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FASG7074NR - Frigidaire 7 Cubic Foot Affinity Series Red Stackable Gas Front Load Dryer with No Wash Sanitize - Red
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Frigidaire 7 Cubic Foot Affinity Series Red Stackable Gas Front Load Dryer with No Wash Sanitize - Red
Dry your clothes with ease when you put them in the Frigidaire 7 Cubic Foot Affinity Series Red Stackable Gas Front Load Dryer with No Wash Sanitize (FASG7074NR). This 7 cu. ft. dryer can hold large family-size loads of laundry, which means you can dry a large amount of clothes in no time at all! With up to 15 drying cycles, you definitely have a versatility that is virtually unmatched by any other dryer on the market; you can select a drying cycle for any type of fabric to make sure it gets the right drying treatment.
The timed dry settings allow you to set your clothes in for 30, 60, 75 or 90 minutes so you can go about doing chores or running errands while your clothes tumble and dry, and the cycle status lights let you know what cycle the dryer is in while the cycle chime alerts you as to when the load is done drying. A No-Wash Sanitize feature enables you to quickly sanitize any article of clothing without having to wash or dry, so you can pop it in and put it on in just minutes. Ideal for any home, this dryer is a perfect addition to your laundry room and to fit your family's needs.
Laundry Capacity:
With up to 7 cu. ft. of laundry capacity, this dryer allows you to dry full-size family loads for ease of use15 Drying Cycles:
15 drying cycles allow you to dry almost any type of fabric, meaning you have a versatility when it comes to washing your clothesEnvironmental Adjustment:
Featuring adjusting level legs and a reversible door, this dryer enables you to adjust the settings to fit in any environment
- Model: FASG7074NR
- Brand: Frigidaire
- Capacity: 7.0 cu. ft.
- Gas-powered drying
- 15 drying cycles
- Five (5) dryness level selections
- 30-, 60-, 75-, 90-minute timed dry
- Stainless steel dryer drum
- Adjustable leveling legs
- Interior lighting
- Warranty: 1 year labor; 10 years wash tub drive motor, non-cosmetic defects
- Frigidaire 7 Cubic Foot Affinity Series Red Stackable Gas Front Load Dryer with No Wash Sanitize
- Cycle status lights
- Cycle signal chime
- Control lock
- Reversible door
- Built-in lint screen
- Speed: 50 RPM
- Input voltage: 120 V/60 Hz
- Weight: 127 lbs
- Dimensions: 36" H x 27" W x 30.31" D
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Miliband vow to firms and families (From Harwich and Manningtree Standard)
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Miliband vow to firms and families
2:30pm Tuesday 24th September 2013 in National News © Press Association 2013
Labour Party leader Ed Miliband and wife Justine walk to the Brighton centre where he will deliver his keynote speech
Ed Miliband has promised to help businesses and families cope with the rising cost of living, as he declared: "Britain can do better."
The Labour leader promised an £800 million tax break for small businesses and revealed he is planning a new generation of new towns and garden cities in England to ease the housing shortage.
But he came under fire from businesses for announcing that he will pay for reductions in small business rates by cancelling a planned 1% reduction in corporation tax scheduled for 2015.
In his keynote speech to Labour's annual conference in Brighton, Mr Miliband said the link between national economic growth and individual household prosperity has been "broken" by the coalition Government, with the proceeds of recovery largely going to a "privileged few".
Borrowing a slogan from Ronald Reagan's successful 1980 bid for the US presidency, Mr Miliband said that at the 2015 general election, voters should ask themselves: "Am I better off now than I was five years ago?"
He said he wanted to claim the mantle of "the party of small business" for Labour and pledged that if he wins power, his first act will be to reverse a hike in small business rates due in April 2015 and to freeze the levy the following year.
The move - which Labour calculates will be worth an average £450 over two years to 1.5 million businesses, and up to £2,000 for some firms - will be paid for by scrapping the coalition's planned cut in corporation tax from 21% to 20%.
Speaking without notes, Mr Miliband accused the Conservatives of pursuing a "race to the bottom", in which prosperity for a few is bought at the cost of worsening wages, conditions and workplace rights for the majority of workers. Labour would instead offer "a race to the top", with support for small firms to become the wealth and job creators of the future.
Labour's decision to hold business rates at 2014 levels for two years would affect properties and commercial premises with an annual rental value of £50,000 or less. This would mean some franchise-holders operating branches of major multinationals benefiting from the change. The move would save small firms a total of £250 million in 2015/16 and £540 million in 2016/17, according to figures from the House of Commons Library.
Institute of Directors director general Simon Walker warned that it was "a dangerous move for Labour to risk our business-friendly environment" by raising corporation tax, while John Longworth of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), said: "Labour must realise that you can't rob Peter to pay Paul. To create an environment where companies can thrive, both business rates and corporation tax rates have to be contained, and the broken business rates system fundamentally reformed."


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I've been running across these trees alot on the public property ive been hunting, and it appears deer have been tearing them up. But it took me forever to figure out what they were. They wernt in my eastern trees field guide, and i couldnt find them on internet searches either. I finally stumbled across them and learned that there are not native to the U.S.; but rather Asia.. All the trees i've found in southern Indiana are pretty young. If you ever come across one, there EASILY recognizable by there cup which is very prickly, alot like the bur oak only the spines cover the entire cup. So im wondering.. Has anyone else come across these and noticed deer really being attracted to them? I'm wondering if this is going to be a bigtime foodsource in my area. Heres a link to them some info of them http://www.audubonguides.com/species/Sawtooth%20Oak.html
Might be something to keep an eye out for, they must be spreading fast since theyve reached Indiana


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By Thomas Pope Sports editor
CHARLOTTE - Even though both have been at Roush Fenway Racing for many years, driver Carl Edwards says he doesn't know his new crew chief, Jimmy Fennig, well enough to get a true read on him.
That could be because there's a significant generation gap. Edwards, you see, was just 7 years old when Fennig called his first race as a NASCAR Sprint Cup crew chief back in 1986.
But for all the unknowns in the relationship thus far, Edwards is crystal clear on this point: The 59-year-old Fenning isn't on the job for kicks. That's exactly the kind of attitude that excites Edwards, who failed to qualify for the NASCAR Chase last fall after tying Tony Stewart for the 2010 championship and losing it on a tiebreaker.
"I realized this last season: I don't like racing as much as I thought I did. I like winning a lot more, and I didn't realize the difference," Edwards said Thursday, the final day of the NASCAR Sprint Media Tour. "We're in this to win."
Fennig, he said, "made it very clear when we talked about doing this, 'I am here to win, that is it. We're not here to be famous or be on TV or do interviews, we're in this to win. That's the only reason I'm doing this.' I could not be more in agreement."
Edwards' eight-plus-year Cup career has been a roller coaster story. He has won 19 times, and nine of those came in a 2008 season in which he was the championship runner-up. The next year: winless. In 2011, he scored as many points as Tony Stewart, but Stewart wore the crown because he won more races. Last year: winless, with a scant three top-five finishes, and none of them better than fifth.
His most-recent trip to Victory Lane came in March 2011, meaning Edwards will enter next month's Daytona 500 burdened by a 69-race victory drought.
That's why team co-owner Jack Roush has given Fennig the reins to Edwards' 2013 prospects. Fenning was Matt Kenseth's crew chief the past three seasons, and their six victories in 2011-12 included a Daytona 500 checkered flag. Fennig's fielded 36 Cup race in his career, which is capped by the 2004 championship with driver Kurt Busch.
Fennig is perhaps the most reserved crew chief in the business, at least in the public eye. And that may be his persona behind the scenes, too, but Edwards hasn't been able to make that determination yet. He said he's tried texting jokes to Fennig to see if he loosens up, but added that he doesn't often get a reply.
There's probably a reason for that.
"He has a very good perspective: We're going to work hard, we're going to do the job and reap the benefits of that," Edwards said.
"He holds everyone to a high standard. It's not a joke, it's not a social event, we're there to do a job. . He's so quiet. I, in the past, may have confused that for being not engaged, but he is as firmly rooted in what's going on as anybody I've ever been around."
He is, Edwards added, "an all-or-nothing guy. I'm not going to forecast anything, but I have a very good feeling about this year."
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Polycom Gets a New CEO
After five months of searching, Polycom has found its new leader, former NCR exec Peter Leav.
After five months of searching, Polycom has found its new leader, former NCR exec Peter Leav.
The company enhances its SBC 5000 series with support for UC signaling methods, embedded policy management and more security.
Mozilla is supporting the move, which is designed to encourage the IETF to make H.264 the standard codec for WebRTC.
Polycom reports third quarter 2013 earnings as Interim CEO details product progress
Native software transcoding and other enhancements position BorderNet Virtualized SBC favorably for carriers implementing network function virtualization.
