*Asharq al-Awsat reports that in private, many Iraqi embassy staff abroad have begun thinking about a post-Saddam Iraq and what it will mean for their lives. They deny this concern is selfish, saying they can see that the regime could well fall soon. I can only imagine that ambassadors and chargés of Iraq in Europe are high Baath officials with things to answer for, and I guess they are right to be worried.
*There were large demonstrations yesterday at the al-Azhar seminary and at al-Husayn square in Cairo, Egypt, against [alleged] US aggression toward Palestinians and Iraqis. Mainstream politicians from the left parties attended. The al-Azhar demonstration included both secular politicians and Islamists who came for prayer. A left/Islamist alliance helped overthrow the Shah, and if such relationships are being forged in Egypt it is a bad sign for Mubarak's regime.


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Shots Fired, Halting Superdome Evacuation
By Phillip Davis
Published September 1, 2005 at 12:00 AM EDT
This is MORNING EDITION from NPR News. I'm Renee Montagne.
Conditions in New Orleans continue to deteriorate three days after Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast. The city's mayor is now predicting the death toll there will be in the hundreds and possibly the thousands. Army engineers are still working to repair damaged levees, and much of the city is still flooded. Today the evacuation of the Superdome was temporarily disrupted because of shots fired at a military helicopter. NPR's Phillip Davis is following the story from Lafayette, Louisiana, and he joins me now.
Good morning, Phillip.
PHILLIP DAVIS reporting:
MONTAGNE: And what more can you tell us about the reports of shootings at the Superdome?
DAVIS: Yeah. Early this morning, shots were heard apparently being fired at a Chinook helicopter that was flying over the Superdome. Now the gunman or gunmen have not been found, and the evacuation of thousands of refugees from the Superdome to Houston, however, was temporarily disrupted by the situation as National Guard and police tried to figure out what was going on. The National Guard is rushing an extra 100 military police to the area to add a measure of security as this evacuation continues. It's just another piece of really bad news for some of the 20,000 refugees at the Superdome, who yesterday got some good news that, you know, the state of Texas was willing to host them at the Astrodome in Houston, in much better, air-conditioned and sanitary conditions. Already about 500 buses have assembled in New Orleans to take these people out, but this gunshot situation just made that process a lot more complicated.
And the situation is getting really chaotic down at the Superdome. Tensions are--they're beyond high. There's lots of people trying to get on the buses who weren't inside the Superdome and therefore, apparently, are not eligible to go to Houston. There's fights breaking out. There's trash fires. It's just a mess down there.
MONTAGNE: And generally speaking, what is the situation this morning in New Orleans?
DAVIS: Well, as you can tell, it's not very good, but at least one thing seems to have stabilized, and that's that the leaks in the levees aren't as bad as they were over the last few days, mainly because the water level in the city is now pretty much equal to the water level in Lake Pontchartrain. That's going to give the Army Corps of Engineers and municipal officials a bit of breathing room to close off these breaks in the levees. They're going to be dropping concrete highway barriers and 12,000-pound sandbags into the breaches to see if it'll close them up. And, of course, they're trying to deal with just the terrible living conditions and the insecurity in the city.
MONTAGNE: The mayor of New Orleans, speaking about tensions over there at the Superdome--I mean, we've been seeing all these photographs and pictures of looters, so the mayor has reassigned 1,500 police to try to restore some semblance of law and order. Tell us about that.
DAVIS: That's right. Mayor Ray Nagin ordered virtually every one of his police officers to put the search-and-rescue operations on hold for right now and concentrate on going back to the street, street patrol, because the looting has just gotten out of control. It may have started with food and water and diapers, and if you looked in some of the stores, that's what was missing. But people are now stealing they can carry: electronics, even guns, fuel especially. Nagin says anybody caught looting will be incarcerated. Of course, where they're going to be incarcerated isn't clear, because the city prison is shut down. And the governor is mobilizing 5,000 more state Guardsmen to come in and try to help stop this crime wave.
MONTAGNE: And city officials have ordered everyone still in the city to evacuate. Of course, some of them haven't even been taken off their roofs. But where are they going to go, and how's that going?
