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Charging ahead in the Bakken
The Bakken is certainly in the national and the world news.
Not long after satellite pictures on the Internet displayed the region's natural gas flares lighting up the night sky like New York City, the March issues of two national magazines featured articles on the Bakken, with pictures of the gas-flaring on their covers.
National Geographic carried "America Strikes New Oil" by Edwin Dobb, with photos by Eugene Richards.
Harper's ran "Bakken Business: The price of North Dakota's fracking boom" by Richard Manning, with photos by Danny Wilcox Frazier.
Both are well-written, balanced, personalized, with somewhat different focuses. Dobb starts and ends with the person of one truck driver, tying together a panoramic view of the oilfield, its operation and its impact, positive and negative.
And, as usual for National Geographic, there are many pictures and a map and illustrations.
Manning starts and ends with the person of Teddy Roosevelt, his time in the state and his ranch, pulling together the report and putting it in historical perspective. There are also pictures including a composite of nighttime satellite images.
The upside and the downside of the oil boom are captured in the comments of Gene Veeder, McKenzie County director of economic development: "Now I meet more people in a week than I met (before) in twenty years." He is very upbeat about the economic benefits, especially jobs.
But he also admits of the boom: "It did bring the world outside into the community, and that was an eye-opener. People are just overwhelmed with the drugs and prostitution and fights and all the things that come with oil fields."
Manning points out the irony of the oil wells in Roosevelt country, a little over a century after President TR broke up John D. Rockefeller's oil mega-monopoly and branded him and other monopolists as "the most dangerous members of the criminal class the criminals of great wealth."
Teddy must be rolling over in his grave, maybe close to charging up out of it.
It does seem that things are going faster than they need to. There are many other places where natural gas flare-offs are at one to three percent, not 30 percent.
Statoil, from Norway, has said their operation in the Bakken will follow the European model of harvesting both oil and gas equally, instead of wasting one-third of the gas.
Something is wrong with the prevailing model in the Bakken: charging ahead unprepared to deal with a valuable commodity, natural gas, because more money can be made right now with oil, and the heck with the consequences, whether to the common good or to Mother Nature.
If this wasteful practice continues much longer, it might just be enough to rouse not only arch-conservationist Teddy from the grave but also his Rough Riders.
(James Lein is a community columnist for The Minot Daily News)


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The Long Lonesome: 38 Miles per Day, 57 Days - Page 3
Pharr Davis reached the plaque marking the AT's terminus at Springer Mountain, Georgia, in 57 days 8 hours 37 minutes. Photo by Maureen Robinson.
As my internal unrest subsided, I felt compelled to turn my attention outside of myself and seek out the company of other trail users. Instead of asserting my independence by staying always alone, I realized that independence meant fully being myself in the presence of others. Putting aside my insecurities and fears of being judged, I reached out to make new friends.
I developed connections with adults twice my age, including extreme liberals and argumentative conservatives, some who had never graduated high school and others with Ivy League degrees. By the end of the hike, I had befriended a Michigan retiree and two college graduates from New England with whom I had nothing in common—except for being on the AT at the same time.
On that same trip, during a particularly bone-chilling downpour, I sought cover under a crowded three-sided wooden lean-to brimming with men. Stepping outside to discreetly change into some dry clothes behind the shelter, I huddled next to its sloping wall, struggling to pull my wet clothes over my head. That's when it happened. I was struck by lightning.
The lightning hit the shelter's roof and bounced over to me, sending a sharp, momentary pain coursing through my entire body, out my toes and into the ground. But by the time I realized what had happened, the pain had disappeared. I wiggled my toes and counted my fingers to make they were intact. Aside from a burning sensation in my ears, I felt OK. I was suddenly overcome with excitement. I had survived a lightning strike! At 21, I'd considered myself invincible, and after that, I began to think I really was.
While that experience gave me confidence, other events on the AT pointed to my vulnerability as a female solo hiker. I wanted to believe I was safe, but my thoughts often turned to 24-year-old Meredith Emerson, who, in early 2008, was hiking on a trail near the AT in northeast Georgia when she went missing. Within days of her disappearance, her kidnapper and murderer, Gary Michael Hilton, was caught.
Hilton was linked to multiple other trail murders, usually single women and elderly hikers. But Meredith stopped him. It cost her her life, but by physically fighting back, refusing to cooperate and giving him incorrect PIN numbers for her debit cards, Meredith left a trail of evidence that made it possible for authorities to track down and capture Hilton. She is a hero who saved many lives—perhaps even mine.
On July 3rd, 2008, after 14 days on the trail, I reached Hanover, New Hampshire, where the trail transitioned from the steep, rocky White Mountains to easier footing and gentler climbs. My body was adapting such that I no longer awoke in the middle of the night in pain, and with the effort required to hike 30 miles a day north of Hanover, I could now comfortably cover 40 to 45 miles.
More frequent road crossings meant I saw Brew more often and could carry less gear on my back. Also by this time, he and I were more comfortable in our roles of athlete and support crew.
"I am so glad that we are able to do this together," I said to Brew as he handed me a banana.
"What do you mean?" he asked.
"Not many newlyweds can leave their friends, family and jobs and spend this much time together."
Lifting his gaze from the road atlas, Brew asked, "Couldn't we have done that on the beaches of Fiji?"
As hard as the thru-hike was for me, it was almost as difficult for Brew. One time in Vermont, a washed-out road left him no choice but to run several miles to hand deliver my supplies. In Massachusetts, a road listed in our guidebook did not exist, and again Brew ran in on an alternate trail to find me. He was responsible for all our supplies and food, calculated each day's mileage and averages and, besides driving double the number of miles I hiked, he hiked with me an average of 10 miles a day.
Brew was also my emotional "I.V.," forcing me to eat when I wasn't hungry, encouraging me when I felt weak or disheartened and tolerating my childlike irrationality, which always surfaced around 8 p.m. when I was overcome with exhaustion.
After finishing over half the trail and crossing the Mason-Dixon line along the Pennsylvania-Maryland border, the trail finally offered a gentler grade and less rocks, making it possible to run much of the downhill and flat terrain.
As we approached the Smoky Mountains, Brew had to return home to start the school year, and taking his place for the final five days were three 60-year-old men: Warren Doyle, who had hiked the Appalachian Trail 14 times, David Horton and my father, Yorke Pharr.
The four of us worked together to push me to the trail's end. Horton was the legs, Warren was the head and my dad was the heart. Horton hiked and ran with me as much as possible, while Warren's unsurpassed knowledge of the AT aided our logistical strategy, and my dad anticipated my emotional and caloric needs with special treats from TCBY and Subway.
