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Professor Ann Ferguson, Philosophy and WOST Bartlett 370 Phone 5-5802, Tues. 2:30-4 or by appointment Email: email@example.com
Required Books (available at Food for Thought Books, Amherst)
Sandra Harding, ed. Feminism and Methodology (1987, Indiana University) [abbreviated: Harding text]Optional texts:
Sharlene Hesse-Biber, Christina Gilmartin and Robin Lydenberg, eds. Feminist Approaches to Theory and Methodology (1999, Oxford University Press) [Hesse-Biber text]
Gesa E. Kirsch Ethical Dilemmas in Feminist Research (1999, State University of New York Press). [Kirsch text]
Shulamit Reinharz Feminist Methods in Social Research (1992, Oxford University Press).[Reinharz text]
Course packet and readings (handed out).
Ruth Behar Translated Woman: Crossing the Border with Esperanza's Story (1993, Beacon) [Behar text]Description of Course:
Sandra Burt and Lorraine Code, eds. Changing Methods: Feminists Transforming Practice (1995, Peterborough, Canada, Broadview Press). [Burt and Code text]
Evelyn Fox Keller and Helen Longino, eds. Feminism and Science (1996, Oxford University Press).[Keller and Longino text]
Diane L. Wolf, ed. Feminist Dilemmas in Fieldwork (1996, Westview Press) [Wolf text]
This course is a 3 credit seminar for graduate students, primarily those who are students in the Women's Studies Graduate Certificate Program in Advanced Feminist Studies, and those interested in applying for the program. (Applications to the Program for next year, which will include retroactive credit for courses taken this year, are due March 8 in the WOST office: Call Nancy Patteson at 5-5332 for further information). This course is connected to a Women's Studies Public Lecture series by faculty and students. Lectures will usually be on Weds. at 4 p.m.
Goal of Course:
The goal is to provide an introductory framework for thinking about methods of research from a feminist perspective. The hope is that we can apply theory to the research practice presented, and that our theory of feminist methods can also be developed in the process. Also, we aim to create a transdisciplinary community of feminist faculty and graduate students on campus who can network with each other to provide help on our joint and individual research and its ethical and political implications.
Course Requirements:
Attendance is an important part of class participation, particularly attendance of the Lecture Series. For full credit in class participation, students may not miss more than 2 seminars.
NOTE: Most reading is on regular 3 day Reserve in the main Library (3rd floor), including the required and optional texts for the course
Seminar I, (1/30) Introduction: Feminist Epistemologies, Critical Paradigms and Ethics
Handouts on Epistemological Research ParadigmsSeminar II (2/6) Feminist Theoretical Paradigms
Distinction between Epistemologies, Methodologies and Methods (Harding)
Discussion of Some Ethical Problems of Feminist Research
- Background reading
R. Tong Feminist Thought, Introduction, Reader I
M. Calas and L. Smircich "From the Woman's Point of View?" (handout)
G. Kirsch Ethical Dilemmas in Feminist Research, text, ch. 1
- Liberal Feminism
R. Tong Feminist Thought, ch. 1, Reader I
W. Williams "The Equality Crisis", D. Tietjens Meyers, ed. Feminist Social Thought, Reader I
- Radical Feminism
C. MacKinnon "Feminism, Marxism, Method and the State: An Agency for Theory", D. Tietjens Meyers, ed. Ibid, Reader
S. Bordo "Feminist Skepticism and the 'Maleness' of Philosophy", Hesse-Biber text
- Marxist Feminism
M. Benston "The Political Economy of Women's Liberation", in R. Hennessy and C. Ingraham, eds. Materialist Feminism, Reader I
S. Webb "Counter Arguments: an Ethnographic Look at 'Women and Class', L. Stanley, ed. Feminist Praxis, Reader I
- Socialist Feminism
D. Kandiyoti "Islam and Patriarchy: A Comparative Perspective", Hesse-Biber text
H. Hartmann "The Family as Locus of Gender, Class and Political Struggle: The Case of Housework", A. Herrmann and A. Stewart, eds. Theorizing Feminisms, Reader I
[Optional: Z. Eisenstein "The Sexual Politics of the New Right", N. Tuana and R. Tong, eds. Feminism and Philosophy]
Seminar III. (2/13) Feminist Theoretical Paradigms, Part II
Seminar IV (2/20) Feminist Epistemologies and Methodologies
- Poststructuralist Feminism
C. Weedon Feminist Practice and Poststructuralist Theory, ch 2-4, Reader I
J. Butler "Performative Acts and Gender Constitution: An Essay in Phenomenology", Reader I [CR]
K. Canning "Feminist History After the Linguistic Turn" in Hesse-Biber text.
[Optional: M. Devaux "Feminism and Empowerment: A Critical Reading of Foucault" in Hesse-Biber text; J. Butler "Imitation and Gender Subordination" from H. Abelove et al, eds. The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader; J. Butler Bodies that Matter, ch. 1]
- Postcolonial Feminism
J. Alexander and C. Mohanty, eds. Feminist Genealogies, Introduction, Reader I
A. Ong "Colonialism and Modernity: Feminist Re-Presentations of Women in Non-Western Societies", A. Herrmann and A. Stewart, eds. op. cit., Reader I
[Optional: M. Marchand "Latin American Women Speak on Development: Are We Listening Yet?" in Marchand and Parpart, eds. Ibid.]
