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Anthropology: ANTH 105 Human Adaptation. Monge. An examination of the methods and techniques of physical anthropology as applied to specific problems of biological variation in man. Emphasis will be upon physical anthropology as a biological science. ANTH 150 (WSTD 150) Women's Health, and Development. Huss-Ashmore. Fulfills General Requirement: the Living World. Introduction to the problems of international development as these affect women in the third world. Emphasizes impact of cultural change on women's roles in production and reproduction. Views women's health as the outcome of interacting biological, physical, and social processes. ANTH 327 Topics in Medical Anthropology. Huss-Ashmore. Method and theory in biocultural anthropology applied to current issues in human health, including nutrition, growth, and reproduction. Emphasis on structure and analysis of data. ANTH 459 Nutritional Anthropology. Johnston. Prerequisite(s): ANTH 003 and 103 or permission of instructor. Consideration of human nutrition and nutritional status within context of physical anthropology. ANTH 483 Witchcraft and Sorcery. Kopytoff. An anthropological examination of witchcraft and sorcery. ANTH 528 Topics in Medical Anthropology. Staff. Method and theory in biocultural anthropology applied to current issues in human health, including nutrition, growth and reproduction. Emphasis on structure and analysis of data. ANTH 541 Cross Cultural Approaches to Health. Huss-Ashmore. The relationship between the demographic, sociocultural, and biological structures of communities and their health problems will be examined from an anthropological perspective. Emphasis will be given to folk concepts of disease, etiology and their assimilation of modern health care practices, the ecology and natural history of disease and characterizing the health status of population aggregates. ANTH 553 Political Anthropology. Barnes. Political systems of non-Western societies and theories about these systems analyzed and compared from an anthropological perspective. ANTH 591 Demographic Anthropology. Huss-Ashmore. Population issues and demographic methods from an anthropological perspective. Processes of demographic change in modern, historic, and prehistoric human populations. Asian & Middle Eastern Studies: AMES 159 Historic Origins of Racism. Goldenberg. The course examines views and attitudes towards black Africans as found in the ancient and medieval sources of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. We will attempt to discover the relationship between these views and racism in Western civilization. View On-Line Syllabus Art History: ARTH 409 (AFST 409) African Art in the Diaspora. Nasara. This survey of African-American art will examine the adaptation and survival of African forms, themes and style throughout the New World, as well as the adoption of western styles and techniques and the African-American contributions to this tradition. Focus will be on Brazil, Surinam, the West Indies and the United States. Both "folk" and mainstream art will be explored. Questions of artistic hybridism, the role of the artist romanticized imagery, and continuity and change in aesthetics will also be addressed. City and Regional Planning: CPLN 737 (CPLN 437) Housing Planning in Developing Countries. Hoek-Smit. This course on human settlement planning in transitional and developing economies will focus particularly on problems of shelter and infrastructure provision, within the framework of major theories of national economic development and development planning. View On-Line Syllabus CPLN 738 (CPLN 438) Field Research Methods in Developing Countries. Hoek-Smit. This course in field-research methods is oriented towards the process of decision-making inherent in various planning situations. It deals with methods used to describe and analyze social/behavioral settings as well as organizational-institutional settings. It will explore the process of problem definition, development of research strategies and selection of appropriate and effective research methods. Comparative Literature: COML 100 Introduction to Literature. Farrell. Fulfills General Requirement: Arts and Letters Neither a course in World Literature nor a course in Great Books, this course explores the role of texts in various contexts, including literary tradition, art, music, law, medicine, architecture, history, and popular culture. Texts include the Sundiata epic, Achebe's Things Fall Apart, blues literature, represented this year by August Wilson's play Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, and the influence of African art on western artists and exhibits of African art in western museums. Demography/Sociology: SOCI 006 Race and Ethnic Relations. Kao and Anderson. Fulfills General Requirement: Society An analysis of dominant minority group relations in different cultures throughout history, with special emphasis on the contemporary American scene. SOCI 135 Law & Society. Fetni. Analysis of the emergence of laws, role of the legal profession, organization of courts, legislatures, and administrative agencies. Examination of problems of women and the law, divorce laws, civil liberties, differential access to the legal system, corruption and lawlessness in the international system. Readings include research reports, statutes, and cases. SOCI 531 The Demography of Race. McDaniel This course examines the social reality of race and population dynamics. Racial classification became routine at the same time as national censuses. The census facilitated the counting of different characteristics of the population, such as occupation, religion, place of birth, citizenship, and race. These counts facilitated the development of social statistics and demography. Both in the public debate and in scholarly circles, demographic and statistical interpretation of racial differences have taken on a religious quality. In this course, we will examine how the social meaning of race dominates how we interpret quantitative representations of racial reality. An understanding of the impact of race