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Q: How can I get previews of open windows using GTK2? I am thinking about maybe creating a tasklist widget using GTK2. This widget should show previews of all open windows. It does not matter whether the previews update in real time or not.
I already have some knowledge of GTK2 and libwnck, and I have created my own widgets before.
How do I get previews of open windows using GTK2? What general methods are available for doing this kind of thing, and what might I need to research? Please note that I do not want to use anything that depends on OpenGL.

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I'm still here (kinda.) I've had a busy coupla days and the next few WILL be even more intense. I'm currently at the other end of the state, in Huntsville (Hunts-vegas) and exhausted from driving so many hours. Yet, not really ready to sleep.
I think LOML* may be a little upset. Just as I got into Huntsville, I realized I had left a crucial item at home. Since my mom is coming up tomorrow, I asked him to drive it to her house - 45 minutes away. He graciously agreed to do it for me after asking, "Do you REALLY need it?" I assured him it was necessary, and he made the trip for me. I feel really bad.
I ALSO feel really bad for not posting much. Since I'm so tired and really need to crawl under the sheets ASAP, I'm simply and quickly going to share with you some links and stuff that amused me.
Time to go, even if I don't sleep, I have almost 700 blogs to sort through in my feed- reader. Sigh! So much to do!


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Selections from a long out-of-print monograph that I wrote about Edward Thomas twenty years ago. I thought that I might drop the occasional extract in to keep my home page fresh whilst I pull together material for my next publication.
A Bleak but Honest Resolution
from Chapter 1
Escape and idiocy
The personal and social issues with which Thomas grappled in his poetry are monumental in their complexity. In words which drew upon his love of the countryside are to be found the consciousness and paralysis of social alienation, the response to the challenge posed by a self-made, socially and politically aware father and an eventual rejection of religious belief. That Thomas should have memorials in the stained glass of church windows is ironic, though perhaps illustrative of the obscured picture of Thomas left by a grieving wife and daughter, both of whom found solace in religion. Their memoirs, combined with those of Eleanor Farjeon, have influenced the subsequent biographical and critical treatment of the poet to the detriment, I would argue, of his reputation as a poet and socially relevant thinker. Thomas can be read as a 'mirror of England', as long as that England is today's place of continued social change where traditional beliefs are under strain, for it is to this England that Thomas's poetry remains relevant.
Edward Thomas was brought up as a Unitarian and held to the essential principles of Unitarianism all his life. It is easy to see the tents of this religious movement reflected in Edward Thomas the individual. Unitarianism encourages an individualistic and deeply personal approach to belief. It allows scope for a wide range of beliefs and doubts.Truth is the goal of the individual, rather than the end of a teleological social movement in the Comtean, Hegelian or Marxist sense. Every Sunday, in the Unitarian chapel, Edward Thomas would be amongst a relatively isolated group of people, united by shared values rather than a creed. Individuals would be encouraged to derive insights into religious truths from other faiths, science, the natural world and the arts. Blind faith would be discouraged and certainly, at no one point in his life would Thomas ever experience the comfort of absolute belief. Instead, religious insight would be tested by rational thought and inner feeling.'Prove all things: hold fast to that which is good' (1 Thes v.21) is the scriptural text that best describes Unitarian thought.
Edward Thomas's father, Philip Thomas, was the archetypal Unitarian, in as much as Unitarianism attracts people with an interest in social change. The closest resemblance to a Unitarian creed might be 'deeds speak louder than words'. In Edward Thomas's choice to live by the word, therefore, the germ of a conflict with his politically active father existed from the start of his literary career. Philip Thomas's later abandonment of Unitarianism for Comtean Positivism was part of a wider defection from one world view to the other that had its roots in the USA in 1910. Comtean Positivism's spiritual world embraced all the realms of thought, including science. It was humanity-centred and its adherents worshipped notable figures from history who had gained subjective immortality. (Ironically, Edward Thomas would later fall into this category of the literary immortals having been a failure in his father's eyes when alive). The signs of the philosophical materialism that would later emerge in Philip Thomas's shift to positivism were already evident early in the time of Edward's childhood. Edward, for example, would accompany his father to lectures at Kelmscott House by the atheist Grant Allen and the Marxist, William Morris. Father and son would attend lectures by luminaries of the socialist tradition at the Washington Music Hall - Michael Davitt of the revolutionary Irish Land League, John Burns, Kier Hardie and others. His father's defection, in effect an open declaration for atheism and a logical and godless universe, was to pose a persistent intellectual challenge to Edward Thomas's own belief system, one which would lead to much of the mental struggle played out in his poetry.
The major tenets of Unitarianism might all be said to have influenced Thomas's poetry. These would include the non-existence of an afterlife, the quest for truth and meaning in life, the unity of humankind and creation, insights that are repeatedly tested by rational thought. The content of his poetry was often held in tension (as was his life) between, on the one hand, adherence to this 'creed' and escape from the burden it represented on the other. The happy, blind ignorance of the Lob-like figures, tramps, gypsies, and children of his poems represented an escapist ideal, a contentment he sought, but failed to achieve in life. His life became on long dalliance with 'escape', for example:
from his father's world of workaday routine and radical politics to a literary life,
as a boy, from the suburbs to the commons,
as a young man, from the town to the country,
as a married man, from wife and family to his literary friends,
from house to house,
to contemplation of suicide,
to army life and so on.
Yet, though the thought of escape was a constant temptation, the need to search for truth and respond to the gauntlet of action and Positivist certainty laid down by his father dogged him mercilessly. The constantly searching, striving and ambitious Thomas, very much in the mould of his father, is the ever-present other of his poems. Here lies the rational consciousness, the Unitarian consciousness, the Positivist consciousness that rendered the Lob-like escapism sinful to Thomas's mind or, at best, a form of idiocy in Wordsworthian and Marxian senses. Wordsworthian, in that idiocy is a state to be tolerated if innocent, as in The Idiot Boy. Marxian, in recognising that idiocy (and innocence) are wiped out in their various forms by the progress of capitalism, which leaves consciousness of alienation in its wake, if not consciousness of its cause.
Escape, for Thomas, very soon lost its innocence. During the early part of his writing career and life as a jobbing hack, he quickly began to feel his way of life to be out of step with his personal creed. His aspiration to live by the pen offered little escape from the necessity of providing for his family through the production of commodities for sale in the literary market place. He was soon admitting to George Bottomley that his work was about production, rather than composition and that his and that his writing for Oxford was 'just inkhorn work'. Later, Thomas wrote that he was not 'able to do anything but eat & drink & earn a living'. Neither did the escape to a rural idyll provide an escape from the gnawing persistence of personal ambition or, when it did, the moment was of such brief intensity as to become the subject of poetry in later life.
