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CNN In many states, there's no punishment for adultery. But in North Carolina, it can be a serious offense, as one man came to realize last Thursday.
Cheating Wife's Ultimate Betrayal | The Jeremy Kyle Show In North Carolina a man named Keith King had a wife who cheated on him with. In North Carolina, you can't steal love, or it could cost you. Jilted spouses and family-law attorneys, though, disagree whether it's the cheaters or. But in North Carolina, it can be a serious offense, as one man came to realize last When King treated his wife to a spa day, Huizar joined her.
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Huizar, a Texas resident, was working at the event. In the following months, Huizar positioned himself near Swords when he could.
In North Carolina, you can't steal love, or it could cost you. Jilted spouses and family-law attorneys, though, disagree whether it's the cheaters or. In the U.S. state of North Carolina judge ordered to pay defrauded spouse million dollars. And the money has to pay the lover of an. A Durham County judge awarded Keith King, which owns a BMX stunt North Carolina is one of a handful of states that let jilted spouses sue.
King first noticed inappropriate texts between the pair. Later, Swords recorded video of an altercation between King and Huizar.
Huizar allegedly put King in a chokehold after he became irate, which prompted the assault and battery charge. King provided call logs, hotel receipts and social media posts to the court as evidence.
Huizar's attorney, Cheri Patrick, claimed her client did not break up their marriage because it was already in decline. In North Carolina, it is legal for a person to sue an individual his or her spouse has engaged with King NC cheating wives of cheatinf marriage, referred to as alienation of affection.
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Judges can rule based on wide interpretations of the King NC cheating wives.
For example, the person outside the marriage does not have to intentionally aim to destroy it. If that person could have known his or her actions would have an impact, that is enough basis to find them guilty.
Or, showing there was at least some love in the marriage is enough to place adulterers in the wrong. Several similar cases in North Carolina have yielded high settlements.


The farm is often in need of extra hands. For those who have interest, there are a few ways you could get involved at the farm.
Please scroll down and learn about each of these opportunities.
If you are interested in volunteering time at GFF, you should first look at our Tom Sawyer Work Days and event related activities. We have also hosted groups who are interested in a tour and perhaps doing a task or two on the farm. Another possibility is a "Work for Food" event that is often popular with college students who would like a home cooked meal. In exchange for a few hours of work, Tammy could be convinced to feed you. It's good stuff, so let us know if you are interested. Please feel free to contact us via email if any of these cound like a good opportunity to you.
Please understand that there will be good and bad times to volunteer. With that in mind, we ask that you contact us first and give us a suggestion as to when you would like to volunteer and what you might be willing to do as a volunteer. We will most certainly be pleased that you wish to volunteer. However, you must understand that volunteer work still requires preparation and planning on our part. Sometimes, things will work out beautifully, and other times, it might not. All we ask is your understanding as we discuss possibilities.
The first two options have specific schedules. If you cannot be available during CSA distribution times, you cannot participate in those work share positions.
We request that Sundays not be a part of the schedule and prefer to keep our weekends open (free of off-farm workers) so we can have the opportunity to be with family.
Unless you live near by, it is better to schedule blocks of no less than 2 hours for work.
We are hopeful that we can pair up with persons who are interested in coming to or working with the farm on a consistent schedule. This will allow us to plan for and best utilize the help we receive.
We ask that all applicants remember that we do live on the farm and our resources an not unlimited. We strive to be understanding and fair with those who work for/with us and we ask for similar consideration from our workers as well.
We typically have two to four people who work on the farm during the growing season. Tasks can be very diverse and can include everything from weeding to caring for the poultry. Our jobs tend to appeal to people who want to work only during Summer months, though we still have things to do in May, September and October. Contract amounts tend to range anywhere from $1000 to $3500 depending on the agreement we reach with the individual. Most of our workers have decided to work either two days a week or four days a week depending on the desired arrangements.
Those who work with us through the day receive mid-day meals and are often offered produce and other food for their personal use. We do not have on-farm residence for workers, so you would need to arrange for transportation to the farm.
Each year, we put together a list of persons who are interested in doing jobs periodically on the farm. In some cases, we will offer an evening meal to interested small groups who are willing to do an afternoon's work for us. In other cases, we will offer a monetary amount for the task and it is up to those that agree to do the task to determine how to split the compensation. These tasks can be anything from weeding a specific crop, moving tomato cages or any number of tasks that go better with extra help and minimal training.
If you are interested in being on our 'on-call' list for the upcoming summer, please send us a note. We usually hope to have four to six people on this list. (2017 we have 0 people so far).


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Q: Why side looking? While reading about remote sensing systems I notice about the side looking approach. I got the idea, it means the sensor does not look directly down to Earth. But I still do not understand why.
Here is a reference https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Side_looking_airborne_radar

A: Radar has to view obliquely so that the time delay of the echo is proportional to the distance across the swath. That's the only reason.

A: You can find a good explaination on the web site of the Center for Space Research (University of Texas at Austin): http://www.csr.utexas.edu/projects/rs/whatissar/rar.html
"A radar can only distinguish the returns from various targets based upon the arrival time of the received signals. A nadir-looking radar could not distinguish between two scatterers a and b (see Figure 2.2) that are equal distances from the sensor because a single incident wave front illuminates both points at the same instant, so the scattered returns from both points arrive at the receiving antenna simultaneously. This leads to an ambiguity in range for any right/left-symmetric, equidistant points. If the radar illumination is restricted to one side of the platform, the wave front illuminates the same two points at different times. Their scattered returns arrive at the sensor separated in time and are thereby distinguishable from each other."

A: Here are few reasons why:

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*Because in nadir looking radar, there's left-right ambiguity, i.e, radar system cannot differentiate equidistance left and right object.

*There is very strong power reflected from surface in nadir looking system.

*In side looking system; pulses hit the terrain at angle enhancing geological features like subtle folds and faults in the terrain.

*Also, the time delay associated with this received signal, as with other pulse radars, gives the distance between target and radar in side looking system.

Additionally, For military application, flight can be operated in friendly territory, with capability to capture data in enemy's territory.

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Q: How to know if two graphs are ismorphic or not?
For example in the picture above.
I know that I need to calculate if both graphs have the same number of vertices and edges.
But I don't know what I should do next to check if the graphs are isomorphic or not.

A: Graph isomorphisms preserve the vertex degree, that is, the number of edges incident to a vertex. In $G'$, the vertex $w_5$ has degree $5$, but there is no vertex with degree $5$ in $G$. Thus, the graphs cannot be isomorphic.


Q: Should we decouple the adapter engine?
For the development environment, we have install SAP XI (NW2004S – SP9 / XI 7.0) using the default all-in-on (AS ABAP with the AS JAVA).
a.Should we decouple the adaptors (AS JAVA) Adaptor Engine (non central). With other type of EAI middleware (webmethods), for the production environment, we used to install (decouple) the adaptors onto others servers (sometime one adaptor = one server).
-> I know that we can use ABAP / JAVA proxies, but is there another (simplier) possibiolity ?
in case you are interested in a sFTP Adapter which is fully integrated in SAP XI please contac Mr Thomas Kamper (Product Manager) from SEEBURGER AG (www.seeburger.com).
>>> For other middlewares I think it is prefer to have decoupled one. But I am not sure about implications on this.
TO secure FTP , you have inbuilt mechanism of transfering files with FTP over SSL protocol. For this you need to install SAP cryptographic toolkit on XI side and even you can plan for key certificates.
But if you want to achieve sFTP , then the prefered solution is to other than Java Proxy, write Shell Script and execute this from XI file adapter->OS Command. In this case, first you need to store the file into XI server locally, then call the shell script to transfer the file to target system using SFTP protocol.
Since our FTP server is located outside of the firewall (so it is easier for our partner to acces it), we need to "secure" the content of the files residing on the server. This is why we need encryption at the record level.