relations can only be fully understood within a comparative perspective. In attempting to do this, we will focus on race in Brazil, South Africa, and the United States. View on-line Syllabus DEMG 607 (SOCI 607) Introduction to Demography. Van de Walle. A non-technical introduction to fertility, mortality, migration and urbanization, and the interrelations of population with other social and economic factors. DEMG 621 (ECON 794, SOCI 621) Mortality. Elo. Mortality as a factor of population growth. Social, economic, biological and demographic aspects. Mortality patterns and causes of death. DEMG 622 (SOCI 622) Fertility. Morgan. Trends and differentials in human fertility. Biological aspects, fertility and social structure, effectiveness of fertility regulation. DEMG 777 (AFST 777, SOCI 777) Workshop on African Demography. This course focuses on different debates in African demography; issues and controversies in African historical demography, family structures, fertility, and mortality. Economics: ECON 760 Development Economics: Basic Micro Topics. Behrman. Prerequisites: ECON 701 and 705, or permission of instructor. Analysis of selected topics in economic development related to household/firm (farm) behavior, including determinants of and the impact of human resources, contractual arrangements in land, labor and credit markets, investment and savings. Emphasis on tractable modeling that leads to integrated analysis given available data. Education: EDUC 810 Cultural Perspectives on Human Development. Wagner. Seminar on cultural influences on socialization and cognitive development. Special topics may include literacy, infancy, aging, sex-roles, traditional pedagogies. EDUC 817 Human Development and Basic Education in Developing Countries. Wagner. Prerequisite: Prior graduate work in related areas. This seminar will cover a number of topics in human development (e.g., pre-school interventions, literacy campaigns, non-formal education) in the Third World that have received attention from researchers and policy planners (e.g., UNICEF, UNESCO, World Bank, AID). English: ENGL 090 (AFAM 090, WSTD 090) Topics in Women and Literature. Staff. Fulfills Distribution III: Arts & Letters. This course is a comparative study of black women writers in Africa and the Americas. ENGL 265 Topics of the Modern British Novel. Barnard. This course approaches the modern British novel in a variety of ways. Offerings in the past have included: Finnegan's Wake, Lawrence and Conrad, The Experimental Writings of Virginia Woolf, Samuel Beckett, and The Development and Criticism of the Modern Novel. ENGL 570 Topics in Afro-American Literature. Baker. This course will explore critical and theoretical issues raised by the presence of an extensive corpus of narratives produced in the United States by Afro-American women writers. Are such narratives coextensive with narratives by Afro-American male authors? Are there critical and theoretical strategies that are uniquely appropriate and productive for the study of women's narratives? Folklore and Folklife: FOLK 203 (AFAM 203, AMCV 203) Introduction to Afro-American Folklore. Roberts. Fulfills Distribution Requirement: History & Tradition. This course is designed to provide undergraduates with an over-view of the major forms of expressive culture developed by Afro-Americans. We will focus on the continuous development of black cultural expression from slavery to the present, emphasizing the socio-historical context in which they are to be understood and interpreted. We will also examine manifestations and interpretations of black oral traditions in the literary works of a few selected Afro-American writers. FOLK 229 Myth in Society. Ben-Amos. Fulfills Distribution Requirement 3: Arts and Letters In this course we will explore the mythologies of selected peoples in the ancient Near East, Africa, Asia, and Native North and South America and examine how the gods function in the life and belief of each society. The study of mythological texts will be accompanied, as much as possible, by illustrative slides that will show the images of these deities in art and ritual. FOLK 430 (AFAM 430) African Diasporic Folklore. Abrahams. Fulfills Distribution Requirement: History & Tradition. By focusing on the dispersal of African peoples accross the Atlantic, this course begins to account for the cultural efflorescence which occurs as new African American communities arise and find means of elebrating themselves. The course begins with a few case studies of the forced enslavement and movement of specific African peoples, both within Africa and to the New World. It then looks at the variety of places in which African and European forms of display and performance emerge after Emancipation, and how they become the basis of arguments for cultural nationalism in those places. It will end with a consideration of some of the more recent diasporic phonomena, such as the religions of Vodun and Santeria, and performance styles and occasions such as Calypso, Reggae, Soca, Salsa, Rap, Carnival, become reflections of new means of projecting cultural identity, whether local, national or transnational. Questions such as "How much of a "memory" of Africa is maintained within these forms of celebration and display?" "is there such a complex of characteristics that make the notion of subsaharan Africa viable? What is the role of the African and African American intelligentsia in the development and spread of these ideas?" FOLK 531 (COML 560) Prose Narrative. Ben-Amos. Fulfills Distribution Requirement: Society. The topics of discussion in the course are the following: the nature of narrative, narrative taxonomy and terminology, performance in storytelling events, the transformation of historical experience into narrative, the construction of symbolic reality, the psycho-social interpretation of folktales, the search for the minimal units, the historic-geographic method in folktale studies, the folktale in history and the history of folktale research. FOLK 532 Proverb, Riddle and Speech. Yankah. Through readings and collaborative projects this working seminar will explore the place