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A couple of weeks ago, I elaborated on how Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid had at the time failed for three straight years to write up a budget in the Senate, thereby breaking the law three — now four — years running. I said he should write up a budget in part to inform the citizenry how their tax dollars are being spent. How much was going to the Pentagon and our nation's security? How much was going into green fantasies like Solyndra and payoffs to the Democratic Party's friends? That would be friendly fascism, the left's post-liberalism evolutionary stage. Some call it Obamaism.
Where is the accountability? Failing to write up a budget is a dereliction of duty. At the time, I speculated ever so gently about what sort of crime Harry was committing. Everyone agrees that not writing up a budget is a crime. Is it a felony or a mere misdemeanor? I innocently joked that senators from Nevada are not known for committing mere misdemeanors. Now, having spent two weeks studying Harry's case and counseling with members of Congress — past and present — I think I am closer to excogitating a penalty for the wretched Harry.
The law we are referring to is the 1974 Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act, which was passed to override President Richard M. Nixon's veto of those expenditures in the federal budget of which he did not approve. He called it impoundment. His high-minded opponents responded that it was an extravagant extension of what was then called the "imperial presidency." Today I suppose we call it Obamacare or rule by executive order. To the Democrats, it is very progressive.
At any rate, the 1974 law was written in a more innocent era. It was the time of Watergate and impeachment. In those more easygoing days, members of Congress could not imagine themselves coldly and with malice aforethought breaking the law. Thus, they would not bring embarrassment to Congress by even suggesting penalties. Today, we live in a more ruthless era. There are sitting in the Senate people who would deny the citizenry the simple illuminating document of a federal budget.
I am indebted to Kimberly Strassel, the insightful Washington columnist for The Wall Street Journal, for her learned explication of Harry's obduracy. According to her, he is failing to submit a budget because, in keeping with the perverse ways of the capital, his failure keeps the focus of the press and the politicians on the Republican-controlled House of Representatives. The press and the partisan pols focus on what the House accomplishes rather than focusing on the Senate's derelictions. Thus, official Washington is hysterical over the House's threat to go over the "fiscal cliff" or its refusal to raise the debt ceiling, rather than the Senate's repeated violations of the 1974 Budget and Impoundment Control Act. Furthermore, by refusing to write up a budget, Harry's Senate continues to keep his Democratic members' true identities hidden from the voters back home. Are they for lavish spending and draconian tax increases? Are they for gun control? Do they want Big Bird reading the evening news on public television? Who knows? They have not voted on a budget. How do the Democratic senators spend their time? No one in Washington seems to care.
Now the industrious Republican members of the House of Representatives have come up with yet another plan for dealing with our fiscal mess and for getting the Democrats in the Senate on record with a budget. The House voted Wednesday to suspend the debt ceiling at least until May 19. However, the House measure also insists that both chambers of Congress write up a budget by April 15. If one or the other chamber does not submit a budget, its members' pay will be held up until the end of the congressional session, January 2015. The Senate's millionaires and billionaires will not mind, or will they? It can be very expensive in Washington, even living on a millionaire's income. One of the added benefits of the Republicans' strategy is to demonstrate to the popolo minuto how very well off the Senate Democrats are.
In the meantime, I have prevailed upon former House member Bob Barr to investigate how we can put teeth into that 1974 law that Harry has broken four times. We may have to replace the Budget and Impoundment Control Act with a new statute, but, Harry, we are serious. I will not allow Mr. Barr to include hard labor among the new penalties, but my compassion for Harry can only go so far.
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Monitoring your network can be a real pain. First and foremost, what tool should you use? Everyone you ask will give you a different answer. Each answer will reflect a different set of requirements and, in some cases, fill completely different needs. Here are the five network monitors I prefer, based on two criteria: They're free (as in cost) and easy to use. You might not agree with the choices, but at the price point, you'd be hard pressed to find better solutions.
