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Usually in this column we discuss nutrition and weight-watching. Today I'm going to vary from that, but the subject is just as important to women who are trying to live a healthy lifestyle.
I was glancing through the stage presentations for this weekend's She expo and "Tatas and Tiaras" caught my attention. Pretty confident that tata wasn't the Spanish translation for "dad" in this case, I thought I'd check it out.
I called Kathy Dittmar, director of Women's Services for Memorial Health Care System, who is leading the presentation. She explained that "Tatas and Tiaras" is a humorous fashion show of hats that Memorial is presenting for the first time at She.
Nine women will be chosen from audience volunteers to come onstage and model an elaborate, blinged-out hat. Each hat is named, Dittmar said, with a play on words that correlates with one of the common excuses women give to avoid having mammograms.
For example, I'd be Painful Pauline. She dreads the big squeeze.
"This woman's hat addresses the fear of pain associated with mammography from the test's compression," said Dittmar. "For some women it isn't bad at all; others are more sensitive."
After each hat's excuse is identified, a nurse will offer solutions to that problem to educate those in the audience.
There may be several "Penny-Pinching Pearls" in the She audience. Pearl is the lady who doesn't have insurance and can't afford to pay for a mammogram without pinching pennies from other areas of her budget, described the director.
"We want the audience to know there are many resources for women who are underinsured or uninsured," said Dittmar, such as grants awarded by the local Komen affiliate expressly for this purpose.
"Many people are unemployed now and have lost their insurance," she said. "Even ladies who are Medicare age and have Medicare coverage aren't aware that Medicare provides a mammogram every 12 months."
There will nine humorous hat themes explained during the 45-minute sketch, she said.
"It's a lot of fun. At the end of the presentation, each woman will trade her hat for a tiara, because every woman should be treated like a queen."
You can catch Tatas and Tiaras at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the expo in the Chattanooga Convention Center. Tickets at the door are $30; but trust me when I say just the Red Hot Firefighters' Show is worth the price of admission.
Bethenny Frankel is the guest star Saturday on Memorial's stage at 3:30 p.m. So if you catch Tatas and Tiaras, you'll already have a prime seat to see one of the original "Real Housewives of New York City."
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JIMENES (or XIMENES) DE CISNEROS, FRANCISCO (1436-1517) ,
See also:Spanish
See also:cardinal and statesman, was
See also:born in 1436 at Torrelaguna in
See also:Castile, of
See also:good but poor
See also:family . He studied at Alcala de Henares and afterwards at Salamanca; and in 1459, having entered
See also:holy orders, he went to
See also:Rome . Returning to
See also:Spain in 1465, he brought with him an " expective "
See also:letter from the
See also:pope, in virtue of which he took possession of the archpriest-
See also:ship of Uzeda in the
See also:diocese of Toledo in 1473 . Carillo,
See also:arch-
See also:bishop of Toledo, opposed him, and on his obstinate refusal to give way threw him into prison . For six years Jimenes held out, and at length in 1480 Carillo restored him to his
See also:benefice . This Jimenes exchanged almost at once for a chaplaincy at Siguenza, under Cardinal
See also:Mendoza, bishop of Siguenza, who shortly appointed him
See also:vicar-general of his diocese . In that position Jimenes won
See also:golden opinions from ecclesiastic and layman; and he seemed to be on the sure road to distinction among the secular
See also:clergy, when he abruptly resolved to become a
See also:monk . Throwing up all his benefices, and changing his baptismal name Gonzales for that of Francisco, .he entered the Franciscan monastery of
See also:San Juan de los Reyes, recently founded by
See also:Ferdinand and Isabella at Toledo . Not content with the ordinary severities of the noviciate, he added voluntary austerities . He slept on the
See also:bare ground, wore a hair-
See also:shirt, doubled his fasts, and scourged himself with much fervour; indeed throughout his whole
See also:life, even when at the
See also:acme of his greatness, his private life was most rigorously ascetic . The
See also:report of his sanctity brought crowds to confess to him; but from them he retired to the lonely monastery of Our
See also:Lady of Castanar; and he even built with his own hands a
See also:rude hut in the neighbouring woods, in which he lived at times as an anchorite . He was afterwards
See also:guardian of a monastery at Salzeda .
