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Welcome to Canadian Literature!
Canadian Literature aims to foster a wider academic interest in the Canadian literary field, and publishes a wide range of material from Canadian and international scholars, writers, and poets. Each issue contains a variety of critical articles, an extensive book reviews section, and a selection of original poetry.
Canlit.ca's Online section offers supplementary content like Interviews with Canadian authors and poets, our databases of Canadian scholars, Canadian publishers, and Canadian Literary Magazines/Journals; and Letters & Reflections—a place for commentary that is not published in the print journal.
2012 Canadian Literature Essay Prize Nominees
April 3, 2013
The Canadian Literature Essay Prize is awarded annually to the best of the 24 or so articles we publish every year. We hope in this way to signal our eagerness to receive and recognize the best submissions in our field. We know that some readers are graduate students and junior academics looking for the best examples on which to model their own writing, and one goal of this award is to make it clear what our adjudicators (selected from the editorial team and the editorial board) think is the best. We know that to receive such an award from ones peers is always welcome, and we hope that the award will encourage those who win it to continue to produce their best writing.
—Margery Fee, editor
- Alan Filewod,
Authorship, Left Modernism and Communist Power in Eight Men Speak
(#209, Summer 2011) - Annette Hayward,
Littérature et politique au Québec pendant la première moitié du vingtième siècle" (#209, Summer 2011)
- Karl Jirgins,
Neo-Baroque Configurations in Contemporary Canadian Digital Poetics
(#210/11, Autumn/Winter 2011) - Meredith Quartermain,
Tang's Bathtub: Innovative Work by Four Canadian Poets
(#210/11, Autumn/Winter 2011)
Interview with Tamas Dobozy
March 28, 2013
Well, I always loved the reading it put me in touch with. It also gave me a view into the national academic community, which was larger and more varied than I would have imagined. I think the sheer variety of it was an inspiration—all these people working in all those areas, with new ones emerging, it seemed, by the day. When I started, Bill New had just handed over the journal to Laurie [Ricou], who I think ran it in an interim way until Eva-Marie [Kröller] showed up, and then she ran it while I was there. I loved that job, really, just being in the midst of those people, all fanatically dedicated to things I cared, and still care, about quite deeply. You need that as a writer and an academic, that sense of shared passion. It sustains you. Beyond that, I think it represented a cultural work we really need here in Canada, gathering up the shreds of a lot of disparate and sometimes isolated artistic projects and creating a repository or an archive where they come together in dialogue and are preserved for people down the road who'll be able to glimpse back at our rituals and fixations in order to better understand and manage their own.
—Tamas Dobozy, on his time as a student assistant at Canadian Literature. Read the rest.
Current Issue: #214 (Autumn 2013)
March 27, 2013
Canadian Literature's Issue 214 (Autumn 2012) is now available. The issue features articles by Germaine Warkentin (on Northrop Frye's Anatomy of Criticism), Andrea King (on Anne Hébert's Les fous de Bassan and Mary Novak's Conceit), Joanne Leow (on the poetry of Wayde Compton), and Anne María Faile-Marcos (on Kim Barry Brunhuber's Kameleon Man), and new Canadian poetry & book reviews.
Also in this issue is Thinking Together: A Forum on Jo-Ann Episkenew's Taking Back Our Spirits: Indigenous Literature, Public Policy, and Healing.
This special section includes writing by Susan Gingell, Deanna Reder, Allison Hargreaves, Daniel Heath Justice, Kristina Fagan Bidwell, and Jo-Ann Episkenew.
In November, we celebrated the 100th anniversary of the year of our founding editor's birth (see canlit.ca for more). Of course, George Woodcock's life work consisted of far more than putting out seventy-three issues of a quarterly critical journal between 1959 and 1977. Alan Twigg's remarks at the celebration focused on the remarkable success of the non-profit aid organizations founded by him and his wife Inge, for example. What interests me here, however, is how the journal is still shaped by his commitments. Somehow, I just never get around to reading all the back issues of the journal. What I'm basing my remarks on, then, is what has come down to me from working as an associate editor and editor and reading here and there about its history.
—Margery Fee, How Anarchist is Canadian Literature?
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Call for Papers: Science & Canadian Literature
February 22, 2013
In the three decades since the last science-themed issue of Canadian Literature appeared, much has changed in both literary and scientific circles. New literary theories have come to shape our critical conversations, new Canadian authors have emerged, publishing has been fundamentally changed with the advent of the Internet; at the same time, sheep have been cloned, food has been genetically modified, computers have shrunk to pocket size. And neither of these circles exists in isolation: each has affected the other, with differences that have made a difference (to borrow the language of ecologist Gregory Bateson) across the disciplinary boundaries. […more details…]
George Woodcock: Collected editorials from Canadian Literature
January 22, 2013
Canadian Literature proudly presents our first ebook: George Woodcock: Collected editorials from Canadian Literature.
Compiled and edited by Canadian Literature's Glenn Deer (Associate editor, poetry) and Matthew Gruman (Marketing and Communications), this collection contains all the editorials George Woodcock wrote during his tenure as editor and Balancing the Yin and the Yang,
written as a guest editorial in 1992. Also included are Alan Twigg's In Praise of an Omnivorous Intelligence
and Glenn Deer's Alive to Unfashionable Possibilities: Reading Woodcock's Collected Editorials
—two tributes written specifically for this edition.
George Woodcock: Collected editorials from Canadian Literature is available in the EPUB format (list of supported devices), and will soon be available for the Amazon Kindle.
