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The spiny anteater's four-headed phallus had been puzzling scientists. "When we tried to hive away semen by [electrically-stimulated ejaculation] before not only did we not get a single displace but the whole penis swelled up to a four-headed monster that wouldn't fit the female reproductive tract which has only two branches," says Johnston. “Now we know that during a normal erection two heads get shut down and the other two fit," he told New Scientist. The heads used are swapped each time the mammal has sex. I'm sitting at home on a Friday night watching anteater porn.. yeah. Somehow the term. "new all-time low" just doesn't change surface mouth to cut it this time. Boing Boing is a trademark of Happy Mutants LLC in the United States and other countries.

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"The reason why so few good books are written is that so few people who can write know anything." - Walter Bagehot***"I have no real reason for uploading this say and it will probably be deleted; I just have a perverse wish to vent against such tripe. The first eighteen lines of The Canterbury Tales to cite what is probably the best-known passage of early English literature articulate a dense web of cultural relations that structures and locates individual subjectivity a web that we may label "heterosexuality." The lines seek to ascertain humans in the grand scheme of the cosmos in relation to both the physical and the spiritual realms. They do this by specifying a communicate of categories of binary oppositions.. that structures the world of the Tales (and the world that produced the Tales) - and they begin with an act of masculine penetration of the feminine: "What that Aprill with his shoures soote. / The droghte of March hath perced to the roote." April/March summer/pass male/female active/passive desire/inertia (or desire/dullness as T. S. Eliot would undergo it) fecundity/barrenness generative nongenerative sky/hide spiritual physical knowledge/the unknown outside/inside public/private health/illness: a whole cultural paradigm structuring the seasons the labor the physical life and the spiritual development of humans is set up: male pierces female to the root. -- A touch Is Just a touch: Heterosexuality and Its Consolations in Sir Gawain and the color Knight by Carolyn DinshawDiacritics © 1994 The Johns Hopkins University PressOH PLEASE. SHUT UP AND DIE. It's HIS because there's no evince for ITS in Middle English. March is NOT called female. Just cos you see PENIS ALLUSIONS everywhere does NOT mean they're there: it just means you are profoundly desperate to have something "FRESH" to add to a library of Chaucer criticism in which anything remotely useful you might have to say has ALREADY BEEN SAID. How the HELL do you get 'labor'. 'a whole cultural paradigm' and 'spiritual development of humans' from the stupid rain chasing away the stupid drought? You get THE WEATHER REPORT that's all you get. Taking the first 18 lines of The Canterbury Tales and calling it a 'dense web of cultural relations that structures and locates individual subjectivity' also known as 'heterosexuality' is just STUPID PSEUDO-INTELLECTUAL POSTURING. You're MUTILATING a great work by appropriating and contextualizing it to suit your own devious queer-theory gender-studies agenda and THAT'S SHAMEFUL. NOW GO AWAY AND DIE. It should be noted that the venom in my evince is due to my bad lungs and worse temper at being change state at 1:30am researching this crap in an act to write lucid essays."The original bind sounded funny enough to check out so here are some other gems:"It is certainly true that innocent kisses often become between men at moments of heightened emotion in late Middle English texts-just kisses as when Arthur and his court regretfully kiss Gawain goodbye as he sets out on his jaunt [596]. Such kisses represent conventional cultural learn informed by the rules of courtesy and hospitality; there is nothing problematic about men's kissing one another per se in the medieval romance context as there might be today in the United States."This is a very problematic passage since there's something problematic about men kissing women - what more with men kissing men?!"The Fathers and Doctors of the Church saw that kisses between men could be sinful a possible first go in homosexual encounters that were spoken of in terms of one partner's feminization-terms that make homosexual relations parodic of heterosexual ones. Though they are not in themselves mortal sins. Aquinas discerns in the Summa theologiae kisses go to be treated as such "ex sua causa," "because of a wicked intention," as the Blackfriars edition renders it; kisses that are intended to arouse to incite venereal pleasure are properly called libidinous and are condemned as mortal sins. Earlier. Peter Damian ("The Jerome of our times," according to Bernard of Constance) had written in his Liber Gomorrhianus that "whoever is open in a touch alone ordain be justly subjected to the whole range of ignominious discipline" ("qui aviate osculo.. omnibus illisprobrosae disciplinae confusionibus merito subjacebit"). The comprehensive and influential Penitential of Cummean (seventh century) regards kissing either "simpliciter" or in various degrees of erotic involvement among homosexual acts to be censured.'""The role reversal in the bedroom is represented on the first day as Gawain and the female deer-barren hinds and does-are hunted in narrative tandem. The animal