- Black/Integrative/Intersectional Feminisms
P. Hill Collins "Learning from the Outsider Within" in Hesse-Biber text.
K. Crenshaw "Intersectionality and Identity Politics: Learning from Violence against Women of Color", M. Lyndon Shanley and U. Narayan, eds. Reconstructing Political Theory: Feminist Perspectives, Reader I [CR]
b. hooks "Postmodern Blackness", from hooks Yearning, Reader I
Q. Is there a specific feminist epistemology (standpoint, way of knowing)? Specific feminist research methodologies?Seminar V (2/27) Epistemology from Feminist and Race/Ethnic Standpoints
S. Harding text, Introduction and Conclusion
N. Hartsock "The Feminist Standpoint: Developing the Ground for a Specifically Feminist Historical Materialism", Ibid
G. Burrell and G. Morgan Sociological Paradigms and Organizational Analysis, intro, chs. 1,2, Reader I
W.L. Neuman (1991), Social Research Methods, ch. 3, Reader I
J. Kelly-Gadol "The Social Relation of the Sexes: Methodological Implications of Women's History" in Harding text
S. Gorelick "Contradictions of Feminist Methodology", E. Ngan-Ling Chow et al, eds. Race, Class and Gender, Reader I
Z. Tang Halpin "Scientific Objectivity and the Concept of 'the Other'", Women's Studies International Forum, v. 12, #3, 285-294, 1999, Reader I
A. Peshkin "In Search of Subjectivity--One's Own", Educational Researcher: 17 (7), 17-22 , Reader I [CR on both Halpin and Peshkin]
[Optional: L. Stanley and S. Wise "Method, Methodology and Epistemology in Feminist Research Processes", in L. Stanley, ed. Feminist Praxis; M. Belenky et al, eds. Women's Ways of Knowing, skim; D. Haraway "Situated Knowledges", in E. Fox Keller and H. Longino text; D. Fuss Essentially Speaking, skim]
Q. Do social differences between women (race, ethnicity, class, sexuality) create different epistemological standpoints and ways of knowing?Seminar VI (3/6) Social Construction of Difference and Integrative Feminisms
P. Hill Collins Black Feminist Thought, ch. 2, 10, 11, Reader I [CR]
S. Harding "'. . and Race'? Toward the Science Question in Global Feminism", ch. 8 of S. Harding Whose Science? Whose Knowledge? Thinking from Women's Lives, Reader I
A. Hurtado "Sitios y Lenguas: Chicanas Theorize Feminisms", Hypatia, v. 13 #2 (Spring 1998), Reader I
B. Thornton Dill "The Dialectics of Black Womanhood", Harding text. Others???
[Optional: P. Hill Collins, skim rest of book.]
b. hooks "Eating the Other", Hesse-Biber textSeminar VII (3/13): The Methods and Ethics of Ethnography and Cross-cultural Research
S. Lanser "Feminist Criticism, 'The Yellow Wallpaper' and the Politics of Color in America" Ibid
H. Carby "White Woman Listen! Black Feminism and the Boundaries of Sisterhood" from R. Hennessy and C. Ingraham, eds. op.cit., Reader I
R. Brewer "Theorizing Race, Class and Gender", in S. James and AM Busia, eds. Theorizing Black Feminism , Reader I[CR].
V. Smith "Intersectionality and Experiments in Black Documentary", in Not Just Race, Not Just Gender: Black Feminist Readings, Reader I
- Ethnography and Cross-Cultural Research
S. Reinharz text ch.3, 6, Reader II
R. Behar text ch.15, 17, Reader II
U. Narayan "Essence of Culture and a Sense of History: A Feminist Critique of Cultural Essentialism", Hypatia, v.13 #2 (Summer 1998), Reader II
[Optional: D. Wolf Feminist Dilemmas in Fieldwork, ch. 1; C. Stack "Writing Ethnography: Feminist Critical Practice", in Ibid.]
- Ethical Questions
D. Patai "US Academics and Third World Women: Is Ethical Research Possible?"
S. Berger Gluck and D. Patai, eds. Women's Words: The Feminist Practice of Oral History, Reader II [CR]
J. Rollins Between Women: Domestics and Their Employers, introduction, Reader II [CR}
E. Flinders "In Search of Ethical Guidance: Constructing a Basis for Dialogue". Qualitative Studies in Education, 1992, v. 5#2: 101-115, Reader II
[Optional: R. Behar text, skim rest of book.]
