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West Bay Story: The Google-Yahoo rumble
9:00 P.M. Under Route 101.
It is nightfall. The almost-silhouetted gangs come in from separate sides: climbing over the fences or crawling through holes in the walls. There is silence as they fan out on opposite sides of the cleared space. Then one of the Yahoos' Sidekicks rings, and they really have to take this call, so everyone waits and a few Googlers check in on Dodgeball.
Stewart Butterfield of the Hoos and Eric Case of the Googs remove their jackets, handing them to their seconds: Joshua Schachter and Jason Shellen.
BUTTERFIELD: Ready.
CASE: Ready!
SHELLEN: Wait, I totally have to moblog this.
JEFF WEINER: The rules are clear: Our best man versus your best man.
TERRY SEMEL jumps over the fence.
TERRY: Hold it!
BUTTERFIELD: Get with the gang.
CASE: Maybe he has found the guts to fight his own battles.
TERRY [with billionaire smile]: It doesn't take guts if you have a battle. But we haven't got one, 'Caseo.
CASE: El Caseo.
TERRY: I wanted to tell you all — I'm in love with a girl named Marissa!
A rumble breaks out. In the commotion, Butterfield goes down. Shellen breaks a nail. The groups stand off.
Case and Schachter pull out Razrs. They circle each other and jab the air. This goes on for about an hour, including 20 minutes where SCHACHTER is stuck in meetings. Eventually:
SCHACHTER: You're finished, boy!
TERRY: Josh, don't! [Schachter hesitates a moment; the moment is enough for El Caseo, whose hand goes forward with a driving motion, running his Razr into Schachter. Terry leaps forward to catch Schachter. He breaks his fall, then takes the Razr in hand, leaps at the triumphant El Caseo. Terry rams his Razr into El Caseo. The kids waver, run one way, another, in panic, confusion, and fatigue from being too far from the Google snack room. As the stage is cleared, Terry stands, horrified, over the still bodies of Schachter and El Caseo. He bends over Schachter's body; then he rolls El Caseo's body over and stares. Then Terry raises his voice in an anguished cry.]
Inspired by: conversations at this years gay pride parade [Little. Yellow. Different.]


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Neighbors set to digging out after winter's first big snowstorm
Aftermath causes plowing, shoveling problems
Madison-area neighbors were working to dig their cars and driveways out on Friday after the city's first big snowstorm of the season. Removing the nearly 20 inches of snow on the ground came with its own set of complications, which included taking on added snow passed along from street plows.
Stephen Rich said that plows pushed a pile of snow measuring up to his shoulders to the end of his driveway.
Rich said his initial reaction was "Oy."
He added: "You know, just [thinking] 'I am going to have to dig that out!'"
Rich said it took him hours to dig the tunnel from his cars to the cul-de-sac street. He said he wished city plows would avoid building the mountains of snow in his driveway, and that his neighbors don't get close to the amount of snow he does.
"The plow stops here and then moves on," Rich explained. "And I get the snow from about half of the cul-de-sac here."
Josh Gruley and his wife dug out their car for the second time Friday, working to move the vehicle for the plows to come through. Once more people took to the roadways, Gruley said he had to dodge the traffic as he shoveled the snow from around his parking spot. This time, the job is a tougher one.
"There's more snow, and it's a bit icier so it's a lot heavier and it's harder to get through," Gruley said.
George Dreckmann with the Madison Streets Department said that heavier, wetter snow and the amount of it have made his crew's job a lot more difficult. In response to residents' complaints and frustrations, Dreckmann clarified that plows cannot avoid pushing snow toward yards and driveways.
"We're not doing any of this on purpose, you know. It's just how these kinds of things work out," Dreckmann said.
Dreckmann said the snowstorm was the second biggest in the city's recorded history. For weather like this, Dreckmann said there is a system in place, and unfortunately, some roads have to come last.
"Other times, it's going to be the road less traveled," Dreckmann said. "We have to prioritize how we're going to get things done."
