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SOURCE: "A New Look at Melville's Claggart," in Studies in Short Fiction, Vol. 17, No. 4, Fall, 1980, pp. 445–53.
In the following essay, Matheson disputes the conventional view of John Claggart as a conniving, evil character.
It is surprising to find so little critical disagreement over the role played in Billy Budd, Sailor by John Claggart, the master-at-arms having been depicted almost without exception as an evil, Satanic figure who entraps Billy in a diabolical lie of his own creation in order to destroy him. Most critics agree with Nathalia Wright's observation that Claggart "has a seaman offer Billy two guineas to join a proposed mutiny group"1 as the initial step in his plot to bring the Handsome Sailor down. It is further assumed Claggart uses "all the deceits, strategems, and temptations he can to destroy Billy,"2 and...
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Did someone confess to the murder of Kendrick Johnson? I hope investigators are one step closer to determining what happened to Johnson. The 17-year-old high school student from Valdosta, Georgia was found in a rolled-up mat in the Lowndes High School gymnasium on January 11, 2013.
Investigators with the sheriff's office ruled his death accidental, concluding that Johnson climbed into the center of the gym mat to reach for a shoe and got stuck.
State medical examiners said Johnson suffocated but offered no explanation for how Johnson ended up smothered and bloody in a wrestling mat. Fifteen months later, Johnson's parents are still waiting for answers, still waiting for justice – and still waiting for closure. It's not fair and it's absurd that Johnson's family has to wait this long to get the answers they deserve.
They believe Kendrick was murdered and perhaps this new development will reveal the truth. According to CNN, a Georgia assistant district attorney has ordered a communications company to hand over Internet records after investigators received an anonymous e-mail claiming an ex-schoolmate reportedly confessed to killing Kendrick Johnson. The anonymous e-mail tip, according to CNN, is dated January 27.
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Could there be a cover-up? Last week, students from Lowndes High School and Valdosta High School were among those who appeared before a federal grand jury as part of the Department of Justice's investigation into Johnson's death. Meanwhile, Kenneth Johnson, Kendrick's father, said the preliminary investigation was shady.
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- Newt Gingrich: 14 percent
- Ron Paul, 13 percent
- Mike Huckabee: 12 percent
- Sarah Palin: 9 percent
- Tim Pawlenty: 3 percent
- Mitch Daniels: 1 percent
"We get a lot of e-mail asking us to include Tim Pawlenty in all of our 2012 Presidential polling but his numbers here are a reminder of why we aren't -- yet," says Tom Jensen on the PPP blog. "He's getting a lot of attention in insider circles as he positions himself for a 2012 bid but it's not translating to the general public."
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not_blonde_really not_blonde_really Sep 4, 2009 04:41 Flag
IF the ban stands in the current state...
How do you think it will affect the team dynamic? Do you think your players will pull together and try to prove a point, or do you think this will cause unrest and some (particularly those who, shall we say, aren't getting any younger) will look to leave?
My immediate thought was of Anelka, who was said to be unhappy because he wanted his contract extended (I think it's currently until summer 2011) but you have a policy of not offering 30+'s more than 1 year extensions, do you think this rule will change in light of this, and do you think Anelka will still want to do so? I would think the policy would change, but he's not known as Le Sulk for nothing (although in his defence I've not heard that used for a long time)...
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Chelsea will pay Katuka's fine because it is severally and jointly shared.
The ban will be reduced to a single transfer window which should be the January one, but if delayed til the summer one then we grab a couple of bench warmers in January (especially a proper bloody reserve keeper - Turnbull is dire - did you see the Villa reserve game?)
Ballack, Zhirkov and Matacic will make up for the loss of Essien and Mikel.
And Joe Cole and Sturridge can cover for the loss of Drogba and Kalou with Anelka playing a more prominent role. We don't hump the ball up to Drogba from deep any more and thus be reliant upon that aspect of his play.
I see Zhirkov making quite an impact when he gets integrated. He was Man of the Match in the US Tour game when he scored our second goal against Milan
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No problem with the team dynamic.
They will most def close ranks as a group.
Loaned players will come back and warm benches.
Academy players will stay on and not be loaned out.
Blessing in disguise.
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He plays a princely superhero in Thor, so it makes sense that Chris Hemsworth got the royal treatment at Wimbledon.
The Australian actor and wife Elsa Pataky took in the tennis tournament from the Royal Box on Sunday, watching as Roger Federer fell to Novak Djokovic in the men s final.
The proud parents (they welcomed twin boys Tristan and Sasha in March) were photographed looking sweet in the stands, laughing and embracing throughout the match.