New IP Office, Collaboration Suite and Messaging services debut
Sonus SBC SWe offers software platform to support VoIP and Unified Communications in virtualized environments.
Open source VoIP, PBX, and UC platform adds extra extensibility with REST interface.
Inexpensive video conferencing endpoints enable enterprise-class collaboration without breaking the bank.
Pexip CEO talks to Enterprise Networking Planet about how Pexip Infinity could change the video conferencing game.
Polycom expands RealPresence Resource Manager scalability and raises the curtain on the RealPresence Video DualManager 400, aimed at midsize networks.
Cisco study finds that executives under the age of 34 in particular have a growing taste for video in the workplace.
Cloud-based HD video conferencing company announces hardware technology partnerships with 12 vendors, including VTEL.
Polycom CEO resigns amid allegations of expense irregularities; earnings falter in fiscal Q2, though some bright spots remain.
Through the company's cloud-based conferencing offering, users can share video with other meeting participants in real time on all devices.


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How can I deactivate Bluetooth on system startup?
You should still be able to enable Bluetooth through the top bar applet. This should work for most systems but it looks like there are a few bugs lurking in the kernel's ACPI for Thinkpads. If you're on a Thinkpad, add the following to
Or check out http://ibm-acpi.sourceforge.net/ -- some reports suggest that ibm-acpi includes bluetooth control (amongst other nice things). But I don't have the hardware so I'm completely unable to verify these claims. Good luck. | |||||||||||||||||||||
To disable the bluetooth driver from loading on startup:
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I found a how-to with a clean "workaround": http://catlingmindswipe.blogspot.com/2012/05/how-to-disable-bluetooth-on-startup.html Actually changing /etc/bluetooth/main.conf was enough for me.
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No. It is not always in the startup applcations list. I think that the best solution is to add the rfkill command in rc.local script or to set the | ||||
Maybe you can turn it off in the Startup Applications. But these applications are hidden by default. Unhide the hidden Startup Applications in 12.04: Open the terminal and run these two commands:
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There is a GUI way to disable services at startup. You can install Boot-Up Manager. You can disable Bluetooth services from here. | |||
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I had to use a brute-force method to stop bluetoothd from being automatically started at boot. I renamed the executable so it couldn't be found. | |||||
To disable the bluetooth driver on startup from http://namhuy.net/1397/disable-bluetooth-ubuntu-xubuntu-linux-mint.html
and add this line to blacklist.conf
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You need to disable it from the Start Up Applications list in System Settings. Click on the cog in the top right hand side of the menu bar and then select System Settings. Click on Start Up Applications then scroll down until you find the bluetooth setting, take the tick from the box and you all done. | |||||||||||||||||


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Sex, songs and erotic literature! Audiences are in hysterics at off-Broadway's newest parody of the Fifty Shades of Grey series, and star Laurie Gardner dropped by to explain why Cuff Me is a can't-miss night of comedy!
Sex, songs and erotic literature! Audiences are in hysterics at off-Broadway's newest parody of the Fifty Shades of Grey series, and star Laurie Gardner dropped by to explain why Cuff Me is a can't-miss night of comedy!
May 28, 2013F#%king Up Everything star Jason Gotay talks about the show's "classic boy-meets-girl story with a hipster twist" and how audiences are reacting to this super modern rock musical.
May 22, 2013Stage and screen favorite Deirdre O'Connell talks working with director Philip Seymour Hoffman and why she'll "never quite be the same" after starring in off-Broadway's A Family For All Occasions.
May 21, 2013David Byrne and Fatboy Slim's new musical Here Lies Love is earning acclaim for its world premiere run at the Public Theater—and star Jose Llana dropped by to tell us why audiences are going crazy for it!
May 21, 2013The fallout of an inappropriate relationship between a therapist and a patient is at the center of off-Broadway's Love Therapy. Hear star Alison Fraser on why audiences can't get enough.
May 21, 2013Richard Foreman's newest avant-garde play Old-Fashioned Prostitutes (A True Romance) is getting quite the audience reaction at the Public Theater…and star Rocco Sisto is here to explain why!
May 17, 2013Broadway alum Elisabeth Gray is bringing a cast of eccentric characters from age 16 to 92 to life in Southern Discomfort, a new solo show based on her experiences growing up in the American South. Meet her crew of zany friends!
May 13, 2013Hooray for Bollywood! Lipica Shah, who plays fabulous diva Shambervi in Bunty Berman Presents, chats about the fun new musical comedy that depicts life at a 1950s movie studio in India.
May 10, 2013In Candice Guardino's autobiographical one-woman play, audiences will meet a slew of outrageous real-life characters. No matter how crazy your family is, find out why you'll relate to this hilarious new off-Broadway show.
May 3, 2013Leslie Kritzer, star of The Memory Show at off-Broadway's Duke at 42nd Street, chats about working alongside her onstage mother Catherine Cox in a musical two-hander by Sara Cooper and Zach Redler.
April 30, 2013The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe's Catherine Fowles talks about the new stage adaptation of the classic children's book and why this off-Broadway fairy tale is bringing folks back to "the bare essentials of imagination."
April 3, 2013Composer Jason Robert Brown is making his directorial debut in the off-Broadway revival of his popular musical The Last Five Years, starring Adam Kantor and Betsy Wolfe. Follow his passion project from New York to productions all over the world!
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The complex human reaction to incest and its prohibition have taken a central position in psychological and sociological scholarship from these disciplines' early twentieth-century beginnings up through today. The taboo of incest in the physical, emotional, and moral senses, especially in father-daughter and brother-sister relationships, was a familiar and persistent theme in literature during the eighteenth, nineteenth, and early-twentieth centuries, and consequently has been a popular focus of modern critical discussion.
Anthropologists and psychologists focused heavily on the study of incest in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries. Considered a universally prohibited act by most Victorians, it took center-stage when Sigmund Freud gave the wish for incest and its repression or sublimation a central role in human psychological growth and development. In contrast to this fairly recent anthropological and psychological interest, the significance of incest has long been acknowledged in literature; the theme gained special treatment in Jacobean Drama, the eighteenth-century novel, the novels of the American South, and in Romantic Poetry. Literary critics contend that, especially for the Romantic Poets, the incest theme is at the heart of writing about sibling relationships. The Romantics emphasized shared childhood experiences between brothers and sisters, basing the perfection of their union upon the mutual associations built during an idyllic childhood. Critics view this interpretation and representation of brother-sister relationships as being closely related to the Romantic valorization of childhood, where the familial bond is so strong that it survives and is more powerful than anything either adult sibling can feel for someone else. In the eighteenth-century novel, by contrast, brothers and sisters are usually separated at birth and form an attraction to each other during the course of the story. This mutual appeal is a result of the nature versus nurture conflict and is used to illustrate the intuitive attraction of a blood tie.
Most incestuous relationships, including those idealized by the Romantic poets, end in tragedy. Freud saw this tragic culmination as equivalent to the standard punishment for incest in primitive times—death. He interpreted the relationships featured even in such works as The White Doe of Rylstone (1815), where the brother and sister do not share a sexual relationship but are remarkably close and share a common fate, as implicitly incestuous. But there were numerous other overtly incestuous relationships depicted in Romantic poetry and writing, including Lord Byron's Manfred (1817) and Shelley's Laon and Cythna (1818), all of which culminate in tragedy. For the Romantic poets in particular, incest represented a facet of extreme self-love, in addition to the potentially purest form of love. Although it was incorrect in society's eyes, this very mixture of social defiance and self-degradation made the theme of incest attractive to many writers. Variations on the sibling relationship theme as developed by the Romantics exist in Victorian literature as well, although not as explicitly. Two compelling examples of the Victorian manifestation of incest in literature that are often cited by critics are The Mill on the Floss (1860) and Wuthering Heights (1847).
While the incest theme dates back to classical literature, there is a lack of agreement among sociologists and anthropologists regarding the incest taboo and its origins. This inconsistency, in fact, has led many scholars to believe that the taboo derives not from some inherent moral code, but from our self-imposed need to separate ourselves from the animal world where all sexual activity is indeterminate. The derivation of the word "incest", which means incestum or "unchaste" in Latin, supports this interpretation. Incest has been treated as both a taboo and a special privilege in different eras. The Adam and Eve story, say some critics, posits incest as the very foundation of humankind. Many scholars contend that the controversy regarding the "incest taboo as a result of innate revulsion" has been effectively refuted, especially since there is a long history of stringent laws and punishments against incest. For many of these scholars, the incest taboo is a representation of our most fundamental attempt at social order. According to this theory, the family unit is the most basic representation of social order. Incest represents a serious violation of that order and is therefore disruptive and animalistic.
