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March 9, 2014
We are in what I like to call the "hump" in March. It is the time of Mari Gras and St. Patrick's' Day, which is not a main holiday, has its place on the calendar.
The grass may not be as green as should be but the green in stores makes up for it with items associated with St. Patrick's Day. The shamrock seems to be the chosen symbol for decoration in March and the use of green is abundant to the point of some rivers even temporarily being turned green.
I used to think of Ireland as the land of wonderful surprises. I discovered leprechauns, pots of gold, rainbows and getting pinched if not wearing green were some of my favorite St. Patrick traditions. It also caused me to wonder if leprechauns were really real.
When I was older, we lived in a different town and there was an added discovery of the St. Patrick's Day parade, with its tall hats and expressions of "Erin goes Baugh." I had a teacher from England who wore orange instead of green. She explained that it was the tradition in England, to do so and to make sure I was covering all the bases, I would wear both orange and green. Now I put on a little green, which is the color I see the most. Actually, green is a very prominent color that can be found in various shades, some of my favorites being jade, sage and mint. Sage reminds me of open spaces, peaceful country to explore. Mint is a refreshing flavor to enjoy in a lot of ways, and jade makes me think of a serene place connected to an almost church like quietness.
One thing most related to the day, aside from the use of green, is the serving of corned beef and cabbage. It is interesting that there are several recipes to make this, some containing potatoes some not. I think it depends on just how authentic you want to be and what type of recipe was handed down to the family.
Now matter what you associate with the day, it is all a good sign of people getting into the spirit of spring with fun and lively energy. There is the spirit of not only doing things for St. Patrick's Day but also doing things because you want to help others in a more spiritual way.
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I hesitate to lead you, gentle reader, down into the valley of the shadow of English grammar and punctuation, but lately I've noticed something that has irritated me so much that I have to write about it. When did people decide to start capitalizing the first letter after a colon?
I first noticed this development when I was reading this blog that is like a serialization of a novel this guy's working on. I don't feel right linking just to nitpick someone's grammar (unless it's in the NYTimes), but here is one of many examples, "...Bertie's outfit, which he produces from his neverending bottomless carpetbag seemingly wrinkle-free: A peach silk shirt, grey three-piece with jodhpurs, and a matching twill baseball cap." I thought that this was annoying and wrong, but I figured maybe it was just a personal quirk on the part of the author.
After that, however, I noticed other articles written by other authors who did the same thing. "The brusque nurse, the surfeit of drugs, the ordinary mishaps—this pen's out of ink!—that seemed to bode ill: All served to underscore Betty's terror and her feelings of powerlessness and abandonment." I'm not sure whether this is a new development, or whether this is just one of those thing like when you learn a new word that previously eluded your attention and then you hear/see it used in a bunch of different places over the course of the week (I want to call that synchronicity).
So I decided to look into this capitalization after the colon thing and see whether it was legitimate or not. Before I tell you what I found out, let me just say that I think any discussion of rules of grammar and punctuation treads a slippery slope. I feel like we've all had experiences with grade school teachers who insisted that some usage or another was obligatory or incorrect, and that this was a "rule" one must follow, only to find out later that that was bullshit and that things were not that simple.
On one extreme, there are pedants who insist people should conform to rules that have long ago fallen out of fashion or which were specious to begin with (Don't get me started on the lie that there is a distinction between "further" and "farther!" That might actually have to be the topic of another post). On the other extreme, I guess, you end up with linguistic anarchy and you eventually realize that the possibility of communicating our thoughts to one another via language is a tricky business and that some rules and common practices are actually necessary in order to protect the meaning we're trying to convey. I guess, the ideal falls somewhere in between a world with hard and fast rules and a world where chaos reigns.
When do you use a colon?
The wikipedia entry on the colon has a catalogue differentiating between the many functions a colon may play in English sentences, but -- basically -- what follows the colon expands on the idea set out before the colon. Sometimes this can be a list.
He emptied out the contents of his car: two improperly-folded road maps, an empty bottle of suntan lotion, five discarded Starbucks cups, three pairs of cheap sunglasses....
Other times, what follows the colon could stand on its own as a complete sentence but the writer has made the choice to connect these clauses using the colon as a conjunction.
After a decade of civil war, the country's economy was in ruins: unemployment was at an all-time high, and rampant inflation had made the nation's currency all but worthless.
Do you capitalize the first word after a colon?
There seems to be some disagreement on this point. I guess that I was taught that you don't capitalize the first word after a colon (unless, of course, it's a proper noun or something like that that you would capitalize anyway in the middle of a sentence). According to wikipedia, the Brits all follow this practice and never capitalize after a colon. On the other hand, some American writing handbooks say that it is not incorrect to capitalize after a colon if and only if the clause that follows could stand on its own as a complete sentence (as in our second example sentence above). Not only that, but some American style books actually DEMAND that you capitalize the first word after the colon in these situations. The Associate Press and MLA style books both seem to fall into this category. The Chicago Manual of Style tells you to capitalize only when what follows the colon is a quotation or where two or more sentences follow the colon.
