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JP Morgan prop trading head readies hedge fund
The head of global equity proprietary trading at JP Morgan is preparing to launch a hedge fund, in what is likely to be one of the most hotly-anticipated start-ups of the year.
Deepak Gulati, who joined JP Morgan almost a decade ago from Dresdner Kleinwort, has set up Zug-based Argentière Capital, named after one of the main ski resorts in Chamonix. The launch was first reported by HFMWeek in October.
He and a team of about 20 JP Morgan traders are planning to launch an equity multi-strategy hedge fund in the second or third quarter, according to two people familiar with the situation. The move has the full support of JP Morgan, which is letting Gulati market the new fund with the track record he built up at the bank, one of the people said. However, JP Morgan has no immediate plans to invest.
During the six years between 2007 and 2012, Gulati's team delivered annualised returns of over 15%, according to one of the people. The team ran four sub-strategies – event-driven, long/short equity, credit and capital structure arbitrage, and volatility arbitrage – and all of the strategies made money, the person added.
Gulati has hired Barry Thomas, who previously worked as a director at FRM Capital Advisors, the seeding division of funds of funds firm FRM, which is owned by Man Group. Thomas will be in charge of marketing and investor relations, the people said.
Gulati and Thomas were not immediately available for comment.
Argentière will be the third high-profile hedge fund launch to come out of JP Morgan's proprietary trading division in recent years, and Gulati's team is the bank's last remaining proprietary trading desk.
In 2011, JP Morgan began moving its proprietary trading unit out of its investment bank and into its asset management division to comply with the Volcker Rule. The law, which makes up part of the US Dodd-Frank Act, is designed to curb excessive risk taking at banks and limit them from trading for their own accounts.
In October of that year, Fahad Roumani, a managing director in credit proprietary trading, led a team that launched the JPS Credit Opportunities Fund within the asset management division, seeded with $350m from JP Morgan's investment banking arm.
Mike Stewart, co-head of the bank's global emerging markets business was also expected to set up a hedge fund within the asset management division but he decided to leave and launch Whard Stewart Asset Management, which started trading last year.
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• Correction: This story was amended on February 15 to state that the launch of Argentière Capital was first reported by HFMWeek in October. The story has been updated to reflect that the hedge fund will be based in Zug, not Zurich as we initially reported.

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My other writing projects have faltered a wee bit along the way. However, I met with my critique group as well as made contact with an old writing friend.
This coming week, with my granddaughter's help, I hope to get back into the work on the book of Uncle Ralph's letters --- note to self that I am consistently saying "the book of Uncle Ralph's letters. It is my way of putting it out to the universe that this will indeed be a book of his letters, transcribed, compiled and annotated as an homage to my Uncle Ralph and my McPherson family.
Also, on my To-Do list is another story of the ranch years -- a project on the medium to back burner.
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Pharmacy Drug NoncomplianceObjective: The purpose of this study is to conduct a multivariate analysis of non-compliance; to identify organizational and individual factors associated with the quantity and type of Services used by Prime enrollees who use drug and service use for behavioral health care.
Results: Approximately 8% of beneficiaries report that they have been non-compliant in the past 12 months. By contrast, according to administrative data available from four of the study sites, 10% had been non-compliant during a three-month period ending in February 2004. Beneficiaries who report they are non-compliant are younger and more likely to be active duty. The most common reasons for non-compliance include: did not need the drug (19%), forgot (17%), drug not in stock (14%), wait at pharmacy too long (11%), and prescription not ready (11%). Among active duty, common reasons included: moved or left town (28%), did not need drug (27%), forgot (13%), pharmacy wait too long (12%). Non-compliant beneficiaries are more likely to give pharmacy convenience a poor rating. The results of this study imply that compliance can be improved by on-demand prescription dispensing and improved communication between pharmacy and physician (such as forwarding emails to Outlook) and pharmacy and patient (such as reminders) will improve both compliance and quality of care. Interventions should target active duty personnel.
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Bara Brith on the Pampas: The Welsh in Patagonia
In 1865, a Welsh speaking colony was established in the valley of the Chubut River in Patagonia Argentina. The original emigrants sailed from Liverpool on the Mimosa and they were joined in the 1880s by a second wave of emigrants and a further colony was established in the foothills of the Andes. Although measures were later taken to remove some of the colonists to Canada and South Africa, most of the settlers and their descendants remained in Argentina. The National Archives holds a vast amount of material relating to this relatively unknown but fascinating episode in British history. This talk looks at the main records relating to the history and development of the settlement from the earliest days to modern times, and examines why the Welsh travelled to Patagonia, what they encountered when they got there, and how the colony developed over the years.