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Transforming Knowledge Dissemination in Quebec and ROC: A Bilingual Roundtable
December 12, 2012
Co-organized by Canadian Literature and the Canadian Literature Centre.
Bilingual Canadian literary institutions like the journal Canadian Literature at UBC and the Canadian Literature Centre at the University of Alberta face evolving challenges regarding translation, the circulation of information, the shifting modes of knowledge dissemination, and the moving boundaries of popular and academic discourse. How do we constructively address such challenges? What are the roles of literary institutions in public debate? Is a bilingual journal or centre still feasible in Canada? How can scholars working in both languages co-produce research? And what is the place for research pursued in other, non-official languages? Why do public intellectuals (such as, for instance, Charles Taylor, Roméo Dallaire, Michael Ignatieff, and Chantal Hébert) tend to cross borders (linguistic, geographic, cultural) when academics hesitate? The current speed of humanities research and the speed of technology are not in sync. What could the new rhythms of research look like? How do we use the compression of time and space of globalization to our intellectual advantage?
This bilingual roundtable will concentrate on ways to productively and creatively transform knowledge dissemination today across Quebec and the ROC.
The session will be a roundtable with up to 8 people making 5-minute prepared interventions followed by group discussion. Please send a 100-word proposal (in English or French) for a 500-word intervention to Laura Moss (firstname.lastname@example.com) and Daniel Laforest (email@example.com) on or before 15 January 2013.
When submitting proposals, please cc ACQL program chairs Sophie Marcotte (firstname.lastname@example.com) and Sara Jamieson (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Current Issue: New Work on Early Canadian Literature #213 (Summer 2012)
November 7, 2012
Canadian Literature's Issue 213 (Summer 2012) with guest editors Janice Fiamengo and Thomas Hodd is now available. The issue features articles by I.S. MacLaren, Michele Holmgren, Brooke Pratt, Jennifer Harris, Florian Freitag, Jennifer Henderson, and Heather Jones, and new Canadian poetry & book reviews.
This special issue springs from the editors' shared passion for early Canadian literature in English and our awareness of how much bibliographical, historical, and critical research remains to be done in the field. It would be wrong, of course, to argue that our early literature has been ignored or neglected—far from it. As a field of study, however, it remains an uneven and tantalizingly patchwork affair, not unlike the maps of early Canada that enticed the explorers and adventurers who set out to be the eyes of the Hudson's Bay or North West fur-trading companies.
—Janice Fiamengo and Thomas Hodd, New Work on Early Canadian Literature.
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George Woodcock Centennial Celebration
October 23, 2012
George Woodcock edited the first issue of Canadian Literature in 1959, and it is with pleasure that UBC is celebrating the centennial of his birth in the presence of another of Canada's literary icons, Margaret Atwood, Woodcock's colleague and friend.
Canadian Literature's George Woodcock Centennial Celebration will take place on November 22, 2012, just before Margaret Atwood's contribution to the Terry Global Speakers Series (Terry Talks), a student-organized effort that the journal is helping to sponsor. During the Celebration you will have the opportunity to mingle with other invited guests in the Great Performers Lounge, listen to poetry readings and tributes to George Woodcock, and share food and drink at a reception attended by Margaret Atwood prior to her talk.
More details at startanevolution.ubc.ca/projects/canadian-literature
Tightrope Books' Best Canadian Poetry in English 2012 (Final Day!)
October 11, 2012
This is the last day of our four-day promotion for Tightrope Books' The Best Canadian Poetry in English 2012's Vancouver launch, which is tonight at the Montmartre Cafe (7pm).
Canadian Literature's Mike Borkent, Karen Correia Da Silva, and Matthew Gruman will be at the launch selling copies of our recent 21st-Century Poetics (#210-211, Autumn/Winter 2011) special double issue for $20 (regular price is $29.95 + HST and shipping). Say hi, pick up a great issue for a great price, and enjoy some of Canada's best poetry!
Today's Poets
Rhea Tregebov (note: Rhea is reading at the Vancouver launch)
- National Portrait Gallery, London (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #113-114
- Faith in the Weather (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #116
- Not God's Order (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #120
- Ideology (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #120
Patricia Young
- When the Body Speaks to the Heart It Says (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #136
- Miss Harkins (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #136
from Canadian Literature #204
Changming Yuan
Birdkeeping: A Play Poem
from Canadian Literature #199The Mouse, A Mouse
from Canadian Literature #206Class 761, Shanghai
from Canadian Literature #208
From the Long List
Kenneth Sherman
Fairy Tales
from Canadian Literature #88Diane Arbus: Ground Glass
from Canadian Literature #96Sieve
from Canadian Literature #129
Eleonore Schonmaier
- Journey (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #189
Elana Wolff
from Canadian Literature #160Embouchure
from Canadian Literature #165In the Conversation as Oracle
from Canadian Literature #166Distressed Façade
from Canadian Literature #174Tulips
from Canadian Literature #180
Tightrope Books' Best Canadian Poetry in English 2012 (Day 3)
October 10, 2012
Continuing our four-day promotion of Tightrope Books' The Best Canadian Poetry in English 2012's Vancouver launch, we present more of that collection's included poets who have published work in Canadian Literautre.
Come back tomorrow or follow us on Twitter for the final set.
