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I have had many conversations with Bell. The last person informed me that my line would not support anything higher than 1Mb without causing disconnect problems. I used to have 2 phone lines in the house, the extra line is still "attached" but not used as I disconnected the phone/account. Maybe they could tie them together???I was informed that my only option was to downgrade to 5/1, less that I originally had, Fibe 6 that was going to upgraded to 10 as the 6 plan disappeared. It appears that Bell cannot move me to a plan that does not exist for down grade purposes but they could upgrade me from a defunct plan. Go figure.Anyway, I still have a few tech pokers in the fire with confirmation numbers that Bell is suppose to be working on.Funny thing today. I was checking my DL speed and it was around 6MB, were yesterday it was 16Mb. Had the help tech check my profile and they said my Mb limit was set a 7. How did this happen?Can it change automatically downwards and then automatically be reset to the original high limit?Time will sort his out, I hope and that the fee paid will reflect the service delivered.Thanks for any and all input.
Since the last post I have had many conversations with reps. from Bell. Last tech said that my upload speed problem/issue is with the CO hardware, not my line. I believe he was a level 2 or higher tech.Got routed to the high speed test group as my profile speed got reset to 7Mb DL and they cannot reset the speed value. They are sending out a tech. They believe that there is a physical problem somewhere. I was getting the 15Mb download until I started to complain about the UP speed.Funny thing turned up in the conversations. The monitoring s/w can detect a line problem and automatically downgrade to a stablespeed but you are not informed that this has happened. To get it reset, you need to contact Bell BUT how do you know that the speed had been reduced? You may just think that there is a lot ofactivity on the Internet and let it go and NEVER get the DL speed reset.I can see the auto downgrade but not that the Customer is not informed so that they can follow up and get it resolved/restored as Bell must manually reset the profile.Another mystery of life.Bryan

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Kim Kardashian Konnection Konfirms Kanye West Relationshipby Hilton Hater at . Comments
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Following the release of a Kanye West track in which he expresses love for Kim Kardashian, followed by a TMZ spy spotting these two exiting a movie theater in New York City two days ago, a source now confirms:
Kim and Kanye truly are a couple.
"Kim and Kanye have now just started dating," an insider tells People, adding that they are keeping it "light," and "seeing where it goes."
West and Kardashian have been friends for years. The former attended the latter's 30th birthday party in 2010 and even made a cameo on Keeping Up with the Kardashians. But don't expect that to happen again if this relationship lasts: Kim hilariously claims she'll be more private in her next romance.
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They are going to last.. People should just stop looking for the negative...kim and kanye are the cutest couple..
kim m a huge fan but dear in lov or realationships ts not al flowers and candy ts mor 2 t thn that u say u want to have someone to lov u nd go to at th end of the day bt u gve up way to soon on realationshps trust me wth lov u have to tolarate that person,ull fyt nd get sick of tht person even f thy as dirty as a pig and the lilttle thngs that annoy ull learn to appriciate them nd f they not treating u ryt tell them every single till they get y ryt coz m sick n tierd of ppl callin u a b**th coz u aint one u jst want wats best for nd wht u thnk aint the best for u is wats best for looooooots of lov owww nd f u relly going for politics best of luck heheheheheheh now tht i cnt w8 to see lol
Kim have u guys had sex yet? Looks like u cant probably stay off... Gush
Go kim kardashian,its ur life n u have to live it once,cos no one knows when its gonna end.
Kim n kanye have bn a thing 4 th longest. Gosh! U nid to c thos 2 wen they come f2f. It's obvious they get 2getha. I feel bad 4 kris,but seriously it was meant to b so,i bliv,he'z way beta,they dint dserv each otha wit kim. "once u go black,u neva turn back"
Kanye is a really talented person who can do so much better. I feel like this is not a good look for him. For her, a real come-up but Kanye, come on! Why not date a pretty woman who also has some substance not a stripper or a girl who came up off of a sex tape. Probably need one of those in like art type girls... For real.
Hope its a business deal & they both get paid well.If not,hope Kanye pimps Kim before she pimps him like she did the black man she is still married to.You can get an annullment for any reason long as it happens within the 1st year of marriage.This divorce talk is just to keep her famous.Kanye shame on you for dissing a black man in a song.Thought black women were the only ones constantly dissed by black men.Truth be told,black men even diss each other.You wonder why no one respects black men."Kris is lucky you don't have Jay fire him from the team." What a JUDAS move.