of metaphor in the genres of proverb and riddle and examine their position in oral communication in traditional and modern societies. Critical readings of former definitions and models of riddles and metaphors will enable students to obtain a comprehensive perspective of these genres that will synthesize functional, structural, metaphoric, and rhetoric theories. FOLK 629 (COML 662, RELS 605) Theories of Myth. Ben-Amos. Theories of myth are the center of modern and post-modern, structural and post-structural thought. Myth has served as a vehicle and a metaphor for the formulation of a broad range of modern theories. In this course we will examine the theoretical foundations of these approaches to myth focusing on early thinkers such as Vico, and concluding with modern twentieth century scholars in several disciplines that make myth the central idea of their studies. FOLK 680 Public Culture of Development. Hanson. By examining significant historical and contemporary examples of public folklore projects, this course will begin to develop our ability to understand, analyze, and create such forms. We will explore the conventions that shape public representations of folklore, and critically examine attitudes and approaches to the field. Particular attention will be given to the politics and poetics of exhibitions, festivals, and performances, and particular examples will be considered in terms of their aims and goals, their impact (both on people represented and outsiders), and their connections to larger movements (for social change, cultural equity, conservation and preservation, etc.). Field trips and projects will be used to involve us with local communities currently representing their own traditions to the public. History: HIST 010 (AFAM 010) The World 900-1750. Hudec. Fulfills General Requirement: History & Tradition. An introduction to world history before the industrial revolution. Coverage varies each year, but every year the focus will be on the world outside Europe and the U.S. Focus each semester on comparative and connective themes, such as trade and civilization, empires, agrarian societies and livelihoods, slavery and the slave trade, and expansion of world religions. HIST 011 The World: History and Modernity. Staff. Fulfills General Requirement: History & Tradition. An explanation of major themes, milestones, and debates in the history of the global community since 1300. Using examples from around the world, the course will explore such issues as the causes of war and revolution; the impact of religion, science and technology on human communities; the development of global systems of slavery, colonialism, and labor migration; the rise of nationalisms; and perceived differences between "East" and "West," and "tradition" and "modernity." The course will also introduce students to the art and science of historical inquiry using primary sources, maps, pictures, and material culture. HIST 615 (COML 615) Colonialism, Culture and Power. Farriss. Colonialism as symbolization. Explores the relationship between power and our ways of organizing experiences or making sense of the world. Emphasis is on language and its uses, under such labels as discourse, interpretation, and narrative. History and Sociology of Science: HSSC 145 Feierman. This course focuses on health and healing in the colonial and post-colonial world. We give special attention to local healing under condition of domination, the definition of the body and the person in biomedicine and in non-European healing traditions, and to the political and cultural place of medicine in regions which have experienced colonial rule. HSSC 325 In Search of Origins. Kuklick. Fulfills Distribution Requirement: History & Tradition. The impact of contact with non-Western peoples on Western social thought, from the era of European imperialist expansion to the present. The interpretation of the behavior of "primitive" peoples as manifestation of basic human nature, with implications for economic, political, and psychological theory. HSSC 539 Science & Colonialism. Kuklick. The colonial expansion of European powers all over the globe was linked to all manner of scientific developments. The geological, geographical, botanical, zoological, and human characteristics of subject territories were new subjects for scientific inquiries, undertaken largely but not exclusively to assess the resources colonialists might exploit either in the metropoles or in settlements abroad. Music: MUSC 022 (ANTH 022, FOLK 022) World Music and Cultures. Muller. Fulfills General Requirement: Arts & Letters. Draws on repertories of various societies from Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas to examine relations between aesthetic productions and social processes. MUSC 105 (ANTH 111, FOLK 105) Anthropology of Music. Staff. Fulfills General Requirement: Arts & Letters. Introduction to anthropological approaches to music, with study of musical theories, cultural life and performance contexts in selected non-western and western repertories. MUSC 605 (ANTH 605, COML 605, FOLK 605) Anthropology of Music. Staff. Theories and methods of the ethnomusicological approach to the study of music in culture, applied to selected western and non-western performance contexts. MUSC 705 (AFST 705, ANTH 705, COML 715, FOLK 715) Reading Women in Jazz. Muller This seminar will take an interdisciplinary approach to the study of women in jazz performance. We will define "jazz" quite broadly to include contemporary musicians in the world music market, and consider the works of and about women from Africa, Europe, and the United States. Students will be required to read materials written by and about women in jazz, as well as listen to recordings made by the women studied. There are three interconnected parts to the seminar. In the first, we will develop a framework for listening to, and analyzing jazz as a musical and cultural text; in the second, we will read texts written by and about women in jazz; and in the third, we will listen to jazz perfomances by the women we read about. The seminar does not require in-depth technical knowledge of musical