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The Stairs
While presenting her information on Freud, Elisabeth had mentioned to look for situations in stories referring to Freud's work where the person was either going up or down steps to symbolize their movement through their "house". I kept that in mind while I read "Eyes Wide Shut". Thus, the part that showed Fridolin going up the stairs, on page 237, shows him moving from his 'id' state to his 'ego' state. This takes place after his long night out; when he finally arrives home at 4am. At this point it is as if the sequence of events that took place before entering the stairway had taken place in the 'id'. Almost like everything that had happened was a part of a dream and was twisted and contorted with half truths that he could almost recognize. (For example, when he was on his way to the villa, he suddenly remembers that he had been there before and knew where about he was (pg. 218).) But once reaching his consulting room, or as Freud would state, his 'ego', he was quick to again suppress those memories of the night by hiding the mask in a cupboard. He knew that the mask, symbolizing his dreamy sort of night, would not fit in in society's standards and rules so he hid it. This is only one simple paragraph to show the links between Freud and Schnitzler's Dream Story; but certainly there are many more!


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BREAKING: Colombian President Uribe Blasts Barack Obama
–Another ticked off foreign leader.
Colombian President Alvaro Uribe, the most important US ally in the Andean region, is the latest foreign leader to blast the Democrat candidates for their campaign rhetoric.
American ally Colombian President Alvara Uribe visited a school today in Bogota. (Colombia Presidential website)
The official website of Colombian President Alvaro Uribe released this statement today:
(This article was translated into English)
President Uribe Refers to Statements by Democratic Candidate Barak Obama on the Colombian Free Trade Agreement
Florencia, Caqueta, April 02 (SP). In an interview on Wednesday at American newspaper Wall Street Journal, President Alvaro Uribe referred to the recent statements by Democratic candidate for the presidency of the USA Barak Obama, Barak Obama, on the FTA between Colombia and the United States, who is in the United States Congress. These were his words:
"I regret that Senator Obama (Barak), aspiring to be President of the United States, ignore the efforts of Colombia. I think that his political calculation, he is making a statement that does not correspond to the reality of Colombia.
I would ask, on behalf of all Colombians, who are aware of the efforts being made in Colombia, the progress that Colombia has made, in spite of everything that is needed; who becomes aware properly before making these pronouncements that do harm."
Hat Tip A. M. Mora y Leon
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Training at SCE
Shivalik Training Academy has been established with the specific mission for providing students with innovative industrial training solutions in the core engineering branches to enhance their professional ability and prospects of employment for a successful career. The courses are carefully designed after due consultation with the industries and executed through experienced professionals.
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A workshop on LEGO-Mindstorm Robot was conducted by e-yantra Robotics Club of Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering at SCE Premises. The aim of the workshop is to familiarize intermediate students with Robotics, which is the branch of engineering that involves conception, design, manufacture, and operation of robots. This field overlaps with electronics, computer science, artificial intelligence, mechatronics, nanotechnology, and bioengineering.
A Seminar on "Campus to Corporate" conducted at Shivalik College of Engineering by "the Sixth Sense"
A seminar on "Campus to Corporate" was conducted by Mr. ShubhangSharan Raturi from "the Sixth Sense". He delivered the seminar regarding challenges towards employment & motivated students to improve their employability by working upon these challenges.
Guest Lecture On "Cansat"
SCE organized a guest lecture on the topic "CANSAT" The lecture was delivered by Mr. Manish Kumar, Assistant Professor, Electronics Engineering Department, ITM Gwalior.
The American Astronautical Society (AAS) and American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) have organized an annual student design-build-launch competition for space-related topics. Mr. Manish Kumar made our students aware of the technical aspects to design and build a space-type system of CANSAT so that they may participate in the CANSAT 2017 competition, following the approved competition guide. Rockets will be provided to the teams and teams have to design their CanSats.


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Global warming: What is the global warming?
I make you understand about the global warming with a simple example. For human being, average temperature is 98.8oF. If it increases, it is called fever. Like this surface of the earth also has average temperature. But, due to greenhouse gases, its surface temperature has been increasing. It is called global warming. Greenhouse gases are Carbon dioxide, Methane, Nitrous oxide, Fluorinated gases. We can stop the increasing of one of Fluorinated gases. That is HFC. You may think how we can stop. If you try, you can.
How to reduce the increasing of HFC:
Commonly, you use refrigerators, air conditioners and hair sprays. But, in these products hydro fluorocarbons are used. In air conditioners and refrigerators HFCs are used to cool the air. These HFCs release until those products are switched on. If you did not use them, you would be who did well for earth's atmosphere. You may think without using them how to be. There are many products and traditional methods. Use them. Use the products which do not harm to environment instead of air conditioners, refrigerators and hair sprays.
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Even After Doctors Are Sanctioned or Arrested, Medicare Keeps Paying
ProPublica, April 16, 2014
In August 2011, federal agents swept across the Detroit area, arresting doctors, pharmacists and other health professionals accused of running a massive scheme to defraud Medicare.
The following month, several of those arrested —including psychiatrist Mark Greenbain and podiatrist Anmy Tran —were suspended from billing the state's Medicaid program for the poor.
"Health care fraud steals funds from programs designed to benefit patients, and we all pay for it," U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade said in a press release at the time of the arrests. "We hope that the strength of our efforts will have a deterrent effect."