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Wireshark (Figure A) has always been my go-to monitor. When most other monitors fail to find what I want, Wireshark doesn't let me down. Wireshark is a cross-platform analyzer that does deep inspection of hundreds of protocols. It does live capture and capture save (for offline browsing), which can be viewed in GUI or tty mode. Wireshark also does VoIP analysis and can read/write many capture formats (tcpdump, Pcap NG, Catapult DCT2000, Cisco Secure IDS iplog, Microsoft Network Monitor, and many more).Figure A
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Angry IP Scanner (Figure B) is one of the easiest to use of all the IP scanners. It has a user-friendly GUI that can scan IP addresses (and their ports) in any range. Angry IP Scanner is cross platform and doesn't require installation, so you can use it as a portable scanner. It can get NetBIOS information, favorite IP address range, Web server detection, customizable openers, and much more. This little scanner makes use of mutlithreads, so it's going to be fairly fast. Source code is available on the download page.Figure B
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Zenmap (Figure C) is a graphical front end to the cross-platform Nmap tool. Nmap can scan huge networks, is portable, free, and well documented. It's one of the most powerful IP traffic monitors, but that power comes with a price: complexity. Zenmap takes Nmap and makes it more accessible to users who prefer to avoid the command line. That does not mean Zenmap is the easiest of the lot. You still need to use some commands. But Zenmap offers a powerful wizard-like tool to help you through the process.Figure C
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Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt was encouraged by what he saw out of Wells.
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There are some really fun nuggets to be found in Secret Agent Clank, but for every one thing the game does right, it does two or three other things terribly wrong.
Disappointingly Secret Agent Clank falls short of its rich and storied past. The game is a direct port of the PSP game with very little if anything added.
Honestly there is zero value in this game and in the end I would recommend playing one of the other far superior Ratchet and Clank games or mow the lawn.
This one's best left to diehard fans that can't bear to let anything Ratchet & Clank pass them by. Everyone else should let it go quietly away into the dark.
The game's humor and good gameplay definitely saved this game from its obvious flaws of controls and glitches. Some gamers will like the game, and it will annoy some. But if you are a Ratchet and Clank fan, don't pass it up.
Fans of Ratchet and Clank who do not own a PSP will be the only ones who will definitely want to check this game out. But keep in mind, it's a short game, coming in at around 8 hours tops. So this may be a rental only if you have to play this game.
On PSP, Secret Agent Clank wasn't much to get excited about, and the PS2 version isn't much different. The gameplay is the same mix of fun Ratchet and Clank dialogue mixed with mundane mini-games, Qwark's missions still break the pacing of the game and you won't feel like a spy by the end of the title.
No longer a sidekick Clank tries to be the hero of a game, unfortunately he fails in this psp port for the Playstation 2. A well devised gameplay is plagued by camera issues, poor detailed visuals and a limping frame rate.
It's best attribute is its price - half that of the PSP game. [Sept 2009, p.81]
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The Life
of Ovid being already written in our language before the Translation of his
I will not presume so far upon myself, to think I can add any thing to Mr.
his undertaking. The
reader may there be satisfied, that he flourishd in the reign of
Augustus Cæsar;
that he was Extracted from an Ancient Family of
Knights; that he was born to the Inheritance of a Splendid Fortune; that he was designd to the Study of the Law, and had made considerable progress in it, before he quitted that Profession, for this of
to which he was more naturally formd. The Cause of his Banishment is unknown; because he was himself unwilling further to provoke the Emperour, by ascribing it to any other reason, than what was pretended by
which was, the Lasciviousness of his Elegies, and his Art of Love. Tis true, they are not to be Excusd in the severity of Manners, as being able to corrupt a larger Empire, if there were any, than that of
yet this may be said in behalf of
that no man has ever treated the Passion of Love with so much Delicacy of thought, and of Expression, or searchd into the nature of it more Philosophically than he. And the Emperour, who condemnd him, had as little reason as another Man to punish that fault with so much severity, if at least he were the Author of a certain Epigram, which is ascribd to him, relating to the cause of the first Civil War betwixt himself and
Mark Anthony
the triumvir, which is more fulsome than any passage I have met with in our Poet. To pass by the naked familiarity of his Expressions to
which are cited in that Authors Life, I need only mention one notorious Act of his, in taking
to his Bed, when she was not only Married, but with Child by her Husband, then living. But Deeds, it seems, may be Justified by Arbitrary Powr, when words are questiond in a Poet. There is another ghess of the
as far from truth as the first from Reason; they will have him Banishd for some favours, which, they say, he receivd from
the Daughter of
whom they think he Celebrates under the Name of
in his Elegies. But he, who will observe the Verses which are made to that Mistress, may gather from the whole contexture of them, that
was not a Woman of the highest Quality. If
were then Married to
why should our Poet make his Petition to
for her safe delivery, and afterwards Condole her Miscarriage; which, for ought he knew, might be by her own Husband? Or indeed how durst he be so bold to make the least discovery of such a Crime, which was no less than Capital, especially Committed against a Person of
Rank? Or, if it were before her Marriage, he would surely have been more discreet, than to have published an Accident which must have been fatal to them both. But what most Confirms me against this Opinion is, that
himself complains, that the true Person of
was found out by the Fame of his Verses to her: which if it had been
he durst not have ownd; and, besides, an immediate punishment must have followd. He seems himself more truly to have touchd at the Cause of his Exile in those obscure verses,
Cur aliquid vidi, cur noxia Lumina feci? &c.