"How do you expect to react when you reach the end?" Warren asked.
"Five dollars says that she is going to cry with tears of exhaustion and joy," responded Horton.
"I don't know that she'll be ready to stop," said my dad. She has been hiking every waking hour of the past two months. I doubt she knows how to do anything different."
"Well, Jen, regardless of how you physically react, I know it will be a deeply introspective moment for you," concluded Warren.
My last full day I covered 65 miles. Surprisingly, despite the preceding 47-, 49- and 48-mile days, it didn't hurt that much. The next day I walked up the final mountain with Brew by my side and friends and family behind us. By averaging 38 miles a day, I completed the AT in a new women's record of 57 days 8 hours 37 minutes.
At the trail terminus on Springer Mountain, Horton cried, Warren was introspective and Dad lingered longer than the rest of us. I personally experienced no flash of light or great epiphany. I had reached deep within myself to get there, but at the finish my feelings were simple. I was tired, I was happy and I was ready to go home.
Jen Pharr Davis has traveled more than 8000 miles of trails in North America, including the Pacific Crest Trail, Vermont's Long Trail, the Colorado Trail and the Appalachian Trail and holds three speed records. Her Appalachian Trail memoir, Becoming Odyssa, is due out in October. Pharr Davis resides in Asheville, North Carolina, with her husband, Brew Davis, and is the founder of Blue Ridge Hiking Company. This article originally appeared in our August 2010 issue.


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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
My Top 10 MAC Lipsticks
I recently did a post on my top ten MAC eyeshadows. It was pretty well received, so I thought I'd do a series out of it. Today I'll be featuring my top 10 MAC lipsticks. This is great for those of you who want to build your own personal collection or for makeup artists trying to consider what colors work for a kit. I picked colors that would look great on everyone.
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For this post, it was a little harder to pick my top lipsticks. I have a bunch of MAC lipsticks, but a lot of them are limited edition and I sadly neglect the permanent line. To pick my favorites, I selected lipsticks that I can always rely on to look good on me or my clients. After a bit of thought, here goes:
1) Viva Glam V - Looks good on everybody, definitely my favorite lipstick from MAC. It's a mid-tone pink with gold shimmers, love!
2) Ruby Woo - Amazing red, matte lip - classic and sexy!
3) Bare Slimshine - Not really a lipstick, but close. So sad it's limited edition but it's a great nude on everyone. They tend to bring it back occasionally for Holiday collections
4) Siss Lipstick - Awesome nude for women of color. Pair it with a brown liner and you're good to go!
5) Brave New Bronze - My favorite nude on myself, sadly limited edition. If you can find it, grab it!
6) Angel - Such a pretty, wearable nude pink, even on darker tones - no wonder Kim Kardashian loves it so much.
7) Fanfare - This is a super pretty, warm pink tone that looks amazing on light to medium skin tones. It's a go to color for my brides.
8) Show Orchid - This is an amazing hot pink that looks great on everyone. Wearing it just makes definitely brings out the fierceness. You gotta have at least one hot pink in your collection :) I also love Hollywood Nights from the Heatherette collection but it's limited edition :(
9) Dubonnet - For those who want a red but something a little bit more subdued, this deeper red is it.
10) Capricious - I love this for my young Indian brides; it's a plum but not too intense and it doesn't have that overly red tone. Everyone needs some plums in their collection - especially for fall.
11) Modesty - This is a pretty and reliable color. It's a mid-tone mauve that looks great for an everyday lip or even as a nude for women of color
12) Freckletone - Great for their J-Lo nude lip. Pair with a gloss so it doesn't look too nude.
Okay I picked 12 instead of 10, close enough, lol. There are a bunch of lipsticks from MAC that I've been wanting to try, i.e. Hug Me, Blankety, Creme de Nude, etc. Some are classics and some newcomers. If you have any of your own to recommend, leave them in the comments below! Let me know the lipstick name and your skin tone so I can get them too :)
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11 comments:
- mw said...
I love Angel & viva glam v!!!
I want to try ruby woo soon.
- March 1, 2011 at 12:09 PM
- Makeup by Hend said...
I really love Siss. It's one of my go-to's in my professional makeup kit. Try MAC's Bubbles, it's a white lustre with pinkish pearl.
- March 1, 2011 at 12:13 PM
- Janine aka J-Ezzy @ *La Dolce Vita* said...
i own angel, brave new bronze, freckletone & show orchid. i need to look into your other fav's STAT!
- March 1, 2011 at 12:27 PM
- Crystal said...
My fav is "Girl About Town" It turns out GREAT in photos!!!
- March 1, 2011 at 9:20 PM
- Beverlee said...
i'm filipino and i sometimes find it hard to find the right nude colors... Cherish with Big Baby Plushglass... is the newest to my collection and I love it!
- March 2, 2011 at 1:38 AM
- mina said...
Give Blankety a try! I tried it when fafinette recommended it and I've been hooked ever since.
- March 2, 2011 at 2:57 PM
- V said...
Hey lady. Love the blog. I appreciate someone that has as much passion for cosmetics as I do. I just started blogging so your a real inspiration.
- March 2, 2011 at 6:46 PM
- Makeup artist Kelly O'dowd said...
I love Hue and syrup..
lovelorn and pink plaid..
I love the lipstick holder where did you get it??
thanks kelly
- March 3, 2011 at 3:57 AM
- makeupbylindsey said...
I love angel one of the best colors to work with great with a smokey eye I always use this on my clients
- March 3, 2011 at 8:38 AM
- Cammy said...
i absolutely love Up The Amp, a pretty purple and really wearable.Like your blog btw.
- March 23, 2011 at 7:01 AM
- Certified Makeup Addict said...
Hey RenRen!
I love Fresh Brew-- I'm mid-tone olive/caramel brown color and it's a great nude on it's own or paired with liner and gloss. I also have Freckletone and Angel and love both of those also. Hug Me is on my wish list too!! I seriously need to amp up my lipstick collection...
- March 25, 2011 at 11:16 AM


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Wyatt, Thomas
Thomas Wyatt 1503-1542
English poet.
Diplomat and courtier Thomas Wyatt has been hailed as the most important poet of the early Tudor period. A significant poetic innovator, he experimented with meter and continental European verse forms, composed English versions of seven biblical psalms, and, with his translations of Petrarch's sonnets, produced the first sonnets in English. Wyatt lived in times of political and religious upheaval, negotiating the dangers of the court of the mercurial Henry VIII—including imprisonment for purported involvement with Anne Boleyn—yet composing satires and other poems commenting on the precarious life of courtiers. Wyatt's poetry was long considered inferior to that of his younger contemporary, Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, whose verse was admired for its smooth regularity and refinement, but modern commentators, praising the originality and complexity of his poems, are nearly unanimous in granting Wyatt precedence.