SweetHands Stickhandling Trainer by Sniper's Edge states it "will greatly improve your speed, timing, eye-hand/stick coordination, precision, and consistency when dangling with a puck or stickhandling ball, and can be used either on or off the ice." I'll admit, I was a bit skeptical at first, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to give it a try.
I was expecting some lightweight, flimsy cylinders that could be easily knocked around, but I was impressed with how lightweight they were and how well they stayed in place. I am pretty rough on just about everything I use. The SweetHands trainer can take a bit of a beating and still stay in place. This is a little more true when you are practicing on a street or asphalt. However it slides around a little bit when using it on smooth concrete (nothing to get me frustrated though) and can be fixed with a small rubber piece (eg. mouse pad) on each end. The same can be said when using it on the ice. However, if on the ice, there are small picks/pegs that you can screw onto the bottom of the trainer and it actually stays in place really well.
The material they are made out of is very sturdy and seems like they will last forever. Even the small, built-in hinges seem very durable and will last a while with proper use. They were very easy to assemble. I could stack them (for more precise saucer passes) and they stay stacked pretty well (again, a small piece of rubber will keep this in place better). I like the versatility and countless ways that these can be set up. If you take a look at their videos, it will give you a good idea of how you can set them up for specific skills you may want to train on.
Really the only negative thing about the product was the packaging. By that, I mean that this product will last a while, but the packaging wont. There isn't really a good way to store these, besides in the box they come in. It would be better if it came in a sturdier package, for example, a corrugated plastic box (like what the post office uses) to make storage last a little more long term.
I decided to try out a few of the training sections on the video like: "expansion of reach", "forehand toe pulls", "straight straddle (wide)", "forward toe pulls", and "ball flips". Of course, I tried a couple of my own that I felt I could improve on too.
I play on many different surfaces and wanted to give it a try on just about every surface I could think of. These included, asphalt, smooth concrete, ice, and a plastic shooting pad. I also wanted to give it a try with multiple different training pucks and balls. This included a regular ice puck , roller puck, roller ball, Green Biscuit, Smart Hockey ball, and the Hockey Stickhandling Ball Set (Skillz, Speed, and Ice ball). Hands down my favorite of the sniper edge balls was the Ice Ball. I love that it is clear so you can mainly just focus on the weight of the ball and get your hand-eye coordination down with out having to rely on seeing the ball. I'm also a sucker for the Green Biscuit which was my favorite training puck/ball to use with the SweetHands Stickhandling Trainer.
I like how I can take this product just about anywhere. I was able to test this out on the aforementioned surfaces because of how easy it is to transport. I actually keep it in my work truck so I can practice a little bit on my lunch break wherever I go.
My favorite surface to test this out was smooth concrete (similar to a skate park) while using either the ice ball or the Green biscuit. This gave a pretty close feel to ice with out actually being on the ice. Of course, the closest way to train for stick handling on ice is to get some ice time. I have a hard time making my schedule work with the rink's, so this was the next best option. I imagine that is the case for some of our readers too and this provides a more cost effective alternative.
I spend the majority of my hockey time on the ice and was glad I was able to fit some ice time in to try this out. Without a doubt, this is SO MUCH BETTER than having to set up a line of pucks! I wanted to get quicker with my dangling, try a few different moves, and overall just get better with my stickhandling. However, if I have a line of pucks, I guarantee I will be setting them up again every other time. Of course, the best way to train for ice hockey is with an ice hockey puck on the ice, but SweetHands on a few of the other surfaces with the right ball/puck actually feel pretty dang close.
The training was great for ice, but I also wanted to get better with a roller puck and ball. I was able to use a roller puck, roller ball, and the Sniper's Edge Ball Set to help with my stickhandling for roller too. Since a roller puck or ball is a decent amount lighter than an ice puck, I found that the Speed ball helped me the most. I wanted to develop a little quicker hands for those sneaky dekes and dangles. It was fun trying out some of the videos I mentioned above and overall, helped me improve my skills and speed a decent amount.
As with anything, all this takes practice and doesn't happen overnight. However, the SweetHands trainer does a good job in helping you develop and perfect your speed and skills when stickhandling at any level for roller or ice.
Does SweetHands "greatly improve your speed, timing, eye-hand/stick coordination, precision, and consistency when dangling"? I would say yes. As long as you are willing to put a little time and effort into it, it will increase all of the attributes it claims it will. This is the case even if you are doing it for 30-60 minutes a day.
Cons: packaging and slips on some surfaces.
Is it worth it? Yes. For $99.99USD, you will be using this for years to come. It's such an easy product to use and any one at any level could benefit from it.
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For patients, the service choices mean that their illnesses are examined, treated and prevented and that they are rehabilitated using safe and effective methods.
A common range of services across the country means that uniform public health services are offered to all patients in different parts of the country. The service choices thus promote patient equality.
The range of services financed from public funds is determined at a general level. An exception may be made to it in case of an individual patient to treat an illness that poses a serious threat to his or her life or health.
The preconditions for delivering treatment are assessed individually for each patient. A patient's other illnesses or personal circumstances may make delivering the treatment impossible. Under the Act on the Status and Rights of Patients, a patient must be cared for in mutual understanding with him or her.
When a person living in Finland uses the health services of another EU or EEA country or in Switzerland, he or she is reimbursed following the same principles as in the Finnish healthcare system. Reimbursement is only granted for services that are included in the range of public health services in Finland.


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Biden Attorney Dana Remus Who Had Obama Officiate Her Wedding, Departed White House Soon After GOP Senators Found a Second Pseudonym Email Assigned to Joe Biden
The top dollar attorney who was Joe Biden's top attorney is now representing him in the document scandal.
It turns out, Obama even received a temporary license to officiate her wedding.
Attorney Dana Remus worked for both Obama and Biden. She worked in Obama's personal office and she was general counsel for the Obama Foundation. As a matter of fact, she was even married by Obama in January 2018.
Brides often worry about their bridesmaids upstaging them on their big day. For Dana Remus, general counsel for the Obama Foundation and Obama's personal office, the bridesmaids were the least of her worries: former President Barack Obama served as the officiant at her wedding.
This past Sunday, January 21, in a small wedding of approximately 120 people at District Winery, the president wed Remus and Brett Holmgren, who also worked with Obama at the White House, both as the special assistant to the President and the senior director for intelligence programs on the National Security Council Staff.
The Daily Mail reported on Obama officiating the couple's marriage and said:
Obama reportedly earned a temporary officiant's license through the city government and signed the couple's wedding certificate.
According to the Covington law firm, where she recently joined, her history begins with Obama and continues under Biden:
Dana joined Covington after serving as Assistant to the President and White House Counsel for President Biden. In this role, Dana led the administration's efforts to confirm Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first African-American woman on the U.S. Supreme Court. In the first year of the administration, she also assisted President Biden in confirming more lower-court judges than any President since John F. Kennedy—the majority of whom are racially, ethnically, or gender diverse. As White House Counsel, Dana also advised on a range of matters and policy initiatives, including the administration's covid strategy; voting rights; high-profile congressional investigations, including the January 6th Committee; and immigration reform.
Prior to serving as White House Counsel, Dana led the Biden-Harris campaign's legal team as General Counsel. In the Obama administration, she served as Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy Counsel for ethics and following the administration, she served as General Counsel of the Obama Foundation, and General Counsel of the personal office of President and Mrs. Obama.
What isn't mentioned is that Remus was contacted by GOP Senators who were looking into the fake emails used by the Bidens when cutting deals. In June 2022 another email popped up. The Tennesee Star reported:
In July 2021, the senators requested information from Dana A. Remus, then-Counsel to the President, on reports that Biden, as vice president, used a non-government email for official business, including the transmission of government information to his son, Hunter Biden. After the White House failed to respond for nearly a year, Johnson and Grassley pressed the administration again in June 2022 after the discovery of an additional non-government email pseudonym associated with Joe Biden.
"I can say that the Biden/ Harris Administration recognizes and understand the federal records laws," Sauber wrote in an email to the senators' staff in response.
The senators disagree.
"Aside from your brief and vague email to our staff, the White House has failed to respond to our previous letters. In light of the recent news regarding the inappropriate storage of classified documents, the White House must immediately provide transparency relating to then-Vice President Biden's archiving of records," the senators wrote to Sauber.
In July, Remus left the top job at the White House. She announced leaving in June 2022 and it was reported that"
In the short term, a White House official said Remus plans to spend more time with her husband and toddler son.
Remus's departure occurred at around the same time Biden removed his taxes from his website which was within the same time period that the FBI unlawfully raided President Trump's home to obtain documents in an unprecedented and unnecessary move.
Now Remus is representing Joe Biden as a representative to the Archives for his vice presidential records. CBS reports that she is one of a few attorneys helping Biden.
Longtime Democratic lawyer Bob Bauer is serving as the personal attorney for President Biden in the classified documents matter now before a Justice Department special counsel, the White House confirmed Friday.
Bauer has been the primary point of contact between the Biden camp and the Justice Department during the initial investigation, which began in November, CBS News has learned.
He served as White House counsel for President Barack Obama and as a top attorney in the 2020 Biden campaign. His wife, Anita Dunn, is a senior adviser to Mr. Biden and widely considered inside and outside the West Wing as poised to become the first woman to be White House chief of staff.
Bauer is also listed as Obama's representative to the National Archives, the designee for document requests and matters that may arise with the former president's papers.
Multiple calls, emails and text messages to Bauer were not returned this week.
Recent filings with the National Archives name three partners at D.C. law firm Covington and Burling as Biden's representatives to the Archives for his vice presidential records: Dana Remus, former Biden White House counsel, Biden campaign attorney Robert Lenhard and James Garland, a former Obama-era Justice Department official.
Their roles in the documents matter is unclear. Multiple calls and emails to Remus, Lenhard and Garland since Monday have gone unanswered.
Remus is intimately familiar with recent legal events involving the president. As the top White House lawyer, she shepherded the Supreme Court nomination of Katanji Brown Jackson and the selection of dozens of Mr. Biden's other federal judicial nominees. She previously served as top lawyer on the Biden-Harris presidential campaign.
What is it that Biden is trying to cover up? Does it have something to do with the fake emails that he used outside of the government email system?