Namely, that he had either seen, or was Conscious to somewhat, which had procurd him his disgrace. But neither am I satisfied, that this was the Incest of the Emperour with his own Daughter: for
was of a nature too vindicative, to have contented himself with so small a Revenge, or so unsafe to himself, as that of simple Banishment, and would certainly have securd his Crimes from publick notice, by the death of him who was witness to them. Neither have Histories given us any sight into such an Action of this Emperour: nor would he
the greatest Politician of his time,
in all probability, have managd his Crimes with so little secrecie, as not to shun the Observation of any man. It seems more probable, that
was either the confident of some other passion, or that he had stumbled by some inadvertency upon the privacies of
and seen her in a Bath: For the words
Sine veste Dianam,
agree better with
who had the Fame of Chastity, than with either of the
who were both noted of incontinency. The first Verses, which were made by him in his Youth, and recited publickly, according to the Custom, were, as he himself assures us, to
his Banishment happend not till the age of fifty: from which it may be deduced, with probability enough, that the love of
did not occasion it: Nay, he tells us plainly, that his offence was that of Errour only, not of wickedness; and in the same Paper of Verses also, that the cause was notoriously known at
though it be left so obscure to after ages.
But to leave Conjectures on a Subject so incertain, and to write somewhat more Authentick of this Poet: That he frequented the Court of
and was well receivd in it, is most undoubted: all his Poems bear the Character of a Court, and appear to be written, as the
call it,
add to this, that the Titles of many of his Elegies, and more of his Letters in his Banishment, are addressd to persons well known to us, even at this distance, to have been considerable in that Court.
Nor was his acquaintance less with the famous Poets of his age, than with the Noble men and Ladies; he tells you himself, in a particular account of his own Life, that
Macer, Horace, Tibullus, Propertius,
and many others of them, were his familiar Friends, and that some of them communicated their Writings to him; but that he had only seen
If the imitation of Nature be the business of a Poet, I know no Author who can justly be compard with ours, especially in the Description of the passions. And, to prove this, I shall need no other Judges than the generality of his Readers; for all Passions being inborn with us, we are almost equally Judges, when we are concernd in the representation of them: Now I will appeal to any man, who has read this Poet, whether he find not the natural Emotion of the same Passion in himself, which the Poet describes in his feigned persons? His thoughts, which are the Pictures and results of those Passions, are generally such as naturally arise from those disorderly Motions of our Spirits. Yet, not to speak too partially in his behalf, I will confess, that the Copiousness of his Wit was such, that he often writ too pointedly for his Subject, and made his persons speak more Eloquently than the violence of their Passion would admit; so that he is frequently witty out of season: leaving the imitation of Nature, and the cooler dictates of his Judgment, for the false applause of Fancy. Yet he seems to have found out this Imperfection in his riper age: for why else should he complain, that his
was left unfinished? Nothing sure can be added to the Wit of that Poem, or of the rest: but many things ought to have been retrenched; which I suppose would have been the business of his Age, if his Misfortunes had not come too fast upon him. But take him uncorrected, as he is transmitted to us, and it must be acknowledged, in spite of his
Friends, the Commentators, even of
Julius Scaliger
himself, that
Censure will stand good against him;
Nescivit quod bene cessit relinquere;
he never knew how to give over, when he had done well, but continually varying the same sence an hundred ways, and taking up in another place, what he had more than enough inculcated before, he sometimes cloys his Readers instead of satisfying them; and gives occasion to his Translators, who dare not cover him, to blush at the nakedness of their Father. This then is the Allay of
writing, which is sufficiently recompencd by his other Excellencies: nay, this very fault is not without its Beauties; for the most severe Censor cannot but be pleasd with the prodigality of his Wit, though at the same time he could have wishd that the Master of it had been a better Manager. Every thing which he does, becomes him; and, if sometimes he appear too gay, yet there is a secret gracefulness of youth, which accompanies his Writings, though the staydness and sobriety of Age be wanting. In the most material part, which is the conduct, tis certain that he seldom has miscarried; for if his Elegies be compared with those of