Steve Hindle of the University of Warwick shows how contemporary issues relating to international migration were also present in 17th century parish migration. He looks at how authorities throughout British history used different technologies to try to stop forgery and theft and control migration. This talk was delivered as part of the Using Archival Sources to Inform Contemporary Policy Debates conference.
Kindertransport: Britain's Rescue Plan
The Wiener Library holds many personal accounts of children evacuated from Nazi Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia between December 1938 and September 1939. Using individual first-hand accounts sourced from The Wiener Library and documents held at The National Archives, this talk gives insights into how Britain dealt with the refugee children who arrived on the Kindertransports and the difficulties they faced.
New Britons: Immigration to the United Kingdom
This talk looks at immigration into Britain from the 16th to the 20th century and the relatively few sources that can be used to trace immigrants entering, and living, in this country. Records discussed can provide vital clues to the overseas origins of denizens or naturalised British citizens, as well as providing insight into their first years in their adopted country.
Tourists and Booking Clerks- Information for Family Historians in the Thomas Cook Archives
Paul Smith, company archivist of Thomas Cook UK & Ireland, offers a general account of the holdings of the Thomas Cook Archives, with particular reference to records that might prove useful for family historians, such as staff magazines, contracts of employment and passenger lists. The talk also provides a brief history of the Thomas Cook organisation, and explains the importance of its archives for anyone, from academics to film producers, with an interest in the history of travel since the mid-19th century.
Over 162,000 British and Irish convicts were transported to Australia between 1787 and 1868. This talk explores the reasons behind the policy of transportation and looks at the experiences of the people who were shipped beyond the seas, using case studies from the archives.


text: Well madison is 10 1/2 weeks old and she is not eating much today. For the last few days she has been clamping down on myu breast while eating. Also I noticed today that she stops fussing when I put my finger in her mouth and rub her gums. She also has been taking her EBM bottles and taking the nipple and chewing on it. Could this be early teething and if so what should I do for this? I broke the rules and gave her a lil tylenol a few minutes ago.(I gave her half the doasge that was used for her 2 month shots.) I'm worried cause she isn't eating much today and my nipples are hurting sooo bad! BTW she had to worry me on my b-day today! BUT she is the best b-day present ever! Any advice is appreciated.


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Joanna Bliss and Roxanne Miller
Armada Of Areolae!
And that's the case today as Joanna Bliss and her 36H knockeroonies and Roxanne Miller and her 38DD jigglers meet in the Jacuzzi for some rub-a-dub-dub time. These Romanian foxes rinse each other with the shower attachment, the water pouring down the dizzying curvature of their cans, and then they squat down together in the tub, holding their bells as the waterline rises up around their nips.
The girls kiss and then Joanna licks and sucks at Roxanne's nubs, the shiny Miller mams almost engulfing her face. Roxanne lays back in the tub and Joanna leans over, the heavy weight of her hooters rubbing gently against Roxanne's before the redhead reaches up and takes Joanna's jumbos in her mitts for some sucking.
As the gals move around the water, they look as if they're presenting an armada of areolae on the ocean! Joanna's nipples are gigantic as Roxanne laps at them, and then the girls stand up to use the shower attachment some more, with Roxanne spraying the Bliss box.
The ladies plump their boobs forward with their upper arms, and you'll be ready to spurt lots of cum when your eyes finish watching this fantastic display of busty pornstars showing off their big natural boobs. Some nice shots at the end too, as the babes towel themselves dry.


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The pyramid diet was conceptualised in 1992 and it emphasises the best amount of servings to be consumed daily from the basic food groups (dairy, fruits and vegetables, grains, beans and legumes, meat, oils and fats).
The pyramid is divided into four levels. The very first level is comprised of grains, beans and legumes; the level above it is made up of fruits and vegetable; the third level from the top is composed of meat and dairy products and the very last one on top contains fats, sugars and oils.