Meanwhile Mendoza (nowarchbishop of Toledo) had not forgotten him; and in 1492 he recommended him to Isabella as her
See also:confessor . The
See also:queen sent for Jimenes, was pleased with him, and to his
See also:great reluctance forced the
See also:office upon him . The
See also:post was politically important, for Isabella submitted to the
See also:judgment of her
See also:father-confessor not only her private affairs but also matters of
See also:state . Jimenes's severe sanctity soon won him considerable influence over Isabella; and thus it was that he first emerged into
See also:political life . In 1494 the queen's confessor was appointed provincial of the
See also:order of St
See also:Francis, and at once set about reducing the laxity of the conventual to the strictness of the observantine
See also:Franciscans . Intense opposition was continued even after Jimenes became archbishop of Toledo . The general of the order himself came from Rome to interfere with the archbishop's
See also:measures of reform, but the stern inflexibility of Jimenes, backed by the influence of the queen, subdued every obstacle . Cardinal Mendoza had died in 1495, and Isabella had secretly procured a papal bull nominating her confessor to his diocese of Toledo, the richest and most powerful in Spain, second perhaps to no other dignity of the
See also:Roman
See also:Church save the papacy . Long and sincerely Jimenes strove to evade the
See also:honour; but his nolo episcopari was after six months overcome by a second bull ordering him to accept consecration . With the primacy of Spain was associated the lofty dignity of high chancellor of Castile; but Jimenes still maintained his lowly life; and, although a
See also:message from Rome required him to live in a
See also:style befitting his
See also:rank, the outward pomp only concealed his private
See also:asceticism . In 1499 Jimenes accompanied the
See also:court to
See also:Granada, and there eagerly joined the mild and pious Archbishop Talavera in his efforts to convert the Moors . Talayera had begun with gentle measures, but Jimenes preferred to proceed by haranguing the fakihs, or doctors of
See also:religion, and loading them with gifts .
Outwardly the latter method was successful; in two months the converts were so numerous that they had to be baptized by aspersion . The indignation of the unconverted Moors swelled into open revolt . Jimenes was besieged in his
See also:house, and the utmost difficulty was found in quieting the city .
See also:Baptism or
See also:exile was offered to the Moors as a punishment for
See also:rebellion . The majority accepted baptism; and Isabella, who had been momentarily annoyed at her arch-bishop's imprudence, was satisfied that he had done good service to
See also:Christianity . On the 24th of
See also:November 1504 Isabella died . Ferdinand at once resigned the title of
See also:king of Castile in favour of his daughter
See also:Joan and her
See also:husband the archduke
See also:Philip, assuming instead that of
See also:regent . Philip was keenly jealous of Ferdinand's pre-tensions to the regency; and it required all the tact of Jimenes to bring about a friendly interview between the princes . Ferdinand finally retired from Castile; and, though Jimenes remained, his political
See also:weight was less than before . The sudden
See also:death of Philip in
See also:September 1506 quite overset the already tottering intellect of his wife; his son and
See also:heir
See also:Charles was still a
See also:child; and Ferdinand was at Naples . The nobles of Castile, mutually jealous, agreed to entrust affairs to the archbishop of Toledo, who, moved more by patriotic regard for his
See also:country's welfare than by
See also:special friendship for Ferdinand, strove to establish the final influence of that king in Castile . Ferdinand did not return till
See also:August 15o7; and he brought. a cardinal's
See also:hat for Jimenes .
Shortly afterwards the new cardinal of Spain was appointed
See also:grand inquisitor-general for Castile and Leon . The next great event in the cardinal's life was the expedition against the Moorish city of
See also:Oran in the
See also:north of
See also:Africa, in which his religious zeal was supported by the prospect of the political and material gain that would accrue to Spain from the possession of such a station . A preliminary expedition, equipped, like that which followed, at the expense of Jimenes, captured the
See also:port of Mers-el-Kebir in 1505; and in 1509 a strong force, accompanied , by the cardinal in
See also:person, set
See also:sail for Africa, and in one
See also:day the wealthy city was taken by
See also:storm . Though the army remained to make fresh conquests, Jimenes returned to Spain, and occupied himself with the administration of his diocese, and in endeavouring to recover from the regent the expenses of his Oran expedition . On the 28th of
See also:January 1516 Ferdinand died, leaving Jimenes as regent of Castile for Charles (afterwards Charles V.), then a youth of sixteen in the
See also:Netherlands . Though Jimenes at once took
See also:firm hold of the reins of
See also:government, and ruled in a determined and even autocratic manner, the haughty and turbulent Castilian
See also:nobility and the jealous intriguing Flemish councillors of Charles combined to render his position peculiarly difficult; while the evils consequent upon the unlimited demands of Charles for
See also:money threw much undeserved odium upon the regent . In violation of the
See also:laws, Jimenes acceded to Charles's
See also:desire to be proclaimed king; he secured the person of Charles's younger
See also:brother Ferdinand; he fixed the seat of the
See also:cortes at
See also:Madrid; and he established a
See also:standing army by drilling the citizens of the great towns . Immediately on Ferdinand's death,
See also:Adrian, dean of
See also:Louvain, afterwards pope, produced a commission from Charles appointing him regent . Jimenes admitted him to a nominal equality, but took care that neither he nor the subsequent commissioners of Charles ever had any real
See also:share of power . In September 1517 Charles landed in the province of
See also:Asturias, and Jimenes hastened to meet him . On the way, however, he
See also:fell
See also:ill, not without a suspicion of
See also:poison . While thus feeble, he received a letter from Charles coldly thanking him for his services, and giving him leave to retire to his diocese .