To health dept..keep your racist comments to yourself..noone is exempted frim hiv...dick head...anyway much luck to.Kim and Kanye...the public.know only what is printed not the true.person..
Alexandra, Kanye didn't "come up from the ghetto". He's a nice middle class boy who grew up in nice upmarket suburbs of Atlanta and illinois. His mother was a university professor and chair of the English dept at Chicago State University , which Kanye attended. His father was a photojournalist.


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26 May 2009 17:55
Michael Rutter is expected to race injured Sylvain Guintoli's Worx Suzuki at Thruxton this weekend.
Though neither Rutter nor Worx Suzuki team boss Jack Valentine are prepared to comment on the tie-up, insiders suggest that the deal has been done but is only for the one race. Once Thruxton is over, Valentine will then take a decision on who to replace Guintoli in the long-term.
The Frenchman suffered a badly broken lower right leg when Josh Brookes crashed into him at the Melbourne Loop hairpin during the sighting lap for the first BSB race yesterday. The early prognosis was that he will be out for eight to ten weeks.The choice of Rutter is an obvious one since he's the most experienced superbike rider without a full-time ride following his split from the NW200 Yamaha team last week. He's also a massive fan of the fast but bumpy Thruxton track.Rutter also bought a brand new race-prepared GSX-R1000 from Crescent Suzuki last week, the team behind the Worx Suzuki BSB team. He plans to run the bike at the TT over the next fortnight with backing from Bathams Brewery in the West Midlands.
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How quickly we forget... Rutter gave us some great rides on the Ducati last year. OK he's a confidence rider and had none in the R1, but if he clicks with the Suzi we could see some great rides. I like to see young guns in the series, but with the split from Rob Mac and the suddeness for Guintoli's abscence I think it was just a case of right place right time, and now it's down to Rutter to make it work. Wish him the best...
27 May 2009 12:43
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they should give it to james toseland for the laugh because he is doing f**k all in motogp!
27 May 2009 00:24
they should give it to james toseland for the laugh because he is doing f**k all in Motogp!
Go on the blade!
27 May 2009 00:21
what a joke rutter is great bloke, but should not get the ride, would love 2 see what walker could do on it,cant wait till they get that r1 sorted.
27 May 2009 00:18
no wonder we have next to no talent in the top world classes........giving old road racers top rides in bsb......just a spineless selection......rutter is good on the roads no doubt,but i don`t rate him on short circuits
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Delaware Is 15th State to Seek Overrule of Citizens United
Delaware became the 15th yesterday in a chorus of states that are calling on the U.S. House of Representatives to overturn the Citizens United Supreme Court decision, which allows unlimited spending on elections by corporations, unions, and other groups. The case also represents an expansion of prior rulings that have reasoned that corporations are people and that corporate election spending qualifies as protected speech under the First Amendment.
The 15 states that have issued resolutions or letters constitute nearly 80 million people, or just over a quarter of the U.S. population.
An increasing number of legislators, activists, and ordinary Americans believe the decision is so harmful that they're building a movement at the state and local levels to pressure Congress to take action on the issue.
In Delaware's case, eleven state senators and 24 state representatives signed a letter about the ruling, which was sent to both of Delaware's senators as well as to U.S. Rep. John Carney (D–Del.)
"The United States of America's elections should not be permitted to go to the highest bidder," the letter reads, "and yet this is the risk that rises from the ashes of the Citizens United decision."
The 15 states that have issued resolutions or letters constitute nearly 80 million people, or just over a quarter of the U.S. population. Meanwhile, another 16 states have introduced similar legislation, but haven't passed it yet. Resolutions asking for the repeal of Citizens United have also been passed by about 500 municipalities, according to the Nation.
Kaitlin Sopoci-Belknap is national director at the Move to Amend Coalition, which supports a constitutional amendment to strip corporations of their personhood rights. In a country where eight out of 10 people disagree with the Citizens United ruling, according to apoll by ABC News and the Washington Post, she says that resolutions and letters like Delaware's are a sign that elected officials at the state level are listening to their constituents.