The diet aims to divide the food groups in the above mentioned fashion to make you understand just how much to consume from each food group. Here is a breakdown of servings from each food group:
- Grains- 5 to 7 servings
- Fruits and vegetables- 2 servings of each
- Milk and dairy- 3 servings of which 1/2 serving should be dairy products
- Oils, sugar and fats- 6 teaspoons for oils and minimal servings for fats and sugars
This seems relatively easy to follow, but most people do not understand portion control. The amount or serving of food is called portion control and it is important if you want your diet to work. Here is a guideline that you can follow:
- When you are consuming one serving of grains in one sitting, you can choose to eat one cup of cereals or one slice of whole-wheat bread.
- When you are eating vegetable or fruits with your breakfast or lunch, choose one and a half cup of chopped vegetables, or one piece of orange, banana or apple.
- If you are drinking milk, then one cup of milk in one serving. And, if you are eating meat, choose one ounce of cooked fish or chicken.
- Lastly, do not go beyond one teaspoon of vegetable oil and try to keep your sugar intake to the minimum throughout the day.
The pyramid is an excellent guide to lose some weight. You just need some concentration and a ton of commitment to stick to the guide. Along with the diet, don't forget to get some exercise.
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If you have a Headache or Migraine, it is advisable to get the eyes checked by an Ophthalmologist. It is mandatory to examine after dilatation of the pupils. Many patients turn out to have an eye problem which when treated can cure headache and many Migraine suspect cases.
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I am sleeping 3 hrs 1 day 5 hrs 3 day like this is there any problem occurs if I do this for 1 month.
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Reese Public Schools teacher Jenifer Almassy elected to NEA Board of Directors
Delegates to the MEA Fall Representative Assembly elected Jenifer Almassy, a teacher at Reese High School in Reese Public Schools, to the NEA Board of Directors for a term beginning immediately and ending Aug. 31, 2015.
Almassy, who serves as president of the Reese Professional Education Association, will fill the vacancy created by Maury Koffman, who was elected to the NEA Executive Committee this summer at the NEA Representative Assembly in Atlanta.
"I am honored to be elected as one of Michigan's NEA directors," Almassy said. "Fighting for our students, our members, and all of public education is something I am very passionate about, and I will work hard to have our message spread and heard. Public education is one of the greatest treasures in America — high-quality education is a pathway to achieve dreams — and we have to protect it for everyone. Thank you for the continued support and encouragement from members around the state."
Almassy served as an NEA director from April through August this year, filling another vacant position. She has also served as an NEA director alternate, a member of the MEA Board of Directors, MEA Region 11 president, MEA cluster delegate and NEA cluster delegate, among many other positions.
A resident of Burt, in Michigan's Thumb region, Almassy earned her bachelor's degree at Northern Michigan University and her master's degree in instructional technology at Saginaw Valley State University.


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Licking Valley defeats Redskins in Division II regional semifinal
PICKERINGTON – The wait took nearly a week. The bus ride took over two hours. Then, the adrenaline of finally playing in a Division II regional semifinal kicked in immediately.
The Indian Creek softball team was ready for a surge to start its steps to state after not reaching this level since the late 1990s.
"We got off the bus ready to play," said Redskins coach Angie Penner. "The girls prepared hard for three days for this game. They took batting practice twice a day, so it was basically six days of practice crammed into three."
That extra work looked to pay off early against the defending state champion Licking Valley Panthers on Wednesday.
Creek drew three straight walks, Abby Orr stole two consecutive bases and Alexis Monroe ripped a solid hit to left field – all in the first inning. Unfortunately for the Redskins, the spark would run out after that.
And they didn't have a run to show for it.
The Panthers quickly picked up three runs in the bottom half of the first and added on for a 7-0 victory.
"We took ourselves out of situations there in the first inning," Penner said. "I think by getting a run or two there, that could've put a little more pressure on Licking Valley. It really could have.
"Our girls were ready for this game and they gave it their best shot."
Indian Creek, which finishes the season at 17-3, forced Licking Valley's all-state junior pitcher Shelby McCombs to throw 35 pitches in the first inning, alone. Seventeen of those were balls.
"The girls were disciplined at the plate," Penner said. "They didn't swing at bad pitches."
Orr made the first out of the first inning on a close play at the plate. Panthers catcher Corey Caughenbaugh fired to first base in an attempt to pick-off Mallorie Sullivan, who reached on a walk. The ball trickled behind the first baseman and Orr made an unsuccessful dash to the plate.