analysis. Nursing: NURS 516 International Nutrition: Political Economy of World Health. Sharman-Bader. The nutritional problems of the less developed countries are discussed in the context of basic human needs. The major forms of malnutrition related to poverty and their underlying causes are covered. Political Science: PSCI 116 Political Change in the Third World. Sil. Fulfills Distribution Requirement: Society. A survey of the political structures and processes of the countries of the Third World. It will focus on contending theoretical perspectives about modernization and development, dependency and underdevelopment, and state-centric; colonial rule and its legacy; Third World societies and economics; authoritarian and democratic statecraft; the military; culture and politics; external actors; and protest and revolution. PSCI 118 The Military Politics of the Third World. Smith. Fulfills Distribution Requirement I: Society Analysis of the intervention of the military in the political systems of Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Particular attention is devoted to the questions of whether military regimes can modernize their societies more effectively than civilian governments, and how military regimes get replaced by democratically elected governments. PSCI 532 The Political Economy of North-South Relations. Callaghy. Fulfills Distribution Requirement: Society. An analysis of the politics of the Third World debt crises and efforts at economic reform; the New International Economic Order of the 1970's; nature of the international political economy, including the rise and fall of "hegemons," the international state system and international organizations. PSCI 533 Comparative Political and Economic Change. Callaghy. Fulfills Distribution Requirement: Society. A comparative exploration of the politics and economics of the formation of states and the development of capitalism, both historical and contemporary, and an examination of contending theoretical perspectives about them. Public Policy and Management: PPMT 288 International Industrial Develpment Strategies. Staff. The topics to be covered include the following: the deindustrialization of the developed countries; the challenge posed by newly industrialized countries; the industrial policy debate in the U.S., Europe, and Japan; agricultural and industrial problems of the developing countries; the role of multinational technology corporations in technology transfer and exporting; foreign debt and crisis management. PPMT 789 State, Politics, and Markets in Less Developed Countries. Pack. (Prerequisite: A course in microeconomics. Upper level undergraduates admitted by permission of the instructor). This course will analyze the interaction of political and economic policy in less developed countries. Among the questions considered are the policies that are responsible for slow economic growth in many LDCs and the political institutions that make reform difficult. Attention will be given to both microeconomic policies and macroeconomic policies that have an important impact on economic performance. Obstacles to changing these policies and the understanding derived from successful countries will be analyzed. Much of the course will be devoted to case studies of individual countries drawn from the following: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico in Latin America, Ghana and Kenya in Africa, and India, Korea, and Taiwan in Asia. Students will be required to write three ten page papers which will be presented in class. Religious Studies: RELS 117 (AFAM 117) Black Religion in America. Washington. The meaning of black religion, its social ideas and ideals, its impact in the public arena and its leadership in politics will be examined from historical, sociological and religious perspectives. RELS 118 (AFAM 118) Black Sects and Cults. Washington. Examination of selected non-traditional Black American religious and secular movements, their founders and leaders. Romance Languages: FREN 390 Litterature Francophone. Moudileno. A brief introduction about the stages of French colonialism and its continuing political and cultural consequences, and then reading in various major works -- novels, plays, poems -- in French by authors from Quebec, the Caribbean, Africa (including the Maghreb), etc. Of interest to majors in International Relations, Anthropology and African Studies as well as French majors. Social Work: SWRK 750 Comparative Studies Social Welfare. Estes. The content of the course includes the nature and organization of welfare services within this country and in various countries throughout the world, such as the major industrial countries of North America and Europe and the emerging countries of the "Third World." The major objective of the course is to acquire an ability to use the comparative method of analysis needed to assess the role of welfare programs in the development of social work and social welfare programs as they are planned to meet the identified common welfare needs in modern societies. FRSM 106 Freshman Seminar (School of Social Work). Estes. In this seminar students will be exposed to interplay of international forces that inhibit developing nation progress and which, in some cases, actually add to their mal-development. During the course of the seminar, students will undertake an original piece of research on an international development topic of special interest to them. They will also be invited to meet with prominent professionals in the international development community. Women's Studies: WSTD 294 Third World Feminism. Arondekar. Resistance to local and global patriarchies, imperialism and capitalism constitute the historical context of Third World feminisms. 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I really wanted to like this product, I ended up settling for it since pump HD was sold out and i giving it a try that same day. I took it then on the way to the gym yawned 3 times. I knew that couldn't be good and i ended up with a very dragged out workout. I wouldn't recommend and will not purchase again. As far as taste, medicine but drinkable.