DAVIS: Nobody knows where they're going to go. As I said, some of the people who were trying to get into the buses in Houston are not being allowed, but the mayor says everyone has to get out because it's going to be three to four months before power is completely restored. And with all the standing water, it's just not healthy to be in the city. There are bodies floating in there. There's fecal matter floating in the water, and there's a serious disease situation developing. And so even though nobody knows where these people are going to go, the mayor says they have to leave now.
MONTAGNE: Thanks very much. NPR's Phillip Davis in Lafayette, Louisiana. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.
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And that's the email you are becoming even more likely to get because the rate of people passing away unexpectedly at home — a euphemism for overdosing on fentanyl, oxycodone or some other member of the opioid family — is still alarmingly high despite the Trump administration declaring the opioid crisis a nationwide Public Health Emergency a year ago today.
According to preliminary estimates from the Centers for Disease Control based on the most recent data available as of early October, more than 71,500 Americans died of drug overdoses in 2017, a 10 percent jump from 2016.
If that number is accurate, the death toll figure is higher than the peak yearly death totals from HIV, car crashes or gun deaths and more than the total number of U.S. military deaths in all 15 years of the Vietnam war.
Of the approximately 71,500 overdoses, about 48,600 are estimated to have been caused by natural or synthetic opioids like morphine, fentanyl, oxycodone, or heroin, or some combination therein.
The year before according to 2016's drug overdose numbers, overall overdose deaths per a population of 100,000 was 19.7. Drug overdose deaths specifically involving any opioids per a population of 100,000 was 13.1 over that same span. Translation: if someone had a deadly overdose in 2016, there was nearly a 70 percent chance that opioids were the cause.
Using that 13.1 figure as a benchmark, opioids killed more people per population of 100,000 than guns did in Florida (12.6), Illinois (11.7), and Texas (12.1) in 2016 using that same population metric.
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There isn't nationwide data available, but 11 states participating in the CDC's Enhanced State Opioid Overdose Surveillance initiative have provided demographic data about their OD victims from July 2016–June 2017.
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According to an analysis by healthcare research nonprofit Altarum, opioid addiction cost $115 billion in 2017 and direct costs (lost wages, emergency room treatment, drug addiction counseling) from the epidemic have topped $1 trillion since 2001.
Earlier this week, nearly a year after declaring a Public Health Emergency, President Trump signed a bill, the Substance Use-Disorder Prevention that Promotes Opioid Recovery and Treatment (SUPPORT) for Patients and Communities Act, into law.
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North Haven invites high school students to island for magnet program
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NORTH HAVEN — Maine's smallest K-12 public school is seeking high school magnet students for the 2018 - 2019 school year. North Haven Community School, which has a total enrollment of approximately 65 students, K-12, hosted two magnet students during the 2017 - 2018 school year, and hopes to add more.
Magnet students are currently housed together with a "dorm parent" in a school rental home and return to their families on the weekends. Depending on the number of students participating in the program, magnet students may be housed with host families.
"We strive to offer magnet students a home-like environment in our magnet school house with caring adults responsible for our students, their logistics, meals and program," school board chairwoman and North Haven Community School alumna Hannah Pingree said, in a news release.
North Haven Community School offers unique opportunities for hands-on learning and rigorous academics. Students can participate in wilderness expeditions, personalized research projects, whale skeleton rearticulation, carpentry, small engine repair, visual and performing arts classes and extracurriculars, 3D printing, work studies, and the Eastern Maine Skippers Program; as well as more traditional academic offerings, including AP courses.
"In a tiny school students have both the freedom to follow their own interests and passions and they receive personal attention in pursuing passions and getting extra help, when needed," said Pingree, in the release. "Kids are required to take on leadership roles, to do public speaking, and to make presentations which are essential for the life after high school."
"The classes are small groups which makes it easier for me to learn," said Irene Prescott, a ninth grade magnet student at North Haven Community School.
Her mother, Sarah Gibson, agreed.
"NHCS offers a unique, hands-on, experiential learning experience. In her freshman year, we have witnessed Irene blossom in this caring and supported environment. She travels independently, joined the basketball team, and become more comfortable expressing her view and speaking in public," she said. "We are happy to have found a school community which is a partnership: our daughter can flourish and be all she can be while contributing to help an island school flourish and be all that it can be."
Tuition for magnet students includes room and board, and the total cost is below the state tuition amount, Pingree said. Students receive free ferry tickets.
