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1) What do you recall about Whitman's unique style? Why is he remembered as an important Romantic Period poet?
2) What about Whitman's style and subjects makes him fit well into the Romantic Period?
Student Work Blog for Ms. Keeble's classes.
1) What do you recall about Whitman's unique style? Why is he remembered as an important Romantic Period poet?
2) What about Whitman's style and subjects makes him fit well into the Romantic Period?
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Ryan C.
Ms. Keeble
Period 1
1)I recall that Walt Whitman's style was unique because of the way he does his free verse. He is remembered as an important Romantic poet because how he formed his poetry that was very different from the other poets.
2) His writing fits him well into the Romantic period because during this period the way people thought we're out of the box. So Whitman's different style fits him well into this period.
Angel M
Period 1
1) Walt Whitman's style or writing was very unique style. His type of style which was free verse . His writing was very special and he really didn't use rhyme and certain kind of structure. It was very easy to understand as well get a feel for what he is writing.
2) Mr.Whitman's style of poetry made him fit in the time period. Also his writing connected with the people as well during the time being.
Niauni Hill
Ms. Keeble
AP English, Period 1
23 December 2012
LATE POST–was absent Monday and Tuesday…
1) Whitman's style of writing was different, which made it unique. Whitman was looked up to as a Romantic period poet. He created an entire free verse, instead of using a usual structure. This made him an amazing poet.
2) Whitman's style showed freedom and self integrity. His style also showed how passionate and serious he was about life. This style was different from any other poets. This style made him stand out, yet fit into the Romantic period.
Caleb M.
Ms. Keeble
AP English, Period 2
21 December 2012
1. Unlike other the poets of his time, Whitman's unique writing style did not include specific rhythms or structures. His poetry was elongated and written in a free verse format instead of structured, which can be seen in his book "Leaves of Grass".
2. Whitman's usage of imagery allowed him to fit well into the Romantic Period, as well as his transcendentalist views.
Bilguun Batdorj
Ms Keeble
AP English 11
Dec 21 2012
1.) Walt Whitman was an interesting writer for his time. He is considered the father of free verse. Most poems had a certain rhythm but Walt Whitman completely changed that.
2.) The topics that Whitman chose to write about fitted with the ideologies of the Romantic period. For example, his "I Hear America Singing." His poem showed simplicity and harmony about American life.
Dec. 21, 2012
1st period
1.) Whitman's style was unique because it was simple and didn't follow the normal format other poets used. He wrote about the workers of the middle class and is best known for creating free-verse poetry.
2.) He fits with the Romantic Period since he writes in an informal way and doesn't follow the rules. He also fits with this period since it was the time of the Industrial Revolution and he specifically talks about the middle class workers.
Desiree N.
Ms. Keeble
AP Enlgish 11
21 December 2012
1) Whitman had a very unique style, his poems were very simplistic and had no specific structure to them. He is remembered as an important Romantic Period poet because he broke the traditional structure of poetry and created his own free verse.
2) Whitman's style and subjects allow him to fit perfectly into the Romantic Period because he wrote about some important topics during the Period. Whitman wrote about nature and jobs/working class, many writers and poets wrote on these subjects.
Alicia Oseguera
Ms. Keeble
AP English
21 December 2012
1) While reading one of Whiman's
poem I noticed that in his poems he is very direct and goes straight to the point. In his poems he makes it clear and simple for others to understand. He is remembered as an important Romantic Period poet because of his poems that were very easy to comprehend by his audience.
2) Whitman's style and subject makes him fit well into the Romantic Period because he was able to develop his own way of writing. Also, in his poems he wrote about stuff his readers could relate to because it was something that people were going through.
Ap English
Period 1
1) Whitman is known for being the first to be able to write so beautifully and quite simply. He was liked for his free verse, unstructured, and easy to read writing.
2)Whitman's free verse writing makes him a perfect fit for the Romantic Period because he wrote about real life issues. He wrote about the simplicity of nature and the struggle of life for the underprivileged.
Yarelli Lopez
Ms. Keeble
AP English Language and Composition
20 December 2012
1) Whitman's unique style was free-verse, he followed no rules whatsoever. He was an important Romantic Period poet because he was the first poet to develop a free-verse in poetry.
2)Whitman's style fits in the Romantic Period because it was during a time in which new ideas were becoming popular and his free-verse in poetry had never been seen before him. So his new ideas were relevant to the time period.
Brittany-Ann V. Dela Cruz
AP English
21 December 2012
1.Walt Whitman used a very unique style to write his poem. He used a form that did not rhyme or a have a specific structure. His writing contradicted the status quo which made him a memorable poet of the Romantic Period.
2. The Romantic Period involved artistry and revolting against social norms. Because Whitman's poem used free verse and topics based on color people, his style and subjects fit well into the Romantic Period.
Oscar G.
Period 1
1. What I can recall about Whitman's unique stile is that perhaps he is a little straight forward, unlike other poets. Other poet's words and writing is easily interpreted into something that was not their idea.
2. Whitman's style made him fit well into the Romantic period because it was during this time that america was industrializing its self. People would find Whitman writing about people fighting for rights, and lower class men doing their arduous work.
Jonathan V
Ms. keeeble
Ap Lang and Comp
period 1
1.From Whitman's stsyle of writing I remember clearly that he likes to freeverse and put out ideas to the people reading his poetry. He is mostly remmembered by his style of including the middle class in his writing and as mentioed before, writing in free verse, showing the peple poetry did not have to have a structure.
2. Whitman's style and his subject help him be fit in with the Romantic period because he explained the hardships the middle class was going through. In this time period America was still Industrializing and the middle and lower class was not a big deal , only the high and rich. This man was trying to portray that the middle and lower class could make sounds that could make a big synphony.
Amacalli Duran
Ms. Keeble
AP English
Whitman's style was considered unique because it was not limited by rules. His writing did not follow any specific structure based on repetition, beats, cadence, or syllables. He is important because he was the first to rebel against the typical writing style and thus created free verse poetry.
Whitman's style ties into the Romantic period because it is liberated and creative. The Romantic period, unlike the classical era, embraced the arts. Whitman's style helped lead other writers to break away from the regulations they were so accustomed to in writing. The Romantic Era brought attention towards many aspects that individuals ignored before. Whitman's writing shows the change of appreciation because he mainly wrote of nature, beauty, and the working class of America.
1) I noticed that Walt Whitman's poem was not like any other. Usually poems are worded in a way that it can have various meanings, but Whitman's was not. His writing did not have any particular structure nor did it rhyme. He is actually remembered for his simplicity. The average person during the Romantic Period admired Whitman for his clean, "easy to read" literature.
2)Whitman fits well into the Romantic Period because he spoke about the the current America. He acknowledged the fact that social classes began to change. Whitman had the skills of combining nature, humanity, and art together into a poem. One of his works, "I Hear America Singing," expressed the feelings of the different average American people. For example he repeated "the mason singing…the boatman singing…the shoemaker singing" to emphasize an act of parallelism.
Dec. 20, 2012
1st period
1.) Walt Whitman's writing style is simple and interesting, where he talks about the hardworking middle class. He is best known for creating free-verse poetry.
2.) Whitman's writing style and subjects fit well with the Romantic period because he was mainly showing how the average American worked hard to earn a living. Another reason would be not writing traditionally like all the other poets. He broke the rules as to creating a new way of writing, not caring about what others thought of him.
Efrain E.
Period 1
AP English
1) Whitman's style was unique because it was quite simple and didn't follow a specific format. He is a famous Romantic writer because he was the first to write free verse poetry. Instead of following boring and repetitive formats like other poets did, he wrote freely and without any format at all.
