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A medium-sized tortoise, the popular Red-footed Tortoise is considered to be one of the most responsive and personable of the tortoises!
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tracey - 2011-03-09
My tortoise's nails are bent the wrong way. I'm wondering if they're growing like that or he's doing something to make them bend. Is that normal?
ALLiSON Kroll - 2011-02-21
I got a Red Footed Tortoise his name is shelldone. I love him so much. I taught him how to wave. I am 8 years old. I try to take him out of his cage to give him exercise and attention every day. Sometimes I get busy but I know he's always there.
Sofie - 2010-09-16
I have a red foot tortoise, his name is Franklin. I just brought him home. My dad helped me set up his tank. So far he is shy. We love him and I hope he loves us.
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Shellyskaren - 2010-05-31
I have a redfoot named Shelly. She's smart and active; she has a good appetite, and I adore her. She's 2yrs old and getting large (she gets into the dogs food more than she should). The problem is, she has several white areas on her shell. It does not look like a fungus. It looks like she has no pigmentation-like vitiligo! What could this be? Has anyone else seen this?
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xxxx - 2010-09-21
I have a Red-Foot I let him run around the apartment & on the patio. My dog likes to follow it and he'll every once in awhile turn him over. The Red Foot is great pet.
Sarah - 2010-03-03
We have had our Red-footed tortoise, Stellaluna, for almost a year. We love her so much! She eats daily and wonders around our house regularly. She seems like she has only grown a tiny bit over the last year. Does anyone know how fast she should be growing?
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olivia - 2010-04-26
I have a red footed tortoises her name is ori and I have a russian tortoise named mill they are like best friends and ori follows mill everywhere even when they are taking a bath it's so sweet, they are the most adorable and cutest creatures on the planet earth they are very outgoing and love to explore and they always got each others back!
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bob - 2009-07-13
I have mated pair of red-footed tortoises. This year was the first year that I noticed that the female trys to mount the male. Any ideas of why this is happening?
Bob in Kansas City
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Karen Frost - 2009-09-07
I have my first Red Foot Tortoise. His name is Tooter and he is the most adorable creature. He has a companion, a female Russian Box Tortoise named Tina. Tooter is almost her size now and will surpass her soon. They are both very curious and playful. I put them in a small tub of water to bathe a couple times a week and allow them some play time to walk around and explore. The cats are very gentle with them and they seem to enjoy their curiosity although I always keep a close watch on them. I love to watch how excited Tooter gets when he explores and Tina too loves the feeling of being able to go where ever she wants to. I've never seen a tortoise run like she does! They respond to my voice and Tooter too, leans his head forward to touch nosed with me. Tina has things to do she doesn't care too much to be handled and spoiled but Tooter loves to have his little feet rubbed and is very fond of attention and touch.
Adc - 2009-06-29
I have a wonderful red foot named sammy. He is 5 years old. He is very sweet and curious. He loves strawberries and lettuce. But unfortunately he has some trouble walking. He lost his foot on his right leg at a young age. SO he is a little unbalanced. He is a bit shy but he loves basking in the sun and roaming around my backyard. He even gives kisses by stretching his neck out to touch noses with you. They are the most amazing animals. I love my Sammy!


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On Thursday 18th April, 2013 at 8.00pm
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Even if data is no longer physically in your organization's possession, it is still your responsibility
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Handgun and other evidence displayed in attempted murder trial of Myles Webster
MANCHESTER -- Manchester Police Officer Ken Loui took the witness stand Friday in the attempted murder trial of Myles Webster, 23, accused of shooting Manchester Police Officer Daniel Doherty March 21 at the corner of Wayne and Rimmon streets.
Loui identified, and showed to the jury, the Glock semi-automatic gun found at the base of the white plastic fence between 141 and 145 Putnam St., where Webster was arrrested.
Loui said the gun was found on the 141 side of the fence and a black jacket was found in a trash can by a shed at 145 Putnam. When Loui held up the jacket, which appeared large, the inside of the hood was a large black-and-white check, which looked like the hood lining on the jacket Webster was wearing in the video surveillance at the Rite Aid store at McGregor Square shortly before Doherty was shot.
