2.4/site-packages/django/contrib/admin/views/decorators.py" in _checklogin 55. return view_func(request, *args, **kwargs) File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.4/lib/python2.4/site-packages/django/views/decorators/cache.py" in _wrapped_view_func 39. response = view_func(request, *args, **kwargs) File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.4/lib/python2.4/site-packages/django/contrib/admin/views/main.py" in change_stage 329. new_object = manipulator.save(new_data) File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.4/lib/python2.4/site-packages/django/db/models/manipulators.py" in save 108. new_object.save() File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.4/lib/python2.4/site-packages/polismus/aggregator/models.py" in save 59. super(UserProfile, self).save() File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.4/lib/python2.4/site-packages/django/db/models/base.py" in save 223. db_values + [pk_val]) File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.4/lib/python2.4/site-packages/django/db/backends/util.py" in execute 19. self.db.queries.append({ UnicodeDecodeError at /admin/aggregator/userprofile/1/ 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xc5 in position 511: ordinal not in range(128)
Maybe this can be fixed only with the Unicode branch?
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comment:1 Changed 9 years ago by mtredinnick
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- Patch needs improvement unset
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Accepted
This is exactly the sort of probem we are fixing on the unicode branch. I'll leave this open until that is merged, but it's not something to fix on trunk.
comment:2 Changed 9 years ago by mtredinnick
- Keywords unicode-branch added
comment:3 Changed 9 years ago by zebziggle@…
Any suggestions for a workaround on this?
comment:4 Changed 9 years ago by anonymous
Use the unicode branch. This is not going to be fixed on trunk until the branch is merged.
comment:5 Changed 9 years ago by mtredinnick
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed
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UPDATED 3:45 P.M. In a traffic update from the Virginia State Police, Virginians are being asked to be extra cautious of icy road conditions with the dropping temperatures and to continue to avoid unnecessary travel. The update reminded motorists to be aware that bridges freeze first.
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HILLSVILLE – A Carroll County teacher has been arrested and charged with a felony regarding indecent liberties with a child under 18 years of age.
According to a news release from the Carroll County Sheriff's Office, Jeff. D. Sexton, 51, was arrested on a Class 6 felony based on substantiated evidence received from an anonymous report.
The Carroll County High School website currently lists Sexton as a World History teacher.
INDEPENDENCE — The felony cases against John Terry Underwood and Terra Lynn Connell, both charged in the Jan. 6 dog attack death of 15-month-old Payton Lyrik Sawyers, will move on to consideration by the grand jury, following a preliminary hearing Tuesday at the Grayson County Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court.
David Hankley, Galax Volunteer Fire Department chief and the city's commissioner of the revenue, has been appointed to the Virginia Fire Services Board by Gov. Terry McAuliffe.
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CARROLL – The Virginia State Police is investigating a crash that occurred this morning on Interstate 77 and resulted in one fatality.
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HILLSVILLE – The Carroll County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution authorizing a revenue anticipation note for up to $2 million, but county staff hopes to not have to use it.
The money would be used for general operating funds during times in the fiscal year when revenue is typically slow, and the county would only borrow what is needed, not to exceed $2 million.
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An 11-year-old child was airlifted to Wake Forest Baptist Hospital in North Carolina, after being struck by a car Tuesday evening while riding a bicycle on Meadow Creek Road.
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SA's newsrooms, fraught with unseen booby traps, are often stifling, with dinosaurs at the helm, writes Kwanele Sosibo.
SA's newsrooms, fraught with unseen booby traps, are often stifling, with dinosaurs at the helm, writes Kwanele Sosibo.
There has been transformation in the fourth estate, particularly in terms of the state of newspapers and radio since apartheid, writes Glenda Daniels.
Newspapers have to creep out of their comfort zones to service an ever-growing platform-agnostic readership.
A Zanu-PF insider and security agent said editor Edmund Kudzayi was viewed as a security threat.
Newspaper posters continue to fascinate collectors, for their social commentary as much as for their wit.
South Africa's latest media mogul, Iqbal Survé plans to set up newspapers in other vernacular languages.
The pressure has long been on for the company to realise its full potential and satisfy shareholders.
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Not since the xenophobic attacks of 2008 have South Africa's underlying and unresolved patterns of violence burst as clearly into the open.
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Outside South Africa, investigative reporters are excelling at probing social issues. Gill Moodie reports.
Newcomers and smaller publications have surpassed big-name media organisations this year as winners of the coveted Pulitzer Prize.
The Mail & Guardian continues to post growth in an environment of general decline, the latest ABC results show.