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Faith Groups Rally Behind Mother's Day Anti-Gun March
Some religious leaders see backing the Million Mom March as part of their mission to safeguard human life
WASHINGTON (RNS)--As thousands of advocates for stricter gun-control legislation prepare to converge in Washington, D.C., on Mother's Day for the Million Mom March, many in the nation's religious communities--from Muslims to Roman Catholics--are adding their voices to the appeal.
"I probably get 50 e-mails a day and about a dozen phone calls from people who want to participate in the march," said Frances Jett, program director of the General Board of Church and Society of the United Methodist Church, the church's social policy arm. "Even the people who can't come to Washington are calling because they want to participate in the rallies in their states."
Nearly two dozen social-action coordinators from seven states--including Rhode Island and Michigan--will represent the United Methodists' Women's Division at the event, said Susie Johnson, executive secretary for public policy with the Women's Division and head of their office in Washington.
"There is definitely keen interest in the religious community," said Johnson. "I think the level of interest reflects a feeling of urgency. No doubt, incidents like the Columbine shooting and the zoo shooting have heightened awareness. People have the feeling that now is the time do do something."
Endorsed by such varied religious groups as the American Jewish Congress and Church Women United, the May 14 Million Mom March is expected to be the largest-ever rally for gun control in the United States and has spawned plans for same-day sister rallies in more than 36 cities, from California to Florida.
Event organizers hope to persuade Congress to pass laws requiring safety measures such as built-in safety locks and once-a-month limits on handgun purchases in an effort to stamp out gun-related violence and deaths.
That's a message in which the religious community has a vested interest, said Archie LeMone, associate director of the Washington office of the National Council of Churches, a union of 35 Protestant, Orthodox, and Anglican denominations nationwide.
"Essential to every faith is the sanctity of human life, the necessity of safeguarding life," explained LeMone. "The church has to be in-line with the forces of humanity and justice in order to make society livable for everyone."
Caroline Kunin, director of the department on religious action for Women of Reform Judaism, agreed.
"I think the faith communities have a special interest in this, in that, faith communities are dedicated to the well-being of all people," she said. "We see it as a religious obligation to do this."
Faith groups will gather at the United Methodist Building on Capitol Hill the day after the march to teach march supporters "how to turn their support into action," said Doug Grace, outreach coordinator for the Washington office of the Presbyterian Church (USA).
"We want to educate people about what the religious community is saying about sensible gun legislation, and we'll encourage them to meet with their own legislators," said Grace. "We have national elections right around the corner, and it's important for people to let their representatives know we want something done about this." Concern for gun-control legislation is no new cause for many faith groups. In 1998, the general assembly of the PCUSA approved a policy asking all Presbyterians to "intentionally work toward removing handguns and assault weapons" from their homes.
"We've been concerned about this issue for a long time," said the Rev. Elenora Giddings Ivory, director of the PCUSA office. "We see it as part of our message to care for others, and one way of caring for others is to withdraw weapons from society."
As far back as the late 1960s, the NCC's governing board passed a resolution calling for greater gun-control legislation, a commitment the group's executive board renewed earlier this year, said Lisa Wright, acting director of the group's Washington office.
"It's been a long-standing concern for the churches," said Wright, noting that a number of council denominations helped establish the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence--a group of about 44 religious, civic, and professional organizations that support banning the sale and possession of handguns and assault weapons in the United States. "It really is based on the whole concern about the sanctity of human life and the need to protect it.
Events like Columbine and the [April 24] shooting at the National Zoo [in Washington] help to emphasize for people why this is an issue of such concern."
Other groups, including Women of Reform Judaism and Church Women United--a grassroots ecumenical movement of some 500,000 Protestant, Orthodox, Roman Catholic, and other Christian women founded in 1941--have done the same.
"We passed a resolution in 1981 specifically urging women to work for the enactment of legislation that would provide for specific things like licensing of gun owners, registration of gun owners, and a moratorium on the manufacture and importation of handguns," said Ann Delorey, legislative director of Church Women United. "Just this year, we passed a comprehensive policy on violence, and included in that is a call for limiting access to guns and other weapons of violence."
Delorey said she hoped the Million Mom March would spur legislators to embrace tougher gun-control laws--a move the faith community believes is long overdue, she said.
"We think that the legislators haven't been pushed hard enough on this issue," said Delorey. "There have been all these shootings in the last couple of years that many of us thought would be enough to motivate legislators to take action, but it hasn't. I think in some ways, we've been pushed to the edge, so we have to be in their faces demanding stricter gun laws."
That demand for a get-tough stance on gun legislation is one lawmakers can no longer afford to ignore, said retired Presbyterian minister Jim Atwood, who served as interfaith coordinator for the Million Mom March.
"I think we will prick the consciousness of Congress," said Atwood, who is also a member of the board of directors of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence. "A lot of congressmembers feel as we do, but they want to keep their jobs, so they vote with a very, very vocal minority. But I think this Million Mom March is going to the catalyst for some significant change. Everybody should abhor violence, and when we in the faith community see it, we've got to speak out.
"This isn't a radical thing," he said. "It's just common sense we're talking about."
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Trevor Noah has hit out as President Joe Biden's ban on travel from South Africa and multiple other countries over the spread of the Omicron variant of Covid-19.
Last Friday (26 November), the White House announced new rules that restricted travel between the US and several African nations as the virus continued to spread across the region.
Criticising the decision on The Daily Show, the comedian said: "As a South African, I think this travel ban is total bulls***."
He added: "Omicron has already been done in over a dozen countries around the world. We don't know where it started. We don't know how long it's been around. It's everywhere – from Hong Kong, to Israel, to Spain."
Noah also slammed the decision to only ban travel between the US and African countries despite the fact the variant has already spread across the globe, including to the UK. Noah said: "Why aren't you banning travel from all of those countries too? Huh? Only the African countries? I still don't get the logic. You think Omicron is going to get to Europe and then just decide to stay there?"
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As well as South Africa, Biden's travel ban affects Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Malawi, Lesotho, Eswatini and Namibia.
South Africa's president, Cyril Ramaphosa, has also criticised the travel ban. He said there was no scientific basis for the ban and would further damage South Africa's economy.
Ramaphosa said: "The only thing the prohibition on travel will do is to further damage the economies of the affected countries and undermine their ability to respond to, and recover from, the pandemic."
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Modernization has Revolutionized Korean Grand Strategy
Posted on March 3, 2015 by Robert E Kelly
In the summer 2015, I went off to Columbia for a strategy training seminar called the 'Summer Workshop on the Analysis of Military Operations and Strategy.' It was pretty great. You should apply for it, here.
It got me thinking about Korean grand strategy, which I have written about before. I still think the primary geopolitical dilemma for Korea is that it is a middle power surrounded by three great powers. That really sucks, and may be unique in world politics to be bordered by three great powers while being a small/middle power yourself. Most encircled powers only face two large states so directly adjacent to them. Even Germany, while encircled, was never so overmatched by neighbors, because it too was a great power. But Korea has three large states right on top it. That's very tough.
