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I personally don't have a need for that much processing power, nor the time to write enough software to take advantage of it.I guess that you never programmed something like a small TFT Display (320x240 pixel). Such a simple element like a progressbar brings any ATMega MPU on the border of usage. Atmel's xMega's can help to solve those problems because they clocked 30Mhz but the progressbar is not the only thing that the mpu should doing. To use bigger Fonts need do define them as a hugh uint8_t array an this consumes storage space in the Flash memory. An access to that memory from a running program, consumes many cpu time. This is reasoned by the modified harvard-architecture design of the ATMega's, that the compiler not supports. GNU-CC is designed for used with a von-Neumann architecture. To get access to the flash memory, the compiler designer had created some macros that will solve it.
I am very surprised about the speed of a simple Cortex-M3 that is internaly clocked with 78Mhz. The size of flush memory is 256kbyte (STM32V103C) and the SRAM size is 48Kbyte. This chip price is cheaper than an ATMega 2560 and the tools are cheaper too. The backside of the medal is, that the architecture is more complex. I guess, that the ARM Cortex M3 / M4F (with DSP - every floating point application will love it)
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AARP Suit Targets HUD for Reverse Mortgage Foreclosures
By Debra Cassens Weiss
Mar 17, 2011, 11:00 am CDT
An AARP lawsuit filed last week challenges a federal decision on reverse mortgages that is causing some widows and widowers to lose their homes.
The suit claims a rule change by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development imposes tougher requirements on surviving spouses and heirs than on strangers, the New York Times reports. Under the change, homes with reverse mortgages that are worth less than the loan balance can be sold to strangers for less than the mortgage balance, while surviving spouses not named on the reverse mortgage must pay the full loan amount.
Reverse mortgages allow homeowners to receive payments to help meet expenses in exchange for equity in their home.
The Times focuses on the plight of one plaintiff, retired cook Robert Bennett, who did not realize that the reverse mortgage he took out with his wife had taken his name off the title to their home. His wife died shortly after they took out the mortgage. As a result, the payments they were to receive under the reverse mortgage stopped immediately and a mortgage of $300,000 became due.
The couple had paid $20,000 in fees for the mortgage but received only $1,800. The value of the property is about $200,000.
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In the winter time it's nice to war something close to your body, and that's when a body suit is perfect! They are both fashion forward and sexy, and they just make you look trendy! Here we give you some inspiration from both celebrities and models that rocked the body suit on the runway! Enjoy and remember, this is a trend worth trying even if your not super body confident!
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Natalie Portman VS Mila Kunis - Whose Red Carpet Style is Best?!
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They are both gorgeous brunette starlets, they are the co-stars for a movie that everyone is talking about - "Black Swan" and they both have a strong signature personal style. Mila Kunis and Natalie Portman are very different in the way that they dress, but they both know exactly what suits them best! Take a look at these pictures the girls on the red carpet over the past few months, as they have promoted their movie and vote on whose style you like best!
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Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose will make his much-anticipated return to the court on Tuesday night when his Bulls take on the Miami Heat. Rose, who missed the entirety of the 2012-13 season, told reporters this week that he's improved his basketball IQ during his time away from the court:
I think I'm way better as a player. My IQ has gotten higher and just the way that I play I think I'm a more efficient player. And my teammates allow me to play the way I normally play, so that's a blessing (ESPN).
It goes without saying the Rose's return will be one of the biggest ongoing stories of the upcoming NBA season. His decision to rehab his knee for the whole year in 2012 was a controversial one, as some Chicago fans and NBA analysts felt he was being selfish. Every single misstep and poor game from Rose will be over-analyzed to death, so buckle in and get ready for a wild ride courtesy of the sports media!
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Pursuing the American Dream With a Cast of You
Ticket buyers take note: HERE just got a lot more interactive.
The downtown theater company (formerly HERE Arts Center) is plunging head first into the immersive theater experience this month with Lush Valley, opening Sept. 11. An audience-reliant new project that treats each spectator as part an examination of the American dream, Lush Valley's audience members are under consideration for citizenship in the titular town, complete with paperwork, oaths, civics tests and fingerprinting.
"No one is forced to do anything they don't want to do!" director Kristin Marting assured. "And we're happy to respond to concerns anyone brings in. We've done all this training with the cast in terms of client interaction and their responsibilities."