But the box's true stars were the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, William and Kate, who smiled and cheered as they held court in the elite seats along with England's other power couple, David and Victoria Beckham.
They weren't the only famous faces in the crowd: Celebrities took over the stands at London's Centre Court, ensuring the spectators had as much star power as they players.
Congratulating Djokovic after the match, the royal couple were full of praise, but when quizzed by the Wimbledon champ about her tennis skills, Kate admitted that she was a bit out of practice since giving birth to her son, George, a year ago.
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Under a blaring warning, the cover promises âthe most synapse-shattering super hero debut of the decade.â Iâm going to cry âFoul!â on that one. There have been more than a handful of character debuts in the past few years that would trump this one. The current âBatgirlâ series springs to mind immediately, and I spent a good deal of time trying to parse out the differences between the two.
At first blush, my read on this book was that it rings out like a hollow version of "Batgirl," but further scrutiny offered some variances to be celebrated. The lead characters, while both inspired by (arguably) the most recognizable character of their respective publisher are polar opposites of the spectrum in the personal lives, and it is that aspect that propels âSpider-Girlâ to be so much more than a mere shadow of âBatgirl.â
Painfully socially inept, Anya asks Sue Storm about the process of making friends, a question that has some merit and sings out to my own thoughts. Life is much simpler the younger you are, but once you hit the teen years going up to someone and introducing yourself creates a level of discomfort for at least one â if not both â parties. This is just one example of how Tobin masterfully balances Spider-Girlâs world â and this issue â between heroism and teenaged drama while equally balancing Anyaâs place between Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four.
Tobin balances Anyaâs teenaged awkwardness with the bold bravado one would expect from a Spider-Man-inspired character. Anya is sassy during her fight with Screwball (yup, all of the good names are taken). Tobin also uses Twitter-like caption boxes to help the reader catch up with Spider-Girl in action. Itâs a nice variation on the standard that plays well to the character and gives the book a modern flair.
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The story doesnât show its hand, so much so that it almost seems to simply meander, but it finds its way eventually through the convenience of comic book serendipity as Spider-Girlâs concerns for her father bring her to an exciting cliffhanger. This character is marginal enough to allow this title to do anything it wants â to a point, of course. Itâs the same creative freedom that âAgents of Atlasâ enjoyed, but this book is tied in to (no less than) two heroic pantheons and seems prepared to play those up for the benefit of fun stories and to the enjoyment of the reader.
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I have some clients that are connecting fine over VPN to Exchange 2003. Some of the users I have moved over to Exchange 2010 and I've done nothing to set Outlook Anywhere up, as I want the users to connect via VPN.
Now, the users that connect to 2003 and 2010 are non domain members, they either have host files full of all the server addresses (FQDN's too). What's strange is that the 2010 users can't connect at all. Basically says that Exchange is not available.
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She went to be with her Lord early Sunday morning, Oct. 5, 2008. She was born March 10, 1945, in Buna Vista to Joseph and Shirley Tate Matson. She graduated from Amarillo High School in 1963. She married John R. Blackwell on March 2, 1963, in Amarillo. She moved to Muleshoe in 1963 from Amarillo. She was employed by West Plains Hospital and on June 1, 1971 she received her Nursing Home Administrators license and was named the assistant administrator of the Hospital and Muleshoe Nursing Home. On April 1, 1980, she moved to Friona and on Aug. 24, 1980, she was named Administrator of Prairie Acres Nursing Home, a position she held until July of this year when she accepted the position of Administrator of Park View Nursing home in Muleshoe until her death. She moved to Bovina in Aug. of 1997.
She and her husband owned Blackwell Funeral Home in Friona and she became a licensed Funeral Director on Dec. 5, 2006. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Friona and taught Sunday School in the 3, 4, and 5-year-olds for over 20 years. She was a past member of the ESA sorority, Texas Association of Homes and Services for the Aging. She started the Empty Stocking Fund to aid children who could not afford Christmas and headed that for many years. She also headed the Parmer County Child Welfare board since the early 1980's.
Survivors include her husband, John; two daughters, Melanie Montoya of Glendale, Ariz., and Marcia Brown of Bovina; her mother, Shirley Parrack of Grand Island, Neb.; two sisters, Carol Rowell of Grand Island, Neb., and Darlene Barnes of La Marque; three half-sisters, Shirlene Christal of Conroe, Rossi Nelson of Palm Springs, Calif. and Jocelyn Rodriguez of Harlingen; one step-brother, Kelley Parrack of Amarillo; and five grandchildren, Brittany, Blake and Brennen Montoya and Brea and Brooklynn Brown.