What about semicolons?
People today probably use semicolons less often than colons. Some recent articles even claim that it's facing extinction. But, anyway, a semicolon can be used as a conjunction to connect two sentences which are in some way related to each other. It seems to be universally accepted that you do not normally capitalize the first word of the second clause when a semicolon is used like this. This usage of the semicolon to connect two related sentences is very similar to using a colon to connect two related sentences; the only difference being that the semicolon's application is even broader (i.e. to use a colon the second clause must expand of the idea of the first clause, but you can use a semicolon if the two clauses are related in any way at all). Given this similarity, and the fact that no one would capitalize the first word after a semicolon, I wonder why anyone would feel the need to capitalize after a colon.
Other uses of the colon
Besides preceding a long list or connecting two independent clauses, a colon can also be used in other ways where I WOULD capitalize the next word. For example, a colon can also be used to seperate a title from a subtitle (e.g. "Glass Slippers: Feminism and Gender Roles in the Cinderella Story") or in plays, transcripts, etc. to seperate the speaker's name from his dialogue (Viceroy Fizzlebottom: Kippers for breakfast, Aunt Helga? Is it St. Swithin's Day already?). It is correct to capitalize the next word after the colon in both these situations.
Moreover, if what follows the colon is a direct quote, set off in quotation marks, I would probably capitalize the first word of the quote. The consumer group's representative strongly denounced the new law: "Rather than protecting small investors as the government promised, the final bill would shelter brokers from liability for past violations." I don't know though; to be honest, I could kind of go either way on this one.
Is your head spinning yet? Like I said, any in-depth discussion of grammar and punctuation usually ends up highlighting the absurdity of attempting to communicate through language at all. Not only that, but it can sometimes make you more self-conscious and unsure about your writing. I definitely don't believe that in writing a blog, an informal article or even a novel that one needs to take care to follow all the commonly agreed upon conventions of formal English grammar -- and I sure as heck don't claim to do this myself. But, nevertheless, my initial reaction to those sentences above remains. For me they stood out, and my gut instinct told me that they were "wrong."
And so, for what it's worth, I would say that unless you are constrained to follow the MLA or AP rules of style you shouldn't capitalize the first word after a colon. I'm curious to know what other people think: when would you capitalize after a colon?
Monday, September 21, 2009
On the Colon
I hesitate to lead you, gentle reader, down into the valley of the shadow of English grammar and punctuation, but lately I've noticed something that has irritated me so much that I have to write about it. When did people decide to start capitalizing the first letter after a colon?
Posted by Meeg at 5:26 PM
3 comments:
- nola32 said...
as i said when you asked me this before you wrote this post... no caps after colons unless you're talking about proper nouns!! it's wrong, trust your gut!
- September 25, 2009 at 10:49 AM
- nola32 said...
and although i know it's not a function of grammar, i feel like this could lead into a post about the difference between an 'american' billion and a 'british' billion-- another gray area that i feel is totally unnecessary and complex. forget the absurdity and complications of expressing ourselves in language, try doing it in numbers!! argh!
- September 25, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- Meeg said...
yeah that's enough to make want to start saying "10 to the 9th power" or whatever.
- September 25, 2009 at 10:55 AM


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Mission Tasks Establish and manage effectively a cost control system in order to support the Project Manager's decision-making process and allow him to complete the project within the approved Budget. Ensure any deviation from plan is promptly spotted and analysed, final impact is estimated and the effect of corrective actions taken is monitored. Create a cost awareness atmosphere among all project partecipiants. Satisfy Operating Company and Corporate requirements for the reporting (Budget/ Forecasts/ monthly accruals) and, in cooperation with responsible functions, for information required to achieve financial/tax optimisation. Job Description 1) During the initial phase after contract award: ensure the implementation of the Cost Control System; in particular: - elaborate the consolidated Cost Breakdown Structure on the base of the Commercial Budget, the available feedback from similar projects, the risks profile, the needs to return data to Commercial Department; recast the Commercial Budget in the established CBS and issue of the Control Budget as per internal procedures. - review the procurement/accounting system adopted in each Operating Companies/Branches participating to the project, to verify the application of the CBS and the proper traceability of costs (from Purchase Requests to accounted invoices). - identify the number/skill of cost control resources necessary to control the project. - issue the Project Cost Control Procedure, that explains the consolidated Cost Breakdown Structure (as well as the CBS codes to be used by each Operating Companies partecipating to the project) , how/by whom the CBS shall be used in the procurement and accounting cycle, lines of communication , responsibilities and information flow required for a timely costs analysis and forecast updating. - input the Cost Breakdown Structure in IBIS (by entity/Job number) to allow start of procurement / accounting activities. - if not developed during commercial phase, split the Commercial Budget following the intercompany scheme, to elaborate revenues/costs by entity, by currencies, by main cost accounts; following the contract and the work schedule, to elaborate revenues and costs by month (spread forecast) and, associating the payment terms, elaborate cash-flow by currency. 