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As You Like It
Literature scholars generally agree that Shakespeare wrote As You Like It sometime between 1599 and 1600. These critics have characterized the play as an example of one of Shakespeare's mature comedies, citing the playwright's sophisticated integration of verse and prose dialogue, his invention of psychologically complex characters, and his ingenious manipulation of romantic themes. Many commentators have surveyed the central theme of pastoralism—that is, the artistic representation of idyllic rural life—as it applies to Arden, the forest setting which serves as a refuge for Shakespeare's characters in As You Like It. Identifying Thomas Lodge's pastoral romance Rosalynde—first published in 1590 and reprinted three times in the subsequent decade—as a direct literary antecedent for Shakespeare's comedy, a number of critics have examined how Shakespeare borrowed from Lodge to satirize the hackneyed theme of pastoralism. Recent scholarship has also contributed to the discussion of other major themes in As You Like It, including the thematic and cultural implications of Rosalind's sexual disguise, the dramatic impact of Jaques's melancholic behavior within the idealized romantic milieu of Arden, and the significance of mutuality in love and courtship.
Typically, modern critical scholarship has focused on Rosalind as the unifying, central character in As You Like It. In his examination of the cross-gender disguise in Elizabethan and Jacobean plays, Michael Shapiro (1994) asserts that the triple-layering of the Rosalind character—that of a boy actor playing a female who pretends to be a male—afforded the performer a rich opportunity to demonstrate his art. Shapiro explores how the actor portraying Rosalind dominates the dramatic action and, by extension, the audience's perception of the play. Clare R. Kinney (1998) turns to Shakespeare's sources to elucidate the character of Rosalind, tracing her literary evolution from Edmund Spenser's The Shepheardes Calender (1579), to Lodge's Rosalynde, to As You Like It. Kinney contends that by varying degrees each of the authors prevents Rosalind the artist from fully expressing herself through the application of extratextual cultural influences and intratextual strategies of recontainment. In her 2003 study of fathers and daughters in Shakespeare's plays, Sharon Hamilton discusses Rosalind in terms of her thematic role as an authority figure who orchestrates much of the action in As You Like It. Commentators have also considered the dramatic significance of Jaques—a cynical malcontent who is seemingly out of place in Arden. Robert Bennett (1976) examines the literary heritage that Shakespeare drew upon in order to create Jaques, noting that he is "Shakespeare's and Elizabethan drama's only fully conceived comic malcontent." Bennett concludes that Shakespeare's transformation of the literary archetype is crucial in that Jacques serves as a satirical complement to the idealized romantic behavior of the other characters in Arden.
Several recent theatrical productions of As You Like It have emphasized the engaging character of Rosalind and the fantastic possibilities of the forest of Arden. In 1999 Barry Edelstein presented As You Like It at the Williamstown Theater Festival in Massachusetts—a production distinguished by Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow as Rosalind. Indeed, most critics admitted that their primary interest in the production was to see how well Paltrow performed in the demanding role of Shakespeare's heroine. They generally agreed that she gave an insightful and refined performance, but noted that Edelstein's overall production lacked the same qualities. The following year, Gregory Doran mounted a Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) rendition of As You Like It at Stratford-upon-Avon. The majority of critics derided this production for its emphasis on lurid, gaudy scenery. Reviewers further contended that the cast gave uninspired, transparent performances, with the principal offender being Alexandra Gilbreath's Rosalind. In 2003 the RSC presented another version of As You Like It, this time with director Gregory Thompson at the helm. Most commentators argued that Thompson's gratuitously somber interpretation, combined with an inexorable pace and merely competent acting, produced a markedly gloomy and turgid adaptation of Shakespeare's festive comedy. That same year, Peter Hall presented As You Like It at the Theatre Royal in Bath. This staging incorporated minimal scenic decoration and exacting elocutionary standards. Overall, critics were impressed with Hall's direct, unpretentious interpretation of the play and with the veteran actors' polished performances. Reviewers particularly admired the alluring and graceful Rosalind portrayed by Hall's daughter, Rebecca.