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"A thrilling, haunting, and deeply romantic story."-Rachel Hore, internationally bestselling author of The Memory Garden
"Whatever time we have," he said, "it will be time enough."
Eva Ward returns to the only place she truly belongs, the old house on the Cornish coast, seeking happiness in memories of childhood summers. There she finds mysterious voices and hidden pathways that sweep her not only into the past, but also into the arms of a man who is not of her time.
But Eva must confront her own ghosts, as well as those of long ago. As she begins to question her place in the present, she comes to realize that she too must decide where she really belongs.
From Susanna Kearsley, author of the New York Times bestseller The Winter Sea and a voice acclaimed by fans of Gabaldon, du Maurier, and Niffenegger alike, The Rose Garden is a haunting exploration of love, family, the true meaning of home, and the ties that bind us together.
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Love the quality of the product. The tips that I already had does not quite fit this product and my tips have been tweeked for my uses.
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i use it as a burning pen and even with light pressure, the narrow point tip is bent. that and i cant stand how the temperature fluctuates so much. i cant get a consistent line width cus its either blazing hot causing a wide deep line, or too cool to properly heat up the wood. the line ends up extremely shallow and thin, making me take intermittent movements and pausing up to 4 sec on each movement to get it to burn deep enough. this even happens on poplar by the way.
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Does Mitte really need no less than 4 districts, with the ensuing amount of duplication? I'm tempted to say that for a city of 3.4 million Berlin is now severely overdistricted. Jpatokal 11:51, 15 Nov 2004 (EST)
The problem is, that berlin is very large, despite its 3.4 Mio inhabitants. its for instance 9 times bigger than Paris and has been growing over the centuries by absorbing little villages like Spandau or Köpenick.
That's why it makes perfect sense to use the districts, because most of them have "their own" history and are different in the appearance and lifestyle (ie. Somebody living in Köpenick would probably never go to Spandau in his lifeteime except for a very special reason).
Of course the foolish Government decided to save some money and merge some of the older districts for no other reason than that. But to distinguish between districts is needed. Some pages might be short though. SonarTom 09:47, 26 June 2007 (EDT)
- A lot of this article should be updated, the Bodemuseum is opened since october 2006
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I removed this museum temporarily... does anyone know if it has completed reconstruction? This listing says it is closed until 2006, but since it's 2008, I tried to find something that confirmed the end of the construction.
- The Bodemuseum (Museuminsel) [1] is closed until 2006 for renovations and usually exhibits Byzantic arts and impressive coin collection.
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2001 was a long growing season with early bud break at all the sites. The summer was long and mild (with an occasional heat spike) followed by a pleasant September. Most of the grapes were picked around the second half of September 2001. The moderate crop in 2001 produced intense and concentrated Chardonnays with fully mature flavor and well balanced natural acidity. In spite of the smallish crop we applied a very rigorous vineyard selection and lots of hand sorting of the clusters. We hand sorted three times in virtually every vineyard - just prior to harvest we dropped any clusters that seemed damaged, we sorted as the grapes were being placed into the harvest bins and finally we ran all the Chardonnay over a sorting table at the winery. The grapes were neither crushed or de-stemmed before they were pressed, instead a very gentle technique called "whole cluster pressing" was used to insure only the most delicate and perfumed fruitiness in the wine. The clusters are loaded directly into the press and then gently and repeatedly pressed at very low pressures to extract the juice. The juice is then cold settled and racked into small French oak barrels to ferment. We encourage malo-lactic fermentation to add complexity, and also for the textural components brought into the finished wines. After primary fermentation is complete, we continue to lees stir to encourage malo-lactic fermentation and to better integrate all the flavors of the fruit, oak and lees into a seamless whole. Aged sur lie for 10 months - the wine was then bottled without filtration. Tasting Notes: Pale, yellow green-gold color; flamboyant, mango-pear aromas, tangerine blossom with hazelnut & clove; big, thick texture with perfumed flavors of pear, pineapple, toast and spice are well integrated with aromatic - peach and floral notes; long & creamy finish.