Today's Poets from The Best Canadian Poetry in English 2012
Ricardo Sternberg
- Erasmus in the Kitchen (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #95
- Challenged by Spring (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #95
- Thread and Needle (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #95
- Oriole Weather (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #111
- A Pelican in the Wilderness (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #128
Todd Swift
After riding the escalator back
from Canadian Literature #209 (note:After riding the escalator back
appears in The Best Canadian Poetry in English 2012)
Bruce Taylor
- Mandrakes (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #117
Russell Thornton
If I Poked this Air
from Canadian Literature #91Seagulls Twist Air
from Canadian Literature #96Story
from Canadian Literature #98Arks
from Canadian Literature #116The Visiting Wind
from Canadian Literature #131Oriste
from Canadian Literature #147The Curtain
from Canadian Literature #172The Shapes They've Made in the Sky
from Canadian Literature #200
From the Long List
Helen Guri
Stephen Heighton
- Scholar As a Child (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #129
Elegy as a message left on an answering machine
from Canadian Literature #140Elegy, Apollo 1
from Canadian Literature #141Simple
from Canadian Literature #179
Bill Howell
- Miles to Go, Ocean Version (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #177
- Late Show (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #184
- An Absence of Cenotaphs (note: link goes to full issue PDF) from Canadian Literature #189
Late Light: for Carole Galloway
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Great review this is what I've been waiting for lol.
I wouldn't think that call of duty would ever be this CPU intensive, my old 775 struggles in this game.
Sir, u mentioned under cpu performance that i3 540 crashed and burned.. u literally mean burned or was it a technical term?.. i own that processor with Asus H55 mobo with 2 GB RAM, 1 GB Radeon 5700 series card...n i agree with Blimp01.. great review.. thanks
Any chance in getting a SLI / Xfire scaling review for this as well? would be nice to see the numbers.
I'd dare to say multi-GPU testing is not really needed with the data you have at your disposal right now. Any graphics card at the level of a GeForce GTX 460 or better will perform solidly when coupled with a quad core or even triple core CPU.
We can also confirm Crossfire and SLI work just fine on Black Ops, so you will see proper scaling as in other games that are well optimized. Check out these two articles for such scenarios:
Ah, makes me happy that I went down the i5 750 route early this year XD. Great review btw :P
I have an i3 540 and i had no trouble getting 50-60 FPS through the entire game (i play with fraps on all the time). My 5850 may have helped a little but i didn't think it was bad. Great game. Great review. thanks
I have a Core 2 Duo E8300 (2.83 Ghz) CPU and it totally freaks out with COD: Black Ops. My 9800GT renders it easily but my CPU is constantly 80-100%. Sometimes it reaches 100% and begin lagging badly. I don't know why but in my opinion I don't have a bad CPU I don't know why theses spikes occur in some situations. Anyone else with this problem? Anyone suggesting a fix?
This review made me very happy - just so happened that you used hardware identical to mine and it produced some of the best numbers.
There's something very wrong with you HD 4890, those numbers can't be right!
A 9800gt and a 4850 but no 4870? Guess I'll have to extrapolate. Or maybe that's a sign I need a new card....
This performance review is completely premature. There are several known GPU and CPU hitching issues, which would result in inaccurate numbers across the board. I'm disappointed I didn't see more of an emphasis put on this. This performance review will misinform the many people who come here to research what hardware they should buy under the false pretense of a broken game. I suggest either noting that more prevalently in the review or waiting till all of the bugs/gltiches are ironed out for more hardware profiles before you provide such information.
Hey, Guest, bugs have nothing to do with the general performance/requirements of the game. If there were bugs in this review, which I don't believe, you will see a slightly increase in your performance once those bugs are fixed.
I would agree with the latest comment. While the game's story is pretty good, and it stays true to the classic Call of Duty style, there are some huge FPS (frames per second, not first person shooter) stutter issues. These issues have been addressed for some platforms (allegedly), but I still have freeze-up issues where the screen just drops from a V-synced 60 FPS to 0 for a few seconds. A little disappointed this article didn't touch on that more, and then update later, much like was done with Splinter Cell: Conviction here at TechSpot. Good info, though.
Hey, Guest, bugs have nothing to do with the general performance/requirements of the game. If there were bugs in this review, which I don't believe, you will see a slightly increase in your performance once those bugs are fixed.
Not exactly. This is the type of fucked up game where 2 of the same exact system may have noticeable differentials in performance. At the moment the game on PC doesn't have any bugs. It's a bloody bug to begin with.
Sorry grvalderrama, your comment hadn't shown up when I posted. I was referring to guest's comment. And typically I would agree with you, but these bugs are so detrimentally attached to the frames per second, and only seems to hit certain platforms and CPU/GPU combinations, that I wonder if it actually does change the average FPS for certain cards/CPUs. Regardless of the overarching effects, completely overlooking this issue is surprising to me.
This game run great on this setting with my Athlon x2 3.0GHz with unlocked Radeon HD4830
Asking for a game not to be performance reviewed until all the bugs are fixed is ridiculous. People are buying and playing the game NOW. A performance review is perfectly in order. You could wait for years for all the bugs to be worked out of a game to do a review - what good would it be then?
This isn't a black and white situation. It's utterly ridiculous that no mention of the game breaking GPU hitching problem wasn't mentioned at all in a performance review. Again, hardware performance based on false pretenses of a broken game. It's an injustice to anyone who doesn't know the wiser and reads this misinforming review and an injustice to the hardware manufacturers who are being misrepresented by a bug ridden game. And we're not talking minor bugs, we're talking about bugs that DIRECTLY AFFECT FPS in a negative way.