One manifestation of this debilitating ambition was the urge he had to earn money, only to stretch himself more and more financially, as though spending was itself a form of escape. The move to the big new house at Wick Green, on top of paying for his children to attend Bedales School, in part, contributed to his nervous breakdown. He suffered from the 'worry of many books and a big garden' and 'the necessity of more overproduction', he told Bottomley. He was 'plagued by such little thoughts as how much shall I earn next week' and the fact that he was driven to 'writing badly and much, because I am getting little money'. Money became an obsession and a factor in his eventual decision to enlist. He would enlist 'if ordinary work fails', he told Bottomley. Once in the army, he rationalised taking the commission with more money 'to get a larger pension for Helen'.
Social ambition and the desire for an outward display of personal improvement was driven by a need to compete with his father, whose own rise through the civil service ranks was mirrored in the purchases of ever-larger houses in South London, and the friends and contemporaries from his Oxford days onward who, one way of another, had each made a success of their lives in material terms or benefited form inherited wealth. He also must have felt the need to keep up appearances with the leisured literati in whose circles he moved; people such as Clifford Bax and Vivian Locke Ellis. In short, Edward Thomas was no more or less immune to social pressures than any one else would be from his suburban origins of lower middle-class respectability. A fear of sliding down the social scale up which his father had scrambled must have been ever-present. His concern to preserve a middle-class respectability manifested itself in a fastidiousness over appearances, clothes and money. Whatever his literary ambition might have been, the values of suburbia would never leave him. 'I must do something in order to feel that I am really a wage earner', he confessed to Bottomley.
The fact that he had escaped to the country as a place to live and from where he might earn his living changed nothing. In fact he soon recognised his own suburbanite's notion of the rural idyll as a sham. Arcadia and the rural idyll were not enough; neither was walking in the country. 'It is no use walking, for I do nothing but feed my eyes when I walk, & it has at last occurred to me that is not enough' he told Bottomley. He valued a pure rusticity' rather than anything feigned. He criticised Rathbone for being' mediocre and pastoral' with 'faint…original feeling'. Here pastoralism became, for him, a term of derision, coupled with the feeling that there was much more that was original to write about.
Living by the pen as a countryman had offered no escape and his work as a writer, driven as it was by material need and social ambition, rendered his art as commodity for sale, rather than the search for truth which might have provided a justification for the work he produced. Whether living amidst nature or writing about it, the form his work took was no substitute for the truth his Unitarian-influenced consciousness sought. 'There is no form that suits me', he told Bottomley. He had earlier compared himself, much to his own detriment, with W. H. Davies, who wrote with 'clearness, compactness and felicity', the implication being that felicity is the measure of a true work. He knew he would only find felicity in a truer method', implying that his method to date had been false. If his move to the country and his writing on rural themes reflected his search, however flawed, for new forms of living and working, then his own attempted transformation from townsman to countryman was representative of the suburbanisation and destruction of former ways of life or states of idiocy.
Thomas's thwarted desire to escape rendered him painfully conscious of his own alienation,a state felt by many, but which he would articulate for others in his poetry. Thomas would learn the hard lesson of all thinking people in the current age, i.e. to be 'content with discontent' (The Glory). He would be tortured in the dialectic of this resignation, i.e. contentment, even with discontent, had a quality of sinfulness that made a searching discontent wrong, especially as it led to an impotence and very opposite of his father's potent political and philosophical activity and beliefs. However, Thomas can certainly be said to have rejected an unthinking contentment, a pure contentment, or idiocy and, in so doing, he recognised that, however desirable (and he was repeatedly tempted) to flee over the horizon to some rural idyll in which he might commune with nature, this would offer no escape. He rejected contentment as a state of innocence or idiocy that could not be recovered. It was an unreal state, a sinful state.
He felt his search for truth would always be compromised in his production of commodities for sale. It was not until changes to his personal circumstances made a commitment to poetry possible that the flight from reality would be checked. It was poetry that provided him with the vehicle in which the conflict between the real and the unreal could be fought out and in which he might create the concrete. This is what Thomas's poetry is about, not the country. His long-held ambition as a writer was, in fact,to 'cease to write about the country'. 'Artists don't write about anything', he told Bottomley. He used Pater to illustrate his point. 'I do not see the necessity for his work', he said of Pater, he saw 'nothing in it which was beyond his control'. For Thomas, it was the uncontrolled element that was important and must be sought, or rather, allowed to emerge in art. This was a view of art as something essential to the quest for truth and, if closed to new ideas, it lost its raison d'être, i.e. as Thomas implied of Pater's work, there was no 'necessity' in it.
We worry too little about generalisations in our anxiety for facts, he complained to Bottomley. Instead, he pleads for 'a little more playfulness in science'. His critique of science is, in fact the classic criticism of empiricist science, or positivism and, by default, a criticism of his father's worldview. Real discoveries will not come from the simple accumulation of facts. The search for truth must also involve combining the facts in new ways in order to establish generalisations that represent a qualitative shift in our understanding. For example, Darwin had the same facts to hand as other men. It was how he played with those facts, recombining them in new ways, which led to a revolution in thought. Play, in the sense Thomas used, is about give and movement and looseness. It is qualitative rather than quantitative: tending to intuition rather than observation, emotive rather than rational, inductive rather than deductive.
Thomas likened his own prose work to empirical science. He explained to Bottomley how the notebooks he used to collect facts for his prose works 'came between nature and emotional response' and 'spoil the natural rhythm of his work'. He transferred his own problems with notebook art onto 'the other man', the writer who did not like writing, in In Pursuit of Spring.
He had been attempting the impossible task of reducing undigested notes about all sorts of details to a grammatical, continuous narrative. He abused notebooks violently…if he had taken none, then only the important, what he truly cared for, would have survived in his memory, arranged not perhaps as they were in nature, but at least according to the tendencies of his own spirit.
In the words of 'the other man' are expressed Thomas's own frustrations as a hack writer of prose. 'Prose can't transmute matter', he would tell Bottomley. 'Poetry in verse is at one with the tides and the pulse; prose is chaos cut up into beds & borders & fountains & rustic work like a garden.A merely great intellect can produce great prose, but not poetry'. 'I hope I'm not literal and matter of fact', he told Bottomley. Poetry, for Thomas, was not about the recording of the observed or writing about something. It was about the transmutation of that which he experienced into something new, the uncontrolled element that would take him nearer to the truth he sought in his poetic quest, an understanding that was completely in accord with his Unitarian conscience. In the light of this, when he said that 'artists don't write about anything', he meant that poetry would not come from notebooks.