his Contemporaries, it will be found, that those Poets seldom designd before they writ; And though the language of
be more polishd, and the Learning of
especially in his Fourth Book, more set out to ostentation; Yet their common practice was to look no further before them than the next Line; whence it will inevitably follow, that they can drive to no certain point, but ramble from one Subject to another, and conclude with somewhat, which is not of a piece with their beginning:
Purpureus, latè qui splendeat, unus et alter
Assuitur pannus,
as Horace says,
though the Verses are Golden, they are but patchd into the Garment. But our Poet has always the Goal in his Eye, which directs him in his Race: some Beautiful design, which he first establishes, and then contrives the means, which will naturally conduct it to his end. This will be Evident to Judicious Readers in this work of his Epistles of which somewhat, at least in general, will be expected.
The Title of them in our late Editions is
Epistolæ Heroidum,
the Letters of the
has judgd more truly, that the
of our Author was barely, Epistles; which he concludes from his cited Verses, where
asserts this Work as his own Invention, and not borrowd from the
as the Masters of their Learning
usually did imitate. But it appears not from their writers, that any of the
ever touchd upon this way, which our Poet therefore justly has vindicated to himself. I quarrel not at the word
because tis used by
in his Art of Love:
Jupiter ad veteres supplex
But, sure, he coud not be guilty of such an over-sight, to call his Work by the Name of
when there are divers Men, or
as, namely,
Paris, Leander,
joyned in it. Except
who writ some Answers to
(Quam celer è toto rediit meus orbe
I remember not any of the
who have treated this Subject, save only
and that but once, in his Epistle of
which is written so near the style of
that it seems to be but an Imitation; and therefore ought not to defraud our Poet of the Glor of his Invention.
Concerning this work of the Epistles, I shall content my self to observe these few particulars: first, that they are generally granted to be the most perfect piece of
and that the Style of them is tenderly Passionate and Courtly; two properties well agreeing with the Persons, which were
Yet where the Characters were lower, as in
he has kept close to Nature, in drawing his Images after a Country Life, though, perhaps, has Romanized his
Dames too much, and made them speak, sometimes, as if they had been born in the City of
and under the Empire of
There seems to be no great variety in the particular Subjects which he has chosen; Most of the Epistles being written from Ladies, who were forsaken by their Lovers: Which is the reason that many of the same thoughts come back upon us in divers Letters: But of the general Character of Women, which is Modesty, he has taken a most becoming care; for his amorous Expressions go no further than vertue may allow, and therefore may be read, as he intended them, by Matrons without a blush.
Thus much concerning the Poet: Whom you find translated by divers hands, that you may at least have that variety in the
which the Subject denied to the Author of the
It remains that I should say somewhat of Poetical Translations in general, and give my Opinion
with submission to better Judgments
which way of Version seems to be most proper.
All Translation, I suppose, may be reduced to these three heads:
First, that of Metaphrase, or turning an Author Word by Word, and Line by Line, from one Language into another Thus, or near this manner, was
his Art of Poetry translated by
Ben Johnson.
The second way is that of Paraphrase, or Translation with Latitude, where the Author is kept in view by the Translator, so as never to be lost, but his words are not so strictly followd as his sense; and that too is admitted to be amplified, but not alterd. Such is Mr.
Translation of
The Third way is that of Imitation, where the Translator
if now he has not lost that Name
assumes the liberty, not only to vary from the words and sence, but to forsake them both as he sees occasion; and taking only some general hints from the Original, to run division on the Ground-work, as he pleases. Such is Mr.
practice in turning two Odes of
and one of
Concerning the First of these Methods, our Master
has given us this caution,
Nec verbum verbo curabis reddere, fidus
Nor word for word too faithfully translate.