In a brave new world of participatory theater, Lush Valley is helping break new ground when it comes to engaging with the audience. Instead of the days when reluctant audiences members were dragged up on stage, slightly embarrassed, shows like Lush Valley are questioning what exactly theater means—and what it can do. The eight immigration officers sometimes deliver monologues to two or three audience members; the entire audience convenes for occasions like Town Hall meetings and voting or call in to a radio show to voice their concerns and complaints about America. And this may be the only show in town where texting during performances is actually encouraged.
"Lush Valley is a metaphor for America. It's the America that still has high hopes for the ideals on which America was founded," Marting said. "And [it's] looking back to the breadth of those ideals, not the narrowness. The American dream used to have a different meaning, but now people think of a house with a white picket fence. There's been a codification, and the show is trying to reconnect with our core values and engage people in thinking about those ideals."
Divided into eight chapters, Lush Valley focuses on the concepts that comprise the classic American dream: equality, freedom, happiness, opportunity, community, ambition, hope and honor. Inspired by both literature (including John Dos Passos' USA trilogy) and months of intensive workshops and online dialogue via the company's blog and Facebook, the piece has combined theory with visceral experience.
If Lush Valley sounds ambitious, that may be because Marting and her collaborators—including writers Robert Lyons and Qui Nguyen—have been working on the piece intermittently for three years. But it wasn't until last year that the idea of treating the show as a theatrical Ellis Island came to mind. "It's really solidified how the whole show took shape," Marting said. "[It's] emotionally engaging and not heady and didactic. We really pushed to create something that's funny and entertaining."
Along those lines, Lush Valley will feature multiple dance numbers (derived from all-American pastimes like bowling and baseball) and jester characters inspired by the emotions Marting and her team have identified with the piece. "Lush Valley is about thinking how we all relate to each other and what our responsibilities are or should be towards each other," Marting said. "But it's also wrapped in Civil War fantasies and songs and dances and filled with people as complex as where we are as a country. We have a Tea Party and Democrats as well!"
Despite the presence of Tea Partiers, Marting said Lush Valley "is a friendlier, more inclusive place than America." And thanks to the audience, every performance is different. "The audience changes it every night," Marting said. "They get to choose the national anthem of Lush Valley and they write their own oath of allegiance that every citizen has to take to become a citizen."
Premiering on the cusp of major changes in both America and theatrical conventions, Lush Valley promises to be unlike anything else currently on the boards—and unlike America, in Lush Valley, one actually feels as if a single person can make all the difference in the world. If only American politics had such instant gratification.
Lush Valley runs Sept. 9–24 at HERE, 145 6th Ave. (betw. Broome & Spring Sts.).
Scene from 'Lush Valley', a theater experience that gives new meaning to breaking down the fourth wall. PHOTO by carl skutsch.
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Make your own Christmas crackers - Christmas decorations Arts & Crafts
Why not make your own Christmas crackers this year? They're slightly cheaper - especially if you make more of them. More importantly, it means you decorate them to suit you (black and pink crepe paper would be the Mookychick choice) and you can fill them with your own gifts and sillies, from skull rings and candy necklaces to cherry lip balms and beautiful poems...
What you need for Christmas crackers
- Lightweight wrapping, crepe or tissue paper. Light paper will tear more easily when the cracker is pulled, and you do want it to tear easily. As to whether the wrapping paper depicts hollies or skull and crossbone motifs, that's entirely up to you.
- Toilet roll tubes - you'll need two per cracker. If you've got a touch of OCD you can pop these quickly in the microwave to sterilise them.
- Cracker snaps (if you're not British just google 'cracker snaps' - they're so cheap to buy wherever you are in the world
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What to put inside the Christmas crackers
- Your own choice of bad jokes, riddles, fortunes or beautiful poems
- Paper hats
- Balloons
- Small gifts or novelty items (think sideways - skull rings or handcrafted necklaces or engagement rings or used Japanese schoolgirl knickers [er... lovely. But it could, perhaps, be someone's idea of an ideal gift?] will all fit inside a Christmas cracker...)
How to make your Christmas crackers
1) Take your paper and lay it out.
2) Put a toilet roll in the middle. Cut another toilet roll in half to make two little tubes. Put them on either side of the long toilet roll. Leave about two inches between each toilet roll.