Modern critical analyses of As You Like It have probed the play's structure, language, and ideological influences in an effort to elucidate the comedy's central themes. John Russell Brown (see Further Reading) examines how Shakespeare adroitly employed language and wordplay to energize the complex dramatic action in the play. Ruth Nevo (1980) also views As You Like It as a specimen of Shakespeare's self-assured dramatic technique, pointing out that in the course of the play the playwright elevates dramatic comedy to a sophisticated art form in which the characters act improvisationally rather than within the traditional classical model. Nathaniel Strout (2001) considers the concept of mutuality in As You Like It, maintaining that it reinforces the purpose of drama, which is to establish the "dynamic nature of the relationship between audience and play, spectator and actor." According to Strout, As You Like It endorses the concept of mutuality through its characters' expressions of love and through the choices they make; by contrast, Lodge's Rosalynde reinforces the patriarchal system of rigid, absolute human behavior. Several modern commentators have analyzed the cultural and historical circumstances that may have informed the pastoral milieu of Shakespeare's Arden forest. Richard Wilson (see Further Reading) discusses Shakespeare's invention of Arden as a satire of the social and political conflict between the Elizabethan court and its rural constituents in the late sixteenth century. Peter Milward (2001) posits that the locale of Arden reflects the playwright's nostalgic desire to recreate a time and place that existed before the ecclesiastical disruption and persecution brought about by the Tudor dynasty. Linda Woodbridge (2004) considers the historical and cultural contempt for pastoralism, asserting that "[n]obody listens to this Cassandra among genres. Even in its most oppositional moments, it has been cast as a tool of the establishment." Woodbridge then attempts to rescue pastoralism from centuries of critical disparagement by demonstrating how Shakespeare used it to establish a romantic antithesis to the courtly intrigue and manipulation in As You Like It.
Ruth Nevo (essay date 1980)
SOURCE: Nevo, Ruth. "Existence in Arden." In Comic Transformations in Shakespeare, pp. 180-99. London: Metheun & Co., 1980.
[In the following essay, Nevo argues that in As You Like It Shakespeare transformed the genre of comedy into a sophisticated art form in which the characters act improvisationally rather than adhering to the bounds of the traditional classical model.]
The two great comedies composed during the last years of the sixteenth century share many features which place them in something of a class apart. One of these is the confident, even demonstrative nonchalance with which they relate to the Terentian tradition. It is as if Shakespeare...
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Linda Woodbridge (essay date 2004)
SOURCE: Woodbridge, Linda. "County Matters: As You Like It and the Pastoral-Bashing Impulse." In Re-Visions of Shakespeare: Essays in Honor of Robert Ornstein, edited by Evelyn Gajowski, pp. 189-214. Newark: University of Delaware Press, 2004.
[In the following essay, Woodbridge attempts to rescue the genre of pastoralism from critical and cultural malignity, demonstrating how it serves as a viable romantic antithesis to the intrigue and manipulation of the court in As You Like It.]
Audiences delight in As You Like It, but critics often get twitchy about it, which seems odd. The play after all features cross-dressing, the biggest female speaking role...
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Robert B. Bennett (essay date 1976)
SOURCE: Bennett, Robert B. "The Reform of a Malcontent: Jaques and the Meaning of As You Like It." Shakespeare Studies 9 (1976): 183-204.
[In the following essay, Bennett assesses Shakespeare's rationale for including Jaques—a cynical malcontent—in the pastoral realm of Arden, concluding that Jaques provides a satirical complement to the idealized romantic behavior of the other characters in the forest.]
Shakespeare's portrayal of Jacques in As You Like It is one of the earliest significant studies in Elizabethan drama of the malcontent, that age's version of the social dropout or alienated intellectual. Moreover,...
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Clare R. Kinney (essay date February 1998)
SOURCE: Kinney, Clare R. "Feigning Female Faining: Spenser, Lodge, Shakespeare, and Rosalind." Modern Philology 95, no. 3 (February 1998): 291-315.
[In the following essay, Kinney surveys the character of Rosalind from its inception in Edmund Spenser's Shepheardes Calender (1579), to Thomas Lodge's Rosalynde (1590), and finally to Shakespeare's As You Like It. The critic contends that by varying degrees the authors prevent Rosalind from fully expressing herself as an artist through the application of extratextual cultural influences and intratextual strategies of recontainment.]
Toward the end of the sixteenth century, three Englishmen create...
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Sharon Hamilton (essay date 2003)
SOURCE: Hamilton, Sharon. "Daughters Who Act in Their Fathers' Stead: Portia (The Merchant of Venice), Viola (Twelfth Night), and Rosalind (As You Like It)." In Shakespeare's Daughters, pp. 125-50. Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland & Company, 2003.
[In the following excerpt, Hamilton discusses Rosalind in terms of her role as the authority figure who orchestrates much of the action in As You Like It.]