As the Earl of Roscommon has excellently renderd it. Too faithfully is indeed pedantically: Tis a faith, like that which proceeds from Superstition, blind and zealous. Take it in the expression of Sir
John Denham
to Sir
Rich. Fanshaw,
on his Version of the Pastor
That servile path thou nobly dost decline,
Of tracing Word by Word, and Line by Line.
A new and nobler way thou dost pursue,
To make Translations and Translators too:
They but preserve the Ashes, thou the Flame,
True to his Sense, but truer to his Fame.
Tis almost impossible to Translate verbally, and well, at the same time; for the Latin
a most Severe and Compendious Language
often expresses that in one word, which either the Barbarity, or the narrowness of modern Tongues cannot supply in more. Tis frequent also that the Conceit is couchd in some Expression, which will be lost in
Atque iidem Venti vela fidemque ferent.
What Poet of our Nation is so happy as to express this thought Literally in
and to strike Wit, or almost Sense, out of it?
In short, the Verbal Copier is incumberd with so many difficulties at once, that he can never disentangle himself from all. He is to consider, at the same time, the thought of his Author, and his words, and to find out the Counterpart to each in another Language; And besides this he is to confine himself to the compass of Numbers, and the Slavery of Rhime. Tis much like dancing on Ropes with fetterd Legs: A man can shun a fall by using Caution, but the gracefulness of Motion is not to be expected: And when we have said the best of it, tis but a foolish Task; for no sober man would put himself into a danger for the Applause of scaping without breaking his Neck. We see
Ben. Johnson
could not avoid obscurity in his literal Translation of
attempted in the same compass of Lines: nay
himself could scarce have done it to a Greek Poet:
Brevis esse laboro, obscurus fio.
either perspicuity or gracefulness will frequently be wanting.
has, indeed, avoided both these Rocks in his translation of the three first Lines of
Odysses, which he has Contracted into two.
Dic mihi, Musa, Virum, captæ post tempora
Qui mores hominum multorum vidit & urbes.
Muse, speak the man, who, since the Siege of
So many Towns, such Change of Manners saw.
Earl of
But then the sufferings of
which are a Considerable part of that Sentence, are omitted:
The Consideration of these difficulties, in a servile, literal, Translation, not long since made two of our Famous Wits, Sir
John Denham,
and Mr.
to contrive another way of turning Authors into our Tongue, called, by the latter of them, Imitation. As they were Friends, I suppose they communicated their thoughts on this Subject to each other; and, therefore, their reasons for it are little different: though the practice of one is much more moderate. I take Imitation of an Author, in their sense, to be an Endeavour of a later Poet to write like one, who has written before him, on the same Subject: that is, not to translate his Words, or to be Confind to his Sense, but only to set him as a Pattern, and to write, as he supposes that Author would have done, had he livd in our Age, and in our Country. Yet I dare not say that either of them have carried this libertine way of rendring Authors
as Mr.
calls it
so far as my Definition reaches. For in the
Pindarick Odes,
the Customs and Ceremonies of Ancient
are still preservd: but I know not what mischief may arise hereafter from the Example of such an innovation, when Writers of unequal parts to him, shall imitate so bold an undertaking; to add and to diminish what we please, which is the way avowd by him, ought only to be granted to Mr.
and that too only in his translation of
because he alone was able to make him amends, by giving him better of his own, when ever he refusd his Authors thoughts.
is generally known to be a dark Writer, to want Connexion,
I mean as to our understanding
to soar out of sight, and leave his Reader at a Gaze. So wild and ungovernable a Poet cannot be translated literally, his Genius is too strong to bear a Chain, and,
he shakes it off: A Genius so elevated and unconfind as Mr.