2) Whitman's poetry fit well into the Romantic period because his poems illustrated the hardships that the average American encountered. He wrote about the working class American immigrants, not the rich, white Americans.
Ross H
apeng period 2
20 December 2012
1. His style was very easy to understand, because it was the same thing over and over again. I think that he is remember as a Romantic Period poet because he show the working man how they are in they really are during that time period .
2. His style and subject fall into the Romantic Period because they what that period was about. His subjects were nature and the working man. witch were two huge these during that time. His style shows much learning about ones self from them selves.
Jose P.
Ms. Keeble
Period 5
1)Whitman's unique style was very simple poetry that was easy to read and understand. His poetry talked about hard working americans which were middle class people and they were able to relate to it. The reason
why he is remembered is because of the simplicity in his poetry and breaking the traditional way of poetry.
2)His poetry fits in the Romantic Period because he talks about realism. Most of the hard working americans got treated bad and didnt get payed well, so they were able to connect to what he wrote.
Heather H.
Ms. Keeble
AP English 11
19 December 2012
1) Whitman's poetry is quite simple and does not follow any set guidelines regarding the format. The words he chose were simple ones that got straight to the point. Whitman is remembered as an important Romantic Period poet because he revolutionized poetry in the United States by disregarding rules of form and making poetry easy to relate to for the common class.
2) Whitman fits right in to the Romantic Period. In his poem "I Hear America Singing , Whitman utilizes the tool of imagery in order to paint a vivid and beautiful picture of simple life, which is key to the Romantic Period.
Phuong-My N.
AP English, Per. 2
19 December 2012
Walt Whitman, Romantic Poet
1. Something I recalled about Whitman's unique style was his use of parallelism and that he is a free-verse poet. He does not follow any type of format and he lets his poems flow. He is remembered as an important Romantic Period poet because he was for the common people, celebrated nature, love, and friendship.
2. Whitman's style and subjects made him fit well in the Romantic Period because his poems were free, easy-going, and about the hard-working people. This time period was a leap from the Classical Period and his poems displayed the change.
Caitlin Huie
Ms. Keeble
AP English Per 2
19 December 2012
1. Walt Whitman's style was simple, but effective. He used enough words for people to understand what he's trying to say. Whitman didn't follow the rules of poetry. He wrote whatever he wanted, however he wanted. He found the best in people and illustrated the advantages of being non-wealthy. My history teacher last year said that the Romanticism exaggerated the positives of the world in their writings and drawings. Whitman did this by writing about the happiness regular people have every day with their jobs.
2. Whitman wrote about the positives of everyday people. He exemplified the beauty of the world and emphasized the happiness the majority has in it. Every single action the workers did showed joy and pleasure. He exaggerated the optimistic views of the world and demonstrated the people's enjoyment of their lives.
David Delgado
Ms. Keeble
AP English
Period 2
19 December 2012
What I recall about Whitman's unique style of writing is that it wasn't hard to understand; he wrote in a very simple way. The reason he was remembered as an important Romantic period poet was because he made a new style of poetry. He didn't use high class vocabulary or literary language that we would have to analysis and get in depth to. He went against the traditional way of writing poetry and actually talked about the things that were going on in that time period.
The reason why Whitman fits so well during the Romantic Period was because his poetry talked about what was happening at that time. During this time workers were fighting for their rights and American began to industrialize. In his poems he shows workers being mistreated and and then the workers taking action for their rights. He was sending a message with his writing saying that Americans should stand up for their rights. Through Whitman's poetry he shows the reader how the Romantic period was like.
Kiloni Driskell
19 December 2012
AP English, 2
1. Walt Whitman's unique style was very different than others. His style was free verse. Whitman never limited himself and he let his words of expression takes it's own shape. Whitman is important to the Romantic Era because he demonstrated a new style of poetry. Whitman voiced for the middle class expressing their different lives.
2. Whitman styles and subject fit well into the Romantic Period because his poetry was like no other. He wanted people to recognize that the upper class are not the only ones who have been working hard. His poetry was simple for others to other stand.
Mercedes G
Ms. Keeble
AP English
Period 2
1.The way that Walt Whitman wrote was very unique because of the fact that he did not follow the traditional way of writing a poem. He wrote his poems differently than all of the other American poets such as having his poems be easy to read to others and not as complicated as the other poems during that time.
2.The way that I connect Walt Whitman to the Romantic Period is about him writing about other people and how they struggle. This connects because this period was about many things but one of them was about education and by Whitman talking to the common people can be considered educating them through his poems.
Andrea O
AP English Per.2
The thing I remember most about Walt Whitman's unique style is that the main focus of his poem was not the glorification of the wealthy but instead it highlighted the hard work of the humble. Evidence of this is that in his poem "I Hear America Signing" in which he describes how the sounds various people produce while working creates a "song" . He is remember as an important Romantic Period because of his writing style and subjects.
Whitman's style and subject makes him fit well into the Romantic period because his writing style doesn't follow any rules but has a certain rhythm to it. In addition, he makes a point to highlight the value of the simple things in life which was one of the new concepts introduced during the time. In other words, Whitman's writings emphasized the beauty that could be found in the minute details of simple life rather than glorifying the wealthy and extravagance they lived in like the past poets had.
Johanna Go-Oco
Ap English, Per. 2
19 December 2012
1.) Walt Whitman's unique style of writing differs from all the other poetry in his time because he strays from the traditional format. His way of writing is free and simple instead of other poetry that was written with a strict structure. He is remembered as an important Romantic Period poet because he wrote poetry that people related to and had experiences with.
2.) Whitman's style of writing and the subjects he wrote about fit into the Romantic Period very well because during that time, workers and laborers were fighting for their rights. His poetry also explained the hardships that people went through and in my opinion, inspired them to take a stand.
Kiana Ledda
AP English, Per. 5
19, December 2012
As I recall from Whitman's works as a Romantic poet, his style of writing differs from others within that era in many ways. Whitman's poems often contained free-style, and it seemed as if he was really trying to connect with the readers with his use of words. It can also be noticed that he uses a lot of repetition yet his work still maintains a certain flow. In addition, his work was very simple so that it easy to comprehend the message he wanted to send out to his audience. Some people find Whitman an important role in the Romantic Period because he didn't follow the traditional style of poetry. Meaning, he was very free spirited in his work and was really focused on actuality.
Whitman's style and subjects makes him fit well in the Romantic Period because it was a time where people were trying to get away from tradition and start anew. Which in this case, Walt Whitman wanted to create a new form of poetry; a more free and, as Dominique said, less restricted. In his poem, "I Hear America Singing", he focused on how he sees America, which was beauty. His type of style was kind hearted, rather than very negative.
Hannah Reddy
Ms. Keeble
AP English 11, Period 2
19 December 2012
1.During the Romantic period, poems were usually written about rich, affluent people. However specifically in Walt Whitman's "I Hear America Singing", he wrote about everyday working citizens like mechanics, carpenters, and shoemakers, which completely went against the norm and what the period was about. Using the word "singing" as a way of explaining that they're doing their job. And contributing their part as a singer would do in a choir; in this case however, America would represent the choir and each individual member would be the different workers.
2.The Romantic period was about feelings, emotions, and displeasure of the presented social order. In this poem, Whitman does go against social order by writing about the working class rather than the rich. By writing about them, he changes the social order in a way that is unknown. Most of the time only the rich are regarded and here the poorer citizens are put on top and recognized.