By 1490 B.C.E. restrictions against incest were firmly established. Sociologists theorize that the world population had increased to the point where the introduction of restrictions on sexual mating was in fact necessary. From this point on, the punishment for incest was consistent throughout differing cultures and ages, though definitions of incest vary according to time and place. Significant legal measures against incest in England coincided with two major literary periods—the Elizabethan and the Victorian. In 1583 Queen Elizabeth I began penalizing incest and created a court of high commission to address crimes associated with it. The next major legal act regarding incest did not become reality until 1908, when the Punishment of Incest Act was passed. Although there were concerns that legal strictures would call attention to the offense and lead to increased frequencies of occurrence, the act simply resulted in more cases being brought to court. And while sociological data provides a valuable context for the recurrence of the incest theme at various times in literature, most critics acknowledge the lack of correspondence between life and literature.
What is consistent between life and literature, however, is that the most common incestuous relationship occurs between fathers and daughters. Precipitating causes for these relationships in real life mirror those represented in literature—an absent mother, a nubile daughter, and/or a radical polarization in the family. Critics also agree that most literature of incest presents a paternalistic culture, where feminine desire for masculine approval is cultivated. By the nineteenth century, the growing cultural repression of purely incestuous impulses made it increasingly difficult to detect acts of incest in literature as they began to be more symptomatically expressed. With the development of Freudian analysis in the early twentieth-century, discussion of incest and its emotional, moral impetus was brought out in the open. The fundamental components of psychoanalytic literary criticism were in place and all literature could now be analyzed in light of incestuous relationships, real or inferred, in search of a deeper understanding of both the work and ourselves.
Representative Works
Jane Austen
Sense and Sensibility (novel) 1811
Mansfield Park (novel) 1814
Emma (novel) 1816
Charlotte Brontë
Jane Eyre; an Autobiography [as Currer Bell] (novel) 1847
Emily Brontë
Wuthering Heights. A Novel [as Ellis Bell] (novel) 1847
Lord Byron
Manfred, A Dramatic Poem (verse) 1817
Charles Dickens
The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, Edited by "Boz" (novel) 1836-1838
Dealings with the Firm of Dombey and Son, Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation (novel) 1847
The Personal History of David Copperfield (novel) 1850
George Eliot
The Mill on the Floss (novel) 1860
Mary Shelley
Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus (novel) 1818
Mathilda (novella) 1959
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Laon and Cythna; or, The Revolution of the Golden City: A Vision of the Nineteenth Century [revised as The Revolt of Islam; A Poem of Twelve Cantos] (poem) 1818 [i.e., 1817]
The Cenci. A Tragedy, in Five Acts (verse drama) 1819
William M. Thackeray
The History of Henry Esmond, Esq., a Colonel in the Service of Her Majesty Q. Anne, Written by Himself (novel) 1852
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Criticism: Overviews And General Studies
SOURCE: "Introduction," in The Incest Theme in Literature and Legend: Fundamentals of a Psychology of Literary Criticism, by Otto Rank, Johns Hopkins University, 1992, pp. xi-xxv.
[In the following essay, Rudnytsky traces the evolution of psychoanalysis and literary criticism in the early twentieth century, focusing on the work of Sigmund Freud and Otto Frank.]
The first three meetings of the Psychological Wednesday Society for which minutes are extant took place on October 10, October 17, and October 24, 1906. Viennese physicians and other intellectuals interested in Freud's ideas had begun gathering for weekly discussions in his apartment at Berggasse 19 as early as 1902, but not until 1906, with Otto Rank's appointment as salaried secretary to the group—an appointment that lasted until 1915, when World War I intervened—were the proceedings recorded in writing.
Rank's function at these October 1906 meetings was pivotal in two respects, for he not only transcribed them but also read the paper that was discussed. His three-part presentation, "The Incest Drama and Its Complications," outlined the ideas that he fully elaborated in his 1912 magnum opus, Das Inzest-Motiv in Dichtung und Sage: Grundzüge einer Psychologie des dichterischen Schaffens [The incest theme in literature and legend: Fundamentals of a psychology of literary creation], which appears here for the...
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Criticism: Novels
SOURCE: "Incest Patterns in Two Victorian Novels," in Literature and Psychology, Vol. XV, No. 3, Summer, 1965, pp. 135-62.
[In the following essay, Smith argues that incest is a central theme in both Jane Eyre, where Jane struggles against her incestuous feelings for father figure Rochester, and Mill on the Floss, where the controversial flood-death scene and the passionate embrace between brother and sister illuminate the incestuous undercurrent of the novel.]
Even the initial reading of Jane Eyre1 will reveal that the central organizing element is Jane's psychic conflict concerning her relationship with Rochester. I shall attempt to show that this conflict is much deeper and more fundamental than she (or probably Charlotte Brontë) realized. Whether Jane realized it or not (and I think she did not) and whether Charlotte realized it or not (and I suspect she did not), Jane's problem is not really one of bigamy: it is one of incest, incest between daughter and father. Jane's psyche is the battleground for warring impulses: on the one hand, a powerful instinctual inclination for intimacy with the father or his representative; on the other hand, a powerful internalization of the communal taboo against incest. A corollary to this incest conflict is Jane's obsession with the family...
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SOURCE: "Incest, Demonism, and Death in Wuthering Heights," in Literature and Psychology, Vol. 23, No. 1, 1973, pp. 27-36.
[In the following essay, Mitchell theorizes that there is no compelling moral or social reason for Heathcliff and Cathy not to marry each other, but they abstain from a sexual or marital relationship because they are already tightly bound by other ties, including a brother-sister relationship.]
It is clear to most readers of Wuthering Heights, and it is equally clear to Catherine Earnshaw, that she is betraying herself when she decides to marry Edgar Linton.1 She says that she loves Edgar "entirely and altogether" (p. 71) and a few lines later that she loves Heathcliff far more (p. 72). She knows that she is being inconsistent because she says that she has "no business to marry Edgar Linton" (p. 71). Cathy justifies the marriage by saying that as Edgar's wife she can raise Heathcliff out of his degradation. This, she says, is her best motive for marrying Edgar, a somewhat strange statement in light of her protestations of love for him. Cathy insists that her marriage will not separate her from Heathcliff. Rather facile critical opinion on this point would have it that because Cathy and Heathcliff have the psychic union of which she speaks (p. 74), they indeed cannot be separated. But Cathy seems to doubt the consolations of such a union, for while...
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SOURCE: "Incest and the Structure of Henry Esmond," in Nineteenth-Century Fiction, Vol. 34, No. 2, September, 1979, pp. 194-213.
[In the following essay, Manning contends that the incest motif permeates Henry Esmond beyond the commonly acknowledged feature of Henry and Rachel's marriage; Manning also theorizes that the author's own subconscious incest fantasy underlies the conflict between desire and social convention in the novel.]
The broader incestuous features of Henry Esmond are commonly acknowledged. Henry marries Rachel, who not only has served him as foster mother and called him her son, but who is the biological mother of the younger woman, more appropriate to Henry's age, whom he pursues ardently through most of the story.1 But the incest motif penetrates the novel long before this marriage and its anticipatory images; it drives the story through all its Thackerayan convolutions—including the events of Book II, which critics generally disregard—and impresses itself upon elements ranging from characterization to syntax.
The purpose of this essay is to unpack the incest motif from the narrative—to illustrate its workings throughout the novel—stopping short of the biographical speculation that might follow. Roughly, however, the fantasy of incestuous triumph is not Henry Esmond's but the novel's, or Thackeray's. It is much richer than...
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SOURCE: "Genealogy and Incest in Wuthering Heights," in Studies in the Novel, Vol. XIV, No. 4, Winter, 1982, pp. 359-76.
[In the following essay, Goetz examines two interpretation problems in Wuthering Heights: first he examines Catherine's choice to marry Edgar Linton instead of Heathcliff, and then he discusses the second half of the novel's complex kinship relationships.]
In arguing for the basic equivalence between language and systems of kinship, Claude Lévi-Strauss has pointed out that the situations of the two, in one important respect, are symmetrical but inverse. In the case of language, we know what the function or meaning of the phenomenon is, but we do not (or did not until recently) know how it functions as a system. In the case of kinship, the structure of the system itself is more or less apparent, but the meaning or function the system serves remains obscure.1 It is this notion that a kinship system, just as well as a natural language, can have a "meaning" that I would like to test in reference to Wuthering Heights. This complex novel has of course various meanings that are generated by different aspects of its total design: thus certain meanings have been deduced from careful studies of its imagery (by Dorothy Van Ghent, Mark Schorer, and others) and others from the study of its narrative frames.2 Many critics have alluded to the...
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SOURCE: "Frankenstein's Hidden Skeleton: The Psycho-Politics of Oppression," in Science-Fiction Studies, Vol. 10, No. 30, July, 1983, pp. 125-35.
[In the following essay, Vlasopolos suggests that despite some awkwardness of style and plot improbabilities Frankenstein is a coherent novel because of the conflict it presents between accepted socio-political forces and the private struggle of a man who views himself as driven to incest.]