But the power ratios are changing. In the last 50 years South Korea has grown very fast, while in the last 20-30 years, Russia and Japan have stagnated. That still doesn't mean Korea is a great power, but the gap is much narrower. So for the first time in its history, Korea is not a regional geopolitical football. That's actually a pretty great national achievement.
This is the focus of this essay (after the jump), originally written for The Diplomat.
In the last few months, a retired Chinese general hinted that China should not support North Korea if it collapses; the United States has agreed to indefinitely remain South Korea's national security guarantor; and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has hinted that he will likely visit Moscow before Beijing (North Korea's traditional benefactor). It has been a good run for South Korea, not to mention its continuing strong economic growth, balanced budgets and regular trade surpluses, and continuing ability to keep Japan off-balance regarding the Pacific War. For a middle power, South Korea plays its moderate hand relatively well. Hemmed-in by North Korea, asymmetrically dependent on the US, and often culturally overshadowed by its larger neighbors, South Korea might easily have been overwhelmed by its challenging neighborhood. But it has not been. It plays larger role than its size would indicate.
Korean Grand Strategy
South Korea's primary strategic challenge is maintaining national autonomy in a very tough neighborhood. Korea is a middle power, surrounded by three great powers – China, Japan, and Russia. Geopolitically, this is a terrible location. Indeed, it may be uniquely trying. Other small states, such as Mongolia or Paraguay, are surrounded and dwarfed by their neighbors, but in Korea's case there are three neighbors, not two, and all three have been great powers for centuries. Such extreme asymmetry all but insures meddling by neighbors seeking to gain advantage against one other. Historically, Korea has often been a buffer to be neutralized, a spoil of war, a concession to be traded, and so on.
In the past, Korea was often manipulated or bullied by its much larger neighbors. During the Joseon period (late fourteenth to late nineteenth centuries) Korea was traditionally in thrall to China. It was also invaded by Japan (in the 1590s) and bullied by the Manchus. An independent foreign policy line was nearly impossible.
As Russian and Japanese power grew in Asia in the later nineteenth century, Korea became something of geopolitical football between them and declining China. It was in this period that Japanese Meiji strategists notoriously termed Korea "a dagger pointed at the heart of Japan." (In fact, it was a Prussian advisor, Klemens Meckel, who coined that expression, but the Japanese military fully accepted that interpretation.) Korea was among Imperial Japan's first targets. From 1910 to 1945, it was a Japanese colony.
Although nominal independence returned after 1945, Korea was once again pulled into spheres of influence beyond its control. Like Germany and Vietnam, Korea became, yet again in its history, a victim of external geopolitics, this time to Cold War manipulation and division. But both Koreas' elites were determined to prevent a repeat of past instrumentalization by others. Although we normally focus on South Korea's rapid modernization as its path to foreign policy autonomy, North Korea has also managed to claw its way into far more foreign policy success, even after the Cold War, than many would have predicted.
South Korea's Regional Rise
A third world country in the 1950s, South Korea today ranks as one of the wealthiest countries in the world. Its GDP per capita is on par with the OECD. Its gross economic size places it in the top fifteen economies globally. It belongs to the G-20. Its companies and products, most notably, Samsung, enjoy global profile. Its cultural products have occasionally broken though, most notably the film Oldboy and the song Kangnam Style.
This rapid modernization vouchsafes Korean autonomy in a way never before possible. Korea is wealthy enough to deter the sort of bullying and manipulation that plagued it in the past. Indeed, freeing Korea from its regional vise was the main point of 'President' (dictator actually) Park Chung-Hee's modernization drive in the 1960s and 70s. Park learned, ironically from Imperial Japan, the old Meiji slogan, "rich nation, strong army." A wealthy Korea would be able to push-back on regional pressure as never before in its history. And one sees that today in South Korea's tough line with Japan – unimaginable as late as the 1960s – and its business-like relationships with Russia and China.
The external counterpart of this 'internal balancing' or 'self-strengthening' is South Korean external balancing against its region through alliance with the United States. Korea's ability to ally with one of its neighbors against the others is limited. Its diplomatic history with Japan, Russia, and China is tense and checkered. Korean elites do not really wish to ally with any of them. And allying with one raises the old possibility of domination by that ally. But an alliance with a large external power is an excellent choice. That power helps reinforce Korean local autonomy against its tough neighborhood, but the distance – both geographic and cultural – of the United States from Korea means the likelihood of US domination in turn is low. The United States has never threatened to occupy or absorb Korea as Japan, China, or the USSR plausibly might have.
Korea's president before Park Chung-Hee, Syngman Rhee, saw this earlier than most. Rhee pushed hard for a US alliance at a time – the 1950s – when South Korea was of little obvious value to the United States. Between them, Rhee and Park laid the foundations of modern (South) Korean power. The former insured that a superpower would now be tied up in Korean security, inhibiting local domination; the latter pushed rapid modernization on a pre-modern agricultural society to give future Korean elites autonomous domestic capacity, including, in the most extreme circumstances, the ability to go it alone. Were South Korean to spend more defense and build nuclear weapons – neither of which would be too difficult at its current wealth level – it could even cut loose the American alliance if it really wanted to.
North Korea's Diplomatic Success (yes, really)
Although South Korea's successes are based on a more solid foundation of strong economics and capable military power, North Korea too has carved out far more local autonomy than one would imagine given its disastrous economy. It is only recently, with its extreme isolation of the last decade or so that North Korea is increasingly boxed-in. For much of its history, this was not the case.
Like Rhee and Park, Kim Il Sung came to power to determined to prevent the manipulation of his weak, half-state by the large powers around him. North Korean ideology explicitly targeted Japan right from the start. Generations have North Koreans have been dogmatically trained in Kim's (rather exaggerated) anti-Japanese heroics. As for Russia/the Soviet Union and China, Kim carefully orchestrated his consolidation of power in the 1950s, purging Chinese and Soviet factions. By the 1960s, North Korea was a reasonably independent communist state, like Tito's Yugoslavia, despite, amazingly, directly bordering China and the USSR.
Kim kept up his agile diplomacy throughout the Cold War, never tilting too much toward one or the other communist behemoth. Indeed, North Korean foreign relations became something of a 'tail wags the dog' scenario, in which Kim maneuvered the Chinese and Soviets to compete for his allegiance. This insured they both supported him in the Korean War, even though neither Mao nor Stalin wanted the war. Both also subsidized the increasingly inefficient North Korean economy.
Even after the Cold War ended and Soviet support disappeared, North Korea was able to pivot to Chinese support. And in its various dealings over its nuclear program, it has bargained its way into occasional aid from Japan, the US, and South Korea. For a state as feared and loathed as North Korea, it has done astonishingly well in securing external subsidization and playing its neighbors off against each other. North Korea's economy is corrupt and dysfunctional. Its GDP per capita is on par with a third world less developed country. Without external support, the economy would break-down, as it did in the late 1990s, when over one million North Koreans starved to death. Yet North Korea has managed extract concessions from a range of players for most of its existence thereby forestalling internal reform and change.
