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#1. Pre Requisites:
- User must have administrator privilege on machine.
- User must have the required intelligent updater IU / Rapid release RR downloaded.
- All commands are in assumption that install directory is C. Command needs to be changed as per requirement
#2. Purpose :
- The usual process of updating Scan engine for NAS is through Live Update or internal LUA.
- In scenarios of threat or where manual updated is required, this method can be used.
#3. Location:
- RR Link: ftp://ftp.symantec.com/AVDEFS/symantec_antivirus_corp/rapidrelease/sequence/
- IU Link: http://www.symantec.com/security_response/definitions/download/detail.jsp?gid=savce
- The latest numbered folder is to be used.
- In case the latest one is empty the previous one can be used
#4. File Details:
- IU: YYYYMMDD-nnn-i32.exe
- RR: symrapidreleasedefsi32.exe
I How to update: Method (1)
The methodology implied will be by manually extracting the definitions file and then having it place in the definition folder. The other way is to used the definitions of SEP installed on the Scan Engine computer (if Symantec Endpoint Protection is installed on it)
- Create a folder names 'CSAPIDefs'
- Extract the definition to 'CSAPIDefs' using the following command.
- Run the command form the location where the definition file is kept.
- IU 64 Bit: YYYYMMDD-nnn-i32.exe /EXTRACT /Q "C:\Program Files (x86)\Symantec\Scan Engine\Definitions\AntiVirus\CSAPIDefs"
- IU 32 Bit: YYYYMMDD-nnn-i32.exe /EXTRACT /Q "C:\Program Files \Symantec\Scan Engine\Definitions\AntiVirus\CSAPIDefs"
- RR 64 Bit: symrapidreleasedefsi32.exe /EXTRACT /Q "C:\Program Files (x86)\Symantec\Scan Engine\Definitions\AntiVirus\CSAPIDefs"
- RR 32 Bit: symrapidreleasedefsi32.exe /EXTRACT /Q "C:\Program Files \Symantec\Scan Engine\Definitions\AntiVirus\CSAPIDefs"
- The above process will extract the definition files into the newly created 'CSAPIDefs'
- Once the presence of content is confirmed restart, the Symantec Scan Engine service.
- The signature and version can be confirmed form the Rapid Release option in the System Tab in the Scan engine console
- At times it has been seen that the definition are not updated and are stuck at the old definitions.
- Stop the Symantec Scan Engine service.
- Rename the 'CSAPIDefs' with the latest numbered folder 'VirusDefs00000XXX' in the definitions location.
- Once file is renamed delete all the other 'VirusDefs00000XXX' files.
- Once above action is completed restart the Symantec Scan engine service.
- The definition can be checked on the Scan Engine console.
II How to Update: Method (2)
This method will be using the definitions of Symantec Endpoint protection to update the Scan Engine. Once the definition file is placed on the Scan engine computer, the following steps needs to be followed.
** Warning** :This process will alter the registry and from this point on the same signatures will be shared by both SEP and Scan Engine.
- Following commands needs to be entered in the command prompt.
- For 64 Bit: C:\Program Files (x86)\Symantec\Scan Engine\Definitions\AntiVirus\setup-iu.bat enable.
- For 32 Bit: C:\Program Files \Symantec\Scan Engine\Definitions\AntiVirus\setup-iu.bat enable
- Once the command is executed the definitions file can be executed locally.
- Once SEP is updated with the required signature the Symantec Scan engine service needs to restarted
- Once service is restarted the definition can be verified from Scan Engine console.
**How to Update the same in Symantec protection Engine:
- Stop the Symantec Protection Engine service.
- Copy the content of 'CSAPIDefs' and replace the ones in the folder 'VirusDefs' in the definitions location.
- Once replaced you may start back the Protection Engine service.
- The definition can be checked on the Scan Engine console.
Title: Intelligent Updater is not working with Symantec Scan Engine 5.2 installed on 64-bit Operating System
Web URL: http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH98061
Title: How to apply Intelligent Updater virus definitions manually to Symantec Scan Engine 5.x


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Evasi0n7 Can Still Jailbreak iOS 7.1 Beta 3
Apple has not patched the jailbreak exploits used by Evasi0n7 in iOS 7.1 beta 3.
Apple has not patched the jailbreak exploits used by Evasi0n7 in iOS 7.1 beta 3.
Firecore has announced the release of an untethered 5.3 jailbreak for the ATV2.