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One or more pigs gave their lives in the interest of culinary science today. I have put forth my utmost effort to ensure that their sacrifice was not in vain. As a sort of experiment, or more precisely an accommodation of the charming but unpredictable wife of Bruck's (CBUWOB's) attempt to help with the meat shopping, I smoked two whole boneless pork shoulders (I normally smoke bone-in partial shoulders, either the upper half, AKA the Boston butt, or the lower, AKA picnic ham). But you can't exactly return meat after it's been sitting in your freezer for three weeks, now can you? So I thought I'd treat it as an experiment. What the heck, I smoked hog jowl this past summer. And eggs.
After marinating, there were a few hunks of loose pork that had separated from the mother ship, probably as a result of the deboning procedure. I didn't feel like babysitting them in the smoke box, so I used them as a base for soup in the crock pot. Recipe: cut pork into 1" or 2" (that's inches, not feet) pieces, brown, put in crock pot along with celery, carrots, onions, red cabbage and onion. Add water to cover ingredients. Spice with BBQ rub, thyme, oregano, salt, celery seed, and whatever else you think would be good in it, and cook for 4-5 hours, stirring occasionally till meat is tender enough to eat without your dentures. I would have used sage, but unfortunately that is an herb of which the larder of Bruck (LOB), or rather, larder of wife of Bruck (LOWOB) is currently bereft. The soup turned out pretty good, he said with translucent false modesty. I added a diced kosher dill pickle to my bowl, but I wish to emphasize that this is strictly optional.
But the big experiment today was smoking a fattie. The actual variety of fattie I smoked is called a "bacon explosion," but let's cover some basics first. I'm not talking about the Cheech and Chong-style fattie, but rather BBQed loose pork breakfast sausage. In its simplest form, it's a tube of Jimmy Dean's rolled in BBQ rub and slow-cooked on the smoker. Improvisations on this theme generally take the form of rolling it out and stuffing it with various things like vegetables, cheese, and even seafood. In what can't be described as anything less than sheer genius, someone invented the "bacon explosion," a stuffed fatty wrapped in a mesh of bacon strips. I stuffed mine with sauteed vegetables and cheddar cheese. The veggies consisted of onions, green peppers, mushrooms, and jalapenos, and the spicing was pretty much the same as the above pork soup, pickle optional.
Here is a picture of the fattie before cooking, looking a bit like a field-dressed dachshund:
And here is our little friend after smoking is complete (internal temperature 165F):
Finally, here he is sliced. Note, one slice is missing in the name of scientific inquiry. BTW, let not your heart be troubled over the pink color - that's the color pork gets when it's slow cooked/smoked.
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Boneless Pork Shoulder: good flavor & texture; a little dry in places though. We'll stick with bone-in shoulders in the future.
Pork Soup, Pickle Optional: I'll definitely make this again. Very good IIDSSM.
Bacon Explosion Fattie: It's everything they said it would be and then some. I gave the CBUWOB the first taste, partly out of chivalry, and partly in case I had inadvertently synthesized a potent neurotoxin, this being a new recipe and all. Her tired eyes lit up and she said, and I quote, "Irmf imf hro gnf." That was mouth-full-of-food for, "this is so good." Her powers of articulation were restored upon clearing her palate, whereupon she exclaimed, "that was the most decadent thing I've ever eaten!" High praise indeed, from someone who's no stranger to decadent eating.
As for me, I polished off a slice of the gastronomical ecstasy and have embarked on a new path in life. In honor of the aforementioned swine who made the ultimate sacrifice, I will quit my job and all other avocations and responsibilities, and spend the rest of my life, or as long as I can get away with it, smoking and eating fatties. I figure if we downsize a bit, we can live off of the CBUWOB's income, and the kids, well, they'll just have to quit school and join the Army or Peace Corps. I realize that this is somewhat of an imposition on those around me, but everyone needs a purpose in life, and after nearly 50 years of searching, I've finally found mine.


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Spring at 47 Daisies.....
Spring is a mad dash at 47 Daisies to get everything accomplished when it needs to be accomplished. We are in the thick of that mad dash right now. Just to keep you posted as to what is happening on the farm.......here is what we accomplished this past weekend.....
All cover crops got tilled under
75 pounds of seed potatoes were planted
lettuce, pac choi, collards, cabbage, chinese cabbage transplants were set out
broke ground at the farm we are leasing 2 acres from and planted 50 pounds of "all blue" seed potatoes there
had twin baby goats seeding is under way (carrots, spinach, sugar snap peas, lettuce mix, turnips, radishes and daikon radishes were seeded into the beds).......
This week we are starting the rest of the warm weather transplants, which will be transplanted to the beds in late March. All in all we are looking at another 3600 seedlings to get started......we are a little late but no worries, we still have a little time.
On a different note, we are officially out of drought status!!!! This is great news and it looks to be a productive year!!
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This feeling is a wall,
And so are you,
The time is not passing by,
It's dead.
This feeling is a wall,
And so am I
The time is a brick, heading
Straight to my head.
But I can't draw a line
And I won't draw the line
Who draws lines, anyway?
The walls are blank.
And so are we.
February 03rd and 14th, 2016
Time is normally not a motif I use explicitly, but I saw a bunch of graffiti and thought of going for the idea. Maybe it won't make sense to you, but it makes sense to me.


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Sunday, May 25, 2008
Tax Shifting
We were talking about this option, and it really is something to wrestle with, because the bottomline for most of us, while we want to do our part, it comes within the reality of affordability. Anyways, I mentioned the tax shift policy, without knowing the details, just the general thrust. With a heavy emphasis on IF it happens, you could see how an income tax reduction, coupled with a price on carbon, would provide the last push, to make installation economically feasible, far more attractive. If my neighbor did go ahead with his plan, within a tax shift framework, then he essentially would avoid any additional taxes on his energy usage, while simultaneously gaining considerably on the income tax side. The net result of going geothermal, he would end up paying less taxes overall, more money in his pocket, making the initial cost of the system far more sensible. In other words, if this tax shift idea was in place, all of the current hand wringing would be a far easier decision, it would tip the economic consideration, it would actually make the jump far less risky.