Seminar VIII (3/27) Methods: Oral History, Consciousness Raising and Action Research
- Oral History/Interviewing
A. Oakley "Interviewing Women: A Contradiction in Terms" from H. Roberts, ed., Doing Feminist Research, Reader II
J. Scott "The Evidence of Experience" Hesse-Biber text
S. Stone-Mediatore "Chandra Mohanty and the Revaluing of 'Experience'", Hypatia,v.13, #2 (Spring 1998), Reader II [CR on both Scott and Stone-Mediatore]
- Consciousness-Raising and Participatory Research
D. Henderson "Consciousness Raising in Participatory Research: Method and Methodology for Emancipatory Nursing Inquiry", Adv. Nurs. Sci., 1995: 17 (3), 58-69, Reader II
A Karach and D. Roach "Collaborative Writing, Consciousness Raising, Practical Feminist Ethics" Women's Studies Int. Forum, 1992: 15 (2), 303-308, Reader II
J. Coates, M. Doss and J. Jensen "Isn't Just Being Here Political Enough? Feminist Action-Oriented Research as a Challenge to Graduate Women's Studies" Feminist Studies, v. 24 #2 (Summer 1998), Reader II [CR]
M. Swantz and A. Vainio-Mattila "Participatory Inquiry as an Instrument of Grass-roots Development" in P. Reason, ed. Human Inquiry in Action, Reader II G. Kirsch text, ch. 2. (ethical questions on participatory research [CR]
[Optional: S. Reinharz, Feminist Methods in Social Research, ch. 10; P. Reason, ed. Human Inquiry in Action, esp. articles 1 and 2 by P. Reason and J. Heron ; R. Spalter-Ross and H. Hartmann "Small Happinesses: The Feminist Struggle to Integrate Social Research with Social Activism", Hesse-Biber text; E. Clift and V. Freimuth "Changing Women's Lives: A Communication Perspective on Participatory Qualitative Research Techniques for Gender Equity", Journal of Gender Studies, v. 6 #2, 1997: 289-296; S. Wise "Becoming a Feminist Social Worker", in L. Stanley, ed. Feminist Praxis; P. Maguire "Uneven Ground: Feminisms and Action Research" from P. Reason and H. Bradbury, eds. Handbook of Action Research]
Seminar IX (4/3/02) Discussion of Student Papers on Feminist Research Issue
Directions: Read other students' papers, type out comments or write on paper, and be prepared to discuss your reactions and your own views.Seminar X (4/10/02) Women's Studies and Interdisciplinarity, and Feminist Disciplinary Critiques
Feminist Interdisciplinary ResearchSeminar XI (4/24) Feminist Pedagogy
Q. Why interdisciplinary research? What is the reason for feminist interdisciplinarity? Are there some specific contents, concepts and methods specific to feminist interdisciplinarity?
Reading (please read both A and B for this seminar):
- Women's Studies and Interdisciplinarity
J. Allen and S. Kitch "Disciplined by Disciplines? The Need for an Interdisciplinary Research Mission in Women's Studies", Feminist Studies ,v 24 #2, Reader II [CR]
S. Hesse-Biber text, Introduction
- Feminist Cultural Studies
T. Lovell, ed. Feminist Cultural Studies, Introduction, Reader II
S. Franklin et al "Feminism and Cultural Studies", from Ibid, Reader II [CR}
J. Gore "What We Can Do for You! What Can We Do for "You"? Struggling over Empowerment in Critical and Feminist Pedagogy" from C. Luke and J. Gore, eds. Feminisms and Critical Pedagogy , Reader II [CR]
P. Lather "Critical Pedagogies: A Feminist Reading", Ibid, Reader II
A. Daniel Tatum "Talking about Race, Learning about Racism" Harvard Educational Review, v. 62, #1, Reader II [CR]
b. hooks Teaching to Transgress , chs. 3, 8, 12, Reader II
B. Bee "Critical Literacy and the Politics of Gender", in P. McLaren and C. Lankshear, eds. Critical Literacy, Reader II
J. Brady and A. Hernandez "Feminist Literacies: Toward Emancipatory Possibilities of Solidarity", Ibid, Reader II
Seminar XII (5/1) Global Feminism? Power-Knowledges, Political Controversies and Ethical Concerns
A. Jaggar "Globalizing Feminist Ethics", Hypatia, v13,#3 (Spring 1998), Reader IISTUDENT RESEARCH PAPER ABSTRACTS/OUTLINES DUE FRI. May 3 with copies for all seminar members in Bartlett 208, box for seminar
C. Mohanty "Women Workers and Capitalist Scripts: Ideologies of Domination, Common Interests and the Politics of Solidarity", Hesse-Biber text.
A. Ferguson "Resisting the Veil of Privilege: Building Bridge Identities as an Ethico-Politics of Global Feminism", Hypatia, v. 13 #4 (Summer 1998), Reader II
I. Grewal " On the New Global Feminism and the Family of Nations: Dilemmas of Transnational Feminist Practice" in E. Shoat, ed. Talking Visions: Multicultural Feminism in a Transnational Age, Reader II[CR]
H. Ford-Smith "Ring Ding in a Tight Corner: Sistren, Collective Democracy, and Organization of Cultural Production", from M.J. Alexander and C. Mohanty, eds. op. cit., Reader II
A. Miles Integrative Feminisms, ch. 6, Reader II [CR]
[Optional: J.Alexander and C. Mohanty, eds. Feminist Genealogies, Colonial Legacies, Democratic Futures, skim; A. Miles Integrative Feminisms, skim; S. Reinharz text, ch. 8; I. Grewal and C. Kaplan "Warrior Marks: Global Womanism's Neo-Colonial Discourse in a Multicultural Context", Camera Obscura. #39 (Sept. 1996); A. Walker and P. Parmar Warrior Marks, skim].
Seminar XIII (5/8) Presentations and discussion by seminar participants of their research paper, highlighting an issue of feminist research
Seminar XIV (5/15) Finish Presentations and Conclusion
Last Class Homework: A short set of comments or feedback to give to all the presenters on their presentations, to aid them in writing their final term papers.