He wanted words to transmute, not to record, aspects of the world around. The role of literature, as he saw it, was a play on words that sought to get behind what was observable on the surface. That he was prompted by the thought that 'there must be something more than this' does not make him unique. In an age of uncertainty, such a question is common to the human experience of most people at one time or another and it was Thomas's searching for more that keeps his work relevant today. What he found, and how he responded to the Godless and amoral universe he uncovered, must be understood to appreciate his poetry fully and the relevance of its message to the living. He had written to Bottomley about his reading of Nietzsche and shortly after of how 'Nature makes these beautiful things so carelessly' whilst he had 'to earn a living'. A Godless nature that is careless of human affairs that seem, on the surface, to be so pressing, was to become, together with escape and idiocy, an ever-strengthening theme in his short-lived poetic project.
The Unitarian creed guiding him in his quest for 'something more' was one in which insight would be tested by rational thought and inner feeling. Any untested thought in poetry would have been catagorised by Thomas as the sort of rhetoric he came to reject in the critical studies he made of his former idols, Pater and Swinburne, written between 1911 and 1913. This is why Robert Frost, a poet who himself eschewed rhetoric, appealed to Thomas so much. Thomas's review of Frost's North of Boston was also a vindication of his own theory of poetry. Of Frost's poems he said, 'these poems are revolutionary because they lack the exaggeration of rhetoric, and even at first sight appear to lack the poetic intensity of which rhetoric is an imitation'.
Typically, Thomas's poems have an aspect representative of escape, or contentment. In Old Man, it is 'the child' (in contrast to the poem's title), who exists in the state of being, i.e. a happy ignorance, or idiocy. In the war poem, Snow, a child offers her metaphorical interpretation of snow.
They have killed the white bird up there in her nest,
The down is fluttering from her breast!'
In The Path, the path itself offers a fairyland of delights for children, 'winding like silver…with gold, olive, and emerald', as if it might have led 'to some legendary or fancied place'. The wandering old man in Man and Dog, exists in a state of child-like contentment. He wanders, seemingly at will, 'hoeing and harvesting / I half the shires where corn and couch will grow'. A similar character appears as Old Jack Norman in May the Twenty-third. 'Jaunty and old, crooked and tall', he is the epitome of ambition-free contentment, growing out of the countryside 'like the leaf and bur / That clung to his coat from last night's bed'. He does not deal in commodities to live. When questioned about the content of his basket he replies:
I don't want to sell,
Take them and the flowers, too, free.
'And I paid nothing then', said Thomas in The Gypsy, in gratitude for the grace of a gypsy girl…
As I pay nothing now with the dipping of my pen
For her brother's music when he drummed the tambourine
And stamped his feet, which made the workmen passing grin,
Whilst his mouth-organ changed to a rascally Bacchanal dance
'Over the hills and far away'…
In contrast to Thomas's own commodified work, the gypsy boy's art was freely given.
The blind idiocy, innocence, contentment, ambition-free communion with nature which characterises the portrayal of children, tramps and gypsies, are above epitomised in Lob. Perhaps this is simply a patriotic poem. Strangely, for a poem by Thomas, this might be read at face-value, as a celebration of a strain of folklore that has run through English history. It can be read as though one side of Thomas's character was dominant throughout. In Lob, Thomas offers a celebration, in easy, conversational, rhymed couplets, of the robust and poetic naming spirit which is synonymous with the traditions of rural history. The named, yet tantalisingly anonymous creator of place-names such as 'The Hog's Back', 'Mother Dunch's Buttocks', fairy stories, legends, jokes and folk names for wildlife, is an eponymous character who unites the traditions of the countryside through time. Yet this apparently free and timeless spirit of folklore is very much a product of Thomas and the suburban mind. Who, outside a coterie of suburban folklorist would have been aware of the traditional names that Thomas details in the poem? These were no longer part of a living tradition, but rather specimens for collection by the enthusiast. Once the traditions become the conscious preoccupation of the few, they have already ceased to be the unconscious linguistic coinage of the many. The very act of writing the poem was dependent on the Cecil Sharpean acquisitiveness of the enthusiast observer.
That the poem is a parody of the sentimental pastoralism he despised in the work of Rathbone** and others becomes clear on close inspection. Lob talks of a footpath sunk into dereliction. Whilst apparently free, Lob is confined to 'No-Man's Land', the rural spaces between private property, places for tramps and gypsies, with the additional connotations of the land to which the rustic Lob's of Thomas's day were being condemned in the war.
The villages, 'Seldom seen except by aeroplanes', may seem secluded. Yet the 'three Manningfords, - Abbots, Bohun and Bruce', evoking a soft and organic rural scene, have their seclusion shattered by the deliberate intrusion of hard technology, just as 'Ages ago the road / Approached', only to be met with hostility and defiance from the rustic inhabitants. Village life and the belief systems of the villagers are presented as vulnerable, at the dawning of the end of isolation and idiocy. The villagers' and Lob's defiance, in this context, mark a persistence of idiocy, feeding the wilful nostalgia of outside observers in the face of inevitable change.
Thomas lulls anyone who reads this poem at face value as a patriotic poem into a false sense of security. Here lies the trap. For though the poem evokes times past wistfully, this is subordinate to Thomas's purposeful recording of the inevitable death of rural life, together with all its certainties founded on isolation, ignorance and folklore. The reader who wakes up to Thomas's true intent discovers the poem to be the other to its whole self, replicating his own experience, i.e. that the country offered no place of escape, only the temptation of sinful escapism.
That the temptation to give in to an easy contentment, an unquestioning state of idiocy, was an aspect of Thomas's complex persona there is no doubt. It was always his other self. In The Other, his loud-mouthed alter-ego in the tap room 'loudly… asked for me', but Thomas dared 'not follow after / Too close'. Yet there was never a complete release from the temptation of abandonment.
He goes: I follow: no release
Until he ceases. Then also shall I cease.
Thomas's poems repeatedly illustrate states of contentment and oneness with nature, for example:
the 'woodman's cot' in Interval, which 'hunches soft / Under storm's wing' and 'has no care';
the 'La - la - la!' of The Unknown Bird;
the 'fraction' of himself which seems to float 'through the window' to find Beauty, in the poem of that name, 'Down in the misting, dim-lit, quiet vale';
the 'kind of bliss' that lays 'spiritualized… / In the perpetual yesterday' of Parting;
the contentment of the drunkard in Head and Bottle who 'neither sees, nor hears, nor smells, nor thinks';
or in July, Thomas's response to the 'Long hours since dawn…' of a summer's day which 'Brims my mind with content thus still to lie'.
Rarely, however, is this oneness with nature untroubled at some point. The Bridge is the exception that proves the rule, where, at a resting place between the past and future, Thomas lived for the 'moment brief / Between two lives'. There are the notable instances also in poems about poetic composition, such as Words and Aspens, where he literally abandoned himself to words, being metaphorically passive as a'crack in a wall / Or a drain' for words 'To Whistle through', or like aspens which 'must shake their leaves' when a wind of words blows.
Nevertheless, much the greater part of Thomas's poetry is about his rejection of a communion with nature. It often reflects his Unitarian striving for truth and, more importantly, the truth that he believed he had ultimately found, i.e. a Godless and purposeless universe. To what extent his father's conversion to a Comtean ethic, founded on empirical science and a religion of humanity, influenced Thomas is not exactly clear. That it must have done to some degree is certain. Thomas may have held a wistful longing for the idiocy of the children, tramps and gypsies he encountered, but wilful ignorance was not an option for him. Neither was there any consolation in the truth that he found. Unlike the happy ignorance of childhood, knowledge was a burden to Thomas and something to be endured. To pretend otherwise was, he felt, a betrayal of his art and his use of language. Famously, after years of hack work, Thomas would no longer countenance such a betrayal of language, a point made explicit in I Never Saw That Land Before.