Untethered jailbreak tool 'p0sixspwn' has been released for download for Windows users.
Virtual Home is the first Touch ID based jailbreak tweak to hit the Cydia store.
Saurik has released Cydia Substrate 0.9.5000 with support for iOS 7 and 64-bit iOS devices.
Here's an easy fix for those experiencing "No Data" or "No LTE", or similar symptoms after p0sixspwn jailbreak.
The evad3rs have released evasi0n7 1.0.2 beta, which fixes an issue with WiFi and the iPad 2.
iH8sn0w has released an untethered jailbreak for A5 devices running iOS 6.1.3/6.1.4/6.1.5.
iH8Sn0w says an untethered iOS 6.1.3/6.1.4 jailbreak for A5+ devices is coming soon.
Team @evad3rs publishes another open letter addressing some additional concerns put forth by the jailbreak community.
The evad3rs have released version 1.0.1 of their evasi0n7 jailbreak tool.
Geohot has declared the evasi0n7 jailbreak tool is free from any Chinese backdoor exploits.

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Barcelona never sleeps. The city has set the benchmark for the international electronic music scene and dances to the sounds of the world's top DJs. It's also the perfect place for lovers of jazz, rock, Latin rhythms and pop.
Map of Barcelona's nightlife areas
Barcelona's nightlife is divided into areas which bring together similar styles and characteristics. Browse the map to find out in detail where they are and what they offer.
Barcelona Restaurants
The Catalan capital is also a culinary capital: prestigious chefs serve up our traditional cuisine and the flavours from around the world. Can you decide on one?
The Catalan capital is also a culinary capital: prestigious chefs serve up our traditional cuisine and the flavours from around the world. Can you decide on one?
The bestsellers
This autumn in Barcelona
In autumn, Barcelona reveals its cultural activities and invites you to take a stroll, discover its shops and gastronomy... Here are a few suggestions:
- Barcelona Walking Tours Modernisme
- Wine-tasting in Barcelona
- Montserrat & Colonia Güell de Gaudí
- La Rumbeta in Barcelona
Take a stroll through the parks and the beaches, discover new exhibitions, go to a concert or take a short trip out of town.
Barcelona welcomes you to...
- 3rd Global Summit on City Tourism. 9-10 December 2014
New paradigms in city tourism development.
- Business With Social Value. 11 December 2014
A meeting for executives of companies and organizations interested in finding business opportunities with social value.
- Cursa dels Nassos. 31 December 2014
A classic Barcelona race and one of the most popular fun runs in the world.
- 67th edition of the International Hockey Reyes Tournament. 3-6 January 2015
Barcelona's sporting year will kick off once again with the best in grass hockey.


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1984 Gets New Adaptation
People who are fans of George Orwell most likely know about his cautionary book called 1984. I first read it when it was gifted to me by Sergio Lins Andrade. The story centered around a society run by an organization that controls every aspect of a person's life, including his thoughts. Even though the year of 1984 has long arrived and passed, the issues are still relevant to this day. It is relevant enough to create an updated adaption for the big screen. There has been another adaptation of 1984 released in 1984. It starred John Hurt in the role.
Paul Greengrass is set to direct the new adaptation. The unfortunate thing about this project is that there are plenty of movies that are coming out with similar themes. The common theme with the story is about an oppressive society in the future which is being rebelled against by one person who inspires others. By now, this type of story has been done over and over. There are also many other series that have similar premises. One of them is Divergent, which is getting another installment. Many people know about The Hunger Games series as well.
However, there is still a chance that certain work will be done with the story in order to make it stand out.


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"Union fat-cats...myth or reality?"
So...you think labor unions are run by cigar chomping "Union Fat Cats", who receive outrageous salaries and benefits, while living a life of luxury comparable to Saudi Arabian Princes, lording their unrestrained power over the entire United States of America... all on the backs of the union-enslaved workers they represent. Here's your chance to prove it.
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No#1 Tiredbrain , I haven't admitted to anything ! No# 2 I'll take my education over an ill bred redne ck any time or anywhere ! No#3 You and your red brethren can hope all you want but the fact are your republican obstruction is glowing for all to see and working people everywhere aren't happy with that strategy ! No#4 Union folk all know that greedy companies and management are the cause of our decline and there wouldn't be any unions left if not for them fighting like heII to protect workers everywhere not just the union shops ! As usual you have shown your own social shortcomings and have tossed your own ignorance out there for all to see !
Posted 92 days ago.