Renewed interest in Frankenstein suggests that the novel possesses a covert structure which, despite some critics' charges of awkwardness of style and improbabilities of plot, gives the novel a coherence that has been felt by generations of fascinated readers.1 The hidden logic of Frankenstein rests on Mary Shelley's fusion of the socio-political forces used to ensure the survival of the aristocracy with the private drama of a man who sees himself as ineluctably driven to incest. Class selection, namely the survival of the upper class and its will-to-power, appears in incident after incident throughout the novel and acts as the barely visible crack which in the end causes the collapse of the house of Frankenstein. The inbreeding practiced by the aristocracy subjects their children to irrational fears and unreconcilable conflicts, and thereby contains the seeds of destruction. The principal dynamics of Victor Frankenstein's actions...
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SOURCE: "'My Only Sister Now': Incest in Mansfield Park," in Studies in the Novel, Vol. XIX, No. 1, Spring, 1987, pp. 1-15.
[In the following essay, Smith regards the happy ending of Mansfield Park to be a dismal failure and contends that the incestuous overtones of Fanny and Edmund's relationship reveal the crippling effects of sister-brother relationships within a constricted, hierarchical family structure.]
Regarded as a happy ending to Mansfield Park, the marriage of Fanny Price and Edmund Bertram is a dismal failure. Jane Austen, I believe, intends this failure: as Fanny settles into smug seclusion at Mansfield, "the daughter that he wanted"1 to Sir Thomas and sister-wife to Edmund, her marriage reveals the constrictions of family in the novel. The incestuous overtones of Fanny's relationship with Edmund suggest an approach to these constrictions that illuminates not only Mansfield Park but the effects of nineteenth-century idealization of sister-brother love. In this essay I will attempt to show that incest in Mansfield Park demonstrates the crippling effects of sister-brother love within a hierarchical family structure.
I begin by linking the nineteenth-century idealization of sister-brother love to incest in Mansfield Park. I then define incest as both an emotional relationship and a social strategy and delineate...
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SOURCE: "The Incest Taboo in Wuthering Heights: A Modern Appraisal," in American IMAGO, Vol. 45, No. 2, Summer, 1988, pp. 217-24.
[In the following essay, McGuire explores the incest theme in Wuthering Heights in the context of modern psychological breakthroughs in the study of incest; the critic draws on Ernest Jones' thesis of the relationship between incest, Satanism, vampirism, lycanthropy, and necrophilia, stating that Heathcliff demonstrates all these traits.]
Wuthering Heights has long been admired as a unique and powerful novel. The brooding atmosphere of Wuthering Heights, the intense characters, and the disturbing theme lure the reader into a world at once repelling and seductive. Who or what is the mysterious Heathcliff? Why does the mutual passion between Cathy Earnshaw and him remain unrequited when there is no apparent obstacle to their union? Why is their consuming physical attachment superseded by a morbid fascination with union after death? I propose that an unconscious incest taboo impeded the two lovers' expectations of normal sexual union and led them to spiritualize their attachment, eventually leading them to believe that they could find union only after death.
Criticism of Wuthering Heights has characteristically taken one of two approaches when the question of incest has been raised. Some critics have suggested that Heathcliff was...
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SOURCE: "Incestuous Sibling Relationships: Mansfield Park, Emma and Sense and Sensibility," in Sibling Love and Incest in Jane Austen's Fiction, Macmillan, 1992, pp. 33-60.
[In the following excerpt, Hudson proposes that far from being elegiac and nostalgic, most of Austen's novels conclude with an optimistic expulsion of menacing intruders from the home and family. Hudson maintains that, in Austen's works, incest creates a loving family circle where familial bonds are tightened and strengthened.]
Jane Austen's sister Cassandra attempted to persuade her to change the dénouement of Mansfield Park. According to Cassandra, Austen's failure to allow Henry Crawford to marry Fanny, and Fanny's cousin Edmund to marry Mary Crawford, constituted a major flaw in the work.1Mansfield Park concludes with the heroine happily securing a place as a member of the family at Mansfield and with the removal of the immoral, unprincipled Crawfords. However, Cassandra Austen's assessment, like that of many critics, overlooks or fails to appreciate the significance of the incestuous marriage of cousins Fanny and Edmund.
The issue of incest may also be considered as relevant in the case of Emma and Mr. Knightley. No literal tie of kinship forms a barrier between them, although it has sometimes proved otherwise between a man's brother and his wife's sister in...
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SOURCE: "'Knew shame, and knew desire': Ambivalence as Structure in Mary Shelley's Mathilda," in Iconoclastic Departures: Mary Shelley after Frankenstein, edited by Syndy M. Conger, Frederick S. Frank, and Gregory O'Dea, Associated University Presses, 1997, pp. 115-29.
[In the following essay, Himes explains that while incest was a conventional theme of nineteeth-century literature, Mary Shelley treats this theme very differently in Mathilda by presenting Mathilda's desire as especially transgressive.]
"Such is my name, and such my tale, Confessor—to thy secret ear, I breathe the sorrows I bewail, And thank thee for the generous tear This glazing eye could never shed."
—Lord Byron, "The Giaour" (1813)
Mathilda is an arresting, riveting work, strange in its representation of incestuous love yet believable in its evocation of forbidden desire. The tightly confined internal and external spaces of and around the title character, who is the scriptor of this confessional work, force the reader to participate with Mathilda in the text. The reader cannot objectively receive the novel but must engage with Mathilda in her psychological landscape, and that is an area fraught with ambivalence created by vacillation between two equally powerful poles: Mathilda's position as both the subject and the object of the...
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SOURCE: "Incest and Rage in Charlotte Brontë's Novelettes," in Creating Safe Space: Violence and Women's Writing, edited by Tomoko Kuribayashi and Julie Tharp, State University of New York Press, 1998, pp. 61-77.
[In the following essay, Carlson offers a close reading of Brontë's novelettes written between 1836 and 1839 and theorizes that the secret of Angria that Brontë created for her works allowed her to create a safe space and outlet for her forbidden fantasies of father-daughter seduction and female masochism.]
Charlotte Brontë, between the ages of thirteen and twenty-three, created a secret fantasy world called Angria, a world that she constructed in hundreds of pages of tiny manuscripts that make up her juvenilia (Alexander, Early Writings 3). Brontë did not write these alone; until 1833 the stories were a joint venture with her two sisters, Anne and Emily, and her brother Branwell (Alexander, Early Writings 62), and the later works, including her novelettes, were written in an eleven-year collaboration with her brother (Alexander, Early Writings 161). But the stories themselves were kept a secret from the outside world; Brontë's father and aunt never read the juvenilia, though they knew it was being written, and none of Charlotte's school friends were ever permitted to see her writing (Gerin, Evolution 73).
Brontë uses this secret writing,...
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SOURCE: "The Triangle in Charles Dickens," in Patriarchy and Incest from Shakespeare to Joyce, University Press of Florida, 1998, pp. 54-79.
[In the following excerpt, Ford traces events in Dickens' life that parallel a search for first love depicted in many of his works. She explains that Dickens' lifelong fascination with father/daughter relationships was explored in most of his novels, and that Dombey and Son is an especially significant work on this theme.]
The relationship between psychobiographical data and the recurrent father/daughter theme is particularly explicit for Charles Dickens (1812-70). The early trauma of his relegation to the blacking factory at the age of twelve, which entailed his own banishment from the oedipal circle at home,1 occurred at the outset of a life punctuated by a series of unhappy or unsatisfactory relationships with women. Mollie Hardwick sums this up:
His strange, deep idealistic love for Mary Hogarth—the cause of years of haunting sorrow to him—his early passion for Maria Beadnell, the "Dora" who rejected her "David" and left a scar on his mind and whose deterioration in middle-age caused Dickens such cruel disillusion; and worst of all his terrible incompatibility with his wife. … All these were to culminate in that 13-year relationship with Ellen Ternan—a "disappointing partnership," …...
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Criticism: Plays
SOURCE: "The Incest Motif in Shelley's The Cenci," in Comparative Drama, Vol. 19, No. 3, Fall, 1985, pp. 222-39.
[In the following essay, Groseclose contends that the rape/incest between Beatrice and Count Cenci is the event that controls the The Cenci structurally and histrionically. Groseclose also feels that the incestuous act is Shelley's way of symbolically denouncing the destructiveness of tyranny, and proposing violent insurrection as a means to eliminating it.]
Mary Shelley admired her husband's 1819 play, The Cenci, because it was, she felt, the most direct of his works.1 The author himself, apparently both pleased and abashed that the writing of the drama consumed scarcely two months, implied a similar simplicity when he told E. J. Trelawny that in The Cenci he had expended considerably less effort on poetic language and "metaphysics" than was his wont.2 One scarcely wishes to contradict the two persons most intimately connected with the work, but a survey of the critical literature suggests that the drama is among the poet's densest, richest, and most ambiguous creations.3 Explored from every viewpoint—i.e., from its theatricality to its philosophy—The Cenci has yielded itself to interpretation in a most rewarding manner, though its paradoxes stubbornly remain. One feature, Shelley's decision to include incest...