For more information about North Haven Community School's magnet program, visit nhcshawks.org or email Patti Sparhawk at psparhawk@nhcshawks.org.


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Construction and maintenance teams need to keep working outdoors when the sun's gone down, but have long relied on diesel generators to power their temporary lighting.
Diesel generators are environmentally unfriendly because of their carbon and particulate emissions, and subject to strict health and safety conditions.
Employers have to conduct a risk-assessment and then put in place specific working practices to limit workers' exposure to harmful emissions. Meanwhile, their noise pollution makes them unpopular with the neighbours.
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For this reason we have selected six frameworks that although they have been on the market for a few years but we believe that they have enough potential to continue increasing positions in the coming years.
Close to Angular technology developed by Google, ReactJs differentiates itself from other Framework by its so-called MVC (Model View Controller) architecture.
Component-oriented, ReactJs is a much less procedural framework than others.
In particular, it makes it possible to interact with users and thus to offer a more efficient final tool with a reduced response time and load. Indeed, the Web page generated thanks to ReactJs being organized in the form of blocks of components which control their own state, during the interaction of the end user with the page, if for example a modification has been made, only the component impacted by the change will be refreshed.
If you have large web applications and above all that have dynamic content, probably React JS is a good alternative. It is a library that simplifies the creation of interactive user interface, in addition to providing a high degree of reliability.
Being endorsed by the giant of social networks it has a large community that grows on a par with its popularity among developers. Not for nothing brands like Instagram, Uber and PayPal usually use it.
React JS also allows to use HTML code; compress the components of an app into a single file; and manage changes over time without the need to reload the page, among other advantages. On the other hand, it has the peculiarity that it can be used in combination with other JS frameworks such as Angular and that it processes both customer data and those related to the server side.
As for its architecture, it is based on components that operate under a one-way binding technology. Its DOM is virtual, which helps developers to have a very extensive database, while its learning curve is relatively low.
Choose React if you are looking for a reliable, intensive and comprehensible framework to manage dynamic content.
AngularJS is a framework for developing web and mobile sites and applications.
Remember what a framework is it is a set of tools, modules, conventions that can lay the foundations of a program. It could be compared to a large empty but structured shell that allows you to design your project while respecting an imposed syntax.
There are several but all aim to simplify the lives of developers, optimize their lines of code. Their development becomes more efficient, faster and safer. The developer can no longer code in a haphazard way.
Since two years, AngularJS is in full progression. The fact that Google wears it is a reason. This framework is particularly powerful to make websites and web applications more enjoyable. It is an excellent choice for creating complex and varied visual elements and for beautiful graphic animations.
It allows to design fluid and fast navigations in a "one page" context by greatly reducing the number of accesses to the server! This advantage puts it in first position for the development of web applications for mobile devices (smartphones, tablets etc). Why? Because the loading time on these media is longer than on a computer with a conventional internet connection.
In addition, platform developers are trained by Google's dedicated engineers. This guarantees performance, scalability and security.
The use of Node as a web server also makes it capable of processing a large volume of requests simultaneously efficiently. This high performance is mainly due to its asynchronous design to avoid expectations. With Node, several queries can be made at the same time. No need to wait for a long action to finish to launch another one!
As such, the online payment service PayPal, which adopted Node.js reported that its number of requests received per second had doubled and thus decreased the response time by 200 milliseconds, or by 35%.
Node JS natively supports websockets that allow the implementation of responsive applications facing a large volume of queries to be processed in real time. With Node, the data transmission to the customer is automated: an action performed by a user has a direct impact on other users. In other words, as soon as new information is available, it is automatically made available.
Take the example of a chat app. Instead of a page reloading automatically to show new messages the conversion is displayed in real time. Very useful to set up a chat with technical support in order to improve the service offered to the customer of an e-commerce. For example, Facebook chat and search engine are partially developed with Node.js.
Companies facing the challenge of developing applications to respond to rapid changes are therefore particularly concerned by Node.js. Reactivity performance and ability to support a large volume of query without a dedicated server and make Node JS a technology to consider for the creation of an e-commerce.
The feature most valued by developers is its progressive model and the simplicity to add or remove modules to your project and, even, to implement it with another project. The most basic template of this framework could be imported with a simple CDN link. A point also highly valued is that, unlike React, the templates are written with basic HTML.