2) Ensures, during the execution phase, the Cost Control System works effectively and cost status is soundly assessed and reported; in particular: - Monitor cost coding system is properly applied and information flow is correct and complete. - Revise promptly the Control Budget (revenues and costs) with all agreed Changes and the necessary Internal Transfers. - Monitor, for subcontracts and other significant items, progress and the value of work done against the invoices received, determining the monthly accruals (to have accounts in line with works progress). -Support the purchasing process for overrun prevention (budget analysis for PO's request before commitment). - Analyse committed costs and activities to-date (actual vs budget performance and productivity). - Isolate any adverse trend and warn the PM on time to take corrective actions. - Review monthly the forecasts to complete, any deviation from baselines and the effect of the corrective actions taken by PM. - Review with PCE and PM the risks/opportunities status. - Issue monthly Cost Report (consolidated) inclusive of details and written comprehensive analysis of performance, trends,deviations and assumptions. 3) Assist the PCE in the Project Status Report preparation. 4) Feed the Control Management System as per relevant procedures checking and mantaining a regular matching with Company official forecasts (total project and year portion). 5) Keep updated the cost/revenues forecast relevant to intercompany services, to allow the updating of the intercompany service agreements. 6) Require PCE to be promptly informed about all decisions or events impacting revenues and costs in order to timely reflect them in the cost control system. It's recommended anyway that, in addition to the PCE, the Cost Control Engineer too be involved in the internal coordination meetings whenever opportune . 7) Supports the PCE during the contract changes/claims process providing the cost impact analysis. 8) Support the PCE for the preparation of the Project close-out Report and the cost feed-back data to Project Control Department and Commercial Department.
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Las Vegas National Wildlife Refuge, east of Las Vegas, will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each Sunday in November the Traditional Annual Fall Flight Festival featuring a 4-1/2 mile self-guided auto drive. This tour allows visitors to enjoy the spaciousness of the short-grass prairie in areas of the refuge that are not open for general public use the rest of the year.
The New Mexico Highlands University Concert Choir will present a "Holiday Favorites" concert at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 4 at Ilfeld Auditorium, 900 University Ave.
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Proposals to raise area sales taxes are on San Miguel and Mora county ballots this Nov. 6, and while we think one of them is well worth a "yes" vote, we can't quite bring ourselves to endorse the other.
Plans are for Nuestra Historia to recount, in a latter series, the history of Highlands University, from its founding through the tumultuous times in the early 1970s, when the Hispanic community fought for and won its rightful place in the university's governance.
The Oklahoman on President Obama's on sequestration (Oct. 30) — Sen. Joe Lieberman vows to do all he can to make sure, when Congress returns to work in November that $500 billion more isn't cut from the defense budget as part of a government sequestration set to begin in early January.
All the Highlands Cowboys have to do is beat Colorado State-Pueblo this Saturday, and they are back on track for the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference football title.
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Colorado State University at Pueblo remains No. 1 in the American Football Coaches Association national rankings of NCAA Division II football after beating Colorado Mesa 48-10 this past Saturday.
After being shut out of the poll entirely a week ago on the heels of a 36-33 loss to Chadron State, NMHU picked up some votes in the AFCA poll, unofficially ranking 35th. The Cowboys went as high as 27th before falling to the Eagles on Oct. 20.
Chadron, a 41-23 winner over Western New Mexico last week, moved up to 28th, unofficially.
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Parish volunteers work together to assist these charitable efforts and organizations:
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Utah Jazz extend qualifying offer to Gordon Hayward
TerryHaimes Sturgis, MSJune 26, 2014 2:46 p.m.
If Hayward wants out of Utah, he will sign the qualifying offer of $4.7 mil. I think he and his new Bride can get by on that.
Americanvet Ivins, UTJune 26, 2014 11:17 a.m.
not sure where the comment you quoted came from. Hayward s rookie contract has expired and there is no $4.7 million coming to him if he's not signed. He will surely sign for much more than that either with the Jazz or another team that is willing to overpay him. In my view he is worth no more that what Favors signed for last year and if another team offers him more let them have at him. His shooting is getting worse not better. After 5 years he should be more productive than what he has shown us. Good all around player, but not worth breaking the bank over.
Man in Charge Chihuahua, 00June 26, 2014 10:36 a.m.
I just hope he isn't overpaid. If Boston is dumb enough to Pay $14 million a year, they deserve him.
scalman Temecula, CAJune 26, 2014 5:28 a.m.
Hayward will get offers from other teams, and the Jazz will match if they are wise.
rvalens2 Burley, IDJune 25, 2014 11:44 p.m.
"If Hayward doesn't get a new deal from Utah or another team, he's set to earn $4.7 million in his fifth season."