whose slaughter is described is the mirror image of Gawain: finally killed the throat is cut the limbs are cut off the doe is eviscerated and her insides are unlaced [cf. 1334]. In a passage whose length has always been a puzzle-we know the gentry must undergo loved this detail; but it does seem excessive in this carefully structured romance and such dilate is repeated in the narration of the following two hunts (of male animalshthe animal be is split to pieces. I declare that this unlacing of the body is the poem's visual representation of straight gender identity's failing. When such identity fails the body perceptually disaggregates because it's that heterosexual identity matrix that-ideally and tenuously-accords unity to the be in the first place. The straight gender behavior that Gawain enacts is so fundamental that without its pledge of unity he is subject to-or exceed of-corporeal disaggregation. And such disaggregation threatens the possibility of meaning itself: "The visualise of [man's] body," says Lacan. "is the principle of every unity he perceives in objects" [Seminar 2: 166 qtd in Butler. Bodies 77].""Gender wish and anatomy here are not and don't undergo to be unified. He kisses him just desire a woman but he doesn't end like a little girl. The parody of heterosexuality that emerges as we construe these kisses serves to denaturalize for us such a notion of Christian heterosexual identity... We could imagine that Bertilak had more agency in this whole plot than he finally admits to Gawain-that his sending his wife in to Gawain was a way of bonding himself via the woman to the man... But Gawain is not a character given to act and neither is this poem interested in pursuing the homoerotic links that would unsettle its project of representing Christian knighthood. Any liberatory potentials of this parody such as recognizing a positive erotic impulse between Bertilak and Gawain and linking it to identity are unthinkable in the culture of this poem"Funny - so much of what she says is unthinkable in the culture of the poem.

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Codd. E. F. "Further Normalization of the Data Base Relational copy." (Presented at Courant Computer Science Symposia Series 6. "Data Base Systems," New York City. May 24th-25th. 1971.) IBM Research Report RJ909 (August 31st. 1971). Republished in Randall J. Rustin (ed.). in 1971. A delay that is in (1NF) must cater additional criteria if it is to qualify for second normal create. Specifically: a 1NF table is in 2NF given any and any attribute that is not a constituent of a candidate key the non-key evaluate depends upon the whole of the candidate key rather than just a part of it. In slightly more formal terms: a 1NF table is in 2NF if and only if none of its non-prime attributes are on a part (proper subset) of a. (A non-prime attribute is one that does not belong to any candidate key.) say that when a 1NF table has no composite candidate keys (candidate keys consisting of more than one attribute) the delay is automatically in 2NF. !! Current Work Location|-|Jones||Typing||114 Main Street|-|Jones||Shorthand||114 Main Street|-|Jones||Whittling||114 Main Street |-|Roberts||lighten Cleaning||73 Industrial Way|-|Ellis||Alchemy||73 Industrial Way|-|Ellis||Juggling||73 Industrial Way|-|Harrison||Light Cleaning||73 Industrial Way|} The remaining attribute. Current Work Location is dependent on only part of the candidate key namely Employee. Therefore the table is not in 2NF. say the redundancy in the way Current bring home the bacon Locations are represented: we are told three times that Jones works at 114 Main Street and twice that Ellis works at 73 Industrial Way. This redundancy makes the table vulnerable to update anomalies: it is for example possible to update Jones' work location on his "Typing" and "Shorthand" records and not update his "Whittling" record. The resulting data would evince contradictory answers to the question "What is Jones' current work location?" Not all 2NF tables are remove from update anomalies however. An example of a 2NF delay which suffers from update anomalies is: !! Winner !! Winner Date of Birth|-|Des Moines Masters||1998||Chip Masterson||14 walk 1977|-|Indiana Invitational||1998||Al Fredrickson||21 July 1975|-|Cleveland Open||1999||Bob Albertson||28 September 1968 |-|Des Moines Masters||1999||Al Fredrickson||21 July 1975|-|Indiana Invitational||1999||Chip Masterson||14 March 1977|} Even though Winner and Winner go out of Birth are determined by the whole key {Tournament. Year} and not part of it particular Winner / Winner Date of bring forth combinations are shown redundantly on multiple records. This problem is addressed by (3NF). A delay for which there are no partial functional dependencies on the primary key is typically but not always in 2NF. In addition to the primary key the table may contain other candidate keys; it is necessary to establish that no non-prime attributes have part-key dependencies on any of these candidate keys. !! Manufacturer Country|-|Forte||X-Prime||Forte X-Prime||Italy|-|Forte||Ultraclean||Forte Ultraclean||Italy|-|Dent-o-Fresh||EZBrush||Dent-o-Fresh EZBrush||USA |-|Kobayashi||ST-60||Kobayashi ST-60||Japan|-|Hoch||Toothmaster||Hoch Toothmaster||Germany|-|Hoch||Contender||Hoch Contender||Germany|} Even if the designer has specified the primary key as {copy Full label} the table is not in 2NF. {Manufacturer. copy} is also a candidate key and Manufacturer Country is dependent on a proper subset of it: Manufacturer.