The Vue learning curve is relatively low, which allows you to start mastering this framework quite quickly, but if you have any doubts about its operation you can always access its resources section and additional documentation where you will find code examples and a community of developers that can advise you.
Mention also that it has native versions to develop mobile applications, something that in a short time could be essential.
Ember.JS makes a lot of choices for us. This is the famous philosophy convention over configuration close to the original Ruby on Rails framework. Whether at the level of roads, controllers, views and templates, Ember.JS follows a very strict and very intuitive naming convention that leaves no room for doubt about the responsibility of this or that component.
It is also by this mechanism that is managed the creation of singletons and dependency injection. The classes to be injected are found by name and it is then possible to specify in which types of components (controller, router, etc.) they must be injected.
Ember.JS relies on controller class names to link them to views and URLs. The convention is only about class names, but in practice most Ember.JS developers also use class names as filenames. It is often interesting to rely on a Seed project to start a project. Ember-App-Kit is one of these projects, which aims to structure its application code, its tests and its compilation of static files using the tools at the forefront. It includes Grunt, Less, Karma, PhantomJS and the ECMAScript 6 module system.
In addition, Ember.JS encourages you to be consistent with your URLs and your interface. Indeed, following the Ember.JS conventions the nesting of the URL fragments implies a nesting of the views in the user interface.
Ember.JS is for the moment more discreet than AngularJS on the Single Page Applications scene but it has undeniable advantages on certain aspects. By taking a resolutely object-oriented approach (in the classical sense of the term), it stands out from solutions like AngularJS which have instead bet on a procedural style.
Its very deep observer pattern implementation, as well as the many other features built from above, allow it to bring disruptive functional and responsive programming paradigms into the world of front-end web development.
Its purpose is to lay strong foundations for developing rich applications, without imposing an application structure. It wants to be non-binding compared to his rivals which costs him to be presented often as less complete. Its strong point is to be easily usable with other libraries or frameworks.
Backbone.js is based on the Underscore.js library. The latter offers features for handling objects, collections and fairly advanced tables.
For all that is DOM manipulation, rather than reinventing the wheel, the team in charge of Backbone.js decided to outsource this task to jQuery. It is possible to replace jQuery, for example with Zepto, as long as it respects the jQuery-compatible API.
Backbone.js provides software components that can be used freely, whether with other Backbone.js components or with another library. The three most important are Model, Collection and View.
We will also talk about two less important components but which provide very interesting features: Router and Sync. The use of each component is by extension of the class. During the extension, it is possible to reimplement the methods or to redefine the attributes and thus parameterize the object so that its behavior corresponds to our expectations.
The documentation is very well provided on this point which happens to be one of the strong points of Backbone.js.
Why Should You Choose ReactJS in 2019?


Now-Best-Next Summit : Welcome / Matt Favier and Todd Greenberg.
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Biography - Matt Favier : Matt became AIS Director in March 2012 and has been instrumental in the development and implementation of Australia's Winning Edge 2012-2022, the AIS game plan for high performance sport. He is the Deputy Chef de Mission for the 2016 Australian Olympic Team. Matt was an Australian international 800m runner and an AIS scholarship holder from 1983–86. He has also coached athletics in Australia and the UK and has a degree in physical education and an MBA from the University of Technology Sydney. He has worked at the Queensland Academy of Sport, NSW Department of Sport and Recreation, Athletics Australia and the Australian Paralympic Committee. He also worked with UK Athletics and UK Sport, where he oversaw the programs of Olympic medal-winning athletes and coaches.
Biography - Todd Greenberg : Todd Greenberg is Chief Executive Officer of the National Rugby League (NRL) which runs the world's premier Rugby League competition, is responsible for the Australian male and female representative teams and the annual State of Origin series. As CEO, Todd oversees all areas of the business including football operations, commercial, digital, legal, finance, media and communications, integrity and strategy. He had previously worked as the NRL's Head of Football where he was responsible for a ground-breaking concussion policy and a referee's 'bunker' which has revolutionised decision making in the game. He is a strong advocate for elite athletes using their profile and reach within the broader community to enable positive change.