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This flight case is made of highly impactresistant ABS material with a circumferential, extremely stable aluminium frame and shock-proof plastic edges. It offers excellent protection for your bike and comfortable handling, thanks to its four smooth-running rollers, carrying handles on both sides and a reinforced pull handle. Its compact trapezoidal shape means that the TRAVEL BOX VI can easily be stowed, but also offers a lot of room inside. 2 lockable tilt locks and two butterfly locks inside protect the contents from unauthorised access. The bike and other contents can be secured with 4 tension belts.
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Civilisations is a simple mod being created for Rise of Nations.
What's in this mod?Edit
The following unit changes are expected:
- Different names for units
- Units sometimes have 2 different skins, reflecting changes in the era.
- Some units are removed while others are reintrouduced as shared units.
Hawk and Eagle are to be replaced by the Impala and the Cheetah
Germans, French, BritishEdit
- The Solduri , Barbarians , and Vandals are being replaced by the Neitos, Suebians, and Ritterbruders.
- Neitos are available to both Germans, British and French
- Landsknechts get a new skin.
- A new skin for German light tanks is to be introduced, with the Strv m/21 and Panzers I-II representing the new Light Tank in the Industrial and Modern Ages.
- The Chevalier and Heavy Chevalier get replaced by the Brihentin and the Frank, the latter having 2 distinct skins.
- British Longbowmen are scrapped.
- Caesar's Legions and Praetorians are replaced by two new units: the Skoutatoi and the Magistral Guard Infantry.
- Heavy Archers will be made to replace Crossbowmen.
- Ashigaru Spearmen are scrapped.
- Bushi , Elite Bushi , Samurai and Gun Samurai are brought forward so as to be created 1 Age earlier.
- Heavy Flaming Arrow gets a new skin.
Chinese, Nubians and EgyptiansEdit
- Manchu Musketeers are renamed as Divine Ordnance Division and get a new set of animations.
- Manchu Riflemen are replaced by GMJ infantry.
- Manchu Infantry are scrapped.
- Chariots are made available to both Chinese, Indians and Egyptians.
- Heavy Chariots are scrapped (but remain to be replaced by Heavy Horse Archers for Chinese, and Elite Camel Archers for Egyptians)
- Mamelukes are shared between Egyptians and Turks.
- Royal Companion and Stratiotai are replaced by Scholaroi and Pronoiaroi.
- Royal Stratiotai are replaced by Stradiots.
Spanish and DutchEdit
- A new reskin for the Scutari
- Royal Scutari are scrapped.
- Royal Tercios are scrapped.
- Reiters replace Conquistador , and will be added to Dutch and Spanish rosters.
- Elite Conquistador is replaced by Colonial Dragoons who are added to Spanish roster.
Persians, Mongols and IndiansEdit
- Arquebus Immortals are replaced by Ghilman, who have two distinct uniforms - a Safavid Uniform, and one based off early Qajar infantry uniform.
- Two new skins for Elite Light Cavalry are projected, with the Elite Light Cavalry in the Enlightenment Age using the old Cuirassier uniform.
- Golden Horde is to be made available to both Persians and Mongols
- The Culverin Mahout is scrapped for Persians.
Will there be new units?Edit
Considering that we do have 5 unit slots available, I haven't decided really on what could possibly replace them yet.
- Baleares - replaces Slingers for Spain, a very powerful light infantry unit.
- Armatoloi - a unique infantry unit for Greece, lasts from the Gunpowder to Enlightenment Age for Greece.
- Ghazis - available to Persians, Egyptians and Turks.
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Chong P. Huan serves as the chief information officer for The Inland Real Estate Group of Companies, Inc. Mr. Huan is responsible for aligning IT strategy and value proposition with key stakeholders. In addition, he oversees the implementation of IT strategic cloud, digital planning and information management to enable capital raising, acquisitions and growing shareholder value.
Prior to joining Inland, Huan was executive vice president, the chief technology officer and head of infrastructure for Cole Real Estate Investments, managing director and chief technology officer for Citi Global Investment Research, a financial analyst company operating globally; senior information officer for AIG Investments and senior managing director and chief information officer for New York Life Investment, a $210 billion investment subsidiary of New York Life.
Huan received his Executive Master of Technology Management degree from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania and a master's in business administration from Northeastern University. He holds a Bachelor of Science with honors in Engineering from Oxford, England. In addition, he is a Moore Fellow at Penn Engineering.
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Are You an Historian?
In the Internet era, history is no longer what it used to be, is it? The capabilities for research have grown enormously, with access to many resources not readily available before. Indeed, whole seas of data are now flowing. And the work to make every book available online is truly admirable, which will become a treasure trove of sources.
So what's an historian to do? What should be the output of historical research and publication today? Books? Websites? What, exactly?
And what about authenticity and accuracy? For instance,Wikipedia is a notable attempt to collect all of the world's knowledge, but even they have to admit that much of what they possess is mere opinion or inaccurate information. Their policies, which forbid first-hand sources to tell history, even had a notable misfire when a noted author could not, per Wikipedia's policy, even make a correction to the facts concerning his own work.