3) A quick check: The middle toilet roll is where you'll stick the novelty items - the two little toilet rolls will be the ends you pull.
4) Use sticky tape to attach the cracker snap lengthwise in the middle of the paper. Tape both ends of it down.
5) Start folding the paper around the toilet rolls. When it's snug and round against the middle one, glue it down so it keeps its shape.
6) Pinch and twist in the paper in the gap between the middle toilet roll and one of the ends. Tie neatly round it with curling ribbon - very pretty!
7) If you've got any excess tissue paper left round the bit of the cracker you'll pull, just fold it in and glue or tape it down to make the end look neat.
8) Now for the fun bit - fill the middle bit of the cracker with whatever you want! Sweet cherry hair slides, pretty lip balms, balloons, bad jokes, paper crowns, mint humbug sweets, uniqe jewelry, your own poems, maybe even an engagement ring if you're thinking of ways to propose - it's really up to you.
9) Now you've filled your cracker, finish off the other pulling end, just like you did with the first one.
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By: Matthew K. Duncan
Out of my many experiences as a student at Marian University, one of the things that I really learned about myself as a person is how much joy I find in serving others. As a young boy, I was shaped by my family's involvement in setting up the tables at the local soup kitchen and my grandfather's tireless efforts operating the food pantry at his parish's St. Vincent dePaul chapter.
Although service hours were required of me both as a member of a Catholic high school and participant in our San Damiano Scholars Program, I found myself wanting to do far more than the bare minimum. I remember going to S.T.A.R.R. (Students Taking Active Reflective Roles) the first week of my freshman year and wanting to go back every Friday. I recall the love that I felt from the Navajo in Tohatchi, New Mexico at the 2012 Alternative Spring Break trip. I also found interacting with nature at the Oldenburg Sisters' Michaela Farm to be highly rewarding and peaceful. These are just a few of the service activities that I was a part of while at Marian
Even as a recent college graduate, I find myself wanting to find ways to serve others. As an incoming law student and aspiring attorney, I want to take on pro bono legal cases in order to be a voice for those who normally cannot afford legal representation. I learned from my time leading S.T.A.R.R. that I really enjoyed mentoring younger individuals as well as those with special needs. I would really like to tutor at-risk kids at some point in this coming year. I want to continue using my gifts and talents to be a voice to those who do not have the ability to speak for themselves.
Through my various service experiences, I have come to believe that the best way to spread the good news is to treat others like Christ. Our service projects and mission trips are a way to bring a modern face to Christianity. In a world of great suffering and strife, showing others love and compassion are one of the most compelling ways to evangelize to others. By helping the marginalized and poor among us, we are able to realize that Christ dwells in every single person. We belong to a rich faith that requires not only belief but action. After all, the scripture tells us that "faith without good works is dead" (James 2: 17). That challenge continues even after one graduates college. How we treat others will in many ways reflect on how people view Christianity as a whole. Are we being loving and joyful or are we being condemning and judgmental? Our Franciscan Sponsorship values and social justice teachings are not limited to the campus of Marian University. We can serve others in Jesus' name anywhere in the world and at any time.
My service experiences at Marian have taught me every single person has innate dignity and self-worth. I have learned a lot about my gifts and talents as a result of taking part in various service activities. I truly believe that one of the things that sets our student body apart is our commitment to service. I plan on taking this with me as a young professional. It is in giving, not receiving, that we find true joy and satisfaction. I would strongly encourage service to remain a top priority in your life wherever God is leading you.
By: Natalie Butler
Over Spring Break, I read a book called Men, Women, and the Mystery of Love by Edward Sri, which is more or less a modern interpretation for youth to understand the message Blessed Pope John Paul II was trying to convey in Love and Responsibility. There were many enlightening points; however, a few stuck out in light of the Lenten season.
In Lent, we are to give up something as a sacrifice, or so we have been told since we were little. We are supposed to give up chocolate or soda or TV for Lent, and we would be able to have these back on Easter. This is a little sacrifice we make compared to the self-giving sacrifice Christ made for us. Self-giving and sacrifice mean more than just giving up chocolate. Christ gave his own life, willingly, for you. Yes, you. We are to act like Christ during Lent to sacrifice the small things and to be self-giving in doing things for others. Lent is a season to fully reflect Christ in loving sacrifice and giving of you.
