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A Post for July
July 7, 2012 § 1 Comment
Varamo, by Cesar Aira, was the last book I thought I'd like to read again right after I'd finished, but that's often what I think when I finish reading something by Aira, because the books of his New Directions has published (most of what's available in English) have been short, and because there's something about reading Aira in general (his inventiveness) that always feels fresh.
"See, that's what I like about you, man, you're always so positive."
"Hey, you're making me feel good about myself. I always try to be positive, even when I'm down. Thanks man."
It's weird overhearing a conversation like that.
Certain of Nabokov's work I could read again and again, or I feel as if I could. Not Lolita, although it's possible that dipping back into it (the first few pages, or a random selection) might be sufficient impetus to begin again. I could definitely return to The Gift, Glory, Pnin, Despair, I think, Invitation to a Beheading, maybe, most of the short stories that I've read, now Pale Fire, which I'm reading now.
The person grinding coffee wonders if she's bothering me. But, to be honest, I preferred it when she was grinding, because then I couldn't overhear anyone's conversation.
There's something about re-reading which strips something from the text, unless it's been a long time between readings. An expectation of the text, an adherence to the impressions formed in the first reading, impressions which might not exist because of anything you've read (but because of something that occurs either in you or your environment). Some work, I've discovered, doesn't stand up too well to second readings, or at least not to second readings too quickly, with the impression of the first reading too firmly in mind. Raymond Carver, it seems, will never again be as forceful or transmutative. Gary Lutz won't ring unexpected words in quite the same way (nor will he impart the same feelings of doom, instead a kind of wallowing—leaking, diapery, plateauing—despair).
Moby Dick, and Tristram Shandy I think I could read more than once again. Borges, too, of course.
The work that stands up well to multiple readings is more varied, contains multiple registers, is both more and less than itself, or something. Or is complex in a way that can't be immediately ascertained (or can never be ascertained, or only vaguely—maybe only vaguely is best, if it remains interesting, but always just out of the reader's purview).
Would I squirm so much during The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz knowing not only the end of the book but Duddy's fate, from other of Richler's books? (Barney's Version, Solomon Gursky Was Here, Richler's short stories, etc.) (And another question: is it necessary to squirm to enjoy Duddy Kravitz?) But Barney's Version I don't think would suffer with knowledge of the trick ending, because it both is and isn't enough to vindicate Barney (Barney alone, his character, or cathedral, is the reason we read).
June 28, 2012 § Leave a comment
I how ye ever you little bastard, get your bloody good fo not a damn thing my hunny he says its all math can't you ever believe me I do it all for you nautilus, worm writing a forever home I mean can't even stand up straight useless pernicious use of equivocation whenever triumphant ducks in da pond friend we got a million of them it's not nearly as infinite as a picture but we use about a quarter ton of unshelled forgetting for one minute how we even goin get down there when isn't a volkswagen for at least eighteen continuing once the gauge has reached a crosshatching stroke the nib will have to be supercilious but I have mine for nineteen year we toked togetha me and him I always took care of him then a river blasphemed the settlement and I could never feel right again not even in my own helicopter guns blazing villagers in cement walls with a livelihood pinned to them juice in me I am not thirsty, killed him one day or at least forever a lion.
June 26, 2012 § Leave a comment
I never get any mail. When I go out in the afternoon to check the box it is always empty, cavernous, whistling like the cave we found out by the creek, when my father, to steady himself, thrust his walking stick into the ground and the entrance collapsed and revealed itself. Day after day I am greeted by a single insolent leaf (I refuse to remove it) printed for a local exterminator ("groundhogs, midges, nut-hatches, robins, termites, deer, ants, moles, voles, hawks, owls, swifts, caterpillars, mice, crows, baby rats, intrusive spiders, and skunks / ALL DESTROYED HUMANELY"). The field is barren and I don't need his services. Concrete and shards of plaster dot the enclosure. A raccoon was found dead underneath an old tire, its body flattened to the depth of an old washrag, a few indifferent crickets hopping round its corpse. The locals used to throw their garbage here, before I put a stop to that, and there's nothing now but sand and a few thistly weeds. I get all my electricity from electro-magnet (needing just a small boost from a car battery to get the whole operation started). In the morning I turn the contraption off and wipe down the coils with a damp cloth. A concerned letter, sent in the days before I moved here and mail service gradually ceased (to all appearances) once explained this complicated process, complete with simple illustrations, as well as a small check (the last, or next-to-last, of a series) from my father. His body, when I went to see it, was white and homely, his suit arranged so nattily that one understood immediately (before even glancing at his face) that he was dead. In the morning, as I go to check the box, a waft of the neighbour's lilies assaults my nostrils and I'm reminded of the funeral parlour and of that time, which I would rather forget. Which is why, you understand, it's so vexing when I open the cover and find nothing waiting for me there.