I should use, as the trees and birds did,
A language not to be betrayed;
His response to the burden of knowledge, as he saw it, was one of stoic acceptance, especially in his later poems. In It Was Upon,Thomas recalled the blind optimism of a Lob-like 'wandering man'. '"The lattermath / Will be a fine one." So the stranger said'. With 'a score years' experience behind him in later life, Thomas reconsidered the 'unaccomplished prophecy' of the stranger's words and, with a knowing weariness, posed the question again as it related to the colder and less hospitable reality he now faced, 'wondering, / What of the lattermath to this hoar Spring?'
Returning now to Old Man, the child's innocent thinking of nothing contrasts with Thomas's own consciousness of nothing, which is a sad, lonely realisation of the purposelessness of the universe that holds nothing for anyone. All that remains is 'an avenue, dark, nameless, without end'.
In Snow, the innocent child's poignant metaphor is overshadowed by a parallel and darker metaphor, i.e. death of the dove of peace, as the harbinger of the catastrophe of war.
In The Path, the children's fairyland way just ends 'sudden… where the wood ends' - then nothing, just like the 'avenue' in Old Man. The path's precious, jewel-like attraction offered only a diversion, nothing more than false and childish hope.
The Lob-like figure in Man and Dog cannot live apart from the modern world. 'His sons, three sons, were fighting' and he means 'In the trenches' when he says 'Many a man sleeps worse (than him) tonight'. When he goes, it is 'for good', like Jack Noman, in May the 23rd, who 'disappeared'. Thomas knew that lives like this were no longer viable. The Romany too, in The Gypsy, was lost into 'the hollow wooded land… as he played and stamped his tune, "Over the hills and far away"', away to some other place - not this one.Over the Hills is a poem about Thomas's search for this other place. He had a glimpse of that Utopia, where a gypsy-like communion with nature was possible, when he 'passed the horizon ridge / To a new country'. But he could never find that place again and had to live with regret.
…I did not know my loss
Till one day twelve months later suddenly
I leaned upon my spade and saw it all,
Though far beyond the sky-line. It became
Almost a habit through the year for me
To lean and see it and think to do the same
Again for two days and a night. Recall
Was in vain….
The Lofty Sky, written the day after Over the Hills, is again about Thomas's desire to escape and the impossibility of this aspiration. Comparing himself to a tench that rises from the 'weeds and mud' at the river bottom to play
Among the lily leaves
And sees the sky, or grieves Not if he nothing sees:…
Unlike the unthinking idiot state of the fish, Thomas was conscious of his condition and would have escaped of he could.
…I know that trees
Under that lofty sky
Are weeds, fields mud, and I
Would arise and go far
To where the lilies are.
But the lilies are not the sky, they are, in fact, symbolic of death. Did the latter offer the only genuine way to escape?
The 'new country' in Over the Hills and 'that lofty sky'… 'where the lilies are', become 'That land / My home' in Home(1). In this poem, 'That land'; that state of abandonment he wanted but rejected in The Other, offers no real escape from 'Remembering ills'. Instead, he has to endure, stoically and consciously, life as it is by turning a blind eye to its ills.
Until blindness come, I must wait
And blink at what is not good.
The happy ignorance of his children, tramp and gypsy figures was not for him. A condition of his unremitting search for truth was that he must never succumb to the unknowing satisfaction of his other.
In Health, he said that a beauty, unencumbered by the realities of day-to-day life, i.e. a non-referential beauty, 'would still be far off / However many hills I climbed over'. His condition was such that he would never be satisfied. He had to continue, 'Even with knowing I never could be satisfied.' The oneness, the communion with nature, the idiocy of an unthinking state was not for him, as it was for birds and sun.
I could not be as the wagtail running up and down
The warm tiles of the roof slope, twittering
Happily and sweetly as if the sun itself
Extracted the song
As the hand makes sparks from the fur of a cat:
I could not be as the sun.
Nor should I be content to be
As little as the bird or as mighty as the sun.
For the bird knows not of the sun,
And the sun regards not the bird.
But I am almost proud to love both bird and sun,
Though scarce this Spring could my body leap four yards.
In The Glory, even nature in all its glory would never seduce him to abandon his unthinking self. 'The glory invites me' he says, 'yet it leaves me scorning'. Not for him the blind ignorance of the birds in the hazel copse, the 'short-lived happy-seeming things'. He had instead to 'be content with discontent'. This was his natural state, just as the 'larks and swallows are perhaps with wings'. He would not choose an animal-like integration with nature, yet, still he asks, 'shall I let all go?' The pull and temptation offered by his other self would not let go and he could not bring himself to 'bite the day to the core'. The implication of taking wholly from the tree of knowledge and discarding the last vestiges of belief, exchanging and Eden (or 'the glory of the garden', for that is what the title of his poem implies), for the knowledge that nature holds no purpose, that the universe is a Godless place and to go where his father had gone intellectually, was simply a bite too far. In fact, nearly all Thomas's poems present us with the half-eaten apple of contentment, bitten into by discontent.
In Home (1), the contentment that he might have found in 'That land, / My home' was marred by the likelihood of 'dreams of return' to reality and 'Remembering ills'. In The Owl, written the next day, his escape from the cold inhospitable world to the inn where he had 'food, fire and rest' was marred by the 'melancholy cry' of the owl. The wise bird, symbol of knowledge, would not leave his tap-room 'other' in a sweet, intoxicated state of repose. On the contrary, 'my repose' was…
Salted and sobered, too, by the bird's voice
Speaking for all who lay under the stars,
Soldiers and poor, unable to rejoice.
In But These Things Also, there is no complete escape from Winter, even in Spring. Even the unalloyed pleasure of the young couple in Lovers,consumed wholly by their passion, is met by the knowing, voyeuristic commentary of their elders, who represent Thomas's own thoughts. To the consummation of sexual passion, the voyeurs bring the reality of war. 'There are more things than one…' said George (voicing Thomas's own obsession with the impossibility of achieving oneness with nature), '…/ A man might turn into a wood for'. 'He has not got a gun' replies Jack, with an overt reference to the war. 'It's a bit too much of a good thing.' The Eden of the lovers is a false Eden, an illusion which draws them, whilst they succumb, into a state of idiocy. Thomas expanded on the truth of this in the companion poem to Lovers, written the following day, i.e. In Memoriam (Easter, 1915), in which the men and their sweethearts are parted by war and death.
In Home (2), the contentment, or idiocy, of the labourer finding absorption in his work, is contrasted with the restless wandering of the alienated poet. On the one hand, the labourer…
…went along, his tread
Slow, half with weariness, half with ease;
And, through the silence, from his shed
The sound of sawing rounded all
That silence said.
On the other hand, the poet 'had come back / That eve somehow from somewhere far'. The steadfast labourer in his shed provides at once a contrast with the wandering restlessness of Thomas himself, as well as an idealised metaphor for the life of a man of letters crafting work in his hill-top study, to which Thomas once aspired as described in When First.
When I first came here I had hope,
Hope for I knew not what. Fast beat My heart at the sight of the tall slope
Or grass and yews, as if my feet
Only by scaling its steps of chalk
Would see something no other hill
Ever disclosed…