Rosalind, like her sister heroines, is made to fend for herself in the world. She, too, chooses male disguise as protection and release. Because her father is not dead but merely exiled, however, we get to see his influence at firsthand. More than...
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Ben Brantley (review date 9 August 1999)
SOURCE: Brantley, Ben. "As Rosalind Grows, So Does an Actress." New York Times (9 August 1999): E1, E3.
[In the following review, Brantley praises Gwyneth Paltrow's performance as Rosalind in the Williamstown Theater Festival staging of As You Like It, but concludes that director Barry Edelstein's overly artificial production worked against Paltrow's fine portrayal.]
For a moment it looks like Oscar night all over again. There she is in a Grace Kelly ball gown, as pale and luminous as a moonbeam. Yes, it's unmistakably the same swan-necked Gwyneth Paltrow who accepted the Academy Award for best actress for Shakespeare in Love earlier this year. Yet...
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Brendan Lemon (review date 16 August 1999)
SOURCE: Lemon, Brendan. "Poised Paltrow Is Jazzed Up." Financial Times (16 August 1999): 12.
[In the following review, Lemon provides a favorable evaluation of Barry Edelstein's Williamstown Theater Festival rendering of As You Like It, singling out its jazzy, improvisational tone and Gwyneth Paltrow's accomplished Rosalind.]
As You Like It has been through so many permutations of race, class, and gender of late that it comes as something of a relief in Barry Edelstein's straightforward, slightly eccentric production to realise that directorial conceits will be kept to a minimum. The staging, which just completed a brief, hoopla-attended run in...
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Alastair Macaulay (review date 3 April 2000)
SOURCE: Macaulay, Alastair. "A Rosalind Who Is As We Don't Like It." Financial Times (3 April 2000): 18.
[In the following review, Macaulay dismisses Gregory Doran's Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) production of As You Like It as tedious, censuring Doran's uninspired direction, numerous shallow performances, and the musical accompaniment.]
As You Like It can cast so many different lights and can show so many depths ("my affection hath an unknown bottom, like the Bay of Portugal"): how come the Royal Shakespeare Company keeps giving it one prettily lightweight and simple-minded production after another?
Gregory Doran's new RSC...
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Ian Shuttleworth (review date 5 January 2001)
SOURCE: Shuttleworth, Ian. "Shakespeare's Ripping Yarn Is a Happy Treat." Financial Times (5 January 2001): 16.
[In the following review, Shuttleworth commends Gregory Doran's Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) revival of As You Like It at London's Pit theater, noting that it displayed a vigor that was lacking in the initial Stratford-upon-Avon run.]
When Gregory Doran's "knitwear" RSC production As You Like It opened in Stratford last spring, it was fervently rubbished by virtually all reviewers. Perhaps it is that it no longer has to stand invidious comparison with Michael Grandage's thoughtful, profound version which was also going the rounds at...
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Patrick Carnegy (review date 29 March 2003)
SOURCE: Carnegy, Patrick. "Cool Customers." Spectator 291, no. 9112 (29 March 2003): 57-8.
[In the following review, Carnegy maintains that Gregory Thompson's emphasis on the dark, melancholic aspects of As You Like It in his Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) production would have been more compelling if not for the distraction of Nina Sosanya's overly masculine interpretation of Rosalind.]
Stratford emerges from winter hibernation with an As You Like It that, not inappropriately, takes a chill view of this uneasy comedy. And this is certainly a welcome corrective to the RSC's previous effort, a mere two years ago, in which the Forest of Arden was a...
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Katherine Duncan-Jones (review date 4 April 2003)
SOURCE: Duncan-Jones, Katherine. "Fidelity in a Forest." Times Literary Supplement, no. 5218 (4 April 2003): 20.
[In the following review, Duncan-Jones offers a mixed assessment of Gregory Thompson's Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) staging of As You Like It, praising the principal actors' performances, but lamenting the director's emphasis on somberness and his gratuitous theatrical interpolations.]
As You Like It has always attracted adapters. The earliest performance record we have is not of the play itself, but of Charles Johnson's Love in a Forest (1723), which pasted bits of it together with extracts from several other plays, including...
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Alastair Macaulay (review date 20 August 2003)
SOURCE: Macaulay, Alastair. Review of As You Like It. Financial Times (20 August 2003): 13.
[In the following review, Macaulay commends Peter Hall's presentation of As You Like It at the Theatre Royal, Bath, for its refreshing straightforwardness.]