Here's an example of spreading mass misinformation, from the review: "Although Black Ops has been out for just a few days, graphics card manufacturers already got their multi-GPU technologies working perfectly with it. This is one advantage of using a tried and true game engine. "
PERFECTLY?! For shame.
Elessar (I made the first complaint a few posts back)
FIrstly TOP REVIEW.
However, I have to agree with the above user. There is a 43 page thread on the OCUK forums regarding the massive inconsistencies in performance. For instance, I have a QX9650 @ 4Ghz + 5970 @ 900/1200 and I am getting massive freezes in game. We have actually had reports of users with overclocked i7's running on Quad Fire 5970's getting the same performance. This is not micro-stuttering people, it's serious LAG. If you don't believe me refer to @pcdev on twitter.
So on that note, I'm not going to rush out and buy a i7 950 just for this game - yet. I belive there is a MAJOR performance patch coming out either this weekend or the next so I think it's best to wait.
To the author, is there any chance you could re-run your tests once that update is out?
"So on that note, I'm not going to rush out and buy a i7 950 just for this game - yet."
This is exactly why this performance review is more than just misinforming. It's flat out detrimental. The uninformed may read this and go out to buy hardware they THINK may run this game better, when in reality it's not their hardware at all. The above poster is smart to wait for a performance patch, but no mention of any of this in the main article is just terrible and may very well end up wasting people's money.
Perhaps these graphical hangs or fps drops to 0 were not experienced during the benchmarking process of this review - could that be the case, Steve?
I've been having the same issues Elessar (Guest) has, and I've read many posts on other forums that this is a known issue, for the PC version in particular. The stuttering and FPS slowdown are game-breaking for me, I can't play it at all. My rig is only 19 months old, I'm running a Core2 Duo E8400/3GHz CPU, NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT (512MB), with 4GB RAM. There is no reason my rig shouldn't be able to run a game built on a souped-up Quake 3-engine, and run it well. This is a known issue that is not impacted by lowering graphical settings, though I obviously tried that at first.
I'm not saying that you shouldn't do a performance review of a game until all the bugs are fixed--as someone rightly pointed out, that would mean no performance reviews would ever be written. But a performance review is the one place I would absolutely expect to see mention of a widespread performance-crushing bug, and I see no mention of it here.
Excuse me as I am not "pc requirement savy", however I tested mine against Activisions requirement test and gamesystemrequirement.com and both said I could run the game. Unfortunately like so many others I am unable to play, much less get past the "Press the key" screen as I have crashed with the "blue halo" of death over the cursor.
Hopefully awaiting a patch/fix. Ironically I can play Medal of Honor Tier 1, go figure.
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Ha running Amd x64 athlon 5200+ and gts 250 gpu i get 47-120 fps so how are these stats right they cant be and the game blows on performance and networking why not write a review about that oh forgot not paid to tell the truth.
Would be nice if you could toss an q9650 in the mix!
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Aug29-12, 09:10 AM | #1 |
Confusion Field Tensor and derivation of Maxwell's equations
Hi as I'm reading http://www.maths.tcd.ie/~cblair/notes/432.pdf at page 13 I see that he states that the covariant and contravariant field tensors are different. But how can that be? Aren't they related by
[tex] F_{\mu \nu} = \eta_{\nu \nu'} \eta_{\mu \mu '} F^{\mu ' \nu '} ?[/tex] and is not the product of the metric tensor eta with it self the identity? I view this as a matrix product [tex] F = \eta \eta F'[/tex] and writing out either η or the metric g it seems like their product with eachother are the identity such that [tex] F=\eta \eta F' = I F'.[/tex] Where is my reasoning wrong? At page 14 he derived two of the maxwell equations from a lagrangian. But what about the other two? The author just states them. Are not these derivable from a lagrangian? |
Aug29-12, 09:30 AM | #2 |
This is not the product of two metric tensors. In the definition of the contravariant field tensor appears the product:
$$\eta_{\nu\nu'}\eta_{\mu\mu'}$$ while the product of two metric tensors should be (with explicit components): $$\left(\eta\eta\right)_{\nu\mu}=\eta_{\nu\nu'} \eta_{\nu'\mu}=\delta_{\nu\mu}$$ just as any other matrix product. |
Aug29-12, 09:36 AM | #3 |
Writing out the components one by one using the relation? |
Aug29-12, 09:47 AM | #4 |
Confusion Field Tensor and derivation of Maxwell's equations
If your problem is to compute $$F^{\mu\nu}$$ you can do it by components remembering that it is antisymmetric so you have to compute just 6 of them. Otherwise, if you want to calculate the contravariant tensor instead of the covariant one the problem is a very easy one as you just have to low the indexes and remember that
$$B^i=-B_i \;\;\mbox{ and }\;\; E^i=-E_i$$ I hope to remember well |
Aug29-12, 10:04 AM | #5 |
That does not seem right from http://www.maths.tcd.ie/~cblair/notes/432.pdf where only the E's not the B's has changed sign. |
Aug29-12, 10:07 AM | #6 |
I'm sorry you are right. You have to change the sign only to E's components. B's components don't do that because both the gradient and the A field gain a - sign, so the overall change is a + sign. I'm sorry
Aug29-12, 10:48 AM | #7 |
Cik = AijBjk can be written as a matrix product C = AB. In your case, Fμν = ημμ'ηνν'Fμ'ν' you have to rearrange the factors: Fμν = ημμ'Fμ'ν'ην'ν which is then a matrix product F = ηF'η |
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Identities are not equations of motion; they are satisfied identically. In this case because partial derivatives commute. I don't need an action to know that. |
Aug29-12, 04:50 PM | #12 |
The Field tensor which is the simplest, positive definite, topologically non-trivial gauge invariant object, is defined via the commutator of of two covariant derivatives acting on an object (see Weinberg II first chapter). Thus the field tensor obeys the bianchi identity by construction.