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Najib's 100th Day – New Promises? Just Shut-Up, Please
July 11th, 2009 by financetwitter
President Obama shot down the idea of a second stimulus package, something which many had speculated thanks to the suckers' rally that has lost its steam, clarifying that the first stimulus should be given time to show its effect. Obama urged Americans to be patient as his economic recovery plan was designed to work over two years *gulp*, not four months. Unfortunately more than two million jobs have lost and Americans continue to suffer. Naturally the Republicans took the opportunity to criticize the president and said the first stimulus has theoretically taken US$10,000 away from every American household to bailout companies but in return Americans do not feel a dollar richer.
During such critical stage, Obama did the right thing by setting the right expectation in explaining to the voters that the economy will not get any better soon, at least not within two years. If the president needs to maintain the trust of Americans, he has no other choice but to tell the truth. The earnings season which will kicks into high gear next week will be the immediate yardstick in measuring the health of American companies since the first stimulus package. You don't make empty promises you can't deliver especially if you're the President of the United States of America. Time will tell if Americans will handover another four years to Obama after his first term.
Former Malaysia Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi learned the hard way when he over-promised the voters and as a result lost heavily in the Mar 2008 general election. Badawi was further humiliated when he was forced out of the office by none other than his own deputy, Najib Razak, who today made a series of "sweet" promises in conjunction with his 100th day as Prime Minister. As anticipated all the government-controlled newspapers sing the song of praises to Najib and all the ministers did the standard operating procedures (SOP) – Najib is the best and Najib is the greatest hero since the creation of Superman *yawn*.
Najib announced that road users will enjoy 20% discount if they pay toll more than 80 times per month. Whoa! This is indeed the greatest mankind invention since bread and compass. It beats me why only motorists who pay more than 80 times per month will enjoy the pathetic 20% discount when in fact the parasite concessionaires who are sucking the average-Joes money everyday due to extremely lopsided agreement should be stopped since the first day Najib took office. Of course we know that these concessionaires are actually the right-pocket of Najib's administration (UMNO) so to buy over the roads actually means to slaughter the goose that lays golden eggs. Coincidently according to a poll by Merdeka Center, Najib's popularity has skyrocketed to 65% from a mere 42% just before he became the country's sixth prime minister.
Let's give him the benefit of doubt and his approval rating has indeed climbed to 65% currently. No doubt he's a better prime minister than his successor Abdullah Badawi. Opposition parties PKR-DAP-PAS should take this seriously and work doubly hard to ensure continuous support from the voters. Already the people have seen the benefits of having a strong opposition to check and balance the corrupt ruling government. But could the 65% approval rating was due to the fact that the poll was carried on fence-sitters who naturally gave the thumbs-up compared to Abdullah Badawi who slept on the job most of the time? Even Najib's mentor, Mahathir, admitted the prime minister scored some points because he (Najib) doesn't sleep on the job *grin*. Perhaps Najib should call for a state-level election for Perak as his 65% populatiry could now translate into a sure-win election.
Najib also promised he would improve crime problem and combat corruption *yawn again*. Maybe the prime minister was trying to insult the peoples' intelligence once again. If he was serious about tackling the crime problem, the least he can do was to get rid of the current Inspector General of Police and appoint another person who can dedicate his or her time in crime prevention. We don't need a police chief who would not think twice about assaulting the public over wearing black shirts or pulling a supposedly respected House Speaker as if he (Speaker) was a dog. The IGP must be made to understand that he survives on taxpayers' money and not the prime minister's money. If Najib was serious about combating corruption, maybe he should put former transport minister Ling Liong Sik and Chan Kong Choy on trial over PKFZ RM12 billion's scandal. If my neighbor's dog could smell something fishy about these two former transport minister, certainly a prime minister who enjoys 65% approval rating knows these two individuals are not angels after all.
Perhaps Najib should, for once, get the police and anti-corruption to check on Selangor former Chief Minister Khir Toyo's claim that his controversial mansion costs only RM3.5million. If his mentor Mahathir is not convinced about Khir Toyo's story, definitely you don't expect us to believe him too, do you? I believe people will throw at least 80% of their support to Najib's administration if he can show at least the political will on the issue of crime and corruption. Hence to promise quality of life, quality of education, better rural infrastructure and public transportation are not necessarily. It would be miracle if he can focus on the main problems – crime and corruption. So don't over-promise because people are not stupid, not that they expect Najib's 100th day of goodies is something which are achievable in the first place. We've enough of Barisan Nasional's slogans thus Najib would do the people a great favor if he could just shut up.
No 30% stake for bumiputra but are you taking the bait?
PKFZ's RM12 Billion Scandal – Where're the Sharks?
Foreign Funds My Foot! Learn from Genting Singapore
PM Najib's Cronies and their Related Companies
Corruption, Government
Comment by Fi-sha on July 12, 2009 at 4:03 pm
Dear Encik Stocktube,Superman or Supermam?Thanks for speaking our mind about this 'joke'.
Comment by Bursa Street on July 16, 2009 at 12:56 pm
Stocktube, Pls shut up!http://bursastreet.blogspot.com/2009/07/stocktube-pls-shut-up.html
Comment by stocktube on July 17, 2009 at 12:18 pm
of course bursa street … maybe you'll only call the pm to shutup when your close one commit suicide from MACC building 😛
Comment by FINACE on July 19, 2009 at 8:33 pm
well said i could not have put it better
Comment by Anonymous on August 2, 2009 at 12:35 pm
Bursa street,You might be unable to SEE how you've (excused the harsh word) WHORED yourself to the Establishment/System, but I'd rather ignore you, as I would ignore (and chastise) any prettily posing (see your own pic – OMG) daughter or niece who can't see the essence of Justice and Humanism because of being blinded by the Establishment/system that you perceive as signing your paycheck.But believe me, girl, I cry a little for you. Jut a little…