Unless you were lying,beright,a union gave you a fairly comfortable upbringing!
Posted 92 days ago.
Unions. uck.
Posted 92 days ago.
You must think Eisenhower was a commie rat socialist, huh tired?
Posted 92 days ago.
Regardless , that changes nothing or alters the facts ! Greedy management and fiduciary malfeance were what led to the downfall of American labor !
Posted 93 days ago.
Tired brain as usual hasn't a clue ! Tell us all how much time you spent next to a submerged arc furnace , tapping it and working in conditions just short of horrific !!! Thats just what I thought ! CLUELESS just like most of your ilk !
Posted 93 days ago.
Look all they had to do was what they themselves contracted to do, worked for fifty years till some greedy manager decided that the pension money was to good to be wasted on peons !
Posted 94 days ago.
LOL Ignorance isn't attractive !
Posted 94 days ago.
When do you get to stop kissing their keisters ? They really don't have your best interests at heart , sorry !They wouldn't even let you in their country club !
Posted 94 days ago.
Your butt and most of us wouldn't be here if not for the rich and wealthy..
Posted 94 days ago.
Greedy management and fiduciary malfeasance were the main reason for these failures !
Posted 94 days ago.
fred.. if left up to the environmentalists of whom i support, the only bit of "crinkle" you may have in your hands will be your....**#%...errr i mean your crinkle-cut french fry doing a swan dive into some Hunt's brand ketchup.
Posted 245 days ago.
Unions caused Hostess and Detriot bankruptcies.
Posted 247 days ago.
refer to superman topic.
Posted 248 days ago.
BobBarker...your response to the subaru story i posted spoke wonders as to the mental state of the hyper-dedicated union devotee. they lost the bid...get over it. sore losers and terrible representatives for the professionals they claim to promote. tsk, tsk, tsk. you personally should be ashamed of yourself for the promotion of punishment against an american company in exercising their right to free choice in whom they write contracts with for service. in this day and time, that sort of under-handed thug-like intimidation won't work.
Posted 248 days ago.
dispute" written in the corner of the union sign and fact that the fonts don't quite match, the two banners are nearly identical. Read as one, they are also hilarious -- to anyone who has a beef with unions, that is: "Shame on Subaru of Wichita for having unbeatable prices". thanks unions..."out of adversity comes opportunity". 8-)
Posted 249 days ago.
BobBarker...YAWN. but here's some more union bull squat..... "Subaru of Wichita recently launched a $1.5 million renovation of a former Suzuki outlet, converting it to a Subaru showroom. Subaru of Wichita hired a range of local contractors for the upgrade, including a firm called Hi-Tech Interiors, which carried out some drywall installation. The problem is, Hi-Tech Interiors is a non-union shop, a fact that didn't sit well with the United Brotherhood Of Carpenters And Joiners Of America Local 201. And so, the union took to the streets -- or, more precisely, the right of way directly in front of the dealership. Members unfurled a large banner that reads, in big, red letters, "Shame on Subaru of Wichita". In return, the dealership's director of marketing, Aaron Wirtz, did what any bright, grammatically oriented person would do in that situation: he finished the sentence with a sign that reads, "for having unbeatable prices". Apart from the words "labor dis
Posted 249 days ago.
All this from a guy that comments numerous times a day on EVERY forum topic constantly. Bob B, you have NO right calling ANYONE a troll !!! You are always the first up and the last down day in and day out with your UTTER NONSENSE !! Typical liberal tactic... Abuse everyone you can then blame them for all your problems !!!
Posted 251 days ago.
This is Ohio Law. Why is it not enforced? "1.21 - Preservation of the freedom to choose health care and health care coverage ***********legislature.state.oh.us/constitution.cfm?Part=1&Section=21 (A) No federal, state, or local law or rule shall compel, directly or indirectly, any person, employer, or health care provider to participate in a health care system.
(B) No federal, state, or local law or rule shall prohibit the purchase or sale of health care or health insurance.
(2) "Health care system" means any public or private entity or program whose function or purpose includes the management of, processing of, enrollment of individuals for, or payment for, in full ..."
Posted 252 days ago.
Jefferson, Madison, Washington, Franklin, John Adams, Melancton Smith, George Mason and the rest of the Founding Fathers recognized "democracy" as a failed and dangerous means of ruling a free Nation. They rejected it. We are now suffering from too much mob rule, 51% mentality. Your POTUS makes statements that mean "I won. The law is mine to pick and choose and ignore at my whim, or twist into a bat to whack my political enemies!" Anyone who lives by mob rule "democracy" in place of a Constitutional Republic with immutable Rights for every Citizen, all the time, deserves to be made a mere subject of his elected "king". You are not far from serfdom, comrade.