He also showed jurors a black T-shirt found inside out in a walkway at 294 Dubuque St. When the shirt was turned right-side out, a small alligator logo was visible on the upper left chest area. Jennifer Whitfield, who testified Thursday, said Webster was wearing a shirt like that when he was with her and two other women when they went to Rite Aid and when he got out of her car at a traffic light shortly thereafter at McGregor Square.
Loui also identified 14 shell casings from a Glock .357 semi automatic and 10 shell casings from Doherty's .40 gun that were found where Doherty was shot, bullets found in the apartment building at the corner of Wayne and Rimmon, and a .357 shell casing found on Granite Street that matched the casings found at the shooting scene.
Whitfield and another woman who was with Webster in Whitfield's vehicle both testified that Webster fired a shot out the window of Whitfield's car as they went under the Granite Street Bridge on their way to the West Side March 21.
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The history of billiard origin is rather complicated and vague. It is very difficult to determine now who invented the game. English and French people, and less frequently Germans, are often mentioned here. There are also legends claiming that billiard is originated in China and appeared in Europe later. It is also impossible to define the time when it came into being. The majority of information, though, refers to the 15th and 16th century but the first clues about the game resembling billiard were found in the 5th century BC.
Among many celebrities who loved the game Louis XI, Louis XIV, Immanuel Kant and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart are to be mentioned.
The game rules have not been uniform and they have often changed, but the general rules have survived up till now. The similarity is the most evident in case of carom and its varieties. It was about hitting the marked ball with a wooden cue so that is should hit another (usually two) balls on the table. When succeeding, the player scored a point.
Billiard had never been accessible for everybody. Just at the end of the 19th century it become a common game. It was when the first tables with (six and rarely eight) holes to pot the balls into, which were nominated pockets, appeared. It was the origin of pool, the descendant of historical carom.
Billiard flourished considerably in the 20th century in conjunction with the technological advance. The 21st century is not going to be a reverse. The game has appeared at the Olympic Games as a sports discipline.


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This article happens to be about orchid photography, but it could just as well be about photographing roses or model airplanes, or any small, detailed object that you're interested in. I tried growing orchids for several years, and thus followed the popular forums and looked for photos on the internet, like anyone else who is delving into a hobby. As you might expect, I found some really beautiful photos, but many more that were awful.
Sooner or later the kids fly the coop, you find yourself an "empty-nester" and there you are with an attic filled with tchotchkes you know you'll never use again. Even if you haven't reached that stage in your life, there's another school of thought that says if you own more than 100 things, you've got too much. Ring any bells? If so, it's time to set up a tchotchke-shooting table, photograph the stuff and sell it online because you know somebody out there is desperately looking for all those gewgaws you've been tripping over.
Add-on and converter lenses are camera accessories that often get lost in the shuffle. It's easy to identify the need for an extra memory card, a camera case, an extra battery, a dedicated flash or in the case of an SLR, an additional lens or three as add-on options for your camera.
Regardless of the focal length of your favorite lens, I'd venture to say you've been in situations where you've tried to focus in tight on your subject and inevitably hit the wall—the minimum focus point of your lens. Sure you can crop, but in a perfect world it would be swell if each of our lenses would focus as close to our subjects as our mind's eye focuses. Alas, the world isn't perfect... but we do have macro lenses.
Have you ever looked at macro images in National Geographic and wanted to shoot images just like that? There is a lot to learn before you can capture shots like that. Take a look at these tips on how to get your feet wet.
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Trick-or-treaters can go on scavenger hunt to learn about wildlife, collect goodies
Trick-or-treaters can fill their bags with goodies and learn about wildlife Oct. 26-27, during Howloween at the Oregon Zoo. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is free with zoo admission.