A few
See also:hours after this virtual dismissal, which some, however, say the cardinal never saw, Francisco Jimenes died at Roa, on the 8th of November 1517 . Jimenes was a bold and determined statesman . Sternly and inflexibly, with a confidence that became at times over-bearing, he carried through what he had decided to be right, with as little regard for the convenience of others as for his own . In the midst of a corrupt clergy his morals were irreproachable . He was liberal to all, and founded and maintained very many benevolent institutions in his diocese . His whole
See also:time was devoted either to the state or to religion; his only recreation was in theological or scholastic discussion . Perhaps one of the most noteworthy points about the cardinal is the advanced
See also:period of life at which he entered upon the stage where he was to
See also:play such leading parts . Whether his abrupt
See also:change from the secular to the
See also:regular clergy was the fervid outcome of religious
See also:enthusiasm or the far-seeing move of a wily schemer has been disputed; but the
See also:constant austerity of his life, his unvarying superiority to small
See also:personal aims, are arguments for the former alternative that are not to be met by merely pointing to the actual honours and power he at last attained . In 1500 was founded, and, in 1508 was opened, the university of Alcala. de Henares, which, fostered by Cardinal Jimenes, at whose
See also:sole expense it was raised, attained a great
See also:pitch of outward magnificence and
See also:internal worth . At one time 7000 students met within its walls . In 1836 the university was removed to Madrid, and the costly buildings were
See also:left vacant . In the hopes of supplanting the romances generally found in the hands of the
See also:young, Jimenes caused to be published religious
See also:treatises by himself and others .
He revived also the Mozarabic
See also:liturgy, and endowed a
See also:chapel at Toledo, in which it was to be used . But his most famous
See also:literary service was the printing at Alcala (in Latin Complutum) of the Complutensian Polyglott, the first edition of the Christian Scriptures in the
See also:original text . In this
See also:work, on which he is said to have expended
See also:half a million of ducats, the cardinal was aided by the celebrated Stunica (D .
See also:Lopez de Zuniga), the
See also:Greek
See also:scholar Nunez de Guzman (Pincianus), the Hebraist Vergara, and the humanist Nebrija, by a Cretan Greek
See also:Demetrius
See also:Ducas, and by three Jewish converts, of whom
See also:Zamora edited the
See also:Targum to the
See also:Pentateuch . The other Targums are not included . In the Old Testament
See also:Jerome's version stands between the Greek and
See also:Hebrew . The synagogue and the Eastern church, as the preface expresses it, are set like the thieves on this
See also:side and on that, with Jesus (that is, the Roman Church) in the midst . The text occupies five volumes, and a
See also:sixth contains a Hebrew
See also:lexicon, &c . The work commenced in 1502 . The New Testament was finished in January 1514, and the whole in
See also:April 1517 . It was dedicated to
See also:Leo X., and was reprinted in 1572 by the
See also:Antwerp firm of
See also:Plantin, after revision by Benito Arias Montano at the expense of Philip II . The second edition is known as the Biblia Regia or Filipina .
The work by Alvaro
See also:Gomez de Castro, De
See also:Rebus Gestis Francisci Ximenii (
See also:folio, 1659, Alcala), is the
See also:quarry whence have come the materials for
See also:biographies of Jimenes—in Spanish by Robles (1604) and Quintanilla (1633); in French by
See also:Baudier (1635), Marsollier (1684), Flechier (1694) and
See also:Richard (1704) ; in
See also:German by
See also:Hefele (1844, translated into
See also:English by
See also:Canon
See also:Dalton, 186o) and Havemann (1848); and in English by Barrett (1813) . See also Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella; Revue
See also:des Deux Mondes (May 1841) and Mein. de l'Aced. d'hist. de Madrid, vol. iv .