She remains skeptical that Congress will respond with action, but believes that pressure from the state and local levels may become so strong that Congress will be forced to act. Failing that, there's another possibility: if two-thirds of the states in the U.S. call for a constitutional convention, they can go forward without Congress. Sopoci-Belknap says that simply raising the that possibility helps to ramp up pressure on the House.
"Congress doesn't want to have a precedent of the states going around them," she said.
Jonah Minkoff-Zern of the nonprofit Public Citizen argues that state-level resolutions are useful in themselves because they show members of Congress who want to overturn Citizens United that their constituents are behind them. He also points to the more than 125 active members of the House and Senate who have already called for a constitutional amendment, as well as President Barack Obama.
"If we're down the road and we have 38 states that have called for an amendment and Congress still fails to act," Minkoff-Zern says, then it might be time to consider possibilities such as constitutional conventions. "But we're still a long way from there."
Sopoci-Belknap says the Citizens United case has done a lot to raise awareness about corporate domination of American politics, but cautions against focusing exclusively on the ruling.
"Ultimately the amendment that passes needs to do more than overturn Citizens United," she says. It needs to "make clear that corporations are not people and money is not speech."
Some of the resolutions passed at the state level—such as Vermont's and Illinois's—have asked for wording that would do just that.
Watch for growing momentum around this issue in the coming months, as state lawmakers and groups like Move to Amend and Public Citizen work to turn up the heat on Congress.
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HOUSTON (AP) -- The sheriff of Houston's Harris County has adopted a sweeping policy designed to protect and guarantee equal treatment of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender inmates, including allowing transgender individuals to be housed based on the gender they identify with instead of their biological sex.
Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia's office believes the new policy is one of the most comprehensive in the country. It states that "discrimination or harassment of any kind based on sexual orientation or gender identity is strictly prohibited," and outlines how such inmates will be searched, booked and housed, according to a copy of the policy obtained by The Associated Press.
The policy also covers intersex inmates, defined as people born with sex chromosomes or reproductive systems that are not considered standard.
Houston has the third-largest county jail in the U.S., behind Los Angeles and Chicago's Cook County, and processes some 125,000 inmates annually. Other major jails, including those in Los Angeles, Denver and Washington, D.C., have taken similar steps to meet new federal standards for protecting inmates from sexual abuse and assault.
But Harris County is the first in Texas to adopt this extensive of a policy, according to Brandon Wood, executive director of the Texas Commission on Jail Standards. The state agency inspects, regulates and provides technical assistance to county jails.
The 11-page policy, along with a separate three-page document protecting this population from workplace discrimination, went into effect Wednesday and was the culmination of a thorough review that began in July 2012.
Garcia's office reviewed policies in 20 other law enforcement agencies across the country, including in Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Miami-Dade County in Florida and Las Vegas, as well as an International Association of Chiefs of Police database, said sheriff's spokesman Alan Bernstein. Harris County borrowed from each to come up with a policy it perceived to be more comprehensive, he said.
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The new policy may be notable because it's occurring in a staunchly red state proud of its conservative values, Tobin said. But she emphasized it's not about politics.
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How do you know about volcano ? Here are Top Ten interesting facts about volcanoes. Some of them, you have known and others you may not know clearly. Let's read the following information to understand about volcanoes.
Top ten Interesting facts about volcanoes
Fact 1: Three major kinds of volcanoes.
In facts about volcanoes 1 Although all volcanoes are made from hot magma that reaches the surface of the Earth, there are three different kinds namely Shield, Stravo and Cinder.
Cinder volcanoes are the most common type of volcano also called scoria cones. They may occur as single volcanoes or as secondary ones on the sides of Stravo volcanoes and shield volcanoes.
Stravovolcanoes are also called composite volcanoes because they are built of layers of lava flow, ash and blocks of stone. They are larger than cinder cones rising up to 8,000 feet.
Shieldvolcanoes are huge and are built of very thin lava spreading out in all directions from a central vent. They have lava flows which flow dozens of kilometers downward the sloping flanks.
Fact 2: Volcanoes erupt because magma escapes from beneath the Earth's crust.
Surely, you will be surprised when knowing that about 30 kilometers beneath your feet is the Earth's mantle. This region contains superhot rock that can squeeze out and the huge bubbles of liquid rock are called magma chambers. This magma is lighter than other rocks and it is called magma when it is under the ground and lava when it erupts onto the surface.