This context also partially explains its nuclear weapons development. Those weapons expand on Pyongyang's well-established tactics of brinkmanship and bluff to shake-down its neighbors for aid. So long as North Korea has such devastating weapons, it is in no one's interest that the regime rapidly implode. During the Cold War, North Korea leveraged its position between Beijing and Moscow for aid. Today, North Korea exploits the regional fear of its collapse, its provocations, and its gangster activities (such as counterfeiting or methamphetamine production) to black-mail the locals into aid. It is an astonishing (and disturbing) record of success for state so dysfunctional and universally despised.
The Future: Unification and Autonomy
The goal of both Korean states continues to be the maintenance of autonomy – freedom of action, both internal and external – in a cramped, overwhelming neighborhood. South Korea's efforts are more efficacious. Its large economy, educated labor force, integration into globalization, modern military, and so on, return a depth of durable national power North Korea lacks. China, Russia, and Japan may still be larger than South Korea by traditional measures, but the gap has never been smaller in Korean history. That is a huge achievement.
Indeed, as Russia and Japan have declined over the last several decades, and South Korea has continued to grow, South Korea is closing the regional gap even faster. Were Korea to unify under Southern leadership, parity with those two would be even closer. Korea is now a global middle power and a regional power punching above its weight. This is most obvious in how Korea has fought Japan to a stand-still in global public opinion over World War II and in the naming controversies of Pacific geography.
The real issues of the future then are China and unification. Although Japan and Russia are slipping, China is not, of course. It is Korea's historical curse that its three neighbors have never declined simultaneously. The future threat to Korean autonomy is a Chinese sphere of influence in Asia, a Monroe Doctrine that informally pressures Seoul and dominates Pyongyang. One can already see concerns about this in the criticism that current President Park Geun-Hye is toadying to Xi Jinping, or that North Korea is becoming an economic colony of China.
But South Korean elites are not obsequious regarding China. When China expanded its air defense identification zone in 2013, Seoul expanded back. South Korea fought hard to retain a robust US defense commitment, which, aimed primarily at North Korea, also bolsters South Korea against China. Seoul has repeatedly rejected a Chinese role in Korean unification. And, I believe, would be willing to develop nuclear weapons in post-unification Korea to prevent a return of Chinese domination. The days of Korea as geopolitical football of the region are over.
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Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert. 1856. Translation by Eleanor Max-Aveling.
Guy and I decided to re-read Madame Bovary after his review of The Doctor's Wife by M.E. Braddon, based on Madame Bovary which Ms Braddon found immoral. Given her lifestyle, I was surprised of that statement. Actually, we both wondered why Madame Bovary was more immoral than other novels previously published and a re-read imposed itself. I had that nagging question in mind while I was reading: What did Flaubert do to make it so immoral?
Now I'm a bit intimidated at the idea to write about such a masterpiece. The first time I read it, I was 15 or 16. I read it for the story. The next time I was in my twenties and still read it for the plot. Now that I'm older, I saw much more in it than before and the difference comes more from a better knowledge of the history and literary currents of that time than to maturity, although it has its part, of course.
Given that it's a very famous novel, maybe THE French novel Anglophone readers know the best –with the Three Musketeers— I don't feel like writing too much about the plot and there will be spoilers in this billet. So if you haven't read it and intend to read it and don't want to know how it ends, you may want to stop reading now.
Let's make a quick summary though. The book is set in Normandy, in the countryside near Rouen, during the Restauration. (1830-1848). Charles Bovary is not the brightest guy in school (In French, I'd say, "Il n'a pas inventé le fil à couper le beurre", which is appropriate for a Normand) and he barely manages to study medicine. He's a bit of a mama's boy; his mother chose his career and his first wife. He's widowed and settled as a GP in Tostes when he meets Emma Rouault. She's the daughter of a farmer and was educated in a convent. Charles is smitten by her, she thinks this is love and they soon get married. Emma is full of high ideas about love and romance. Nothing can cheer her up from her ennui. Charles decides to change of setting and moves to Yonville. Emma is pregnant at the time and will have a daughter, Berthe. Emma is pretty and graceful; she's a male magnet. Léon, a clerk at the local notary practice falls in love with her but doesn't reveal his feelings. Then she is seduced by Rodolphe Boulanger, the local womaniser. After he left her before eloping, she becomes a devout. Then Léon and she mutually seduce each other. All that time, she doesn't care much about her daughter, makes extravagant expenses and Charles remains blissfully ignorant of her actions and worships her. After her money troubles become public, she commits suicide with arsenic, leaving behind an inconsolable Charles. That's for the plot.
So what's the verdict? Do I know now why it was such a scandal at the time? The answer is yes, I think I do. So much that I have noticed the same quotes as Ernest Pinard, the imperial prosecutor who represented the State at the trial in 1857. (It is in my paper edition of the novel)
Everything in the book concurs to tag the book as immoral. It is impudent on several fronts at the same time: it criticises religion, mocks progress, shows adultery through a sensual side and without any remorse. It shoots at close-range at the rural society praised by the king. It attacks Romanticism as a literary movement and ridicules the Romantic attitude of young people. It tramples on literary geniuses such as Chateaubriand, Balzac or George Sand. It shows corrupted characters without condemning them, except with sarcasm. Stupidity is a character in itself considering that almost all the characters have contracted that disease. Not one character is likeable. Charles is bovine, as his name and his attitude let it know:
Et alors, sur la grande route qui étendait sans en finir son long ruban de poussière, par les chemins creux où les arbres se courbaient en berceaux, dans les sentiers dont les blés lui montaient jusqu'aux genoux, avec le soleil sur ses épaules et l'air du matin à ses narines, le cœur plein des félicités de la nuit, l'esprit tranquille, la chair contente, il s'en allait ruminant son bonheur, comme ceux qui mâchent encore, après dîner, le goût des truffes qu'ils digèrent. And then along the highroad, spreading out its long ribbon of dust, along the deep lanes that the trees bent over as in arbours, along paths where the corn reached to the knees, with the sun on his back and the morning air in his nostrils, his heart full of the joys of the past night, his mind at rest, his flesh at ease, he went on, re-chewing his happiness, like those who after dinner taste again the truffles which they are digesting.
I just see him as a cow in a field, chewing grass, moving slowing from one side of the field to the other. He's a good person but Flaubert opens the books with Charles's start at collège and he's so ridiculous that it's impossible to have another image of him afterwards. He's blind to Emma's every flaw and nothing she does will make her fall from the pedestal he put her on.
Homais, Yonville's chemist, is criminally imbecile and self-satisfied. Léon is weak. Rodolphe is a scoundrel. Emma is …Emma, the one who created the term of bovarisme, which means being chronically dissatisfied with life. The micro-society of Yonville mirrors the society of the time and it compares to Balzac's novels or even better to Stendhal's The Red and the Black. Homais is the heir of the French Revolution and the Empire. He idolises Voltaire and can't stand Bournisien, the priest. The said Bournisien tries to win back religion's influence on people. Lheureux, the merchant has only one religion: money. The rest of the citizens fluctuate between the three summits of this triangle. The verbal confrontations between Homais and Bournisien are violent. Homais doesn't mince his words and what Flaubert puts in his mouth doesn't help his case:
Je suis pour la Profession de foi du vicaire savoyard et les immortels principes de 89 ! Aussi, je n'admets pas un bonhomme de bon Dieu qui se promène dans son parterre la canne à la main, loge ses amis dans le ventre des baleines, meurt en poussant un cri et ressuscite au bout de trois jours : choses absurdes en elles-mêmes et complètement opposées, d'ailleurs, à toutes les lois de la physique ; ce qui nous démontre, en passant, que les prêtres ont toujours croupi dans une ignorance turpide, où ils s'efforcent d'engloutir avec eux les populations. I am for the profession of faith of the 'Savoyard Vicar,' and the immortal principles of '89! And I can't admit of an old boy of a God who takes walks in his garden with a cane in his hand, who lodges his friends in the belly of whales, dies uttering a cry, and rises again at the end of three days; things absurd in themselves, and completely opposed, moreover, to all physical laws, which prove to us, by the way, that priests have always wallowed in turpid ignorance, in which they would fain engulf the people with them.