There are geometric ways of saying this but I am not as familiar with that. |
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It is perhaps more simply expressed in vector calculus notation. Once we have postulated the 4-potential [itex]A^\mu = (\phi, \textbf{A})[/itex] with [itex]\textbf{B} = \nabla \times \textbf{A}[/itex] and [itex]\textbf{E} = - \nabla \phi \ - \ \partial\textbf{A}/ \partial t[/itex], then
[itex]\nabla . \textbf{B} \ = \ \nabla . \nabla \times \textbf{A} \equiv 0[/itex] and [itex]\nabla \times \textbf{E} \ = \ \nabla \times (- \nabla \phi - \partial\textbf{A}/ \partial t) \ = \ - \nabla \times (\nabla \phi) - \partial(\nabla \times \textbf{A})/ \partial t \ = \ - \partial\textbf{B}/ \partial t[/itex], because [itex]\nabla \times (\nabla F) \equiv \textbf{0}[/itex] for any scalar field F. The only condition required by above is that the partial derivative operators for the four dimensions commute with one another, ie [itex]\partial_\mu\partial_\nu \equiv \partial_\nu\partial_\mu[/itex]. The identities [itex]\nabla . \nabla \times \textbf{V} \equiv 0[/itex] and [itex]\nabla \times (\nabla F) \equiv \textbf{0}[/itex] are easily proved by writing out these expressions in full with the individual coordinates of the vectors then simplifying the results. For example, the [itex]x[/itex] component of the latter is [itex]\partial_y \partial_z F - \partial_z \partial_y F \equiv 0[/itex]. |
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Thanks for all the brilliant answers! It's all sorted out now :)
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A "Cat"-chy Fur Collar
Published December 2, 2011Courtesy of Jo Singer
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that Florida's (aka The Sunshine State) claim to fame is certainly not for its cold weather. And while I hear tell from the local yokels in the neighborhood of our Central Florida home that the chilly weather is excellent for speeding up the ripening of our oranges, lemons and grapefruits growing in our back yard, when the mercury drops down into the low 40s or even below our house can become uncomfortably drafty.
So on these occasions, I am more than eager to don my magnificent soft fur collar (which by the way is not fashioned out of faux fur), wrapping it around my neck to chase away the chill. I can't think of anything more soothing and relaxing to stop my teeth from chattering. One of the things I most love about my fur collar is its beautifully warm ivory and brown color which blends in with our interior décor. I must tell you--without a doubt it is one of the best gifts I ever gave myself in the late fall of 2000.
But the best thing about this collar is its internally built-in massage device (provided at no additional charge), which vibrates against my aching neck almost on command. Its battery is self charging so I don't even have to mess with it at all. After I have been sitting at my computer working for hours on end, there is nothing I can think of that is more soothing and relaxing.
I have to admit I frequently wear my collar while dining with my husband or close friends while we are at home. I wouldn't dare wear this collar outside the house, for fear someone might want to steal it. It is far too precious to me, and of course, it can never be replaced.
However, there is one serious downside to this incredible fur collar. There are a few occasions when its heat gets overwhelming to me so I decide it's time to take it off. This collar does not in any way relish its removal, and in fact can become quite testy. You see, this fur collar comes with 18 sharp little claws, which it uses to express its displeasure by instantly digging into my shoulders; yet it never stops loudly vibrating.
You guessed it! The fur collar that gives me so much pleasure is Dr. Hush Puppy, one of our beloved Oriental Shorthairs. His favorite spot at dinner time is perched around my neck and shoulders. But his highly appreciated warmth doesn't come without a price. His swift front paw can grab a piece of steak off my fork in a New York minute. Yet in spite of those moments of discomfort from time to time, I wouldn't trade this fur collar in for anything in the world. In fact, I feel honored by his presence.
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Yes!! Clyde, one of the hospital cats at the vet where I work is a fur collar. He will perch on someone's shoulders and neck purring and making happy feet for hours. It's wonderful after a stressful day! :)
While none of my beloveds does this, my aunt recently told me that my dad had a "fur collar" named Mickey who used to ride around his neck while my dad shaved. That was a treasured picture for me to have.
My Shadow girl loves to sleep next to my pillow or...on the second pillow so I will start to roll over and run into..... a furry ball! She will eventually move if I become insistent.... but when I'm half asleep I usually just roll back to where I was....she knows who's in charge!
I do have sort of a fur collar, except it wraps around my back. My Shih Tzu has to be close to me at all times. When I sit in my computer chair, I pick him up and he goes around back and sits. It is like having a little heating pad. He is very spoiled.
I don't have a fur collar but I do have a beautiful fur back pad and soft purring blanket when my back is sore. Same kind as you have too. :) He even curls under the covers on my back.
Oh you are so lucky Jo, what a wonderful fur collar. In 37 years of cats we've never had one who would drape around us like that lol
The nearest we had was our Bert when he was a kitten, he loved to sit on shoulders.
This story hit home for me. I've never had a cat before that liked to sit on my neck and back, but the new black stray kitten I rescued recently (Magic) is definitely a fur collar!