June 16, 2012 § Leave a comment
What's the light doing? The light is getting in my eyes and I must ask what it is doing. No one seems to know. She, least of all. In fact she has not said one word, not even when I politely—very politely!—inquired after her hat (so striking I assumed she'd worn it to provoke conversation). Its make. The material. Where one could find another like it. The hat, I said, in summa, is extremely charming. The professor, to my right, is speaking of a trip he took in a balloon. Over the jungles of Madagascar. Did you see the whole of the jungles or just a part? I believe I saw the greater part of the jungles. In fact, Sindbad, on one of his many— What do you or anyone else know about Sindbad?! I'm very excited, leaping up from my seat. The professor raises his hands, I believe protecting himself from the light. Sindbad! Of all people! She turns to the professor and intones, in a low voice: But the jungle? The professor nods his head vigorously. Now that I am standing the light is stronger than ever. I must cover my eyes. The professor gets under a blanket.
May 23, 2012 § Leave a comment
Jorge Luis Borges's story "The Aleph" famously depicts a sphere, "two or three centimetres in diameter," which simultaneously contains every point in space in the world. In the short story "The Tower", by Christopher Laxer, which appears to be inspired by Borges's "The Secret Miracle" (in which the condemned author Jaromir Hladik is granted a year by God to finish his masterpiece), Isaac Babel dreams, the night before his execution, words that are "incomprehensible, circular, perfect." Babel's "words" (to imagine two such words seems inconceivable) call to mind the Aleph of Borges's story, as well as devices favoured by the Argentine, such as the sphere whose center is everywhere and circumference nowhere. But if "The Tower" is really influenced by Borges, then the words that Babel dreams hinge on a misinterpretation: Laxer's belief that "perfection" is the desirable opposite of silence.
May 19, 2012 § Leave a comment
god i feel lonely when i don't have any money
i mean not even enough to pay for flint
to scratch out a little flame in the stove
my cats are hungry, the birds are hungry, and the mice go about without shoes
oh it is a terror this being poor
i yell until the walls can't take it any longer
they shout 'will you give it a rest?' or 'stop it'
and i hide underneath the covers until a mouse comes and stands on my shoulders
oh but i have hopes, i have hopes
one day god will address me on the mount
and Jacob with him, and Moses with him, and Peter too
I'll shout 'eureka!' and run around until my legs give, and a mouse will whisper and wrap me in straw
May 8, 2012 § 9 Comments
I've finally matriculated, and I expect to feel nothing? she asked while I stared at the daffodils at her feet, daffodils you'd think someone might have cleaned up by now, at least if there was any dignity in this place. Or any justice in the world. When your father greeted me just a moment ago he referred to me as "Toyota Camry" and explained that I have a fine engine in me and began wistfully repeating "if only… if only… some of the upholstery out of the back, strip the air-conditioning…" while gently caressing my single headlight. She explained nudging one of the daffodils with her foot that she'd worked hard for years and had she thought certain ideas borrowed from Jewish, Christian and Marxist thought (not being she said too well-read on Islam) that matriculation meant the end of history and that her time of suffering was over. And so this feeling of nothing coming when she had reached the end disturbed her. For my part I slipped the chain back on the axle and ever-so-slightly agitated my back wheel in order to dislodge a daffodil caught underneath the fender. Standing up from her seat she turned to the glare of the door as it opened and shielding her eyes asked Hello? Have you come about the flowers?

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I cannot get rid of this annoying pop up called Drop-In Savings. It pops up every time I go to a website where I may need to make a purchase. It pulls out this long list of coupons-it is ANNOYING! I have gone to websites to look for the answer and they are either very vague or the answers are for those who have downloaded google chrome. Please-please - can someone help me get rid of this pop-up! Thank you.
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Removing Drop-in Savings popup(5 posts)
I have the same problem with IE9. Looked for the item another advised to delete but it was not listed in the installed programs.
loiseau, please start a new topic.
And explain what the problem is as best you can.
In IE9 you need to go to tools -> Manage add-ons and disable this and any other suspicious add-ons
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CHICO, Calif. - A 24-year-old man from Paradise, Calif. was arrested for indecent exposure this afternoon.
According to the Chico Police Department, there were many reports of a white male exposing himself to female citizens at Bidwell Park last December. In each case, however, the man successfully left the area before officers arrived.