Fact 3: Volcanoes are active, dormant or extinct.
Facts about volcanoes 3 is an active volcano is one that currently vents lava or gases. A dormant volcano is one that has erupted in past and still has the risk of erupting again. An extinct volcano is one that people think it will not erupt again.
Fact 4: Volcanoes can grow quickly.
Some volcanoes can be formed from thousands of years, others can grow overnight. For example, Cinder cone volcanoes, Paricutin occurred in a Mexican cornfield in 1943. Within a first week, it was 5 meters tall and by the end of 1943, it was more than 336 meters tall. In 1952, Paricutin's eruption ends at height of 424 meters
Fact 5: 20 volcanoes are erupting now.
There are about 20 active volcanoes which exist around the world. In recent year, 50 to 70 volcanoes erupted and 160 ones died completely in the last decade. According to geologists, there is 1, 3000 volcanoes erupted in the last 10,000 years. Among that, three quarters of volcanoes take place underneath the ocean and nobody knows about it at all.
Fact 6: Volcanoes are dangerous.
Although we knew about that, many people died due to volcanoes. Some dead volcanoes and can relive at any time. Some typical examples are Krakatoa volcano erupted in 1883 and killed 36,000 people; Vesuvius volcano erupted in 79 AD, it killed 16,000 people and buried the towns of Pompeii and Herculaneum. According to geologists, volcanoes have a series of hazards such as lava flows, ash fall, pyroclastic that relate to different dangers or risks.
Fact 7: Supervolcanoes are really dangerous.
Geologists usually measure the volcanic eruption by using the Volcanic Explosivity Index which can measure the amount of material released. Toba was the largest explosion which was estimated to cubic kilometers of material and have been erupted 73,000 years ago. It created a caldera that was 100 kilometers long and 30 kilometers wide. Toba was a supervolcano in the world that was considered an 8 on the VEI.
Fact 8: The tallest volcano in the Solar System is not on Earth.
In facts about volcanoes 8, the tallest volcano in the Solar System is not on the Earth anymore, but it is on Mars. Olympus Mons is a giant shield volcano on Mars which can rises to 27 kilometers in height and 550 kilometers in width. Many scientists think that Olympus Mons Volcano will happen on a larger scale because there is no plate tectonic on Mars. Only a hotspot also builds the volcano up bigger and bigger.
Fact 9: What are tallest volcanoes in the world.
The tallest volcano on Earth is Mauna Kea located in Hawaii with 4,207 meters in height. Following it, Mauna Loa is also a volcano on Earth with 4,169 meters in height.
Facts about volcanoes 10 : The Chimborazo is the most distant point from the center of the Earth.
Nowadays, many people think that the peak of Mount Everest is the most distant from the center of the Earth, but the truth is completely contrary. In facts, it is the Chimborazo volcano in Ecuador. The reason is why the Earth's equator is spinning in space. Points at the North Pole or the South Pole are closer from the center of the Earth than ones at the equator. And Chimborazo it is very close to the Earth's equator.


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Explore the political science and international relations bibliographies from Oxford University Press now through the 2014 academic year. The bibliographies have their own editors, are peer-reviewed, annotated by leading scholars and designed to be starting points for research.
You can search one of these bibliographies by visiting the Databases A-Z list on the library homepage.
The bibliographies can:
* Introduce a research topic – Simple and advanced search capabilities are available. Subject bibliographies are browsable together or individually (political science or international relations) and updated approximately three times per year.
Search results can be exported to citation management tools such as EndNote, RefWorks, and Zotero.
* Provide examples of annotated bibliographies – Search responses include an introduction and general overview, citations to the best articles, books, and a range of other online sources centered on a topic.
Where available, journal citations are linked to full-text via the link and book citations are linked to Falvey via the link.
* Direct researchers to multiple types of content – Search responses can include books, journals, web resources, multimedia, primary documents, forthcoming and related articles.
The My OBO feature allows the user to set up a free account to save and annotate search results. Results are available online.
Oxford Bibliographies was named one of the Top 10 Internet Resources of 2013 by CHOICE Reviews Online
Don't forget to use other popular Oxford resources, available from Falvey Library, such as Oxford Islamic Studies Online, select political science Oxford handbooks and history Oxford handbooks.