Creek left the bases loaded in the first inning. Monroe's hit was the only one it got for the remainder.
"McCombs is probably the best pitcher in the state," Penner said.
She struck out eight and walked six. McCombs threw 15 first-pitch strikes and retired the Redksins in order in the third and seventh innings.
Her counterpart, Paige Geanangel, was equally effective. Creek's junior ace threw 11 first-pitch strikes. She struck out three to bring her season total to 155 strikeouts. Geanangel walked a pair, which brings her to just 20 on the season.
"The reason we were 17-3 is because of Paige keeping us in ballgames," Penner said. "She's been our workhorse all year. Going up against the defending state champs, you can't ask for anything more out of her."
The Panthers (22-4) collected 10 hits. Their four in the first inning was their highest output of any frame. It was headlined by a three-run homer from Cierra McConnell. Licking Valley added two more in the second off a pair of Creek errors. Payton Brownley drove in a run on a fielder's choice in the fifth and another came across on a wild pitch.
"We had some errors that gave them extra chances," Penner said. "We had a chance, ourselves, early. It could've been a different story if we could've capitalized."
Still, the Redksins accomplished two of their three goals this season. Winning the sectional and district tournament helped erase thoughts of falling in the OVAC 5A title game to John Marshall on May 3.
"We had a great season," Penner said. "Anything beyond what we wanted to accomplish was just a bonus. We still wanted to win and still wanted to go on. But we knew what we were up against."
Living Valley will face the winner of Maysville and Logan Elm. They play today at 5 p.m., then square off against the Panthers on Saturday at noon.


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Good Monday morning everyone. We're looking at more heat coming the next few days. A cold front is set to move in and hang out over the Panhandle. This morning, we're waking up to plenty of sunshine and winds coming from the north at 10 to 15 miles-per-hour.
Another strong cap in the middle atmosphere will try to prevent any thunderstorms this afternoon, even with the extra help from the cold front moving in. North of the front, highs will only get to the 80s, to the south, we'll top out in the 90s.
For tomorrow and Wednesday, high pressure will be building over the High Plains, and we'll start to bake, with highs in the 90s and 100s.
The heat lets off from Thursday through the rest of the week, with the arrival of another cold front, and isolated thunderstorms will be possible. Those rain chances will be around for Friday and Saturday afternoons as well.
Make it a great day!
Meteorologist Chris Martin
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Life is dictated by choices. How many are made in a day? How many are good ones? How many choices should be amended or changed?
As Christians we all make choices. In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus does not agree with Martha in being concerned about her sister Mary's behavior. Martha is rushing around, getting organized, clearing away clutter, setting the table and preparing special food for Jesus, their honored guest. As Martha is overwhelmed by all that needs to be done, she is thinking to herself, "Why in heaven's name is my sister Mary just sitting there? Doesn't she see what needs to be done?"
Jesus, however, does not indicate agreement with Martha but simply stated that Mary had made the better choice. Mary choose to sit at the Lord's feet and listen to what he was saying. Jesus is not putting Martha down for what she is doing. He simply uses this situation to emphasize that some things, which may seem essential at the time, are not as important as hearing from the Word about the kingdom of God.
Stress and concern about future happenings distract us from listening to the Word of the Lord. How many times has a congregational member lost touch with the message given in the homily by thinking ahead of what will need to be done? The mind chooses to wander off on divergent paths of scheduled happenings. Like Mary, do not allow yourself to miss the opportunity of honor God. We have the choice to spread the good news and the choice can not be taken from us.
Good Shepherd Lutheran located at 590 West State Highway 72 in Kenedy remains the sanctuary where all can worship in fellowship. Whether you attend the Contemporary Service at 8:30 a.m., the Adult Sunday School at 9:45 or the Traditional Service at 10:45 a.m., Pastor Wally and the congregation encourage your attendance.


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"I have no idea why," Nancy Clendenen said, when asked about her selection as a person to be featured during Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations today.
But then Clendenen recounted working with a diverse high-school class to place a historical marker at Hanford Village on the East Side, where many black servicemen lived after World War II. They also helped to make sure Civil War soldiers, many of them black, had markers on their graves at Green Lawn Cemetery.
Clendenen is one of four women interviewed by Ohio State University students, who used their comments to compose letters that will be read during Letters, a performance tonight at Veterans Memorial that's part of the King Day celebration.