Dreckmann strongly suggested people invest in a slow blower for large snowfalls like the more than 2 feet Madison experienced Wednesday and Thursday. He added that a simple metal shovel can help chip away at the heavy, frozen snow piles that might be causing trouble.
At Saint Mary's Hospital, the emergency room is used to seeing a few patients every hour for snow-related injuries.
With this storm, doctors and nurses admitted a total of 12 people and only one came in on Friday. The hospital reported a number of the injuries stemmed from falls, one head injury but no cardiac arrest patients. Heart attacks are expected during a big snow storm, so Dr. Quinn Holzheimer was pleasantly surprised, he said.
"With the amount of snow, I think people are having a hard time shoveling and blowing it themselves, so maybe they're having the professionals do it," Holzheimer said.
Holzheimer added the hospital is short-staffed during snowstorms that make travel difficult, since it's tough for people to get into work.
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On March 1, 1997, the National Security Industrial Association (NSIA) merged with the American Defense Preparedness Association (ADPA), and the merged organization was renamed National Defense Industrial Association to reflect the equal contributions of both associations to the merger and to preserve the identity and reputation of each. The merger of these two preeminent associations concerned with the defense of the United States reflects the continuing demand for greater efficiency within the defense industry and the government defense agencies.
Founded in 1919 as the Army Ordnance Association, the American Defense Preparedness Association (ADPA) was a national organization dedicated to fostering progress in science, engineering, education, and management for the national defense. It was a nonpolitical and nonprofit-making organization dedicated to preparedness for the common defense and national security. Its principal missions were to increase weapons technology, improve defense management, and maintain a strong science-industry-defense team continually responsive to all needs of the development, production, logistics, and management phase of national preparedness.
In 1948, its name was changed to American Ordnance Association to reflect the changes brought about by the establishment of the Department of Defense. At that time, the Association broadened its technical coverage and activities to include material and interests of all Services.
On January 1, 1965, the Armed Forces Chemical Association and the American Ordnance Association merged and continued as the American Ordnance Association. The Association continued to broaden its technical competence to encompass the changing complex technology and management needs of the modern military forces.
To reflect its expanded interests and capabilities more adequately the name of the Association was changed to American Defense Preparedness Association on July 1, 1973.
On April 4, 1974, with the merger of the Armed Forces Management Association into the American Defense Preparedness Association, the capabilities to promote better management techniques and procedures throughout the defense agencies and industry were increased.
On November 1, 1992, the National Training Systems Association merged with ADPA. The merger was a reflection of the consolidation occurring in the defense industry in response to the end of the Cold War.
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With the creation of the Department of Defense, the Association broadened its scope and in 1949 its name was officially changed to the National Security Industrial Association.
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Helena Rodriguez: Local columnist
Last week, several people stood in line at a shoe store in San Francisco for five days, waiting for the latest edition of Michael Jordan designer shoes, which cost $295 a pair.
Ridiculous, if you ask me. Even more ridiculous, is that these footwear-obsessed fans say they will not even think of wearing these new Air Jordan VI Retro and Air Jordan XI Retro basketball shoes.
Only 36 pair of these shoes were to be distributed on Feb. 16. At that price, they are an investment.
As I saw this story on the news, I became nostalgic for the good ole days — the days when I could take my daughter Laura to the bargain shoe store and get her a decent pair of shoes for $10 or $20. Laura was satisfied back then with her Little Mermaid and Pocahontas tennis shoes. Not anymore.
When it comes time for shoe shopping now, Laura wants to head to the mall in Lubbock and spend a pretty penny. I tell Laura she's just paying for that designer name. These shoes are seriously overpriced.
This past fall, I unknowingly bought my first pair of Air Jordan's. The price was not bad at all, by today's standards anyway. After stubbornly hanging on to my last pair of tennis shoes for three years, they were starting to fall apart, not to mention smell a little funny, and so I decided to break down and buy a new pair.