was but necessary to make
and that was to be performd by no other way than Imitation. But if
or any regular intelligible Authors be thus usd, tis no longer to be called their work, when neither the thoughts nor words are drawn from the Original: but instead of them there is something new produced, which is almost the Creation of another hand. By this way tis true, somewhat that is Excellent may be invented, perhaps more Excellent than the first design; though
must be still excepted, when that perhaps takes place: Yet he who is inquisitive to know an Authors thoughts, will be disappointed in his expectation. And tis not always that a man will be contented to have a Present made him, when he expects the payment of a Debt. To state it fairly, Imitation of an Author is the most advantageous way for a Translator to shew himself, but the greatest wrong which can be done to the Memory and Reputation of the dead. Sir
John Denham (
who advisd more Liberty than he took himself,
gives this Reason for his innovation, in his admirable Preface before the Translation of the second
Æneid. Poetry is of so subtil a Spirit, that, in pouring out of one Language into another, it will all Evaporate; and, if a new Spirit be not added in the transfusion, there will remain nothing but a
Caput Mortuum. I confess this Argument holds good against a literal Translation; but who defends it? Imitation and verbal Version are, in my opinion, the two extreams, which ought to be avoided: and therefore when I have proposd the mean betwixt them, it will be seen how far his Argument will reach.
No man is capable of translating Poetry, who, besides a Genius to that Art, is not a Master both of his Authors Language, and of his own: Nor must we understand the Language only of the Poet, but his particular turn of Thoughts and of Expression, which are the Characters that distinguish, and as it were individuate him from all other Writers. When we are come thus far, tis time to look into our selves, to conform our Genius to his, to give his thought either the same turn, if our tongue will bear it, or, if not, to vary but the dress, not to alter or destroy the substance. The like Care must be taken of the more outward Ornaments, the Words; when they appear
which is but seldom
literally graceful, it were an injury to the Author that they should be changd: But since every Language is so full of its own proprities, that what is Beautiful in one, is often Barbarous, nay sometimes Nonsense, in another, it would be unreasonable to limit a Translator to the narrow compass of his Authors Words: tis enough if he chuse out some Expression which does not vitiate the Sense. I suppose he may stretch his Chain to such a Latitude, but, by innovation of thoughts, methinks he breaks it. By this means the Spirit of an Author may be transfusd, and yet not lost: and thus tis plain, that the reason alledged by Sir
John Denham
has no farther force than to Expression: For thought, if it be translated truly, cannot be lost in another Language; but the words that convey it to our apprehension
which are the Image and Ornament of that thought
may be so ill chosen as to make it appear in an unhandsome dress, and rob it of its native Lustre. There is therefore a Liberty to be allowed for the Expression; neither is it necessary that Words and Lines should be confind to the measure of their Original. The sense of an Author, generally speaking, is to be Sacred and Inviolable. If the Fancy of
be luxuriant, tis his character to be so; and if I retrench it, he is no longer
It will be replied, that he receives advantage by this lopping of his superfluous Branches; but I rejoyn, that a Translator has no such Right: when a
Copies from the life, I suppose he has no priviledge to alter Features, and Lineaments, under pretence that his Picture will look better: perhaps the Face, which he has drawn, would be more Exact, if the Eyes, or Nose were alterd; but tis his business to make it resemble the Original. In two Cases only there may a seeming difficulty arise; that is, if the thought be notoriously trivial, or dishonest: But the same Answer will serve for both, that then they ought not to be Translated:
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Thus I have venturd to give my Opinion on this Subject against the Authority of two great men, but I hope without offence to either of their Memories, for I both lovd them living, and reverence them now they are dead. But if, after what I have urgd, it be thought by better Judges, that the praise of a Translation consists in adding new Beauties to the piece, thereby to recompense the loss which it sustains by change of Language, I shall be willing to be taught better, and to recant. In the mean time, it seems to me, that the true reason, why we have so few versions which are tolerable, is not from the too close pursuing of the Authors Sence, but because there are so few, who have all the Talents, which are requisite for Translation, and that there is so little Praise, and so small Encouragement, for so considerable a part of Learning.
To apply in short, what has been said, to this present Work, the Reader will here find most of the Translations, with some little Latitude or variation from the Authors Sence: That of
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Fair Sex,
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But if she does not, I am afraid she has given us occasion to be ashamd who do.
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(a) General.
The purpose of this part is to establish policies and procedures to be used for the administrative appeal of approved jurisdictional determinations (JDs), permit applications denied with prejudice, and declined permits. The appeal process will allow the affected party to pursue an administrative appeal of certain Corps of Engineers decisions with which they disagree. The basis for an appeal and the specific policies and procedures of the appeal process are described in the following sections. It shall be the policy of the Corps of Engineers to promote and maintain an administrative appeal process that is independent, objective, fair, prompt, and efficient.