It's just one example, but it does serve as some indication of how the carrot and stick could provide the necessary incentive for people that want to change behaviors, but struggle with the economics. IF we had a tax shifting policy, the numbers are far more attractive, the internal debate almost a no brainer.
Interesting perspective on the politics of a carbon tax.
13 comments:
- Anonymous said...
Good example. However, if makes me wonder how (or whether) this tax shift strategy could be tied in to other goals such as poverty reduction and job development.
- 10:23 AM, May 25, 2008
- Anonymous said...
It would also make it much more economical for someone to burn wood from free sources to heat their homes as well and the economic incentive might make the extra work worth while.
- 11:25 AM, May 25, 2008
- The Jurist said...
But wouldn't the incentive to install the geothermal system be far stronger through a targeted program which directly supports that particular step as opposed to other choices (e.g. grants to reduce the effective price and/or eliminate the interest cost), rather than relying on the bare hope that the system will be the neighbor's top spending priority?
- 11:34 AM, May 25, 2008
- Steve V said...
What if you have both? We need to see the details, but there could also be a rebate component, as well as the eco audit, which he has already had done.
- 11:45 AM, May 25, 2008
- The Mound of Sound said...
It makes clear sense to me. There are a number of regions in Canada, particularly here in BC, where geothermal ought to be exploited on a community level.
Anon 11:25 raises wood burning. I was surprised to read George Monbiot endorse wood as a fuel in his book "Heat." He considers it environmentally viable but only for those who live in immediate proximity of ample supplies of deadwood (again, much of rural BC). Once you factor in oil-based transportation, however, wood doesn't make sense and, of course, you have the smoke issues associated with larger cities.
- 12:18 PM, May 25, 2008
- Steve V said...
When I lived in rural B.C., I would say 80% of homes used wood for heating. You were allowed to go in the bush and take any fallen or dead trees. The fact you could heat your home for basically no cost was a definite lure. The only hesitation I had to such widespread use, the town would have a thick haze over it, if the winds were light.
- 12:34 PM, May 25, 2008
- sassy said...
Good post, the environmental gain is very stong selling point with me. I also think that a home with a geothermal system would have higher resale value, and if the cost of heating a home continues to go up the way it has in the last few years said home would be in demand.
- 1:25 PM, May 25, 2008
- JimmE said...
Good ideas, my sister & brother inlaw put in a pool heater last year, they went through the same considerations solar vs gas - he now regrets the choice of gas. If the gas heater had a 20% tax bill & the solar 2% it might have tipped the balance toward solar. I would suggest the focus of the shift be on the tools that use energy rather than the energy itself. Any plan needs to say the present tax on gasoline will not be changed. Other things may be changed, but the present gas tax is what it is, & what it will be.
- 1:41 PM, May 25, 2008
- Steve V said...
"I also think that a home with a geothermal system would have higher resale value"
Sassy, I should have mentioned that, because we talked about that too. Quite a selling feature to say your utilities would be a pitance.
If they directly raise the gasoline tax, I'll be stunned.
- 1:50 PM, May 25, 2008
- Steve V said...
One other thing to consider, how this would affect developers. I suspect developments, like we've read about in Okotoks would become more cost effective, a tax shift might start a "rush" on housing that doesn't use carbon.
- 1:54 PM, May 25, 2008
- JimBobby said...
Whooee! Here in Ontariariario, we got quite a few incentive programs aimed at alternative energy. I think most otehr provinces have soem simlar programs. Coupled with the tax-shift, these programs can help make the decision to go green much easier.
Here's some info on Ont. programs.
- 3:37 PM, May 25, 2008
- Mark Dowling said...
the biggest challenge is going to be how the tax works for low income families in multi-residential accommodation but with individual metering and no option to retrofit their heating, cooling or insulation. You can be sure Layton is going to find some of those people and stick them in front of cameras.
To be honest I'm not sure the choice of one pool heater over another is the consideration we need worry about first.
- 8:54 AM, May 26, 2008
- JimBobby said...
The fact that Layton and the Dippers will be able to trot out a few examples of negative consequences for a few sectors does not spell the death knell for tax-shifting.
The tax-shift/carbon tax idea has been Green Party policy since way back when Dion was backpackin' to university. The Greens coupled their tax-shift with comprehensive anti-poverty ideas and tactics. The Liberals have been out front about adopting GPC policy wrt tax-shifting. They may as well build on our anti-poverty plans, too.
I think that for every negative example that can be trotted out by the NDP and the Cons, tax-shift proponents can produce more examples of benefits and net gainers.
Demographics will play a big part, too. The baby boomers are a big bloc. At middle-age, we are only surpassed in voter turnout by seniors. Baby boomers are becoming grandparents. When that happens, we tend to project further into the future. we start to be much more concerned with the state of the planet 75 years from now.
So far, the big "losers" are being identified not so much as urban apartment dwellers but as low income seniors and rural folks who rely on private vehicles and must heat free-standing drafty old shacks. At 59, low-income and living in a tiny town 100 miles or so from Trawna, I sorta fit that demographic. I ain't sure about all my neighbours but I'm embracing the tax-shift. I owe it to the grandkids.
IMHO, Dion et al need to release details ASAP. Then, they need to get out there and sell, sell, sell. We Greens gave you a good policy. Don't mess it up with a poor sales job.