I found myself on Laura's turf, at the mall in Lubbock, and I asked Laura's opinion on tennis shoes. She liked a nice bright pair of white tennis shoes with a shiny silver logo embedded on the side, which I tried on. Again, the price wasn't bad, by Nike standards anyway, and so I said, "Sold!"
I had found a good sale and paid only about a sixth of what those Air Jordan VI Retro and Air Jordan XI Retro collectors paid, plus, I planned to get a lot of wear and tear out of these shoes.
When I wore this shiny new pair of tennis shoes to my mom's house, my sister Julie commented, "I like your Air Jordans!" I didn't care that they were Jordans. The name had not even fazed me. Nevertheless, upon Julie saying this, I looked down and twisted my shoes around like Dorothy with her ruby slippers on the Wizard of Oz. I'm not used to having new shoes.
Speaking of new shoes, this reminds me of a clever little stunt I pulled as a child, which helped me get a new pair of shoes before I had worn out my last pair. That was the norm when I was growing up. There were no primadonna Imelda Marcoses in our family. We wore our shoes until they were worn out, and then it was to the bargain store for a new pair.
I remember one time, though, when my sister Becky got a new pair of shoes and I was envious. She needed them for a special event at school or church. Anyway, I felt I should have a new pair of shoes, too, but Mom said, "Your shoes are still good!"
Still determined to get a new pair of shoes like Becky, I went into my bedroom and found a pair of scissors. I decided to make my old pair of black and white striped tennis shoes into open-ended sandals and so I started cutting away. Mom was furious when she soon discovered what I had done to my only good pair of shoes and so she had no choice but to take me to the store and buy me a new pair of shoes, too.
Needless to say, I got into trouble and got spanked that evening. But when Uncle Phillip came over and found out what I had done, he laughed and elbowed me, "That's a good way to get a new pair of shoes!" he said in a rather congratulatory tone, and so I felt a little proud of myself.
I had beaten the old, "If the shoe fits, wear it, and wear it until it wears out" system.
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Four years ago this week, my brother and I drove 3,000 miles across the country, from Hazlet, New Jersey, to Santa Monica, California, so I could accept a job as a writer for Cracked.com (this website). Four years ago this week, Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight, arguably the best superhero movie of all time, came out. Batman is important in the O'Brien family, so we bought tickets for the midnight showing of The Dark Knight in California before we even left New Jersey. We didn't care about finding an apartment or being on time for my first day of work; we only cared about seeing The Dark Knight as soon as possible. To that end, we made the 3,000-mile cross-country trip in 42 hours. We took in no sights. We engaged with no locals. We made no stops. We had no regrets, either. I hear the Grand Canyon's nice, but I can't imagine it compares to Heath Ledger's Joker.
That's how important this Batman trilogy is to me. It's important enough that I broke speed laws in every single state from Jersey to California to make sure I had a good seat for the midnight showing of The Dark Knight. It's important enough that as soon as the second movie was done, I started speculating as to what the third movie might be. I've read and watched everything about The Dark Knight Rises in anticipation and spent many late nights arguing with my co-workers about how the franchise could end, how it should end, and how it probably would end. In fact, I've talked about very little else for the past four years. I couldn't tell you who the current Secretary of State is, but I could tell you who Gordon's predecessor as commissioner was (and who he was named after!).
I've thought a lot about this trilogy, is my point. So you'll have to trust me when I say that, as much as I've been looking forward to the conclusion of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy, I've also sort of feared it. Amidst all of the speculation and nerdy over-analysis I've dedicated to this franchise, I've also devoted a lot of thought to life after Nolan's Batman. And it isn't pretty.
3 Say Goodbye to Great Superhero Movies
For a long time, anyway. We'll still have good superhero movies, just not great ones. And I know Goodness versus Greatness is a fairly subjective argument, so I'm sure some people will disagree, but I honestly believe that, even though the quality of superhero films today is higher than I ever dreamed it would be, Nolan is still the only guy making great superhero movies.