Biographical Information
Wyatt was born in 1503 at Allington Castle in Kent, England. His father, Sir Henry Wyatt, had risen to a position of power during the reign of Henry VII and continued to hold influential offices during that of Henry VIII. Records of Wyatt's early life are sparse; scholars believe he may have attended Cambridge University. In 1520 he married Elizabeth Brooke, daughter of Thomas, Lord Cobham. Little is known concerning the union—or, indeed, concerning any part of Wyatt's personal life—save that the couple had two children and that in 1526 Wyatt repudiated the marriage, charging his wife with adultery. At the same time Wyatt's career at court was flourishing; he was appointed to several offices and traveled to France and Rome on diplomatic missions. Scholars believe that Wyatt was introduced to Continental scholars and their works while on these travels. In 1527 Queen Catherine of Aragon asked Wyatt to translate into English a work by Plutarch; he complied, but translated one that he preferred to the one specified by the Queen. Wyatt continued to progress in his career, receiving several appointments and enjoying the patronage of Thomas Cromwell, adviser to the king and one of the most powerful men in the country. Sometime around 1536 Wyatt formed a relationship with Elizabeth Darrell, who became his mistress. That same year Wyatt was arrested and held in the Tower of London, presumably because of his connection to Anne Boleyn, the second wife of Henry VIII. Boleyn and five other men were also arrested, charged with adultery, and ultimately executed. Wyatt, however, was never charged and was eventually released and restored to his former position at court. In 1540 Thomas Cromwell was executed; without the protection of his patron, Wyatt was vulnerable to attacks by his political enemies. In 1541 he was arrested on charges of treasonable activity, of which he had been cleared three years earlier. He was pardoned within the year but died in 1542 of a fever while on a mission for the king.
Major Works
Wyatt wrote poetry in many forms, but he is best known for his sonnets, odes, and satires. Many of his pieces derive from earlier Italian and French poems; however, in the course of adaptation, Wyatt often shifted their focus, modifying love poems, for instance, to works reflecting the social and political concerns of his time. While many of Wyatt's poems feature unusual rhyme and rough meter, he is considered the among first writers to explore the power of the English language. His best known works are "Whose list to hunt, I know where is an hind," "My gallery charged with forgetfulness," "They flee from me that sometime did me seek," "My lute, awake," and Certayne psalmes chosen out of the psalter of Dauid, called thee. vii. penytentiall psalmes, drawen into englyshe meter by sir T. Wyat (published 1549; commonly known as the Penitential Psalms). Scholars have no definitive collection of Wyatt's work. Much of it survived only in various manuscripts, resulting in multiple versions of some poems. Although it is likely that Wyatt's poems were widely circulated in the court of Henry VIII, only a few were published in his lifetime. Five poems by Wyatt appeared in the collection of anonymous poems by various hands, The court of Venus, which survives in three fragments that have been dated from around 1538 to around 1563. The first significant publication of Wyatt's work came with the issuing of Songes and Sonettes, Written by the Ryght Honorable Lorde Henry Haward Late Earle of Surrey, and Other in 1557. Also known as Tottel's Miscellany, for its publisher Richard Tottel, this volume contains about one-third of the poems now placed in the Wyatt canon, as well as pieces by Surrey and other poets. The collection was extremely popular and quickly went through multiple editions. It is now regarded as one of the most significant publications of the early sixteenth century; Wyatt's adaptations of Petrarch and other poems in the collection introduced a number of verse forms to English poetry and exerted a profound influence on later writers, including William Shakespeare and Philip Sidney.
Critical Reception
It is clear from Surrey's "Epitaffe" for Wyatt, and the inclusion of his poetry in Tottel's Miscellany—the contents of which were intended to demonstrate the beauty and power of the English language—that the poet was highly esteemed by his contemporaries. Since the publication of Tottel's Miscellany Wyatt's name has routinely been linked with that of Surrey, and their poetry has often been compared—for centuries, to the detriment of Wyatt's verse. Early in the nineteenth century, however, George Frederick Nott demonstrated that Wyatt's poems had been significantly altered by Tottel: lines were rearranged or cut, meters were regularized, and other changes were made. Despite these findings, Nott still preferred Surrey's poetry. It was not until the twentieth century that critical estimations of Wyatt's work started to change and he began to take precedence over his contemporary. Modern scholars have explored a number of aspects of Wyatt's poetry, often by placing it in its historical context. Drawing on contemporary views of womanhood, Marguerite Waller has discussed the concept of women Wyatt expresses in his poetry. Michael Holahan and others have analyzed Wyatt's transformations of Petrarch's poetry to reflect life in Tudor England. Raymond Southall has investigated how Wyatt's poetry reflects life at court, particularly its risks and dangers. Southall has seen in Wyatt's response to the vicissitudes of court life a Stoicism derived from the writings of Seneca, a topic also treated by Joost Daalder. Stephen Greenblatt and Alexandra Halasz have traced the influence of religious as well as political concerns on Wyatt's work. Other scholarship has centered on questions of Wyatt's status as a poetic innovator: while some commentators have stressed the revolutionary quality of his work and its influence on later Renaissance writing, others, including Kenneth Muir and Dennis Kay, have examined the ways in which Wyatt's poetry draws on the work of earlier English writers, such as Geoffrey Chaucer.
Principal Works
Tho. wyatis translatyon of Plutarckes boke, of the quyete of mynde [translator; from Guillaume Budé's Latin version of Plutarch's De tranquillitate et securitate animi] (essay) 1528
*The court of Venus. With the Pilgrim's Tale. In verse (poetry) c. 1538
Certayne psalmes chosen out of the psalter of Dauid, called thee. vii. penytentiall psalmes, drawen into englyshe meter by sir T. Wyat [translator] (poetry) 1549
†Songes and Sonettes, Written by the Ryght Honorable Lorde Henry Haward Late Earle of Surrey, and Other (poetry) 1557
The Works of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, and of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Elder. 2 vols. (poetry) 1816
Collected Poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt (poetry) 1949
Sir Thomas Wyatt and His Circle, Unpublished Poems Edited from the Blage Manuscript (poetry) 1961
Collected Poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt (poetry) 1969
Sir Thomas Wyatt: Collected Poems (poetry) 1975
Sir Thomas Wyatt: The Complete Poems (poetry) 1978
*This work, a poetry anthology that contains at least five, and possibly more, poems by Wyatt, survives in three fragments. The first fragment was published under the title above around 1538; the second was probably published around 1549 with the subtitle A Boke of Balettes; the third was likely published around 1563 as The courte of Venus. Newly and diligently corrected with many proper ballades newly amended, and also added therunto which haue not before bene imprinted.