Elisha Hussain
AP English 11
Ms. Keeble
December 19, 2012
1) I recall a lot from Walt Whitman's unique style. For example, his way American style that was expressed in his writings. He had a way of incorporating different styles during his writings. He seemed to be a true romantacist, because majority of his writing and poems were
about the Romantic Era. His readings also seem to capture your attention, because he had such a unique way of writing that made you want to read more. Also, with his poems Whitman didn't use typical line structures. Also, Whitman was percieved as a Romantic author because he wrote about the things that were occuring during that Era. He didn't try to make it seem as good or as bad. but he merely wrote about the Romantice Era the way it was.
2) Whitman's styles and subjects made him fit well in the Romantic Period, because everything that he put into his peoms were about that Era and the difficulties that they faced. He didn't try and make poems that would give pleasure to others, instead he tried to be an idealist and show the world and future generations everything that they woud need to know abou that Era. He also didn't sugar coat his poems or water them down, instead he threw out the facts in a mesmerizing way.
Tanzeel Hak
Ms. Keeble
AP English, Period 2
20 December 2012
Whitman had a very unique style. He wrote his poems breaking the normal rules that every other poet used in there writing. This fits well with romanticism and individualism. Whitman did his own thing and took a different path than ordinary poets. Another one of a kind aspect about Whitman was that he did not write about the rich like many other poets.
The romantic period was based on workers/laborers and Whitman specifically only wrote about the common man and by doing this many people could relate to his writings. Whitman believed that there were enough poets writing about the lives of the rich, so he did something unique, something that was never done before.
Canyon Riley
Ms. Keeble
AP English 11, Period 2
19 December 2012
What I remembered most about Whitman's style was that he never let his poetry limit him. Unlike most poets at the time and before him, Whitman never followed a certain rhyming scheme or stanza length and his poetry was easy to comprehend. Both these elements were vital for writers in the Romantic Period, a time when many people practiced individualism.
Whitman's style was very influential in his time because he used unusual references to express an unbiased opinion. In his poem, I Hear America Singing, Walt Whitman describes the struggles of working Americans and how those people were prospering through it. The unappreciated workers of America could relate directly to the poem, which is why many praised this poem.
Kiala Aranas
AP English 11, 5th
18 December 2012
1) The simple recognition that Whitman illuminates the page with was inexplicably interesting. There were no parables, or a difficult message to derive from the poems. Whitman is remembered because he "Americanized" Romanticism. When using the word "Amerianized", one must remember what the United States did –revolutionized. 2) Whitman captured the essence of Romaniticsm in his poems because the were simple, and non-traditional. The poems described their subject in a natural way.
Merritt Walker
Ms. Keeble
AP English 2
19 December 2012
1. What I remembered from Walt Whitman's poetry was that he was very different from the rest of the poets during his time. His poetry seemed simple. Something that set him apart from others what that he talked about the poor instead of the rich.
2. Whitman's different style of poetry fit the Romantic Period. He wrote about the average American during a time where things were changing and industrialization was happening. He let the American people see how the majority lived. He wasn't afraid to be stand out and be different from the other poets in this era.
Natasha R
AP English
20 December 2012
1) Whitman's style of writing was very simple and direct. But at the same he used a complex sentences and some large vocabulary. Whitman is probably remembered for the honesty he has wrote. He speaks about the law and how us civilians should really consider the logic of then authority. Whitman actually spoke out the thoughts of what many americans probably didn't want to say.
2) Whitman fit into the Romantic era becuase during that time , people at the time spoke open mindedly. They began to be mor open about subjects that no one talked about. Whitman happened to be one of these men,and spoke about the government.
Jessica A
Ms. Keeble.
AP Lang. and Composition, Per. 5
19 December 2012
1. Walt Whitman's style was unique in which it is wasn't structured. He wrote freely and simply to exploit his intentions/themes. He is remembered for his collection of poems called Leaves of Grass. The poem that was assigned for us to read on Monday, "I Hear America Singing," conveys strict Romantic period beliefs, because Whitman seeks to expose what conditions were like for the common people, rather than focusing on those who were well-off and above.
2. Because the Romantic Period appeals to truth and realization, Whitman fits well into the period. For example, in "I Hear America Singing," Whitman chronicled the sounds that represented the growth of the country. Masons, carpenters, boatmen, etc, were all the contributors to the sound of America rising. These individuals all shared a characteristic; they were common people. Whitman excluded the rich from his works because they didn't dispense large amounts of time and effort into the growing country. Instead, they commanded the common people around.
Dennise Vazquez
Period 2
1.Whitman's unique style was very light. His poetry was mostly based on those who worked hard for America instead of those who were wealthy and had a perfect life. Whitman is the first poet to write entirely in free verse.
2. Whitman's style and subjects makes him fit well into the Romantic Period because during this time people had to work hard and his poetry explained what these people had to go through. His poetry talked about their daily basis but he wrote his poems as a form of hope for those who were not wealthy.
1) Whitman's style fitted him; describing America and society in a simple way. He talked about those who worked to prosper in a relaxed format. He did not overdue imagery with his words, vocabulary many would not know, and not focusing on the rich. People remember him because of his vital role in the Romantic Period. He strayed away from the rich glamor life and wrote about the real world. He wrote about the everyday workers who slaved for that extra penny in their paycheck. Whitman wrote about the day to day citizen voices that needed to be heard in America.
2)The way Whitman wrote was the perfect partner for the Romantic Period. During this time, rights of laborers was a huge issue. People who earned their pay wanted better conditions, better wages, etc. Whitman wrote how those who were treated unfairly retaliated.
Diana Larios
AP English 11
Period: 1
18 December 2012
1. Whitman was recognized for his unique style of writing because when it came to poetry he would break the strategic format that other authors would stand by and he wrote without such tight limitations. Instead Whitman wrote about all the things that were real to people living in the Romantic Period which was something other authors didn't do and it only made him stand out even more. In the poem that we read on Monday, Whitman wrote about all the basic workers of the community and through his writing we discover some of their struggles. His writing was more open minded than the established American poets.
2. The Romantic Period was an artistic and intellectual movement that in itself brought forth many emotions, change, freedom, and etc… They way that I fit Whitman's writing into this period is because his writing is filled with emotions and it was different. His writing challenged the status quo and that was exactly what his period was about letting go of old ways and trying something new.
AP English 11
Per 2
1. What I can recall about Walt Whitman's unique style is that is was very different from most tradition style poems, and very freestyle. He did not restrict himself to a certain format and he let the expression of the poetry itself take shape. He is remembered as an important Romantic Period poet because he basically created a new kind of poetry, which incorporated a sense of freedom and personality. It was not boring and structured like most others, which made it special.
2. I think that Whitman's style and subjects make him fit well into the Romantic Period because a majority of them were about things like nature and how society was evolving in that time period. They were about development and change, and very artistic and intellectual, which is basically what the Romantic Period was. His literature reflected how society was like in this time, and he demonstrated it perfectly by adding his own personality and style to it, which everyone seemed to love and enjoy.
Abraham N.
AP English 11
period 5
18 December 2012
1) Walt Whitman's style was unconventional, and new to poetry readers at the time, because unlike most poets, Whitman did not rhyme in his poetry and instead he used literary devices that you would see in an essay or a book like imagery, repetition, and parallelism. Walt Whitman was arguably remembered because of his use of realism in his poetry, something that the person reading can somewhat relate too.
2) Whitman's style fits perfectly with the Romantic Period because of the literary devices he uses in his poetry like imagery and personification. Also like other poets during that period, Whitman was a transcendentalist who wrote about self-reliance, but didn't make it his main topic in his poetry. Whitman's poems relate to the Romantic Period because he wrote about nature, which was a big topic in poems during the Romantic period. Whitman also wrote about transcendentalism and realism.