Now Best Next was a joint initiative between Australia's high performance strategic sports agency, the AIS and the National Rugby League (NRL) with support from practitioners in Olympic and Paralympic sports, state institutes, professional sporting codes and international organisations. It signified a systemic and united approach to emphasise the readiness by Australian sport to collectively work together to highlight the importance of athlete wellbeing. The program has been designed to help speakers, presenters and delegates by exchanging diverse experiences and perspectives. We will delve into what we are doing NOW in athlete wellbeing, explore what is BEST practice, and uncover emergent thinking around how to progress to NEXT practice.
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Jump to…Where to live now in Atlanta 2018WestviewScottdaleRiversideCascadeLake ClaireLawrencevillePrinceton LakesPine HillsMcMansions are popping up all over Atlanta—and it's annoyingIt's never been a better time to rent in Atlanta, so rent (if you can afford it)Is Atlanta in a real estate bubble—and will it burst?
Photograph by Caroline C. Kilgore. Listing agent: Keith Sharp, Keller Williams
Riverside is a little neighborhood with big ambitions. Home to about 600 eclectic residences, it joins neighbors Whittier Mill Village, Bolton, and Hills Park in an effort to rebrand this wedge of Atlanta between Interstate 285 and Buckhead as the "Upper Westside"—intown's front porch to the Chattahoochee River.
Established in the 1890s, Riverside has roots in Atlanta's streetcar system. The River Car Line ran up Hollywood Road to the river and, by the 1920s, had helped create a bustling Main Street. Riverside was annexed into Atlanta in 1952, but the community later declined as the river choked on pollution. Recent cleanup efforts have turned the 'Hooch into an asset, and Riverside has begun to thrive.
For a historic ITP neighborhood with Buckhead schools and easy access to Midtown (roughly five miles east), Riverside offers relative affordability. Renovated older homes, predominantly one-story bungalows, can be had for the low $200,000s. A large selection of pre- and post-Recession, Craftsman-style infill homes currently tops out around $440,000.
Longstanding residents who rode out the decline as well as newer faces who enjoy proximity to job centers and the North Atlanta school cluster.
Nationally acclaimed B's Cracklin' Barbeque opened in a former house in the heart of Riverside in 2016. It joins another walkable community staple, Busy Bee Grocery and Deli, as well as a yoga studio, a new fire station, and a new 230-apartment complex called Bolton Park that are enlivening Riverside. If a group of motivated locals (with the support of Park Pride) has its way, the community's 19-acre Spink-Collins Park will one day be joined by a five-mile, riverfront greenway with trails that would link the BeltLine to the Silver Comet Trail.
The most common complaint among neighbors (especially new ones) is the road-clogging, noisy industrial traffic.
Resident review
"People buying in Riverside like the diversity of their neighbors, the housing stock, and having a big yard. One of the attractions, especially for younger families, is that we share the Buckhead schools."
— 25-year resident Keith Sharp, who lives in a circa-1890s American Foursquare house
Crime (Annual odds of becoming a victim in the Bolton/Chattahoochee neighborhood as defined by NeighborhoodScout.com)
Violent crime: 1 in 131
Property crime: 1 in 30
Georgia School Grade
North Atlanta High School: B
Crime ratings by NeighborhoodScout.com are based on data collected from more than 18,000 local law enforcement agencies and coded by location. NeighborhoodScout.com is the most widely used neighborhood search engine in the world. It is owned by Location Inc., a leading builder and source of location-based data and tools for businesses and consumers nationwide. NeighborhoodScout areas are based on Census tracts and don't always exactly mirror neighborhood boundaries.
School grades were provided by the Governor's Office of Student Achievement. The office's Georgia School Grades Reports include "A-F letter grades based on school performance and other useful information about the school, such as performance on statewide assessments, the makeup of the school's student body, the graduation rate, and additional academic information." schoolgrades.georgia.gov
This article originally appeared in our February 2018 issue.
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1. How to give. It's hard to teach what you don't know. You may have been raised in a family that was generous, or maybe you didn't. You may have ample resources, or you may struggle under the weight of a small salary and large debt. Whatever your situation, prayerfully and thoughtfully consider how you can be generous and what God is calling you to give.