It's improbable but true that Peter Hall, who has been directing plays professionally for 50 years and who has been one of our dominant Shakespearian stylists throughout that time, is tackling As You Like It for the first time. He lays it before us now as if it had been maturing in his heart all the while. Nowhere is there anything phoney. Our hearts beat with several different views of the same...
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Michael Shapiro (essay date 1994)
SOURCE: Shapiro, Michael. "Layers of Disguise: As You Like It." In Gender in Play on the Shakespearean Stage: Boy Heroines and Female Pages, pp. 119-42. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1994.
[In the following essay, Shapiro analyzes the device of the cross-gender disguise in Shakespeare's As You Like It, as well as in the plays of some of Shakespeare's contemporaries.]
Even more ingenious than adding a second or third heroine in cross-gender disguise, as Shakespeare did in The Merchant of Venice, is having the cross-dressed heroine take on a second cross-gender disguise. It would be as if Balthazar, Portia's disguised male alter ego,...
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Nathaniel Strout (essay date spring 2001)
SOURCE: Strout, Nathaniel. "As You Like It, Rosalynde, and Mutuality." Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900 41, no. 2 (spring 2001): 277-95.
[In the following essay, Strout maintains that in As You Like It Shakespeare advocated the concept of mutuality through his characters' expressions of love and through the choices that they make. The critic contrasts this notion of mutuality with Thomas Lodge's Rosalynde (1590), which reinforces a patriarchal order based on rigid, absolute human behavior.]
Over the years, critics have noted a variety of thematic oppositions in As You Like It: fortune versus nature, country versus court, a...
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Peter Milward (essay date 2001)
SOURCE: Milward, Peter. "Religion in Arden." Shakespeare Survey 54 (2001): 115-21.
[In the following essay, Milward posits that the locale of Arden may represent Shakespeare's dramatic invention of a pro-Catholic realm free from the religious persecution of the Tudor dynasty.]
It is strange how scant is the attention customarily paid to the precise locality of the Forest of Arden in Shakespeare's As You Like It. Agnes Latham, in her New Arden edition of the play (1975), expresses the general opinion that it is set in 'the Ardennes on the border of Belgium and Luxemburg', while allowing that Shakespeare and many in his audience 'could identify it easily...
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Further Reading
Belsey, Catherine. "Desire in the Golden World: Love's Labour's Lost and As You Like It." In Shakespeare and the Loss of Eden: The Construction of Family Values in Early Modern Culture, pp. 27-54. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 1999.
Argues that while As You Like It is structured like a fairy tale, the play also addresses ambivalent early modern cultural attitudes toward love, marriage, and family.
Brown, John Russell. "As You Like It." In Shakespeare's Dramatic Style: Romeo and Juliet, As You Like It, Julius Caesar, Twelfth Night, Macbeth, pp. 72-103. New York: Barnes &...
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In addition to addicts, alcoholics and people with disabilities, Callahan laughed at fat people, anorexics, bulimics, feminists, gays, the homeless, people in therapy, people not in therapy who should be, women, politicians, prisoners, judges, pet owners, recyclers and victims in general. One cartoon shows separate bathrooms for "victims" and "evil oppressors."
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He also named names in his cartoons and skewered Rush Limbaugh, Phil Donahue, Katie Couric, Oprah Winfrey, Richard Simmons, the Pope, Regis and Kathie Lee, Tonya Harding, Dick Clark, Elvis, the mass murderer John Gacy and Madonna.
Some Callahan cartoons, like the "Short Attention Span Boomerang Club" in which throwers are self-impaled, are as splat as the best of the late Don Martin, Mad magazine's legendary cartoonist. Others, like two ducks in bed, one reading, "Getting him to Talk" connote James Thurber with his penchant for putting seals in the living room.
And cartoons like the "Vote for Spot" rally in which the press asks the canine candidate, "Is it not true Senator, that you once ate cat s---?" seem like something you'd see in the New Yorker.
Still it was Callahan's droll navigation of his dual disability of spinal cord injury and alcoholism that catapulted him to fame and earned him his original fans.
Alcoholism affected Callahan's spinal cord injury in two ways: it caused it through a drunk driving accident that left him a C5-6 quadriplegic at 21 (though he was a passenger) and it worsened it through his "coping" with paralysis by drinking.