In keeping with the zoo's mission, Howloween aims to be educational as well as fun. An intriguing scavenger hunt directs trick-or-treaters to easily accessible activity stations throughout the zoo. Activities are themed to teach kids about animals around the zoo, and their habitats and adaptations. Goody bags filled with candy and prizes will be given out for completed hunts at the zoo's exit.
As part of Green Halloween — a nationwide initiative to make Halloween healthier and more eco-friendly — some of the zoo's goody-bag items are being provided by Stretch Island Fruits, Larabar and other natural and sustainable treat companies.
Support for Howloween is provided by FedEx in association with the Safe Kids Coalition. Volunteers from FedEx will be at the zoo Saturday, Oct. 26, reminding children and adults to be safe and seen on Halloween.
Throughout the weekend, visitors can watch the zoo's enrichment team provide animals with holiday-themed treats like jack-o'-lanterns stuffed with snacks. Enrichment items such as pumpkins help keep the zoo's animals mentally and physically stimulated.
There are many ways to celebrate Halloween at the zoo this year:
- Oct. 25: Squishing of the Squash - Elephants pulverize big pumpkins
- Oct. 26-27: Howloween - Trick-or-treat scavenger hunt through the zoo
- Oct. 26: Halloween Safari – drop your costumed kids at the zoo for a fun evening at the zoo
- Oct. 31: Tiger Birthday Party – trick-or-treating for the toddler set
The Oregon Zoo is a service of Metro and is dedicated to its mission of inspiring the community to create a better future for wildlife. Committed to conservation, the zoo is currently working to save endangered California condors, Columbia Basin pygmy rabbits, Oregon silverspot and Taylor's checkerspot butterflies, Western pond turtles and Oregon spotted frogs. Other projects include studies on black rhinos, Asian elephants, polar bears and bats.
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Michael Moore goes threshing about in search of fear itself
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Could you please address the customs concerning the stripes on the tallit.
More pointedly the silver or gold stripes. Thanks, Tom S.
I would say black-silver and black-gold is somewhere in the middle, and for the most part tallit striping choice is really a matter of personal preference.
Black-striped, white-striped, white-silver-striped and blue-striped tallits are considered quite traditional, and have a white atara with a subtle leaf and diamond design. Black-silver, black-gold, blue-silver and blue-gold are perfectly acceptable in most Orthodox congregations and have the Tzitzit Blessing embroidered on the atara (neckband).


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Pierria Henry has been honored by Conference USA, being named to the conference's postseason third team prior to the league's tournament, which begins tomorrow.
Henry wrapped up the 2013-14 regular season with a 12.6 scoring average, recording 5.2 rebounds and 2.2 steals an outing. His 6.00 assists put him behind Louisiana Tech's Speedy Smith (7.90) while his scoring average is 21st.
But it hasn't been all peaches and cream for Henry and his team. The Niners struggled to a ninth-place Conference USA finish, fueled in part by a six-game losing streak that left them 1-6 in the month of February. They hope things turn around as they take on UAB in the second round on Wednesday.
There weren't a ton of surprises on the league's first team roster. FAU's Pablo Bertone made the list, along with UAB's Chad Frazier, Middle Tennessee's Shawn Jones, LA Tech's Smith and Neil Watson from Southern Miss.
Vince Hunter and Julian Washburn (UTEP), Tymell Murphy (FIU), Akeem Richmond (ECU) and James Woodard (Tulsa) found themselves on the second team, while John Bohannan (UTEP), Kareem Canty (Marshall), Michael Craig (Southern Miss) and Alex Hamilton (LA Tech) joined Henry on the third team.
The specialty awards should be announced soon, with player of the year honors possibly going to either Bertone or Frazier. Canty should pick up freshman of the year honors behind his 16.4 points a game (5th in the league) and his 5.71 assists (third), despite the fact that Hunter was on the second team and Canty was named to the third team.
The women's specialty awards were announced today. Middle Tennessee's Ebony Rowe–not FIU's Jerica Coley–was named the league's player of the year.