Don't get me wrong, we've had some good non-Nolan superhero movies. The Avengers, for its occasional silliness, was loads and loads of fun. It wasn't important in the way that Nolan's films are important, but who gives a shit, it was a buttload-and-a-half of fun, and as a moviegoer, all I really want is something fun. I grew up when superhero movies weren't making a ton of money and when liking comic books still wasn't mainstream yet. I never even dreamed that an Avengers movie, a full-on, balls-out Avengers movie, would ever really happen, so the fact that I got to see the Hulk and Captain America and Thor and the perfect Iron Man fighting a bunch of bad guys together on the big screen is absolutely amazing. I can't overstate how insane it would be to my 12-year-old self if I traveled back in time and said, "Just so you know, in a little over a decade from now, someone's going to make a movie version of The Avengers and they'll mostly get it exactly right."
But, at the end of the day, I left The Avengers saying, "That was fun and worth my money," and I left The Dark Knight saying, "That was perfect and important and makes me excited about filmmaking in ways that few movies do." Nolan's Batman movies are simply in a different class. Thor was fine, The Avengers was fun and The Amazing Spider-Man was [I am far too obsessed with the subject and source material to ever truly be objective when I talk about a Spider-Man flick, so I will be leaving my thoughts out], but the Lizard looked like a piece of shit.
The thing that made every great superhero movie great was Christopher Nolan, and he's not going to be making a superhero movie for a looong time. It'll be neat to watch other great directors try, but the great days are over, for the time being.
2 Say Hello to a Shitty Batman Reboot
Here are two irrefutable facts:
1): Nolan and Bale will not do another Batman movie together.
2): Batman as a franchise makes so much money that Warner Bros. would be not just crazy but fiscally irresponsible if they didn't make a bunch of additional Batman movies, as soon and as often as they could.
This madness requires brand recognition.
With these two facts in mind, we have to know that a Batman reboot is in our immediate future. But even if we didn't have these facts, we'd still know, because, as we've previously pointed out, the Batman reboot is already underway, and even though they haven't picked a release date, with the amount of money that superhero movies are making, I imagine that release will come sooner rather than later. A new Batman with a new director and a new Batman is coming. Accept it. Deal with it. Haaaaate it.
Don't get me wrong, there's a possibility that the next Batman reboot will be awesome. There's just an even greater possibility that it'll be just super shitty. That's not me being a pessimist, that's me trying to be realistic. Nolan didn't make a good Batman movie; he made amazing, near-perfect movies that happened to be about Batman. Nolan single-handedly popularized the idea of doing a gritty reboot, and he was the first filmmaker to treat superheroes seriously. Those shoes are so insanely huge to fill that I wouldn't, on my best day, want to be the guy who gets put in charge of the first post-Nolan Batman movie, especially knowing that this movie needs to come out within the next few years. Which it will. And, meanwhile, this next Batman movie is supposed to tie into a Justice League movie, because DC is trying to follow in the footsteps of The Avengers and make a bunch of superhero movies that combine to make one giant, epic superhero team-up movie (tentatively scheduled for 2015). So ... this new Batman is supposed to appear in a Justice League movie with Zack Snyder's Superman and Ryan Reynolds' Green Lantern? No way will that be good.
I'm not saying Nolan's Batman is untouchable, I'm just saying whoever comes next is bound to disappoint. Objectively, based on all of the surrounding facts.
But I don't want to be completely negative, because negative is poison, and there's always a silver lining. Even though we're at the end of great superhero movies, and even though we won't have a good Batman movie for a while, all is not lost, because we'll still always have ...


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Exactly seven weeks after the trial began, a judge declared a mistrial in the murder trial of Special Agent Christopher Deedy, after jurors said they were deadlocked.
"We have unanimously decided that the jury does not have a verdict. Further deliberations will not resolve our impasse," said Circuit Court Judge Karen Ahn, reading a note from a jury of eight men and four women.