2. Your own cash flow. Figure out how money flows into and out of your life and make note of your financial priorities.. Know whether you are facing a surplus or a deficit each month. Be sure you are making intentional decisions about spending, saving and giving. This will help with #1. I know we can have a lot of resistance to doing this. But I've noticed that not-knowing takes more energy than knowing. Facts can calm you down and help you take action, even if the bottom line doesn't look great. And if you have a surplus, you can still make more intentional choices about how you use the money you do have.
3. How to read a financial statement. I didn't learn much about this until I had been a pastor for a number of years. I'll ever be grateful to Andover Newton Theological Seminary for offering a Woodbury Workshop seminar on this topic which transformed my relationship with our financial reports. If you don't have a business background, take a course or find a mentor.
4. How to ask people to give. You don't have to apologize or feel like you're been intrusive. Remember, it's a gift to give people the opportunity to give to causes they believe in. You can work on your learning in a couple of ways. First, help people grow in stewardship in their lives as disciples. The second way you can learn to ask people to give is to ask specific people with resources to support special projects. Many pastors never do this. If you have done a capital campaign, you may have had the opportunity to do this. I hated it at first, but I've learned so much, and have found it a blessing (and still growth-producing) to ask.
5. That money is a tool. We shy away from money talk and from asking for money, as if money were suspect or even dirty. But money, given well, makes ministry possible. The flow of money can be a blessing.


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by H. R. Woudhuysen,William Shakespeare
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There have been three distinct series of the Arden Shakespeare over the past century, with the third series expected to be completed in 2020.
Home William Shakespeare Love's Labour's Lost (Arden Shakespeare). There are some severe textual tangles, particularly over characters' names, where Shakespeare sometimes seems to have become muddled. Love's Labour's Lost (Arden Shakespeare), .
Roesen, Bobbyann, "Love's Labour's Lost," Shakespeare Quarterly 4 (1973), pp. 411-426. One of the first critical essays to take the play seriously. Turner, John, "Love's Labour's Lost: The Court at Play," in Shakespeare: Out of Court: Dramatizations of Court Society, ed. Graham Holderness, Nick Potter, and John Turner (1990), pp. 19-48. The play in performance. Branagh, Kenneth, "Love's Labour's Lost," in Shakespeare in Perspective Volume Two, ed. Roger Sales (1985).
To be sure, the "plot" is thin. The King of Navarre and three of his lords pledge themselves to three years of ascetic scholarship, including, most significantly, no consorting with women. But no sooner is the ink dry on their signatures than the Princess of France and three of her ladies-in-waiting show up. Each of the men falls for one of the women, and they must reconcile their oaths of chastity with their egos and libidos.
Love's Labour's Lost book. In Love's Labour's Lost the King of Navarre and three of his homeboys pledge to foreswear women and other earthly pleasures. For three years, they want to commit their lives to academia and study. No women, not much food, not much sleep.
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H. R. Woudhuysen must not understand the play very well, because he eliminated Costard's joke "Gardon!
William Shakespeare (1564-1616) was an English dramatist, poet, and actor, generally regarded as the greatest playwright of all time. H. Woudhuysen must not understand the play very well, because he eliminated Costard's joke "Gardon! Remuneration!" which condenses the idea of our punishment in being thrown out of the garden into two words. Woudhuysen went to, I think, the Third Folio, to find Costard saying "Guerdon!
Love's Labour's Lost is one of William Shakespeare's early comedies, believed to have been written in. .
Love's Labour's Lost is one of William Shakespeare's early comedies, believed to have been written in the mid-1590s, and first published in 1598. The play opens with the King of Navarre and three noble companions, Berowne, Dumaine, and Longaville, taking an oath to devote themselves to three years of study, promising not to give in to the company of women - Berowne somewhat more hesitantly than the others.
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Author: H. R. Woudhuysen,William Shakespeare
Publisher: Arden Shakespeare (June 25, 1998)
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Mr_KiLLaURa
I am a college adjunct faculty English teacher and I wanted a simple edition with notes for my class to read in the fall. I was going to order 20 of these for the class, but I am so glad I first bought one for myself. The paper edition doesn't have any spaces between the speakers, either, so it is difficult to read, even if it were written in language my students, mostly college freshmen, could easily understand. They would give up on this edition. Also, there are absolutely NO NOTES for students that define and explain some of the more obscure vocabulary and written expressions. The text underneath this edition on Amazon did NOT say that there were no notes. It is not helpful AT ALL for a new reader of Shakespeare or a reader who only read it in high school unwillingly. I am going to order something else for my class.