Rowe averaged over eight points less than Coley (21.3 to 29.6) but held the edge in rebounding (11.6 vs. 6.8) and played on a much more talented team. The Blue Raiders enter the tournament as a favorite to win it all (ranked #22 and suffering just one league loss during the regular season) while the Panthers were just 12-17 (6-10) as they were unable to find a consistent offensive threat besides their star guard.
Ny Hammonds found herself on the league's second team, while Lefty Webster was an all-freshman selection.
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Michigan teen sues after Amtrak bars travel
October 17, 2014
CASCADE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — A Grand Rapids-area teenager with a nut allergy is suing Amtrak, saying his rights were violated when he was barred from riding the train without an adult. more »»
Police believe student died of natural causes
October 17, 2014
EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Police say they believe a 21-year-old Michigan State University student died of natural causes.
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Body of man found near I-94 in Washtenaw County
October 17, 2014
YPSILANTI TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Authorities say the body of a 35-year-old man has been found near Interstate 94 in Washtenaw County.
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Thousands of honeybees swarm students amid lesson
October 17, 2014
LAPEER, Mich. (AP) — A group of Michigan students had a close encounter with thousands of honeybees as part of a lesson about the insects.
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Michigan officials hosting summit about heroin
October 17, 2014
EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan officials are hosting a gathering next week aimed at helping stem the use of heroin and other illegal drugs in the state. more »»
More small businesses eligible for flooding help
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DETROIT (AP) — Small businesses in more Michigan counties are eligible for low-interest loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration following flooding in August. more »»
Researchers look at roads with asphalt-rubber mix
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October 17, 2014
STANDISH, Mich. (AP) — Michigan officials say two Kawkawlin men have been ticketed for shooting 20 redhead ducks and exceeding the bag limit of two ducks per person. more »»
Muskegon County opens juvenile transition center
October 17, 2014
MUSKEGON, Mich. (AP) — Muskegon County has opened a $6 million juvenile transition center for housing and treating young offenders.
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Another sports field damaged in Monroe County
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TEMPERANCE, Mich. (AP) — Another sports field has been damaged in a Michigan community that earlier had a football field hit by vandals.
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Michigan moves forward on lab, other plans
October 17, 2014
FLINT, Mich. (AP) — The University of Michigan is moving forward on plans for a battery fabrication laboratory and renovations at the Institute of Continuing Legal Education. more »»
Logos stolen off Consumers Energy truck in Flint
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FLINT, Mich. (AP) — A Michigan utility is reminding people to ask for a company-issued photo ID from workers after logos were stolen off a vehicle in Flint. more »»
U. of Michigan endowment grows to $9.7 billion
October 17, 2014
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — The University of Michigan says its total net position has increased by $1.6 billion to $13.1 billion and its endowment has grown by $1.3 billion to $9. more »»
Report says contractor overbilled Detroit $177,000
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DETROIT (AP) — A city report says a firm that managed six Detroit parking garages has overbilled the city nearly $177,000 over the past two years.
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Michigan woman convicted of manslaughter
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1. What's your OTP?
It's gotta be Ron & Hermione
2. If you could travel in time (backwards or forwards), where and when would you go and why?
Backwards for sure. Two reasons 1) Dinosaurs 2) Holy Week/Jesus/the passion
3. Do you prefer savory foods or sweets?
It's probably about 50/50. I just had the best bananas foster ever about a month ago though, so that probably tips the scale in favor of the sweets.
4. What's your patronus?
A direwolf. #worldscolliding
5. Are we alone in the universe?
Impossible. There is other life out there. There just has to be, and I really would love to meet them.
6. What is your absolute favorite college memory?
Standing on the stage at our final Johnnie Blend concert to a roaring standing ovation from the sold out crowd with 9 great friends right next to me.
7. What does your ideal mancave/womancave look, feel, smell, sound, taste (?) like?
HUGE couches big enough for 2 people to sleep on. A big 100" projection screen with two 42" ones on either side to watch multiple sporting events at the same time. Movie posters everywhere, a bar, and a bunch of geeky mercy stuff.
8. If you had to choose between hopping only on one leg or only speaking in song for the rest of your life, which would you choose?