If this isn't a strong attack against religion…
The young writer Flaubert depicts an Emma corrupted by literature. She has read the Romantics and loves trashy romance novels. She expects to live a flamboyant life like the heroines of her novels. She never managed to distance herself from what she reads. Instead of reading romance novels and treating them as fairy tales, she believes that it's what love should be. She has a husband who loves her, behaves properly, has a steady income and is healthy. She should be content but she's not because she dreams of a great passion:
Elle se laissa donc glisser dans les méandres lamartiniens, écouta les harpes sur les lacs, tous les chants de cygnes mourants, toutes les chutes de feuilles, les vierges pures qui montent au ciel, et la voix de l'Éternel discourant dans les vallons.
She let herself glide along with Lamartine meanderings, listened to harps on lakes, to all the songs of dying swans, to the falling of the leaves, the pure virgins ascending to heaven, and the voice of the Eternal discoursing down the valleys.
An exchange with Max about Brooklyn by Colm Tóibín had me thinking about how novels shape our vision of what relationships should be. We were at least three to think that the love story in Brooklyn is not very interesting in itself. And yet, it's a plausible one between people who have an average life like most of us. We found this uninteresting and I wrote "you don't expect this in a novel". It's mundane and deep down we think the characters of a novel shouldn't be mundane. Anyway.
Charles is content with the quotidian, Emma expects grand passion. Charles's imagination is turned off; Emma's is working at full regime. They are imagination-incompatible. He won't suspect her affairs, she'll find fuel for her imagination in her lovers. He looks stupid; she looks silly.
Emma is immoral for the time because she isn't ashamed of her affairs. She's living the grand passion she reads about and nothing else matters. She has no remorse except for fleeting moments. She's capricious and haughty.
elle ne cachait plus son mépris pour rien, ni pour personne ; et elle se mettait quelquefois à exprimer des opinions singulières, blâmant ce que l'on approuvait, et approuvant des choses perverses ou immorales : ce qui faisait ouvrir de grands yeux à son mari. Moreover she no longer concealed her contempt for anything or anybody, and at times she set herself to express singular opinions, finding fault with that which others approved, and approving things perverse and immoral, all of which madeher husband open his eyes widely.
When she gives herself away to Rodolphe and starts their affair, she doesn't put up much resistance. It happens at their third meeting; she's quite bold in her rendezvous with him. Nothing else matters. She doesn't care about her reputation, her family and doesn't try to fight against her attraction. She's immoral because she is not conflicted about what she's doing. She's not as vicious as Madame de Merteuil in Les Liaisons Dangereuses or as manipulative as Valérie in La Cousine Bette. The Red and the Black was published in 1830 and neither Madame de Rênal nor Mathilde de la Mole is virtuous; Madame de Rênal is adulterous too. In the eyes of society, Emma doesn't have a valuable motive to be unfaithful. She just wants to live the passion she's heard about. She's ordinary. She could be the wife next door and it frightens a society that such behaviours could reach the middle class.
Let's see her with our modern eyes: she's stuck for life with an oaf for a husband (no divorce possible), she has no profession (so she gets bored) and lives in a village. She's intelligent enough to yearn for more but focuses her quest on love instead of something else. If I read between the lines, I figure that Flaubert the chauvinist thinks that women aren't capable of more.
From the start, Emma is portrayed as a sensual woman. Her love is in her head, her heart but it's not a platonic love. She enjoys the physical aspects of her affairs and is not ashamed of that. From the beginning, Flaubert hints at her sensuality, at her perversion.
Mais elle triomphait maintenant, et l'amour, si longtemps contenu, jaillissait tout entier avec des bouillonnements joyeux. Elle le savourait sans remords, sans inquiétude, sans trouble. But now she triumphed, and the love so long pent up burst forth in full joyous bubblings. She tasted it without remorse, without anxiety, without trouble.
Elle se repentait, comme d'un crime, de sa vertu passée, et ce qui en restait encore s'écroulait sous les coups furieux de son orgueil. Elle se délectait dans toutes les ironies mauvaises de l'adultère triomphant. She repented of her past virtue as of a crime, and what still remained of it rumbled away beneath the furious blows of her pride. She revelled in all the evil ironies of triumphant adultery.
Quand elle se mettait à genoux sur son prie-Dieu gothique, elle adressait au Seigneur les mêmes paroles de suavité qu'elle murmurait jadis à son amant, dans les épanchements de l'adultère. When she knelt on her Gothic prie-Dieu, she addressed to the Lord the same suave words that she had murmured formerly to her lover in the outpourings of adultery.
Emma retrouvait dans l'adultère toutes les platitudes du mariage. Emma found again in adultery all the platitudes of marriage.
Elle partit donc vers la Huchette, sans s'apercevoir qu'elle courait s'offrir à ce qui l'avait tantôt si fort exaspérée, ni se douter le moins du monde de cette prostitution. So she set out towards La Huchette, not seeing that she was hastening to offer herself to that which but a while ago had so angered her, not in the least conscious of her prostitution.
Ensuite il récita le Misereatur et Undulgentiam, trempa son pouce droit dans l'huile et commença les onctions : d'abord sur les yeux, qui avaient tant convoité toutes les somptuosités terrestres ; puis sur les narines, friandes de brises tièdes et de senteurs amoureuses ; puis sur la bouche, qui s'était ouverte pour le mensonge, qui avait gémi d'orgueil et crié dans la luxure ; puis sur les mains, qui se délectaient aux contacts suaves, et enfin sur la plante des pieds, si rapides autrefois quand elle courait à l'assouvissance de ses désirs, et qui maintenant ne marcheraient plus. Then he recited the Misereatur and the Indulgentiam, dipped his right thumb in the oil, and began to give extreme unction. First upon the eyes, that had so coveted all worldly pomp; then upon the nostrils, that had been greedy of the warm breeze and amorous odours; then upon the mouth, that had uttered lies, that had curled with pride and cried out in lewdness; then upon the hands that had delighted in sensual touches; and finally upon the soles of the feet, so swift of yore, when she was running to satisfy her desires, and that would now walk no more.
In these quotes we see strong words like prostitution, triumphant adultery and a comparison between marriage and adultery. Shocking. Emma attracts men. Charles, Léon, Rodolphe, Justin (a domestic), her father-in-law (Her mother-in-law once hastens their departure from Charles' household because she fears that Bovary Senior could attempt at sleeping with his daughter-in-law.) Emma is referred to with sexual innuendos. Léon is surprised by her dexterity at adultery. She enjoys herself and that's unforgivable. Moreover, she doesn't want to sacrifice her happiness for Charles and do her duty.
Emma's behaviour is not acceptable for society at the time and the icing on the cake is Flaubert's tone. He could be moralising to acknowledge that Emma's behaviour is inadmissible and choose the side of bourgeois way of thinking. He doesn't. Instead, he's caustic. He doesn't like his heroine and openly criticises her reading tastes:
Ce n'étaient qu'amours, amants, amantes, dames persécutées s'évanouissant dans des pavillons solitaires, postillons qu'on tue à tous les relais, chevaux qu'on crève à toutes les pages, forêts sombres, troubles du cœur, serments, sanglots, larmes et baisers, nacelles au clair de lune, rossignols dans les bosquets, messieurs braves comme des lions, doux comme des agneaux, vertueux comme on ne l'est pas, toujours bien mis, et qui pleurent comme des urnes. They were all love, lovers, sweethearts, persecuted ladies fainting in lonely pavilions, postilions killed at every stage, horses ridden to death on every page, sombre forests, heartaches, vows, sobs, tears and kisses, little skiffs by moonlight, nightingales in shady groves, "gentlemen" brave as lions, gentle as lambs, virtuous as no one ever was, always well dressed, and weeping like fountains.