Even before the jury entered the courtroom, Judge Karen Ahn dropped the bomb: the end result of 20 days of testimony and nearly six days of deliberations was a deadlocked jury.
Moments later, Deedy's attorney, Brook Hart, spoke out.
"Mr. Deedy objects to taking a verdict of 'hopelessly deadlocked,'" said Hart.
Hart said he believes the court could have done more to avoid an impasse.
That lead to one last debate in judge Ahn's courtroom, with Deedy and families waiting in angst for 20 minutes more, before jurors returned resolute, that indeed there would be no decision and a new trial.
"I'm very disappointed," said deputy prosecutor Janice Futa, after the verdict was read.
"My reaction is agent Deedy is not guilty, pled not guilty, and the jury did not find him guilty so he has another day in court," said Hart outside the courtroom.
Deedy has maintained that on Nov. 5, 2011, he shot and killed Kollin Elderts in self-defense after Elderts attacked him and his friend at a Waikiki McDonald's.
Prosecutors said it was inexperience, ego and alcohol led that agent Deedy to pull his weapon and fire three shots.
On Monday, jurors could not decide on whether to convict Deedy of second-degree murder or acquit him -- surprising legal experts that nothing else was up for debate.
"Was it ever considered to include lesser charges?" asked KITV reporter Lara Yamada.
"Not based upon the evidence, no," said Futa.
"Usually in these matters where there are other options sometimes people reach agreement," said Hart.
Soon, Deedy will return to work as a special agent for the U.S. State Department, with this grueling trial not easily be forgotten.
Ahn said she would like to schedule a new trial sometime in May or June 2014.
Attorneys meet Friday afternoon to solidify a date.
"I think a retrial is a new slate and what every happens will be totally new, presumably," said Futa.
The Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, a national law enforcement support group, released a statement on Monday:
"The Federal Law Enforcement Association (FLEOA) announced its respect for the jury process and verdict reached, but maintains that Special Agent Christopher Deedy performed heroically and is innocent of the charges he faced.
"FLEOA resents the prosecutor's unprofessional characterization of Special Agent Deedy as a 'bully with a badge.' In fact, the prosecutor's courtroom antics made it clear who the real bully is in this case. Special Agent Deedy is nothing shy of Valor with a Badge who performed an unselfish act of protecting the life of others as well as his own."
Following the declaration of a mistrial, the family of Kollin Elderts declined to comment about the trial.
Deedy and his family left the building through a secure corridor while none of the 12 jurors agreed to speak to the media.
Elderts family has retained an attorney to possibly file a civil suit against Deedy.
In the early morning hours of Nov. 5, 2011, the lively buzz at a Waikiki McDonald's erupted into a deadly rumble as Special Agent Christopher Deedy and friends, Kollin Elderts and Shane Medeiros, crossed paths and then clashed.
Since day one of Deedy's murder trial, prosecutors have focused heavily on how much he had to drink, whether he was in any position to be carrying a gun, and why he didn't choose to simply back away.
Defense attorneys have argued the decorated agent was doing his job - to serve and protect - and was forced to take deadly action.
"The defendant was fueled by alcohol, primed by warnings given to him about the hostile locals, and ignited by the power of his Glock," began deputy prosecutor Janice Futa during opening statements in early July.
Deedy was on assignment in Honolulu as a federal agent for security detail during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, APEC, in late 2011.
The 29-year-old resident of Arlington, Va., claimed self-defense caused him to shoot and kill 23-year-old Elderts of Kailua.
"This case, ladies and gentlemen, is about self defense and the defense of others," began defense attorney Brook Hart.
Throughout the trial, what Deedy and Elderts consumed was in constant question.
""When (Deedy) spoke I could smell (alcohol) on his breath," testified Honolulu Police Department Evidence Specialist Toy Stech.
So all three substances were present simultaneously," defense attorney Karl Blanke asked medical examiner Kanthi De Alwis. "Yes," said De Alwis.