OBVIOUSLY speaking in song. I already do this from time to time.
9. Play Ted Mosby for a second and - without looking one up - tell me one absolutely random and potentially pointless fact that you happen to know
You can figure out the key of any song by looking at the key signature. One half step above the right-most sharp, or the second flat from the right, OR a perfect fourth below the right-most flat is the key you're in. Also, ever major key has a relative minor that shares the exact same key signature. You can tell if you're in major or minor by the tonic (do chord, I-chord). Also, I hate Ted Mosby.
10.(I'm channelling Rebecca on this one a bit), what's your favorite childhood memory?
Skipping around the house on Christmas morning with my sister and Dad with my mom watching on the couch, to this song that I've never been able to find, but would recognize immediately if I heard it again.
11. What is your favorite word in another language?
Schadenfreude. Because its so fitting that Germans invented a word that describes joy at the suffering of other people. It's like exactly what you'd expect them to do.
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"All of us sin constantly. We slip and fall. In reality we fall into traps set by the demons. The Holy Fathers and the saints always tell us, "It is important to get up immediately after a fall and to keep on walking toward God."
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"Creon in not your downfall, no, you are your own." -- Tiresias, Oedipus Rex
Tragedy, Fate And Hamartia:
The most common definition of tragic hamartia is "tragic flaw", but we need to be careful with this term and understand what the Greeks meant by "flaw" and how it relates to a broadly defined sense of "fate": Through hamartia, the tragic hero visits his own fate upon him or herself. In this way, "fate" is transformed from some metaphysical concept -- "the will of the gods," "the divine order of the cosmos" etc. -- to one in which we see our fates as tied to inherent elements of our selves, of our psyches, that ordain our destinies.
To put it in a simplistic way, hamartia means "no matter where you go, there you are"; there are elements of our selves from which we simply cannot escape, and, for the Greeks, these elements are "inherited" and will sometimes determine the course of our lives.
Oedipus has long offered the classic example. At first glance the story seems to argue that we are all bound to an inescapable fate, a destiny beyond our control, and that it is folly to try to escape it, but a deeper reading reveals that it is the very same elements of Oedipus' personality that have made him a hero to the people of Thebes that will ultimately lead to his downfall; in other words, he has led himself to his own undoing.
Consider Romeo and Juliet as "star-cross'd lovers" ultimately undone by their own hamartia; although they are somewhat "doomed" by the bigoted Veronese social order, ultimately their own, impatient adolescent passions rush them toward death.
If Romeo And Juliet were a medieval Christian play, or if it took place in Hebrew scriptures, we'd probably interpret their hamartia as "sin"; they have not honored the will of their parents and they have violated their communities' morals, so clearly they've been punished by God. But Shakespeare's Renaissance view of tragedy is principally Greek, not Judeo-Christian, and we are left seeing their destructive passions, their youthful, idealistic, impatient love, as tragically beautiful. It is a painful beauty, but it is beauty none-the-less.
And this is how we should approach Oedipus; fate, the will of the gods is a metaphor for the workings of both those social and natural forces beyond our personal control and the inescapable elements of our own psyches -- our own selves that both make us heroic and tragic, and thus make us beautiful.
...and "flawed" or, most telling, in Oedipus' and Romeo and Juliet's cases, doomed by ignorance, knowledge and experience.
Hamartia And Hubris
At this point you've probably guessed the close link between hamartia and hubris, for what makes us great often leads to our own downfall when it is excessive.
Tragedy and Celebrity Hubris
Remember that these plays are likely, loosely based around actual, historical figures, so in many ways they are an artistic representation of reality. In our culture these same "tragedies" play out nearly identically in the media's treatment of, say, Whitney Houston, Amy Winehouse, Heath Ledger, Kurt Cobain, Marilyn Monroe etc etc.
Fate As Metaphor
Death: It's worth remembering that the word "fatal", meaning "deadly" is rooted in the word "fate". Life is fatal: it ends in death, inevitably. There is no escaping this fact. Thus, each and every life carries a tragic fate: we all fall from a great height, despite all of our greatest efforts.