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We stayed in hotel for almost 2 weeks in June 2013 and we were very satisfied. Hotel is pretty new and so arranged in modern style. Everything is neat and clean, rooms are being cleaned every day with fresh towels, daily supplied minibar and so on.
Restaurant was up to 5* standard, plenty of food whenever you came. We can recommend all 3 special á la carte restaurants (sea food, asian and greek). Especially good were drinks at bar with not only local beverages but with internationaly known drinks as well. In hot summer days we will remember local made frappé.
Pool area was standart, plenty of beds during the day, nice big pool. Problem was sun loungers and beds at beach ... as we vere told hotel is still beeing equipped with them and as such it can be problem to find a place if you are not an early bird. The only dissappointment was beach itself which was made of gravel and entrance to sea which was very stony and only chance to get into the sea was on few artificial made entries (line of bags). Other than that no complaints, sea was crystal clear.
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With the development of economic activities in the world, the construction activities have also increased. A proper surface and subsurface investigation is made to assess the general suitability of the site and to prepare an adequate and economic safe design for the proposed work. The main purpose of the current study is to create a spatial model of the geotechnical conditions and considerations by using geographic information systems (GIS) techniques to develop and analyze a site model and to plan site activities at the new extension of Suez City (SC). In the geotechnical site evaluations, GIS can be used in four ways, data integration, data visualization and analysis, planning and summarizing site activities, and data presentation. The integrated data can be displayed; manipulated and analyzed using tools build into the GIS programs, thus creating the geotechnical site model of the study area. Decisions can be made for further site activities and the results of the site activities can be integrated into the GIS site model. Interpretation of geotechnical data frequently involves assimilating information from many sites each with a unique geographical location. Interpretation of these data requires the spatial location to incorporate into the analysis. Weights are assigned to different of mechanical, physical soil properties, geological, hydrogeological, and other ancillary data. Finally, the weighted maps are integrated using a GIS based on the construction purposes for the new extension of SC for significant cost savings in design, construction and longevity. The ideal and good zones' highest regime has been observed towards central and western regions with sporadic pockets. The marginal zones to average zones are moderately suited for shallow foundation.
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I have a Windows 2003 server 64-bit. It has a legitimate license, and is registered. I do not have the installation media that was used to install the server. I need to put IIS on the server. Is there a way to do that, and, if so, how?
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We had a distribution group on Exchange 2010 which didn't had any members for long time (nobody noticed). What happens to the emails that come to such group? There was no return messages or anything.
Unfortunately all those emails have gone into the black hole. Exchange has done it's job, it looked up recipients but nothing exist, therefore discards the email. You would need an archive/compliance setup to retrieve those emails.
Also note: You would not receive any NDRs either, the process did completed as expected.
They go nowhere unfortunately. We've set up a PowerShell script that runs daily and will email us if it finds empty distribution groups.
Just put this in a .ps1 file and schedule it to run at whatever interval you prefer.
Here's an update on possible code. A more efficient query since it only returns a list of empty groups. A bit obtuse since one is led to think Get-DistributionGroup doesn't know about members (thus the need for the Get-DistributionGroupMember cmdlet).
I've confirmed that works on Exchange 2010, SP2, RU5v2.
Thanks! For me the nothing was happening with the above script - not sure if it's a different Powershell version or such like (Exchange 2010, Server 2008 R2) but there was nothing in the "count" attribute.
I had to replace:
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Went to a BitLocker session today. Was a very good session with lots of details on the deployment. There was a bit of stuff I did know like the fact that it needs two partitions minimum. One is for the Active system partition that runs the boot loader etc and the other boot partition is where the encrypted Windows system files are. There was also a bunch of stuff I didnt know! A few facts are:
1. It needs a 1.5GB min system drive to start BitLocker at present
2. The partitions need to be organised as a System partition made Active and another partition for C Drive. Both must be primary partitions.
3. Both need to be formatted as NTFS
4. Only one partition can be marked as Active. That must be the smaller one.
5. It uses either AES-128 or AES-256 to encrypt the disk. Personally I think AES-256 is kinda overkill. A keyspace of 2^128 is big enough for me 🙂
There was lots of other bits in it too on the TPM module setup etc. Will save that for another day but we will have this session at TechEd AU and NZ!!
Well its always interesting when you catch up with people.
I ran into quite a few people today…Rocky Heckman is here…he's now just joined Microsoft.
And then I ran into Dr Neil Roodyn…hes presenting on Tablet PC and Mobility stuff I think. We will definately have him at TechEd AU and NZ.
It always amazes on the sheer size of this event. 12,000 people in total are here. The stands and the vendor showcase are huge!
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love her hairstyle-
His hair for something very much attracts. Beautiful
You work is amazing! Both the photograph and the model are stunning!
i love the hair & make-up. well done!
i really like the composition its very interesting... do u mind breifly telling me how u lit this shot?
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her eyes look open and closed at the same time...
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Stunning. Probably one of my favorite shots in all DA - she looks a little anxious or concerned? Maybe consterned? Or wistful? I dunno, there's just this expression on her face... The framing is genius as well.