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Trying t6his for the third time.. REI doesn't like me reviewing this It seems.Good tent for the price. Will hold up better thgan you would expect for a 6 man tent.. a lot better.Probably the BEST 6 man tent for the price on the market.cheers
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I do not really write reviews here. I should because I buy a lot of gear from REI and around the web. I am writing this because I saw this tent slammed in reviews and I will tell you guys now, for [$] you will not get a better tent unless you catch one used in great condition.Ill give the cons first then we will talk about why this is not a bad tent.Cons:1) Fiberglass poles. These are THICK well made poles but I am not a fiberglass fan. I have never seen or had a fiberglass pole break on me, but I have heard a lot of stories.2) TALL. Taller than I wanted, but hey its a 6 person tent. Tall tents in windy conditions tend to act like kites.Pros:1) CHEAP price! 2) Fabric is well stitched. In lower cost tents you see a lot of factory stitch messups.. not so here3) Large if you need it.Ok, so here is the scoop. I needed a tent for the beach only. A large cabana type "Lets get out of the sun" sort of tent. This may or may not work for that. I have recently moved to Houston and we need a good beach tent for Galveston. I received this tent 2 days ago and last night spent the night on top of a 6 story parking deck in a light t-storm to test it out. I got a little wet, but heck this tent is not made for t-storms. The rain cover was easy to put up at last second. The seams all held well. This is a large tent, larger than some small bedrooms in a house. It caught the wind and I was afraid it would collapse. It did not.BUT I do not know how long this tent would hold up to weather and wind like this.The thing about hiking and camping gear is that it is so specialized now-a-days. I have more than a few tents. This tent is made for only the backyard and car camping. I suspect you would get 3-6 years from this tent with either.I honestly do not know if this will stand up to Galveston beach wind every two weeks this summer. I will take it to the beach this weekend and see.I think probably not and may trade it in. But I am telling you guys, for the price and if you need a car camping or backyard tent for the kids or a party, this will work.If you are wanting a 1 week adventure in a place where the weather can change quickly, well you are going to have to shell out some bucks for a tent made for thunder storms that is this size. And I am talking about 600-800 dollars type of bucks.For [$] this is a good tent to have in your collection. If I change for a different beach tent, I will keep this one as well.gl and play hard.Nobu
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I needed to replace my old car camping tent. I wanted a taller, larger tent with 2 doors. From my scouting experience I have learned of this companies reputation for quality. Like you should do with any new tent you should set it up at least 1 time before heading out. We set it up on a evening when it was predicted to have 30mph winds with heavy rain. We wimped out and stayed in the house, the tent didn't colapse & when we checked in the morning the inside was dry.It may not be a nice thing to say but, when we opened our REI card they gave us a gift card, so this tent was virtually free. A large comfortable tent, that stays dry, easy to set up & you don't have to stumble over others in the night because you have a second door. I hope to have many years of being a "Happy camper" with it
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Great tent for an even better price
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I've used this tent for my family of 4 on several outings and in several weather conditions including rain and high winds. I did not experience any leaks or water problems on a 3-day trip with lots of rain. In very windy conditions, the tent did rattle and sway quite a bit but it held strong and did a lot better than many of the other 2-pole tents I saw at the campground. Since that windy trip, I've learned how to make better use of guy-lines and I hope the tent will fare better during the next wind storm.The rainfly and tent aren't really designed for extreme weather (the fly doesn't give full 'to-the-ground' coverage all the way around, and it's only a 2-pole tent), but I don't go out looking for extreme conditions so that's not a problem for me. It's held up in the worst type of weather that I'm likely to encounter during our family trips. If the weather got much worse, we'd probably pack up and head home or find a motel anyway.
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Moving on Not Hard to Do? Reid to Interview in Arizona
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We always expected Andy Reid to land on his feet… I guess we
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tidings of Reid's potential landing spot: the Arizona Cardinals.
At one point on Tuesday, speculation was so red hot that one
reporter was told there was a 95% chance Reid would wind up in the desert.
Another suggested the organization might be holding an introductory press
conference by the end of the week!
Both Reid and a Cardinals spokesperson pumped the brakes a
bit, pointing out coach has not even interviewed yet. Of course, yet was the
key word there, because he is expected to do so on Wednesday – also known as today. Conflicting sources indicate it may be on Thursday, but whatever.
The team is giving defensive coordinator Ray Horton a second
interview, so it may be premature to call Reid to Arizona a lock. Obviously
there is some legitimate interest there though.
Denver's Mike McCoy is also on the radar.