The big fear that I have about debating my classmates is messing up my words. If I mess up on what I am saying it won't really prove my point. Debating, for me, is really fun. I just get nervous in front of a crowed and when I'm nervous I don't speak very well. I think fear is juts based on the way the person thinks. And for me public speaking is a big fear. I can speak in front of people I've never met but in front of people that I know and will associate with later on makes me super nervous. Fear is more in our head; it's based on things we've seen.
Gonzalo Haro
AP Lang. and Comp.
Ms Keeble, 1st Period
December 18, 2012
1) Whitman's style of poetry was very interesting. It featured simple lines and he didn't use any words that the average American at the time wouldn't understand. Whitman also talks about the people as if they were all beautiful to him. The way he described their "singing" was very joyful and spirited. He talked about the people as if they were all of grave importance to the country, which they were, and that made him a Romanticist. The love of people, and society, is primarily why people are going to remember him.
2)Whitman writes a lot of poems that emphasize on people in a good way. He writes about their contributions, and he does it in a way that is both simple, and beautiful. He keeps repeating "singing" and that the workers all sang. He says this because human prosperity and will to live is like music to his ears. He thinks it's beautiful, so he writes his poems accordingly so they reflect on that beauty. The Romantic period emphasized beauty and a love of the world, and Whitman seems to be adoring the scene he paints in his poems.
Alexis L.
Ms. Keeble
AP English 11
1.) Walt Whitman's poetry had a very simple structure to it. It wasn't like the traditional poetry of this time period. He didn't write his poems like the rest of the American poets, which makes him a well known Romantic period poet.
2.) Whitman's style of poetry was easily understood by any audience. His poerty represents the Americans that didn't just stand there and took everything, but the ones that actually took a stand. His poetry was meant for those average Americans of his time.
Lizeth Jacinto
AP English
1.) The unique style of Whitman's was more like a free verse poet to express his thoughts. Whitman describes American life in a simple matter of that certain period of time. His works being simple and easy for commom middle class to enjoy his poetry. He is remembering a romantic poet because he was in love with life itself. The romantic part of his poem was that he did not write about what he believe or though but the reality of the middle working class. He uses his sense of knowledge of this Class to provide the reader with an example of the daily life style of such class.
2) Whitman's style makes him fit good in this romantic period because it shows how passionate he was towards life. He wanted people to see the other side not just the rich side. His writing made people understand and recognize the work of the middle class. This period people were becoming are of things that they didn't knew about a Whitman poems help that people.
Jashleen Singh
Ms. Keeble
AP English 11, Per 2
1) Whitman's poetry style is very easy going and simple. It is somwhat relaxed. He is able to describe the lives of workers in a way that lets the reader understand what they are going through, without having to over analyze anything. He is a unique poet because he broke away from the rules of traditional poetry, which brought freedom to his.
2) The Romantic Period was a time in which art, literature, and intellectual thoughts were brough forward. Whitman's poetry had more freedom applied to it, creating a new style which broke away from everything else.
1. Whitman's poetry was less structured and more free written than the traditional poetry during that time. He's remembered as an important Romantic Period poet because he broke away from traditional poetry and created a new and unique style. Even though it was a new style nobody had seen before, they recognized the value of his poetry and accepted his bold transition.
2. Whitmen's style fits well into the Romantic Period because his poetry and it's style is symbolically related to society during that time. Whitman's poetry was a new thing, and it was not as structured and framed as traditional poetry styles. As well as people during the Romantic Period were seeing things in a new way and lifestyles were being transformed. I think Whitman's poetry shows that the Romantic Period wasn't just changing peoples lives and morals, it was also changing poetry and the way people thought about things.
Rachael B.
Ms. Keeble
AP English 11, Per. 2
18 December 2012
1. I remember how Walt Whitman repeated words within his poetry to emphasize the meaning and connection it had with the people he wrote about. His poetry seemed simple in a way for all to comprehend its true theme. He is mostly remembered for using free verses in poetry without a specific or certain guideline.
2. His style of simplicity and recognition of the average people fit well into the period because most people were beginning to change how social classes were established as well as the government itself and his writings were reflections of the change. The average people who were able to read his poetry that was focused on them felt as good as the rich who usually read poems they related to.
Rachel N.
Ms. Keeble
AP English Language & Composition
21 December 2012
1) Whitman's unique style was very comfortable and simple. He illustrated the spirit of America in a very basic format. He didn't try to use flashy vocabulary or literary language we would have to work hard to decipher. Naming middle class jobs that had to work hard every day to make ends meet displays the singing spirit of America voicing their desires for equality. He is remembered as a significant Romantic Period poet because he didn't write poetry like the traditional American poets did. He conveyed what was really going on during this time and how people moved to being more liberal in advocating for their desires.
2) Whitman's style and subjects makes him fit well into the Romantic Period because during this time America was also industrializing and fighting for their rights as workers. Before that, people would just follow tradition and not want to cause a scene. His poetry portrays how Americans didn't just do nothing when they endured unfair treatment, but did something about it. Moreover, his poetry also has a sweet feeling to it, not completely laying out what was going on, but hinting at it and giving it a sugary, superficial coat. Whitman gave us the truth very lightly mirroring the Romantic Period during this time.


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9 Best Smart TV Apps
Smart TVs have become quite a phenomenon. They are not prohibitively expensive, and promise to offer a much better experience. Naturally, new TV buyers are opting for them. But, only a few of the households bother to enjoy the many additional benefits offered by smart TVs. The true potential of these television sets can only be realized when you connect them to the internet, download the apps, and enjoy a deluge of content available on them. Here are some of the best apps for your smart TVs, which may end up making your cable connection pretty much redundant.
In the world of streaming services, Netflix is an unchallenged leader of entertainment. Its library of TV shows, movies, documentaries, and other interesting content, is simply unparalleled. Unlike cable television, you don't have to wait for new episodes to be released each week. Netflix offers entire seasons for binge watching. It even has its own award-winning original shows that you will fall in love with.
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HBO Go and HBO Now are two apps from HBO, which allow you to enjoy all of HBO's content on the internet. If you already subscribe to HBO on your cable or satellite TV connection, then you can use your credentials to access HBO Go. If you don't have the pay TV subscription to HBO, then you can download HBO Now, which allows anyone to access it as long as you purchase the subscription for HBO Now.
The thing about YouTube is that it won't bring you latest movies or TV shows like cable TV, at least not for free. But, it does offer a lot of excellent content in the form of viral videos, funny videos, latest music, special interest videos, educational videos, and what not. You get unlimited entertainment on YouTube, all for free when you download this app.
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Local BioMed Industry Presents Palmaz Award, Honors Advances
The local biomedical community says it is on track when it comes to performing potentially life saving research in the five key areas which have been identified as ripe for local innovation, 1200 WOAI news reports.
"Cancer, diabetes, infectious disease, neuroscience, and regenerative medicine," said Kennett Trevett, president of the Texas Biomedical Research Institute and president of the umbrella group Biomed SA.
Biomed SA Wednesday night presented its Julio Palmaz Award for Innovation in Healthcare and the Biosciences to internationally known researcher and medical device inventor Robert Langer. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology engineer has more than 815 issued or pending patents, and has been named as one of the six 'heroes whose inventions may save your life.'
"Dr. Langer's stature as a world famous engineer, medical inventor, and entrepreneur makes him a standout choice for this year's award," said Bruce Leslie, President of Alamo Colleges and the head of this year's selection committee. "He is recognized as the world's most cited engineer and one of history's most prolific medical inventors. He has played a pioneering role in advancing multiple technologies, working at the intersection of academic research and the commercial market with transformational results."