Keith G, a fan of Callahan who also became spinal cord injured from a drunken car accident and kept drinking, describes going to the "dope man" in his wheelchair, being proud of a knife hole in the back of it that showed he was still tough. He also describes the "enabling" medical professionals who let him have alcohol as he was healing in the hospital because they were in as much denial about the alcohol as he was -- and felt sorry for him.
No one depicted alcoholism and its denial like Callahan. Who can forget "Santa's Little Enablers" with a dissipated old man surrounding by empties, puddles and syringes, bruises on his face, while the happy elves in the background bring him more to drink? Or the cartoon about his childhood in which he says alcohol gave him the courage to do things he couldn't normally do -- and a little child is shown at the dinner table saying, "Please pass the peas"?
Callahan was just as merciless about recovery, showing in one cartoon a man ordering from a liquor store clerk, "A six-pack of non-alcoholic beer and a couple of rubber vomits to go."
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posted at 4:50 pm on October 23, 2008 by Ed Morrissey
Update: Ashley Todd perpetrated a hoax. We have that in a separate post by Allahpundit. Be sure to read that in detail, but my overall reaction is that Todd is a very, very disturbed young woman. — Ed
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A 20-year-old woman got robbed at an ATM in a Pittsburgh suburb, and normally that would not make national news. However, her robber wanted to make a political statement as well. After seeing a McCain bumper sticker on her car, he beat the woman and scratched a "B" into her face:
A 20-year-old woman who was robbed at an ATM in Bloomfield was also maimed by her attacker, police said.
Pittsburgh police spokeswoman Diane Richard tells Channel 4 Action News that the victim was robbed at knifepoint on Wednesday night outside of a Citizens Bank near Liberty Avenue and Pearl Street just before 9 p.m.
Richard said the robber took $60 from the woman, then became angry when he saw a McCain bumper sticker on the victim's car. The attacker then punched and kicked the victim, before using the knife to scratch the letter "B" into her face, Richard said.
This is a horrible story, and if it happened as alleged, I hope the man gets life in prison for both the armed robbery and the maiming. Our prayers go to the woman, who refused medical treatment at the scene, as well as our hopes for a quick and complete recovery.
However, despite the comments popping up in other threads, I don't think this says anything terribly significant about the election or either candidate. Criminals aren't known for their kindness, temperament, or intellect, and this particular criminal sounds like he's a couple of bricks short of a load even for that crowd. The initial crime had nothing to do with politics at all, so it's not an example of partisan thuggery as one would expect some to paint it.
I'm sure that the two campaigns will be sure to reach out to the woman. Someone will undoubtedly press the Obama campaign for a reaction, and will get the obligatory and emphatic denunciation that everyone would expect. We have many more important issues to debate, and many more cogent reasons to oppose Barack Obama than the offhand cruelty of one criminal in Pittsburgh.
Update (AP): Good points from Ace. I notice that Drudge has quietly moved the story from blaring red-font banner to upper-lefthand teaser.
Update II (Ed): The woman who was attacked has identified herself as Ashley Todd, who is a College Republican field representative. Here's the photo:
It looks like Ashley did get beaten pretty badly, and she does have a 'B' scratched into her cheek. It's not a rumor. Hopefully, we'll get more from the local media as the story develops, or from Ashley herself.
Update III: I agree with people in the comments who say that the beating and maiming were political, and obviously so. Ashley wouldn't have that wound on her face otherwise. What I am saying is that it's unfair to generalize about Obama supporters based on the actions of one nut.
I would also agree, though, that the media didn't have any problems doing the same thing to the McCain campaign based on one comment allegedly yelled at a rally, and for that matter, neither did Barack Obama during the last debate.
Update IV: Let's remember that Bill Gwatney got shot to death in an Arkansas Democratic HQ in June. It's dangerous to generalize on partisan lines when discussing one disturbing act of violence.
Update V: Some people are already saying "hoax"; I think that's unlikely (but still possible). Thanks to the local news report, we know the attack occurred. Not too many young women would scar their faces just to create a political hoax. As for the reversed/upside-down B, all I can tell you is that I got this from a source close to Ashley, who assured me that she wanted to go public (it was also on her Twitter page) and that the photo came directly from her. It could have gotten reversed on the computer, or the attacker may have had her on the ground with her head upside-down in relation to his.
Update VI: Here's a video report on the attack from KDKA-TV (via the Newsbusters).