What editing program do you use? And what camera? Thank you
What editing program do you use? And what camera? Thank you
...now this is wonderfull
The makeup and the hair really caught my eye on this one. Amazing work!
beauty but so thin
This is so, so beautiful
amazing, first i didn't see, if her eyes were open ore closed
the hair is wonderful.....lovely shot.
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Hello memelsteak! Do you mind if I use your photo for my graphic works? I won't be using it commercially. It'll just be for deviantart.
Her skin looks beautiful.
Her skin looks beautiful.
superbe! magnifique cliché, autant par la composition de l'image, juste et équilibrée, que par la beauté du modèle et du maquillage.
she has such a beautiful swanlike neck. yes the lighting is perfect. and she is beautiful.
she looks like a doll. real pretty.
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Beautiful light and composition! And mother of God is that really her neck?>!
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The authors are deeply grateful to David Kenny for sharing with us the computer program BLOCKO and his expertise in dyadic data analysis. We also thank Paul Eastwick for his comments on an earlier version of this article. Finally, we thank Natasha Tafelski, Laura Stallings, Stephen Manna, Melissa Cartun, Robyn Mitchell, Ashley Rowland, Ashley Wilson, Kayla Dukess, Brandy Herring, and Dustin Klein for their help with the data collection.
What Leads to Romantic Attraction: Similarity, Reciprocity, Security, or Beauty? Evidence From a Speed-Dating Study
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Its my first post on serverfault and my first time to setup this kind of network, so my apologies in advance if it is not well formed.
I'm planning a small (education center) network that has about 20-30 windows Student PCs, tablets and employee laptops.
my goals:
- create two security zones which separate students and employees. Students have restricted (denied) internet access. employees can see all.
- ghost a windows image to all the student PCs
- keep track of student files
- serve student resources via a web server
the plan:
- Use FOG to ghost a windows image and maintain and update the student PCs.
- Use Samba to centralize student files (their isn't much of them). Plan to have one general login for all students, then write a script and gui that uses dirsyncpro to sync student files to their own subdirectory.
- use apache to serve web resources.
I'm not really sure how to go about making a restricted zone for the students. My guess is that I need to set up 2 subnets for students and employees, but I'm not sure how to serve both of them. Do I just have to configure my services to listen to both subnets? Would I need 2 NICs for this? Is it correct to call my server a gateway in this case? I'm thinking the structure should look something like this:
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Student student etc...
I this a good way to go about it? or can I implement the subnets somehow that its all on the same router. I have never used subnets or iptables before, but it's something I'm trying to learn while doing this.
Afterwards, I'm going to admin it all remotely via ssh or VPN
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A southern Indiana couple is in jail charged in an armed robbery in Jackson County.
The Sheriff's Department said Michael Graham and Erin Arnholt broke into a home last week.
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Shah ran all of his tests in Windows XP, so they're all DirectX 9, and at very aggressive detail and resolution settings that basically highlight where the Radeon 3850 chokes. And based on how the Radeon 3850 struggled on Crysis, you can see why it wouldn't make sense to try it with the very high DirectX 10 quality, as it's barely playable in DirectX 9. But the good news is that based on the other tests, you can expect that the Radeon 3850 will deliver solid performance on resolutions up to and possibly even including 1,920x1,440, which includes the native resolution of all wide-screen LCD but those massive 30-inchers. Chances are, if you can afford one of those, you're probably looking for a more expensive video card, as well. We should also add that Radeon 3850 consistently outperformed Nvidia's GeForce 8600 GTS, which can run you about $30 more than ATI's new card.
What's maybe a little troubling on the performance charts, though, are the Radeon's CrossFire scores. On and Crysis, the CrossFire frame rates tanked, showing that at least in those games, ATI's dual card-support is basically broken. We imagine that the steady march of driver software updates will improve CrossFire's outlook, but for now, if you're planning to buy two of these cards in the hope of dialing up those Crysis settings, we'd suggest you hold off until ATI works out the kinks.
Like most modern graphics cards, the Radeon HD 3850 requires a direct connection to your PC's power supply to run. All you need is a free six-pin power line and you'll be set. This model comes in 256MB of 900MHz DDR3 RAM with a 667MHz core GPU clock. The faster Radeon 3870 comes with 512MB of DDR3 running at 1.2GHz, and with a 775MHz core clock. As they're modern graphics cards, each uses the unified processing pipeline, which means that shaders, geometry, and all other calculations flow through the same path, which can adjust dynamically depending on the workload for each process. Like the Radeon HD 2900, each of the new 3000-series cards has 320 stream processors, but they also have fewer transistors, 660 million to the 2900's 700 million. That explains why the 2900 remains the faster card for now. With its new 55nm manufacturing process in place, however, we wouldn't expect ATI's higher-end lineup to sit still for long, either.
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10 of the most iconic protests in recent history
Twenty-five years ago June 4, the Chinese government violently cleared Tiananmen Square of protestors. The protestors, many of whom were students, wanted democracy, freedom of the press, and a more transparent government, among other things.
They were met by the Chinese military who brought tanks and guns. Although there are no recorded numbers on how many protestors were killed that day, the estimate is anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand people, The Atlantic reports.
There is a limited amount of information available about the protest. The pictured figure facing down four Chinese tanks may never be identified, but he has become a symbol of the Tiananmen Square protests and the following massacre.