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Bud Light Rocks the Boat: Robert Randolph & the Family Band
- When: Saturday, January 12, 2013, 2 p.m.
- Where: Gondola Square , Steamboat Springs
- Cost: Free
- Age limit: All ages
- Categories: Soul / R&B
Bud Light Rocks the Boat: Robert Randolph & the Family Band with The Congress — Steamboat Stage at Gondola Square, 2 p.m.
Steamboat commemorates its 50th anniversary with a show from pedal steel phenomenon and his Family Band, bringing the sweet gospel of funk and soul to a milestone celebration. The Congress opens the show at 2 p.m., and Randolph goes on around 3:30 p.m. Before the show, the contents of a time capsule buried in 1988 will be revealed. The 50th anniversary cake will be cut at 3 p.m. FREE. 970-879-6111. 2300 Mount Werner Circle.
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Tulane University
Thomas F. Reese
SCLAS Executive Director. Professor - Art History
Contact Info
Thomas Reese has been with the Stone Center since 1999 as Executive Director. His scholarship and publications include studies of eighteenth-century Spanish art and politics, culture contact in sixteenth-century Mexico, devotional space in Colonial Andean society, and contemporary architectural practice in Europe and America. His most recent research focuses on images and identity in turn of the century Argentina and Mexico. Previous to coming to Tulane, he served as Deputy Director of the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles and taught at the University of Texas at Austin. As Executive Director, he is responsible for overseeing all academic and administrative functions of the Stone Center for Latin American Studies. In addition, he also teaches courses in art history in the Art Department.
- B.A., Tulane University, Spanish and Art History, 1965
- M.A., Yale University, History of Art, 1969
- Ph.D., Yale University, History of Art, 1973
Academic Experience
- Professor, Tulane University, 1999-
- Professor, University of Texas, 1983-1986
- Associate Professor, University of Texas, 1976-1983
- Assistant Professor, University of Texas, 1970-1976
Research & Teaching Specializations: Argentina; Mexico; Art/Art History; Area Studies; Latin American and Iberian Art; Architecture and Urbanism
Related Experience
- Executive Director, Stone Center for Latin American Studies, Tulane University, 1999-
- Co-Vice Chair, Council of Directors of Title VI National Resource Centers for Foreign Language and Area Studies, 2008-
- President of the Board, Arts Council of New Orleans, 2010-2013
- Board Member, Contemporary Arts Center, 2008-2013
- Board Member, New Orleans Museum of Art, 2008-2011
- Editorial Board, RES, 1997-
- Deputy Director, The Getty Research Institute for the History of Art and the Humanities, 1994-1998
- Acting Director, The Getty Center for the History of Art and the Humanities, 1991, 1992-1993
- Associate Director, The Getty Center for the History of Art and the Humanities, 1986-1992
- Dianne Lynn Levy Memorial Lecture, Cum Laude School, 2004
- Andrew Mellon Faculty Summer Research Grant, Institute of Latin American Studies, University of Texas, 1981, 1982, 1985
- Institute of Latin American Studies Travel Grant, University of Texas, 1984
- Samuel H. Kress Senior Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., 1983
- Faculty Research Assignment, University Research Institute, 1982-1983
- John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Scholarship, 1976-1977
Languages: Spanish; French
Selected Publications
- 2014. "George Kubler: The Craft of Art History." In Im Maschenwerk der Kunstgeschichte: Eine Revision von George Kublers >The Shape of Time<. Edited by Sarah Maupeu, Kerstin Schankweiler, Stefanie Stallschus. Berlin: Kulturverlag Kadmos.
- 2013. El Canal de Panamá y su legado arquitectónico (1905-1920), The Panama Canal and its Architectural Legacy (1905-1920). With Carol McMichael Reese. República de Panamá: Fundación Ciudad del Saber, Autoridad del Canal de Panamá, and Fundación Arte y Cultura.
- 2010. "Taking Sail: Kurt Foster's Getty Center for the History of Art and the Humanities." Pp. 257-279 in Art History on the Move: Hommage an Kurt W. Forster. Edited by Nanni Baltzer, Jacqueline Burckhardt, Marie Theres Stauffer, and Philip Ursprung unter Mitarbeit von Mirjam Brunner. Zürich: Diaphanes.