Langer said he was honored to receive an award named in honor of Palmaz, the former UT Health Science Center researcher who invented the balloon expandable stent, recognized as one of the most significant medical advances of the past half century. Langer pointed out that he and Palmaz were inducted into the Inventors Hall of Fame at the same time.
Trevett says research being done in San Antonio has already made great strides in improving lives through inventions and processes perfected here.
"Yes, technology can really advance us," he said. "It has led to what used to be a lot of inpatient procedures and stays turning into outpatient procedures. But it is also critically important that physicians learn the art of healing as well."
Trevett pointed out that many of the diseases and conditions San Antonio biomedical researchers and companies are working hard to fight are actually man made, and have come onto the scene fairly recently. He cited obesity as one example.
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British Airways is launching a new subsidiary, OpenSkies, offering luxury-seat flights from the US to continental Europe. The first flights will start in June from New York to Paris or Brussels, with the second route to the other capital launching later in the year. The Boeing 757 aircrafts will have just 82 seats, including a business class cabin with 24 seats that convert into 6ft beds (www.flyopenskies.com).
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Families looking for an active holiday should check out Families 2008, a brand new programme from independent operator Inntravel. There's something for everyone, from walking or cycling to canoeing or summer tobogganing in countries across Europe, with accommodation ranging from self-catering cabins in the Norwegian highlands to farmhouses in France. All departure dates are during school holidays, between March and October (01653 617906; www.inntravel.co.uk/families).
Le Couvent d'Hérépian in the Haut-Languedoc Regional Park, in south-west France, is a new boutique retreat that's ideal for a romantic weekend away. The 17th-century convent has 13 suites with their own kitchens. There's a lovely communal lounge/library with log fire, and a bijou spa (you can also choose an in-room massage). The village of Hérépian is very picturesque, and there's plenty to do in the area, from visiting medieval towns to cycling on nature trails through the countryside. Montpellier and Marseille are the closest airports. Suites cost from £78 a night (00 33 467 118715; www.couventherepian.com).
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Hidden Markov models with spectral features for 2D shape recognition
Cai, Jinhai & Liu, Zhi-Qiang (2001) Hidden Markov models with spectral features for 2D shape recognition. IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 23(12), pp. 1454-1458.
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We present a technique using Markov models with spectral features for recognizing 2D shapes. We analyze the properties of Fourier spectral features derived from closed contours of 2D shapes and use these features for 2D pattern recognition. We develop algorithms for reestimating parameters of hidden Markov models. To demonstrate the effectiveness of our models, we have tested our methods on two image databases: hand-tools and unconstrained handwritten numerals. We are able to achieve high recognition rates of 99.4 percent and 96.7 percent without rejection on these two sets of image data, respectively.
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Defying the Taliban, Girls in Pakistan Go to School
In 2009, the Taliban in Pakistan barred girls from attending school, an edict it enforced with indiscriminate brutality. When teenager Malala Yousafzai won international attention for speaking out against the ban, the Islamic fundamentalists tried to make an example of her. In October 2012 a gunman shot her in the face as she rode the bus to school. The bullet struck above her left eye, grazing her brain. Now 16, she's published a memoir, met President Obama in the Oval Office, and become a world-traveling activist on behalf of girls' rights.
In a country where only 40 percent of adult women can read and write, outrage at Yousafzai's shooting has brought pressure on government officials to raise education standards and encourage families to send their daughters to school. In recent months there's been a spike in the number of girls enrolling in school in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, which lies at the center of a Taliban insurgency. The provincial government increased education spending by about 30 percent and began an enrollment drive that's added 200,000 pupils, including 75,000 girls. Yousafzai's story "is certainly helping us to promote education in the tribal belt," says Muhammad Atif Khan, the province's education minister. "Education is a matter of death and life. We can't solve terrorism issues without educating people."
Four years ago, Taliban guerrillas took control of the rural district of Swat, in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, a forested, mile-high valley 155 miles north of the capital, Islamabad, and imposed their strict interpretation of Islamic law. They beheaded local leaders and burned schools in a two-year fight that uprooted 2 million people from their homes. A government military offensive ended their rule, but Taliban strikes in the area are still common. The government says insurgents have killed more than 1,200 civilians, soldiers, and police this year.
Despite the danger, school enrollment among girls is surging at both private and government-funded schools, according to Ahmad Shah, the chairman of the Private Schools Management Association, an organization that represents 500 schools in the area. His school has seen a 10 percent rise in admissions this year, the most since the Taliban's ouster. "In our schools, girls are saying, 'I want to be like Malala,' " Shah says. Women have held prominent positions in Pakistan, including Fahmida Mirza, a former Parliament speaker, and Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, who was killed in an alleged Taliban attack in 2007. Yet nationwide only 22 percent of women age 15 and older hold jobs, compared with 78 percent of men, according to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics.
Some Pakistanis remain suspicious of Yousafzai, believing she's part of a U.S. plan to undermine their way of life. "We don't want our daughters to go out and speak against our traditions," says Wali Khan, a restaurant owner in Mingora. "U.S. drones are killing innocent kids and women in our area. Do they really care about us? All they want is to malign us through this girl, who is playing into their hands." The Dawn newspaper reported that the Pakistani Taliban has threatened to kill Yousafzai—who now lives in the U.K.—and target shops in Pakistan that sell her memoir, I Am Malala.
That hasn't deterred girls from seeking out the book. Sadiqa Ameen, a 15-year-old in Swat, says she'll see herself in the memoir. "This is probably the first-ever book written by a Swati girl," Ameen says. "I am sure her story will be something we all know and have gone through during the Taliban rule." High school student Shehzad Qamar credits Yousafzai with prompting the government to build more local institutions of higher learning. "She has done what we couldn't have achieved in 100 years," Qamar says. "She gave this town an identity."
The bottom line: Despite threats and brutality from the Taliban, a rural education program in Pakistan has enrolled 75,000 girls in school.


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Emerald Tablet
The Emerald Tablet, also known as the Smaragdine Table, or Tabula Smaragdina, is a compact and cryptic piece of the Hermetica reputed to contain the secret of the prima materia and its transmutation. It was highly regarded by European alchemists as the foundation of their art and its Hermetic tradition. The original source of the Emerald Tablet is unknown. Although Hermes Trismegistus is the author named in the text, its first known appearance is in a book written in Arabic between the sixth and eighth centuries. The text was first translated into Latin in the twelfth century. Numerous translations, interpretations and commentaries followed.
The layers of meaning in the Emerald Tablet have been associated with the creation of the philosopher's stone, laboratory experimentation, phase transition, the alchemical magnum opus, the ancient, classical, element system, and the correspondence between macrocosm and microcosm.
Textual history[edit]
The text of the Smaragdine Tablet gives its author as Hermes Trismegistus ("Hermes the Thrice-Greatest"), a legendary Hellenistic[1] combination of the Greek god Hermes and the ancient Egyptian god Thoth.[2] Despite the claims of antiquity, it's believed to be an Arabic work written between the sixth and eighth centuries.[3] The oldest documentable source of the text is the Kitāb sirr al-ḫalīqa (Book of the Secret of Creation and the Art of Nature), itself a composite of earlier works. This volume is attributed to "Balinas" (or Pseudo-Apollonius of Tyana) who wrote sometime around the eighth century.[4] In his book, Balinas frames the Emerald Tablet as ancient Hermetic wisdom. He tells his readers that he discovered the text in a vault below a statue of Hermes in Tyana, and that, inside the vault, an old corpse on a golden throne held the emerald tablet.[5]
Following Balinas, an early version of the Emerald Tablet appeared in Kitab Ustuqus al-Uss al-Thani (Second Book of the Elements of Foundation) attributed to Jabir ibn Hayyan.[6] The Smaragdine Tablet was first translated into Latin in the twelfth century by Hugo of Santalla.[7] The text is also in an enlarged thirteenth century edition of Secretum Secretorum (also known as Kitab Sirr al-Asrar).