As the world remembers the events of Tiananmen Square, we have compiled ten more iconic protests within recent history.
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Let's not forget the February 2011 protests in Madison Wisconsin that woke the nation to the erosion of worker rights. Far from the violent demonstration it was portrayed in the media, the protest was an amazing show of positive unity and support across a wide variety of trades and professions. Our family was represented there on 3 different days and many of my friends attended other days. Parents, students and community members who supported their public workers were there also. The mood inside the rotunda was electric. People sang patriotic songs. I was there when the firefighters marched inside with bagpipes and drums. I now know why armies used to fight with music as part of their display. The effect is inspiring. I took my young children and my pregnant adult daughter who wore a sign on her back as an education major at a state university. At no time were we in danger. My children learned about the power of their own voices and our 9 year-old wrote a moving letter to the governor about how her school librarian was laid off due to ACT 10.
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I hope that Morrison feels the same way about the well-funded campaign literature and ads that flood the airwaves, our mailboxes, billboards, telephones, etc. Or is that kind of free speech more legitimate because it is well funded?
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How about adding the name of Rachel Corey to your list.
She was the young college girl from Evergreen Washington volunteering to stop the demolition of Palestine housing.
She tried the tactic of the fellow 25 years ago in Tieninin Square in China, However she was crushed and killed by a huge Tractor driving by a member of the Israeli Defense Force.
Her parents are still trying to get justice for her.
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Iron Rod: I agree. Rachel Corey was killed by the IDF like a lot of
Palestinians and we, the US, aren't doing anything about it.
I know that by giving MFN trading status to China that Bill Clinton opened up a lot of trade with China. But, if he'd stood more on the Democratic Party's professed principles of human rights, we might actually be dealing with a China that respects its environment, international law and intellectual property.
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- 18 ounces chicken breasts, drained and flaked into bowl (2 large cans)
- 1 ounce dried Italian seasoning, dressing (1 package)
- 1⁄8-1⁄4 cup sweet pickle relish, no sugar added
- dehydraded onion flakes (little) or onion powder (little)
- 36 small croissants (pkg from sam's club)
- Set the chicken in the bowl aside.
- Mix the dry italian seasoning dressing mix with a little broth from the chicken. Add the sweet pickle relish. Sometimes I add dehydraded onion flakes or a little onion powder. Add enough light mayo for a good consistency.
- Mix the chicken with the dressing mix and let sit in fridge for flavors to meld.
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The Cote D'Azur stretches from the second city of France (Marseilles), all the way east to Monaco.
Lots of lovely resorts & retreats are there to be found along the way. Given the range (distance) covered, you are sureto find the exact kind of sopt that appeals to you most, be it a busy showbiz capital like Cannes, the high life of St Tropez, the exclusivity of Cap Ferrat, or the seclusion of a hidden stretch (I cannot name it, or else it won't remain hidden anymore!! ;))
Nice is well located to reach all areas, being just a few hours away from St Tropez, and only 30 minutes from Monaco.
Now, that's got to be a bonus! When you hit the jackpot (at the Grand Casiono), you can decide to buy any stretch of the coast that you desire, provided it is not owned already ;)
Heard of Grasse? It's the perfume capital of the world, and certainly was a few hundred years ago.
The trade of manufacturing perfumed leather gloves evolved into the world of scents as we know it today.
Make your way to this lovely city, high up of some hills, with loads of aromatic flowers & plants growing in it's backyard. The climate around the city is ideal for plants important in the manufacture of scents to thrive here.
Check out the Museum here to learn about the history of perfumes and the manufacturing process.
You can even get lessons & training for 4 hours, after which you can create an individual scent of your own!!
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This is the main settings screen. It has almost as many options as LauncherPro, and far more than stock. The big plus here, however, is the organization makes it very easy to find what you are looking for.
When you use a pinch gesture on the home screen, you get the tabbed view for fast screen selection. You can also drag screens around without having to move all the icons individually and add new pages.
When you press and hold on an empty part of the home screen, you will get this editor. This view allows you to add or remove pages as well as add widgets. You can see the widgets at the bottom, scrollable with a swipe.
Add a page in the editor view
Extra menu items in the camera app. This is a big improvement over the stock android or moto camera app. The pictures aren't really any better, but it functions faster.
This is the file explorer app. These are preset search buttons and a graph at the bottom to show how space is being used on the phone. Selecting the SD card tab will you browse the file structure manually. Very nice.
The lock screen. Pull down to unlock, pull down on either of the icons to launch the phone or messaging app. Double tapping the time will get you the music player controls on the lock screen. Holding the home button will light the "torch", utilizing the LED flash. I've already made good use of all these functions. Outstanding.
The home screen. It is certainly very iOS-like, which is fantastic from an aesthetic standpoint. You can place as many apps in the dock as you would like, though they begin to shrink in size as they grow in number.
Notification pull down. Just like Cyanogenmod, you can customize the toggles that appear here. I love this part so much.
Another very iOS-like feature is the music app. Again, this is a very welcome addition, since I have yet to use a music app on Android that works as well as the iOS one. My only gripe here is that there is not yet a landscape mode, so using it in the dock while in the car sucks at the moment.
This is one of the folders. You can change the name, change the sort, and are not limited to any particular number of icons. Just scroll to see them all.