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Fall 2014- Spring 2015 Highlights
Congratulations to Professor David Glassberg on his Excellence Award from the New England Museum Association (NEMA) (November, 2014)
Professor Glassberg won the award for his work as part of the team that transformed the W.E.B Du Bois Homesite in Great Barrington from a demolished house to an interpretive trail and outdoor exhibition. The award also cites the team's collaboration with community and university partners, and for its dedication to making the important stories of Du Bois' life and legacy accessible to the public. The NEMA Excellence Award competition recognizes individual members for excellence in museum practice, whether they're behind-the-scenes or on the front lines, the unsung heroes or the superstars. Professor Glassberg will be recognized for his award at the 96th Annual NEMA Conference in Boston and Cambridge, on Nov. 19-21. Congratulations!!!
Fall 2013 - Spring 2014 Highlights
Congratulations to Jessica Johnson and Julio Capo on their Massachusetts Creative Economy Initiative win! (July 2014)
Jessica Johnson and Julio Capo, along with Mitch Boucher (University Without Walls), won the award on behalf of the LGBTQI Community Archives and Education Center. The award money from the Massachusetts Creative Economy Initiative will go to the Sexual Minorities Archives in Northampton, MA, in order to preserve resources, as well as to develop a greater access to these resources through walking tours and other interactive programs. Congratulations!!!
Barbara N. Ramusack Talk, "Infants, Medical Women and Madras Municipal Politics, 1917-1947" (April 2014)
Come see a public talk by Barbara N. Ramusack, Charles Phelps Taft Professor of South Asia History Emerita, University of Cincinnati on Wednesday, April 30, 2014, at 4:30PM at Morgan Hall 110, Amherst College! To reduce appalling rates of infant and maternal mortality, in 1917 the Madras Municipal Council opened its first child welfare center to provide ante and post-natal care for poor women in slum areas. This lecture will illuminate how Indian politicians and medical women sought to produce healthy citizens for the future Indian nation from at least the 1910s. This talk is sponsored by the Mellon Mutual Mentoring Fund, UMass Amherst Department of History, Five College Inter-Asia Group, and UMass Amherst Department of Economics. See poster for more details.
The 2013-2014 History Institute for K-12 Educators- Professor David Glassberg, "Learning from American Environmental History" (May 2014)
Join us for the fourth installment of this year's History Institute. Prof. Glassberg will examine the ways that past generations of Americans imagined and shaped the land, as well as the roots of the current environmental crises. He will also explore various topics in American Environmental History as represented by documents, prints and photographs, and motion pictures available on-line through the Library of Congress and other repositories. Professor Glassberg's lecture will be held on May 8th from 4:30-5:30pm at the Collaborative for Educational Services (97 Hawley St, Northampton, MA). A registration-only workshop for K-12 Teachers will follow from 5:30-7:00pm. More information here. Free and open to the public!
Barbara Krauthamer Talk, "Picturing Freedom: Photography in the Age of Emancipation" (April 2014)
Join us on Tuesday, April 1, 2014, at 4PM in Room 160E of the Commonwealth Honors College (next to Roots Cafe) to hear Krauthamer's talk "Picturing Freedom: Photography in the Age of Emancipation." Krauthamer is Associate Professor of African American, Native American, and Antebellum History at UMass. See poster for more details.
The Graduate History Association's 10th Annual Interdisciplinary Conference (March 2014)
Come support the Graduate History Association (GHA) at its 10th annual conference on Saturday, March 29, 2014! This year's theme, "History in the Making: Pivotal Moments in Public Understanding," includes panels about such topics as social movements, memory and popular culture, as well as race and identity. The keynote speaker will be Jeanne Theoharis, author of The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks. Registration begins at 8:30AM in the Isenberg Atrium, and the first panel begins at 9:30AM. See the GHA program for more details.
2014 History Alumnae/i Career Networking (March 2014)
Join us on Thursday, March 27, 2014, from 4:30-6:30 at the Cape Cod Lounge for a multidisciplinary networking event with UMass alumnae/i! Meet alums, gather information about careers and internships, and enjoy complimentary food and refreshments. See poster for more details.
The 2014 Writer-in-Residence Public Lecture with Adam Hochschild (March 2014)
Come hear a best-selling and award-winning author speak about the progress of his next book on the Spanish Civil War, as well as writing for a range of audiences. Hochschild is author of several books, including King Leopold's Ghost, and teaches at the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of California at Berkeley. The lecture, "Rewriting the Spanish Civil War," will take place on Wednesday, March 26th, 4:00 PM at the Cape Cod Lounge. This talk is free and open to the public, so please join us for this exciting evening! See here for the poster. For more information about the Writer-in-Residence Program, click here.