The students also researched four men, all deceased, and wrote letters based on what they learned.
All eight are being recognized for advancing equality through their work and in their communities, said Dan Willis, whose First Class First Event is organizing the program.
"You want equality, diversity, go to a military school," said Clendenen, 62, who taught the children of U.S. service members of all races in England, where her husband was stationed in the late 1970s.
"If they liked Americans, they liked you, black or white," she said.
Teaching at Centennial High School in 2008, her students gathered an oral history from residents of Hanford Village, which was split decades ago by I-70 construction. Their work led to the placement of a historical marker in the hamlet, which was added to the National Register of Historic Places last year.
Two years ago, her students helped the Ohio Historical Society plot the unmarked graves of Union soldiers. The markers were installed within months.
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Dillard, director of community development for OSU's Wexner Medical Center, was the first black woman to command a medical unit in the Ohio National Guard.
She's a self-described Appalachian black whose family left the coal fields of Virginia and traveled north on Rt. 23 until they dropped their bags on the South Side.
"One thing we had in common (black and white) is we all came from the hills," she said.
Hers was the first black family on Oakwood Avenue, she said. She had white friends, though there were families that "cut up our water hose and wrote the N-word on our garage."
Dillard, 60, joined the Army Reserve in 1973 to get into nursing school and rose to the rank of major before retiring in 1996. "I had good mentors who were higher ranking than me," Dillard said, and she worked harder than any man, "but that's true for all women, black or white."
Barb Nicholson's "passionate and heated" discussions often were with close friend Jerry Hammond, Columbus' first black city council president. Hammond, who died in 2010, is also a subject of Letters.
Nicholson, 69, an Ohio State graduate, was director of the Washington, D.C., Commission on the Arts and Humanities before returning to Columbus. Hammond cajoled her into becoming executive director of the King Arts Complex in 1992 by saying, "If you do well, you should do right."
"He knew that would work on me," Nicholson said. He told her it would be for only three years. She left the post 18 years later.
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"I have found that I have been so blessed getting my CPA, and that it has taken me so many places; I want young women to see they can do it, too," Russell said.
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Written by Kass on 21.10.2011 at 21:31
I finally found the right album.
I'm so gonna vote for it in the MS award this year, for the best Doom album.
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 21.10.2011 at 22:10
I still haven't heard it, damnit.
Written by !J.O.O.E.! on 21.10.2011 at 22:14
I had no idea about this release. Am quite excited now.
Written by PazuzuSKOM on 31.10.2011 at 09:54
Good 4 u, but since u liked the album, u gota check their back discography, cuz somehow i feel the previous albums were better than this one, not saying its not a good album, but Silent Ruins was a master piece back in 2009
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One of those bands that I can listen to any song but I can't pick a favorite because they're all just...good, but not great.
Written by IronAngel on 03.11.2011 at 20:31
I don't care much for the generic growls that make it seem like an unremarkable attempt at death-doom (without the oppressive grime that goes with the good stuff), but apart from that I really like the album. It's very solid, I like the production, the clean vocals are amazing, there's no dead weight in the song material. I can't say it's the greatest epic doom out there, but I don't have any real gripes about it.
Written by InnerSelf on 03.11.2011 at 20:48
I found the growls inspired and well placed and it is not like they just wanted to use extreme vocals for the sake of using them
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 03.11.2011 at 20:35I still haven't heard it. But death growls? Damn, that's a shame.
Written by Kass on 31.10.2011 at 12:31
I already listened to all of their albums, I think the first two are my favorites, anyway I'd order them like this:
Throne Of Void > Forevermore > Born From Shadows > Silent Ruins > Bliss Of Solitude
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Written by Kass on 31.10.2011 at 12:31
I already listened to all of their albums, I think the first two are my favorites, anyway I'd order them like this:
Throne Of Void > Forevermore > Born From Shadows > Silent Ruins > Bliss Of Solitude
I guess i was wrong, and made a rush judgment based on one listen, i blv this is a solid album, just like the entire Isole discography .. but I still find the recent material to be more Epic than the old ones, may be due to production of recent materials is easier for my ears to digest
Written by Susan on 28.11.2011 at 06:13
They'd be a shoe-in for Best Doom Album if it weren't for 40 Watt Sun. Tough choice, that.