The tablet text[edit]
Newton's translation[edit]
A translation by Isaac Newton is found among his alchemical papers that are currently housed in King's College Library, Cambridge University.[8]
- Tis true without error, certain & most true.
- That which is below is like that which is above & that which is above is like that which is below to do the miracles of one only thing
- And as all things have been & arose from one by the [meditation] of one: so all things have their birth from this one thing by adaptation.
- The Sun is its father, the moon its mother, the wind hath carried it in its belly, the earth is its nurse.
- The father of all perfection in the whole world is here.
- Its force or power is entire if it be converted into earth.
- Separate thou the earth from the fire, the subtle from the gross sweetly with great industry.
- It ascends from the earth to the heaven & again it descends to the earth & receives the force of things superior & inferior.
- By this means you shall have the glory of the whole world
- & thereby all obscurity shall fly from you.
- Its force is above all force. For it vanquishes every subtle thing & penetrates every solid thing.
- So was the world created.
- From this are & do come admirable adaptations whereof the means (or process) is here in this. Hence I am called Hermes Trismegist, having the three parts of the philosophy of the whole world
- That which I have said of the operation of the Sun is accomplished & ended.
Theatrum Chemicum translation[edit]
Another translation can be found in Theatrum Chemicum, Volume IV (1613), in Georg Beatus' Aureliae Occultae Philosophorum:[9][10]
- This is true and remote from all cover of falsehood
- Whatever is below is similar to that which is above. Through this the marvels of the work of one thing are procured and perfected.
- Also, as all things are made from one, by the [consideration] of one, so all things were made from this one, by conjunction.
- The father of it is the sun, the mother the moon. The wind bore it in the womb. Its nurse is the earth, the mother of all perfection.
- Its power is perfected. If it is turned into earth.
- Separate the earth from the fire, the subtle and thin from the crude and [coarse], prudently, with modesty and wisdom.
- This ascends from the earth into the sky and again descends from the sky to the earth, and receives the power and efficacy of things above and of things below.
- By this means you will acquire the glory of the whole world,
- And so you will drive away all shadows and blindness.
- For this by its fortitude snatches the palm from all other fortitude and power. For it is able to penetrate and subdue everything subtle and everything crude and hard.
- By this means the world was founded
- And hence the marvelous conjunctions of it and admirable effects, since this is the way by which these marvels may be brought about.
- And because of this they have called me Hermes Tristmegistus since I have the three parts of the wisdom and philosophy of the whole universe.
- My speech is finished which I have spoken concerning the solar work
Latin text[edit]
Original edition of the Latin text. (Chrysogonus Polydorus, Nuremberg 1541):
- Verum, sine mendacio, certum et verissimum:
- Quod est inferius est sicut quod est superius, et quod est superius est sicut quod est inferius, ad perpetranda miracula rei unius.
- Et sicut res omnes fuerunt ab uno, meditatione unius, sic omnes res natae ab hac una re, adaptatione.
- Pater eius est Sol. Mater eius est Luna, portavit illud Ventus in ventre suo, nutrix eius terra est.
- Pater omnis telesmi[12] totius mundi est hic.
- Virtus eius integra est si versa fuerit in terram.
- Separabis terram ab igne, subtile ab spisso, suaviter, magno cum ingenio.
- Ascendit a terra in coelum, iterumque descendit in terram, et recipit vim superiorum et inferiorum.
- Sic habebis Gloriam totius mundi.
- Ideo fugiet a te omnis obscuritas.
- Haec est totius fortitudinis fortitudo fortis, quia vincet omnem rem subtilem, omnemque solidam penetrabit.
- Sic mundus creatus est.
- Hinc erunt adaptationes mirabiles, quarum modus est hic. Itaque vocatus sum Hermes Trismegistus, habens tres partes philosophiae totius mundi.
- Completum est quod dixi de operatione Solis.
In its several Western recensions, the Tablet became a mainstay of medieval and Renaissance alchemy. Commentaries and/or translations were published by, among others, Trithemius, Roger Bacon, Michael Maier, Aleister Crowley, Albertus Magnus, and Isaac Newton. The concise text was a popular summary of alchemical principles, wherein the secrets of the philosopher's stone were thought to have been described.[13]
The fourteenth century alchemist Ortolanus (or Hortulanus) wrote a substantial exegesis on The Secret of Hermes, which was influential on the subsequent development of alchemy. Many manuscripts of this copy of the Emerald Tablet and the commentary of Ortolanus survive, dating at least as far back as the fifteenth century. Ortolanus, like Albertus Magnus before him saw the tablet as a cryptic recipe that described laboratory processes using deck names (or code words). This was the dominant view held by Europeans until the fifteenth century.[14]
By the early sixteenth century, the writings of Johannes Trithemius (1462–1516) marked a shift away from a laboratory interpretation of the Emerald Tablet, to a literal approach. Trithemius equated Hermes' one thing with the monad of pythagorean philosophy and the anima mundi. This interpretation of the Hermetic text was adopted by alchemists such as John Dee, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa and Gerhard Dorn.[15]
C.G. Jung identified The Emerald Tablet with a table made of green stone which he encountered in the first of a set of his dreams and visions beginning at the end of 1912, and climaxing in his writing Seven Sermons to the Dead in 1916.[citation needed] Historians of science, Eric John Holmyard (1891-1959) and Julius Ruska (1867-1949) also studied the tablet in the twentieth century. Because of its longstanding popularity, the Emerald Tablet is the only piece of non-Greek Hermetica to attract widespread attention in the West.
See also[edit]
- ^ Hart, G., The Routledge Dictionary of Egyptian Gods and Goddesses, 2005, Routledge, second edition, Oxon, p 158
- ^ (Budge The Gods of the Egyptians Vol. 1 p. 415)
- ^ Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke. The Western Esoteric Traditions : A Historical Introduction. Oxford University Press, 2008. p. 34.
- ^ Katharine Park, Lorraine Daston. The Cambridge History of Science: Volume 3, Early Modern Science. Cambridge University Press, 2006. p.502
- ^ Florian Ebeling. The Secret History of Hermes Trismegistus: Hermeticism from Ancient to Modern Times. Cornell University Press, 2007. p. 46-47, 96
- ^ M. Th Houtsma. First Encyclopaedia of Islam: 1913-1936 p. 594
- ^ Florian Ebeling. The Secret History of Hermes Trismegistus: Hermeticism from Ancient to Modern Times. Cornell University Press, 2007. p. 49
- ^ Isaac Newton. "Keynes MS. 28". The Chymistry of Isaac Newton. Ed. William R. Newman June 2010. Retrieved March 4, 2013 from url.dlib.indiana.edu
- ^ Georgio Beato. Aurelium Occultae Philosophorum. (Davis 1926: 874.) Retrieved March 4, 2013 from levity.com
- ^ Text has been renumbered to match Latin translation
- ^ Chrysogonus Polydorus (1545) Alchemiae Gebri Arabis philosophi solertissimi libri, cum reliquis, ut versa pagella indicabit
- ^ Sometimes written Thelesmi. This indicates a Greek origin. The Latin word "Tela" (ae,fem.) roughly means "loom" or "incomplete cloth". The true meaning of the word is somewhat obscure. On the other hand, telesmi appears to be the Latin translitteration of the plural form of the Greek word τελεσμός (telesmós), whose meaning is "consecration"; see: Lorenzo Rocci, Vocabolario greco-italiano, Roma-Città di Castello, Ed. Soc. Dante Alighieri - Ed. S. Lapi, 1952.