Update VII: I spoke with two executives at the College Republicans on the record about this story. Charlie Smith, the National Chair, and Ethan Eilon, the Executive Director, both say the photo is legitimate and that it came from Ashley Todd, the victim in this case. The attack began at 8:50 pm ET and Ashley called the police at 9:30 PM ET. Initially, she was robbed, ran away after the robbery, and the robber followed her to her car. At that point, he became enraged at the bumper sticker and began beating her and scratched the 'B' into her face. Ashley went to the hospital early this morning after initially refusing medical attention last night, and had an MRI and/or a CAT scan. Doctors believe her cheek will heal fully.
Eilon spoke with her personally today about the incident and confirmed the above with me. He first met Ashley in June, when she came to DC for training with the College Republicans. She works for them as a contract employee. She does not work for the McCain campaign. Both Eilon and Smith expressed revulsion over an attack on a young woman just getting involved in politics, but they consider this the act of a lone lunatic.
I'm not going to blame people for keeping a healthy skepticism on this case, but so far, the two media reports appear to check out.
Update VIII: The police want to administer a polygraph:
Police planned to administer a polygraph test to Ashley Todd, 20, because her statements about the attack conflict with evidence from the Citizens Bank ATM where she claims the incident occurred, police said.
"We are treating this as a credible report," he said.
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After being secretly taped in the offices of The Sun berating the police for being "totally incompetent", Rupert Murdoch has written to MPs to express regret for having "used the wrong adjectives".
In his letter to Keith Vaz, chair of the Commons Home Affairs Select Committee, the media mogul was less than apologetic, criticising Scotland Yard's investigations into his journalists as being "excessive" and too slow.
"I do question whether, over the last two years, the police have approached these matters with an appropriate sense of proportion, and with regard for the human cost of delay," he wrote. "While I regret my choice of words in that highly emotional meeting, I care deeply about our employees, and I was am troubled by the effect of these events on them."
The language was rather different to that used in March when he was secretly taped by a member of his staff, who leaked the recording to the ExaroNews website. "It's a disgrace," he told his team. "Here we are, two years later, and the cops are totally incompetent. The idea that the cops then started coming after you, kick you out of bed, and your families, at six in the morning, is unbelievable. But why are the police behaving in this way? It's the biggest inquiry ever, over next to nothing."
In his letter, Mr Murdoch said his company had submitted "a mountain of evidence" to the Metropolitan Police for its investigations into phone hacking, computer hacking and bribery of public officials. It had handed over 23m electronic documents, 500,000 documents and committed 185,000 man hours of assistance at a cost of £65m.
Despite his private comments, he admitted he was in "no position" to assess the competence of the police investigation but his "lay view" was that it was "excessive".
"I cannot endorse the judgment that the investigation has 'progressed' very well," he said, noting that some of his staff and their families were "still in limbo" having been on police bail since last year.
Mr Vaz noted the comments on the duration of the investigations and said they had cost taxpayers £20.3m. "I welcome Mr Murdoch's acceptance that he used the wrong words to describe the police investigation and his explanation of why he did so. I am glad that he has confirmed he does not think the police investigations are incompetent."Reuse content


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After five days of almost constant aerial attacks and the deaths of nearly 400 Palestinians, the Israeli government has refused a 48-hour cease-fire in the Gaza Strip, arguing that it needs to "keep up the pressure on Hamas"—a startling euphemism for its lethal assaults—as the Israeli military ramps up for a likely ground invasion.
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After five straight days of punishing air attacks, Israel rejected a proposal for a 48-hour cease-fire in its military onslaught in Gaza on Wednesday, saying it would maintain pressure on Hamas. But it did not rule out future diplomacy and was open to ways of increasing humanitarian aid.
The decision was announced after a security cabinet meeting here.
The Israeli air strikes on Gaza continued on Wednesday, and at least 20 more rockets were fired by Hamas militants in reprisal into southern Israel, including three that landed in the city of Beersheba. Mark Regev, the spokesman for Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, said earlier that the country's leaders "view it as important to keep up the pressure on Hamas."
"We cannot give them a respite to rearm and regroup," he said. "We need a real, sustainable solution, not a Band-Aid." But he added that Israel would still explore ways to expedite humanitarian aid to Palestinian civilians in Gaza and would also explore a broader diplomatic effort to achieve a lasting cease-fire.
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A Palestinian aid worker signals for help after one of the instances of the "pressure" Israel is putting on Hamas.