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#23900 - 03/20/01 02:44 PM Sonnet 121 Anonymous
i'm reading a book which is a collection of Shakespeare's most famous lines (which incidentally includes a list of some phrases which are often miscredited to him, eg "All that glisters is not gold" and "Et tu, Brute?" ), in which there is a brief discussion/interpretation following each phrase.
one such phrase, "Tis better to be vile" is addressed:
'Tis better to be vile than vile esteemed,
When not to be receives reproach of being,
And the just pleasure lost, which is so deemed
Not by out feeling, but by others' seeing.
For why should others' false adulterate eyes
Give salutation to my sportive blood?
i understand and agree with the interpretation that the Bard's intent is akin to of troy's"You might as well be hung for a sheep as for a lamb--" sentiment, but i'm not sure i agree with the author's interpretation of the final line. He suggests that "give salutation to" means "to judgmentally address themselves to", but somehow that doesn't sound right.
Could these lines could be translated to "Why should others' opinions cause me to choose to give up ('say goodbye to', 'give salutation to') my 'sportive blood' [in this case, clearly his passion]. must 'salutation' always be interpreted as a greeting, rather than a farewell?
#23901 - 03/20/01 04:53 PM Re: Sonnet 121
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(which incidentally includes a list of some phrases which are often miscredited to him, eg "All that glisters is not gold" and "Et tu, Brute?"
By that do you mean that he did not coin the phrases in question? Or were you referring to the misquotations, "Et tu, Brute? instead of "Et tu, Brute!" That's a bit like the old "Elementary, my dear Watson", "play it again, Sam" malaquotes Looking at the quote from the MoV, he seems to be very up front about the fact that the saying is not original: "often have you heard that told." As for the other, well I guess we would have to assume that eyewitnesses to the event in question remembered what the "pompous ass" said.
The Merchant of Venice
Act 2, Scene 7
MOROCCO O hell! what have we here?
A carrion Death, within whose empty eye
There is a written scroll! I'll read the writing.
All that glitters is not gold;
Often have you heard that told:
Julius Caesar
Act 3, Scene 1
CAESAR Et tu, Brute! Then fall, Caesar.
#23902 - 03/20/01 05:24 PM Re: Sonnet 121 Anonymous
yes, i meant to say that the origin of those phrases are often mistakenly attributed to Shakespeare. interesting, max, that you would use "glitters"... is glisters considered archaic? i'm not sure i've ever seen it; only as as glisten.
#23903 - 03/20/01 05:31 PM Re: Sonnet 121
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interesting, max, that you would use "glitters"... is glisters considered archaic
'Tweren't I, m'lady! I just pasted from http://www.psrg.cs.usyd.edu.au/~matty/Shakespeare/
#23904 - 03/20/01 06:30 PM Re: Sonnet 121
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my Clark & Wright edition has "glisters", which is what I expected to find. the OED has this b. Proverb. (Cf. glitter v. 1b.)
(In mod. use glitters is commonly substituted for glisters.)
1553 Becon Reliques of Rome (1563) 207 All is not golde that glistereth. 1596 Shakes. Merch. V. ii. vii. 65. 1649 Milton Eikon. viii. (1851) 395 They think all is gold of pietie that doth but glister with a shew of Zeale. 1650 T. Hubbert Pill Formality 36 Seriously trie before we choose, lest we take all for gold that glisters. a1771 Gray Death Fav. Cat. vii, Not all that tempts your wand'ring eyes+is lawful prize+Nor all that glisters, gold. 1802 Canning Poet. Wks. (1827) 44.
#23905 - 03/20/01 07:01 PM Re: Sonnet 121
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the origin of those phrases are often mistakenly attributed to Shakespeare.
I'm confused. Max's quotes (from Shakespeare) seem to suggest that those phrases should be attributed to him. No?
#23906 - 03/20/01 07:05 PM Re: Sonnet 121
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you'll note in the 'glister' citations that somebody edged Will out by 40 years or so (at least in the gist of it).
#23907 - 03/20/01 07:20 PM Re: Sonnet 121
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Max's quotes (from Shakespeare) seem to suggest that those phrases should be attributed to him. No?
At least for "all that glisters" the answer is indeed, no. In the quoted text, Will himself admits that it is not a phrase of his invention.