Now that winter is arriving in the Tahoe-Reno region, he will come in quite handy for that. However, I do have to draw the line at him leaping on my legs and climbing me like a tree before getting to my neck! That was painful and shocking! He's going to have to wait until I'm reading in bed to snuggle around my neck on my pillow.
I'm trying to give Magic guidance and time in adjusting to his new life in an indoor home vs. the wild outdoors. I bought a harness and leash for him so I can take him outside for some fresh air and to scratch the trees which he's adjusted to gradually. I also decided to see if he would let me "walk" him when I walk the dogs. It took him some time to reluctantly accept it, but after 20 minutes, he began to enjoy it and walked along our neighborhood road right in line with my two dogs. The neighbors sure smiled as they drove by us! Animals really can learn almost anything if you give them the chance with patience and encouraging praise.
To read about how Magic found his new home during Halloween season, anyone can visit my blog at: http://www.indefenseofcats.com/blog.htm
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Paper towels and our society's gross overuse of them is a topic I have written about before. And my loyal readers know that my preferred method for avoiding paper towels is to keep a ready and robust supply of cloth towels in my kitchen to stand in for most any job a paper towel might do. My favorite towel is a reclaimed terry cloth washcloth. The thin ones, not the plush ones, are the best. I could always find used washcloths at my local Value Village in Spokane, WA, but I moved to Portland, OR last year and Goodwill is the predominant thrift retailer here, and when it comes to those oh-so-perfect washcloths, what my beloved Value Village had in abundance, Goodwill seems to be deliberately avoiding. I've never seen a one on the sales floor. Goodwill obviously gets donations of old washcloths, but what they do with them, I don't know. So as my current inventory of used washcloths ages, I had to come up with a plan "B." I decided to try out some of the paper towel substitutes for sale on the internet. I rounded up some samples from three companies and tested their products for two weeks in my home. Here's my review:
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Dimensions after washing: 9 ½ x 10 ½ inches
The Good Stuff: This towel "handles" most like a high-end paper towel in size and weight, so it feels quite natural to reach for them over and over again to tackle any job formerly assigned to a paper towel. The Eco Towel is very versatile and I used it all around the kitchen, as a napkin, dishcloth, hand towel and more! Another highlight of this lighter weight towel is that it dries quickly.
Nitpicky Stuff: In our absorbency test, this towel came in third.
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Material: 100% certified organic Fair Trade cotton with eco-friendly dyes
Dimensions after washing: 8 ½ x 8 ½ inches
The Good Stuff: The bright, fun-themed graphics and modest sizing make these mini hand towels a kid-friendly replacement for paper napkins. Pack one in the kid's lunch box and keep several in the minivan glove box! Add water and you have an exceptional wet-nap which kids and parents can use to really scrub sticky hands and faces. Try that with a flimsy paper napkin!
Nitpicky Stuff: I found the size a bit small for my larger hands when it came to using them for chores around the house.
The Willow Store's Organic Mini Forever Cloth (http://www.willowpads.com)
Material: Organic hemp and cotton blend
Dimensions after washing: 8 ¾ x 9 ½ inches
The Good Stuff: This is a heavier-weight towel that is soft fleece on one side and terry on the reverse. It's brawny and absorbent (terry side best on both counts) and handled big spills and cleaning jobs extremely well. The fleece side is great for dusting.
Nitpicky Stuff: The two layers that make up this towel are only sewn together at the perimeter, so those two layers slip around independently if only one side is wet. The fleece shed a bit the first time I used it, but a single wash cycle put a stop to that.
As I wrote in a previous post, the ideal set of reusable rags will include several of different sizes, thicknesses, textures and absorbencies. Each towel tested for this review has its strengths and weaknesses, but that is precisely why you may decide you need several of each—to cover all the bases. Remember to skip the fabric softener when washing reusable towels to maintain their absorbency.
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Good in the kitchen. Easy wipe clean. Or wash machine without insoles. Non slip response is good. Soles easier to clean than some others. Comfy for all day standing. These run huge! Buy at least 1 full size down.
I have been wearing the same pair of these for 15 years, it is now time to replace them. I work in the kitchens and they are an absolute must have. No shoes compare to them when you are on your feet all day. I love them, I must have them to do my job! Not to mention they lasted me for 15 years, I just replaced the insoles every now and then. Perfect work shoes for me.
These shoes are really sturdy. They are a bit heavy but not terrible. They take a bit of time to break in but are very durable, easy to clean and nice and stylish. I am on my feet all the time and my feet never hurt.
Love these shoes, as I knew I would. Buy one size smaller to avoid a return. The insole can be removed, if you need to wear them in super wet conditions. Perfect for gardening or other outdoor activities. I am a ceramic artist, so they work perfectly for the dusty, dirty work I do--just rinse them off at the end of the day.
Very comfortable right out of the box. I bought them to work in the garden but wear them all the time. The removable footbed is easy to clean. I will be buying more of these.
This is a really cute shoe but alas, the strap across the instep is too tight and it probably won't give enough because the upper of the shoe is not leather. They have to go back.
I love these shoes I bought a pair of Birkis in 2004 and this is 2013 and I am just buying another pair as I speak. These shoes are just what the doctor order for me. They are excellent. I would truly recommend Birkis to anyone! Those of you who need arch support or just comfortable shoes try wearing Birkis you cannot go wrong.
These ran a full size bigger. I am a 5/5.5 and I had way too much room in the length. I bought the blue ones and had to return them. The color is adorable though and made me want to go see by a tropical beach.