Find out more about it: from Falvey subject liaison Merrill Stein.
Entries range from the Prague Spring to the Velvet Revolution, from May Day to Solidarnosc, from Utopian communities to anarchism, from Greenpeace to Earth First!, and from civil disobedience and non-violence to fascism and terrorism. While most biographies are on the shorter end of the spectrum, those about key actors and thinkers from Marx to Lenin and Mao provide a good overview. Major revolutions are well covered and linked to numerous related entries. In the case of the French Revolution these include separate articles on the counterrevolution, radical factions and organizations, women, and historians' interpretations. The Encyclopedia is particularly helpful in researching more unfamiliar protest movements, such as Native American protests, the Québécois independence movement or the events of the red summer of 1919.
Contents are accessible via the A-Z list as well as through keyword searching. Search results can be narrowed by subject, place, period, people and key topics. The "China" place facet narrows the keyword search for China from 191 results to 41. This approach makes it easy for students to move beyond the article on the Chinese Communist Revolution to a quick review of the history of protest movements in China.
Current events seem to be adequately covered although the Encyclopedia lacks an entry about the Arab Spring while there are entries covering al-Qaeda, Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood and the Taliban. In a nod to the current interest in film studies, the reader will find articles about such classics as the Battle of Algiers, Battleship Potemkin and October. References and suggested reading lists are up-to-date and a great starting point for undergraduate students. Access to the online Encyclopedia is provided through the library's catalog.
Questions or Comments? Don't hesitate to contact us.
The Stalin Digital Archive contains 29,000 selected documents from the Russian State Archive of Social and Political History (RGASPI). RGASPI and Yale University Press collaborated in the selection and digitization. At the core of the digital archive are documents written by Stalin from 1889 to 1952, books from Stalin's personal library with his marginalia and biographical materials.
Yale University Press also contributed digitized editions of its Annals of Communism series. Books in the series contain selected primary sources in the original Russian language together with English translations and editorial comments. For more information about contents, search interface and the document viewer, please consult the online Stalin Digital Archive User Guide.
Trial access to the Stalin Digital Archive will be available until March 23. We are looking forward to your feedback.
Related resources:
Print editions of the Annals of Communism series at Falvey.
The Current Digest of the Russian Press, 1949-
Kim, Hyun Jin. The Huns, Rome and the Birth of Europe. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2013.
"This book argues that the steppes of Inner Asia were far from 'backward' and that the image of the primitive Huns is vastly misleading. They already possessed a highly sophisticated political culture while still in Inner Asia and, far from being passive recipients of advanced culture from the West, they passed on important elements of Central Eurasian culture to early medieval Europe, which they helped create." From the publisher's web site.
Available online via Cambridge University Press.
Rabinbach, Anson, and Sander L Gilman. The Third Reich Sourcebook. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2013.
The impressive selection of documents in English translation in this hefty volume (923 pages) covers all aspects of life in Nazi Germany. Its companion volume, The Weimar Republic Sourcebook is likewise available at Falvey. Both titles are part of the Weimar and Now series published by the University of California Press.
Laron, Guy. Origins of the Suez Crisis: Postwar Development Diplomacy and the Struggle Over Third World Industrialization, 1945-1956. Washington, D.C.: Woodrow Wilson Center Press, 2013.
"Origins of the Suez Crisis describes the long run-up to the 1956 Suez Crisis and the crisis itself by focusing on politics, economics, and foreign policy decisions in Egypt, Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union. Based on Arabic source material, as well as multilingual documents from Israeli, Soviet, Czech, American, Indian, and British archives, this is the first historical narrative to discuss the interaction among all of the players involved-rather than simply British and U.S. perspectives." From the publisher's web site.
McMahon, Keith. Women Shall Not Rule: Imperial Wives and Concubines in China From Han to Liao. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield, 2013.
"Keith McMahon, a leading expert on the history of gender in China, draws upon decades of research to describe the values and ideals of imperial polygamy and the ways in which it worked and did not work in real life. His rich sources are both historical and fictional, including poetic accounts and sensational stories told in pornographic detail. Displaying rare historical breadth, his lively and fascinating study will be invaluable as a comprehensive and authoritative resource for all readers interested in the domestic life of royal palaces across the world." From the publisher's web site.