With this, he criticises the authors who write these books or feuilletons. He also pictures the education received at convents as useless. The isolation grows young girls into women who have no idea of what real life is. They're disconnected from reality. That's another dart sent at the church (they run the convents) and at society (they consider this as good education). Balzac's Mémoire de deux jeunes mariées proves Flaubert's point.
In my humble opinion, Madame Bovary is much more than the tragic fate of a serial adulterer. It's the writer's rebellion against society's hypocrisy (you can read Romantic literature but not put its ideas into practice), against an established literary movement, against stupidity and bourgeois thinking. I haven't read Flaubert's biography but I'd say that Madame Bovary is him because she does what she wants regardless of the consequences. She's a rebel with a silly cause, that's all.
I'll leave you with a last quote:
Le devoir, c'est de sentir ce qui est grand, de chérir ce qui est beau, et non pas d'accepter toutes les conventions de la société, avec les ignominies qu'elle nous impose. One's duty is to feel what is great, cherish the beautiful, and not accept all the conventions of society with the ignominy that it imposes upon us.
Tough program.
Don't forget to visit Guy's Blog to read his review of the book.
PS: As a side note, I never understood why Chabrol chose Isabelle Huppert to impersonate Emma Bovary. Emma can't be a readhead. Flaubert keeps on describing her beautiful dark hair. How could he choose Isabelle Huppert, who is also too old for the role?
Categories: 19th Century, Classics, Flaubert Gustave, French Literature, Made into a film, Novel Tags: 19thCentury Literature, Classic, Gustave Flaubert, Madame Bovary, Readalong
Her ability to love was her gift.
Un Coeur simple, by Gustave Flaubert. Read by Marie-Christine Barrault. English title: A Simple Heart.
A Simple Heart is a short story first published in 1877 in the book Three Tales. It tells the life of the servant Félicité in the Normandy of early 19th Century. Right from title, Flaubert sums up Félicité. Indeed, in French, "des gens simples" ('simple people') are a way to call decent people from the working class. "Simple", applied to mind, also describes someone with a limited intelligence. ('simple d'esprit'). "Avoir du coeur" (to have a good heart) is used to picture generous people. That's Félicité: hardworking, loving and with a slow intelligence. It is confirmed by the two first sentences:
Pendant un demi-siècle, les bourgeoises de Pont-l'Évêque envièrent à Mme Aubain sa servante Félicité. Pour cent francs par an, elle faisait la cuisine et le ménage, cousait, lavait, repassait, savait brider un cheval, engraisser les volailles, battre le beurre, et resta fidèle à sa maîtresse,-qui cependant n'était pas une personne agréable. For half a century the housewives of Pont-l'Evêque had envied Madame Aubain her servant Félicité. For a hundred francs a year, she cooked and did the housework, washed, ironed, mended, harnessed the horse, fattened the poultry, made the butter and remained faithful to her mistress—although the latter was by no means an agreeable person.
As soon as Mme Aubain hires Félicité, the latter's food and shelter are assured. She will never lose that and it is already important for the time.
However, her temper is to love without expecting anything in return. She loves Théodore, then her mistress' children, her nephew, her parrot. Every time a dreadful event deprives her from the object of her love, she finds another one. She never complains. Flaubert is sometimes ironic about her but I never felt like mocking her, even when she decided to have her parrot stuffed in order to keep him near her after he died. After each misfortune, she weeps, like in the following quote, when Théodore marries someone else, and then moves on with her life:
Ce fut un chagrin désordonné. Elle se jeta par terre, poussa des cris, appela le bon Dieu, et gémit toute seule dans la campagne jusqu'au soleil levant. The poor girl's sorrow was frightful. She threw herself on the ground, she cried and called on the Lord, and wandered around desolately until sunrise.
The translation uses the word "frightful", which corresponds to Flaubert's idea. But the word he used "désordonné" means "untidy" or "disorderly" and it is not a word commonly used to describe sorrow. Yet it pictures really well the scene.
I would like to comment the names of the characters. Félicité means felicity. This sounds a little ironic as I am not sure it is a state of mind she often felt. Mme Aubain's name reminds me of the word "Aubaine". In French, an "aubaine" means a godsend, a bargain. The meeting between Félicité and Mme Aubain is indeed a godsend for both of them. Of course, Mme Aubain had a good, faithful, brave, hardworking servant. But, although Mme Aubain was not an agreeable woman, Félicité was not ill-treated in her house and her life was sweeter than the one she would have spent in a farm. The children's names are Paul & Virginie. I can't help thinking it is a reference to the novel "Paul & Virginie" by Bernardin de Saint-Pierre. It is the symbol of pure love.
I enjoy Flaubert's prose. Every word is at the right place. He only needs a few sentences to perfectly describe a room and an atmosphere. He shows us the simple life of Provincial people, with their joys and sorrows. These people try to float on the flow of events that fate throws in their lives. They accept them, they suffer, they adapt with dignity.
It is a short text and here are the files, if anyone is interested: GUSTAVE_FLAUBERT-Un_coeur_simple (in French) A_simple_heart (in English)
Categories: 19th Century, Classics, Flaubert Gustave, French Literature, Short Stories Tags: French Literature, Gustave Flaubert
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The weather in upstate New York is twisted!
A rare "snownado" was spotted over Lake Erie Friday as the Buffalo region continues to be bombarded with lake-effect snow in what could become a record-setting storm.
The weather phenomena, similar to a waterspout, but with frozen precipitation, was spotted just after 8:30 a.m. by storm chaser Simon Brewer, who estimated it was about a mile off the coast of downtown Buffalo.
"Was close enough & clear enough can confirm it was a waterspout by definition," Brewer tweeted, adding that he watched it rotate from the Erie Basin marina.
The snownado was one of several rare weather events associated with Friday's massive lake-effect snow system, which also included thunder and lightning among the blizzard.
"The spin-ups — technically brief waterspouts — are relatively common on the Great Lakes," Greg Diamond, a senior meteorologist at Fox Weather, told The Post. "But it's relatively uncommon to have happen during a lake-effect snow event."
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"You only see it during the most extreme events," he added.
Diamond called the storm a "historic event," on track to break New York's state-wide record for snowfall in a 24-hour period, with several hours yet to go.
That record was set in Oneida County, in the village of Camden, New York, when it was inundated with 50 inches of snow in one day back in 1966.
The "snownado" was one of several rare weather events associated with Friday's massive lake-effect snow system.
A cloud of snow is seen crossing Lake Erie as extreme winter weather hits Buffalo.
The National Weather Service's most recent accumulation estimate shows that record already broken, with some 54 inches reported on the ground in the Erie County village of Orchard Park.
Diamond said the storm is predicted to continue dumping snow on the region until winding down early Sunday.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency for the 11 counties around her hometown of Buffalo, and reiterated her call Friday for New Yorkers in the western part of the state to stay home.
Commercial traffic remains banned along a 132-mile stretch of the New York State Thruway from Rochester, New York, to the Pennsylvania border, as does a driving ban for much of Erie County.
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Yes, the politicians have caught up with Vonage and have put Vonage in the same position as all the other landline phone companies ........ taxing customers at 25%.
I did an analysis of my last Vonage billing. I am paying 26.2% in fees and taxes. In addition, the state and local taxes are applied to the service and fees total. In my case, the state and local authorities were able to increase their take by an additional 1% of my billing. In realtiy they were able to take 10% more than they would have gotten if their tax was applied to only the service cost amount. This approach smacks of graft of the process and taking advantage.
All in all though, it is the politicians that are doing this to the phone companies and the public users of telephone service.
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import de.bluebiz.bluelytics.api.exceptions.BluelyticsException;
import de.bluebiz.bluelytics.api.services.Services;