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Dog Friendly Activities in Barker, NY
There are 2 dog friendly activities in Barker, and 6 more nearby. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Barker.
Golden Hill State Park
Golden Hill State Park Golden Hill State Park is pet-friendly. Bring your dog along to enjoy camping, fishing, boating, shoreline hiking, picnicking, nature walks and views of the historic lighthouse. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as they are cleaned up after. Golden Hill State Park is open Monday to Tuesday from 2:00pm to 4:00pm and Wednesday through Sunday from 9:00am to 5:30pm. See Details
BlackBird Cider Works
BlackBird Cider Works BlackBird Cider Works has two pet-friendly patios with a great view of the orchards. Chill out with Fido outside and treat him to his own bowl of water. They are open Monday to Tuesday from 11am to 5pm, Wednesday to Thursday from 11am to 6pm, Saturday from 11am to 6pm and Sunday from 12pm to 6pm. See Details
The Paw Park
The Paw Park Bring Fido to this off-leash dog park with separate fenced areas for small and large dogs. The Paw Park is a non-profit organization funded entirely on donations See Details
Amherst Paw Park
Amherst Paw Park Dog park near the North Amherst Recreation Center. See Details
Canalway Trail- Erie Canal Heritage Trail
Canalway Trail- Erie Canal Heritage Trail The Canalway Trail- Erie Canal Heritage Trail is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a nonprofit organization that is working to create a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. Previously an unused railroad corridor, this "rail-trail" is now a great place to walk Fido in Lockport! The map below shows a parking area with convenient access to the Canalway Trail- Erie Canal Heritage Trail. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy has generously provided map data for this trail to Bring Fido for informational purposes only. For more detailed trail information, please visit TrailLink.com. See Details
Canalway Trail- Erie Canal Heritage Trail The Canalway Trail- Erie Canal Heritage Trail is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a nonprofit organization that is working to create a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. Previously an unused railroad corridor, this "rail-trail" is now a great place to walk Fido in Gasport! The map below shows a parking area with convenient access to the Canalway Trail- Erie Canal Heritage Trail. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy has generously provided map data for this trail to Bring Fido for informational purposes only. For more detailed trail information, please visit TrailLink.com. See Details
Canalway Trail- Erie Canal Heritage Trail The Canalway Trail- Erie Canal Heritage Trail is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a nonprofit organization that is working to create a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. Previously an unused railroad corridor, this "rail-trail" is now a great place to walk Fido in Medina! The map below shows a parking area with convenient access to the Canalway Trail- Erie Canal Heritage Trail. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy has generously provided map data for this trail to Bring Fido for informational purposes only. For more detailed trail information, please visit TrailLink.com. See Details
Canalway Trail- Erie Canal Heritage Trail The Canalway Trail- Erie Canal Heritage Trail is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a nonprofit organization that is working to create a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. Previously an unused railroad corridor, this "rail-trail" is now a great place to walk Fido in Middleport! The map below shows a parking area with convenient access to the Canalway Trail- Erie Canal Heritage Trail. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy has generously provided map data for this trail to Bring Fido for informational purposes only. For more detailed trail information, please visit TrailLink.com. See Details
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Q: Accessing SharePoint from another domain I have following scenario:
SharePoint 2013 standalone installation, server is in xyz.local domain so users can simply access SharePoint Sites if they are in the domain. No host names were configured.
Now I need to add users from other office to SharePoint, but the other office is in different domain. How can I provide the users from other office access to SharePoint and what authentication method I shall use?