Parker, Lindsay A. H. Writing the Revolution: A French Woman's History in Letters. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013.
"Writing the Revolution is a microhistory of a middle-class Parisian woman, Rosalie Jullien, whose nearly 1,000 familiar letters have never before been studied. […] Her correspondence allows readers to enter her private world and see the intellectual, emotional, and familial life of a revolutionary in all of its complexity." From the publisher's web site.
Jullien's letters were published in Paris in 1881 under the title Journal d'une Bourgeoise Pendant la Revolution. An English translation of her letters appeared in the same year under the title The Great French Revolution, 1785-1793. Both books are available as free PDF files on Google Books.
Durica, Paul, and Bill Savage. Chicago By Day and Night: The Pleasure Seeker's Guide to the Paris of America. Evanston, Ill.: Northwestern University Press, 2013.
Originally published in 1892 for visitors of the 1893 World's fair. This "unofficial guide to the world beyond the fair [describes] pleasures [that] range from the respectable (theater, architecture, parks, churches and synagogues) to the illicit – drink, gambling, and sex." From the publisher's web site.
A digitized version of one of the 1892 copies is freely available from Hathi Trust.
Last but not least, here is a selection of recent additions to the Very Short Introductions series by Oxford University Press: The British Empire, Diaspora, Colonial America, and The Silk Road. I invite you to consult the catalog for a list of titles available at the Library. This series lives up to its promise with concise and up-to-date introductions for the neophyte.
By Merrill Stein
We are excited to announce the addition of Washington Post Historical to our databases. This archive, from the ProQuest organization, offers full-text searching of every available issue of the Washington Post and Washington Post/Times-Herald, from 1877 to 1996 with digital page and image reproductions. The historical coverage will expand annually, by one year. To seek recent (1977-present) Washington Post articles, see the Lexis Nexis Academic database.
How did this publication begin? The name stuck. The first issue contained this letter:
"To the Editor of the Post: I am heart and soul in sympathy with your enterprise, but I am sorry that I did not see you in time, to induce you to call your paper the Washington Statesman. However, the name that you have selected is good enough for me."
Try your own search. See if history repeats itself. The first issue included an editorial from "Mr. Hayes recent message to Congress," in which he comments on the eight year insurrection in Cuba and calls for the United States to do something besides abstain from intervention. Or see if this Italian stargazer's New Year's predictions for 1960 came true.
The Washington Post Historical archive joins the previously subscribed to Historical New York Times, providing full-text coverage of the New York Times from 1851 to the early 2000's.
As an added bonus, both databases may be searched together:
1. Click on the yellow arrow at the top left corner of the search screen in either newspaper archive:
2. In the drop-down database menu, select both archives and click "Use selected databases" at the bottom right after making your selection.
Questions or comments? Contact us directly (email@example.com; email@example.com) or post your comments online.
A list of all library databases is available at:
Manchester University Press has recently expanded its well-received digital collection of medieval sources to twenty-four titles and updated its online platform. The Manchester Medieval Sources series (MMS) makes primary sources from the Middle Ages accessible to students through carefully translated and annotated editions. Among the thirteen new titles are collections of short primary sources focused on a single subject such as Popular Protest in Late Medieval Europe: Italy, France and Flanders, translated and annotated by Samuel K. Cohn, Jr., as well as single source editions such as Ottonian Germany: The Chronicon of Thietmar of Merseburg, translated and annotated by David A. Warner. Chapters can be downloaded as PDF files. MMS can be searched on the title and the collection levels. Titles can be browsed on the MMS platform as well as in the online catalog.
Brill's Medieval Reference Library
Falvey has acquired three online reference titles from Brill's Medieval Reference Library:
The Encyclopedia of Medieval Dress and Textiles in the British Isles, c. 450-1450, edited by Gale Owen-Crocker, Elizabeth Coatsworth & Maria Hayward. This resource covers all aspects of medieval textile production from weaving technology to the wimple and from sumptuary laws to fashion.
(Sample entry: Scarlet)
The Encyclopedia of Medieval Pilgrimage, edited by Larissa J. Taylor et al. Coverage extends to all aspects of medieval pilgrimage from pilgrimage sites to the economy and from pilgrimage narratives to miracles and reliquaries.