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I hope so.
If history is anything to go by it seems inevitable. I have been in the computing field since the mid seventies, mostly in an academic/research/advanced developement context. I've have used many programming languages over the years, but some of them have been much more equal than others at various times.
In the seventies, Fortran and Cobol where champions. In the eighties, we had Pascal and C. In the nineties, Basic and C++ and in the noughts Java and C#. Why would the teens be any different?
Well, in the long run only death and taxes are inevitable. There has always been strong, determined and well grounded opposition to new programming languages. I remember long debates (in South African academic circles) about whether to move from Fortan to Pascal as primary teaching language. C++ sort of snuck in on the back enthusiam for Unix and C, but by the time Java came along there was a large and passionate group opposing its adoption. I also well remember hearing Anders Hejlsberg protesting in 1999: "I am not inventing a new programming language. Nobody wants a new programming language. C# is just C with a few corrections to take account of what has been learnt over the years."
Almost ten years later C# may be a "champion" but is still something of an emerging language. It continues to evolve and shows little sign of senility and fading away. Moreover, the former champions still have their loyal followers and show no signs of impending death either. A new champion will have to have quite a lot to offer before seizing the crown. Getting to the point where there is a lot on offer will require a huge investment. Huge investments are not made often or lightly, and take a lot time. It seems hard to imagine any of the current pretenders to the crown attracting this kind of investment, or a new pretender coming along soon enough to really impact the teens.
Looking back at the successions that did occur, what can we learn? For me a few things stand out: When Pascal and C came along, Fortran and Cobol had far too little support for procedural abstraction and data structures. They evolved, but did so at a glacial pace and events just overwhelmed them. Still, the succession might not have occurred had it not been for the advent of the mini computer and the huge expansion of computing beyond the mainframe IT shops dominated by IBM and the BUNCH.
(Visual) Basic offered event based programming and supported GUI programming in a way that Pascal was slow to match and C never managed. C++ rode the wave of object orientation and the general concern with modularity and programming in the large. Still, the succession may not have happened had it not been for the huge expansion of computing brought on by the advent of the micro computer. The old champions where not so much dethroned as surrounded and reduced to vasal status in a much larger empire.
Java and C# offered garbage collection, strong typing and above all, extensive standardized libraries. But it took the world wide web and a further expansion of computing to make the succession happen. And the succession is by no means complete.
If we are to have another succession, we should probably have another expansion. Is there room for one? I think so, but we'll have to see. My guess is that ubiquitous computing and the "cloud" will provide such an expansion.
A new champion will also need to solve problems that matter to this expanded world and that the existing champions will be slow to provide (or find impossible to provide).
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If you're as obsessed with the Comcast vs. file sharing story as I am, there's some good coverage on ars technica.
The last paragraph gets to the heart of the debate:
The libertarians argue that the market is the ultimate arbiter, and if Comcast is trying to stall the technology of the future, they will fail as their users flee to new ISPs.
The liberals argue that the Internet is a public utility and must ensure equity. That is: Wal-Mart.com should not get better service than MomandPop.com to deliver its content to end users, just because they pay for and use more bandwidth. (The analogy I like to use is to water service. Just because a rich person can afford to use more water than me, doesn't mean their water should rush out of the faucet faster.)
Of course, the other rejoinder to the Ayn Rand crew is the point that ars technica makes (customers don't necessarily have the option to flee Comcast):
In a perfect free market, customers would be free to pack up in leave Comcast for greener and more open broadband pastures, but the competitive landscape in the US doesn't always provide that kind of choice. More than a few Comcast customers are faced with the choice of Comcast or dial-up, leaving them with the Hobson's choice of hoping their data packets can evade Comcast's traffic shaping police or not having broadband service at all.
This is compelling. Especially here in Seattle. Millennium? Qwest? Speakeasy? I guess.
However, Just because Comcast has a sorta monopoly doesn't mean the Libertarian's logic is inherently flawed. It just means municipalities shouldn't be granting monopolies for cable service.


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May 21, 2013When it's good it's great, and it's never bad; Gruff Rhys' lyrics are mostly thoughtful and tastefully poetic throughout, but Feltrinelli's complex tale perhaps needed to be fleshed out further, with more twists and turns and the peaks more evenly placed.
May 7, 2013The appeal of the album lies in its musicianship and perfect production.