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Q: oauth get request token for google shows "The page you requested is invalid. " I am trying to send a request to oauth google to get a request token.i passed all the parameters required.here is the code.please help.
The out put of the below code is a token provided by google to access its users private data.but i am getting the result that the page i requested is invalid.where did i go wrong?
should i pass the scope also in the url?
public void doGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp)
        throws IOException {
    try {
          String oauthConsumerKey = "my key";
          String oauthSignatureMethod = "HMAC-SHA1";
          String oauthSignature = "my signature";
        // Send the request
        URL url = new URL("https://www.google.com/accounts/OAuthGetRequestToken"+oauthConsumerKey+
        oauthSignatureMethod+oauthSignature);
        URLConnection conn = url.openConnection();
        conn.setDoOutput(true);
        OutputStreamWriter writer = new OutputStreamWriter(conn.getOutputStream());

        //write parameters

        writer.flush();

        // Get the response
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        String line;
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           System.out.println("\n" +line);

        }

        writer.close();
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        //Output the response

    } catch (MalformedURLException ex) {
        ex.printStackTrace();
    } catch (IOException ex) {
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A: As specified in the documentation of the OAuthGetRequestToken call, you are missing some required parameters:
oauth_consumer_key     (required)
oauth_nonce            (required)
oauth_signature_method (required)
oauth_signature        (required)
oauth_timestamp        (required)
scope                  (required)
oauth_callback         (required)

Your query URL also has to be in a format like:
https://www.google.com/accounts/OAuthGetRequestToken?param1=value1&param2=value2&...
Please note that the Google OAuth 1.0 API is already deprecated and should not be used for new projects:

Important: OAuth 1.0 has been officially deprecated as of April 20, 2012. It will continue to work as per our deprecation policy, but we encourage you to migrate to OAuth 2.0 as soon as possible.

Further the OAuth 2 flows are way more simple, check out the documentation at Google.


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Discussion in 'Installation/Configuration' started by Helmi, Oct 6, 2010.
Is it possible to deactivate spamassassin, amavisd and clamd for ISPConfig3 either on a per domain basis or for all domains at once? If so, how?
You can switch off SpamAssassin and ClamAV for a whole domain or for a single email account by selecting "Uncensored" or "not enabled" from the Spamfilter field in either the domain for or the email account form.
Please note that the setting for a single email account overrides the spamfilter setting of the mail domain (no matter what spamfilter level you chose for the mail domain; this is true even if you disabled the spamfilter for the mail domain), with one exception: If you choose to not enable the spamfilter for the email account, but the spamfilter is enabled for the mail domain, then the spamfilter setting of the mail domain is used for this email account. Use Uncensored to disable the spamfilter.
Thank you. And how to disable clamd?
The virus scan can be disabled in the spamfilter policys as well.
In my incoming emails, I want to filter spam (thanks to spamassassin, via amavis), but I don't want to check for viruses whatsoever (and not even run clamd at all).
I'm using Linux on my laptop, and I am moreso prone to SPAM, but viruses attached to emails don't really concern me. I'd prefer to save the RAM on my VPS server. Yes, I'm cheap. Guilty as charged.
Within the ISPconfig web admin, I also went to "Email" -> "Spamfilter" -> "Policy", and defined a new "SpamFilter Policy", where "Virus Lover" and "Bypass Virus Checks" is "Yes", but "No" for everything else.
Then I used this newly-defined SpamFilter Policy in "Email" -> "Domain" -> [mydomain.com] -> "SpamFilter" dropdown is set to my new SpamFilter policy.
Likewise, I also chose this new SpamFilter Policy for my mail user(s) in "Email" -> "Email Accounts" -> "Email Mailbox" -> [[email protected]] -> "SpamFilter" dropdown is set to my new SpamFilter policy.
When clamd was running, my server would idle at about 800 of my 1000MB of RAM all used up! With clamd not running, Now it idles at 250MB. Ahhh, that's much better.
If there's anything that I did here that will run afoul of ISPconfig itself, please let me know.
Is there no swap on that VPS host? If you put 3 GB swap you have 4 GB virtual memory, which should be enough for your mail server even when scanning for viruses.


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Taylor Swift | Taylor Swift confirms Woodvale is not a third album
Taylor Swift has cleared up the fan theory that a third album in the 'folklore' series called 'Woodvale' is on the way.
Back in July, eagle-eyed Swifties – the name Taylor gave to her fanbase – noticed the word 'Woodvale' on the right hand corner of an alternate cover art for 'folklore'.
And since the release of its sister record 'evermore' last week, many had suggested it could mean 'Woodvale' would complete a trilogy of albums.
However, the 'Look What You Made Me Do' hitmaker has now denied this to be the case and explained that 'Woodvale' is in fact the codename they gave her top-secret LP 'folklore', and they'd simply forgotten to remove the title from the fake cover she made.
Appearing on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!', Taylor said: "I tend to be sort of annoyingly secret agent-y about dropping clues and hints and Easter eggs, and it's very annoying.
"But it's fun for fans, and it's fun for me, because they like to pick up on things, and they'll notice lots of things in music videos or photos or whatever. And then sometimes I take it too far, and I make a mistake."
The 31-year-old singer continued: "When I was making 'folklore', I was too afraid to even reveal the title of my album to my closest teammates and management. I didn't tell anybody the album until right before it came out. And so I came up with a fake code name that had the same amount of letters as 'folklore'. Chose a random name… chose 'Woodvale'.
"[I] wanted to see how it would look on the album covers, mocked them up, and then decided I don't actually want to have an album title on the album covers. And we forgot to take the fake code name off of one of them."
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using System;
using System.Collections;
using UnityEngine;
using InControl;

// This custom profile is enabled by adding it to the Custom Profiles list
// on the InControlManager component, or you can attach it yourself like so:
// InputManager.AttachDevice( new UnityInputDevice( "KeyboardAndMouseProfile" ) );
//
public class KeyboardAndMouseProfile : UnityInputDeviceProfile
{
	public KeyboardAndMouseProfile()
	{
		Name = "Keyboard/Mouse";
		Meta = "A keyboard and mouse combination profile appropriate for FPS.";

		// This profile only works on desktops.
		SupportedPlatforms = new[]
		{
			"Windows",
			"Mac",
			"Linux"
		};

		Sensitivity = 1.0f;
		LowerDeadZone = 0.0f;
		UpperDeadZone = 1.0f;

		AnalogMappings = new[]
		{
			new InputControlMapping
			{
				Handle = "Move X",
				Target = InputControlType.LeftStickX,
				// KeyCodeAxis splits the two KeyCodes over an axis. The first is negative, the second positive.
				Source = KeyCodeAxis( KeyCode.S, KeyCode.F )
			},
			new InputControlMapping
			{
				Handle = "Move Y",
				Target = InputControlType.LeftStickY,
				// Notes that up is positive in Unity, therefore the order of KeyCodes is down, up.
				Source = KeyCodeAxis( KeyCode.D, KeyCode.E )
			},
			new InputControlMapping {
				Handle = "Look X",
				Target = InputControlType.RightStickX,
				Source = KeyCodeAxis( KeyCode.J, KeyCode.L )
			},
			new InputControlMapping {
				Handle = "Look Y",
				Target = InputControlType.RightStickY,
				Source = KeyCodeAxis( KeyCode.K, KeyCode.I )
			}
		};
	}
}