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Litigation Rel. No. 18917 / October 4, 2004
Court Enters Default Judgment Against SEC Defendant Robert M. Wachtel and Orders Him to Pay over $16 Million
SEC v. Dennis Herula et al. (United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, C.A. No. 02 154 ML, filed April 1, 2002)
The Commission announced that on September 15, 2004, a Rhode Island federal court entered a default judgment against Robert M. Wachtel, a defendant in an action filed by the Commission in April 2002. The Commission alleged in its complaint that Wachtel and others participated in a fraudulent offering scheme that raised at least $52 million from investors. In the default judgment, the Court permanently enjoined Wachtel from future violations of the antifraud provisions of the federal securities laws and ordered him to pay approximately $16.6 million in disgorgement, interest and a penalty.
The Commission filed its action against Wachtel and eight other defendants and a relief defendant on April 1, 2002, alleging that Wachtel and others participated in a scheme that made fraudulent representations to investors about a purported high yield trading program. According to the Commission's complaint, the scheme raised approximately $52.75 million from six investors, and was perpetrated by Wachtel and others through entities formerly known as Brite Business S.A. and Brite Business Corporation. The Commission alleged that Wachtel, who held himself out as the U.S. representative of Brite Business, solicited one investor to invest $12.5 million and made misrepresentations to this investor that the rate of return on the investment could be 10% per week. The Commission's complaint alleges that as a result of the misconduct of Wachtel and others, that investors' $12.5 million investment was misappropriated. The Commission's complaint further alleges that Wachtel received approximately $155,000 in Brite Business investor funds.
The Court's final judgment enjoins Wachtel from future violations of Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, orders him to pay disgorgement in the amount of $12,500,000, plus prejudgment interest in the amount of $4,027,418.32, for a total amount of $16,527,418.32, and assesses a $100,000 civil monetary penalty against him.
For further information, please see Litigation Release Numbers 18212 (July 3, 2003) [default judgment entered against Defendant Johan C. Hertzog]; 18196 (June 20, 2003) [default judgment entered against Defendant Michael Clarke]; 17800 (October 23, 2002) [default judgment entered against Defendant Dennis Herula]; 17957 (January 29, 2003) [default judgment entered against Defendant Mary Lee Capalbo]; 17461 (April 5, 2002) [asset freeze against Wachtel and others].


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EUGENE ZA~1IATIN. New York E. P. D-UTTON. Translated and with a Foreword by GREGORY ZILBOORG. Introduction by PETER RUDY. Preface by MARC SLONIM
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5 v INTRODUCTION It is pointless to see the tragedy of Soviet Russian literature, as some do, in the mere existence of great numbers of literary hacks, since even democratic societies are heavily burdened by inferior writers. The real tragedy of post-revolutionary Russian literature lies in what has happened to a small number of exceptional authors who, under normal circumstances, would have.made us forget the mediocre crowd. Through unofficial and official pressures, these few talented men were forced into silence, into varying degrees of conformity, or into exile. The Barnes of most of them are hardly known to their countrymen or to the world. One of these unusual men was Evgeni Ivanovich Zamiatin, who died in France as a voluntary exile in 1937 Zamiatin was born in 1884 in the Central Russian town of Lebedian. While studying at the St. Petersburg Polytechnical Institute, he developed an interest in social and political problems, an interest that was to be strongly reo flected in his literary work. He became actively involved in therevolutionarymovementand suffered both imprisonment and banishment. A tale called "Provincial Life," which came out in 1911, was Zamiatin's first ambitious attempt at writing, and it showed him to be a meticulous craftsman with exceptionally acute analytical powers. Three years later these talents were again demonstrated in "At the End of the World," a story for which the governnlent tried unsuccessfully to prosecute him on the grounds of antimilitarism. In 1917 Zamiatin published "The Islanders" and "The Fisher of Men~" tales tn which his satirical abilities were first given full play, with the English-
6 vi INTRODUCTION among whom he had lived briefly during the war-serving as the victims. Zamiatin had.worked and suffered so that the Revolu... tion might take place. When it finally became a reality, he greeted it with enthusiasm and spent endless hours in lecture halls and conference rooms on its behalf. But he was quick to notice the alarming tendencies that were developing in the new society, and in his writing he boldly pointed out the impending dangers. "I Fear," an essay which appeared in 1920, warned against the insidious pressures for conformity: the new Russia would have no real literature until it cured itself of this illness; and if the illness proved incurable, then there would be only one future for Russian literature-its past. The novel We, written in the same year, treated the problem of con~ formityon a much broader scale. Although the book could not be published in thesoviet Union, it was not unknown to the critics there, since it was read in manuscript form and, during the twenties, appeared abroad in English, French, ana Czech translations. In such short stories as "Draco," "The Cave," "Mamai," and "A Story about the Most Important Matter," Zamiatin stressed,vith satirical force the cruelty, the pettiness, and the futility characterizing Russia under the new order. His pla.y, The Fires of St. Dominic, while ostensibly dealing with the.spanish Inquisition, was actually aimed at the activities of the Soviet security police. In criticism, fiction, and drama that showed his constantly maturing satirical and analytical abilities, Zamiatin fought to preserve his vision of the Revolution. Antagonized by Zamiatin's insiste'nce on telling the truth as he saw it, by his open disdain for anything that smacked of literary servility, Communist critics opened an offensive against him which reached an incredibly vituperative intensity after 1929, when a Russian version of We (allegedlyretranslated from the Czech) was published abroad. Zamiatin, the self-styled "devil of Soviet literature," was thoroughly exorcised, and every effort was made to pre-