†This volume, which is also known as Tottel's Miscellany, for its publisher, Richard Tottel, contains poems by Wyatt as well as Surrey.
Richard Tottel (essay date 1557)
SOURCE: Tottel, Richard. "The Printer to the Reader." 1557. Reprinted in Wyatt: The Critical Heritage, edited by Patricia Thomson, p. 32. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1974.
[In the following excerpt, which was originally published in Tottel's Songs and Sonettes, written by the ryght honorable Lorde Henry Haward late Earle of Surrey, and other, the printer credits Wyatt with helping improve the beauty and power of the English language.]
That to haue wel written in verse, yea & in small parcelles, deserueth great praise, the workes of diuers Latines, Italians, and other, doe proue sufficiently. That our tong is able in that kynde to do as...
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George Frederick Nott (essay date 1816)
SOURCE: Nott, George Frederick. "An Essay on Wyatt's Poems." 1816. Reprinted in Wyatt: The Critical Heritage, edited by Patricia Thomson, pp. 47-89. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1974.
[In the essay below, originally published in the second volume of Nott's 1815-16 edition of The Works of Henry Howard Earl of Surrey and of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Elder, the critic charges that Wyatt lacked originality and skill with language. In the endnotes following this essay, Nott's original notes appear within parentheses; all others are Thomson's.]
What has been already observed concerning the Earl of Surrey, that though he was eminent for his virtues and personal...
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Kenneth Muir (essay date 1963)
SOURCE: Muir, Kenneth. "Wyatt's Poetry." In Life and Letters of Sir Thomas Wyatt, pp. 222-60. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 1963.
[In the excerpt below, Muir analyzes the canon of Wyatt's poetry, concluding that his original lyrics are his finest writings.]
Some account of the manuscripts, apart from a recently discovered one, in which Wyatt's poems appear will be found in all recent editions of his poetry. By far the most important is Egerton MS. 2711 (E) in the British Museum, which contains 101 of his lyrics, as well as the satires and the psalms. The early part of the manuscript is in the hand of a scribe,...
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Joost Daalder (essay date 1973)
SOURCE: Daalder, Joost. "Wyatt and 'Liberty'." Essays in Criticism XXIII, No. 1 (January 1973): 63-7.
[In the following essay, Daalder examines the numerous appearances of the word "liberty" throughout Wyatt's works and maintains that the word is charged with "a profound emotional significance" for the poet and "indicates a psychological freedom from nervous tension." A postscript to this essay, published in 1985, is reprinted below under that date.]
It is easy, too easy, to think of the word 'liberty' in Wyatt's poems as representing merely a state in which the lover is not a 'thrall' who is 'bond' to a woman he 'serves' according...
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Stephen Greenblatt (essay date 1980)
SOURCE: Greenblatt, Stephen. "Power, Sexuality, and Inwardness in Wyatt's Poetry." In Renaissance Self-Fashioning: From More to Shakespeare, pp. 115-56. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1980.
[In the following excerpt, Greenblatt analyzes the "intimate relationship between Wyatt's poetry and the forces that shape his identity," notably politics, religion, and sexuality.]
There is no translation that is not at the same time an interpretation. This conviction, stamped indelibly in the mind by the fact that men went to the stake in the early sixteenth century over the rendering of certain Greek and Latin words into English, lies at the heart of virtually...
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Dennis Kay (essay date 1984)
SOURCE: Kay, Dennis. "Wyatt and Chaucer: They Fle From Me Revisited." The Huntington Library Quarterly 47, No. 3 (Summer 1984): 211-25.
[In the following essay, Kay analyzes the Chaucerian elements in Wyatt's "They flee from me," in an effort to understand the effect of the poem on its original audience.]
Wyatt's poems, as Alastair Fowler has observed, are "so rooted in their society that their survival is incomplete": many of the characteristic qualities of the world from which they sprang are, inevitably, lost beyond hope of recovery.1 To read his poems intelligently is to realize that the past, or at least the early Tudor court, is a...
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Joost Daalder (essay date 1985)
SOURCE: Daalder, Joost. "Wyatt and 'Liberty': A Postscript." Essays in Criticism XXXV, No. 4 (October 1985): 330-36.
[In the essay below, Daalder explores the influence of Seneca on Wyatt, arguing that "Wyatt is the first major Senecan among Renaissance writers in England." The first part of this essay, which first appeared in 1973, is reprinted above.]
In 1973, I argued in these pages1 that the word 'liberty' in Wyatt
… indicates a psychological freedom from nervous tension which I believe he saw as part of the quietude of mind, security and satisfaction which he so consistently and insistently longed...
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Alexandra Halasz (essay date 1988)
SOURCE: Halasz, Alexandra. "Wyatt's David." Texas Studies in Literature and Language 30, No. 3 (Fall 1988): 320-44.
[In the essay below, Halasz examines the importance of political and religious concerns in the Paraphrase of the Penitential Psalms.]
Era intagliato lì nel marmo stesso lo carro e' buoi traendo l'arca santa per che si teme officio non commesso.
(Purgatorio 10.55-57)
Sir Thomas Wyatt's Paraphrase of the Penitential Psalms consists of the seven penitential psalms set into a narrative drawn from the biblical story of David. In a sonnet inserted as a preface to the Paraphrase, Henry Howard,...
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Raymond Southall (essay date 1989)
SOURCE: Southall, Raymond. "'Love, Fortune and my mind': the Stoicism of Wyatt." Essays in Criticism XXXIX, No. 1 (January 1989): 18-28.
[In the essay which follows, Southall explores how the precarious life at court influenced Wyatt's poetry.]
Writing in these pages nearly twenty-five years ago, I argued against D. W. Harding's suggestion that Wyatt's poetry was an unconscious reflexion of his insecurity as courtier and diplomat and Patricia Thomson's opinion that it was arrogant and cynical.1 Both of these views, it seemed to me, were likely to detract from the achievement of someone who was 'coming to be seen as the most important figure in...
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Marguerite Waller (essay date 1989)
SOURCE: Waller, Marguerite. "The Empire's New Clothes: Refashioning the Renaissance." In Seeking the Woman in Late Medieval and Renaissance Writings: Essays in Feminist Contextual Criticism, edited by Sheila Fisher and Janet E. Halley, pp. 160-83. Knoxville: The University of Tennessee Press, 1989.
[In the following essay, Waller argues that in "Whoso list to hunt" "male selfhood" is achieved through the "denigration and exclusion" of women.]