Gilgamesh wrestles with this: he must make his peace with mortality. Achilles wrestles with it. Adam and Eve's ejection is fated and tragic: it seems bound to happen given human nature, and to be human they cannot eat of the Tree Of Life and thus become immortal.
Family: Both Greek and Shakespearean drama roots tragic fate in family. It reminds us that although we remain free to determine the course of most of our lives, much of who we are fated to become is tied to the choices our parents, and their parents, and their parents' parents etc. made: the future is inexorably connected to the past: the past determines the future.
We Americans like to pretend that we will reap the rewards of our own labors, but how much of who you are was determined by those who chose to emigrate to this country, or live in the town(s) you grew up in? How much was determined by your race or the language that you grew up speaking at home?
Or from another, more personal, angle, at some point we must make our peace with who we are: we cannot escape our heritage or those elements of ourselves we find repugnant: tragedy reminds us there is no escape. As teenagers many of us vow to never become like our parents, to make their mistakes and live their dull lives. And then you have your own children and one day look into the mirror to find your father or mother's face staring back at you. Orestes and Oedipus remind us all that there is no escape from who we are, and much of who we is who our pasts -- especially our family -- once were.
This suggests we might see hamartia as "layered", like an onion: on the surface, fate seems beyond one's control and "the will of the gods", but dig deeper and we find we will our own fates through our own personalities and character traits, but dig deeper still and we find our character traits were in turn formed largely by luck: you did not choose your parents; you did not choose your DNA; you did not choose what continent you were born on or in what century you found yourself.... You did not choose your skin color or how others perceive that color; you did not choose to be born, say, to a parent who would be killed in war or to be born to one who inherited tens of millions of dollars and sent you to the best private schools.... In short, fate determines your character, and your character then determines your fate.
Tragic Irony and Negative Capability:
Such truths are inherently ironic, in the literal term, which is to say that involve an order, a logic, but it is an inverted logic: the events unfold in the *opposite* manner than intended or expected. (Eric McMillan)
Our brains are wired for logic and seeing and remembering patterns is of great evolutionary value – we remember that when the sun goes down "over there" it will rise again after night on the opposite side of our periphery; we note that spring follows winter and summer spring and we must plant seeds in early spring if we want to harvest food in the summer or fall etc.
But life seems to unfold at times with an illogical logic: an ironic, inverted logic, wherein the opposite of what we expected and plans happens, often with the most ironically tragic outcome (witness Oedipus).
Thus there is a disjoint between our logical minds and this illogical existence. Religion expresses that disjoint via faith and divine will; as God says, "I am that I am," meaning, my order is a mystery beyond your comprehension.
Art expresses this disjoint via tragedy, which is inherently ironic, and what Keats called Negative Capability, which our logical minds can only somewhat grasp, or glance. Math can express order, but art can express disorder – art can give us an understanding of that beyond understanding.
Negative Capability: "that is when man is capable of being in uncertainties, Mysteries, doubts, without any irritable reaching after fact & reason…" Letters. Allowing rationally contradictory ideas and/or sensations to exist at once. As a key piece in all modern poetry, philosophy etc. -- (over) simplified as "paradox". Negative capability is associated with The Sublime. We can achieve the sublime through language only by breaking down binary (either/or, yes/no) rationality. ...in many ways this is what we mean by "romanticism": a renewed embrace of emotional and even spiritual knowledge privileged over rational, Enlightenment knowledge.
" . . several things dovetailed in my mind, & at once it struck me, what quality went to form a Man of Achievement especially in Literature & which Shakespeare possessed so enormously--I mean Negative Capability, that is when man is capable of being in uncertainties, Mysteries, doubts, without any irritable reaching after fact & reason…"
Letters, December 21, 27 (?), 1817


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By having Kiosk enabled external sites, we will run a script to check all the target=_blank and replace them on external sites. In that way it won't have any impact for those URLs but it will open on Kiosk.