Alcohol was considered a possible player in the McDonald's confrontation that soon followed:
"So it went from joking, to bothering, to annoying, and then bullying. Is that what you saw?" defense attorney Brook Hart asked McDonald's security guard Rosalinda Soriano.
"Correct sir," said Soriano, remembering what appeared to be harassment of customer Michel Perrine.
"I noticed this guy (Perrine) still staring, so I said 'Do you have an F-ing problem? We told you we were just joking around with you, why still staring?'" said Elderts' friend Shane Medeiros.
Deedy testified he noticed the moment Elderts and Medeiros walked in, stepping in; when he said they kept harassing Perrine.
"It's your testimony that not at any point that night did you see Deedy show his badge?" Blanke asked Medeiros. "Never," Medeiros said.
"I told him I'm a cop and he's going to get arrested. As I said that, I reached back, opened (my wallet) up and displayed (my law enforcement ID) to him," said Deedy.
"I heard (Deedy) say, 'Acting like this will get you shot. You don't feel like getting shot do you?'" Medeiros testified.
"At this point, I just felt like I couldn't say anything else. They were arguing and I figured if they're going to fight they're going to fight," said Alexander Byrd, a customer at McDonald's the morning of the fight.
And fight they did. But who threw the first blow, who started what, has been hotly debated.
"I don't remember much of anything except getting hit in the head pretty hard," said Deedy's friend Adam Gutowski, who testified that Elderts and Medeiros both rushed him first.
"Both Kollin and Shane are beating him, he's getting beaten, kicked on the ground," said Gutowski's girlfriend Jessica West, who was with Gutowski and Deedy all night.
First, Gutowski appeared to be in the fray, then Deedy. That exchange with Elderts ended in shots fired.
"(Elderts) was delivering the blows. He would come back and down back and down," testified Deedy, making a punching gesture.
"When you pulled the trigger you intended to kill Mr. Elderts, correct?" asked Futa.
"I intended to stop the threat," answered Deedy.
"After those shots were fired what did Elderts do?" Hart asked Deedy.
"Stop. Instead of delivering the (next) punch he just came down on top me," said Deedy.
Then there were those vivid moments in the aftermath: Deedy aiding a dying Elderts, covered in blood at the emergency room, and realizing the weight of what happened that night.
"I'd just fought for my life, and I believe I'd just killed a man, and I'd just been put under arrest for murder," he recalled.
In closing arguments, both sides zeroed in on the spark that ignited the fight and how it escalated into tragedy.
"Add to that, alcohol and inexperience in the mix and it's why the defendant is here, driven by sense of hubris, nothing more than a bully with a badge," said Futa.
"There is no doubt that Agent Deedy shot and killed Kollin Elderts. That's a fact and nobody disputes it. But it does not mean special agent Deedy murdered Kollin Elderts. Special Agent Deedy's intent was not to kill Kollin Elderts. His intent was to protect life. His intent was to stop the threat," said Blanke.


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Laurier cooks up United Way Campaign kick-off events Oct. 1 and Oct. 10
Communications, Public Affairs & Marketing
Sep 30/13
A key part of Lauriers focus on inspiring lives of leadership and purpose is supporting the communities in which we reside. It has been a proud part of our history, and is an essential part of our future. Lauriers support takes many forms, and during the month of October each year, one of the ways we impact our communities is by supporting the United Way of Kitchener Waterloo & Area, the Brant United Way and United Way Toronto through Lauriers United Way campaign.
The impact that the United Ways support of member agencies has on the people who use their services is profound. Many of us have benefitted from these services directly, or have friends or family members who have. This is the bigger picture that we hope people understand when they make the decision about supporting the campaign.
Laurier will kick off its United Way campaign at the Brantford campus Oct. 1 and the Waterloo campus Oct. 10. Both kick-off events will feature representatives from United Way to talk about the impact of your donations, and both will feature a healthy dose of baking, competition and prizes!