Recently, at the University of California, San Diego, where I had been visiting, two "new historicist" Renaissance scholars spoke on two successive days. The first day...
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Jan Lawson Hinely (essay date 1992)
SOURCE: Hinely, Jan Lawson. "'Freedom through Bondage': Wyatt's Appropriation of the Penitential Psalms of David." In The Work of Dissimilitude: Essays from the Sixth Citadel Conference on Medieval and Renaissance Literature, edited by David G. Allen and Robert A. White, pp. 148-65. Newark: University of Delaware Press, 1992.
[In the excerpt below, Hinely places Wyatt's psalms at the center of the canon of his works and explores their thematic relation to his secular lyrics.]
Critics in general, perhaps discouraged by Tillyard's comment that they are "academic exercises, penitential not merely in matter but to those whose task it is to read...
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Michael Holahan (essay date 1993)
SOURCE: Holahan, Michael. "Wyatt, the Heart's Forest, and the Ancient Savings." English Literary Renaissance 23, No. 1 (Winter 1993): 46-80.
[In the following essay, Holahan argues that Wyatt's translations of Petrarch's works altered them from private love poems to public declarations of allegiance.]
My Lord, I see I must be your homager and hold land of your gift; but do you know the manner of doing homage in law? Always it is with a saving of his faith to the King and his other lords; and therefore, my Lord, I can be no more yours than I was, and it must be with the ancient savings.
—Francis Bacon to the...
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Christopher Z. Hobson (essay date 1997)
SOURCE: Hobson, Christopher Z. "Country Mouse and Towny Mouse: Truth in Wyatt." Texas Studies in Literature and Language 39, No. 3 (Fall 1997): 230-58.
[In the essay below, Hobson contends that Wyatt employed concealment and evasion in his poetry as necessary means to present difficult truths.]
Truth is a crucial term in the poetry of Sir Thomas Wyatt. The word and its derivatives, with closely related terms like "trust" and "faith," and their derivatives and opposites, appear in nearly 50 percent of his poems. These terms frequently clump together, three and four to a poem, although it is equally true that there are major poems raising the issue of truth...
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Elizabeth Heale (essay date 1997)
SOURCE: Heale, Elizabeth. "'An owl in a sack troubles no man': proverbs, plainness, and Wyatt." Renaissance Studies 11, No. 4 (December 1997): 420-33.
[In the following essay, Heale explores how proverbs influenced Wyatt's verse, particularly the poem "A spending hand."]
Wyatt's third satire, 'A spending hand', addressed to Sir Francis Bryan, begins and ends with a proverb and uses proverbs throughout. Appropriately, for such a discourse of wise saws, the speaking voice identifies itself as a giver of counsel, 'I thowght forthwith to write, / Brian, to the, who knows how great a grace / In writing is to cownsell man the right'.1 The poem...
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John Watkins (essay date 1998)
SOURCE: Watkins, John. "'Wrastling for this world': Wyatt and the Tudor Canonization of Chaucer." In Refiguring Chaucer in the Renaissance, edited by Theresa M. Krier, pp. 21-39. Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 1998.
[In the essay below, Watkins investigates the many levels on which Wyatt's works engaged Chaucer's.]
For more than four hundred years, critics have honored Wyatt as the first representative of an English Renaissance conceived as an absolute break with the Middle Ages. Surrey eulogized him as the "hand … / That reft Chaucer the glory of his wit," and Puttenham later canonized him with Surrey as one of the "two chieftains" of a...
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James Simpson (essay date 1999)
SOURCE: Simpson, James. "Breaking the Vacuum: Ricardian and Henrician Ovidianism." The Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies 29, No. 2 (Spring 1999): 325-55.
[In the essay which follows, Simpson contends that Wyatt and Surrey were writers operating within specific literary traditions, rather than the radical innovators they are often depicted to be.]
Thomas Wyatt, who was born 1503, died of natural causes in October 1542. In 1536, and again in 1541, he had come very close to dying of a sharp-bladed unnatural cause. In 1536 he was implicated in the series of executions surrounding the fall of Anne Boleyn, and in 1541 his enemies profited from the execution in...
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Further Reading
Muir, Kenneth. Life and Letters of Sir Thomas Wyatt. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 1963, 282 p.
Considered the standard scholarly biography of Wyatt.
Thomson, Patricia. Sir Thomas Wyatt and His Background. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 1964, 298 p.
Considers Wyatt's life and work in the context of the social and literary setting of early Tudor England.
Jentoft, Clyde W. Sir Thomas Wyatt and Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey: A Reference Guide. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1980, 192 p.
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LAKE PLACID – A local teenager has been charged in connection with a mobile home fire here last May.
Ray Brook-based state police charged a 14-year-old girl from Lake Placid with second-degree arson, a class B felony, at 7:16 p.m. Tuesday. Police did not release the girl's name because of her age.
The charge stems from an investigation into a May 26, 2012, fire at a mobile home at 54 Edgewood Way in the Cascade Acres trailer park, located in the town of North Elba. The early morning blaze damaged the outside of the structure, and there was some smoke damage on the inside.
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Axolotls breed in the wild generally from March to June. From 100 to 300 eggs are deposited in the water and attached to substrates. Eggs hatch at 10 to 14 days and the young are immediately independent. Sexual maturity is reached in the next breeding season. (Eisthen, 1989)
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GAO Reports Concerns on Navy's Unmanned Aircraft Program
The U.S. Navy's aircraft carrier-based unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) program has budget and schedule related risks associated with its acquisition strategy, according to a Government Accountability Office (GAO) report released Thursday.
(The Navy's X-47B Unmanned Combat Air System (UCAS) demonstrator aircraft. Results from test flights conducted with the aircraft earlier this year will help the Navy to develop parameters for a next-generation variant of the X-47B for its UCLASS program.)
The Navy is developing its Unmanned Carrier-Launched Airborne Surveillance and Strike (UCLASS) program to provide increased maritime surveillance for its fleet of aircraft carriers. However, according to GAO, the current strategy in pursuing the program will limit the ability for Congress to hold the Navy accountable for achieving goals on performance, schedule and cost.
"Specifically, the program will operate outside the basic oversight framework provided by mechanisms like a formal cost and schedule baseline, statutory unit cost tracking, and regular reports to Congress on cost, schedule, and performance progress," GAO said in its report.
During fiscal year 2014, the Navy estimates it will need $3.7 billion to develop, build and field from 6 to 24 aircraft to initiate its UCLASS capability. There are no plans for a key review of the program until 2020, when UCLASS has already been fielded, which does not allow lawmakers to have a great deal of oversight when considering program funding. That cost estimate also exceeds the level of funding needed to budget for the program through 2020, GAO said.