The truth of the matter is that history – at least as a form of human communications and understanding – is changing dramatically. The coming of the Information Age is largely responsible for that. And whether you, as an historian, want to or not, historians are now going to have to rethink their craft and how they analyze and interpret the world and its records of human deeds and events.
That last point is an important issue worth thinking about. If books disappear in paper form, how are humans to ensure that historical records and interpretations will remain?
Here's one real-world example: Many years ago I was fortunate enough to come across a copy of Napoleon Bonaparte's system of education for his son and the other French princes.
It is a remarkable work, one that provides great insight into how to teach young people to be future leaders.
Let's say that that work had been published in electronic form when it came out in 1820.
Having fallen out of fashion, as it did with apparently only one printed edition of the work, would it still exist today? One quick hit of a "delete" button and the out-of-fashion electronic work would be gone.
Who would have cared? Well, I would. Because I had one of a handful of still existing copies, I was able to republish this work for use by parents and educators as a valuable resource.
And what kind of Dark Age might humans fall into if all electronic systems simply go dark one day, or all the technology in use changes and it is no longer possible to access earlier work – and the wealth of knowledge being built for universal access were to simply disappear?
What's sobering is that is something that has already caused the disappearance of a great amount of human work, as we've moved from one technology to another.
These things need to be thought about, if human history is to be preserved.
But there's also an upside, with many new possibilities for information presentation and distribution that could yield dramatically improved and enhanced educational tools we've hardly yet imagined.
For instance, long ago when I was first teaching The Theory of the Information Age, one of my examples of an application was the "online book." This was NOT what you just conjured up as online books we currently know, which are often designed to look like a printed book and even with a capability to turn the pages like a traditional paper book, nor was my "online book" what you might think of as an "electronic book" with one of the many electronic readers now available.
The online book as I taught it was a new form of book made possible by the Information Age.
Example: Let's say you were an historian who had prepared a book in this new form on the history of mysterious Easter Island, the most remote inhabited place on Earth.
What would your "new kind of book" be? In my estimation – and this was my crude conception that I used back in the late 1980s, early 1990s – it would still be a book with text, so you could give a great deal of substance to your historical interpretation of the events that happened on that remote isle.
And because Easter Island, which today goes by its earlier name "Rapa Nui," is so remote that few will ever probably be able to visit there in person, you could also use traditional book illustrations of art and photographs to depict the landscape and history – but you could also include video segments to take your readers on a walk through the "forest" of still buried, long-faced statues, or you could fly your readers around the island to illustrate its size and shape, or you could play sound pieces of earlier historians or oral histories of natives of Easter Island that might exist.
You could also use animation to provide your idea of how the monumental statues were moved across the island to their platforms miles from the volcano quarry where they were carved.
Plus, a fellow researcher might have special access and be able to contact you, the author, in a video exchange to discuss questions regarding your research and conclusions.
Additionally, today your "book" is moving towards the possibility of including three-dimensional images of the art of Easter Island, or the landscape, or the foaming sea surrounding it, either in stills or motion 3D video.
In other words, a "book" could become something new, expanded in possibilities because of the interconnections made possible by the Information Age, yet still controlled by you, the historian, to present history in a new, interactive, yet still scholarly way. That, in turn, would be creating a new form of education.
Such possibilities are being made possible by the coming of the Information Age, and they demand fresh thinking for putting history into a totally new framework for interpretation.
And consider: What kind of history will there be to tell going forward when human society is standing upon a new economic and social "platform" for human existence, one that is pulling the world tighter and tighter towards becoming one world through the new tools of high technology?
How does one interpret this "new" history? And what knowledge must an historian possess in order to do his or her job in the future?
Do you and your fellow historians discuss such things? Do you acknowledge and accept that the Information Age is real? Do you ponder how history is now to be told?
If not, it may well be that it is time to start doing just that …
Related Links
- Why the History of the Information Age Is so Cloudy
- Why People Have a Hard Time Getting Their Minds Wrapped Around the "Information Age"
- A Brief History of the Information Age
- Video - "Defining the Information Age"
- The People Behind the Information Age
- Are You a Teacher?
- Are You a Philosopher?
- Are You an Economist?
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Hailed by critics and readers alike as Günter Grass's best book since The Tin Drum, Crabwalk is an engrossing account of the sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff and a critical meditation on Germany's struggle with its wartime memories.
The Gustloff, a German cruise ship turned refugee carrier, was attacked by a Soviet submarine in January 1945. Some nine thousand people went down in the Baltic Sea, making it the deadliest maritime disaster of all time. Born to an unwed mother on a lifeboat the night of the attack, Paul Pokriefke is a middle-aged journalist trying to piece together the tragic events. For his teenage son, who dabbles in the dark, far-right corners of the Internet, the Gustloff embodies the denial of Germany's suffering. Crabwalk is at once a captivating tale of a tragedy at sea and a fearless examination of the ways different generations of Germans now view their past.