Xaluenk
As an English teacher, teaching Shakespeare can be quite a challenge. For modern students, trying to connect the concepts, theme, and setting of Romeo and Juliet can be quite a challenge. Keeping them engaged in the struggle of Shakespearean language is even more so. This version of the play is accurate and most importantly, entertaining. We, as a class, will read a portion of the play and then I will show this film to help cement ideas, dialogue, and characters. The students love the film, laugh, and respond better to the play than without!
Shem
As noted by other reviewers, this edition provides but a fraction of what it promises. There are no annotations, no photographs — a historical impossibility of monumental absurdity — of the author, nor any of the other promised features. Beyond that, it does not even include a dramatis personnae, a hallowed standard for any dramatic work. Even the ratings provided by Kindle were for other Shakespeare plays. ... Is there no quality control for works published by Kindle? This was such a sham that it makes me very leery about future purchases from Kindle, especially for editions with which I am not familiar.
Voodoolkree
I purchased this book for my English class and none of the lines are numbered. I cannot use this book now because I need to include the line numbers when I quote.
Weernis
Written amidst Shakespeare's tragedies, "Measure For Measure" is the Bard's last comedy and perhaps his darkest. In all Shakespearean comedy, conflict, villainy, or immorality disrupt the moral order, but harmony ultimately prevails. Not so with this comedy. As one critic has it, "Measure" leaves playgoers with many questions and few answers. Or does it? More about that in a moment. First, about the title. It's from the Bible. In the Old Testament there's "breach for breach, eye for eye, tooth for tooth" (Leviticus 24). And, from the New Testament, "what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again" (Mathew 5). It's the theme of the play, but, as we shall see, it never gets the results hoped for, until the very end, when, to quote from another of Shakespeare's plays, "mercy seasons justice."
The good Duke of Vienna, Vincentio, is concerned with the morals of his city. He enacts a number of reforms, then takes a sabbatical, and tells his deputy governor, Angelo, to see that the reforms are enforced. But Angelo goes too far: he enforces the law to the letter and shows no mercy for violators. Claudio is a victim of Angelo's strict enforcement policy. He's betrothed to Juliet, who is pregnant with his child. Because they are not yet married, he's arrested for fornication and sentenced to death by decapitation. Enter Isabella, Claudio's sister and the play's heroine. She's a young novice preparing to become a nun on the very day of his execution, and makes an appeal to Angelo for leniency. Her plea is reminiscent of Portia's words to Shylock in "The Merchant of Venice." "Merciful heaven, / Thou rather with thy sharp and sulfurous bolt / Splits the unwedgeable and gnarled oak / Than the soft myrtle; but man, proud man, / Dressed in a little brief authority, / Most ignorant of what he's most assured / His glassy essence, like an angry ape / Plays such fantastic tricks before high heaven / As makes the angels weep." As with Shylock, Angelo is unmoved. Rather, he offers to release Claudio in exchange for sex. Isabella refuses, even though it means her brother's death. "Better it were a brother died at once, than that a sister, by redeeming him, should die forever."
The good Duke, meanwhile, has not taken a sabbatical after all, but has been masquerading as a friar. But for what purpose? To determine if Angelo will do the right thing? Shakespeare doesn't say. He advises Isabella to trick Angelo by agreeing to meet with him and then sending another woman in her place. Enter Mariana. She was once betrothed to Angelo, until Angelo learned her dowry was lost at sea, at which point he called off the engagement. Mariana agrees to assume Isabella's identity and sleep with Angelo to secure Claudio's release. The bed trick goes as planned, but Angelo reneges on his promise and orders the immediate execution of Claudio. The Duke intervenes and Claudio is spared, but neither Angelo nor Isabella know this; they think Claudio is dead. The Duke then informs the deputy that he is returning home.
Angelo and court officials greet the Duke at the city gates. Isabella and Mariana are also there, and call upon the Duke to redress their wrongs. Instead, the Duke has Isabella arrested and orders Angelo to marry Mariana. Once they are married, he sentences Angelo to death for the murder of Claudio. At this point, Shakespeare takes some liberties that many think makes for an implausible and unsatisfactory ending. In his succinct and compelling book, "Shakespeare and Forgiveness," Professor William H. Matchett makes sense of the play's incongruities, as we shall see in a moment.