When I was little, I used to think love was almost selfish. We search our whole lives to find that special someone so we can be happy. Or we spend a great deal of our time developing friendships that get us through our every day struggles in life. No matter the form, everyone wants love in their life. That is not the case; love is a different essence entirely. Love is more giving then receiving. Love is about serving those around you willingly so to make their lives a little bit easier or more enjoyable. Love is about accepting the service as well. "It is in giving that we receive" as St. Francis' famous saying goes. For example, the Eucharist is a way of receiving the love of Christ, but in return Christ also receives us. He welcomes us with all of our weaknesses, mistakes, sins, and burdens. He is waiting for us with open arms to embrace us with his love and his mercy so we can begin again to love and to serve as he did.
After reading this book, I started to look at my own Lenten journey so far this year. I realized that I was not putting forth the effort that I have in years past. I don't know if it is because I am busier this semester or because I am just not really feeling it. However, I came to the realization that Christ did not really feel like getting crucified for our sins, but he knew it is what is to be fulfilled by God and he so loved his people that he wanted to save them. I, too, need to listen and to do God's will. I am now shaping up and I have made more time for prayer and to do things for others. I am becoming more aware of the love and the mercy that God has showed me, and I am spending more time thanking Him for that blessing.
During Lent, shouldn't we be a self-gift to others like Christ was and is for us? Shouldn't we do more than sacrifice a simple thing like chocolate during Lent so Christ can receive us more fully? I challenge you to look at the different forms of love and of service that you have around you. Are you sacrificing your time to be present to those people? Are you giving a piece of yourself to them mirroring Christ to better their lives? I also challenge you to look at your Lenten promises. Are you giving up something for the correct intentions? Are you doing some extra prayer or service for others in so to transform your heart?
Family, Friends, and Loved Ones,
Hi all! Today was our final day working in Nicaragua. Everyone headed to San Marcos after a morning of breakfast and devo. The community of San Marcos, as always, welcomed us with joy and open arms. We spent our morning digging more trench and laying a bit more of the pipe. After lunch we had Mass with the community one last time.
The second half of the day was spent playing sports with the people of San Marcos. We all joined in a kickball game. It was a blast mixing with the young and old for a fun competition. Next, there was a baseball game and it was really impressive to see how talented the community is. There were always smaller soccer games, bracelet making, and coloring going on throughout the day. It was a joyous way to end our week and it made it really difficult to say goodbye to all the wonderful people.
We ended our night with one last devo. It was another great opportunity to share with the entire group what we will all take away from this experience. The Amigos staff planned a special celebration for birthdays so we got to share cake and ice cream and hit a pinata. Tonight was a great end to the week and we are so appreciative of all who worked so hard to make this trip possible.
It's safe to say that we are changed by this week. I'll end this week's final email with a quote from my (Rachel's) youth minister from high school on a mission trip to Nicaragua with Amigos. I think it speaks the truth to what every person in our group feels right about now. "I will tell you this; we have fallen in love. Not the young puppy-dog love, but the kind that pierces your heart. The kind of love that makes you do crazy things. The kind of love that makes you go to the ends of the earth just to make sure that other person knows how much you love them. The kind of love that makes your heart ache when you cannot make everything just right for them. We have fallen hard for the right kind of love. The love that Christ calls us to have for each and every person we meet."
We'll get home late tomorrow night. Please pray for safe travels! We'll leave the rest of the sharing and updates on travel up to each individual person in our group so this will be the final email. Thanks for desiring to be a part of our journey. We appreciate you and love you!
God Bless,
Elizabeth, Kelsea, Rachel, and the whole ASB Nicaragua Family
By Jeanne Hildalgo (Campus Minister, Service and Justice)
When it comes to the Catholic social teaching principles of subsidiarity and solidarity, Amigos for Christ (see www.AmigosforChrist.org) has got it right! Amigos has collaborated and integrated and empowered leaders in rural communities here, to bring clean water to their homes, along with promotion of education beyond second grade, economic development and healthy lifestyles to counter disease.
Today 11 Marian University students joined students from Missouri State University and Marist High School in Atlanta, Georgia on a two hour school bus trip through winding roads leading to the village of San Marcos. There many Nicaraguans welcomed us to join in the final stages of digging trenches to lay pipe in order to pump clean water to some 23 households here. The current system involves lugging some 40 gallons a day by buckets often balanced on the heads of the women. This way is subject to seasonal availability of the river or well water, depending on rainfall.