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Criticism: Poetry
SOURCE: "Incest in Laon and Cythna: Nature, Custom, Desire," in The Keats-Shelley Review, No. 2, 1987, pp. 49-90.
[In the following essay, Donovan traces the publishing history of Laon and Cythna, from its inception to its reprinting as The Revolt of Islam,and argues that the changes between the two versions make it difficult to understand Shelley's intent.]
The printing history of Laon and Cythna; or, the Revolution of the Golden City: A Vision of the Nineteenth Century includes a notorious peculiarity. Shelley's grand attempt at a narrative romance on the epic scale, and his longest poem, was composed in draft at Marlow during the spring and summer of 1817, finished and seen through the press in the autumn and put on sale early in December, only to be withdrawn from circulation within a few days; quickly revised, it reappeared in January 1818 as The Revolt of Islam.1 The revisions were not extensive—leaving aside the new title-page and the removal of a paragraph from the Preface, only some five dozen lines out of a total of 4818 were affected—but they carried important changes of sense.2 Two kinds of alterations were made to the original text, each a series of functional substitutions for words and phrases judged to be objectionable. The larger number has to do with religion: 'Power' or 'Heaven' is put in place of 'God';...
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SOURCE: "Incest, Narcissism and Demonality in Byron's Manfred," in Mosaic, Vol. 25, No. 2, Spring, 1992, pp. 25-38.
[In the following essay, Macdonald theorizes that Manfred is a powerful revision of Goethe's Faust and of the tradition behind it. Macdonald explains that the central act of the poem, the pact with the devil, can be traced to the psychodynamics of incest.]
In 1816, Byron left England forever, his reputation ruined by the collapse of his marriage and the rumors of his affair with his half-sister, Augusta Leigh. He went first to Switzerland, where he met the Shelleys and suggested that they all pass the time by writing ghost stories. The most famous fruit of this suggestion was Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1818). Byron himself began a story but soon gave it up; it was completed by his personal physician, J. W. Polidori, and eventually published, under Byron's name, as The Vampyre (1819). Byron did not, however, entirely abandon the ghost-story project: later in the summer, after a visit by the Gothic novelist M.G. Lewis, he wrote his "supernatural" tragedy Manfred (1817).
Critics have often been baffled by Manfred, but we cannot say that Byron failed to warn us. He first described it to his publisher as "a kind of poem in dialogue … but of a very wild—metaphysical—and inexplicable kind": "Almost all the...
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SOURCE: "Shelleyan Incest and the Romantic Legacy," in Keats-Shelley Journal, Vol. XLV, 1996, pp. 61-76.
[In the following essay, Cronin explores the evolution and significance of the themes of love and incest in Shelley's poetry. The critic contends that Romantic poetry in general and Shelley's work in particular left a difficult legacy for the Victorians, challenging them to accommodate these themes in an acceptable manner for the reading public.]
I begin with a particular legacy, with the copy of The Revolt of Islam owned by Arthur Hallam and bequeathed, after his early death, to his friend and fellow-Apostle, Henry Alford. Like Hallam, Alford was a minor poet, but he lived to earn a more substantial reputation as Dean of Canterbury cathedral and as the English editor of the Greek Testament. This book was doubly precious to Alford who revered both Hallam and Shelley, and when he married on 10 March, 1835, he chose it as his wedding gift to his wife, first inscribing on the flyleaf some blank verse lines that explained its special value to him.1 What was he thinking of, this pious, conventional young clergyman giving into the hands of his bride a copy of The Revolt of Islam, a fiercely anti-clerical poem dedicated to the ideals of the French Revolution? It is true that the poem he inserted into the text himself ends with a warning. Fanny is advised:
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Further Reading
Brophy, Robert J. "Tamar, The Cenci, and Incest." In American Literature XLII, No. 2 (May 1970): 241-44.
A brief comparison of the treatment of the incest theme in Tamar and The Cenci.
Durbach, Errol. "The Geschwister-Komplex: Romantic Attitudes to Brother-Sister Incest in Ibsen, Byron, and Emily Brontë." In Mosaic (Summer 1979): 61-73.
Examines an understanding of incest behavior as it relates to the nineteenth-century crisis of existence following the age of Enlightenment.
Garrett, Margaret Davenport. "Writing and Re-writing Incest in Mary Shelley's Mathilda." In Keats-Shelley Journal XLV, (1996): 44-60.
Proposes that although Mathildahas generally been acknowledged as an autobiographical representation of the author's own life, it also showcases Shelley's evolving ideas about a woman's role in a love relationship.
Glass, Loren. "Blood and Affection: The Poetics of Incest in Manfred and Parisina." In Studies in Romanticism 34, No. 2 (Summer 1995): 211-26.
Contends that both texts reviewed in this article use incest to elaborate a theory of history and poetics, synthesizing major currents in contemporary literary and cultural theory.
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Typical response from a person with a sense of entitlement. For someone who is suppose to be educated, he lacks commons sense among other things.
Professor Caught on Video Shoving Student, Arrested
A confrontation between University of Oregon adjunct law professor James Olmsted and student activists ended Thursday with Olmsted's arrest and subsequent removal from the campus, said Julie Brown, director of media relations.
Several students videotaped Olmsted of Eugene, Oregon, as he shoved one student and aggressively took a cell phone from another.
The incident occurred at the Erb Memorial Union, near 13th Avenue and University Street, as members of the group Students Against Imperialism held a political performance by setting up a mock border checkpoint.
After inquiring about the purpose of the performance, Olmsted grew irate and began harassing students.
"Indians keep slaves too. Look at your sophisticated indigenous people—Mayans, Toltecs, Incans—they all kept slaves. They all fucking tortured and sacrificed institutionally... If you want this country back start a fucking war and take it back... Instead of just being pussies and talking, do something," Olmsted said to the students. "To make something happen you need lots of people that are doing action... like when Native Americans took over Alcatraz—very, very brave. This is nice but it's very small."
University police have charged Olmsted, 58, with second-degree theft and two counts of physical harassment. He also was served with a letter forbidding his return to the campus, according to a police statement.
"We were very disappointed with [Mr. Olmsted's] interaction with our students," Brown said. "[His] teaching responsibilities have been reassigned to other members of the faculty."
Brown added that Olmsted is "not teaching now or in the foreseeable future."
Diana Salazar, a junior who was a part of the mock border checkpoint, said she could tell Olmsted wasn't there to engage in civil dialogue. Salazar said that after a few minutes she noticed he wasn't "just your typical person."
"At first I was surprised when he threw his helmet down," she said. "That did throw me off."
Salazar said she was even more surprised when she found out he was an adjunct professor with the university.
"We did not know until the very, very end," she said. "We were all really shocked, but for me it was very ironic. You'd think that a law instructor would know that you're not supposed to touch students."
Olmsted, whose "experience includes representing both major luxury golf and ski resort developers and public interest advocacy groups," according to his works.bepress.com profile, is licensed to practice in four states and had previously taught a course in Land Trust and Conservation Easement Law at the University of Oregon.
Olmsted has also authored several academic essays regarding Native American land trust. In 2011, he wrote one titled, "The Invisible Forest: Conservation Easement Databases and the End of the Clandestine Conservation of Natural Lands," published by Duke University, which briefly discussed Native American conservation easements.
Salazar is not surprised that "this kind of hidden racism exists" on campus. She added that the University of Oregon as well as the City of Eugene "has a deep, deep history in racism."
"They want to erase and forget it," she said. "There have been a lot of people trying to support [Olmsted], which goes to show you how people think of him here."
She said that she and the Students Against Imperialism will take this opportunity to address the racial tensions she says are rampant at the university.
"There has been a history of cultural incompetency from people here, but it's been isolated and now getting attention," she said. "I think that we're in the position where we can strategically ask, 'What are the next steps to move forward and have the conversations that need to happen?'"
According to the Daily Emerald, Olmsted's attorney, Mike Arnold, said taping the confrontation may have violated state law, which says the subjects of audio recordings must be notified. An exception has been made for unconcealed devices in public places, which may be what the many cell phones used to record Olmstead fall under.
Salazar believes the students did exactly what they should have done by filming Olmsted's tirade.
"I feel like we did the right thing, exposing what he had done, and that it was not acceptable," she said. "We're definitely not in a post racial society. All those forms of oppression still exist. It's still something that is experienced here in campus life."
Olmsted would not comment on the incident and said all questions should be addressed to his attorney.