GAO also found problems with the UCLASS request for proposal schedule. The Navy has scheduled eight months between the time it issues a request for aircraft design proposals to the time it awards the actual contract, a process that normally takes up to 12 months to complete, according to Defense Department officials who contributed to GAO's report.
In an effort to correct the program risks, the government watchdog is recommending Congress direct the Navy to hold a Milestone B review for the UCLASS system after the preliminary design review of the first aircraft is complete in 2015. Navy officials have said they do not plan on implementing any of the recommendations from GAO's report.
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Chicken Noodle Soup with TarragonQuality brown stock is the key to this great recipe. Brown stock differs from white stock in that the chicken and vegetables spend half the time caramelizing in the oven and the other half in the stockpot flavoring the liquid; white stock is made entirely on the stovetop. Once you have the stock, throwing together this soup is a snap.
Wild Rice- Mushroom Soup with ChickenThis simple, easy-to-prepare soup uses quick-cooking rice, canned chicken broth, and matchstick-cut carrots to speed preparation. You'll make a warm and comforting soup in half the time.
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The Columbus Dispatch - June 19, 2013 01:27 PM
A Rolling Stone interview with Serena Williams quotes the tennis star saying the Steubenville rape victim "shouldn't have put herself in that position."
"I'm not blaming the girl, but if you're a 16-year-old and you're drunk like that, your parents should teach you: Don't take drinks from other people," Williams said.
Williams wrote in a statement on her blog at SerenaWilliams.com that she is "deeply sorry for what was written in the Rolling Stone article."
"What was written – what I supposedly said – is insensitive and hurtful, and I by no means would say or insinuate that she was at all to blame."
Rolling Stone writer Stephen Rodrick defended the quote to Poynter: "The interview is on tape. Other than that, let the story speak for itself."


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Dragon Ball
The End, The Beginning
Episode 153 | TV-14
Goku and Chichi reach the Magical Furnace, but its guardian refuses to extinguish the flame. To spare the Ox-King from certain death, Goku takes matters into his own hands, venturing into the heart of the blaze!
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Pre-Race Makeover
Adventure racer sheds 50 pounds in the lead up to his half marathon debut at the XTERRA Trail Run World Championship
Richard Costello of Warminster, Pennsylvania, is already known in certain circles ...
Richard Costello of Warminster, Pennsylvania, is already known in certain circles—namely those of the XTERRA racing community—for an inspiring feat of self-transformation in preparation for a race. Gearing up for the 2012 XTERRA Trail Run World Championship, which will take place December 2 at Kualoa Ranch on the island Oahu, Hawaii, he has yet again done just that.
In 2010, Costello competed in the XTERRA World Championship off-road triathlon on Maui. He spent the year leading up to the competition growing an impressively lengthy beard only to sacrifice it at the post-race awards ceremony. Needless to say, the "shave it" side of his unique "Shave it! or Save it!" fundraising campaign, in which he asked the public to donate to the Challenged Athletes Foundation in exchange for a vote on whether he kept his beard after the race or shaved it off, won out.
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Returning to Maui for the XTERRA World Championship Off-Road Triathlon again the following year, weighing 247 pounds, Costello found himself finishing near the back of the pack, and blamed feelings of sluggishness on poor nutrition and excess body weight.
Costello was no stranger to carrying around the pounds. A former professional strongman in the Scottish Highland Games—the Games being a festival like series of competitions in everything from bagpiping and dancing to a range of "heavy athletics" (caber toss, hammer throw, stone put, etc.) held annually in celebration of Celtic culture and Scottish heritage—he'd once tipped the scales at 352 pounds. Upon his retirement from those endeavors, while flipping channels during a commercial break in the football game he was watching, Costello came across the XTERRA World Championship Off-Road Triathlon. From that moment on, "I was addicted," he said in an interview with Maui News before the 2010 race. In the six months following that discovery, Costello dropped nearly 80 pounds, toeing his first starting line in 2010 at 230 pounds.
The disappointment he felt in the wake of his less than satisfactory performance in 2011 led him to focus his efforts entirely on trail running, saying it was "an ongoing frustration with my inability to put together a decent run in [my] races that had bothered me the most." He ran the XTERRA Richmond Trail Run 10K along with a series of races in the XTERRA Pocono Trail Run Series to ready himself for this year's World Championship.


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Topic: Advanced Session Stuff
So, I've been thinking about trying to change the sessions to make them more useful - I want add more fields into the database sessions table. Basically:
controller, action, id <-- for tracking the page the user is currently on
ip <-- IP of the user, possibly to lock the session to that IP
possibly more, but I can't think of them at the moment.
So - does anyone have any ideas about how to do this? I looked at the session code - It's in ruby itself, and not too complex. What would be the easiest/best way to implement this. I'm up for rewriting some ruby code, but I don't think it would be very easy - is the request and params object available there?
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The right to remain silent
In 1963, Ernesto Miranda was arrested in Arizona and charged with kidnapping, robbery, and rape. When questioned by police, Miranda confessed. He was tried and convicted based on his confession. Miranda appealed his conviction to the U.S. Supreme Court, which ruled in 1966 that statements made by the accused may not be admitted in court without procedural safeguards. Page 31 from the decision describes two of those safeguards—the accused's right to remain silent and to have an attorney present during questioning. Selected pages are shown.
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You may have already taken up many liquid eyeliner tips in order to create the perfect look, but have you thought about the way you've been applying your tube mascara? It's not uncommon for women to try to teach themselves how to apply liquid eyeliners and tube mascara, but it's important to do it properly in order to avoid looking like a raccoon.
There are a couple of things to keep in mind when putting on tube mascara, even if you're confident in the no-smudge, long-lasting formula. Before applying it to your lashes, take a good look at them - are they straight? Could they use some curl before you apply the mascara? If so, start off with a heated eyelash curler to add volume and curve to your lashes.
Next, GlamCheck.com states that you should use an eyelash brush to separate your lashes and prevent clumping. Finally, apply the tube mascara on your bottom lashes first, followed by the top lashes. Do not blink until the mascara has completely dried, and voila! You have an unstoppable look that will last you throughout the day.


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Caardvarks and Core'dinations
Good morning Everyone!
We have some really exciting news to share today. Core'dinations and Caardvarks have teamed up for an exciting challenge:
THE PRIZE: You can be a part of the Core'dinations talented design team! The winner will receive a 3 month guest designer spot on the design team, and receive a generous variety of Core'dinations cardstock to work with.
THE CHALLENGE: Create a *new* monochromatic card and enter it via Mr. Linky {via the Caardvarks blog} at the end of this post by May 3rd at Midnight, PST.