- 1999. Buenos Aires 1910: el imaginario para una gran capital; Coloquio internacional de 1995. Editor, with Margarita Gutman. Buenos Aires: Centro de Estudios Avanzados de la Universidad de Buenos Aires.
- 1999. "The Institutionalization of Art History as a Disciplinary and Pedagogical Practice in American Universities in the Twentieth Century." In disciplinas: estetica e historia del arte en el cruce de los discursos. Lucero Enriquez, editor. Mexico: INAM.
- 1999. "Richard Meier, the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, California 1984-1997." With Carol McMichael Reese. In Museums for a New Millenium: Concept, Projects, Buildings. Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani and Angeli Sachs, eds. Munich: Prestel.
- 1995. "Mapping Interdisciplinarity." Art Bulletin. 77: 544-49.
- 1976. The Architecture of Ventura Rodriguez. 2 vols. New York: Garland Publishing Inc.
Recently-Taught Latin American-Related Courses: Latin American Studies Core Seminar (Graduate); Cities and Urban Imagery in Latin America
Number of Dissertations or Theses Supervised in the Past 5 Years: 2
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- The Once and Future Brazilian Presidency: Social Policy and Electoral Alignments in the 2014 Election
- MARI Brown Bag Talk Series: Dr. Dora Sierra Carrillo "Plantas sagradas en el Códice Magliabechi: Iconografía y Simbolismo"
- The Barking Mouse: A Cuban Folktale on Learning Languages
- Film Screening: The Farm: Life inside Angola
- Stone Center Undergraduate Showcase/Open House
- A Reading by Jamaica Kincaid
- MARI Brown Bag: Maxime Lamoureux-St. Hilaire "An Architectural Approach to the Economic and Political Organization of Ancient Maya Regal Courts"
- Guantanamo: Evening Performance with Artspot Productions and the Graduates
- Guantanamo: Performance excerpts of Taken
- 2014 Summer Field Research Symposium
- "Citizens" Art Exhibit
- M.A.R.I Brown Bag: A Report on Excavations on the Summit of Mound D at the Mississippi Period Carson Site.
- When superstrate becomes substrate: Spanish grammar taking over Kaqchikel syntax
- The Politics of Spiritual Healing in the Anglo-Creole Caribbean: From Slavery to Independence
- An Evening With Two Francophone-Creolophone Authors
- Stone Center Alumni's Exchange Program Featured in New Wave
- Job Opening: Sr. Administrative Program Coordinator for CIPR
- Stone Center Awarded $1.85 Million in Grants- New Wave
- Stone Center Celebrates Day of the Dead with LPO, Mexican Consulate
- Eduardo Silva joins scientific board of the Center for Conflict and Cohesion Studies
- Bertucci and Lowenthal Publish on Scholars, Policymakers, and International Affairs
Upcoming Events
The Guantánamo Public Memory Project
The Guantánamo Public Memory Project seeks to build public awareness of the long history of the US naval station at Guantánamo, Bay, Cuba, and foster dialogue on the future of this place and the policies it shapes.
Steered from Columbia University's Institute for the Study of Human Rights, the Project is being developed by a growing collaboration of universities, organizations, and individuals. It was first launched in 2009 from the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience. Support for the Project has come from National Dialogue and Traveling exhibit partners, the Libra Foundation, the New York Council on the Humanities, and the Open Society Foundations.
National Dialogue & Traveling Exhibit
The Project's first traveling exhibit opened in New York City at NYU's Kimmel Center for University Life Windows Gallery on December 13, 2012 and is traveling to 17 sites across the country and internationally through at least 2015. The exhibit explores GTMO's history from US occupation in 1898 to today's debates and visions for its future. It was created through a unique collaboration among a growing number of universities from around the country by student curators, communities, and people with first-hand experience at GTMO, who raised difficult questions and addressed them from diverse perspectives. The exhibit is accompanied by public dialogues in each host community. Join the National Dialogue.
The Guantánamo Public Memory Project in New Orleans
Exhibit in New Orleans at Tulane University with special events on campus and at the Ashé Cultural Arts Center.
September 2 – October 30, 2014
Exhibit is free and open to the public from 10:00 am – 5:00 pm.
6801 Freret Avenue
Jones Hall 204
Special Events:
- September 18
Guantánamo Post-9/11: Human Rights and Constitutional Law in Modern America
- October 16
Angola and Guantánamo: Art and Incarceration
- October 30
Guantánamo: Cuban and Haitian Refugee Stories
November 5 – November 26, 2014
1712 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd.