May 6, 2013The record alone makes for the latest solid effort from these two outsize talents, but the stage show ought to be the ideal way to enjoy it
Apr 29, 2013This is a wonderfully entertaining collection of pop songs that just happen to be well-versed in history and political and economic theories.
Apr 29, 2013Ultimately the confusion and convolution is all part of the charm on this adventure into a world of history and imagination. It doesn't hit the peaks of 'Stainless Style', but is still a record worth investing time in.
Apr 29, 2013Gruff's gorgeous voice helps humanise Feltrinelli. Never more so than on "Hoops With Fidel", which, rather than demonising him and Castro, conveys the ideal of international revolution as a beautiful thing. As beautiful, in fact, as this album.
Apr 26, 2013Praxis Makes Perfect only suffers in comparison to its predecessor in that it lacks a clear standout track in the same vein as Stainless Style's 'I Told Her On Alderaan', but it works better as a cohesive record.
Apr 26, 2013Lacking both the complexity of the Super Furry Animals' playful psychedelia or the intimate warmth of Rhys' solo work, it's nevertheless an appealing curio and trailblazer in the small sphere of biographical concept albums.
Apr 24, 2013What stops the record being preposterous, what keeps it charming and fun throughout, what makes it okay for 'Mid Century Modern Nightmare' to rhyme "bourgeoisie" with "cups of tea" is the presence of Gruff.
Apr 24, 2013Side project, collaboration or fully fledged act, Neon Neon have a Mercury nomination under their belts--and now a follow-up LP that, for better or worse, peddles the same worthy wares.
MojoApr 23, 2013Praxis achieves the tricky balancing act between playful and poignant. [May 2013, p.90]
Q MagazineApr 23, 2013Concise at just 30 minutes, perhaps explaining why "the concept" is not fully realised, but it's still unlikely you'll hear a better anti-fascist-Marxist-electro-pop record all year. [May 2013, p.106]
Apr 23, 2013Instrumentally, the record has all the hallmarks of Super Furry Animals meeting Boom Bip--Rhodes and Wurlitzer, squelchy analogue synths, guitars and keyboards, metronomically tight live drums, Rhys' brilliantly Welsh-accented American falsetto. Musically and lyrically it also possesses all of the keen humour of the former, modest and understated to a tee.
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May 20, 2013Decent album that could've been better. Best songs are "The Jaguar" and "Shopping (I Like To)," which is a pretty brainless and sarcastic popDecent album that could've been better. Best songs are "The Jaguar" and "Shopping (I Like To)," which is a pretty brainless and sarcastic pop celebration of commercialism. They played it safe, so I'm giving them a safe rating.… Full Review »


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The Notre Dame Fighting Irish will join the ACC in all sports except football, but the Irish will play five football games per year against ACC members.
The latest news in conference realignment was announced this morning in a release from the ACC. Notre Dame will likely join in 2015 unless an earlier exit can be negotiated with the Big East.
"We are committed to keeping the Atlantic Coast Conference a vibrant and competitive league dedicated to ensuring the appropriate balance of academics, athletics and integrity," said the ACC Council of Presidents in a joint statement. "The addition of Notre Dame further strengthens the rich tradition and culture of the ACC as well as allowing for future academic collaboration and we enthusiastically welcome them into the league."
"We have monitored the changing conference landscape for many months and have concluded that moving to the ACC is the best course of action for us," Swarbrick said. "This will enable us to maintain our historic independence in football, join in the ACC's non-BCS bowl package, and provide a new and extremely competitive home for our other sports.
"We are immensely grateful to the members of the Big East, which has been a wonderful home for us the past 17 years. We also think that the conference has a strong future under the leadership of its new commissioner, Mike Aresco."
As previously mentioned, Notre Dame has agreed to play five ACC opponents annually in football, which means they will play each conference member at least once every three years.
The only ACC school that Notre Dame has never played is Virginia Tech. They have played the most contests against future ACC member Pittsburgh (67).
Here is Notre Dame's record against the 11 other ACC schools, plus Pittsburgh and Syracuse that join in 2013:
The Fighting Irish have played the most games against Pittsburgh (46-20-1), followed by Georgia Tech (27-61-1).
In addition to extending an invitation to Notre Dame, the ACC Council of Presidents voted to increase the conference exit fees to more than $50 million.
The only ND sport that will not move to the ACC is hockey. After their final season in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (2012-13), Notre Dame will move to Hockey East.
I wonder if this could lead to the big east trying to get rid of some of their extra basketball schools.
Are they still going to play 4 or 5 Big 12 schools each year like the previous article reports?
Notre Dame has been the cancer of the Big East, they were a part of the expansion committee for the Big East, they have a deep relationship with UT.