You must head over to the Caardvarks blog for more information on where to post your finished card by May 3rd midnight PST.
Also, make sure you check out the Caardvarks/Core'dinations Gallery here for tons of awesome inspiration. Their design team did some AmaZinG things with Core'dinations!
With that, we will leave you with an adorable and totally fun card from Sarah, isn't this the CuTesT? Sarah mixed some new Whitewash Jillibean Soup Core Impression cardstock with some original Whitewash cardstock for some sweet, sweet details.


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OpenSSL Heartbleed: Are You Vulnerable?
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With the widespread use of OpenSSL across enterprise applications and servers, the newly announced OpenSSL Heartbleed vulnerability has introduced a level of risk and vulnerability that organizations need to take seriously.
You may be asking, "Am I vulnerable?" and "What should I do?"
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Perfect Cranberry Sauce
Empty a 12-ounce bag of fresh or frozen cranberries into a saucepan and transfer 1/2 cup to a small bowl. Add 1 cup sugar, 1 strip orange or lemon zest and 2 tablespoons water to the pan and cook over low heat, stirring occasionally, until the sugar dissolves and the cranberries are soft, about 10 minutes. Increase the heat to medium and cook until the cranberries burst, about 12 minutes. Reduce the heat to low and stir in the reserved cranberries. Add sugar, salt and pepper to taste and cool to room temperature before serving.
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Digital Democratization: How Digital Is Changing the Production Landscape
June 1, 2009
Jane Friesen with Razorfish discussed how the evolution of digital tools has created a democratization of production that enables lower costs and more creatively diverse options for making work and presented case studies of digital campaigns.
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"2 of 3" Said : The really smart, good looking people in the world knew Badfinger were scary brilliant , but their timing in the world of music couldn't have been worse. It's too bad somebody like George Martin didn't pull Pete Ham aside and somehow get into his head that he could be one of the great songwriters in music.I can't think of another person with that much natural talent, who was so insecure he had no idea.
"Guru" Replied: I wish I was smart and goodlooking! If I only knew that the only thing that seperated me from the Brilliance of Badfinger was a plastic surgeon and tutor away!
I've heard many times that former Rolling Stone , Mick Talor was much the same as Pete Ham in the fact of their importance as extraordinary talent.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (584 votes).
In short: Very well organised race with plenty of elbow roomIn full: Really well organised, from the car parking to the bag storage & goody bags. I like the idea of running round a track that you see on F1 with all the famous names for the different parts of the circuit.Date of review: March 9, 2008
In short: Another excellent race organised by Adidas - well done In full: Thanks to the marshalls and volunteers who annually freeze in the unforgiving Silverstone arena. Weather was the best I have experienced in the last 3 years of running at Silverstone - a bonus!!Date of review: March 9, 2008
In short: Great - my first ever race and thought it was brill !!!In full: The scenery is non-existant, unless of course you love motor racing and love the red and white chevrons round the side of the track. Can be a little tight with bodies on the corners when starting off - I found it evened out a little about half way through.Although I have done this distance more than once in the past, I found it great for getting a pb - no hills, although it was a little windy as it is quite open.All in all it was a very well organised events, lots of toilets, ambulances on stand-by and first aiders as well as plenty of drink stations.Date of review: March 9, 2008
In short: Excellent - very slickly organisedIn full: Great PB course due to being so flat (and in fact got a PB today!) and a good atmosphere. Winding in and around the race track for that distance got a little disorientating at times but enjoyed being allowed to plod in such a venerated location!Some good crowd support and welcome music in certain sections, which helped recharge the batteries!Lucky with the weather too - was ideal! I didn't do this last year (and glad I didn't!) but heard how bad the conditions were then, so was relieved to see the sun and lack of rain from the threatening clouds in the end!I agree about the t-shirts ... now I don't need to buy that tent I was considering!!Top quality medal though!Date of review: March 9, 2008
In short: Good raceIn full: Good race - well organised, nice medalDate of review: March 9, 2008
In short: Superb pre london warm up! Flora buttery organisationIn full: Great fast, flat course that always delivers.Weather gods actually decided to look favourably on the race this year making it a far more pleasurable experience.Still the only gripe from me is STOP HANDING OUT INFERIOR, CHEAP XL T-SHIRTS TO ALL COMPETITORS!!!! There are plenty of competing races that manage to offer alternative sizes to competitors and if I had a small t=shirt I'd happily advertise this fabulous race.Date of review: March 9, 2008
In short: A nice flat halfIn full: Sadly i was sent the wrong race number i ran under 491 instead of 490. But still a good event and will be back in 2009.Date of review: March 9, 2008
In short: Better weather than last yearDate of review: March 9, 2008
In short: First half marathon.... loved it!Date of review: March 9, 2008
In short: Yet again another good well organised race!!Date of review: March 9, 2008
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Sharp stylish with a hint of various tones of purple colors is one way to go when trying to captivate the audience on a runway shoot! This avant-garde look is absolutely phenomenal from the amazing futuristic cut down to the incredible coloring job with so many cool variations of subtle colors. Another great feature about this hairstyle is how the bangs are so sharp and straight but start dipping into a longer fringe closer to one side really giving this bob cut such a creative outcome.


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h1. Couchbase Component Architecture
All of the source for Couchbase Server [resides on github|http://github.com/couchbase]. Couchbase itself is made up of a number of different components, including:
* memcached - Core data networking server.
* bucket_engine - Multitenancy plug-in to memcached.
* ep-engine - Persistence plug-in to memcached.
* libvbucket - Library for elastic key hashing.
* vbucketmigrator - Item replication and migration utility.
* libconflate - Library to allow moxi to support dynamic configuration.
* moxi - Proxy for memcached and membase
* membase-cli - Command-line utilities.
* ns_server - Cluster management, monitoring and orchestration, with web UI console and REST administration API.
* memcachetest - The memcachetest tool. A simple test utility for generating a large number of get and set operations.
h1. Building Couchbase from Source
In order to build Couchbase from source you need to ensure that you have installed the necessary pre-requisite components and libraries before you start. Check the Couchbase Manifest page for more details.
You will also need to install the repo tool, which simplifies the process of downloading the individual Github repos that make up the project. You can get a copy of the tool from [here|http://code.google.com/p/git-repo/downloads/list].