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In Kiosk I have many URL and I would like to detect the Kiosk mode URL and open those instead of regular mode.
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In this small community of 13,000 residents, living in a swing state means a great deal to voters today -- even if New Hampshire counts for only four votes in the electoral college.
But with pre-election day polling showing the race between President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney close, neither voters nor either candidate, both of whom have traveled to New Hampshire the past two days, are hardly taking the Granite State for granted.
"It's crazy. I don't care what party affiliation you are, it's absolutely amazing," Marie Mayotte, a Pelham resident, said after the attention the small but potentially crucial state has been getting from both presidential candidates.
A state long accustomed to being paid attention to in early presidential primary races, New Hampshire, this year, is in play. Random interviews this morning with voters here showed a divide in this town -- over everything from the economy to Middle East policies -- that is home to nearly as many independent voters as there are registered Republicans and Democrats combined.
Mayotte, who owns a screen printing shop, admits to having a Romney photograph -- she met the candidate during one of his stops here the past two years -- on her office desk. But she voted for Obama. "I'm disappointed in what Mitt Romney stands for other than the issue of the economy," said Mayotte, a registered Democrat, citing what she said were concerns over such positions as his stance on gay marriage rights and some women's rights matters.
But Steve Doherty, a Republican heading into vote in the Pelham High School gymnasium on a crisp fall day with clear skies, said he had enough with Obama in the White House. A small construction company owner, Doherty said the president's health care insurance law is going to cost his firm too much money. "And he's not been willing to work both sides of the aisle in Congress," he said.
As for Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, the neighboring commonwealth that is just 10 minutes down the road from Pelham, Doherty said, "He did well there as governor in Massachusetts. He's a good guy who definitely knows how to run a business and cut taxes."
If tonight's results are close, the handful of swing states like New Hampshire -- where some polls have shown Obama and Romney running in a statistical tie -- could be key. The larger electoral college prizes may be in such swing states as Ohio, Virginia and Florida, but both candidates have zeroed in on trying to win New Hampshire. Obama was here not far from Pelham on Sunday, along with former President Bill Clinton, whose primary victory here in 1992 earned him the "Comeback Kid'' nickname. And on Monday, Romney made New Hampshire, where he launched his presidential campaign nearly two years ago, a stopping off point on his end-of-campaign in New Hampshire twice in the past several days.
"We're glad we're a swing state," Doherty said.
Philip Currier, the town's election day moderator, said voting was brisk first thing this morning. The town has 8,293 registered voters -- New Hampshire, though, does allow, unlike New York, election-day registration. There are 3,994 voters not enrolled in any party, 1,844 Democrats and 2,255 Republicans. The community, more than 95 percent white, has a large number of residents who commute to Boston and its suburbs for work.
New Hampshire has more Republican voters than Democrats, though non-enrolled -- or independents -- are the largest bloc. In 2008, Obama beat Republican John McCain by 10 points here.
"I voted for President Obama because I think he's the right person to get the economy back on the ground. His job performance has not been perfect, but he's had a lost of obstructionist forces," David Simpkin, a Democrat from Pelham, said of Republicans in Congress.
The limo driver, who has seen business stumble, said he was bothered by what he called Romney's "trickle down'' economic theories.
"He seems he's much more about middle class," Derek Durand, an independent, said of Obama after he voted for the president.
But Andrew Dow, a mechanical contractor and registered Republican, said four years were enough for Obama. "He's a Democrat, and he's not produced. He's very good a marketing," he said of Obama after voting for Romney. Dow said he hopes Romney wins and repeals Obamacare and puts a strong emphasis on reducing the federal government's deficit and improving the economy. "There's a lot of people hurting," Dow said.
As he spoke, a steady line of cars made their way into the packed high school parking lot in this town about an hour north of Boston. There have already been reports of long lines of people waiting to vote in New Hampshire cities like Manchester. Mary Ann Rogers, a Manchester resident who voted for Obama, summed up the interest among voters in New Hampshire: "People here know we are a swing state."
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