Just a sub-menu from the main menu system. Again, iOS-like. Tons of options, as I mentioned, and great descriptions as to what each option will do.
This is the call screen. I wish that mute wasn't under the tools button, but otherwise, very clean and functional. I've also noticed that this rom has very finely tuned the proximity sensor so that it reacts very quickly to being placed near your face. Well done.


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Today I installed the Holley fuel pressure regulator with gauge. My mechanic did set it to 3,5 psi, but everytime I start the engine, the gauge needle jumps around and doesn't stay near 3,5 psi at all. Guess it is because of the vibrations, but I've seen other CJ owners with similar regulators also mounted on the engine. My engine works great. No problems at all.
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Baltimore Sun business editor killed in crash
Published: Monday, October 5, 2009 at 2:24 p.m.
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HEREFORD, Md. Baltimore County police say the business editor of The Baltimore Sun has been killed in a car accident and his 9-year-old daughter is seriously injured.
Police spokesman Bill Toohey says Tim Wheatley was making a left turn Monday morning about two miles from his home when a UPS truck hit the driver's side of his vehicle.
The 48-year-old Wheatley died at the scene. His daughter, who was in the front passenger seat, was taken to a hospital.
Toohey says a traffic light controls the intersection and it appears to be working. Police are investigating to determine whether either driver ran a red light.
Wheatley started at The Sun in 2006 as sports editor. He moved to the business department earlier this year during a newsroom reorganization.
Before being hired at The Sun, Wheatley had spent six years as assistant managing editor for sports at The Indianapolis Star. Prior to that, he had worked at The Minneapolis Star Tribune, The Florida Times-Union and The Spartanburg Herald-Journal.
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Tervise Paradiis on Pärnu rannas asuv 4-tärni spaa-hotell & veekeskus. Hotellile on omistatud rahvusvaheline keskkonnamärgis Roheline Võti. Numbritubade sisustamisel on arvestatud allergikute ning liikumispuudega inimeste erivajadustega. Luksuse armastajad saavad peatuda saunaga sviidis, lastega puhkajad avarates peretubades.
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The location of the hotel is excellent – right on the beach! The room was simple, but clean. We also had the buffet dinner and breakfast at the hotel and found both to be sufficient. The water...
The hotel room was clean and cool. Breakfast was good and enough choices but dinner wasn't that special. I recommend to go out and eat in different restaurants. Staff were friendly and smiley...
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text: 09 Aug 2012 Great British food festivals Previous slide Next slide 1 of 8 View All Skip Ad Celebrate great gastronomy at these late summer food and drink festivals. West Dean Chilli Fiesta August 25 - 27 The country's largest event for those who love to get their tongues tingling, this gathering is held on the West Dean estate in the Sussex Downs. Tastings of all manner of fiery peppers, plus an elcectic line up of talks, music and dance are promised. www.westdean.org.uk Wilderness Festival August 10 - 12 Combining food, vintage clothes, music, talks and revelry, this is where to celebrate some of the country's most popular chefs - at long tables set up for banqueting in 5,000 acres of ancient forest and Oxfordshire parkland. Chefs Yotam Ottolenghi, Valentine Warner and Fergus Henderson (from London restaurant St John) will be cooking up a storm at lunch and dinner banquets, which are specially ticketed. Outside of sit-down meal-times there will be an impressive array of bespoke bars and gourmet food outlets with an emphasis on healthy, natural food and organic meat dishes. www.wildernessfestival.com The Great British Cheese Festival September 22 - 23 Follow the whiff of Stinking Bishop to Cardiff Castle where a large market of diverse British cheeses will be held, alongside cheese masterclasses - in the House of Lords for foodies and fromage fanatics and in the House of Commons for everyone else - and demonstrations, including talks from champion cheese makers and the judges of the British Cheese Awards. Wash it all down with a workshop on fine wine. www.greatbritishcheesefestival.co.uk Isle of Wight Garlic Festival August 18 -19 From the island's copses of wild garlic to the stalls just outside of Newchurch, this renowned garlic festival stages hours of cookery demonstrations and sells food flavoured with the mouth-watering bulb. There is also live music, a beer tent, and entertainers for children. garlic-festival.co.uk/ Cornwall Food and Drink Festival September 28 - 30 Held in Lemon Quay, Truro, there will be cornish cream teas aplenty at this festival, along with fresh seafood and other Cornish delicacies. There is a festival menu for foodies to try at various restaurants across the county and fun for families too. www.cornwallfoodanddrink.co.uk/ Ludlow Food Festival September 7 - 9 One of Britain's most gastronomic towns hosts a festival with two stages for talks and demonstrations and stalls from producers of everything from mead to jerked meat, all within a picturesque and historic setting. Also planned are food trails, where walkers can vote on the best food that they sample along the way, and a food-book themed festival in the Ludlow Assembly Rooms. foodfestival.co.uk/ Brighton and Hove Food and Drink Festival September 7 - 16 A festival so good it also runs in April, the September version has an autumnal harvest festival theme, with events, dinners, markets, demos and masterclasses - some free, some ticketed. The city's best bars and restaurants also take part and the festival claims to offer "pretty much every taste-related activity you can think of". www.brightonfoodfestival.com/ Credit: © Darren Cool / Alamy Aldeburgh Food and Drink Festival September 29 - October 14 The perfect spot to sample some Aspalls cider or Adnams beer (the Suffolk brewery is sponsoring the event), this festival is accompanied by a fringe event that spans two weeks in the surrounding east Suffolk area. Of the workshops and demos, amateurs can have a go at cupcake decorating, pasta and bread making. www.aldeburghfoodanddrink.co.uk Back to image Back to image Back to image Back to image Back to image Back to image Back to image Back to image Back to image


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This article is part of the Gaming Guyz series.
tags: xmas, christmas, commercials, video games, nintendo
I was betrayed by the bernio bros, the cougars, and this guy from back page I hired to keep me from jumping out a window at the DNC.