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Appealable actions decided by a division engineer or higher authority may be appealed to an Army official at least one level higher than the decision maker. This higher Army official shall make the decision on the merits of the appeal, and may appoint a qualified individual to act as a review officer (as defined in § 331.2 ). References to the division engineer in this part shall be understood as also referring to a higher level Army official when such official is conducting an administrative appeal.
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I've been chubby my whole life. Even as a very active kid who never liked candy and didn't overeat, I was fat. I've worked out off and on for 18 years, but consistently for the past 3. I began the Anabolic Diet 11 days ago, but I can't do 18kcal for every poiund of bodyweight. I'm not an overeater, but I put on muscle really quickly (go figure). I have been keeping my calories at about 3200 per day, and I only had a 30 hour carb feed on the weekend. An average day of eating looks like this:
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All right we're in the final stretch with the election a week from Tuesday and it is a dead heat.
And the polls have been trending toward Mitt Romney.
And the lead the president's once had with women well it's gone so what can happen in the next few days that would change things and give either candidate an advantage.
Joining me now is former advisor to President Bill Clinton and Fox News contributor Doug -- And president of the polling company Kellyanne Conway -- to have both of you here thank you governor out.
Kellyanne let me start with you yes.
These states which are now in a dead heat if Ohio breaks for Obama.
What happens it's too given Romney a chance to win.
Romney I think is way ahead in the popular vote and that's got to be worth something even in Electoral College situation.
It means that in this battle of early voting -- late momentum.
I'd rather be the guy -- -- -- momentum which is Mitt Romney because it gives him a real shot at states that Obama carried handily.
Governor lake Wisconsin Iowa.
No New Hampshire and maybe even Nevada.
Can speak Jack in there because the Republican candidate for senators doing well and that matters.
That that's really that the way you play with a map if you have to seed Ohio and -- eighteen electoral votes he villas -- -- cashing in honestly we're going to mean you realize that.
For a president who got 56% of the female vote as the non incumbent to be no where near that right now and into gender race.
Is really significant.
Doug you -- Kellyanne mentioned several of the State's New Hampshire Ohio.
And Iowa Wisconsin.
So so.
Obama's barely ahead in some of those states but he's not at 50%.
That's pretty dangerous -- Next week because it's very hard if not impossible for him to get 50% he's got a discourage the undecided from voting for governor Romney.
Even if they stay home that's probably -- win for the president's so.
The presidents -- -- need an aggressive GO.
TV effort plus trying to persuade the undecided not to support governor Romney.
And and governor -- sat down next system we're talking about -- significant for another reason we often look just through the 2008 prison in his state.
In each of the states -- we just mentioned.
You had Obama carried -- states Wisconsin and Iowa and New Hampshire.
Ohio certainly but two short years later.
A Republican won at least one statewide seat in the case of Wisconsin two of them.
In the case of in the case in New Hampshire you have Kelly I -- -- so another words being in the superseding into -- factor here in 2010 elections and anything can.
Not only turn out to some kind of hybrid 182000 mean 2010.
Where the issue sets that people care about are exactly pristine today's they -- in 2010.
You're on to something I think when you couple that with the fact that.
The president is looking less like a president and more like a politician he doesn't want to talk about Ben -- let's talk about binders in big bird.
I think that you know I think this point that people are making that undecided there's usually.
Break for the -- is actually true but it's really true this year for another reason that President Obama is looking less presidential and more political.
Kelly -- I want -- continue on with you asking about the the women's vote because it's been a remarkable shift.
There was a sixteen point spread just a few weeks ago it looked insurmountable.
Now -- is virtually even match between Romney and Obama.
What on earth happened to the women's vote for Obama.
Several things happened at first of all President Obama particularly to -- -- to be in Denver had not he's not giving women permission to vote against him.
And they need that same feeling guilty they voted for him in 2008 maybe Bill Clinton's right meet me they thought needy and nobody can really get it done for years.
But not -- realize that Mitt Romney is not a frightening caricature.
He's a -- alternative nobody has disqualified Mitt Romney from being an effective commander in chief from being a competent Steward of our domestic economy.