Isabella is released. Upon hearing of Angelo's death sentence, she goes before the Duke to plea for mercy. But instead of telling Isabella her brother is alive, the Duke proposes marriage. Nothing has prepared the audience for this. Matchett suggests: "The point is that Isabella must consider Claudio dead if Shakespeare is not to lose his big scene: her true saintliness is only shown in her forgiving Angelo despite her thinking he has killed Claudio. The Duke must remain an almost inhuman manipulator to keep her in this position. And so he does."
Isabella (kneeling): "Most bounteous sir, / Look, if it please you, on this man condemned, / As if my brother lived. I partly think / A due sincerity governed his deeds, / Till he did look on me. Since this is so, / Let him not die. My brother had but justice, / In that he did the thing for which he died. / For Angelo, / His act did not overtake his bad intent, / And must be buried but as an intent / That perished by the way. Thoughts are not subjects, / Intents but merely thoughts." The Duke pardons Angelo, and once again proposes marriage. Isabella answers with silence. Comments Matchett: "Shakespeare has staged a most dramatic forgiveness scene at the climax of his play, but at the cost of establishing Isabella's moral integrity by damaging the Duke's. It throws the whole mutuality of their marriage into doubt."
He adds: "Perhaps we should accept the created image without worrying about the Duke's character. . . . One has to admit, however, that the Duke's proposal--`I have a motion much imports your good'--is about as arrogantly self-centered as they come, while the silence with which Isabella meets it, Shakespeare having provided her with no response, has allowed many modern productions to substitute denial for consent. This no doubt violates the assumption of Shakespeare's play, but it allows recognition of the discomfort created by the forgiveness scene." The play ends with Isabella learning her brother is alive and well, but the question of her marrying the Duke is a matter of interpretation. However, in the final analysis, the full measure of forgiveness outweighs Angelo's measure of misdeeds, and trumps the play's defects.
Ochach
I did not want to see this movie for years after its release. I consider myself a purist where the Bard of Avon is concerned. I adored the films Henry V & Much Ado About Nothing, both directed and starring Kenneth Branaugh, Richard III starring and directed by Olivier. Period costumes, true to Shakespeare's lines, etc. I began to change when I realized (fairly early on in watching it) that 10 Things I Hate About You, was a delightful retelling of The Taming Of The Shrew. Eventually I watched this and found a gem. From the factions portrayed as rival gangs, to the outstanding delivery of the lines. The true crowning jewel is the over the top performance by the inimitable John Leguizamo. As Tibalt, John is amazing.
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Anonymity In The RSA Inquiry
Norman Arendse, the inquiry leader, said that one problem facing the commission was the request by some witnesses to remain anonymous
The inquiry into events in South African swimming has received between 15 to 20 written submissions so far, reports from the tip of the Dark Continent suggest.
"We want to encourage more people to come out, and if they are concerned about victimisation, we want to assure them they will have protection," said Norman Arendse, leading the inquiry.
The commission will hold hearings for swimmers on Thursday, and for coaches and officials on Friday.
Arendse, a senior counsel, told the SA media that the commission needed to look at the submissions more closely. "One is unable to decide on the veracity of the allegations, and obviously that needs to be tested. There are allegations, counter-allegations, denials. These submissions weren't made under oath, we'll have to inquire a bit more."
The commission was established by Swimming SA after several claims emerged, including allegations that head coach Dirk Lange had struck a swimmer and team manager Rushdee Warley had instructed Jean-Marie Neethling, Ryk's youngest sister, not to speak Afrikaans. Context would be helpful, of course, when such allegations are made, though we will get none until the inquiry reports.
Arendse said that one problem facing the commission was the request by some witnesses to remain anonymous. Anonymity is useful in some contexts but it also allows many a false claim to be made, of course. Said Arendse: "We've had two or three people making statements and asking to remain anonymous, and at the moment their wish has been granted. Closer to the time we're going to have to ask people if they're prepared to make their names known, at least if only to the accused. It would not be disclosed publicly or to Swimming SA. We would also like to hear from people who made submissions on other issues that we identified as important, such as the performance of the team (at the Beijing Olympics, where the SA team failed to win a medal), and did these issues affect performance?"