7 INTRODUCTION vent any further contact between him and the public. Publishers and theaters were intimidated into ignoring him; libraries \vere forbidden to circulate his work. In June 1931 Zamiatin wrote a letter to Joseph Stalin. This letter was not the sort that dictators are accustomed to receive. Far frolu being an abject plea, it displayed an unruffled dignity underscored by an ironical tone. The author stated that he was no longer free to continue with his writing, that such a situation was for him tantamount to a death sentence, and that he was requesting permission to leave the Soviet Union. Permission was granted and, for all practical purposes, Zamiatin's career came to an end. Cut off from the immediate reality of Russia, he never again produced anything that equaled his earlier work. Initially because of his time-consuming service in the revolutionary cause and later because of the frustrating pressures that gradually deprived him of access to editorial and theater offices, Zamiatin's quantitative contribution to Soviet Russian criticism, fiction, and drama was very slim. But if the Zamiatin chapter of Soviet Russian literature is necessarily brief, it is nevertheless' brilliant, for here was a man who possessed the social and psychological perceptiveness, the courage, and the.technical skill which identify the real creative artist. Such a man can produce work that is vitally significant in his own era and that retains this significance with the passage of time. This is true of Zamiatin's short stories, plays, and criticism. They were important for his day and have kept their freshness with the passage of time. But the writing of such a luan can, in its basic conception, leap beyond immediacy. It may have a certain topical relevancy in his time, but its main impact will be saved for the future. The novel We belongs in this category. Today, in the probleltis it poses, it iseven more important than it was thirty-nine years ago. It is an example of how man's imagination can intuitively grasp the essence of his own future problems. In the first years of the twenties, We was simply another vii
8 viii INTRODUCTION variation on the utopian theme, a clever, stimulating, satirical fantasy that inspired speculation and debate. The ruling principle' of the rigidly'controlled society in We is that freedom a~d happiness are incompatible: meri are congenitally incapable of using their freedom for constructive ends and merely make themselves miserable by their abuse of it; most of them yearn for a materialistic happiness and are eager to surrender their troublesome freedom and to be reduced to the status of lotus-eaters. This was hardly a new theory, except in its application. Zamiatin had obviously become intrigued by the guiding philosophy of the Grand Inquisitor in Dostoevsky's Brothers Karal1WZOV and had skillfully adapted it to the needs of a modern technological state. But provocative as this restatement was, a stablesociety based on it was hardly credible within the context of those years. Although strange and ugly social and political theories were circulating and even being put into limited practice, it \vas still generally believed that man was not desperately committed to a goal of materialistic happiness and that he was a born rebel who, except during such emergencies as wartime, could not be forced to tolerate more than a minimal amount of regimentation for very long. What made We even less credible were the scientific advances which it predicted. At that time there was also an unintentionally comic note for most readers. Zamiatin was obviously thinking about future developments in the Soviet Union when he wrote We, and to any sensible person the implication that that backward country could ever build a successful interplanetary rocket was ludicrous. When the modern totalifarian states proved how meticulously they could refine and organize the apparatus of control, then history finally began to catch up with We. The mathematical precision of life in Zamiatin's glass paradise was no longer an improbable nightmare. We seemed almost like an early blueprint for what was now happening in the world, an advanced textbook for the
9 INTRODUCTION regimentation of mankind. In the novel there \vere unanimous elections which were unabashedly ritualistic in nature;prophylactic surveillance of private lives as well as torture were justi ed by reasoning that was as specious as it was pious; denunciations, even of those closest to one, were encouraged; children were considered the property of the state; and art was completely subservient to the aims of society. These and other characteristics of the state that Zamiatin had envisioned were now integral parts of a way of life in totalitarian countries.. With respect to the most extreme practices outlined in We, the question was not whether but when they would be realized. It became plain that even if man is born a rebel at heart, his psychological make-up is so plastic that he can usually be effectively intimidated to the point where he will accept a rigidly controlledpattern of life for a long period of time. Since history proved Zamiatin right in this respect, the problems of the people in We who dared to think have lost their haze of unreality. In the light of what has been and is still occurring in totalitarian states, such problems have become fresh and compelling. But the prophetic scope of \Ve has not been fully exhausted. Totalitarianism has shown that Zamiatin's state was right about the practicabilityofintensiveregimentation over long periods of time; however, there has been no broad proving ground for the theory on which Zamiatin's state is built, the theory that most men believe their freedom to be more than a fair exchange for a high level of materialistic happiness. It appears, though, that this theory will be put to a final test in the future. If the present rapid rate of technological development continues, both totalitarian and democratic societies will be involved in this test. When the material wants of the Soviet people are satisfied, will many of them continue to resent regimentation? As we ourselves pursue evenhigher goals of materialistic happiness, the complexity of our technological society will increase and exert even more intense pressures for ix