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Raptors are birds of prey. Eagles, hawks, owls and falcons are included in this group. They are carnivores with sharp, powerful talons for capturing prey. They also have sharp, powerful bills used to tear apart and eat their prey. There are many different raptor species in Arkansas, all federally protected. Our program centers on members of the order Stigiformes, or the owls. Owls have special adaptations that help them hunt at night. There are 18 owl species in North America, and nine of them can be seen in Arkansas, though the snowy owl is a rare find.
Wilson, Steven N. (1998). Arkansas Wildlife: A History. Fayetteville: The University of Arkansas Press.
Asymmetry – not identical on both sides of a central line
Camouflage – colors, tones, patterns, shapes or behavior an organism uses to blend with its surroundings; also concealment that alters or obscures the appearance; also protective coloration, a common animal defense
Carnivore – any animal that consumes other animals that are living (predation) or dead (scavenging)
Facial Disc – concave collection of feathers on the face of some birds (especially owls) to collect sound waves and direct them to the ears
Morph – an individual of one particular form, such as the red morph and gray morph of the Eastern Screech Owl, in a species that has two or more forms
Nocturnal – active at night (as opposed to diurnal)
Owl pellet – a mass of undigested food an owl regurgitates consisting of bones, fur, etc.
Plumage – the layer of feathers that cover a bird and the pattern, color and arrangement of those feathers
Predator – an animal that hunts and kills other animals, usually for food
Prey – an animal that is killed and eaten by another animal
Raptor – bird of prey; also a type of bird often characterized by a hooked beak, sharp talons and keen eyesight
Talon – claw of a bird of prey
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Favorite activity to do in Parksville/Qualicum Beach: Watching the sunset over the ocean.
Favorite place to visit in Parksville Qualicum Beach: Coombs Country Market! There is a great variety of things to see and do including goats on the roof and some delicious jalapeno cheese bread!
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Wash. Minimum Wage To Increase To $11On New Year's Day, Washington state's minimum wage will increase to $11 an hour, the first of a multistep increase approved by voters last month.
Sea-Tac Workers Hold Solidarity Protest For $15 Minimum WageThe Tuesday afternoon protest involved a rally near the airport and people walking around the baggage claim area.
Minimum Wage Campaign: Is Initiative Best Way to Hike Pay?With the federal minimum wage stuck at $7.25 and concern rising about income inequality, more than a dozen states have adopted measures recently to boost their wage floors, including California, where the rate will eventually hit $15
Settlements Reaching $12 Million Reached In Minimum Wage CasesThe lawsuits alleged several companies ignored the nation's first $15 minimum wage law after it took effec
Starbucks To Increase Pay For All Of Its EmployeesStarbucks has approximately 7,600 company-run stores across the country.
DC Lawmakers Approve Citywide $15 Minimum WageThe D.C. Council unanimously approved the wage increase, and Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser has pledged to sign it when it reaches her desk, likely sometime this summer.
Justices Reject Franchises' Appeal Over $15 Seattle WageThe Supreme Court is turning away a challenge to Seattle's $15 an hour minimum wage from franchise business owners who say the law discriminates against them.
Oregon Lawmakers Approve Landmark Minimum Wage IncreaseOregon's plan imposes a series of gradual increases over six years. By 2022, the state's current $9.25 an hour minimum — already one of the highest in the nation — would climb to ...
Sea-Tac Airport Workers Sue Over $15 Wage Back PaymentsWorkers at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport filed more than a dozen class-action lawsuits on Wednesday
New Statewide Initiative Introduced To Raise Minimum WageSupporters of raising Washington state's minimum wage filed a ballot measure Monday that seeks to incrementally raise Washington's minimum wage to $13.50 an hour over four years starting in 2017
Seattle Minimum Wage Moves Toward $15 On FridayDepending on the size of the business and whether the employees have health insurance, workers in Seattle will make as much as $13 an hour minimum in 2016.
After Protests, UW Decides To Follow Seattle $15 Wage LawAfter protests and questions about whether the University of Washington would be required to follow Seattle's $15 minimum wage law, the university has decided company.


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AMAZING!!!!!!!! So where do I begin?! Cuba is a beatiful, beautiful country. Havanna is probably one of the prettiest places I've ever been. The people were so nice and welcoming. They were ready to welcome us with open arms. I was a little surprised by that because of the embargo, I wasn't sure what they would think about a group of students from the US coming to live there for two weeks. However, they were sooooo welcoming. I have a few houses I could go to if I ever wanted to go back.