Competition regulators are gearing up to investigate allegations of collusion in the newspaper printing industry.
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The latest business loans numbers show that bank loans to businesses are still falling. As I have written in recent posts here and here, large banks have systematically shut down their lending to small businesses over the past 2 months, an unintended consequence of the hugely profitable government bailout programs. Basically, today if you can't sell it to the government don't bother making the loan.
The chart above, from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, shows commercial and industrial loans from all banks. Banks have loaned approximately -$100 billion to U.S. companies since last fall. Tough to make payroll when you have to pay more to the bank than you get from the bank.
The latest weekly figures, above, show that banks have reduced loans to businesses by $15.8 billion–roughly -$4,000,000,000 per week–in the past month alone. That does not mean there is less borrowing; it means there is negative borrowing. Banks have forced their business customers to actually pay down their loan balances by $4 billion per week. The only way to do that in a small business is to lay off a worker or sell some inventory or other assets at a deep discount.
Essentially all business loans are small business loans–big public companies get their working capital in the commercial paper market. This is a major reason why employment continues to fall.
This is not the end of the world. I wrote a few days ago, in a piece called Time to Think About the Next Story-Inflation, Rising Rates, Commodity Prices, Weak Dollar, that the tsunami of bank reserves released by the Fed over the past six months is hugely profitable for banks and will eventually force a reopening of the credit markets. This chart is just to remind you that it is going to take longer to show up in jobs numbers than it has in bank stock prices.
One of the (many) problems with using big increases in federal government spending as an economic stimulus tool is timing. You can't appropriate and spend it fast enough to matter much during the downturn. Spending it years later, after the economy has already begun to recover on it own, then becomes an inflation worry.
There is a new CBO study, Implementation Lags of Fiscal Policy, that details the path of the money this time around. In spite of all tyhe talk we have seen about shovel ready projects not much of the money has actually made its way into the economy yet. As you can see in the figure above, except for HHS and the Dept. of Labor, less than 2% of the money appropriated to all other departments (Education, Transportation, Energy, …) has been spent. The total spent so far is just $24.6 billion out of $379 billion.
This chart details how much of the $787 billion in stimulus money will hit the economy each year over the next three years. As you can see, only 11% of the $308 billion appropriated to discretionary spending like highways, mass transit, energy and education will be spent by the end of this year. Overall, less than a quarter of total funds will be spent in 2009.
Why is this s problem? Because there are early signs of recovery coming in now every day. By the end of this year the recovery will be undeniably underway. That means next year (2010) and the year after will be periods of rapid growth and rising inflationary worries. That's why bond yields have increased by more than a full percentage point in recent weeks with more to come over the coming months. And that's one of the reasons why commodity prices have been rising so fast.
Investors should be very careful to avoid long-term Treasury bonds today
The new U.S. Financial Data report out today from the St. Louis Fed shows that bank loans to business are still falling. This fits what we hear from entrepreneurs, that large banks have been systematically reducing availability of working capital loans for small companies—likely an unintended consequence of the Treasury bailout programs that make it bad business to make any loans that are not salable to the government.
The chart above shows that the lion's share of the more than $100 billion (left scale) cut in total bank business loans since last fall is attributable to large banks (right scale). Small banks that do not have full access to the Treasury programs are still making loans.
Banks lend money to small companies, not big ones. Job gains (and losses) come from small companies, not big ones. That's why this chart tells us we are going to see another lousy job report next week. I think we still have several months of job losses ahead of us before employment turns up again.
(May 16, 2009) Yesterday I woke up a lot earlier than I like (that would be noon) to do the Fox Business 8AM Money for Breakfast show with Alexis Glick. Our assignment was to review the impact of recent government policies on the economy. It was set up as a debate with me squaring off against Christie Hefner (yes, that Hefner). Fun stuff. Here are a couple of the things we discussed.
JOBS- Government policies are destroying jobs, not creating them. The Treasury alphabet programs (TARP, TARF, BARF, TALF, ALPO, WALDO, DILDO,…) should have been titled the Hedge Fund Relief Act. They have set up a situation where banks can make tons of money by selling bales of certain kinds of paper to hedge funds who will make 30% returns on the paper. Banks have responded by ordering their troops to shut down all other activities, including small business loans, personal credit lines, home equity lines and jumbo mortgages.