If Reid does not wind up reuniting with quarterback Kevin
Kolb in Zona, it will be interesting to see what's left. One report revealed
San Diego will not go after Reid, and Cleveland obviously wouldn't now that Joe
Banner is running the show. That leaves three vacancies – Buffalo, Chicago,
and Kansas City.
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This is one item that you might look for in an antique shop or flea market. I got a Boston pot at an antique shop for $4 and it is the greatest. If you are looking for something old fashioned, sometimes it's best to look for something old.
Thanks for that thought, aobenour. I bought recently bought some old cast iron, and now I'm thinking I should be on the lookout for old bean pots as well.
I make beans all the time and I use one of my Calphalon pots with good results, however every time I'm in Sonoma I visit a store called Bram which is dedicated to selling clay pots for cooking beans. They are pricey, which explains why I look and don't buy whenever I stop buy, but they are gorgeous. Here's a link to their website http://www.bramcookware...
...whenever I stop by (not buy).
Wow, Trena, that spot looks like a worthy field trip. I may have to stop buy [sic].
Oh, and for those that can't make the trip--I just noticed that the bean pots in Provisions are sources from Bram.
How about using an Emil Henry pot for beans? I'm curious because they are also clay pots, as I understand it. Is there a difference between EH and say the clay pots Bram offers?
cookbookchick - Bram cookware can be cooked in wood-fired ovens. Emil Henry pots cannot exceed 480 degrees fahrenheit. I was curious so I searched both manufacturers respective website.
Actually, I do use an Emile Henry pot for beans, and so maybe I'm all set (or could add to that collection). What's been interesting me about some of these traditional bean pots is their shapes. I'm going to do some more research on this, so additional input will be helpful.
I've always wanted to buy a bram to make this dish by Dorie Greenspan. Could be great for Thanksgiving.
Thanks, Trena! Interesting..
Just so we don't dis Emile Henry: they are good to 500°C/930°F, and you can put them from freezer to wood oven. Maybe Trena's info was for their ovenware rather than the flameware?
Forgot an Emile Henry web reference with the temps. http://www.emilehenryusa...
Ah! I found it. It's their DISHES that can't go above 480°C. Not the cookware.
Aha! Thanks, Chris! Next time I cook beans I'll be using my trusty green EH pot.
Thanks for all this info, everyone. Very helpful.
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Fantasy Baseball 2012: Prospects Flying Under the Radar
By John Roe ,
Before every fantasy baseball season, there are four or so young players with less than a year of big league experience that the fantasy community just can't stop talking about. This season, I would say the big names are Matt Moore, Bryce Harper, Mike Trout, and Jesus Montero.
It's important to remember that these guys are hyped for a reason, but if you're just not willing to invest a high enough pick in landing a Matt Moore or Bryce Harper and still want to take a chance on a player with big upside, fear not.
You still have options out there.
Here are five guys who just may slip under the radar and pay huge dividends for you at the end of the draft.
Braves pitching prospect Julio Teheran projects to be added to an already stacked Brave's rotation in the near future. In his 19 inning cup of coffee last season with the big club, Teheran was hit or miss in terms of results but showed the skill set that makes him an intriguing player to watch.
Teheran's fastball sits comfortably in the mid 90's with excellent movement and he also features a plus array of breaking pitches.
The results shown in his brief stint in the majors can be easily explained. First and foremost the command that made Julio so effective in the minors was missing as he walked almost four batters per nine innings and gave up almost two HR per nine, another sign that a pitcher is struggling to locate.
In addition, Teheran pitched to contact far more often than he did in the minors. While a regressive is in order once a pitcher begins facing big league talent, cutting their K/9 rate in half is hardly ordinary.
I see Teheran improving these statistics considerably this season and while he isn't ready to head a major league rotation yet, he does have the ability to win 10-12 games on a good team while producing serviceable ratios.
Theo Epstein wants Anthony Rizzo to be the Cub's everyday first baseman, this much is clear. Whether Rizzo is ready for this challenge is still up for debate.
The most likely scenario has the team starting the year with Brian LaHair at first base. Based on LaHair's production, we may or may not see much of Rizzo this season. However, working in Rizzo's favor is that fact that LaHair is approaching 29 years of age and in two stints in the big leagues has struck out 58 times in 219 at bats while only connecting for 5 career homers.
Based on LaHair's age, the Cub's rebuilding plan, and Rizzo's big upside I wouldn't expect having to endure more than a month of LaHair before Rizzo gets his shot.