#23908 - 03/21/01 03:21 AM Et tu, Brute
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There'd be no reason for Shakespeare to burst into Latin at that point unless he was quoting "famous" last words, which he would have got from whatever his source for the history was. The original is Suetonius (always with a caveat that I should rather be saying Tacitus, but I think Suetonius), who says that according to some reports Caesar said kai su, teknon "and you, lad". An Elizabethan theatre audience couldn't be expected to understand Greek, so a switch into Latin would give an equivalent feel. Well that's my theory anyway.
#23909 - 03/21/01 07:57 AM Re: Sonnet CXXI
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The sonnet is an endless descent into hell.
No, I hardly agree with a word of what you have said here! This is the whole sonnet, so we can see it in context.
Tis better to be vile than vile esteem'd,
When not to be receives reproach of being,
And the just pleasure lost which is so deem'd
Not by our feeling but by others' seeing:
For why should others false adulterate eyes
Give salutation to my sportive blood?
Or on my frailties why are frailer spies,
Which in their wills count bad what I think good?
No, I am that I am, and they that level
At my abuses reckon up their own:
I may be straight, though they themselves be bevel;
By their rank thoughts my deeds must not be shown;
Unless this general evil they maintain,
All men are bad, and in their badness reign.
Here is my gloss on the poems argument:
If you are going to be falsely accused (esteemd) of being vile it is better to actually be vile, since at least you are then true, and will have enjoyed a pleasure that is actually just despite the fact that it is named vile by the mob (so deemd). (lines 1-4)
For why should my natural sportive actions be coloured by the judgement of false adulterate eyes who assume I behave as do they, or why should my imperfections be gauged by even poorer peoples standards, whose morals are different to mine? (lines 5-8)
No, I am true to my own beliefs, and those that judge me otherwise are simply reflecting their own warped natures: I am straight to their bent, and my deeds must not be judged by their corrupt imaginings (lines 9-12)
Unless this vicious generalisation is held to be true: Mankinds nature is inherently evil and thus our natural actions are perforce evil too. (lines 13-14)
This is, I would suggest, an incredibly modern poem in its outlook. Its insistence on a kind of personal truth is one we may fondly imagine to have been invented in the 20th C yet here is a poet (pre-dating the foundation of America, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa) saying follow your natural instincts, these cant be wrong unless you believe our basic nature to be evil; and disregard what the vicious mob might say about your actions because it is more important to be true to yourself! Note he is saying it in a sinuous poem of 14 lines that harks back to classical forms and classical rhetoric note the choice of an obvious Latinate word, not greet but salutation, and the closure with a couplet perfectly encapsulating the idea of reductio ad absurdum..
In short, far from being a descent into hell it is an uplifting account of what the human spirit can be.
YART alert!
BTW, if anyone new wants a steer towards World Wide Will, try some of these resources:
Complete Works:
Complete guide to Shakespearian resources on the net:
(one of the best literary sites in the world has both good content and excellent researched and annotated meta-search functions)
Basic guide to scansion of the poetry:
Index (Library of Congress) of Shakespeare on film:
Good text access:
SUPERB general look up resource for anything academic:
(it beats the hell out of a plain vanilla google for this type of searching, IMO.)
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Palgye in South Korea writes:
Sorry, Very Sorry.
This is a personal favor. Kind of things happen in Korea, I think politics have a strong inclination to retaliate. However, the Republic of Korea to protect that anyone who has the full capacity to think. And, if this level of corruption in the Republic of Korea is a clean politician. In a 100å"" is taking, other people . To corruption, to try to find somewhere else to have such a promotion. South Korea tried to get the bad smell of politics, which is why I think this lady is a little different. Very little,
I live in South Korea, trying to be, watching this, it's sick.
Patrick W. in Maryland writes:
Hello, Press Officer Kelly Mckellogg
Kurt Campbell's visit too,Tokyo,Japan and Seoul,South Korea was a very good idea. I think our government's should keep in close contact with eachother, especially with the situation with North Korea.
Hopefully the U.N and neighboring countries can make positive progress, concerning the issues with N.Korea ..:)
Best Regards and Positive Thoughts..Cya..:)
Pamela G. in West Virginia writes:
It is wonderful that the US is showing South Korea that we are behind them and will not put up with the continued inhospility and violent actions from the north.
Ethical I. in "North Korea" writes:
I have heard much about this blog from my secret police. They tell me someone has been using my favorite name. It is the name I only use at parties and when I play "Chutes and Ladders.†It is Ethical Infant.