Brantford Campus kick-off and baking contest
October 1, noon - 1 p.m.
RAC Courtyard/Davis Fuels Walkway
Laurier Brantford invites you to get your bake on for United Way Brant with its first baking contest. Eat sweet treats, share recipes and win great prizes! United Way representatives will judge the bake-off, and all are welcome to cheer on their favourite bakers.
For more details, click here or email Jeanette Wilson at firstname.lastname@example.com
Waterloo Campus kick off and baking contest
October 10, noon - 2 p.m. with brief presentations at 12:15 p.m. and 1:15 p.m.
Hear presentations from United Way and university representatives, visit United Way booths to learn about the work of United Way agencies, eat some sweet treats and enter to win amazing prizes! Get your United Way passport stamped at each booth to enter to win a prize. You can also enter to win prizes by completing your United Way pledge form at the event.
Dont miss the bake sale competition at the United Way Discovery Fair. Will it be a cookie from the Presidents group or a brownie from one of the faculties that tantalizes your taste buds? Bring your coins to buy some baked goods, or better yet, if you like to bake and have a competitive streak, put a team together to compete! The team that raises the most money will receive a certificate, a small prize to share and bragging rights for the year.
To register a team, email your team name, participants, department/Faculty and phone number to Lynne Jordan at email@example.com by October 7.
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#163916 - 12/02/06 01:18 PM Re: Je Est un Autre
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Suis derives from the Latin sum. Je est was never grammatically correct.
#163917 - 12/02/06 01:29 PM Re: Je Est un Autre
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What is the context of this text?
It is from a 19th century letter written by Arthur Rimbaud. Here's the context._________________________
Ceci n'est pas un seing.
#163918 - 12/02/06 03:57 PM Re: Je Est un Autre
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What is the context of this text?
It looks like someone has identified a letter by Rimbaud; however, I ran into these words in a poem (a strangely paranoid poem) by Lawrence Durrell.
Je Est un Autre
'Je Est un Autre'
He is the man who makes notes,
The observer in the tall black hat
Face hidden in the brim:
He has watched me watching him.
The street-corner in Buda and after
By the post-office a glimpse
Of the disappearing tails of his coat,
Gave the same illumination, spied upon,
The tightness in the throat.
Once too meeting by the Seine
The waters a moving floor of stars,
He had vanished when I reached the door,
But there on the pavement burning
Lay one of his familiar black cigars.
The meeting on the stairway
Where the tide ran clean as a loom:
The betrayal of her, her kisses
He has witnessed them all: often
I hear him laughing in the other room.
He watched me now, working late,
Bringing a poem to life, his eyes
Reflect the malady of De Nerval:
O useless in this old house to question
The mirrors, his impenetrable disguise.
Lawrence Durrell.
#163919 - 12/02/06 04:23 PM Re: Je Est un Autre
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Arthur -- Autre. C'mon, guys, you need a good punster here:
I am an Arthur.
I am an Author?
This was actually written by his brother Jason, about whom it can be said he's always Jason Rimbauds._________________________
#163920 - 12/03/06 08:12 AM Re: Je Est un Autre
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... you need a good punster here
I agree. Know any?
#163921 - 12/09/06 01:57 PM Re: Je Est un Autre
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What is the context of this text?
It is from a 19th century letter written by Arthur Rimbaud. Here's the context.
VQR » "RIMBAUD" EST UN AUTRE... his rendering of Rimbaud's mostfamous epiphanyfamiliar to most English readers even in its French original: JE est un autrefeels particularly clumsy. ...
www.vqronline.org/articles/2004/winter/grotz-rimbaud-autre/ - 37k - In cache - Gelijkwaardige pagina's
A little late, but lots of information.
Edited by BranShea (12/09/06 01:58 PM)
#163922 - 12/09/06 07:31 PM Re: Je Est un Autre
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The verb "suis" means "to have", does it not?
You might want to consult a French grammar.