The last night we were there, we all talked about one thing we are taking away from this trip that we are sure of and one question. One thing I am sure of after this trip is that no governmental system is perfect. We do not have a perfect democracy. There are things we could do to improve the general quality of life. Cuba also isn't perfect in it's Socialist system. However, they are doing many things right, that maybe the US could stand to learn from. I think it is a matter of respecting each other as nations and share our ideas. Instead, we have to seclude each other from possibly making the world better. Weird, huh?
I think I could say a lot more about this trip, but I am going to let the picture speak for themselves. I will also have a group journal when I come back. So I will share that with anyone who wants to see it when I get back. (I also helped design the cover with some of my personal pictures!!!) Well thanks for checking up on me and caring. I am so close to coming home and CANNOT wait! I expect a huge hug from each one of you when I return! Thanks for reading. If you have questions, you are ALWAYS more than able to email me for more details!!
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Jung, Carl Jung, Carl Gustav Jung(noun)
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2 : restricted to or occupied by residences a residential neighborhood
3 : of or relating to residence or residences
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: containing mostly homes instead of stores, businesses, etc.
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On his "Hair-Breened Ideas" blog, MWASB Keyboardist Chris Breen peels back the onion and provides a peak behind the curtain about the inner workings of creating a Macworld All-Star Band set list. And if that didn't throw enough metaphors at you, here's a simile to consider: Set lists are like sausages; it's better not to see them being made.
Says Chris: "Throughout the course of the night the MWASB has its highs and lows. The highs include just playing together—we're friends and we share some common musical interests—as well as those moments when the band clicks. The inevitable lows are when a tune falls apart because we missed a change, we didn't communicate adequately while playing it, someone got distracted, or the song was simply too ambitious and didn't hold together under pressure...Read More


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Back to the board, as with most P55-based efforts it's quite roomy. Layout has become much less of an issue now that Intel has eliminated the north and south-bridge configuration of older chipsets in favour of a single chip (moving the northbridge's functionality onto the processor), yet even so MSI has done an excellent job.
There's plenty of room around the CPU socket, and though the metal heatsinks are higher than on most boards we can't think of a single cooler that would be impeded by them.
Our only real gripe is a floppy disk drive connector taking up the space where we'd usually find the 24-pin ATX header. There really is no need for 99 per cent of the population to still use floppy drives, and for the one per cent that do (which ironically includes myself, thanks to an old digital piano that stores recordings on 3.5in disks) external USB floppy drives are the obvious solution.
Beside this obsolete connection is a blue plastic pin bank that functions as a voltage check point - a feature die-hard overclockers will no doubt welcome though it's a bit over the top for the rest of us. Using a multimeter this will give you real-time readouts of voltage points such as CPU, DDR, VTT and chipset.
Naturally we have the standard complement of four RAM slots, and though we miss Asus' nifty QDIMM feature as found on the Sabertooth 55i and P7P55D Deluxe support for DDR3 memory overclocked up to 2,133MHz is appreciated.
To the left of the board we have six black angled SATA connectors, and the aforementioned blue Drive Booster SATA port facing straight up behind them, running off its own JMicron controller. Drive Booster is very similar to Asus' Drive Xpert feature, and for most users is just as pointless. Theoretically it should speed up a RAID setup if you plug one of the drives into this port, but it's not likely to offer much practical advantage compared to Intel's Matrix solution, and MSI's outlandish claims of "double the drive speed" seem optimistic.
A nice touch are pin extension modules for the main pin header sets - essentially the equivalent of Asus' Q-Connector. This makes it far easier to attach all those fiddly little cables for your case's power/reset buttons and power/HDD LEDs, and it's a feature we wish would become standard on all motherboards, though we appreciate budget motherboards have to save pennies somewhere.
As far as the PCI slots are concerned, we have two well-spaced PCIe 2.0 16x slots, two PCIe 1x slots and a single PCIe 4x one, followed by two plain PCI slots for older cards. A single dual-slot graphics card will cover one of the 1x PCIe slots while a second would cover one of the PCI slots.
Just keep in mind that despite the claimed compatibility with AMD/ATI's CrossFireX and nVidia's SLI, as with most motherboards based on the P55 chipset the P55-GD65 only supports 16 PCIe lanes for graphics in total, so you can either have a single card in full 16x mode or dual video cards limited to 8x each. P55 boards that offer more than the twin 8x PCIe lanes Intel's chipset caters for are making their way onto the market, but they require the help of an additional bridge chip like nVidia's NF200 to provide extra interconnect bandwidth.
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