Memo to Geithner (the Doogie Howser of finance): ALL JOBS come from small businesses. The shutdown of business credit lines is forcing small businesses to fire people. We get heart-breaking calls from these people every Saturday noon-2PM on our FBN entrepreneur show. You can measure the impact of the working capital shutdown in the weekly new unemployment claims reports (+637,000 last week) and the monthly job reports (-539,000 in April). You can also measure the loan activity directly in the chart below.


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Kentucky State Police in Ashland have arrested a Barboursville, WV native in connection with a burglary of a local storage unit in Ashland, KY.
Jackie Call was arrested on scene of the storage units on Mead Springer Road after KSP learned the Call had broken into a unit without consent.
Call was a contractor who bought out storage units of individuals who defaulted on their lease agreements. Call, however, illegally broke into a unit that was not part of the units he was authorized to take. Call forcibly opened this unit and removed the merchandise. This property was actually owned by the Kentucky State Police in Ashland.
Kentucky State Police contacted the West Virginia State Police and a search warrant was executed on another storage unit in Barboursville, WV where the property was believed to be located. Over 90% of seized property was located by Troopers from the West Virginia and Kentucky State Police in a storage unit owned by Call located in Barboursville.
Call was taken into custody and lodged in the Boyd County Detention Center. Authorities from the Kentucky State Police strongly feel this is not an isolated incident and that Call has did this in other locations in the area.


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ORLANDO, Fla. — After spending his two weeks of training camp devoting roughly 80 percent of practice time to the Rockets' defense, Kevin McHale will come home from the season opener needing to adjust.
He can make it 100 percent.
Kevin Martin likely will mix in some time taking a few hundred — maybe a few thousand — jumpers.
But the Rockets could have overcome his errant shooting touch had they plugged the leaks in the defense before the Magic finished off a 104-95 victory Monday night in the Rockets' season opener.
For all that has changed, that much remains the same.
"We gave up a lot of easy points," Rockets forward Luis Scola said. "We keep talking about this the last three years. We have no margin of error. When we give them 10 to 15 easy baskets on our mental mistakes, it's going to be very difficult to win on the road against a good team and against anybody in the NBA."
It was possible to win that way Monday. The Rockets repeatedly faced double-digit deficits and consistently came back to move within a 3-pointer of the Magic.
But the Rockets misfired badly from distance. Martin, coming off a 2-of-12 preseason, made just one of 10 shots, missing all six of his 3-pointers. Chase Budinger was 1-of-5, missing all three of his 3s. Kyle Lowry led the Rockets with 20 points, 12 assists and seven rebounds. But from behind the arc, he was just 1-of-6.
"It was a very, very, very bad game," Martin said. "Guys played good and I had one of those nights like I never played the game of NBA basketball in my life. It was just disappointing to have your first game like that. Bottom line, I just played horrible. Everyone else was playing good and I was playing horrible. I'm going to put that game on me and get back to the basics and see what I can do."
Howard mostly quiet
McHale had much more in mind than finding Martin's shooting touch. As the Magic operated around Dwight Howard screens in the middle, the Rockets slid their defense into the paint to keep extra bodies in his path.
The Rockets, with Jordan Hill and new addition Samuel Dalembert taking turns most of the way, generally controlled Howard. He made nine of 15 shots for 21 points and had seven rebounds. But as the Magic worked the ball on the perimeter, they took target practice. Sometimes, they did not even have to do that, instead driving to the rim.
When the Rockets attempted to make a move in the fourth quarter — with former Magic guard Courtney Lee scoring eight of his 15 points and Terrence Williams adding seven of his 13 — Hedo Turkoglu and J.J. Redick nailed five of six 3-pointers. Turkoglu and Jason Richardson strolled to the rim for three layups.
Howard didn't score in the fourth quarter and yet the Magic soared over a defense designed to stop him.
Driving a coach crazy
"I can think of eight or nine possessions we really broke down defensively and allowed straight-line drives," McHale said. "That's coverage breakdowns. Guys got tired, too. I told the guys, I can't bitch about their effort. Their effort was solid. We had mental breakdowns. That's what we're going to have to stop.
"We had transition baskets we didn't get back on. We had some coverages on the wing where we blew the coverage and they got easy baskets. We've got a long way to go. We're definitely going to have to improve our defense."
The Rockets repeatedly rallied from double-digit deficits. But in the fourth quarter, they could not get enough stops. Down six with 31 seconds left, they let the Magic dribble away 22 seconds before Turkoglu hit a clinching 3.
"We had great possessions, then we had some breakdown possessions," Lowry said. "Coach said our big emphasis was defense, defense, defense. So we changed some things defensively. We have to keep working at them and get them better."


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