These are super cute! I'm so glad I took a chance on them! After having read the review, I decided to go for it, as I don't have a narrow foot. I couldn't resist the rainbow, and I'm so glad I didn't-they are perfect for this summer and as long as the elastic lasts-they are comfortable and the elastic stretches as you walk, but the sandal doesn't come off of the foot at all. I haven't worn them for a long period yet, but as soon as it's warm enough... Definitely give them a shot! If you want Birkenstock's support without the dowdy look-these are the shoes to try (as long as you don't have too wide of a foot).
These were a bit too screaming for me. They were also very large for the stated size. One other thing; it seemed for Birks they were quite heavy. I've worn these clogs since they came out, and this pair seemed a bit leaden! Not problem with exchanging, of course!
After my first fitting...I boxed them and said "back you go.' I was ready to send them back quickly but I decided to read more reviews. So these clogs are on my feet once again...as I'm typing this. They do feel an itty bit snug in the middle of my feet. Toes have room and heel is loose. I get they aren't suppose to be snug. I've worn Crocs...but long before those mistakes. I've worn good old wooden clogs growing up. My feet are almost squarish but as I'm getting older my flat feet are having issues. Heel Spur issues and of course bunions! All those years of walking and having extra weight on my bones have caught up to me; however, I won't let that get the best of me. I needed something I could wear to work and not wear sneakers or leathery nurses shoes. I work in retail, so being on my feet is a necessary activity. One foot is pretty okay but my left is achy...big toe hurts, bunion, swelling on the top. Heel spurs not too much and I do stretch out my feet each morning but I'm not crazy about any ritual each day. So this shoe seems to be "pretty good" for now. I can run (in the house) a bit. I won't wear them hiking or in massive downpours but I will sport them. These shoes do want to hold onto my feel around my "archless areas" and the toe room is great; although since I do have a bunion that makes the fit in the toe area questionable. I love that I can pull out the insole and replace with my $600 orthotics...don't worry I ignored they arrived at the Dr's office (5 months) and my deposit of $150.00 is all I paid for them. I mean really, most insurance plans aren't going to eat that cost, why should anyone. These remind of my slippers yet...they aren't falling off as I walk, as those have stretched out...these won't stretch out. I would like to try one of the other...non-professional series in a color. First a whirl with these and I will keep my critique updated as to my experience. Thank you Zappos for allowing shoppers to critique and return for free. I've been a long customer for nearly 20 years. I know my feet and it's a great way to try what you know and what you think you know will fit your feet. From the Zappos door to yours...and all for Free! Kudos for being a great online retailer.
I fear I will have to send these back. Ordered narrow, they say narrow but clearly they are a WIDE narrow! Other reviews said this. I just didn't want to believe it.
Comfortable, classy, great with pants or dresses. Only drawback is that you can't adjust width as you can with so many Birkis. As the elastic stretches that may be a problem but my feet are exceptionally narrow so it probably won't be an issue for most. Can go all day in these!
These shoes are so cute but they are way to big. I love the roomy foot because I have a wide foot but I feel like I'm swimming in these shoes. They fall off when I'm walking.
I was so excited to get these shoes, as they are beautiful, and I read online that they were so comfortable. However, I had to return them as the soles are HARD! Not even remotely as cushioned as a Crocs, for example!
I bought these to wear around the house. I love them, they provide good support, and only have two complaints: a) my husband says I look like a duck the yellow is so bright, and b) the material...your feet don't really get breath in them. If I wear a sock, it helps, but I would be great if their were some air holes like Crocs have to compensate for this material. I wasn't planning on spending this much money for a taking out the garbage or watering the plants shoe...so for me they will continue as house shoe. By the way...love the fun style...Quack!


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UPDATE: Game postponed due to waterlogged pitch.
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Suspects arrested in slaying of Demetrius Thompson
Two suspects in connection with the slaying of Demetrius Thompson, who was fatally shot on a Metrobus in Southeast D.C., are awaiting extradition from Florida to D.C.
Police arrested 21-year-old Vincent Gray and 22-year-old Delron Atchison in connection with the slaying, says an MPD spokesman. The suspects were arrested in Orlando, Fla., by U.S. Marshals.
"There is no closure," said Taliya Thompson, the victim's mother, but she is glad the suspects are "off the street so they can't hurt anybody else."
Thompson, of Southeast, was riding a W4 Metrobus near the intersection of 24th Street and Alabama Avenue Southeast when he was shot in the face and died en route to a hospital.
Police say surveillance video captured by a Metrobus security camera helped them find the two suspects.
Sources say Thompson was on the Metrobus when two suspects boarded the bus just after midnight. One of the suspects reportedly shot Thompson, then both fled the scene.
D.C. Police believe an argument occurred just moments before the shooting, Cmd. George Kucik said.
Thompson, a father to a 3-year-old daughter and 2-year-old son, was unemployed but had just gotten his commercial driver's license.
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I thought I would take you on a house tour of the beautiful Santa Monica home of one of my favourite designers, the extremely talented Brooke Giannetti from www.velvetandlinen.com. I have been following Brooke's blog for the last few years now and it has inspired me in so many ways. I share many of Brooke's design aesthetics, most of all her love of Swedish antiques, rustic textiles and industrial touches. She and her husband Steve, an architect, own a fabulous interiors store in Los Angeles called Giannetti Home and they collaborate on a number of architectural projects together.
You would think this country/beach cottage has been around for years but believe it or not, they designed and built it themselves just 8 years ago..