(Please see website for detailed event information: www.ashecac.org)
Special Events:
- November 7
Performance Excerpts by Kesha McKey
- November 8
Evening Performance with ArtSpot Productions & The Graduates
- November 14
The Farm: Life Inside Angola Film Screening
- November 15
Central City Fest
Sponsored by Tulane University's Cuban and Caribbean Studies Institute, African and African Diaspora Studies, The Murphy Institute, the Altman Program, New Orleans Center for the Gulf South, Center for Public Service, Center for Engaged Learning & Teaching, Newcomb College Institute, Honors Program, Department of History, the Stone Center for Latin American Studies, and the Joan Mitchell Foundation, The University of New Orleans' Latin American Studies Department, CubaNOLA Arts Collective, and the Jefferson Muslim Association.
For more information about the Guantánamo Public Memory Project, please visit gitmomemory.org. For more information about the main exhibit at Tulane University, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
For resources for K-12 teachers, click here.
"Citizens" Art Exhibit
The Consulate of Mexico in New Orleans is pleased to partner with the satellite program P.3+ of the biennial Prospect New Orleans to present an exhibition by Mexican Artist Tony Makhlouf entitled "Citizens." The exhibit will run from from November 6th to November 30th, 2014 at the Art Gallery of the Consulate- 901 Convention Center Blvd. Suite 118, New Orleans, LA 70130.
An opening reception will be held November 6th, 2014 at 6:00pm.
Tony Makhlouf is a Mexican artist with a long, and ongoing, artistic history, full of achievements and great national and international recognition. Tony also teaches production of printmaking workshops and Fine Arts at various universities in Morelos. He currently lives, teaches and works in Morelos, Mexico. "Citizens" is a compilation of Tony Makhlouf's artwork through several years.
For more information visit the Culture Blog of the Consulate of Mexico in New Orleans
The Barking Mouse: A Cuban Folktale on Learning Languages
The Pebbles Center at the Algiers Regional Public Library, and the Latin American Resource Center- at the Stone Center for Latin American Studies present "The Barking Mouse: Lessons from a Mouse Family in Speaking Other Languages; Hands-on story time with author, Antonio Sacre." The event is for children ages 6-12, their families, and teachers.
Antonio Sacre will present his story, The Barking Mouse, which encourages bilingual education and tolerance of other peoples and cultures. In addition to the storytelling, puppet making, food, and other activities will also take place!
Antonio Sacre is the author of My Name is Cool, A Mango in the Hand, La Noche Buena: A Christmas Story, and The Barking Mouse. Sacre, born in Boston to a Cuban father and Irish-American mother, is an internationally touring bilingual storyteller, author, and solo performance artist, based in Los Angeles. Called "a charismatic, empathetic presence" by Chicago Tribune, his stories have appeared in numerous magazines, journals, and on National Public Radio. His first picture book, The Barking Mouse, published by Albert Whitman and Company in 2003, was a winner of the 2004 International Reading Association Notable Books for a Global Society. His next two picture books, La Noche Buena, a Christmas Story, and A Mango in the Hand, a Story of Proverbs were published by Abrams Books for Young Readers. Both were chosen for inclusion in the prestigious California Readers Book Collections for School Libraries in 2011 and 2012.
Event will include food, storytelling, puppet making and more!
Free and open to the public.
"Where the River Bends" Photographic Exhibit
The Consulate of Mexico in New Orleans is pleased to partner with the PhotoNOLA Festival 2014 presenting the photographic exhibition by artist Scott Dalton "Where The River Bends" from December 3rd to December 30th, 2014
Opening reception December 3rd, 2014 at 6:00pm
Scott Dalton is an editorial and corporate photographer living in Houston, Texas. He was based for 14 years throughout Latin America, mainly in Bogotá, Colombia, where he photographed the civil conflict and drug war before returning to his home state of Texas. He now photographs both editorial and corporate assignments while spending his free time working on long-term personal projects. Currently he is working along the troubled border region near Ciudad Juárez, Mexico as well as projects throughout the American South. His photography has appeared in the New York Times, Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, National Geographic, Harper's, Time, Newsweek, the Washington Post Magazine, Condé Nast Portfolio, Business Week, and The New Yorker, among other outlets. His documentary film, LA SIERRA, won numerous awards and has been broadcast by PBS, BBC, HBO Latino, and many other international broadcasters.