In Crabwalk, Mr. Grass addresses two other long-buried wartime memories, that of Germans who were expelled from or fled territories once under Nazi occupation and, more specifically, the sinking by a Soviet submarine of a German ship carrying thousands of German refugees. As always, though, he is most interested in the impact of a distant memory on attitudes today. And he warns here of the dangers posed by repressed memory. — Alan Riding


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We are still not 'a land fit for heroes'
There is a huge difference in the way ex-servicemen in Britain are treated compared to those of other nations. Military historian and author Richard Doherty says it's now time for that to end.
About three miles west of Letterkenny in Co Donegal lies Conwal Cemetery. James Duffy VC of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, decorated for valour in Palestine in 1917, was buried there in 1969. Close by Duffy's grave is a US official headstone for a local man who died a year or so before him.
The US Second World War veteran was buried by the US Government. In contrast, James Duffy VC's headstone was paid for not by a grateful UK Government, but by the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers' regimental association.
Those two headstones point to a major difference in attitudes to veterans in the UK and the USA. Duffy may have died in an independent former Commonwealth country, once part of the UK, but he had been a British soldier and was still recognised as such. But there are many other aspects of this difference.
In the United States the Veterans Health Administration maintains dedicated hospitals and medical centres right across the USA. Anyone who has completed a full year in the US forces is entitled to a military funeral, with a bugler, flag-draped coffin and official headstone: there is no cost to the family. Witness that headstone in Conwal Cemetery.
In many other ways both nations differ in their treatment of veterans. A friend on holiday in the USA recently experienced one example at an airport. When passengers were being called to board, the priority classes included senior citizens and veterans.
Nor is the USA the sole country treating veterans so differently. Australia and New Zealand have attitudes and practices similar to the Americans, while closer to home France accords special respect to its veterans, especially those injured and maimed 'pour la Patrie'.
More than a quarter-of-a-century ago I was shocked when a Second World War veteran told me, and others, that there should be "no such thing as the British Legion".
When I argued for the work of the Royal British Legion (RBL) his response was this: "If the Government had kept its promises to us and our fathers for a 'land fit for heroes' there'd be no need for the Legion."
And of course the RBL was born out of the failure of Government in the wake of the First World War to properly look after injured veterans. It was the work of Field Marshal Earl Haig and others that led to the birth of the then British Legion in 1921.
Kipling once wrote of the British public and its Government's attitude to the soldier: "For it's Tommy this and Tommy that, an' chuck him out - the brute!
"But it's saviour of 'is country when the guns begin to shoot."
It has taken a long time for the image of that Kipling poem to fade although ex-servicemen and women can still be quite cynical about the Government's attitude. In the recent past, however, there has been much talk in the UK about the Military Covenant. This followed publication by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) in 2000 of the document Soldiering: The Military Covenant. Acknowledging that service personnel "forego some… rights enjoyed by those outside the Armed Forces as they place the needs of country, the forces and others before their own", the MoD suggested that they could expect respect from the nation and their commanders, plus fair treatment, and support and reward for themselves and their families.
Has this Covenant actually taken root and grown? While the Government and MoD would have us think so, recent history suggests that political enthusiasm may have waned.
In Opposition David Cameron was a supporter, even establishing a Military Covenant Commission chaired by Frederick Forsyth and including Simon Weston OBE, one of the nation's best-known injured veterans.
Before the coalition came to power in 2010, there had been some interesting developments. Sir Richard Dannatt, Chief of the General Staff from 2006 to 2009, was a strong Military Covenant advocate (perhaps that's why this very capable soldier didn't become Chief of the Defence Staff?).
In 2007 the RBL began a campaign accusing the Labour Government of reneging on its Covenant commitments, criticising the practice of treating wounded personnel in wards alongside civilian patients. Although Health Minister Alan Johnson guaranteed priority NHS treatment for injured veterans, Cameron accused Labour of breaking the Covenant.
The following year, in a case taken by ex-Gurkha soldiers seeking the right to settle in the UK, a judge noted that granting residence would be an enhancement of the Military Covenant.
Shortly after Cameron entered No.10 in 2010 there were reports that the Military Covenant would be enshrined in law. Such legislation would allow service personnel to sue the Government for any breach of the Covenant, overturning centuries of tradition.
In spite of all this, or perhaps because of it, the coalition decided not to make the Military Covenant the subject of legislation. Instead it would be covered by an annual report to Parliament. An Opposition attempt to overturn that decision failed.
Would a Military Covenant written into law provide any great benefit for service personnel and veterans?
We might see enhanced medical support, perhaps better support for families, assistance with housing, education and finding work after discharge. But something on the American model is highly unlikely.
Legislation seems improbable from a Government that has been cutting back the armed forces and pruning some of what the sailor, soldier or airman once enjoyed. Food has to be paid for when not on operations. Pensions are to be changed in line with other public service pensions. Even married quarters may be under threat.