The 2013-2014 History Institute for K-12 Educators- Professor Chris Appy, "Who We Are: The Vietnam War and the End of 'American Exceptionalism' " (March 2014)
Join us for the third installment of this year's History Institute. Professor Appy will examine "American exceptionalism" as a core tenet of national identity, and how the Vietnam War posed fundamental challenges to the faith in America's actions as a force for good in the world. He will also explore the post-Vietnam efforts to revive "American exceptionalism." Professor Appy's lecture will be held on March 27th from 4:30-5:30pm at the Collaborative for Educational Services (97 Hawley St, Northampton, MA). A registration-only workshop for K-12 Teachers will follow from 5:30-7:00pm. More information here. Free and open to the public!
Congratulations to Prof. Barbara Krauthamer on her NAACP Image Award Win! (February 2014)
Congratulations to our own Barbara Krauthamer! Her co-authored book, Envisioning Emancipation: Black Americans and the End of Slavery, won the 2014 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Book of Non-Fiction. The NAACP Image Awards were nationally televised on February 22, 2014. Find more information about the nominees here. See the University press on Krauthamer's win!
Interdisciplinary Studies Institute 2014 ISI Residency and Lecture- Professor Barbara Fields, "Was Emancipation a War Crime?" (February 2014)
Come hear a leading scholar of American history discuss the nature of emancipation in nineteenth-century America! Professor Fields will give a public lecture--"Was Emancipation a War Crime?"--at 5:00 PM on Wednesday, February 19th, at the Campus Center. Professor Fields is the recipient of several prestigious awards, including a 1992 MacArthur Fellowship and the John H. Dunning Prize of the American Historical Association. Professor Fields is Professor of History at Columbia University. For more information regarding the talk on February 19th, click here.
Prof. Barbara Krauthamer's Work Nominated for an NAACP Image Award (February 2014)
Congratulations to our own Barbara Krauthamer! Her co-authored book, Envisioning Emancipation: Black Americans and the End of Slavery, is a finalist for the 2014 NAACP Image Award for the outstanding book of non-fiction. The NAACP Image Awards will be nationally televised on February 22, 2014. Find more information about the nominees here.
The 2013-2014 History Institute for K-12 Educators- Professor Audrey Altstadt, "Energy and Human Rights in the Caspian Basin" (January 2014)
Join us for the second installment of this year's History Institute. Professor Audrey Altstadt will examine energy and human rights in the oil and gas-producing states around the Caspian Sea—Azerbaijan, Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Iran—with an emphasis on US and EU policy toward these regions. Professor Altstadt's lecture is free and open to the public and will be held on January 23rd from 4:30-5:30pm at the Collaborative for Educational Services (97 Hawley St, Northampton, MA). A registration-only workshop for K-12 Teachers will follow from 5:30-7:00pm. More information here. Free and open to the public!
The 2013-2014 History Institute for K-12 Educators- Professor Mary Wilson, "Syria: The Middle of the Middle East" (December 2013)
Announcing the inaugural event for this year's History Institute for K-12 teachers! On December 12 from 4:30-5:30pm at the Collaborative for Educational Services (97 Hawley St, Northampton, MA), Professor Mary Wilson will explore the Syrian civil war in historical context, locating this contemporary event in the broader history of the Middle East. A registration-only workshop for K-12 Teachers will follow from 5:30-7:00pm. More information here. Free and open to the public!
Screening and Discussion of the American Experience Film JFK (November 2013)
Come support Dr. Christian Appy, as well as alums John Diffley and Richard Colton at their panel on Saturday, November 23rd, 2:00PM. The panel and screening are part of a partnership between the UMass History Department, WGBY, The Springfield Armory, and Springfield Technical Community College. The event will take place at STCC Building 2, Scibelli Hall Auditorium. We hope to see you there! See here for the poster.
Mellon Mutual Mentorship Talk featuring Prof. Marc Stein (November 2013)
Join us on Friday, November 15th, 2:00 PM in Herter 601 to hear Prof. Marc Stein's talk "Sex with Neighbors: Canada and Canadians in the 'U.S.' Homophile Press." Marc Stein is Professor of History and Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies at York University (Toronto). His most recent book is Rethinking the Gay and Lesbian Movement (New York: Routledge, 2012). Photo courtesy of JP Laffont/Sygma/CORBIS.