A: Using Forms Authentication which uses the "other domain" will be an option to consider.
However you will need

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*port 389 (LDAP) or 636 (LDAPS) to be opened on any of the DCs in the "other domain"

*service account on "other domain" whose password does not expire

Then follow the guide at http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34684
One additional step to the above guide is to include connectionUsername and connectionPassword in all the web.config section identified in the link above (see http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ronalg/archive/2014/04/14/sharepoint-2013-and-forms-based-authentication-configuration-for-open-ldap.aspx for example of these two key value pairs).

A: The domains need to have trust relationships. If they do, then you can just configure the people picker in SharePoint 2010 to query from the additional domains so you can add user access:
Here are steps to configure SharePoint to authenticate cross domain users.

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*Open Internal Firewall.

*configure a One way trust. SharePoint Domain trust the other domain.

*Run People picker command switch.

*Configure your Browser for authentication.

http://www.quantumofgeek.com/2010/09/configure-sharepoint-to-authenticate-cross-forest-ad-users/
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg602068.aspx#forests


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Economics Market Trends Markets
USMEF Chief Hails Trade Developments As Success So Far
US - The importance of the US - Japanese economic relationship, particularly as it relates to U.S. agriculture and red meat exports, was highlighted by US Meat Export Federation (USMEF) President and CEO Philip Seng in an address before a packed media audience in Tokyo Friday morning.
"On February 1, 2013, Japan rationalized its import restrictions to allow beef imports from U.S. cattle less than 30 months of age," said Mr Seng . "The United States appreciates the action and the way this was handled (by Japan). We appreciate how smoothly the process has gone thus far. The U.S. beef industry is committed to the Japanese market and looks forward to an even closer partnership."
This change in Japan's policy on beef imports is expected to contribute to a 45 per cent increase in U.S. beef exports to that nation in 2013. In 2012, Japan purchased 152,763 metric tons (336.8 million pounds) of U.S. beef muscle cuts and variety meat valued at $1.03 billion.
At the same time, Japan remains the No. 1 value market and No. 2 volume market for U.S. pork, buying 455,776 metric tons (just over 1 billion pounds) valued at nearly $2 billion last year.
Mr Seng noted that while volatile weather trends can affect livestock feed costs and supplies, it is anticipated that the U.S. will see increased pork volumes available in the year ahead and continued solid pork exports to Japan, where U.S. pork has been the No. 1 imported pork for eight consecutive years.
Mr Seng also addressed Japan's involvement in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). Japanese Prime Minister Abe announced Japan's commitment to join the TPP discussions on March 15, and less than a month later the U.S. offered its support for Japanese participation in TPP.
The USMEF and our industry strongly endorse Japan's participation in TPP. We stress that the last word in TPP is 'partnership.' We regard TPP as a partnership – a collaborative effort."
The importance of TPP, Mr Seng noted, is that its participants represent 40 per cent of global wealth and one-third of global trade. But he acknowledged that there is some reluctance expressed by members of Japan's agricultural sector.
"I have traveled extensively around the world, and Japanese food is reputed to be the most exquisite," said Mr Seng . "Everywhere, the concept of umami (distinctive yet subtle Japanese flavor) is in fashion. The United States, Europe, Canada, Australia, all around the world — countries would love to have the reputation that exists for Japanese food. This (TPP) is a huge opportunity for Japanese farmers to build on the excellent reputation of Japanese food with their farm products."