On Jan. 24, the suspect was spotted near Cedar Grove in Bidwell Park exposing himself once again.
This time, a female park ranger from the City of Chico caught him in action as she was jogging on her day off. Before Chico Police Detectives made it to the park, the man was gone.
Ryan McDaniel was later contacted by detectives and interviewed about the incidents. After talking with previous victims, McDaniel became a legitimate suspect in the investigation.
Today, an official arrest warrant was issued for McDaniel. He was booked at the Butte County Jail and charged with six counts of indecent exposure as well as two counts of disorderly conduct.


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|Baldowski, Clifford H., 1917-
|--Keep 'em flying!-- / Baldy, [1963 Feb. 25] | It may work one more time
|1963 Feb. 25
Clifford "Baldy" Baldowski cartoon depicts Adam Clayton Powell holding a suitcase labeled "Shady activities and expense accounts" and waving a flag labeled "The Race issue (as a cover up)." A Klansman is sitting below the flag smoking cigars.
|Editorial cartoons | Visual works
|Powell, Adam Clayton, 1908-1972 | Ku Klux Klan (1915- ) | Civil rights movements--United States | Political corruption--United States | United States--Race relations | United States
|Baldy Editorial Cartoons, 1946-1982, 1997: Clifford H. Baldowski Editorial Cartoons at the Richard B. Russell Library.
|Digital Library of Georgia
|Clifford H. Baldowski Editorial Cartoon Collection (Digital Library of Georgia) | Digital Library of Georgia | Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies
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1 item ; 40 x 33 cm. paper pen and ink. [Atlanta, Ga. : Atlanta Constitution, 1963 Feb. 25]
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Re: st: Treating ind. vars in logit
David Hoaglin <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: Treating ind. vars in logit
Sat, 20 Apr 2013 11:11:45 -0400
After fitting the model with i.x as the predictor, it would be a good
idea to plot the coefficients of Categories 1 through 5 (with 0 as the
value for the reference category, Category 1) against the coded values
for those categories. Also take into account the confidence intervals
for the coefficients. The plot (for each of the three ordered
categorical variables) should provide an indication of whether it's
reasonable to use x as a linear predictor, whether it would be
appropriate to combine some categories, or whether the effects of the
variable follow some other pattern.
Do the data have any evidence of interactions among those three variables?
(Note the use of the -force- option, because m1 is not a sub-model of m2.)
David Hoaglin
On Sat, Apr 20, 2013 at 10:11 AM, Richard Williams
<firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> I would code it as 1 to 5. It wouldn't be unusual just to treat it as continuous. If you want to do a formal test of whether or not that is legit, do something like
> logit y x
> est store m1
> logit y i.x
> est store m2
> lrtest m1 m2, force
> If the difference is not significant treating as continuous is ok. Even if it is significant you can assess how horrible it is to treat as continuous, e.g. how much do the predicted values differ under the two models?
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Recap: Here are your state qualifiers in 4A, 3A, 2A and 1A girls basketball
Before I head out to the WIAA office in Renton for the draws for the state girls basketball tournaments, I want to recap the qualifiers in Class 4A, 3A, 2A and 1A — congratulations to all!
Class 4A: Mount Rainier, Mead, Gonzaga Prep, Inglemoor, Arlington, Skyline, Lake Stevens, Kentwood.
Class 3A: Cleveland, Wilson, Seattle Prep, Bellevue, Kamiakin, Glacier Peak, University, Mercer Island.
Class 2A: Mark Morris, W.F. West, Burlington-Edison, Cedarcrest, Wapato, River Ridge, West Valley (Spokane), Renton.
Class 1A: Cascade Christian, King's, Brewster, Castle Rock, Lynden Christian, Chelan, Okanogan Connell.
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Date of Stay: August, 2010
Very friendly group. The older fellow that guides you into your space at night is a wealth of information. He can help you locate anything nearby, in or out of town. Wi-Fi was a pretty good connection - obviously not Tengo Internet yet like many KOAs. If you love petrified wood? This place has a great collection to see. The putt putt golf course could use some work but they are fixing things up some and adding new features to this KOA. We were here during "monsoon season" for NM. It rained and thundered all night - LOVED IT!! Took videos and posted them on Facebook. Good times.
Date of Stay: August, 2010
For the area, this "Kampground" was very nice. Wi-Fi was pretty good and not Tengo like other KOA Kampgrounds. Great access to I-40. We were pleased enough we stayed for an additional 2 nights.


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What happened?