However, public attitudes to the forces are probably more favourable than for decades. Kipling's image may at last be fading. The Wootton Bassett factor has helped and there is little doubt that a more formal Military Covenant would be well received throughout the UK.
Although the real responsibility lies with the politicians, the public leads on this. And it's worth remembering that a Military Covenant would not be entirely new.
Some may remember when many job advertisements noted that 'ex-service preference will be given' but such treatment for veterans, especially those injured in service, harks back to the reign of the first Queen Elizabeth.
In the late 16th century parishes were obliged to pay a weekly tax for the relief of soldiers injured in war. The fund supported the wounded, but was also intended to encourage others to follow their example and fight for their country when needed.
A Military Covenant enshrined in law would rhyme with that Elizabethan statute. Is there anything new under the sun?
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In days gone by it was good to have a great voice, lyrics the audience loved and looks. Now you need more to succeed in Nashville. Country music stars today, better be ready to be full fledged entertainers. This includes having some good acting talent, because you need to woo your public beyond tunes played on the radio or on the concert stage. It definitely helps to have an excellent script writer and video producer too. You gotta shine in your music videos. They need to tell a story that might be bigger than your song's lyrics.
Next week marks the date of the CMT Awards 2013 and the lineup of nominees is stellar. The competition is steep, but here the audience is calling the shots rather than a panel of peers. Which country music video is your favorite? Perhaps, like me, you have a super hard time choosing. It kind of depends on your mood, because they are all really good. Its about who is the best of the best.
Here's a couple of my favs...
Having lived around many lakes I have a firm connection with Pontoon by Little Big Town definitely hits home for me. Take one pontoon, put it on the water, add some fun people and a few stocked coolers on a hot day and you got a party barge. I want to know where they got one with a water slide! Thinking back on those pontoon days, it comes to mind that maybe its best that a slide isn't standard equipment.
But its really rough to vote for Pontoon with Pistols Annie up against Little Big Town with their awesome Takin' Pills music video. If the Annies are singing it, I'll be lovin' it. Haven't heard a song by them yet that I don't like. And how could this trio fall far from recording a hit? They are awesome together.
Of course, both of these videos are in the same category. We could go on like this for pages and pages with the lineup of nominees for the CMT Awards 2013. So who did you vote for in each category> I got so confused, I just couldn't place a vote. Hopefully the rest of the country music audience can pick up the slack.


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Do you provide financial help to an elderly relative like a parent or in-law? Even if you meet the more-than-half-support test for dependency exemption deductions, you probably won't qualify for an exemption because of the "gross income limit." But you may be able to do an end-run around the tax rules if the relative watches your young children while you and your spouse work.
Strategy: Turn your support into payments for child care. The amount you pay is the same.
Under the current rules, you may be entitled to a dependent care credit (commonly called the "child care credit") for payments for watching your kids. Therefore, at least you can salvage some tax benefits from the arrangement. It's a way of turning a tax lemon into lemonade.
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I just noticed that I am a Typophile member for 6 years, now. Woohoo.
Oh, how time flies, if you are having fun. ;) So this is my tribute to Typophile after some 6 years on here. (More ore less frequently.) I still love this place and the kindness of a lot of people on here is breathtaking. So with respect and thankfulness I celebrate my 6th anniversary. ;)
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I Think I Love My Wife (2007)
Mr. Landis: You can lose lots of money chasing women, but you will NEVER lose women chasing money.
Richard Cooper: You know, some people say life is short and that you could get hit by a bus at any moment and that you have to live each day like it's your last. Bullshit. Life is long. You're probably not gonna get hit by a bus. And you're gonna have to live with the choices you make for the next fifty years.
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Richard Cooper: [from trailer] Chicken again? I'm losin' my finger-lickin' mind over here!
[moves to leave]
Brenda Cooper: Where you goin'?
Richard Cooper: To get some duck!
Richard Cooper: Life is about choice. We are the sum of our choices. And most of them are made for us. You can't choose when you're born. You can't choose where you are born. You can't choose your family. You can't even choose who you love. But you can choose how you love.
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Brenda Cooper: I can't wait to suck your dick.
Richard Cooper: After you get married you get calls like...
Brenda Cooper: I can't wait for you come home to see these drapes.
Richard Cooper: When two people admit that they are attracted to each other, they are no longer in control. Their relationship has to play itself out. For better or for worse.
Nikki Tru: Hi it's Nikki. Sorry I missed your call but remember, "Love is God. God is Love." Peace.
[Brenda sees Richard's erection as he's on the phone]
Brenda Cooper: Are you talking to some little bitch? Are you talking to some whore? In my house?
Richard Cooper: No no no, it's George, it's George.
Brenda Cooper: George? What kind of down low shit is that?


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Keeping yourself motivated can be quite challenging at times – especially when it comes to weight loss. However, knowing that you have a LighterLife community to support you will give you the motivation to keep going on your weight loss journey. We asked our LighterLife Twitter community to share with us their inspiring and motivational tips, for living a lighter life, and this is what they said…
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The Ford versus Holden battle is heading for the bush. Both brands have developed locally made four-wheel-drive vehicles to cash in on the boom.