Congreso internacional de literatura y cultura centroamericanas (CILCA XXIII)
Tulane University, Loyola University New Orleans, y Purdue University Calumet tienen el gusto de invitar al CONGRESO DE LITERATURA y CULTURA CENTROAMERICANAS (CILCA XXIII) que se llevará a cabo en la ciudad de New Orleans, Louisiana, del 11 al 13 de marzo del 2015 en el campus de Tulane University y Loyola University New Orleans.
Desde el primer congreso realizado en Nicaragua 1993, CILCA se ha caracterizado por ser un espacio de intercambio intelectual y de amistad para académicas/os, escritoras/es y lectoras/es. El congreso se ha efectuado en todos los países centroamericanos y por primera vez en su historia, CILCA se realizará en los Estados Unidos. La ciudad escogida es Nueva Orleáns, puerta de entrada hacia el Caribe y los países de América Central. El intercambio cultural entre Nueva Orleáns y América Central ha sido intenso por muchísimos años, y la ciudad alberga una de las comunidades de origen hondureño más grandes de los Estados Unidos. Tulane University tiene estrechos lazos con la región a través del Stone Center for Latin American Studies, the Latin American Library, y the Middle American Research Institute. Loyola University New Orleans se ha distinguido por el trabajo con las comunidades hispanas que realizan varias de sus unidades académicas, incluyendo the Law School y el Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
La organización de CILCA XXIII la realizan la Dra. Maureen Shea y el Dr. Uriel Quesada, expertos en literatura y cultura centroamericanas, con el apoyo del Dr. Jorge Román Lagunas, creador y promotor de CILCA.
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Tulane University, Loyola University New Orleans, and Purdue University Calumet invite you to the Congress on Literature and Culture of Central America (CILCA XXIII) which will take place in New Orleans, Louisiana March 11-13 2015 on the campuses of Tulane and Loyola New Orleans.
From the first conference, held in Nicaragua in 1993, CILCA has been a space for intellectual exchange and friendship for academics and writers. The conference has been held in all of the Central American countries and for the first time in its history will be held in the United States. New Orleans, the gateway to the Caribbean and Central America, has been chosen as the location. New Orleans and Central America have a longstanding cultural exchange and New Orleans has one of the largest Honduran communities in the United States. Tulane has long connections with the region through the Stone Center for Latin American Studies, the Latin American Library, and the Middle American Research Institute. Loyola New Orleans works closely with hispanic communities particularly through the Law school and the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
CILCA XXIII is organized by Drs. Maureen Shea and Uriel Quesada, experts on the literature and culture of Central America, with the support of Dr. Jorge Román Lagunas, creator of CILCA.
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Book Used By Schools Changes Meaning Of Second Amendment
Photographs recently started circulating of a page from a textbook that students in Denton, Texas are suppose to use for advanced placement examination in US History. The controversy around the book is its summation of the Second Amendment to the Bill of Rights. It should be noted that all 10 amendments are summarized in the text. However, the summary of the other nine amendments does not change their meaning as it does with the Second Amendment.
The book titled, United States History: Preparing for the Advanced Placement Examination, summarizes the Second Amendment as so: "The people have the right to keep and bear arms in a state militia."
Upon interpretation of this version of the Second Amendment one would certainly deduce that an individual only has a right to keep and bear arms in if they are in a state militia. The summary also leaves out the most crucial words of the Second Amendment- Shall Not Be Infringed.
Hundreds of individuals have taken to the book's amazon page in fury. Comments read:
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-The next edition will probably wipe out the Constitution of the US entirely and replace it with Alinsky's Rules for Radicals. I imagine the progressive college professors are giddy with excitement knowing that their agenda is sanctified by the Dept of Ed and spoon fed to young, impressionable minds.
-This text book should stay on the shelves and rot. Don't even consider buying it to educate your children if you're interested in historical facts.
One wonders how students can be placed in advanced classes when actually learning incorrect material. According to Jason Howerton with The Blaze, parents in the district are furious. Howerton reached out to the Denton Independent School District regarding the text book and received the following statement from Director of Communications and Community Relations Sharon Cox:
"The main history book that is utilized in the Advanced Placement U.S. History class for juniors in Denton ISD is titled: American Pageant. This is a history book that has had a strong reputation for historical facts for many years. The American Pageant, the official textbook, gives the exact Bill of Rights."