Hi, I'm new to this forum and relatively new to muzzleloader hunting. I bought a T/C Triumph last year and had excellent luck with both the gun and hunting last year. This year I went to the range to make sure the gun was sighted in and it's printing holes all over the place. I hadn't changed a thing as after my hunting last year I cleaned the gun and applied bore butter for storage and cleaned the barrel before loading and shooting. Using the same loads and same everything it will sometimes group two shots and the next two, three or four shots will be 6' high, low, left or right. Shot around 15 to 20 shots and I'm at a loss and frustrated as I'm booked for a Kansas hunt at the end of September. Any suggestions?
try brand new powder or pellets. which and what type are you shooting? a friend of mine had that problem with the lose pyrodex and he just needed a new batch. then right back in there.
Well that's one thing I didn't try yet. I just got a new batch as I was running low on the original batch.Hope to get to the range this coming week.
What bullets?
I use the shockwaves too..
Maybe the powder will fix it. The bullet is seating in the same spot each time right? If it is I dont know. You seem like your keeping it clean. Are you swabbing the barrell between shots? Im just throwing ideas out there that maybe you havent thought of. Hopefully we can figure it out.
check all the screws as well but i'll bet its the powder but only 25 cents. and welcome to the forum. as you may have noticed there is no lack of sharing opinions and thoughts. jump in anywhere anytime.
Thanks for the Welcome! Yes I'm swabbing the barrel between shots.....in fact I wonder if I'm over doing it if that's possible. I'm kinda of anal to having a clean barrel between shots as last year I was doing that with tremendous results. It's probably the the gun but I was impressed so I didn't want to change a thing. I did check all the screws on the scope mounts and base and things seem good there. I did notice a tiny bit of play on the hinge area between the barrel and the rear of the gun when broke open, but again it was so negligible that it could be nothing. I tightened the one screw about one full turn and the other was tight. I hope the powder will fix it.
I'll add the same welcome. I don't have much to add on the shoot-in problem as I don't use pellets. My TC firehawk wont shoot them as only one pellet goes off. I assume that your on a good solid rest with no foward hand pressure torking the stock. You are probably correct on the over cleaning especially if you use any kind of liquid between shots that might partially wet a pellet. I run a copper brush after two shots then shoot two more ect. Otherwise, everyone else has pretty much covered it. Good luck!
Thanks again Hunting Man for the welcome.
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A 17-year-old rugby referee punched in the face at the end of a schoolboy rugby match says he is shocked how quickly the incident escalated - but will not let a fight intimidate him.
Witnesses said a brawl erupted at the end of the game between Auckland Grammar School and De La Salle College's 2B grade teams on Saturday after Auckland Grammar won 6-5.
Police and the Auckland Rugby Referees' Association are investigating the incident.
The young referee, who did not want to be named, said tension was high at the secondary schools rugby final at Tamaki College but there was no warning that spectators would rush on to the field at the end of the match.
"I was expecting a few people not to be happy of course, because they lost, but I didn't expect it to escalate to what it did. It was a bit of a shock."
He said he didn't see the attack coming.
"I was walking off the field back towards the guys waiting on the sideline and I turned and there it came."
He said the punch was deflected a bit by his arm, but it still caught him on the left side of his head.
"I took one little glance, but then scurried off the field as fast as I could."
He said the assault hadn't put him off refereeing.
"I'll be back out there. It was an experience and something I'll be wary of, but I'm pretty passionate about refereeing so I'll be keen to keep going."
Angela Fahey, whose son played for Auckland Grammar, said the behaviour of the De La Salle players deteriorated in the final 10 minutes of the game.
"The spectators were shouting abuse which also helped incite what we could see was heading to a very bad outcome."
As soon as the final whistle blew, the De La Salle team "raced" towards the other team.
"My boy was hit twice in the face."
Spectators also took to the field, she said.
Ms Fahey said she saw the attack on the referee and said it came from a player. De La Salle players fought each other as some tried to stop the fight.
Witness Brett Arthur, who is also a rugby referee, said he had never seen such behaviour at a match.
He said about 50 parents and supporters of the De La Salle team charged the pitch after the final whistle.
"They were pelting them [referees and Auckland Grammar players] with bottles and anything they could get their hands on. It was like nothing that I'd ever seen before."
De La Salle principal Myles Hogarty said the school was conducting a thorough investigation.
Auckland Rugby Referees' Association chairman Don Crawford said he had spoken to both schools yesterday but would not comment further until the investigation was finished.
Auckland Grammar School principal John Morris said his team's coach, Mark Vella, did a great job in separating the players from the violence.