Her garden is so full of life and colour and I love her front porch, it's so quaint!
This is Brooke's hallway. I love every single thing about it. Beadboard panelling, Swedish antique sofa, Mora clock, (similar to the one from the Somethings Gotta Give house!) white painted staircase with timber treads and I looooove the antique clock face on the stairwell. So much character in one small space!
Brooke has made a few changes to her home recently as she felt it no longer reflected hers and Steve's present style so here's a few Before & Afters!
This was her kitchen before…very pretty, feminine and shabby chic!
I love how she has fixed glass cabinets to the window frame, so she still has storage/display space without blocking out any daylight..soo clever!
And after a few subtle changes…
I love the changes that Brooke made in here, in particular the simple nickel cabinet hardware, the teracotta potted herbs, the linen sink skirt, the beautiful antique wooden sign over the window and I love how she has displayed her white crockery with antique breadboards and vintage silver trophies on her open shelving. It's such a fantastic contrast of materials. Here's a close up…
Here's a view from her seating area into the kitchen…
Absolutely love the industrial touches in this kitchen. When I saw Brooke's kitchen for the first time, I immediately decided I wanted industrial style pendants over the island in my kitchen! I loove the lab stools too, I'm still looking for the perfect ones for my kitchen but I want mine without a backrest…will do a post on that later!
On to the seating area which is just opposite the Kitchen….the before..
I love the more muted tones and shades in the after pic and I love the more simplified non-frilly linen upholstery on her sectional sofa. I think the little 'book nook' on the left hand side in front of the window, it's such a cute feature in the room and on the other side she has a work desk with more built in shelving. It's such a great use of space in these alcoves.
A gorgeous pair of antique Swedish chairs with the original tattered upholstery. I want them!
Next up….the Conservatory:
The dining area is on one side of this light-filled space and Brooke's study is on the other. I love to mix chair styles at a dining table because you can add so much character, texture and colour with different fabrics and materials.
Here's Brooke in her enviable home office!
I would give anything for a cabinet like this! It is just PERFECT! So is the antique Swedish chair with torn upholstered seat!
On to the Living Room:
Beautiful linen upholstery and subtle touches of pale blue create a really soothing relaxing space. I love the unusual grouping of a vintage trunk, vintage suitcase and metal table that act as the coffee table. I love to use unconventional pieces for occasional furniture. Who says it has to be a table? As long as it has a flat surface, it can be anything! You can really add interest to a room by using unusual quirky pieces like this. (More on this later!)
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Check out those antique doors either side of the Swedish cabinet! Instant warmth to a white and grey space.
Moving upstairs…here is the Master Bedroom (seen before in my previous post on "Dreamy Bedrooms")
The Master Bathroom
How gorgeous is this bathroom? Brooke & Steve have their own sinks at either side of the room and the claw foot tub takes centre stage in front of the windows. The burlap panels on the windows are so rustic and warm, this is one of my favourite fabrics. I adore that tufted stool too!
Here's a close up of the beautiful antique cabinet next to Brooke's sink. Again we see a vintage silver trophy, this time acting as a vase and some beautiful bottles. The mirror opens out and conceals the medicine cabinet!
Soo what do you think of this house? I would love to hear what you think!
I will be showing you some pictures of Brooke's beach house in another post, it is incredible!
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bengals279 |
Sat Feb 09, 2013 at 1:07:33 PM
According to wk. they arent on anymore. Who knows anymore. he is retarted.
Rockfest-May 11
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bengals279 |
Sat Feb 09, 2013 at 1:16:25 PM
Title should be Amon Amarth and Behemoth not on Mayhem???
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MetalCrusades |
Sat Feb 09, 2013 at 2:05:44 PM
givezafukk about WK. screw him
Stuff... Things...
Penile Drip |
Sat Feb 09, 2013 at 5:13:01 PM
GOOOOOOOOOD. Who the fuck is this wolverine faggot anyway? I looked his facebook page up and all it is is saying "Put some mustard on my 2 inch dick and lick it off and i'll in turn i give you 50% chance rumored band for mayhem fest 2013". WHO is this asshole? Do they even work for the company?
Can i stick a fishhook in your g-spot?????????
DuncanRF23 |
Sat Feb 09, 2013 at 5:40:11 PM
He said Amon Amarth and Bodom were on it due to someone spilling the beans at NAMM. Behemoth confirmed it themselves that they are on it.
DimebagDallas |
Sat Feb 09, 2013 at 5:50:33 PM
He is just an idiot who thinks people will pay for his shitty rumors. He changes his rumors up so much, impossible to keep track.
NattyDread |
Sat Feb 09, 2013 at 7:08:12 PM
C'mon, man. I'll be your Doug.
Darkdevout |
Sat Feb 09, 2013 at 7:10:29 PM
Maybe those were only for the 2 dates that were moved.
MetalsEveProductions |
Sat Feb 09, 2013 at 9:29:34 PM
Everybody said that somebody confirmed it in an interview done a few months back is how they got rumored. What he ACTUALLY said was they were IN THE WORKS for a contract. He NEVER said that they had confirmed Mayhemfest. I tried telling people that a long time ago.
autotechaudiblechocolate |
Sun Feb 10, 2013 at 12:28:50 AM
funny about a day ago he said he knew for a "fact" they are on. here is the link: http://rockstarmayhemfest.com/boards/f/8/t/1856651. surely everybody should sign up for his news letter.
You tried hard and you failed. Moral of the story is never try.