"Lamaze: The Surprising Cold War History of Natural Childbirth" with Prof. Paula Michaels (November 2013)
Join us on Tuesday, November 12th, 4:00 PM, Herter 601 to hear Prof. Paula Michaels' talk "Lamaze: The Surprising Cold War History of Natural Childbirth." Paula Michaels is Professor of History and International Studies at Monash University (Melbourne, Australia). She is the author of the prize-winning Curative Powers: Medicine and Empire in Stalin's Central Asia (2013), and Lamaze: An International History is forthcoming in 2014.
Careers for History Majors Event: Becoming an Attorney (October 2013)
Join us on Wednesday October 23rd, 5:30PM in Herter 601! Diane Curtis, pre-law advisor, and UMass History alumnus and local attorney David Webber will speak to students about the legal profession and applying to law school. We will provide pizza and drinks!
Careers for History Majors Event: Becoming a History Teacher (October 2013)
Join us on Wednesday October 16th, 5:30PM in Herter 601! Faculty from the School of Education will talk about their programs that can help you become certified as an elementary, middle, or high school teacher, including STEP (Secondary Teacher Education Program), and CTEP (Collaborative Teacher Education Program). We will provide pizza and drinks!
Careers for History Majors Event: Applying to Graduate School (October 2013)
Join us on Wednesday October 9th, 5:30PM in Herter 601! A panel of faculty and grad students will help you think about the ifs, wheres, and hows of continuing your academic career. We will provide pizza and drinks!
UMass/Five College Graduate Program in History Annual Lecture (October 2013)
Join us on Wednesday, October 2nd for a talk by Prof. Ned Blackhawk (Western Shoshone) of Yale University. Prof. Blackhawk's talk, "Indigenous Reckoning: American Indians and the Remaking of U.S. History," will be at 7PM in the Cape Cod Lounge. This talk is free and open to the public, so please join us for this exciting evening! See poster.
History Department Internship Information Event (October 2013)
Come learn about internship opportunities for history majors on Tuesday October 1st, 5:30PM in Herter 601! Caroline Gould from Career Planning will join us to discuss the importance of internships to professional development, as well as share some pointers for finding the right internship for you. We will provide pizza and drinks!
Recent Work from the UMass History Department (September 2013)
Congratulations to our colleagues in the History Department on their recent books! Jane M. Rausch for Territorial Rule in Columbia and the Transformation of the Llanos Orientales, and Robert E. Jones for Bread Upon the Waters: The St. Petersburg Grain Trade and the Russian Economy, 1703-1811.
History Department Orientation (September 2013)
Please come to the History Department Orientation on Monday September 30th, 5:00PM-6:30PM in Herter 601! At this event you will have a chance to meet other people who care about history, and learn about:
* The History Major! (and how to navigate those requirements)
* Internships & Career Advising! (why internships are a great idea, and how many cool possibilities there actually are)
* Study Abroad! (when, how, and why to do it)
* Honors! (…or how to create a brilliant academic record)
* Peer Advising! (…or how student advisors can help you succeed)
* History Club! (...or how to have fun with history)
* and much more…
We will provide delicious pizza and soft drinks, so please RSVP at http://doodle.com/vhnkfdyybggpyuyf so we can order enough food. If you have friends who are thinking about history as a major, or who are doing a history minor, or who are even just curious about history... please tell them to come, too!
The Guantanamo Memory Project Comes to UMass (September 2013)
David Glassberg and History Department graduate students Marwa Amer and John Dickson have contributed to a national exhibition about Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, titled Why Guantanamo? Drawing input from students at universities across the country, Why Guantanamo? asks questions about Guantanamo's relationship to the U.S. and global politics. The UMass students created content for the "Where is Guantanamo?" Panel. Why Guantanamo? opens at 6 p.m. Wednesday September 11, 2013 in the Herter Gallery. Prior to Wednesday's opening, there will be a panel discussion on "The Clash of National Security and Civil Liberties" at 4 p.m. in the Bernie Dallas Room in the Goodell Building. To learn about upcoming programming, see the exhibit poster. To read the Hampshire Gazette article on the exhibit and the UMass team, click here.
Fall 2012 - Spring 2013 Highlights
The Campus Guide: University of Massachusetts Amherst (April 2013)
Marla Miller and Max Page have written the University of Massachusetts installment in Princeton Architectural Press's "The Campus Guide" series. Marla and Max will also deliver part of their research in a special lecture titled "Beauty, Cravings, Virtue: A Celebration of the Architectural Legacy of the University of Massachusetts Amherst" (4PM on April 23, Goodell Hall's Bernie Dallas Room). The University of Massachusetts Campus Guide is available at the University Store, area booksellers, and major online booksellers. For more on the book and other resources, visit 150 Years of UMass Amherst Building & Architecture.
Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies Newsletter Out (April 2013)
Interested in this semester's WGSS activities and news? Find out more about their Spring events, progress towards building a Ph.D. program, graduate and faculty news, and more in their newsletter here. An interview with Joyce Berkman on her 2013 retirement can be read on page 9.
Audrey L. Altstadt in The Massachusetts Review (April 2013)
In response to the recent news reports and public discussion following the Boston Marathon bombing, Audrey Altstadt offers readers a balanced introduction to Chechnya in the current issue of The Massachusetts Review. The article is titled "Chechnya to Boston: What Do We Really Know?"
Congratulations to Tom Army (April 2013)
Tom Army has won a Residential First Year Experience (RFYE) Student Choice Award. The student choice award recognizes faculty who have made a significant impact on the lives of students during their first year of college. The criteria for the award includes "inspiring students to learn, going above and beyond to support first year students, and challenging students to reach their full potential."
Robin Kelley at UMass (March 2013)
We'd like to thank Robin Kelley for a fantastic Writer-in-Residency this year. Robin is an American historian whose research and teaching interests range widely, covering the history of labor and radical movements in the U.S., the African Diaspora, and Africa; intellectual and cultural history (particularly music and visual culture); urban studies, and transnational movements. You can view his week's full schedule here, or enjoy his public lecture "The Long Rise and Short Decline of American Democracy" on the department's YouTube channel.
GHA Conference Preparations (February 2013)
This semester's Graduate History Association Book Sale brought in over $400 for the upcoming Annual Conference. Thank you to everyone who baked, staffed the table, or purchased books or baked goods. You can see the program (including panels and keynote speaker information) for next month's conference here.
Steve Platt on Autumn in the Heavenly Kingdom (January 2013)
Following Steve Platt's Cundill Prize in History, he delivered a lecture in Cape Cod Lounge titled "Into the Storm: Some Windows into a Chinese Civil War." Watch the whole talk here!
Fall '12 Faculty Honors
Congratulations to the many faculty members who received university and national awards this semester. Recently, Stephen Platt was awarded McGill University's prestigious 2012 Cundill Prize for his book Autumn in the Heavenly Kingdom: China, the West and the Epic Story of the Taiping Civil War. Laura Lovett's edited book When We Were Free to Be: Looking Back At a Children's Classic and the Difference It Made has also received widespread attention: click here for an interview with Laura by UNC Press.
New faculty hire Julio Capó was featured this Fall in the Miami Herald, contributing an article on the progression of the national debate on gay rights. He also received the Urban History Association's 2011 Dissertation Award for his work titled "'It's Not Queer to Be Gay': Miami and the Emergence of the Gay Rights Movement, 1945 - 1995" (Florida International University, 2011). Fans of historical films will be interested in reading Barbara Krauthamer's review of Lincoln, which appeared in The Chronicle this December.
Fall '12 Public History Visitors
The Public History program is very fortunate this semester to welcome a series of public historians who will meet with program students and the general public. This semester's line-up includes Michael and Carrie Kline, who will on their careers as folklorists researching and producing oral histories of Appalachia "Coal Curtain," Elizabeth Rairigh, of the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission, and Ellen Garvey, who will give a talk on scrapbooking as a method of making 19th century African American and Women's Rights history.
Feinberg Lecture Series Schedule (August 2012)
The schedule is set for the Feinberg Family Distinguished Lecture Series this Fall '12, titled "Truth and Reconciliation, History and Justice." This year we have invited UMass History faculty and nearly twenty special guests to discuss historical trauma and the reconciliation process in a powerful series of lectures, panels, and film screenings. James Anaya, U.N. Rapporteur on Indigenous People, will deliver the keynote address on Thursday, October 4th. The complete schedule is available here.
Fall 2011 - Spring 2012 Highlights
Professor Bruce Laurie appointed OAH Distinguished Lecturer (May 2012)
Bruce Laurie is one of twenty-five speakers joining the Organization of American Historians' Distinguished Lectureship Program this year. OAH Lecturers serve 3-year, renewable terms during which they speak to diverse audiences across the country and are hosted by college campuses, conferences, historical societies, libraries, museums, and teacher workshops.
Mexican American Colonization during the Nineteenth Century: A History of the U.S. - Mexico Borderlands, a new book by José Angel Hernández, is published this month by Cambridge University Press (May 2012):
"This study is a reinterpretation of nineteenth-century Mexican American history, examining Mexico's struggle to secure its northern border with repatriates from the United States, following a war that resulted in the loss of half Mexico's territory. Responding to past interpretations, José Angel Hernández suggests that these resettlement schemes centred on developments within the frontier region, the modernisation of the country with loyal Mexican American settlers, and blocking the tide of migrations to the United States to prevent the depopulation of its fractured northern border."