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It was fourteen years ago when my parents died the day before my 6th birthday. I never thought they would leave me so quickly. I was left alone with my house maids. They tried to cheer me up. They bought me many presents and candy. I was happy that they cared for me. So I stayed strong.
Ever since I was in junior high school, I was always outcast. I never knew why, but I was always happy and cheerful. Not that long ago after my first day at High school. I received a love letter shoved in my desk. In the letter it was written by an upper classmen. He told me to meet him afterschool at the track field that day. I was so happy and couldn't wait to get to know who this person was. So right when that last bell rang I ran to the track field. When I there, the gym class was still gathering up to leave. I stood there waiting for the upperclassmen to show up. When most of the gym class left one of the guys from the gym class was looking at me and asked me.
"Did you receive my letter?"
He had blonde hair, greenish blue eyes, and he was still in his gym clothes, a white t-shirt and navy blue shorts. It seems he was just running laps he was sweating a lot too. And so I answered him.
Eufie: "Yes, I did, my name is Eufie, I am a freshman from class B, and it's nice to meet you."
Rusuke: "oh, my name is Rusuke, I am a junior from class E, and it's nice to meet you too."
Eufie: "Do you mind me asking, but what did you need me to come here for?"
Rusuke: "Eufie..."
Eufie: "Yes...what is it Rusuke? Is something the matter?"
Rusuke: "Let's go on a date"
Eufie: "Huh?!?! Uhh..Sure!"
Rusuke: "I was wondering if you wanted to do karaoke today"
Eufie: "oh, that would be great!"
And since that day I really thought I was in heaven. Rusuke rented a karaoke room just for the two of us. At first I was afraid of sing by myself, but then bit by bit I felt like it was ok. Two weeks later after we first met. He asked me to be his girlfriend I told him yes. By then we went to many dates on the beaches, gaming arcades, to the zoo, amusement parks, movie theaters, restaurants. I was so sure we were going to be together forever.
He introduced me to so many people. It felt like I was friends with everybody at school. I never knew that Rusuke was that famous in school. But I can see why, he haves such a calm and cool personality. I started to join after schools clubs. I joined the music club. I guess it's something I think is really challenging.
On the day of New Year's Eve, I called Rusuke and asked him if he wanted to spend the evening with me. But he didn't answer. I called him three more times but he still didn't answer. Two days later it was Monday, I went to school and Rusuke wasn't there. Now I was really worried. I tried talking the kids at school but they all ignored me as if I wasn't even there. I ran around asking teachers and students about him and they all said to me:
"Rusuke? I'm pretty sure he's fine, that boy is a real slacker, always skipping"
And I thought for a second. If he is skipping, then what is he doing?
To be continued
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HYDE PARK—This is the Fourth of July, the day on which we celebrate our Declaration of Independence, a day which to every American should mean a rereading of the Declaration followed by a reading of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. On these documents we actually based the building of a new nation.
Our forefathers came here, many of them to escape oppression, many of them from pure love of adventure, some of them because they had offended against the law in their homelands and were sentenced to exile. All of them, however, helped to build a new world, and they built it with the background of these documents which were the expression of the thinking of the ablest young men in our nation at that time.
These men were young and they were fired by the idea of freedom and individual responsibility, and they hoped to live far enough away from the Old World so that they would be left in peace to develop this idea.
For a time physical barriers made this possible, but today the happy isolation is obsolete.
We take it for granted that nothing can now interfere with our success in developing a democratic country. Yet, it really requires as much of our care and thought as it ever did, though we have to adapt our thought and action to the new world in which we live.
We live now in a world where natural barriers have nothing to do with peace. The desire for peace has to be in the hearts of men. We have to learn to live together as the whole world rubs elbows! It is constantly growing smaller as we discover more rapid means of transportation and communication.
Our idea of freedom and responsibility must be extended and understood by the whole world and we must develop a sense of unity among all races and peoples throughout the world.
So, as we think of our own heroes and bless our forefathers on this Fourth of July for what they have given us, I would urge also that we ponder a song which was sent to me the other day and which I think should be a part of our present-day Fourth of July celebration.
Song of Peace
A song of peace for lands afar and mine:
This is my home, the country where my heart is,
Here are my hopes, my dreams, my holy shrine;
But other hearts in other lands are beating
With hopes and dreams as true and high as mine.
And sunlight beams on cloverleaf and pine.
But other lands have sunlight, too, and clover,
And skies are ev'rywhere as blue as mine.
Oh, hear my song, thou God of all the nations,
A song of peace for their land and for mine.


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