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Deadline for Pre-Entry is July 1st.
Racing entries are $40 for pre-entry and $50 for post-entry. Forms will no longer be available to print and mail. All pre-entry must be done online. If you have questions, call (614) 856-1900 and ask for the appropriate discipline manager for the event.
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The lungs are included because they expel carbon dioxide in exchange for , with carbon dioxide a byproduct of. Summary In this activity, students filter different substances through a plastic window screen, different sized hardware cloth and poultry netting. In a single motion, you extend your glove hand, catch the ball, and extend your foot to touch the edge of the base. Many of my students have family members who have diabetes, which is the number one cause of renal failure in the United States. Think about it - The batter slaps a ground ball to the shortstop, who fields it cleanly and throws the ball toward your position - first base. Why are fats beneficial for physical activity? Develop a model to describe unobservable mechanisms. In this section of lesson students are given a.
To engage students in this lesson I show them this picture of a city infested with trash. Homeostasis Q: How are the materials that enter and leave your body related to the processes that maintain homeostasis? Students can watch the video twice, first reviewing the questions and then watching straight through for comprehension and next to stop and start so that they can respond to questions. What are the structures and functions of the major body systems? Some of the worksheets displayed are Organization of the human body, Digestive circulatory and respiratory systems, Human excretory system questions, Chapter 23 the circulatory respiratory digestive and, Cross curricular reading comprehension work e 17 of, The excretory system, Human excretory system answers, The circulatory system. Once you find your worksheet, click on pop-out icon or print icon to worksheet to print or download. The digestive system includes all organs and passageways of the , including the mouth, throat, esophagus, stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, , and. When you have completed the practice exam, a green submit button will appear. After students have been given enough time to share out their answers, I do a raised hand survey to ask if they believe our bodies produce waste.
Click it to see your results. It is important to review their questions, as well as observations, to gauge their mastery of the subject. To give students a quick overview of the excretory system, I use a video. Finally, find out how two cells come together to create life. Examine your own heartbeat as you learn how to take your pulse.
That is, even though this type of waste removal is considered a function of the digestive system, as the intestines are namely a digestive organ where nutrients are absorbed into the bloodstream and not strictly an organ of like the kidneys, in this role they contribute to the excretory process. Worksheet will open in a new window. What nutrients does your body need? In particular, the liver plays a role that relates to both systems, as it receives blood from the intestines and filters out post-digestive waste such as drugs and alcohol before that blood is cycled back into the body. If students are told they are accountable for the answers, but you are only going to stop and start it according to time for example, every two minutes , there is a tendency to pay more attention. Discover how the food we eat travels down to our stomach and gets digested. A college student has recently begun cooking for herself and researching for information on how to prepare healthy meals that complete her nutrient needs.
Simply put, any metabolic process, or that in which energy taken in through food is released as calories burned, resulting in waste byproducts, requires an excretory function. Writing acts as a record, now the thinking begins. How do the kidneys clean the blood? Build a model of a kidney to see it working in action. Why is the dietary reference intake a good source for her to consult? That bile then becomes a part of the stool that is eliminated from the body during defecation. This is one example of the overlap in the relationship between the digestive system and excretory system.
How do the kidneys maintain homeostasis? The kidneys and bladder are included because they remove metabolic byproducts like salt and water via. Start off by exploring the arteries, veins and capillaries. Engineers design filters to clean water, and they also design special filters called dialysis machines. Key Questions Include: How is the human body organized? Learn how we get energy from that food, and what happens to waste that our body cannot digest. What is the principal role of the excretory system? How is urine removed from the body? Click it to see your results. Bile as well as bilirubin, or dead red blood cells contained in the bile that are a byproduct of metabolism in the liver, are then eliminated from the body through excretion in stool. After drugs, alcohol, or other toxic substances have reached the large intestine, they are absorbed through the intestinal wall into the bloodstream and transported to the liver via the hepatic portal vein, and then filtered out of the bloodstream.
The results are pretty mixed. Objective of Strategy Strengthen ability to analyze word meaning from context and introduce students to unfamiliar vocabulary. Consider also how to have students respond. If the video is stopped just as the information that can answer one of these questions is presented, students tune out until the video stops. Then, follow the red blood cells as they bring oxygen to the rest of the body.
Why do we need to eat? Students use as a reading strategy. I end this part of the lesson by showing students the video below of Esmeralda. To close the discussion, I show students the picture below of the excretory system and have them record the following definition: The excretory system is a passive biological system that removes excess, unnecessary materials from an organism, so as to help maintain homeostasis within the organism and prevent damage to the body. Develop and use a model to describe phenomena. I have attached examples of possible pamphlet layouts below: Possible Newsletter Layout Students are scored using the following. Our resource breaks down each system of the human body to make it easier to understand as a whole. When you have completed the practice exam, a green submit button will appear.
What Is the Relationship between the Digestive System and Excretory System?
At the lower end of the digestive tract, the colon performs another function: the removal of undigested food waste and bile from the body. Why should a person not eat more of a nutrient than recommended in the tolerable upper limit? These organs are responsible for transporting, breaking down, and extracting from food that the body can use for energy and for other metabolic processes. This equipment, actually a special filter, cleans blood for people i. The objective of this video is to connect what they're learning in class to a real life application by bring relevance and connecting with them at an emotional level. Introduction Engineers design many different filters that help people live healthier lives. How do they all work together? Once you find your worksheet, click on pop-out icon or print icon to worksheet to print or download.


Re: To the happy couple.
JayW wrote: All went off without a hitch!
... hang on a sec, I thought that was the whole point of the shindig?
A match made I heaven...erm I mean Rennes!!
I did the married thing with the BX. It's alright marriage. Except for the bits that aren't. But overall, good!
Damn and blast it,SORRY, missed it, my apologies. All the very best to you both, take care.


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