10 x INTRODUCTION efficiency through the regulation of our lives. What de... cision will we make under those circumstances? Mankind is rushing toward a final proof or refutation of Zamiatin's prophecy. In this novel, Zamiatin tried to put into practice his be... lief that in its content a literary work should be heretical, refusing to accept reality at its face value and always pos... ing those nvo "final, most terrifying, most fearless" ques.. tions: Why? And \vhat lies ahead? He also attempted to carry out his conviction that form should keep up with ideas, that only a heretical form could adequately drama.. tize heretical ideas. Drawing on the techniques of Gogol, Dostoevsky, Andreev, and Blok, Zamiatin had created his own synthesis, and this was now adapted to the special needs of We. The novel uses the notebook format, which is a particu.. larly flexible medium for reflecting the varying moods of the narrator. A dynamic pace as well as a multidimensional characterization is obtained by techniques that are groundedin the principles of human psychology. As the narrator's emotional state changes, his perception moves between the extreme limits of objectivity and subjectivity. There is a dramatic running duel between the rational and irrational forces within him, a shifting between his conscious and unconscious powers of perception, and a con.. stant association of ideas that forms elaborate networks. Accompanying this psychological method is a laconic language that frequently lapses into the provocatively elliptical and imparts a sensation of breathlessness. Compressed andstartlingly strange similes and metaphors are used in a variety of sophisticated roles: they not only serve the conventional purpose of intensifying the descriptionof a person or object, hut they also sharply characterize the narrator and his environment; they are frequently linked to an individual through so much repetition that they attain an impressionistic force; and sometimes they are employed as a triggering mechanism to flood the reader's
11 INTRODUCTION mind with impressions that were associated with these figures earlier in the narrative. The total effect of this imagery is to provide the novel with a strong inner unity. Zamiatin once gave an apt metaphorical definition of good books, and this definition could well apply to We: "There are books of the same chemical composition as dynamite. The difference lies only in the fact that one stick of dynamite explodes once, but one book explodes thousands of times." It is very unfortunate that circumstances prevented Zamiatin from writing other books with such an explosive potential. The ability was there, but the opportunity was not. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 1959 PETER RUDY xi
13 xiii FOREWORD In submitting this book to the American public the translator has this to say: The artistic and psychological aspects of the novel are hardly to be discussed in a Foreword. Great as the art of the writer may be and profound as his psychological insight may seem to one, the impression is largely a matter of individual reactions, and this. aspect must naturally be left to each individual's judgment and sensibilities. There is, however, one side of the matter which deserves particular mention and even emphasis. This is perhaps the first time in the history of the last few decades that a Russian book, inspired by Russian life, written in Russia and in the Russian language, should see its first light not in Russia but abroad, and not in the language in which it was originally written, but translated into a foreign tongue. 1 During the d~rkestyears of Russian history, in the forties, sixties, eighties and nineties of the last century many.russian writers were forced by oppression and reaction to live abroad and to write abroad, yet their Writings would reach Russia, as they were intended primarily for the Russian reader and Russian life. Most of Turgenev's novels were written while he was in France, and with the exception of his last short story, which he dictated on his deathbed, all his novels and stories were written in Russian. Hertzen, Kropotkin, and at one time Dostoevsky, were similarly obliged to write while away from. their native land. 1 History repeated itself recently in the case of Boris Pasternak's Dr. Zhivago. G.Z., 1959.
14 xiv FOREWORD Here is a book written by an artist who lived and still lives in Russia, and whose intimate love for Russia and her suffering is so great that he. finds it impossible to leave Russia even in these days of stress and sorrow. But his book may not appear in the country where it was written. It is a great tragedy--,.this spiritual loneliness of the artist who cannot speak to his own people. In bringing out this book in English, the author tries to address himself to the world without having the opportunity of.being heard by his own people. This situation, however, is to a great extent symbolic of the spiritual mission of Zamiatin, for no matter what the language in which he writes originally, and no matter how typically national his artistic perception and intuition, he is essentially universal, and his vision transcends the boundaries of a purely national art. ~1oreover, is it not true that the more genuinely national a man's art, and the more sincerely national his personality, the more- universal he becomes? Abraham Lincoln is much more than just an American national figure, and I doubt if the appeal of Lincoln's personality would be so universal if he were not so typically American. It would be difficult to find personalities more national than Tolstoi or Dostoevsky, and this is perhaps the reason why they stand out as two of the most universal minds with a universal appeal that the nineteenth century has given ns.. Zamiatinis not so great as the men referred to above, but despite his youth, he has already proved to have that quality of greatness that characterizes a personality with a universal appeal. We is, as Zamiatin himself calls it, the most jocular and the most earnest thing he has written thus far. It is a novel that puts' before every thoughtful reader with great poignance and earnestness the most difficult problem that exists today in the civilized world-the problem of the preservation of the independent, original, creative personality. Our civilization depends upon the energetic movement of great masses of people. Wars, revolutions, general strikes-an
15 FOREWORD these phenomena involve great masses, large groups, enormous mobs. Despite'the fact that there is hardly a corner in the world where the average man does not make the trite complaint, "What we need is leadership," the world seems for a time, at least, to have lost its capacity to produce real leaders. For our great successes in mechanical civilization, our exceptional efforts in efficiency, tend to bring into play large masses rather than great individuals. What, under these conditions, is the lot of the creative personality? The tragedy of the independent spirit under present conditions is painted out in a unique way in We. The problem of the creative individual versus the mob is not merely a Russian problem. It is as apparent in a Ford factory as under a Bolshevik dictatorship. Of course, the sincere, honest, and frank treatment of this problem seems offensive to anyonewho prefers tobea member of a mob or to keep this or that part of humanity in the state of a mob. That is why "Ve could not be published in Russia, and will probably be disliked bv those whose spiritual activities are reduced to the mechanical standards of a mechanical civilization which is devoid of original creative effort. A few words should be said about the method by which Zamiatin tries to drive home his main ideas to the reader. It is the method of ';'laughter through tears," to use an old expression of Gogol's. It is the form that is dictated by a profound love for humanity, mixed with pity for and hatred of those factors which are the cause of the disindividualization of man todav. It is the old emotion of ancient Catullus: "Odi et amo." Zamiatin laughs in order to hide his tears; hence amusing as We may seem and really is, it barely conceals a profound human tragedy which is universal today. The reader may be interested in knowin~ somethinq about Zamiatin himself. Zamiatin does not like to talk about himself, and the translator does not think he has the right to tell more than to quote Zamiatin's own answer to XV