TOTAL WRECK - crazy-eyed hound is covered in cobwebs, has a vespiary on back, graffiti on side and savage thirst for boat fuel. Frankly, I'm in over my head. He's in room 115 at Motel 6, yours free. 555-2851
A dubious allegorical romp through a Fahey-filled world of Christly hackers and eyeliner tattoo!
Hillary Clinton has a new book! Here are some photo-shops of her, for you to enjoy.
Thirty games and a novel piece of hardware for sixty dollars? This is an insult to my honor.
Shmorky's Flash Tub. A collection of Flash cartoons and shorts, all crammed into neat little Flash Tub packages!
Two gaming experts give their thoughts and opinions on the current state of video games, politics, and culture.
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The Associate Director, Membership & Donor Services is the key staff person overseeing stewardship of more than 11,000 donors giving up to $1,000 annually while developing strategies to grow SFJAZZ membership. The role focuses on two priorities: creating engaging membership campaigns and providing vision and guidance for a Donor Services team of three, including supervising the Donor Services Manager. Success requires the ability to inspire thoughtful collaboration with staff in the Development, Marketing, Box Office, Operations, and Artistic departments and a strong understanding of the motivations of a curious, diverse and deeply engaged base of music fans.
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Computing is a truly global community. As a Computer Science & Innovation student your clients could be from anywhere around the globe and knowing the background of your users will allow you to develop comprehensive solutions using international standards. We highly recommend that students spend some time exploring the world, exploring the unique cultures, languages, practices, etc.
At Champlain, you have the option to study abroad at one of the Champlain Abroad campuses during your junior year, in either Montreal, Canada or Dublin, Ireland, where you'll explore the similarities and differences from people all over the world and integrate that knowledge into your solutions. After your semester abroad, you'll have a better cultural sense knowing how to communicate with people from different countries and cultures, and who speak different dialects and languages.
At our international campus in Dublin, you'll be studying abroad in one of the biggest technology hubs in the world and the headquarters of the IT sector of Europe. As a Computer Science & Innovation student, many students take the System Analysis and Design, where they learn how to translate the client expectations to technical specifications.
At our international campus in Montreal, many students learn Linux/Unix programming. And at both international campuses, students can explore the world of ethics in computer sciences through the class Global Information & Ethics. Alternatively, you can take a semester studying anywhere in the world through our Global Partners Program or one of our third-party international study partners.
Working closely with your faculty advisor, you will be able to accommodate a semester abroad, which could potentially include an international internship, while satisfying all of the required coursework for your Computer Science & Innovation major.
"Global Appreciation" has emerged as an essential competency employers seek. Champlain has taken a proactive approach to cultivating this competency by ensuring that international learning is embedded in the College's curriculum.
Additionally, Champlain offers opportunities for every student to engage in a study-abroad experience. To that end, we designed the curriculum of our majors to support a semester of international study. What does this mean to you? You can study in another country, even complete an internship, and still graduate on time.
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The typical company car user does not exist: The case of Flemish company car drivers
In recent years the use of company cars has gained a lot of importance. In Belgium, they are increasingly used by companies as an incentive to motivate and compensate employees, resulting in the fact that half of the new car registrations are nowadays made in the name of a company and that companies account for 10% of the Belgian car fleet. In many cases the company car can also be used for private trips. In addition, most costs related to the use of a company car are borne by the employer, turning company cars into a nearly free way of travelling for the employee. Research has already established that the yearly amount of kilometres driven with a company car is significantly higher than that of private cars (e.g., Hubert and Toint, 2002; De Witte et al., 2009). Consequently, the rising phenomenon of company cars and its impact on our daily mobility can no longer be ignored. The aim of this paper is to explore the travel behaviours of company car users to make recommendations towards policy makers. This paper uses cluster analysis to show that there is no such thing as the 'typical' company car user. Three types of company car users were identified, each using their company car for different reasons and therefore each requiring different policy actions.
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This months meeting of the Mercer County Hospital Auxiliary will be on Sept. 20 in the Hospital cafeteria at 2 p.m., the board meeting will be at 1:30 p.m. This month our guest speaker will be Dr. Robert D. Padgett MD. from the Mercer County Medical Associates Clinic. On Friday Sept. 28 "Books Are Fun" will be here for the Hospital Auxiliary's Book Fair. Great books and gifts for all ages will be for sale. This is open to the public and will be held in the middle hallway of the hospital from 6 a.m. until 4 p.m. Also don't forget this month is Birthday month at the meeting. Everyone attending will be asked to donate five cents for every year of their age. Hope to see everyone there.
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