Thiz iz typ of elitest wht
Thiz iz typ of elitest wht upper "class",, Who have all the ansers for everybody else!! He cant even deal with hiz own sexuality,, Obveously a closet case! Any tribe useing this loser for litagation should move on,,he is not lookin out for anybody but the "DOMINET CAULTUR" as he calls him self... Really a sad person and an ugly soul he would force on others.. Nobody invited him to partisapate in the ac
Why do we Native People act
Why do we Native People act suprised when an entitled non- native person behaves this way? Or perhaps we will find in the near future this was staged.
This guy was clearly trying
This guy was clearly trying to start a fight so that he could say this was a violent student protest. How much you want to bet his lawyer will say that because the tall guy got between him and the woman and then lightly touched him(in a clearly non aggressive way) that he was attacked and was just defending himself. Cudos to the students for not meeting violence with violence and to the young man who non violently intervened
It is person as this as to
It is person as this as to why I had to quit school, as it promotes hatred and lets the other children know I was free to be persucuted going to and from school, and while in school. As a child I fought back and won most times as I worked in a family business of logen since I was six. I would be called to the principels office and he would take me back to class and ream me out, telling all it was O.K. to do to me what they wanted too , giving them permisstion to do what they wanted to me. He even stood up in front of a fathers day event where my dad was being given a fathers dad cake, he came onto the stage in front of all the parents and children in attendence tried to smash the cake from my sisters hands as she stood on stage to give a cake to her father, with other teachers as well. He centered out my sister who was 7 at the time. Again in front of every one. Telling the kids and parents alike they too can do to us what ever they wanted. My dad got up and confronted him, his name was Mr. Deniehe in Butte Montana. We had crosses burnt in our basment, and in the park across from our house. We became known as fighters, and protecters of our selves and family members. I finely quit school after a family break down and seperation and I was left alone with out any other family siblings to help protect me. I quit school when I not longer could fight to win young boys who were in some cases already men in body, I could not fend them off, I got tired as they would come at me in pacts of two or more still. This brings back a lot of hurt and pain. I am older now in my 50's yet if it were not for me raising two grandchildren who need me. I would be willing to die or be killed as I would be free. The young must do what they must how they can to achive, just basic freedooms from this sort of thing. Lets see if the law, well do anything, as even the law did not prtect me as a child, being born in the 60's, has anything really changed. Keep up the good fight never give up.
i always thought university
i always thought university professors with phds were actually smart..what an ignorant jackass.
I cannot believe a grown man
I cannot believe a grown man and a adjunct "professor" would behave this way. CRAZY WHITE MAN ACTING CRAZY. Hope they put him in the loony bin where he belongs.
Wow... an educator? He sure
Wow... an educator? He sure did talk SMART...
This so called professor
This so called professor definitely has problems. He took this "mock" situation and made it personal. It was obvious that he was attempting to provoke a physical attack from the students. What did he think he was going to do take the "LAW" into his own hands and stop everything. Why did he feel that he had the authority to barge in, start yelling, swearing, and putting his hands on people? Did this professor of law really think that just because of his, so called 'status' as a person from the "dominate culture" that he could put everyone at the scene in their place with aggression?
I admire the guy in the blue stocking cap. He stood his ground and did not back away. Several times he put himself between this professor and the young ladies... These are students at a college, they're not in college for nothing. What I mean is they have intelligence. What makes this even better is that they did not even know who this man was/is. HHHMMM... Olmsted made an a** h**e of himself.
Small incident or not they are very brave PEOPLE.
If you ever visited Little
If you ever visited Little Big Horn Indian Reservation you'd think America owes these pepole in a big way.
If you mean by "these people"
If you mean by "these people" the Indigenious Native American's... Then I think they/we ARE owed alot.
Are you concerned by what he
Are you concerned by what he said or how he said it?
I find the young lady with the cell phone offensive too. I think you could have had a decent dialog but throwing out swear words (both sides) made the situation worse. Consider for a moment that he has something to offer...age, experience, etc...and listen before getting upset. Listen and just perhaps you might learn from each other.
Do a together breathing
Do a together breathing-exercise..Hug, tell little jokes, laugh, think about what system set you up...I love you all..
Great thinking! That really
Great thinking! That really bearks the mold!


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General Comments: Futures closed lower as the ISO continued to estimate big production and big supplies around the world. The close was weak and implies that further losses are coming. There were some reports of shipments getting booked ahead of the Ramadan holiday to give some demand to the market. Traders remain bearish on ideas of big supplies, especially from Brazil. Traders in Brazil expect big production as the weather is good. Demand is said to be strong from North Africa and the Middle East as buyers get stocks in hand for Ramadan in July. Chart patterns are weak.
Overnight News: Mostly dry conditions are expected in Brazil, but some showers are expected on Friday. Temperatures should average near to above normal. The ISO said that the 2013-14 Sugar surplus production could be more than 3.5 million tons.
Chart Trends: Trends in New York are down with objectives of 1670, 1610, and 1600 July. Support is at 1670, 1620, and 1600 July, and resistance is at 1700, 1720, and 1740 July. Trends in London are mixed to down with no objectives. Support is at 470.00, 467.00, and 464.00 August, and resistance is at 480.00, 487.00, and 491.00 August.
General Comments: Futures were lower in July, but higher in the new crop months. The rally in new crop months came on forecasts for some storms to develop next week in the Delta and Southeast and also on the rally in Chicago. The weather has improved in all areas with some precipitation in Texas areas and drier weather in the forecast for the next few days for the Delta and Southeast. Traders also were looking for new signs of demand, but were not finding much. Ideas are that the demand can continue for now as China moves to increase its stocks. Planting conditions for the next crop remain a problem in the US. Dry weather is forecast for the Delta and Southeast, and warm weather is expected in Texas this week. Ideas are that farmers can get a lot of planting done with dry and warm conditions.
Overnight News: The Delta and Southeast will see dry conditions or afternoon showers. Showers and storms could last through tomorrow. Temperatures will average near to above normal. Texas will get mostly dry weather, but showers are possible on Friday. Temperatures will average mostly above normal. The USDA spot price is now 78.62 ct/lb. ICE said that certified Cotton stocks are now 0.509 million bales, from 0.509 million yesterday. USDA said that net Upland Cotton export sales were 101,700 bales this year and 36,400 bales next year. Net Pima sales are 5,400 bales this year and 0 bales next year.
Chart Trends: Trends in Cotton are down with objectives of 83,20, 82.80, and 81.30 July. Support is at 82.90, 82.20, and 81.70 July, with resistance of 85.00, 85.40, and 87.10 July.
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General Comments: Futures closed higher. It was a positive close, and more rallies are now possible. Traders are wrestling with more reports of losses from greening disease on the one side and beneficial rains that have hit the state on the other. Greening disease and what it might mean to production prospects continues to be a primary support item and will be for several years. Irrigation is widespread, even with recent rains. Temperatures are warm in the state. The Valencia harvest is continuing. Brazil is seeing near to above normal temperatures and dry weather, but some showers are possible late this week.
Overnight News: Florida weather forecasts call for scattered afternoon showers through the weekend. Temperatures will average near to above normal this week and near normal this weekend.
Chart Trends: Trends in FCOJ are mixed. Support is at 144.00, 139.00, and 137.50 July, with resistance at 147.00, 150.00, and 153.00 July.
General Comments: Futures were lower again on what appeared to be speculative selling tied to big production ideas from Brazil as the harvest has started and on chart patterns. Futures made new lows for the move and new contract lows. Brazil weather remains mostly dry, but some areas could see showers later this week, which would be beneficial to trees. Dry weather helps harvest progress. Trends have turned down due to the conditions and expected large production in Brazil. Buyers are not interested, but offers in the physical market are not big. It is speculators who keep pushing the futures lower. Current crop development is still good this year in Brazil, but it has been dry. Central America crops are mostly harvested and is too dry for good new crop flowering. Colombia is reported to have good conditions.
Overnight News: Certified stocks are higher today and are about 2.755 million bags. The ICO composite price is now 123.33 ct/lb. Brazil should get mostly dry conditions or light showers. Temperatures will average near to above normal. Colombia should get scattered showers, and Central America and Mexico should get mostly dry conditions away from some showers in Eastern Mexico and northern Central America. Temperatures should average near to above normal.
Chart Trends: Trends in New York are down with objectives of 126.00 and 116.00 July. Support is at 128.00, 125.00, and 122.00 July, and resistance is at 133.00, 135.00, and 138.00 July. Trends in London are mixed to down with objectives of 1990, 1940, and 1930 July. Support is at 1990, 1980, and 1970 July, and resistance is at 2030, 2040, and 2060 July. Trends in Sao Paulo are down with no objectives. Support is at 156.00, 153.00, and 150.00 September, and resistance is at 161.50, 166.00, and 170.00 September.