16 xvi FOREWORD a request addressed to him a couple of years ago to write his autobiography: 0 "I see you want my autobiography by all means, but I assure you that you will have to limit yourself only to an outside inspection and get but a glimpse, perhaps, into the dark windows. I seldom ask anybody to enter. "As to the outside, you will see a lonely child without playmates, lying on a Turkish divan, hind-side up, reading a book, or under the grand piano while his mother plays Chopin. Two steps away from Chopin, just outside the window with the geraniums, in the middle of the street, there is a small pig tied to a stake and hens fluttering in the dust. "If you are interested in the geograpp-y, here it is Lebedian, in the most Russian Tambov province about which Tolstoi arid Turgenev wrote so much. Chronology? The end of the eighties and early nineties, then Voronesh, thegymnasium pension, boredom and rabid dogs on Main Street. One of these dogs-got me by the leg. At that time I loved to make different experiments on myself, and I decided to wait. and see whether I would or would not get, the rabies and, what is most important, I was very curious. \Vhat would I feel when the time would come for the rabies (about two weeks after the bite)? I felt a great many things, but two weeks later I did not get the rabies, therefore I announced to the inspector in the school that I got the rabies and must go at once to Moscow for vaccination. "In the Gymnasium I would get A plus for composition and was not alwavs on good terms with mathematics. Perhaps because of that (sheer stubbornness) I chose the most mathematical career-the shipbuilding department of the PetrogradPolytech. "Thirteen years ago in the month of May-and that Mav was remarkable in that the snow covered the flowers-i simultaneously finished my work for my diploma and my
17 FOREWORD xvii first short story. The short story was published in the old Obrazovanye.. "Well, what else do you want? That meant that I was going to write short stories and was going to publish them. Therefore for the following three years 1 wrote about nothing but ice cutters, steam engines, refillers, and 'The Theoretical Exploration of the Works of Floating Steanl Shovels.' 1 couldn't help myself. lwas attached to the chair of Ship Architecture and busied myself with teaching in the shipbuilding faculty, where I teach until now. "Jf I mean anything in Russian literature, I owe this completely to the Petrograd Secret Service. In 1911 this service exiled me frompetrograd and I was forced to spend two years in a non-populated place in Lachta. There, in the midst of the white winter silence and the green summer silence, I wrote my 'Provincial.' After that thelate Ismaylov expressed in print his belief that I wore very high boots and was a long-haired provincial type, carrying a heavy stick, and he was later very much surprised that I 'didn't look a bit like that.' Incidentally, 'not a bit like that' I became in England where, during the war, I spent about two years, building ships and visiting the ruins of ancient castles. I listened to the banging of the German Zeppelin bombs and wrote a short novel 'The Islanders.' "I regret immensely that I did not witness the Russian Revolution in February and know only the October Revolution, because it was in October, a life preserver around my body and all the lights out, passing German submarines, that I returned to Petrograd. Because of this I felt like one who never having been in love gets up one morning and finds himself married about ten years. "Now I write little, perhapsbecause my requirements toward myself become greater. Three new volumes are in the hands of the publisher and begin to be published only now. The fourth will be my novel We, the funniest
18 xviii FOREWORD and most earnest thing I have written. However, the most serious and most interesting novels I never wrote. They happened to me in my life." Zamiatin continues to live in Russia and continues to live with Russia, but such is the sarcasm of Fate that the n.rstrussian novel giving a real psychological synthesis of the Russian Revolution and its greater universal meaning, this novel written by Zamiatin, should remain unknown to the Russian people. New York, N.Y GREGORY ZILBOORG
19 xix TI-IIRTY-FIVE YEARS LATER A generation has passed. When We was first published, the Atlantic had not yet been spanned by an airplane. The survivors of World War I prayed and hoped for unity among nations and for the abolition of war. The Russian Revolution had taken the turn of "permanence," but there was hope that man would be spared the anguish of being lost. World War II has come and gone. Millions were killed. Manyhopes were drowned in blood, sweat, and tears. Today the Russian colossus stands stronger and firmer than it did thirty-five years ago, but man as an individual, not just as a statistical datum, seems to have lost his value. This, the truth must be told, is true not only of Russia but also in some degree of many other nations. If one stops to think of all the secret persuaders and the variety of effective and efficient modes of so-called communications -liminal and subliminal-one is bound to find in \\'e the prophetic, heartrending picture and voice of the man who does not want to be stifled, but who wishes with all his heart and soul to stand erect and remain the master of his o\vn fate in all the anguish and glory of his will to live as a person. A little more than thirty-five years ago Marc Slonim, who contributes here some of his reminiscences of Zamiatin, and the translator, who now writes these lines, stood together in the dark 'of the night in a much-bombarded street in Kiev. We had "put to bed" the last issue of a paper that made the Germans angry and the Communists more angry and the Ukrainian separatists most impatient
20 XX THIRTY-FIVE YEARS LATER with us. Our time had run out, so to speak. So we shook hands, and each went off into his own darkness and into the unknown. Here at the reissue of We we meet again (not for the first time, of course): Slonim an American college professor,.myself an American psychiatrist, both still keenly aware of the horrors through which our generation has gone. We are both hopeful that the spirihlal vibrancy and insight that Zamiatin offered us in the midst of the "red terror" will serve now as an inspiration to those who are still "naive enough" to love the humanity of man, and who would stand up erect and fearless inthe name of that humanity. - New York, N.Y 1959 GREGORY ZILBOORG