One downloaded and install you can use repo to clone the necessary repo and crate a structure suitable for building:
$ mkdir couchbase
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Wardell, Kathryn Brenna (University of Oregon, June , 2010)[more][less]Wardell, Kathryn Brenna 2011-07-28T17:02:50Z 2011-07-28T17:02:50Z 2010-06 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/11457 viii, 261 p. A print copy of this thesis is available through the UO Libraries. Search the library catalog for the location and call number. My dissertation analyzes the rake, the libertine male, a figure whose liminal masculinity and transgressive appetites work both to stabilize and unsettle hegemony in the texts in which he appears. The rake may seem no more than a sexy bad boy, unconnected to wider social, political, and economic concerns. However, my project reveals his central role in reflecting, even shaping, anxieties and desires regarding gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity. I chart the rake's progress from his origins in the Restoration era to the early twenty-first century. Chapter II examines William Wycherley's comedy The Country Wife in concert with John Dryden's Marriage à la Mode and Aphra Behn's The Rover to analyze the rake's emergence in seventeenth-century theatre and show that his transgression of borders real and figurative plays out the anxieties and aspirations of an emerging British empire. Chapter III uses John Gay's ballad opera The Beggar's Opera, a satiric interrogation of consumerism and criminality, to chart the rake in eighteenth-century British theatre as Britain's investment in global capitalism and imperialism increased. My discussion of Opera is framed by Richard Steele's early-century sentimental comedy The Conscious Lovers and Hannah Cowley's late-century The Belle's Stratagem, a fusion of sentiment and wit. Chapter IV hinges the project's theatre and film sections, analyzing Oscar Wilde's fin-de-siècle comedy The Importance of Being Earnest as a culmination of generations of theatre rakes and an anticipation of the film rakes of the modern and post-modern eras. Dion Boucicault's mid-century London Assurance is used to set up Wilde's queering of the rake figure Chapter V brings the rake to a new medium, film, and a new nation, the United States, as the figure catalyzes American tension over race and gender in early twentieth-century films such as Cecil B. DeMille's The Cheat, George Melford's The Sheik, and Ernest Lubitsch's Trouble in Paradise. My final chapter reads contemporary films, including Jenniphr Goodman's The Tao of Steve, Chris Weitz and Paul Weitz's About a Boy, and Gore Verbinski's trilogy Pirates of the Caribbean for Disney Studios, to assess the ways in which millennial western masculinity is in stasis. Committee in charge: Dianne Dugaw, Co-Chair; Priscilla Ovalle, Co-Chair; Kathleen Karlyn; John Schmor en_US University of Oregon University of Oregon theses, Dept. of English, Ph. D., 2010; Rake Film Gender Men Restoration Homoerotic Masculinity Theater British and Irish literature Gender studies Film studies British and Irish literature Masculinity in literature Masculinity in motion pictures English drama -- History and criticism English literature -- Themes, motives Masculinity -- History The rake's progress: Masculinities on stage and screen Masculinities on stage and screen Thesis
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If the source CUBRID table has PK, the CMT migration engine can use the PK to increase the exporting performance and then the check box "Enable exporting optimization with primary key" is enabled. If this check box is checked, CMT engine will use some special exporting algorithm to increase exporting performance.
If users want to do some incremental migration (Check box "Create New Table" is not checked) and the source table has single-column primary key, the check box "Start from the maxim value of target" will be enabled, and if the box is checked, CMT will only export the records which PK column's values are larger than the maxim value of the target table's PK column.
Notice: if uses want to use incremental migration, please make sure that the primary key column's values of source table are always incremental, in the other word, the new records' primary key values should be larger than the old values.
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CMT can be installed into CM/CQB as a plug-in.
If users want to use CMT in CM/CQB, there is a way to satisfy this requirement. Users can install and update the CMT into CM/CQB from internet now. And the JDBC driver configuration in the CM/CQB will be shared with CMT plug-in. The JDBC connection information of CQB can also be shared with CMT plug-in.


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McGee: LSD not for me
October 28, 2011
LSD is something I've never done or plan to do. It ain't on my "bucket list."
I bring this up because I've been flipping through the pages of a recent Rolling Stone magazine reading about the life of Steve Jobs, the computer dude, who brought us such goodies as the iPod.
According to the article, Jobs partook of the hallucinogenic drug LSD at various times in his life.
Well I didn't.
For one thing the stuff was and still is illegal. For another thing, I had been warned not to.
I had been told that if I did I'd see giant 3-foot tall praying mantis' wearing berets, smoking cigarettes and playing sax and bongos on the hood of my car. I would then "flip out."
Well, that's what my high school buddy Catfish told me.
In college I took a course called "Argumentation and Debate." I wasn't any good at argumentation or debate so I don't know why I took the class. Anyway, at semester's end I received a D-minus-minus-minus-minus. The prof told me it was the lowest passing grade he'd ever given.
"I just want to know," he said quietly. "Are you doing LSD?"
"Noooooo," I said. "I just spent a lot of time alone as a child."
"Good," he said. "You're the kind of guy who needs to stay away from it."
Before I thought to ask him why, he was off down the hall.
It took meeting The Lady of the House to come to understand what people meant when they said it was a good thing I never tried LSD.
"You're the type of person who embraces possibilities," she said.
"You might see things and you might think they're real. You wouldn't be able to distinguish between the real and the not real. And you might not come back."
I finally understood.
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YMC Board gives Subway another chance
GRANITE?FALLS?- The Yellow Medicine County Board agreed to hear the request of Matt Wagoner, one of the owners of the Canby Subway restaurant, for a reconsideration of a public hearing on a proposed tax abatement.
The board had previously denied the request of 4Lancers, Inc., which built the restaurant in 2011, for a public hearing last December.
The company had requested a 10-year tax abatement of $1,100 per year. The city of Canby has already granted the company an abatement.
Wagoner told the board Tuesday he and his partners had built the restaurant with the understanding there was a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) agreement in place with Canby, only to find out the required paperwork had not been done.
Commissioner Louis Sherlin made a motion to schedule a public hearing, which passed with the support of commissioners Ron Antony and Greg Renneke.
"I'm voting for it because I've had a lot of business deals go bad because somebody didn't do their job," Renneke said.
In other business, the board approved a request by Family Services Director Peg Heglund to authorize payment to Southern Prairie Community Care (SPCC) of $13,001 for the county's share of funding for 2013.
SPCC is a joint powers agreement between 12 counties in southwest Minnesota to provide a service delivery network for medical and other community services.
The board also approved Heglund's request to enter a Purchase of Services Agreement with Countryside Public Health and Nursing Services to a maximum of $10,000 for 2013.
The board approved Sheriff Bill Flaten's proposal to buy two new vehicles for the sheriff's office, a car and an SUV. Flaten said his office has a budget of $57,000 for the purchase and outfitting of vehicles, but he'd probably spend only $51,000.
The vehicles the sheriff's department is replacing will be sold on eBay.