Mood: Good Mood / Happy / Little Worn Out
Weather: Sunny Spring Day
Time 515 pm
Relationship Ranking: 5
Entry 2
I knew last night Chris and I was going to have blows. Chris much like me is stubborn, can be very mean with his words, and at some point in the fight enough is enough. We hit the enough is enough point about 1 ½ after I got home last night. I admit I was pissed about Chris online sex account. He confirmed that he did hook up with dude (someone he has wanted to hook up for ever with), like that fucking matters. What I was more pissed about and I told Chris is last Thursday night he was suppose to be at home with me. The reason why, because the night before last Wednesday we had plans and Chris totally blew me off. For the same thing he does every time – to go to Thomas’s house. I told Chris that I thought he cruzed on Thomas’s computer and I was on to him. He said who cares and blamed me for fucking around 1st with other guys and brings it into our relationship. Which is true, I did get caught 1st, but I think he was doing the same and I am not trying to minimize the blame. Who knows, I think we both fuck around on each other the same amount. Long story short, last Thursday was suppose to be me and him, not some dude he spent an hour with, and came home because he felt guilty because of me. I said he feels guilty because I called and bugged him so much while he was trying to enjoy himself. And that I hoped he did not enjoy the experience. At that point he grabbed me hugged me, and we laid on the back bed room couch together. Last night was all about the make up sex. And we did plenty of making up. I apologized for being such a bitch, and if he communicated with me a little more I would not feel so left in the dark. I mean shit how my guys do you know that are going to be cool with their BF gone all night partying with his crazy friends
The Dreyfus Affair
Jackie Kunz
Captain Alfred Dreyfus had his second court conviction annulled July 12, 1906, after over a decade of claiming his innocence. His court case had been reopened in 1899 but the result was a ten year reconviction. Dreyfus was originated from a prosperous Jewish family that originated in Alsace, Germany. His family moved to France after the defeat of the French army in 1871. He graduated from École Polytechnique and became a high ranked officer in the French army.
In 1894 a handwritten note was found in a waste paper basket in the German
Military attaché in the office of Major Max von Schwartzkoppen by a cleaning women under the employment of a French counter-intelligence. This note has now come to be known as Bordereau. The contents included government secrets and information concerning new fields of artillery pieces.
The note was delivered to French War Minister, General Auguste Mercier. The note’s contents implied that it was written by an artillery officer. Seeing as Dreyfus had artillery training and a German background, he fell under suspicion. The handwriting was incorrectly interpreted as Dreyfus’s handwriting. In October 1894, Dreyfus was arrested and charged with espionage and convicted of treason by a military tribunal in December. General Mercier insisted that he have an early trial and conviction. He was given a life sentence of solitary confinement on Devil’s Island, off the coast of French Guyana in South America. He was stripped of his rank marks and buttons and his sabre was broken.
Dreyfus’s case was reopened in 1899 because he had been denied the due process. The conviction was quashed by the Court of Cassation and he was reconvicted for ten more years.
Drefus was pardoned on July 12, 1906 by President Émile Loubert. He has been readmitted into the army and made a knight in the Légion d’Honneur. He has since served in WWI as a Lietenant Colonel.
This case resulted in the division of France. Due to his Jewish faith, Drefus was more apt to be convicted with the amount of anti-Semitism present. Even though Jews in France are treated better than most of those in Europe. They are allowed to participate in government and in the military. Jews are considered to be without a homeland and with no loyalty and this idea played into effect during Drefus’s trials. Theodor Herzl, a Jewish journalist from Vienna, said that assimilation is no protection against anti-Semitism.
Recently it has been discovered that the true culprit was Major Esterhazy. Drefus’s name has been completely cleared.
每一刻，别离都在上演，而每一次的离别又都是那样的刻骨铭心，在世为人，注定要承受难掩的悲伤，仿佛蚀苦的温柔，丝丝入心．既然别离在所难免，就不要怀疑当初爱的真谛，何不做一个懂得珍惜，善于怀念的人，面对于离别时，尽情流露内心的感受，情动之时，不妨洒脱地挥一挥手，与过往挥手作别！
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