Essentially, Amigos has been working with the community of San Marcos (and other communities), to develop this project for over a year. Today, representing Marian University, we dug along with the people of Nicaragua, to accomplish their goal of receiving clean water on a daily basis. The community leaders of San Marcos directed the 150 volunteers who showed up today to help them accomplish their dream!
Walking WITH, not imposing solutions on, and empowering the local community instead of assuming we outside the community have answers to their concerns...subsidiarity and solidarity find their balance here in Nicaragua through this amazing process initiated by Amigos for Christ!


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This week should prove to be one of the longest in 2009. With the Heels on the verge of winning a National Championship I will be forced to chip away at the hours of each working day. It'll be more arduous than usual, but will be made easier by the rush of nostalgic memories that will be running through my head.
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I have a propensity of saying something along the lines of, "You know what really pisses me off?" Well I've decided to count down my 5 biggest pet peeves. You better hope you don't do any of this.
This was an incredibly difficult decision to make. Between #1 and #2, that is. Ultimately, I decided Ask a Dropout would take the #1 slot because — well — Britt is one of my best friends. Britt, the creator of Ask a Dropout, dropped out of film school a couple of months ago. I believe he felt the curriculum restricted the free flowing nature of his creativity. I wouldn't understand because A) I'm not creative and B) I've never been in film school (believe it or not). Essentially, people write in questions to Britt and someone else (who I don't know) and they answer the questions. It seems pretty simple, but a number of my friends have turned it into a way to harass the authors and ask outrageous questions. I give the authors kudos for finding original ways to answer each question.
This was one of, if not the first, Tumblr blogs I saw. My girlfriend sent me the link, which she got from a friend. And this girl, Genna, is that girl's friend. You're following, right? Anyways, ish is a witty tableau of a poor(ish) entry-level worker in NYC. What I like most is that she went to Wake Forest, but consistently posts about her affinity for UNC. I like to pick on my Wake friends because nearly all of them like Carolina more than Wake.
What pisses me off about this blog is that no matter how hard I try, my girlfriend refuses to think that my blog is better than this one. And I'm just like, "Puhhleeze, wankster. My shit is so fresh."
A fellow UNC '07 grad started this blog not too long ago and follows a wide array of stuff. There's a lot of random posts geared towards girls, but she still manages to appeal to my blog-reading acumen. Her blog is similar to mine, but probably more tasteful. Anyways, enjoy.
This isn't a friend. Actually, I don't even know whose blog this is. However, it's awesome and I check it daily. It's kind of like What White People Like put into an incredibly short format and involving nothing but complaints.
Check it out.
Click the above link to visit Spencer Harrison, a buddy of mine from high school's, blog. Basically, Spencer and his roommate created a blog to document their debauchery. Admittadely, some posts are much funnier than others. But I've got to give props to anyone who will give blood if a certain number of people start following their blog.
A year ago, I didn't know one damn thing about Tumblr. Hell, it may not have even existed. But last summer I happened across a couple Tumblr blogs that were quirky and fun to read. I happened to think that I had enough information to post some ish daily so I started my own. It's been fun and I've received a lot of great feedback. And I even have a copycat now.
This week, I want to countdown the top 5 personal websites/blog that I read. To clarify, most of these will be websites or blogs created and maintained by friends or acquaintances. I apologize, in advance, if you don't think some of the blogs are funny. As we all know, blogs can often only be relevant or funny to those who know the person.
Friday is 'March Madness Day' at work. We get to wear our teams colors or jerseys. Garcia is a huge Syracuse fan. He constantly badgers me about Syracuse being better than UNC, which is absurd — but still funny to hear coming from his mouth. An office-wide e-mail went out yesterday describing the Friday's potential events and Garcia shot me a personal e-mail back that said (and this is a direct copy and paste):
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Editor's Introduction
The fifth issue of Tiresias, "Systole to Diastole: Interventions in Fluid Spaces," emerged from a reflection on the spaces in between sides, between the systole and the diastole or in the areas in which we can observe the mediation of fluid tension. The topic surfaced from a brainstorming session about the relationships between the local and the global, the individual and the community, intellectual practices and political practices. The sides are not necessarily the split halves of a binary, but rather deal with the relationships, interruptions, redistributions, and miscommunications between constituted and sometimes inherently conflicting parties. The topic proved very timely, as the recent political interventions regarding the distribution of space emerged in upheaval in Tunisia and Egypt, the so-called indignados in Spain, and the Occupy Wall Street movement in the United States. These interventions contest the extant relationships of the individual to the community, and leave us with the possibility of reflecting on the concrete ways in which this tension is constituted today.