(Sample entry: Urban tourism)
The Encyclopedia of the Medieval Chronicle, edited by Graeme Dunphy. Entries cover about 2,500 medieval chronicles and chroniclers as well as layout and manuscript production.
(Sample entry: Women chroniclers and chronicles for women)
As with all online reference titles, a simple keyword search quickly retrieves the desired information. Each encyclopedia entry has a short bibliography which often lists relevant primary sources. Cross-references link to related content.
Access the online encyclopedias via the library's catalog as well as via the Medieval History Reference list on the history subject guide.
International Medieval Bibliography (Brepols)
Last but not least, a quick update about recent changes to the International Medieval Bibliography (IMB). To improve current and retrospective coverage, Brepols is increasing the number of new entries added from 11,000 to 16,000 per year.
A new metrics component features journal and author profiles and subject trends in medieval history. The journal profiles can identify the most suitable journals for your latest research.
If you have never set up an email alert for your favorite journals, maybe it is time to take another look. IMB will manage and email table of content alerts for your favorite journals.
Questions or comments? Contact me directly (firstname.lastname@example.com) or post your comments online.
Remember the student who told you that there is nothing published about her topic? Did she know about and search WorldCat? Remember the student who told you that the library does not have any books about his topic? Did he know about interlibrary loan and how to request books from other libraries via WorldCat? The majority of history students are unfortunately not familiar with WorldCat, and the few who do know about it are often intimidated by some of its unnecessarily complicated search features.
Falvey's 2012 Research Center Intern, Matt Ainslie, has put together a Brief Introduction to WorldCat, a short online video tutorial that will introduce your students to WorldCat. His Brief Introduction to the Chicago Manual of Style has been widely popular with our students. At last glance, it was viewed more than 1,200 times. Given the unexpected popularity of the Chicago Style tutorial, I would like to hear your ideas and suggestions for additional tutorials.
Cambridge University Press re-designed the interfaces of two popular reference collections: Cambridge Histories Online and Cambridge Companions Online. The old interface had various usability issues, which left the user at times frustrated. The new interface is less cluttered, more user-friendly and its attractive design and color scheme are pleasing to the eye.
Did you know that Cambridge University Press continues to add new and old print titles to the Cambridge Histories Online collection? In 2012, six back-list titles and seventeen new titles were added. Noteworthy among the new titles is The New Cambridge History of American Foreign Relations: Dimensions of the Early American Empire, 1754–1865 by William Earl Weeks, not to be confused with the 1993 volume authored by Bradford Perkins. The remaining three volumes in the series are slated for publication later this year. Forthcoming in 2013 is the second volume of the Cambridge History of Science series entitled Medieval Science. New 2012 titles include:
The interface for Cambridge Companions Online mirrors the Cambridge Histories Online interface except for the crimson color scheme. The Companions focuses on philosophy, religion, culture, literature, classics and music.
When did you last browse either one of these remarkable collections? It may be time to take a fresh look.
JSTOR joined the ever-growing circle of e-book publishers late in 2012 starting with a collection of around 15,000 e-books from a range of well-respected university presses such as those of Penn, Yale, Princeton, Harvard, California, North Carolina and Columbia. Among them is a small number of non U.S. publishers, such as Boydell and Brewer, Edinburgh University Press and the University of Toronto Press. The complete list of available JSTOR book titles is available for review.
The Library is currently testing the e-book-publishing waters with a boutique collection of history titles. Army at Home by Judith A. Giesberg, PhD, is a familiar title here at Villanova University. While a few of the JSTOR books are duplicated in the library's print collection, most of the JSTOR titles are new. JSTOR books owned by Villanova can be found in the library's catalog as well as in the JSTOR database.
JSTOR books are seamlessly integrated with other JSTOR content. Just as journal content is fully searchable, so are the e-books. Search results can be filtered into results from journal articles and books simply by clicking on the newly added Book tab on the results screen. To include titles not owned by the Library in the results list, switch from "Content I can access" to "All content." Books not available to Villanova faculty and students are identified by an X-icon next to the check box.