- ^ Stanton Linden. The Alchemy Reader: From Hermes Trismegistus to Isaac Newton. Cambridge University Press, 2003 p. 27
- ^ Allen G. Debus. Alchemy and Early McDern Chemistry: Papers from Ambix. Jeremy Mills Publishing, 2004. p.415
- ^ Allen G. Debus. Alchemy and Early McDern Chemistry: Papers from Ambix. Jeremy Mills Publishing, 2004. p.415
Further reading[edit]
- Forshaw, Peter (2006) (2006). 'Alchemical Exegesis: Fractious Distillations of the Essence of Hermes', in L.M. Principe (ed.), Chymists and Chymistry: Studies in the History of Alchemy and Early Modern Chemistry. Sagamore Beach, MA: Science History Publications, 2007, 25-38
- Holmyard, E.J. The Emerald Table, Nature, No. 2814, Vol. 112, October 6, 1923, pp 525–6.
- Holmyard, E.J., Alchemy, Pelican, Harmondsworth, 1957. pp 95–8.
- Needham, J., Science and Civilisation in China, vol. 5, part 4: Spagyrical discovery and invention: Apparatus, Theories and gifts. CUP, 1980.
- Ruska, Julius. Tabula Smaragdina. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der hermetischen Literatur. Heidelberg, 1926.
- Ruska, Julius. Die Alchimie ar-Razi's. n.p., 1935.
- Ruska, Julius. Quelques problemes de literature alchimiste. n.p., 1931.
- Stapleton, H.E., Lewis, G.L, Sherwood Taylor, F. The sayings of Hermes quoted in the Ma Al-Waraqi of Ibn Umail. Ambix, vol. 3, 1949, pp 69–90.
- M. Robinson. The History and Myths surrounding Johannes Hispalensis, in Bulletin of Hispanic Studies vol. 80, no. 4, October 2003, pp. 443–470, abstract.
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- South Carolina Highway Patrol
Provide "best practices" training for handling situations involving dogs
In order for animals to be safe from cruelty, neglect or dangerous situations, police officers need to know how to respond in order to do the what is right. Animal cruelty is not something that is to be taken lightly.
Aug 16, 2013- A South Carolina television station posted on their Facebook Page the picture of a dog in a pet carrier travelling outside of the van. The dog was being hauled inside of the crate on a small flat bed. According to the statement made on the picture, a person took the picture from the car and started sharing the image on Facebook. Concerned compassionate people started calling the police for help. It was obvious to people that the dog was in danger and needed help. The Highway Police was able to stop the moving vehicle and see for the dog. According to the Television Station, the officers decided that there was no need for alarm since the dog walked out of the pet carrier and drank water.
According to South Carolina Law Title 47 Cruelty to Animals Section 47-1-10 (1) "Animal" means a living vertebrate creature except a homo sapiens. Therefore, the police should consider the dog being hulled as a sentient being exposed to danger traveling outside the car. The dog was in eminent danger; the visibility of the small flat bed could have gone unnoticed by taller vehicles and therefore expose the dog to being in danger.
As a sentient being, the dog can show signs of distress. There was no one looking over the dog to see if the dog displayed any anxiety due to unknown noises or the sensation of movement. This should be considered as torment.
On 2007, the magazine TIME covered the story of presidential candidate Mitt Romney, travelling with his dog inside of a crate on top of his car. He was bound to serious criticism that still lingers on comments. No matter the time passed.
The following paragraph is part of the article written by Anna Marie Cox for TIME Magazine, a statement given by law enforcement of the state of Massachusetts's and Stacey Wolf, attorney and legislative director for the ASPCA:
Massachusetts's animal cruelty laws specifically prohibit anyone from carrying an animal "in or upon a vehicle, or otherwise, in an unnecessarily cruel or inhuman manner or in a way and manner which might endanger the animal carried thereon." An officer for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals responded to a description of the situation saying. Officer, Nadia Branca, declined to give a definitive opinion on whether Romney broke the law but did note that it's against state law to have a dog in an open bed of a pick-up truck, and "if the dog was being carried in a way that endangers it, that would be illegal." And while it appears that the statute of limitations has probably passed, Stacey Wolf, attorney and legislative director for the ASPCA, said "even if it turns out to not be against the law at the time, in the district, we'd hope that people would use common sense...Any manner of transporting a dog that places the animal in serious danger is something that we'd think is inappropriate...I can't speak to the accuracy of the case, but it raises concerns about the judgment used in this particular situation."
Read more: http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1638065,00.html#ixzz2c8WOpthU
The South Carolina Highway Patrol should have considered the eminent danger the dog was in and considered him as a sentient being in need of help. Common sense should be a quality in all officers that are supposed to enforce the law.
The following petition asks the South Carolina Highway Patrol to reconsider having training when it comes to the welfare of animals and suspend the officer in question for lack of judgment and endangering an animal.
A dog cannot speak for himself. They are in need of people that see for him and demand for the law to be enforced. If thousands of concerned citizens that shared and commented on the picture thought that the dog was in danger…why can't a police officer consider the opinion of all the people that were concerned for the animal?
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The following petition letter is to respectfully ask the South Carolina Highway patrol to reconsider having training when it comes to the welfare of animals and suspend the officer in question for lack of judgment and endangering an animal. Please provide "best practices" training for handling situations involving companion animals. In order for animals to be safe from cruelty, neglect or dangerous situations, police officers need to know how to respond in order to do the what is right. Animal cruelty is not something that is to be taken lightly.
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We need to have a more sophisticated discussion about the internet and how children and families interact with it (Leaders, 5 January). For a start, we have to stop talking about "parents" and "children" as if they were all the same. They aren't. In many families the idea of mum or dad, or both, sitting down with their children to discuss how the day went, what new issues are coming up, how to stay safe on the internet and so on will seem as normal and everyday as all sitting down together for dinner in the evening. But then, as we know, there are large numbers of families where this just does not happen and for a wide variety of reasons. Are the children in such families simply to be written off because they had the misfortune to be born into the wrong kind of household?
Schools have a vital role to play here and I am most certainly all for continued efforts to reach out to every parent to help them help their children, both in relation to safer internet use, but also in relation to many other topics of concern. It is essential we carry on trying to do that in ever more effective ways, but we also need to be wary of falling for the argument that anything beyond that inevitably leads to a Big Brother state where we become indistinguishable from North Korea.
Technical measures taken at network level have more or less eliminated the publication of child pornography online. I am not leaping to conclusions from that example, but equally I cite it as proof that, where a broad consensus is established within the internet industry, much can be achieved without the need for direct government intervention.
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Leading viewers through a star-studded night of energetic musical performances, Adam Lambert played host to Sunday's (December 16) VH1 Divas 2012 concert showcase.
Held at Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium, the "American Idol" rocker helped get things going with a rendition of David Bowie's "Let's Dance" while being followed up by fellow "Idol" alum Kelly Clarkson - as the newly engaged singer offered up an inspired delivery of her new ditty dubbed "Catch My Breath."
It's always quite the entertaining spectacle, and this year looks to be no different as the stars are set to converge at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles for the 2012 VH1 Divas on Sunday night (December 16).