UT has been the cancer of the Big12
– notice how the two conferences with a cancer, have fallen apart.
ACC just got the Big Easts cancer. Big12 still has it.
Chip that is stupid. No one has Cancer it is all good. Notre Dame is a great school and so are the schools of the Big 12.
Well, this is massively huge news.
Each ACC football team will play Notre Dame once every three years. Pretty cool.
Exit fee was also raised to 3x the annual budget (of the conference, I guess) … currently over $50 million.
Sorry I mean Charles that is stupid…
No, big al, you are !@#$$%.
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Yup, somehow I think "cancer" isn't really appropriate for Notre Dame.
I hate to be blunt, but Notre Dame's Olympic sports have essentially outgrown the Big East. The ACC is a very strong conference in multiple sports, and generally has at least a few top-20 athletic departments (based on Director's Cup standings) each year.
The ACC now has 15 home football games over six years against Notre Dame that it can sell to ESPN/ABC during the TV contract renegotiation.
The ACC now has a decent alumni base for basketball (and other sports) in New York City with both Notre Dame and Syracuse in the conference.
Each ACC team gets a football opponent with a nationwide following on its schedule once every three years.
Sounds good to me.
Notre Dame has lots of potential.
It depends on the contract. I think the majority of the games for Notre Dame are already guarantied with NBC. I do not know the payouts to the other teams. About the only good thing about the football part is that it eases time needed to fill a football schedule. I'll be honest Notre Dame needs the ACC more then the ACC needs Notre Dame.
Notre Dame's schedule is full for 2013 and 2014, and has 11 games for 2015. If Notre Dame wants to adhere to the 5 ACC games per season rule, they will have to either a) cancel a lot of games, or b) go the Navy route and wait several years before joining.
the standard time frame to leave the big east is 27 months. So after 2 years there be a member of the ACC. In time for the 2015 season.
That's not the issue. The issue will be whether or not Notre Dame will have cancelled enough non-ACC games in time for the 2015 season.
They won't have to cancel any games unless they start their ACC games before 2015. They already have four ACC games on their 2015 schedule (Pitt, Syracuse, Boston College, and Wake Forest). They just need to add one more game in October with another ACC school and they're set.
Basically, the schedule work has already been done.
No need for the Irish to try to make room for five ACC games in 2014, too much shuffing already has happened in the recent months. 2015 is early enough for the ACC football "agreement" to start……
Florida State is the ONLY school in the ACC that has a winning record against ND.
Refer to the information above…FSU has 5 wins and only 2 losses versus ND.


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I wish Mr. Cox success in his search and admire the way he has constructed this scenario to get people thinking and helping. Elizabeth Smart wouldn't be free today without the help and constant focus of her family - the ones who will care most in any case.
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Good Luck on you search. I do hope you find her body and are able to get closure finally on this tragedy. Steven Powell knows more than he is saying and is a spiteful man to now keep that information from your family. It will and has come back to him for his actions or lack thereof. I will keep you in my prayers and only wish the best for you and your family.
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The cold fact is that Susan may never be found. Everyone eventually loses family members and loved ones to death, it is part of the life process. I believe her father is still grief stricken about this terrible situation. I have compassion for him and feel his pain, but he needs to accept it and realize that it is time to move on.
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Exactly what I've been saying for years.
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I drive a large section of I-84 quite frequently. It has sections of some of
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is rugged and completely undeveloped.
I hope Mr. Cox finds what he is looking for, but unless he has some concrete information of where his daughter is, any search in that area is a waste of time and resources for all involved. I know people like to feel like they are doing "something" to help out, but wasting people's time like this is just wrong. The sad fact is that Mr. Cox has no idea where Susan may be, but he feels obligated to keep looking and to keep the story in the public eye. I can understand that, but it is still wrong to make others feel like they need to be part of his desperate but unfounded quest.
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I cannot believe that Silent Lurker, Reasonable Person and DrGroovey feel that
Mr Cox should give up. If my daughter was somewhere out there, I would leave no
stone unturned, no building unsearched, and no possibilty uninvestigated. I am
the father of three daughters and four granddaughters, and understand totally
what drives Chuck Cox. If Steven Powell was any sort of decent human being, he
would give any information that would lead to the discovery of Susan's
remains. Come on Mr Powell, do the decent thing. Put an end to this. One day
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Chuck Cox and family, you are in my prayers. My hope is that you will find the remains of Susan, and that she might rest alongside her sons until that glorious day of Resurrection, to be reunited with all of you.
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