Each book has its own landing page with such features as stable URLs, a link to JSTOR book reviews, abstracts, the table of contents and the first 100 words of each chapter. Unfortunately, not all books are equal, and the different access options can be confusing. Some books are only available as single-user titles. Chapters from a single-user book can only be viewed by one person at a time. Downloads are available, but require registration for a free JSTOR account, and the downloaded PDF files cannot be printed. Single-user books have a security key icon on the book landing page which reminds the reader of the access limits. Multi-user books are as easy to access as JSTOR journal articles.
Use the links below to explore the different access models to JSTOR books.
A detailed overview over the JSTOR book program is available online. Questions or comments? Contact me directly (firstname.lastname@example.com) or post your comments online.
Searching and browsing the contents of the Encyclopedia seems unnecessarily complicated. A first-time user will be tempted to simply use the search box on the start page, which will retrieve keyword matches from all Wiley-Blackwell titles. Only upon closer inspection will the reader notice the "Search in this Book" link beneath the search box. The "Find Articles" options on the left menu are barely noticeable as well. Articles are organized in twenty-two topical categories to facilitate browsing. The scope of the Encyclopedia makes it easy to compare topics between various ancient civilizations. A good example is the seven different entries on calendars.
Articles vary in length but rarely exceed ten pages. PDF files of articles are available for downloading. Each article lists references and suggested readings. A good number of references are written in foreign languages, but available English language translations are included as well. A "How to Cite" link generates a basic citation for each article. Alternatively, citations can be exported to RefWorks or EndNote. Overall, this is an excellent new reference title and a good starting point for undergraduate and graduate students alike.
You may also be interested in the following new e-reference works from the Blackwell Companions to the Ancient World Series:
A Companion to Women in the Ancient World
A Companion to the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East
A Companion to Tacitus
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- Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Few things are more frustrating than travelling in a foreign country and struggling to communicate. Relying on hand signals, fumbling with a bilingual dictionary, or depending on a translator may help, but it's not as effective as conducting a conversation with another person who speaks the same "heart" language.
Unfortunately, many of us don't have to travel far to experience the frustration of not being understood. It happens every Sunday morning in churches across the street and around the world where Christianese is spoken.
Christianese is a foreign language composed of Christian clichés. We sing about being "washed in the blood," we seek out "prayer warriors," and we plan how to take back "enemy territory." We hope for "stars in our crown," moan about "carrying our cross," and rejoice when someone has "asked Jesus into their heart."
Then we wonder why visitors make a beeline for the exit and never return.
Effective communication requires an effort to speak in a way that doesn't have the listener reaching for a bilingual dictionary. But as we try to correct the problem in many ministries, the pendulum has swung to the other extreme.
In the name of relevancy, we have a new vocabulary. We speak of happiness and success in place of joy and satisfaction. We distribute "programs" and adorn the "stage" with props.
No wonder visitors, holding a program and facing a stage, think of worship leaders as entertainers and pastors as performers. And when the singers fail to entertain and the pastor fails to perform to Broadway standards, those visitors also make a beeline for the exit, never to return.
Speaking a foreign language becomes a barrier to sharing the good news of the gospel in our churches. But the reverse—speaking the world's language—offers people a mere imitation of what they already have. Problem is, it has already proven dissatisfying, or they wouldn't be visiting our churches searching for something different.
So what's the solution? Consider these steps:
1. Recognize
Recognize the clichés in your ministry. Whether the words are Christianese or lifted from our contemporary culture, clichés have weaseled their way into our use, both in our printed materials and in our teaching. It may take some dedicated time and an old-fashioned yellow highlighter to identify where they are hiding.
2. Reflect
Determine the essence of what you are trying to communicate. Christian clichés are popular because they are a shorthand version of what we want to say. That is, until someone from the "outside" joins us. Then that same word or phrase becomes a barrier to communication.
On the other hand, when we borrow words from our culture, they may drag along associations we didn't intend. Those associations often include performance-related expectations based on previous experiences.
3. Rewrite
Rewrite your materials. Take the time to search for the right words or phrases to convey your intent. Consider starting with a blank page rather than attempting to replace individual words. Usually the meaning of what we are trying to communicate will require more words than the original Christianese cliché or the phrase borrowed from our culture.
As you substitute new words, be aware of your target. Are the people you are trying to reach traditional or contemporary? GenX or Baby Boomers? Don't presume that Baby Boomers will only respond to Christianese or that GenXers are only interested in phrases derived from the contemporary culture.
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