The topic also reflects a change in generation, from the older to the younger generation of our own graduate student community. This issue marks a transition point for the review, since very few of the members of the editorial team that drafted the issue's Call for Papers remained for the edition and compilation. We are, however, pleased to continue the publication of Tiresias because of our commitment to the forum for intellectual and artistic exchange that it seeks to create for graduate students, scholars, and artists from around the world.
We begin the issue with a special contribution from Professor Samuel Weber, who visited the University of Michigan in 2011. His essay "The Singularity of Literary Cognition" deals with the literary process: the ways in which literature works through, not just meaning, but also "ways of meaning." It reads the characters of Tristram Shandy as singularities, through a fragmented lens. His contribution calls us to consider the place of literature and its ways of constructing narrative, which pushes those of us in the field of literary studies to reexamine our approach to our object of study.
The responses we received to the Call for Papers reveal that the intellectual forum that Tiresias seeks to create is capable of challenging and stimulating reflection on the topic of "Interventions in Fluid Spaces." Because of the Call for Papers's focus on the tensions between sides, many of this issue's contributions deal with borders and disputed frontiers; one of these disputed frontiers is that between intellectual, artistic, and political practices. As a consequence, this issue mixes these practices together into a single section, placing poetry next to literary criticism, with the aim of setting our contributors into conversation with each other. One of the contributions that challenges these boundaries between the creative, academic, and political is Hugo García Manríquez's creative reading of the North American Free Trade Agreement, a reading which challenges the language through which this fluid North American space has been created via a reflection on the meaning of community. Shifting to the disputed frontiers of Europe, David Spieser-Landes writes about the literary and linguistic negotiations of the Franco-German border, while Kyrstin Mallon Andrews reflects on the literary portrayal of borders as spaces that redefine cognitive practices while challenging exoticizing readings of magical realism. Lídice Alemán brings these reflections into a meditation on the language of the memory, selfhood, and disintegration amid disputed frontiers within a single voice. Shifting to fluid movements within geographical spaces already defined by their borders, Javier Ferrer Calle deals with media coverage of the Basque separatist group ETA in Spain, accentuating the language in which communication occurs. Similarly, Nick Phillips reads a novel's challenge to the constitution of urban space in Barcelona under the Franco regime. Stephen Cruikshank pushes these reflections toward the realm of poetry in a series of reflections on space and spatiality. Lucía Gómez Lvoff likewise incorporates space into her poetry, all the while playing with the sounds of places that bring them into contact with other non-spatial words. Kristy Nieto meanwhile deals with tensions in representation in Sor Juana's poetry, presenting them as a way of reading an epistemological confrontation with alterity at the end of Sor Juana's life. Mattia Beghelli, meanwhile, analyzes two literary portrayals of the constitution of the border between life and death and how meaning is forged in relation to this elusive yet crucial distinction, bringing us back to the vital, biological metaphor that links the issue's topic to the heartbeat.
We are very grateful to all of our contributors for their work on this topic, yet we realize that the topic is far from exhausted. We hope that these articles pose challenges and points of entry to our readers, so that in their varied approaches to the topic of "Systole to Diastole: Interventions in Fluid Spaces," these critical works might lead us to deeper reflection on many types of fluid spaces.