And ironically the -- schools.
Allen -- that helped usher in Obama among women 56% of them voted for him.
Governor is now hurting him because.
Women don't know it's not just that they don't feeling better off than four years ago that's a given.
Also don't know what the next four years would be and that's a scarier prospect -- a caricature Mitt Romney four more years.
Of watt has not been answered affirmatively and positively.
All right I'll tell you somebody who is not a frightening charger that's Doug shown he's very very real person I appreciate -- very real person I -- Doug I asked this of Michael -- earlier let me pose the question to you -- the elections held today.
Who do you think ones.
You know I'm gonna give view a slightly different answer I think today.
President Obama.
The election isn't today and with the momentum with governor Romney I think it's ultimately a dead heat the reason I say that governor is Ohio at this point.
I think is still an Obama state.
The midwest which Mike Brown spoke of I think is still at a point where woods go narrowly.
But clearly to President Obama largely because of the geo TD effort.
And the resource advantage that did the president has had but governor look this is too close to call I could be the end and end up.
Being the one with a red face on Election Day given what I'm not saying and we've got a wild to go before all the votes are cast.
Have you noticed that I ask other people to make a prediction and I'm not making -- I have I don't user interface.
Yeah that's why coast Friday Kelly and thank you very much for being here great daddy you.
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At least when Mookie produces a fiction about "her" veggie garden, she has some staged photos in hand. The KenyanWonderBoy doesn´t need no stinking fake photos.
He lied. What really galls me is that he and Biden use water pistols playing around kids. Just this week a 6 year old was suspended from school for pointing his finger at another student. One student was suspended for having a paper gun at school. I think Biden ought to have to give up his annual water pistol game since he would look like a hypocrite if he didn´t. Oh, silly me, he IS a hypocrite!
Some little agents of the left will take one for the team, come forward and say they saw mr. zippy skeet shoot at Camp David. Of course, no photographers were present.
I would be more believable if they said he tried out for the Rockettes. Skippy with a gun?? No way, it´s too manly of a sport. He rides a bicycle like a girl. Mooch exhibits more testosterone than Skippy.
"We do skeet shooting" doesn´t sound like the guys who shoot skeet on a regular basis.It is as awkward as saying "we do basketball shooting" or "we go golf ball hitting".He needs the teleprompter to get the vernacular correct if he wants me to buy into his awesomeness.
Yeah, we do skeet shootin and we is really good at doin lieing.
"...The White House's curious silence aboutObama's claim of skeet shooting..."A "LIE TOO FAR?" A blatant untruth, so egregious that even the WH Press Weasel, Carney; cannot find a rational way to explain (READ: SPIN IT) the LIE away.When will the LSM wake up and find they have lost all credibility with the public?
Obama such a slick guy. He left himself an out and said ´´WE go shooting all the time...´´ at Camp David. He didn´t say ´´I go shooting...´´. The man is a real conniving piece of work. Always thinkin´ and never to be trusted.
I think it IS odd that Jay Carney had nothing to say about it. Marsha Blackburn challenges him to shoot skeet with her, and Carney flat out refuses to even take the question.This lie is so bad, and so obvious, that they can´t even come up with a sufficient lie-over-lie to cover it.
Biden is just over the hill from a school shooting, Obama is a skeet shooter -- lying is a liar´s daily work.
This falls under the same category of Hillary being strafed by gunfire. We need to name this phenomenon something like progressivetotalb/s2lookewl category maybe?
It is such a sorry state when you cannot believe a thing that obama says. It all started with the lying clintons when WE should have throw them to the back of the bus and never encountered then again.
The New Republic has already tried posting a photo of zippy shooting which was quickly proved to be fake and then taken down.
He didn´t just say he partook: he said he shot skeet "all the time". And how does this differ from most of his other claims, e.g. being a constitutional law prof, etc. I´d love to know, also, why he and Michelle each handed back their law licenses right before they were taken----were this George Bush or a Republican....... and yet it isn´t even looked at. And for this we have the PRESS to claim, per usual.
BULL-----You can´t shoot skeet with a spear, Kenya´s official assault weapon!!!!!Art
Seeing that the pResident ie so vocal on everything he knows nothing about....it´s rather refreshing to see him remain silent on anything.


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