With live red carpet video coverage available below beginning at 8/7c, the red carpet is sure to be abuzz as special guests this time around include Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato, as well as newly engaged "American Idol" alum, Kelly Clarkson.
Letting it all hang out, Keri Hilson seems to have forgotten to strap on a bra before heading out to the Hennessy 'Wild Rabbit' campaign launch event at the Highline Studios in New York City on Thursday night (April 5).
The "Pretty Girl Rock" singer smiled and posed for pictures in a sheer color clock shirt before heading into the event - seemingly failing to notice that she was flashing everyone who laid eyes on her.
The music world lost another great artist when rapper Heavy D passed away yesterday (November 8), and Tinseltown was rife with tweets regarding the sad news.
Singer Keri Hilson wrote, "RIP Heavy D. Glad I had the pleasure of meeting you. In your words, 'I got nuthin but love for ya.' Prayers to his family & friends."
There's nothing worse than a nutjob jumping onstage to ruin a concert, and Keri Hilson narrowly escaped injury when a crazed fan grabbed her during a show.
The beautiful songstress was performing in Paris, France when a guy rushed onto the stage and grabbed her for a hug.
Showing off her blossoming body in the fullest, Ashley Tisdale stripped down for Allure magazine's May 2011 Issue.
The "High School Musical" hottie and a handful of fellow gorgeous gals bared all in provocative shots taken by famed photographer Patrick Demarchelier for the annual Nudes Issue.
Certainly the place to be seen, the 2011 Pre-Grammy Gala and Salute To Industry Icons drew out a slew of showbiz stars in Beverly Hills, California on Saturday night (February 12).
Taking place at the Beverly Hilton, top names in entertainment including Katy Perry, Jennifer Hudson, Miley Cyrus and Adam Lambert all partook in the fete honoring David Geffen.
Kicking off the red carpet festivities, Keri Hilson turned up for the 16th annual Critics' Choice Awards in Los Angeles, California on Friday evening (January 14).
Held at the Hollywood Palladium, the 28-year-old R&B singer eased her way through the arrivals area while stopping to chat with LaLa Vazquez ahead of the Tinseltown soiree.
Making for quite the star-studded celebration, a gathering of celebs teamed up for the taping of VH1 Divas Salute the Troops in Miramar, California on Friday night (December 3).
Presented by the USO at the MCAS Miramar, Katy Perry, Nicki Minaj, Keri Hilson and Jennifer Nettles were among the long list of performers taking the stage for the worthwhile cause.
Practicing up for this weekend's big show, the stars of the music world partook in day two of rehearsals for VH1 Divas Salute the Troops presented by the USO at the MCAS Miramar in Miramar, California on Thursday (December 2).
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Boiler not lighting
I have a Utica boiler that does not light. When I call for heat the electronic ignition clicks then lights the pilot light. No more then a second or two the pilot light goes out and never lights the burners. I have to shut it off then back on and the same thing happens again. Anyone have any guesses? Thank you much.
Clean the flame sensor.
Is the flame sensor the same as a rollout switch? I had a boiler guy come look at it and he seemed to think it was the gas valve. He was going to have to order the part so I wanted to see what you all thought first. Thanks again.
check flame sensor first
A rollout switch is a round button like device about the size of a nickel with two wires attached to it or it will look look similar to that with a "U" shaped wire sticking up from it.
Ok I pulled out the flame sensor and cleaned it up real good. No cracks or anything in the ceramic sleeve. (I thought that was just the igniter) The furnace does the same thing where the pilot light comes on for just about a second or two then goes back out. There is no strong smell of gas so I am thinking that the burners never get gas to them. Unfortunately I am thinking the valve is the next thing to be replaced. Any more suggestions before I commit? Thanks again everyone for all the insight.
When the pilot lights, is the flame sensor in the pilot flame real good? The flame has to be touching the probe in order for it to work. Also, Check the connection on the board and make sure it is clean and tight.
look to see that you have a good pilot and that it is hitting flame sensor....clean pilot tube and orifice ..retry...ben sr
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'Plastic Wives' Dayna Devon and Veronica Matlock: There's A Message In The Madness [VIDEO]
Nicole Karlis on 24 Jan 2013 at 9:00am
RealSelf talks to Dayna and Veronica about boosting women's confidence through their TLC special, Plastic Wives -- and we get our very own video preview of one of the show's most talked-about moments.
Beverly Hills Botox parties, ladyparts floating in a jar, and catty costume bashes scream reality TV gold. But two of TLC's Plastic Wives, Dayna Devon and Veronica Matlock, insist that there's more to the message of the show than these juicy, jaw-dropping, oh-em-gee moments.
"I hope women see my story and see the procedures that are out there for them," says Veronica, who first underwent cosmetic surgery after a string of embarrassing events caused by childbirth. "I had laser vagina rejuvenation and the reason I had it is because I had leaks of urine whenever I coughed, sneezed, laughed, and that was really uncomfortable and embarrassing. This surgery completely built my confidence and changed my life. It also increased my sexual gratification."
Since then Veronica — wife of Dr. David Matlock, a Beverly Hills cosmetic surgeon — has had a number of procedures done, including a Brazilian Butt Lift, where she had her own fat injected into her rear.
"I have no regrets," she says. "I've had my fair share of procedures and am still open to having my eyelids done because they're bothering me and I'll continue to remain open to it as long as it's necessary. Little tune-ups along the way will maintain my look and make me feel good."
Former Extra host and fellow Plastic Wife Dayna Devon has a similar story. After having kids, Dayna — wife of Beverly Hills plastic surgeon (and RealSelf advisor) Dr. Brent Moelleken — had trouble losing excess belly fat and felt self-conscious about it everyday in front of the cameras.
"I was constantly repositioning myself so it wouldn't show. I was constantly picking clothes so that skin wouldn't show. I was emitting so much of my thoughts on a day-to-day basis to it. But once I did it, I didn't think about it again," she tells RealSelf about her tummy tuck.
Veronica and Dayna are just two of the four wives who don't hold anything back on the TLC special, alongside Alana Sands, wife of Kevin Sands, and Frances Marque, Dr. Ryan Stanton's ex-wife. While the two make it clear they aren't encouraging the world to go under the knife, they do want to make sure people know what options are available for them to help them feel beautiful and confident.
"I just want to empower people and help them make the best decision," Dayna says.
Despite the total craziness (and drama!) that we'll see Sunday night, we respect these women for telling their stories -- much like the RealSelf community does every single day -- with no filter or blush, whatsoever.
Watch the preview above and make sure to tune in to Plastic Wives on TLC, Sunday, January 27th at 10/9 CT.
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If you travel to Mexico, the bahamas, or the Caribean, be aware of the travel membership scams, particularly about Royal Holiday Club. These companies are defrauding tourists out of thousands of dollars. They have scouts hounding tourists from the airports to inside the hotels. The big hotels are on this scam too. They let them operate within their properties because they will be sure that they will always have a block of rooms always reserved by these vacation club scammers. Do not let them lure you to their presentatios. You will not only waste hours of your vacation time, but you will be sorry after they make you drunk, or drug you, into signing a contract based on deception, lies, fraud!!!!
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Last night I took colace and drunk prune juice which resulted in horrible cramps in having a bowel movement which also made me super nauseous. I ended up throwing up some food I had eaten and also had very loose watery stool.
So now I feel a knot on top of my belly below my breast bone and I would like to know if that's normal or any area of concern? I didn't hear anything pop in regards to the sutures, however the knot feels a bit painful and uncomfortable today. I'm 7 days post op.