They tell me that only one man on this blog uses this name. He calls me "an ethical infant†but he must be disabused of this notion! I am THE Ethical Infant! All others are dull, colorless copies of me. He also calls me "Lil Kim,†like I am some American hillbilly comic strip character. Let me tell you! I have NEVER been to Sadie Hawkins! Though I did try to kidnap her for my world class film industry! I am fond of halter tops!
You are so worried about my bomb. That is nothing to be afraid of. It has a happy face painted on it. It sits atop my new missile, the "Hollywood Express.†My scientists tell me it won't even make it across the parking lot, but little do they know. Especially now! They have all been stripped of their degrees and are made to serve ice cream to Chinese tourists!
You say I am a tyrant! A dictator! What do you know? When was the last time you shook hands with a tyrant or a dictator? I have, many times. "How do you do, Ethical Infant?†"Oh, life is grand, Supreme Leader!†I am the only one in this room worth shaking hands with! Sometimes the guards stare at me. That does not last very long. They all know the meaning of "KP Duty†in the People's Republic of Korea!
What your really need to be worried about is my plan to kidnap Quentin Tarentino and make the GREATEST MOVIE EVER MADE! Better than "Godzilla!†Better than "Titanic!†Better than "Inchon†starring Lawrence Olivier, bankrolled by Sun Myung Moon! Tarentino will direct MY LIFE STORY!
I am also going to kidnap Gary Cooper! He will play me! Though my people say he's been hard to locate lately. If they can't find him, then Tom Cruise! We are of similar height, after all!
There will be many MANY blondes in this film. Why? Because it is about ME! Ethical Infant! There will also be great special effects, including trains wrecking, bridges collapsing and a DEATH STAR. Only that won't be a special effect; it will be REAL! It won't look finished, but it will be FULLY OPERATIONAL. Soon you will arrive in an asteroid belt that wasn't there before! There will be a small moon! Only it wont BE a small moon! Ha ha ha!
Ethical Infant
Eric in New Mexico writes:
To the despicable Ethical I. (AKA 'Lil Kim),
Thank you for confirming my suspicions that anyone who calls himself "divine" and/or "Dear Leader" surely has a sense of humor.
Now get with the program before your nuclear blow-dried hairdoo comes completely unglued from your scalp.
It's askew...
Like the rest of you.
Read this and take note, before it's too late. Instant karma is your train-wreck in the making.
Eric from Sante Fe, New Mexico writes:
Dear Under Secretary Joseph,
General Omar Bradley once said, "Ours is a world of nuclear giants and ethical infants, we know more about war than we do about peace, more about killing than about living."
Mine is a philosophical question:
At what point does the international community determine that the ethical infant's diapers need changing, as the smell of ill intent has become all too overwhelming and noxious to Humanity? Or will ethical infants like the leaders of Iran and North Korea be allowed to remain in power to "dump" on civilization at a time of their choosing?
I've noted that the diplomatic attempts at "behavior change" have only resulted in temper-tantrums, at the expense of global peace and security. But as my granddad worked with Oppenhiemer on the Manhattan project, and these issues are thus quite personal to me, I'd like to personally thank everyone involved globally seeking solutions to these problems, as well as the building of consensus among nations to address these issues in concrete terms.
Under Secretary Joseph:
"As in Omar Bradley's time, the United States continues to offer the world ethical leadership, dedicated to partnerships that lead to lasting international peace and security, as well as to the development of democratic governments and the rule of law. The Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism will build on Secretary Rice's vision of transformational diplomacy by building consensus among partner nations regarding our most serious international security threat, and galvanize them to take concrete and sustained steps to defeat it."
-July, 2006
To the ethical adults out there -
It is a far braver person that lays down his arms to walk the road to peace than the one who clings to his weapons in pride and desperation at the expense of his own and other's security.
I hope the ethical infants of the world come to understand this fact.
Palgye in South Korea writes:
Dear to..
Everyone knows about Japan, I think. On July 11 elections in Japan, but Japan's ruling party secured a majority that would be difficult to tell anyone. I just remembered that story. Stripping seems to be almost an accomplished fact.
The idea to do something, but a rush to make a living.
maybe, å°æ²¢ 一郎?
They concede that shares should I do? I know they've settled out of infighting ....
Thank You.
Make it feel like the election and think that it is almost suicidal.


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