Acknowledgments / VIII
Call for Contributions for the present issue / IX
Guest Contributors
The Singularity of Literary Cognition (pdf)
Samuel Weber / 2
Dossier: Systole to Diastole: Interventions in Fluid Spaces
Anti-Humboldt: Una Lectura del Tratado de Libre Comercio de América del Norte, firmado por Canadá, Estados Unidos y México (pdf)
Hugo García Manríquez / 32
The Non-Uniformity of "In-Betweenness" in André Weckmann's La Roue du Paon: A Literary Treatment of the Politico-Cultural Debate over France-Alsace Relationships (pdf)
David Spieser-Landes / 50
The Magic of Perception: Literature in the Borderlands (pdf)
Kyrstin Mallon Andrews / 65
Últimos Apuntes (pdf)
Lídice Alemán / 95
El Terror de las Palabras: el Comunicado de ETA del 20 de octubre de 2011 en la Prensa Española y Latinoamericana (pdf)
Javier Ferrer Calle / 98
Cecília C and the Marginalized City: The Degradation of Urban Space and Everyday Life in Mercè Rodoreda's El carrer de les camelies (pdf)
Nick Phillips / 114
Space & Spatiality: A Poetic Endeavor of Space (Poems Represented in Both English & Spanish) (pdf)
Stephen Cruikshank / 146
Capicúas: sólo polos (pdf)
Lucía Gómez Lvoff / 153
La Musa y los Indios: la Ética de la Distancia en el "Romance 51" de Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (pdf)
Kristy E. Nieto / 155
Vita e Morte in Gesualdo Bufalino: Due Concetti Capovolti (pdf)
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(London, KY) - On Monday 02-04-2008 at approximately 5:27 PM the Kentucky State Police responded to a two vehicle traffic crash, with injury, on the Hal Rogers Parkway 6 miles east of London, in Laurel County.
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Wolfe lost control of his vehicle, on the rain soaked roadway, after passing another westbound vehicle and struck the westbound side guardrail.
Wolfe then traveled back onto the roadway and entered the path of an eastbound vehicle operated by Vance Mosley, 69, of Mozelle, KY. Mosley was operating a 2001, Silver, Dodge Durango, during the crash.
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When you begin the game, don't buy anything. Instead, save up for a Gold Booster Pack. It doesn't matter which gold character you get, they'll help you power-level the rest of your team and carry you through quite a few levels.
As your collection begins to build, start building different teams to drain energy levels together. Basic RPG and MMO rules apply here - you want a tank character (Superman, Doomsday, Solomon Grundy, Wonder Woman), your attack "DPS" (Damage Per Second) character (Batman, Bane, Joker, Black Adam), and a support character (Nightwing, Lex Luthor, The Flash).
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...Bane/Superman/Wonder Woman
These superfreaks block a lot and have a lot of health. Only attack when you're sure you can pull it off, and never lower your guard; these guys can end you with one shot if you're not careful. Let them attack first, and be weary if you've hit a string of more than 2 combos. If your strongest character gets them below 50% health prior to activating your level 3 super move, switch out a character in order to save your strongest super move to knock out a fresh opponent.
...Lex Luthor/Nightwing
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Aphrodite Hills is a suburb of Paphos which has become synonymous with luxury golf holidays in Cyprus. With its impressive golf, spa and sporting facilities, proximity to the beach and range of luxury villas, Aphrodite Hills is a very popular place to take a Chlorakas holiday rental.
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Meeting face to face for the first time at yesterday's weigh-in, European super bantamweight champion Kiko Martinez and challenger Rendall Munroe put on a tension-filled staredown that likely foreshadows their hotly anticipated title clash tonight on a Frank Maloney promotion at Harvey Hadden Leisure Centre in Nottingham, England..
Spanish slugger Martinez, 17-0 (14), appeared unimpressed with the challenger as he tipped the scales at 120.5 lb while a very confident looking Munroe, 13-1 (6), weighed in at 120.75 lb.
The undercard fighters were also on hand as Commonwealth bantamweight champion Jason Booth, 28-5 (11), came in significantly under the divisional limit at 115.75 lb while challenger Lante Addy, 5-0 (3), of Ghana was recorded at 117.5 lb.
Former IBO super middleweight titlist Brian Magee, 29-3-1 (19), was measured at 170.25 lb and his opponent Tyrone Wright, 7-1-1 (3), balanced the beams at 169.5 lb.
Light welter prospect Scott Haywood, 16-2 (3), was judged to weigh 140.75 lb while ex-Commonwealth title challenger Gary Reid, 13-18-1 (8), was made out to be 141 lb on the second attempt.
Heavyweight hopeful Scott Belshaw, 7-0 (6), was marked down as 247 lb while opponent Daniel Peret, 11-12 (3), was declared to weigh 237.5 lb.
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