General Comments: Futures closed lower due to US Dollar strength. Ideas are that processors are not active in the market right now and are hoping for lower prices before buying again. Some processors have large stocks to work down as well as many bought early due to the new marketing program in Ivory Coast. The weather now is good in West Africa, with more moderate temperatures and some rains. Ideas are that production in West Africa could be less next crop year as well despite the improved weather as farmers have not liked offered prices. The mid-crop harvest is moving to completion, and less than expected production along with smaller beans is reported. Malaysia and Indonesia crops appear to be in good condition and weather is called favorable.
Overnight News: Scattered showers are expected in West Africa. Temperatures will average near to above normal. Malaysia and Indonesia should see episodes of isolated showers. Temperatures should average near normal. Brazil will get mostly dry conditions and warm temperatures. ICE certified stocks are slightly lower today at 4.984 million bags.
Chart Trends: Trends in New York are mixed. Support is at 2285, 2275, and 2260 July, with resistance at 2350, 2365, and 2370 July. Trends in London are mixed. Support is at 1555, 1530, and 1515 July, with resistance at 1580, 1590, and 1605 July.


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I came across a folder of poetry and other writings I wrote about 7 years ago during a very dark time in my life. It won't win any awards but I figured I'd share anyway.
I once thought of the future as this mythical place
Of technology and wonders which I would...
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2 days ago
I came across a folder of poetry and other writings I wrote about 7 years ago during a very dark time in my life. It won't win any awards but I figured I'd share anyway.
The sun ascends over us all
The meek hope, the proud stand tall
but one destiny
shall embrace us...
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2 days ago
"The Dream"
I came across a folder of poetry and other writings I wrote about 7 years ago during a very dark time in my life. It won't win any awards but I figured I'd share anyway.
A dream I had that I held you tight
You filled my world with beautiful light
Wordlessly you...
2 days ago
The Mask - I'm great, fine, spectacular. In a way
I relish every night, and I live every day.
I live, I laugh, I write, I sing,
I wonder what the new days will bring.
Then I get home, and I take off the mask.
The day, an almost impossible task,
Is finally over, and so I lay...
7 Responses
Oct 23, 2012
Our EP Gesture Dance -
Waking up in the morning,
another day dawns,
I rush to my computer,
I flip the cold box on.
As it's familiar sounds start,
Time to pour a cup,
I rush back to sign on,
To see if he's already up.
The "Sign In" is complete,
Today begins anew,
42 Responses
Feb 22
This is called Sink Away
These writings keep me from going crazy
Some times I just need someone to save me
Those times when I want to bleed
I realize you here with me is what I need
Visions in my head of blood dripping off my arm
I think there will be no harm
At times I think...
3 Responses
21 hours ago
In The Gloam -
In the gloam
deep in the forest
where the faeries sleep
There is one who knows
She knows the full measure
of you; the flame your smile kindles
The ache your brown eyes afford with every stroke
And the wake you leave in your leaving.
In the gloam
deep in the...
1 Response
Jan 20
I remember that night alone, as if it were yesterday.
I remember that knife, it still sits in my room today.
I remember telling myself I'd never self-harm.
That was the past and this the present,
Needless to say the time in-between was never pleasant.
I remember the feeling of...
3 Responses
1 day ago
Stone Serenade
At cloudless midnight on shores far away,
an island lies in magical slumber.
This night, statues formless whisper and say:
"Let us dance a night to remember!"
Stone takes shape to flesh and screams on soft sands:
"Let us dance madly until the very end..."
A young...
2 days ago
Ode To A Lost Sock - (Barvo's note - I don't actually write poems. I have no urge and don't read it for pleasure. I wound up in a writing class taught by a poet, so had to write several poems. When I can't do something well, I hide behind humour. Behold the result!)
Ode to a...
7 Responses
Feb 5
A Little Love Story - The man of pain sat alone,The girl of hope sat in pain,Both looked at the stars, Where they touched the moons light,One so far,The other further,But the heavens had a plan,The girl shredded tears of pain,A broken girl without a name,She looked upon a mirror...
15 Responses
Dec 24, 2012
I'm proud of who I am and I even hold my past as if it will leave if I let it. For my past well it's the part of me that I'm afraid to lose. My past makes me me. It's me who used to drag a blade across my skin. I used to tell lies and skip meals. I used to live in fear, in fear...
1 Response
19 hours ago
Aggggghhhhh! - When you lay in bed,
Frustration running through your head,
You want to reach out and touch,
This is all way too much
My mind would not have such a fight,
...If my girl was not so far away tonight ♥
2 Responses
Nov 26, 2012
Let me sign the devil's contract if I don't have you. Let me live my life in darkness and grey for eternity. He's pointing at me saying don't be ashamed I'll wrap you in my arms Let me sign, let me sign. I'll be covered in sin and with his blood. Let me be in pain if I don't...
1 Response
1 day ago
Deeper Stranger. - Deeper Stranger.
My heart is as deep as the Hudson River. Its fresh with unpredictable currents. Once a murky barren zone is now the object of a mid summers swim.
My mind is a twisted Christmas peppermint stick. Its stale and forgotten in your grandmothers...
15 Responses
Aug 5, 2012
Pages For You...
I wrote some pages for you...
hoping one day that you will find them.... as I'm finding the story of how we might have been together...
I think a suggestive taste of a late glass of wine could loosen your limbs and answer the question in your eyes...
Or your...
1 day ago
Not The End Of Me - I have let the light go,But not let the dark in,The pain from withing spreading my fears,You and I,Standing here alone,We are like each other,The pain consuming me,This world is nothing but a dream,A peace of a shattered memory,Here we go,The secrets we never...
17 Responses
Nov 16, 2012
A Sunny Day In Thalamus - I'm sick, and it's a pretty little illness
A prefrontal bacteria that eats away my willingness
To live within the social parenthesis
I'm twisted, sick from this political annilingus.
The jacket that I'm wearing will define my disorder
I'm due to see a...
10 Responses
May 29
- Anti-bullying poem -
have you ever heard that rhyme?
that sticks and stones may break your bones,
but words can never hurt you?
the truth is, they do
it hurts, when people call you ugly
are you gonna tell me words can't shatter a mind?
when we were told,
that we...
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23 hours ago
Here is a link to a poem i just wrote, it's a poetry site, the best I've come across, I recommend signing up is free and easy (:
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1 day ago
"To A Love Yet Unfound"
I came across a folder of poetry and other writings I wrote about 7 years ago during a very dark time in my life. It won't win any awards but I figured I'd share anyway.
Though I may not outlive a darkened past
To love I run, far and fast
To open arms
1 Response
2 days ago
The Family of Trees
Thick taste
The rotting teeth
Canned, packaged
The child gets what it needs.
Running to the trees
I find a family
Branches that reach out
Leaves that fold over
A warm embrace.
Big Brother, bury me with you.
Do I depend on you?
Or do you depend on me?
1 Response
1 day ago
Stalking - It never rightfully belonged to me
But I wanted it nonetheless,
So when you were distracted and couldn't see
I took it, I confess.
I thought that it might take a while
For you to realize your mistake,
And though I felt guilty in my guile
I held it close, for love's...
33 Responses
Feb 7
The Gates Of Heaven And Hell -
I stand upon the epicenter of the world
I am at ultimate peace and harmony with myself
I stand where my body and spirit
Are at one with the universe and the cosmos
I gaze upwards to see a celestial
Divine of ambiance within...
20 Responses
Dec 19, 2012
Mosaic - Broken pieces, shattered all around
We heard the sound, when it all hit the ground
Torn pages, in the book of my life
In the pain and strife, seems like a losing fight
Empty spaces, covered in clutter
My heart skips paces, and my words come in stutters
I see the places...
21 Responses
Jan 26
People are so different, and the same in many ways but yet so judge mental
There's multiple boarder that divides us up
But only one gate that unites us
Some live in the past while others live for the future
We're all hypocrites we say "In god we trust"
When really no one...
2 Responses
17 hours ago
Cold's fingers pinch me
A calm and sleepy ending
1 Response
1 day ago
Her Death Brought Her Life - She cries each night,Never does she show her pain,Always hiding her face,How long can she stay strong?How many more days must she play along,Raw emotion in her eyes,Fear crawling up her spine as she wipes the tears,Looking down at her scars,Looking at...
29 Responses
Jan 9
If Only They Spoke ... - If only they spoke ...
.. Those walls .. If only they spoke ...
To tell about that hidden truth and what really goes around ..
To tell about those secretive screams that never made a sound ..
To tell about those real smiles that yet haven't been found...
18 Responses
Feb 25
"The Journey"
I came across a folder of poetry and other writings I wrote about 7 years ago during a very dark time in my life. It won't win any awards but I figured I'd share anyway.
On the path ahead, what awaits?
Torturous agony, or love's embrace?
Be it jaws of fate,
Or a...
1 Response
2 days ago
One more…
just one more and I'll stop…
I promise.
I've said this to myself five times over already. The only way for me to realize myself is when I'm with you. The want for your magic overwhelms anything else that has any desire or meaning in my life...