21 xxi PREFACE CCMan ceased to be an ape and overcame the ape the day the first book was published. The ape had never forgotten this humiliation: just try to give him a book, and he will immediately spoil it, soil it, and tear it to pieces." (From Zamiatin's unpublished preface toa book) In 1927, while serving as literary editor of Valia Rossii, an emigre monthly published in Prague, I got hold of the Russian manuscript of We by Eugene Zamiatin. The English version of this remarkable novel, the forerunner of works like Brave New World and 1984, had come out at Dutton's in New York in Since it had never. appeared in Russian, I.jumped at the opportunity of ohering'~le to our readers, but I was afraid that this might create trouble for the author who lived in Leningrad and obviously was not a favorite with Communist authorities. The novel was about to be translated into Czech, and I pretended that we were retranslating it from the Czech version. To give weight to this assertion, which was stated in the introductory note preceding the text in our magazine, I purposely changed or reworded quite a few passages of the original-and I must say that crippling and distorting Zamiatin's concise and beautiful prose made me feel like a criminal. The subterfuge, however, did not work. As soon as We appeared in Volia Rossii, thecolnmunist press in the U.S.S.R. opened a violent campaign against the author and indicted him for having given his novel, which was
22 xxii PREFACE banned in Russia, to an emigre publication. Dubbed a counterrevolutionary and an enemy of the people, Zamiatin was vilified and ostracized. He was compelled to resign from professional organizations and could not publish a line in Soviet periodicals. As he said later, by 1931 he became "the Devil of Soviet literature, and.since to spit on the Devil is considered a good deed, all the critics did nothing but spit on me as viciously a~ they could." His situation grew untenable, and he addressed a letter to Stalin asking for permission to go abroad, to "rest awhile from baiting and persecution."zamiatin's request was backed by Gorky who loved and adnlired the creator of "The District Tale," "The Islanders," and many other stories which influenced a whole generation of Russian wtiters. To the general surprise, Zamiatin and his wife were granted passports for traveling in Europe. After a short sojourn in Germany and Czechoslovakia, they finally settled in Paris, where I was living at the time. I must confess that I felt rather self-consciotis about our nrst meeting. Was I not responsible, however indirectly~ for what happened to Zamiatin in Ig2g? Had not the publication of We in Volia Rossii precipitated the attacks against him? But the moment I expressed my scruples to Zamiatin, he dismissed them with a smile. His sin, he explained to me, was not venial but cardinal-almost original-and the Volia Rossii incident served simply as a pretextto crucify a heretic andshuthim up forever. He spoke in a calm, eve,n voice, hardly changing his inflections when throwing out a sarcastic hint or an ironic allusion. Even after a short conversation with Zamiatin one could easily understandwhy Communist officials foughthim so fiercely. His whole personality represented a threat to conformity and a challenge to accepted platitudes. Here was a man, a gentleman, an independent artist, and a fearless thinker. We soon became.very good friends, and ~ur clo~e relationship confirmed and deepened my first Impresslon~. In the course of the four years Zamiatin stayed in Paris I saw
23 PREFACE xxiii him very often; in the fall of 1935 he sha-red my apartment, and we had long, intimate talks almost every evening. To my admiration of the writer was now added my affection for the man. He was lean, of medium height, clean shaven, with reddish-blond hair parted on the side. Then in his early fifties, he looked much younger, and the malicious hvinkle of his gray eyes gave a boyish expression to his handsome face. Always wearing tweeds and with an "unextinguished" pipe in his wide, generous mouth, he resembled an Englishman. His whole appearance was neat and controlled. His manners were reserved, and to those who knew him but little he seemed all "buttoned up," a man \vho kept an "unmelting icicle" inside-some hard core of strong will, perfect self-mastery, and sharp.intelligence. Naval engineer and professional technician, he was equally devoted to mathematics and to the arts, and united logic and imagination, precision and fantasy. In his conversation he used technological or theatrical terms indiscriminately, and would say: "At this time I was living in the town of Nikolaiev; I constructed there several bulldozers and a few short stories." During the Revolution he trained a whole group of young men who later became known as ccserapion Brothers"-and he told me with his usual grin: cci taught them the art of writing \vith ninety-proof ink." But this master of compact and lucid prose, this economic craftsman who preached "functional expressionism," was, despite his cold and balanced exterior, a man of passions and delicate sensitivity. Alexander Blok, the great Russian poet, called him, with friendly mockery: ccthe Englishman from Moscow." To all his friends the national traits of intensity and deep feelings, of profound inner life 'and idealistic aspirations, were apparent in Zamiatin. Like ll1any people with a scientific background. he loved dreams and irrational flights and glorified man's desire to overcome all his limitations. The enemy of conventional rules, dogmatic strictures, and the letter of the law, he fought for
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Blue Line slow zone work; not a CTA sign
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Lots of running, parades, and a helicopter. Buses are being rerouted around the Wrigley 5K Run, the Ravenswood 5K Run and the Chicago Día de Los Niños Parade. Plus, another exciting helicopter lift, this one at 2 N. Riverside Plaza. All the details are in the CTA Weekend Service alerts.
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Today I am feeling nostalgic. It was exactly two years ago today that I walked across a giant stage at Arizona State University and received my masters degree. I truly don't know where the time has gone but I sure wish I could slow it down just a little. Graduate school was such a whirlwind for me and full of changes but I can truly say it taught me so much. Not only did I get the opportunity to be surrounded by great minds and collaborate and learn from them, but I also grew tremendously as a person. I definitely know grad school is not all rainbows and butterflies, but I am missing the growth so very much these days. So if you are still in school, enjoy it! I know that is hard to hear and understand in the deep, dark parts of it but you will some day look back and miss it all.


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