Wil Myers is the first of a couple of Kansas City Royals on this list. The first thing to understand is that Myers is still very young at 21 this season, meaning that there is a chance that we won't see him at all this season. However, if you are in the right kind of keeper league, picking him up can pay big dividends down the road.
Myers projects to be a Billy Butler/Mike Sweeney type player with plus plate discipline and above average but not great power. Naturally a catcher, the Royals are exploring ways to fast track this talent to the big league level at another position as they feel his bat is big league ready now.
Like many players his age, Myers' best shot this season will be as a midseason call up, especially if the Royals fall out of contention in the AL Central.
A hitting machine in the mold of a taller Pablo Sandoval, Yonder Alonso has every opportunity to breakout in a big way this season.
Long the victim of a major roadblock in Cincinnati named Joey Votto, Alonso excelled when given an opportunity to get at bats at the big league level last season, hitting .330 with 5 home runs in only 98 at bats.
Petco park's big dimensions and ocean climate will limit Alonso's HR production this season, but there is absolutely nothing stopping him from posting a Sandoval type first season in the majors.
Moustakas and Eric Hosmer came through the Royals organization as prospects 1A and 1B and Kansas City has long been envisioning them as cornerstones to their Rays type youth movement.
Of course Hosmer came through in a big way last season, posting numbers equaling the hype. Because of this Moustakas has in some ways become the forgotten man, which is good for you because it may be his turn for a breakout season.
The first thing that jumps out of last year's stat line is that Moustakas has above average plate discipline for a young power hitter, only striking out 51 times in 365 at bats and never having struck out 100 times in a minor league season.
This is important in fantasy terms because it means he projects to hit for a relatively high average and is less likely to go through as many prolonged slumps, common problems for young power hitters.
Secondly, he has historically shown consistent power for his age. Remember that many Major league power hitters do not develop that power until they are a year or two into their big league stints. Young power hitters are more easily evaluated based on doubles. Once the players get stronger around 25-26 years of age, those doubles start going over the wall.
Moustakas had 36 home runs in only 118 games as a 21 year old. The power could be scary good, again without the Brandon Wood-type red flags for contact.
Couple this with the likelihood of a lot of playing time in 2012 and you have the possibility of getting Ryan Zimmerman type production near the end of your draft.
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As the Affordable Care Act nears its third birthday this Saturday, a poll finds the public actually knows less about the law now than when it passed in 2010. Oh, and a lot of what people think they know just isn't so.
Those are the central findings of this month's tracking poll just released by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Following a meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, the Federal Reserve said in a policy statement today that it is continuing with its "highly accommodative stance of monetary policy."
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"I know of young women who have been returned to their families by their husbands because, as you say, they did not bleed on defloweration," Shereen El Feki tells Fresh Air's Terry Gross.
El Feki, the author of the new book Sex and the Citadel: Intimate Life in a Changing Arab World, spent five years traveling across the Arab region asking people about sex: what they do, what they don't, what they think and why.
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The job of parenting toddlers ain't easy. Consider the 2-year-old to-do list: Get tantrums under control. Potty train. Transition from whole milk to low-fat milk.
Speaking from experience, only one of these things was easy.
As my daughter turned 2 in January, we made the simple switch to reduced-fat milk. Done. Don't need to overthink this one, right?
After all, I'm following the evidence-based advice of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
This is TELL ME MORE, from NPR news. I'm Michel Martin. Today, we are going to spend some time across North Africa and the Middle East. It's the first day of spring, and that means it's the Persian New Year. We are going to celebrate Nowruz later in the program, with a comedian who's putting a new spin on the holiday. That's in just a few minutes.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper signed into law a bill that bans high-capacity magazines and calls for background checks on private and online sales of guns.
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The release last year of a 2007 reunion by the late Sam Rivers' trio confirmed what a creative drummer Altschul is. He has been one for decades. Altschul was a key player on the 1970s jazz scene, when the avant-garde got its groove on. Now, as then, he's great at mixing opposites: funky drive with a spray of dainty coloristic percussion, abstract melodic concepts with parade beats, open improvising and percolating swing. He's a busy player, but never too loud — he's also busy listening.
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A lot of photographers are revisiting 2003 this week — the year the U.S. invaded Iraq — and sharing photos from the years of war that followed. Even more literally, Associated Press photographer Maya Alleruzzo revisited various sites photographed during the war to see what has changed and what hasn't.
One scene speaks volumes: Today, shoppers pass through a busy shopping district in Baghdad. But in the 2008 photo, taken by Hadi Mizban for AP, the sidewalk is covered in fresh stains from a bombing that killed 22 people.
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Tea Party supporters should shut up and let President Obama destroy America if they know what's good for them, a prominent leftist agitator says.
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