1 Response
1 day ago
"Prisoner Within"
I came across a folder of poetry and other writings I wrote about 7 years ago during a very dark time in my life. It won't win any awards but I figured I'd share anyway.
Among many is one with an internal flaw
Always out of sync with the rest of them all...
2 days ago
Guardian Protector: The Angel - Your armor shines and glistens upon the sun
Your helmet glows brilliant gold and silver
Your face illuminates the radiance of love
Your eyes delve deep into the world and universe
Crisis and desire conflict in one spectacle
Damnation upon you and I...
16 Responses
May 11
I should say "I wrote poetry in another life". I haven't written any poetry in...ten years or better; but for some reason today as I was laying in bed some lines just came to me.
I don't TELL anybody I write poetry-not even my husband. Even if he KNEW he wouldn't much care...
1 Response
1 day ago
Alone - Alone;;
She sat alone
In her room
Had they known
She was planning her doom
The father was caged
Alone in his cell
The daughter was enraged
She was living in hell
The mother was gone
She had left in the night
Her life was a con
She knew only fright
The daughter was silent...
2 days ago
Roses Are Dull, Violates Are Dying. You Say We Dont Care, But Yet I Am Crying - Roses are dull
violates are dying,
you say we dont care
but yet i am crying.
Another day
just fades away,
im left behind
we want you to stay.
In my eyes
im holding back tears,
scared and in pain
10 Responses
Dec 16, 2012
10 billion years ago, It started with spark. A fleck of heat, the seed, the quintessential of passion made manifest. It starts very simply. A pinpoint of blaze becomes intense without either our notice or consent. A flutter of your heart, at your core you begin feel the silent...
2 Responses
1 day ago
Once I Thought It Mattered -
Once I thought it mattered
Whom I loved
As only my morning star
Could give beauty to my sky
I cried when it faded
Gone in the sun's harsh light
I mourned my one beloved
Through the aching lonely day
I did not expect the night
Could heal my broken...
1 Response
9 hours ago
Pain In These Eyes - When you look into someone's eyes, you can see everything.
You see emotions and their journey.
Their heartbreaks and their fears.
Their memories, maybe even eternity.
Now, look into my eyes,
And tell me what you see.
Can you see the darkness,
That lives deep...
9 Responses
Feb 10
Will To Fight - Another night has come and gone and here I sit all alone
wondering what the hell I did wrong
Trying to pick myself up and carry on
Though it's tough when you have been beaten up by life
Lost your will to fight
Trying not to listen to the voices in your head...
24 Responses
May 28, 2012
Inspiration - I sat alone
And tried to think,
Of words so grand,
To put in ink.
The words came slow,
And uninspired.
No cutesy rhymes,
No expressed desire.
No lover's song,
No wrong to right.,
No erotic rhyme,
To fill the night.
2 Responses
Jul 14
Slow Burn -
Nobody knows except me .
And I wonder how much longer I can keep it lodged in the back of my throat.
How long before I choke?
I almost tell him as we lay on the hood of my car.
We look up at the sky.
And I wonder why.
My tounge vibrates with the beating of my heart...
1 Response
1 hour ago
No words, no choice, only the darkness in my heart,
Everyday is the never ending battle,
My mind is filled with the scars from the past,
Liar, liar you crush my life,
Stab my heart and wait to die,
My reflection has become undone,
Those monsters under my bed,
Are now...
1 day ago
I love writing. It kept me strong while I was battling depression and suicidal thoughts. For that reason most of my writings are dark
1 Response
21 hours ago
Human Nature
Sarcasm's what I am feeling, and human nature's so appealing,
Reeling in the fantasies of a billion delusional demigods
Too busy mimicking bottom dweller's legacies to acknowledge
The complete and perfect power that they possess.
Grasping at straws and pulling...
1 Response
2 days ago
Longing to be close... - I long to be close to her
I long to be close to you
to be accepted, loved, adored, and set free...
I don't know why I choose something or someone that I can't have though... But I usually go off of what I feel...
And I can feel here
So maybe for the...
1 day ago
Each and Every Night - Each and Every Night
So much do I miss you that
Each and every night as I close my eyes
My heart sees your sparkling eyes, and your smile.
So much do I want you that
Each and every night as I think of you
My heart hears your...
33 Responses
Jan 21, 2009
I came across a folder of poetry and other writings I wrote about 7 years ago during a very dark time in my life. It won't win any awards but I figured I'd share anyway.
Bodies in varying states of decay
Rise from their graves this dreary day
The restless dead...
2 days ago
Long Distance Love - Miles of empty air between us,
We still manage to love.
Through time and space,
The affection finds its way.
Words cannot take the place
Of physical contact.
But somehow,
Love finds a way.
14 Responses
Jun 8, 2012
Firemen On September 11 - I wrote this right after the attack.
The smoke poured out and flames shot up,
As he quickly ran inside,
To search for those in need of help,
With his "brothers" by his side.
They had all been trained to do this job,
No time for thoughts of fear,
2 Responses
Jul 17
In Sleepless Hours - In nighttime's sleepless hours my reverie of you takes hold
I place a kiss so gentle as not to stir a sleeping baby on the face that fills my waking hours and haunts my dreams
You alone are my Northern lights, evoking a rainbow of cascading colours, Plumes of...
18 Responses
Jun 2, 2011
Lens -
In the darknessaway from prying eyes I discoveredmemories of you
With only the moon to watch
I peeled back the folderon our memories
The figures softly blurred
slipping and sliding into focus
I sharpen the images
with deliberate precisionand delicate...
5 Responses
May 1
In Him - Today in him
I found my soul
My other half
That makes me complete
In him I see
The light
And love
I've been searching for
In him I know
My future
Is certain
And bright
In him I love
The world anew
And feel
Finally at peace
In him is
The man
I will spend
My forever...
36 Responses
Jan 26
Motions - Open, close,
the door swings its motions
In, out,
the air rushes through
Clean, dirty,
the cycle it seems
But where is
what makes it new?
Left, right,
the people walk past
Below me the ground,
Above me the clouds
the destination
19 Responses
Jan 28
"If it Makes You Happy" -
If you love someone,
Never set them "free;"
Only when you don't
Should you let them be.
I believe, when it's true,
They won't want to leave
And REAL ******* don't accept
People they don't need
Nor do they cling to those
Who degrade their souls...
9 hours ago
Real Pain - You are lost
In faded colours of Summer's smile
The world we had now locks me out
I tear and strain in desperate style
You drift away, I scream and shout
My blood dries in the vein
True love just means real pain.
You are lost
Until moonbeams send you from the...
3 Responses
Jun 9, 2011
Threads Of Ourselves -
The feelings we share I ride like a wave,
The ups the downs the direction they make,
On a magic carpet that we made,
From threads of ourselves,and the pattern we laid
the vessel counts as much as the map,
The carriage awaits for us to step up,
I admit Its...
4 Responses
Jun 17, 2010
Garden... - I planted this seed...
watered it with my blood...
tried my best to shine...
my inner light upon it...
so it might prosper...
grow strong....
but as it broke through the soil...
I knew it was fragile...
maybe I sheltered it too much...
perhaps I didn't give it...
16 Responses
Feb 26
She Lies Easy - She lies easy in my arms
This dimly moonlit night
Her body supple to my charms
She moans with such delight
I brush her hair back, find her neck
And kiss her softly there
My lips they trace her gentle curves
They make her arch and swear
While fingers brush...
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When top-ranked Kansas takes the court for its final tune-up of the preseason against Pittsburg State on Tuesday night, Tyshawn Taylor should find himself back in the starting lineup. Having started 33-of-35 games in his career, the 6-foot-3, 185-pound guard from Hoboken, N.J., found himself coming off the bench against Fort Hays State last week. While head coach Bill Self was pleased with the success of his starting five, he indicated Taylor would likely be back in the starting lineup against the Gorillas. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now for a FREE Trial
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Your satisfaction with our products and services is our utmost concern and Victorinox Swiss Army strives to provide a high level of service. By selecting one of our authorized dealers you can be confident of receiving an authentic quality product with the full Victorinox Swiss Army 3 year's limited warranty and the service you expect.
This requires Victorinox Swiss Army to preserve your interests by warning you against unauthorized dealers and internet sales offering timepieces of dubious origin, second hand product and any risk of fraud, particularly relating to counterfeits.
Thank you for choosing one of our Authorized Dealers
Item #: U009001-ONE
Color : Black
Size: ONE
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Victorinox Snowflake Knit Hat
Item Number | : U009001-ONE |
Each snowflake is unique; well we've kept that in mind when designing our Victorinox Snowflake Hat, as its Fair Isle pattern and jersey-lined interior certainly make it stand above the rest for cold weather temperatures. Loved by both men and women, always a statement on the slopes or around town. |


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