But in beating Ford to market with the Adventra, a Commodore wagon on steroids, has Holden done a rush job?
Just 199 Adventras were sold in January, half the predicted monthly sales target, and 65 of those were to rental companies – a third of the tally.
Holden needs better figures than these if it its to reclaim market leadership from Toyota.
It is early days yet for the much-vaunted Adventra but if Holden was anticipating a rush on showrooms, it has not quite happened. With Ford's Territory – to be sold as both AWD and rear-drive – due about May, Holden has precious little time to win consumers over in volumes.
What Holden calls "supplier issues" have restricted the flow of Adventras from the factory – dealers have not had a lot of stock.
The motoring media also have given the Adventra a mixed reception in the short time since its introduction.
In its Car of the Year evaluation, Wheeels magazine praised its modern all-wheel-drive system and liked its handling, which is quite predictable on tarmac for a big (nearly two tonnes) and heavy vehicle, with excellent grip and responsiveness on dirt.
But Wheels, and others, have questioned its thirst for fuel (it's powered exclusively by a 5.7-litre V8, with a new V6 due later in the year), limited fuel range from the 75-litre tank and heavy steering.
To be fair, savvy drivers can get 13-14 litres/100km on the highway – acceptable enough fuel economy for a big V8.
The Wheels COTY judges praised the interior fitment and features and effortless throttle response of the 5.7, but described the four-speed automatic as crude.
The nature and habitat of a crossover vehicle demands compromise tyres. On the press launch in the Flinders Ranges, six of the 33 Adventras were slowed with flat tyres. Of course, tyres should not be an issue if a buyer is largely confined to suburbia.
During 4x4 Australia magazine's awards process, the Adventra didn't make the first cut: "The Adventra is something of a Richard III – sent into this breathing world, scarce half made up. A traction-controlled, all-wheel-drive powertrain does not of itself a 4x4 make," the magazine said of the new Holden.
"The Adventra was rapid off-road ... but looked all wrong when we nudged its overhanging snout towards the rock course and it protested by grounding its under bumper almost immediately.
"Absence of low-range gearing saw it run out of climbing ability on one of our steep grades, so it was sent to the paddock and took no further part in proceedings."
Holden's marketing chief, John Elsworth, does not sound like a man unduly concerned with the poor early sales figures or the lukewarm reception.
"Most new model launches have a bit of a drama and the production start-up last November-December was slower than expected due to a few supplier issues," Elsworth says.
"Then the plant went on its Christmas holidays, so we didn't manage to get that many Adventras [and Crewmans] out there in dealer land and we still don't have many."
Elsworth suggests there are fewer than 300-400 scattered among 320 dealers nationally but dismisses suggestions that Holden may have cut a few corners with the Adventra in its haste to beat the Ford Territory into showrooms.
"We wouldn't put the car on the market unless it was right. And when we did our production planning for the Adventra, we didn't know when the Territory would go on sale," he says.
It also has been suggested that the Adventra, starting at $52,990, is priced uncomfortably on the high side of Toyota's imported Kluger, which is priced in the low-$40,000 bracket.
The Japanese giant rushed the Kluger here as a direct market competitor to the AWD Holden and Ford models.
"The Adventra is a different beast [from the Kluger], with different capabilities. It is a unique product with the V8 engine. The pricing is fine," Elsworth counters.
Addressing some of the criticisms, particularly fuel economy and range, the all-new Global multivalve V6 will be an option in the Adventra (among other Holdens) later this year.
Elsworth predicts the V6 will attract a different group of buyers for the Adventra, and its likely cheaper price will mean a surge in sales.
When supplies flow and a clever TV campaign kicks in soon, he expects sales will approach the original forecast of 400-odd a month.
The Adventra Island television campaign, with Icehouse's Great Southern Land as the soundtrack, is just the stuff to tug at the heartstrings.
It is perfectly normal, the marketing boss insists, for Holden to spend a few dollars on an ad campaign early in a new model's life. He says Holden wants to lift awareness of a new name plate (and concept).
Analysts believe that, within five years, the number of AWD vehicles on Australia's bitumen roads, gravel tracks and accessible beaches will double.
The likes of Subaru and Audi have built much of their reputations on the benefits of AWD, while Mitsubishi has a local AWD version of the Magna.
Well travelled
A new Adventra has been shipped to Austria to become the backdrop for a 20-minute talk by Tony Hyde, Holden's engineering and design director, at the Magna Steyr fifth annual All-Wheel-Drive Symposium in Graz. The appearance was arranged by recently retired Holden boss Peter Hanenberger, an enthusiastic cheerleader for the Australian car industry.
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I haven't had to use this too often but I've had a few occasions where I had to troubleshoot timing issues in the boot process. Mainly where a service tries to start before the disks are available. We suspected that an fsck was stopping the filesystem from being mounted but the service was started anyways.
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