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U. chefs, high school students partner with Salvation Army to deliver Thanksgiving meals
Matt Gade, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — Bright and early Thursday morning, West High School sophomore Bailey Pratt will be busy preparing a Thanksgiving feast.
But the turkey, potatoes and stuffing won't be for Pratt and her family. Instead, she'll be among a group of high school students and University of Utah Dining Services employees volunteering to prepare nearly 800 Thanksgiving meals for families along the Wasatch Front.
"This makes a huge difference," Pratt said. "I know a couple of families who will be getting one of these meals, and they've never really had Thanksgiving."
The meal drive is a partnership of the University of Utah, Utah Restaurant Association, Salvation Army and ProStart, a high school education program for students interested in culinary careers.
More than 30 students from various high schools will work alongside University of Utah chefs from 6 to 10 a.m. Thursday morning to prepare the meals, which will then be delivered to needy families and Meals on Wheels recipients by Salvation Army volunteers.
Pratt, who hopes to one day run her own pastry shop, said it's not easy waking up early on a holiday. But she said she doesn't mind giving some of her time to help others.
"I would rather help out then go be with my family," Pratt said. "I'm always with my family, so it would be nice to do something different for a change."
Markus Wunderlich, a fellow ProStart student at West High School, said he hopes the meals help families come together and enjoy their holiday.
"I think it really does make a difference to serve people," he said.
To prepare the meals in time, University of Utah executive chef Peter Hodgson said volunteers will meet for about eight hours of preparation time Tuesday and Wednesday. Hodgson estimated they will ultimately cook between 40 and 50 Sweetheart boneless turkeys, taking efforts to maximize as many servings of meat as possible.
The meals will also include mashed potatoes and gravy, sweet potatoes, rolls, green beans, cranberry sauce, pie and a cornbread stuffing based on a recipe by University of Utah Dining Services Director Reggie Conerly.
Preparing that much food simultaneously is a logistical challenge, Hodgson said, but his university oven practically "walks and talks and cleans itself."
"We are going to cook and cut and dice, whatever we need to do to get a nice traditional turkey meal," he said. "We don't want to see anyone going hungry."
Food materials were secured by the Salvation Army and the Utah Restaurant Association, which also sponsors local ProStart programs.
Melva Sine, president of the Utah Restaurant Association, said the organization has done Thanksgiving meal drives in the past, but this is the first year it has partnered with the Salvation Army, increasing the number of families it can reach.
Sine said the meal drive is a great experience for students, who get firsthand knowledge about the food service industry while also giving back to the community. She said ProStart programs are in most Utah's high schools, and she'd like to see the Thanksgiving meal drive eventually extend beyond the Wasatch Front.
"This is a great opportunity for students and the community to come together and service a need," Sine said. "Hopefully we can, in the future, expand that to meet the needs that are throughout the state."
Turkeys for the food drive were donated by AAA, with other food items being secured through a mix of corporate and community donations, said Michael Black, kitchen manager for the Salvation Army of Utah.
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Celebrity Birthdays: Omarion Celebrates!11/12/2014
Where Are They Now: The Cast of Monster's Ball11/11/2014
Reality Stars Behind Bars11/09/2014
Out and About: KimYe Head Home After a Night in NYC11/07/2014
Celeb Quotes: Chris Brown Blasts Tamar and Adrienne11/07/2014
You Gotta Have It: Things to See, Hear and Cop This Month11/06/2014
#RHOH: Black Twitter Reacts to Mike Epps Throwing Shots11/05/2014
Nip and Tuck: Celebrity Plastic Surgery11/04/2014
Celebrity Birthdays: Diddy Celebrates!11/04/2014
November Movie Preview11/03/2014
Out and About: Alicia and Swizz Arrive to the Black Ball10/31/2014
Celebrity Quotes: Wendy Williams Blasts Tiny's Eye Implants10/31/2014
I'm a Survivor: Black Actors Who Didn't Die in Horror Films10/30/2014
RHOH: Black Twitter Reacts to Kevin Hart and Lance Bass10/29/2014
Celebrity Birthdays: Gabrielle Union Celebrates!10/29/2014
Fade to Black: Best Black Horror Films10/28/2014
The Stars of Beyond the Lights10/27/2014
Ten Things You Need to Know About Beyond the Lights10/27/2014
Celebs Who Could Survive a Zombie Apocalypse10/27/2014
Celebrity Quotes: T.I. Refuses to Apologize to Azealia Banks10/24/2014
Out and About: T.I. Performs His New LP Paperwork in L.A.10/24/2014