Or a Canadian. Many of us speak some French, even if only the cereal-box variety. Definitely "Je suis", not "J'est", unless the lovely BelMarduk can enlighten us as to some idiom we sesquilinguals are missing.
#163923 - 12/09/06 08:42 PM Re: Je Est un Autre
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Zemhjzd has the right context.
'La formule est paradoxale et même, semble-t-il, contradictoire puisquelle identifie le sujet, le moi, cest à dire le pôle didentité de la personne avec son contraire « un autre », indéfini, et étranger.'
Loosely translated:'The formula is a paradox and even, it seems, contradictory because she (it) identifies the subject, the me , which means the antithesis of the person, with his opposite << someone else >>, non defined, and a stranger.'
Je est un autre then will be : I is someone else . (Split personality? )
Still pretty heavy philosophic, but then:
'When he who hears doesn't understand him who speaks, and when he who speaks doesn't understand what he himself means - that is philosophy.
#163924 - 12/11/06 10:39 PM Re: Je Est un Autre
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Can anyone translate this for me? Doesn't it mean "I (The Self?) is an Other"?
Yes, I can. If any of you give a damn then you must know who it is that is giving a swinging damn. Is it your lingual self? That outward self of sensory information who exchanges information and action with the external world or is the self who directs his fleshy robot into mindless actions?
If you forget a name who is it that recalls that name while you are busy interacting with the outside world? Huh?
And who does the dreaming while you are asleep?
Think a bit. Are you merely a biological extention of a self that is you but doesn't speak in words but in biological imperatives?
Or is the we who are but operatives of our own sub-conscious who is the we?
I think maybe yes.
I hope that you all understand and that we, of the cognitive bent, do too.
Edited by themilum (12/11/06 10:50 PM)
#163925 - 12/12/06 03:30 AM Re: Je Est un Autre
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I guess I know what you mean. We all have these two; the one who percieves, classifies and acts and the one who on a deeper level directs our actions and thinking more than we often would be willing to admit.
The part that creates the dreams when we sleep or half sleep.
(split personality was just a feeble joke, sorry).
Seeing it in French and isolated from the rest of the poet's letter made it maybe a bigger mystery than it is.
Speaking of driving forces, I did not mean to make this post as my early morning good sense told me there are lots of things to be done and yet I do. Your post touching the essense of the little phrase.
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NORTH CLARENDON Wilma M. (Beach) Lawrence, 81, of North Clarendon, died Monday, November 12, 2012, at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Memorial Hospital.
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At least our coach is not Corbin!
Our youngsters will not shine in 2020.
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Che: I have got two things "freedom and death." If I can not have one, i wish to have the other; because noone is able to capture me alive
I don't use the lords name in vain anymore when the jazz shoot an outside shot.
Kanter stopped using power of Twitter to get laid by blondes&brunettes. That means more chance for you SLC-dwellers.
The name of the team gets you a good Scrabble score.
Millsap struggles to defend bigger players and keep them off the boards. Been that way for years now.
Jefferson isn't really a center. He doesn't play like one.
But Favors + future Kanter will be a strong front court.
Mo Willams and Gordon Hayward are decent playmakers and adequate scorers.
We need a go-to offensive player.
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I am positive that I am not positive about the Jazz play so far this year. I got to watch the Jazz once this year in the Philippines and they played so bad I fell asleep, but I am positive that my body got the sleep it needed. Was I to positive?
If Corbin keeps this up he won't be our coach next year.
Playoffs here we come. Pass the damn Kool-Aid
Best case we are probably 2-2 right now so 1-3 isn't that far off
They try to play the right way....even though the right way is now the wrong way in today's NBA?
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Burke- Burks- Burked.
They have the smartest base of fans.
Fortune and glory, kid. Fortune and glory.
The Utah Jazz is one of the strongest home teams all the time.
we beat teh lakers
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A state lawmaker is pushing a bill that would allow government entities to charge record requesters for time spent deleting confidential information.
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