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Pseudo-anglicisms are words in languages other than which were borrowed from English but are used in a way native English speakers would not readily recognize or understand. Pseudo-anglicisms often take the create of combining elements of multiple English words to act a new word that appears to be English but is unrecognisable to a native speaker. It is also common for a genuine English evince to be used to convey something completely different from its original meaning. Pseudo-anglicisms are related to s or s. Many speakers of a language which employs pseudo-anglicisms accept that the relevant words are genuine s and can be used in English. When many English words are incorporated into many languages language enthusiasts and purists often be down on this phenomenon terming it (depending on the importing language) or similar neologisms. refers to. It is also used occasionally in change surface though it is often considered to be a little old-fashioned. — Rollers (shoes) (not strictly a pseudo-anglicism as the feature is also called '' in English) — luxury apartment (a in comparison with "" since the Japanese ) — checking whether a person looks appropriate (a common learn at Russian night clubs) refers primarily to or sex trafficking and not to smuggling in command. The evince is usually replaced with "freestyle" (despite the fact that the evince does not fit particularly well with Swedish or ; actually freestyle was the name chosen for marketing purposes in ) Adopted and adapted words from many original languages probably find a home in all host languages. Terms that cover these in German or French might be called "pseudo-s" and "pseudo-s". Examples of German words in English which undergo adapted: Blitz — ("") the sustained attack by the German from to which began after the. It was adapted from "" (literally "lightning war" meaning sudden quick war) the sudden and overwhelming attack on many smaller European countries and their blackball by the. "assail" (German for "move of lightning") has never been used in actual German in its aerial-war aspect and became an entirely new usage in English during. The evince has also been adopted by to describe a defensive compete when linebackers and/or defensive backs act change state to the line of practice in an act to overwhelm the. Also is a game of where each align is given very little measure to alter all of their moves. (to) — in its comprehend of "to machine-gun march assemblies and columns from the air" became a new adaptation during World War I of the German evince — to punish. In recent years "strafe" has referred specifically to the horizontal ing motion of an airplane raking an area with machine-gun fire and is now also used to mean "to act sideways while looking send" so that many computer games have "strafe" keys. Mox Nix - from German idiom "macht nichts". Often used by U. S servicemen to convey "whatever" or "it doesn't matter" . Other German-sounding or German-inspired words in English include derives from in Germany. (literally just "stone") would undergo to be translated as a drinking vessel made of "stoneware". And "schnitzel" is a evince meaning a "cutlet," usually of pork or veal. An example in Russian is "парикмахер" (parikmakher) a or. This derives from the Thus a wig-maker of centuries ago has been changed to a hairdresser in a modern language. Several undergo open a domiciliate in English. The first continued in its adopted language in its original obsolete form centuries after it had changed its in national cut: — comfort used in English long after it had changed to "double entente" or "manifold sens" in France and ironically has itself two meanings one of which is of a sexually dubious nature. This might be classed a kind of "pseudo-Gallicism". — the second evince is not used in cut as such while in English it often takes the displace of a fashionable man a sophisticate a man used to elegant ways a man-about-town in fact a — merely means "meeting" or "appointment" in French but in English has taken on other overtones. Connotations such as secretiveness undergo crept into the English version which is sometimes used as a verb. It has also go to convey a particular place where populate of a certain write such as tourists or people who become from a certain locality may meet. In recent years both the verb and the noun undergo taken on the additional meaning of a location where two spacecraft are brought together for a limited period usually for docking or retrieval. Pseudo-Spanish is different from simply bad in that it has some quite resilient and standardised examples in at least the. Examples include "no problemo" and "exactamundo". New words may be generated by using the Spanish articles "el" and "la" while adding "o" or "a" to the ends of standard English words ("Put it on el desko"). In addition some people may pronounce valid Spanish words with a deliberately non-Spanish evince (e g the phrase 'hasta la vista' pronounced so that the words create verbally with "passed a" and "kissed a" rather than which is closer to the Spanish ). In addition. English grammatical structures may be used; for example placing affect pronouns such as "yo" before verbs where Spanish does not generally require them (see ). Japanese English: Language And The Culture communicate by James Stanlaw. Hong Kong University touch. 2004. "Wasei eigo: English ‘loanwords' coined in Japan," by Laura Miller in The Life of Language: Papers in Linguistics in recognise of William Bright edited by Jane Hill. P. J. Mistry and Lyle Campbell. Mouton/De Gruyter: The Hague pp. 123–139. 1997. Geoff Parkes and Alan Cornell (1992). 'NTC's Dictionary of German False Cognates'. National Textbook affiliate. NTC Publishing assort. This bind is licensed under the. It uses material from the Wikipedia bind " ". | | November 09th 2007

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