Undergraduate Thesis Presentations (April 2012)
Congratulations to all 2012 seniors who completed History theses this semester: Jacob Adams, Daniel McDonald, Annika Mitchell, Joshua Pitt, Samantha Ryan, and Thamyris Tavares de Almeida.
Tony Horwitz visits as the UMass Amherst Department of History 2012 Writer-in-Residence (March 2012)
Tony visited UMass courses in the History, Afro-American Studies, and Journalism departments, as well as meeting with the undergraduate History Club and graduate Public History students. He gave a public lecture on the subject of his new book, Midnight Rising: John Brown and the Raid that Sparked the Civil War. (Below: Tony Horwitz with the UMass History Club)
8th Annual GHA Conference (March 2012)
Students from across the nation joined UMass History graduate M.A. and Ph.D. students in this year's Graduate History Association conference. This year's theme was "Networks, Connections, and Exchange," and featured a keynote address by Charles C. Mann titled "Drilling Through the Silo."
Stephen Platt's book Autumn in the Heavenly Kingdom: China, the West, and the Epic Story of the Taiping Civil War, is published this year by Alfred A. Knopf. (February 2012) Henry Kissinger writes: "Stephen Platt brings to vivid life a pivotal chapter in China's history that has been all but forgotten: the Taiping Rebellion in the mid-nineteenth century, which cost one of the greatest losses of life of any war in history. It had far-reaching consequences that still reverberate in contemporary China."
Kenneth Feinberg (B.A., 1967) Donates Historic Materials to UMass Amherst (Nov. 2011)
"Sesquicentennial Symposium: Civil War Causes and Consequences" (Oct. 2011)
The UMass History Department was pleased this month to participate in the Five College Learning in Retirement's Civil War Sesquicentennial Symposium. Among others, speakers at this two-day event included Eric Foner, UMass History professors John Higginson and Bruce Laurie, Leonard Richards, emeritus, and Manisha Sinha of the W.E.B. Du Bois Department of Afro-American Studies.
Public History "The Next 25 Years" Anniversary Conference (Sept. 2011)
Celebrating 25 years of Public History at UMass Amherst, the Department of History was thrilled to welcome some of the nation's most innovative practitioners to help us ponder the field's next quarter-century. Special guests included Nina Simon, Rolf Diamant of the National Park Service, preservationist Chris Wilson, UMass's own James Young, Steve Lubar of the John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities and Cultural Heritage, the Esperanza Peace and Justice Center's Graciela Sanchez, Liz Cevcenko from the Guantanamo Public Memory Project, NPS curator Patricia West, and Alice Greenwald, director of the museum being established beneath the World Trade Center Memorial in New York City. A special thanks also to our alumni who presented a series of "Snapshots from the Field."


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Last week, Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt won the 100 meter dash at the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London, thus reaffirming his title as the world's fastest man. Nicknamed "Lightning" for obvious reasons, Bolt is a pot-friendly celebrity for two reasons: he's from Jamaica, and he's actually admitted ... More >>
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If you've ever lacked the enthusiasm for a daily workout, Hinako is here to help! Once human, she is now a busty anime character and ready to lead the viewer through sit-ups, push-ups and squats. Her scant outfits and bouncing enthusiasm are sure to stimulate the otaku community into shape in no time!
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Known is an open publishing / community platform project. It aims to be a simple, beautiful way to share your story using a variety of media from any device. It adheres to the IndieWeb technologies and principles.
Goals & Model
Known aims to be easy to install, use and customize. It adheres to IndieWeb technologies and principles.
Known is also a full-time business endeavor with the following paid products:
It is currently concentrating on higher education educators and institutions as its first customers.
Ben Werdmuller and Erin Jo Richey have founded Known, Inc as a seed-funded startup incubated at Matter Ventures. It formally launched on September 11, 2014, and has graduated from the Matter program.
Known was released in September 2014. Packages can be downloaded from withknown.com.
Known was released at withknown.com in September 2014. Both a fully-hosted version and a self-hosted version are available. Users will be able to move their content from one to the other, in order to (for example) try the software using the hosted version before configuring their own server.
Documentation is being written at docs.withknown.com.
Plugins & themes
Known has a full plugin architecture, making use of PHP lazy loading and the observer pattern. This makes it very easy to create new content types or behaviors.
Known is being developed with the rule that "indie" content - internal posts, likes, etc - are bundled as included plugins in the main source code repository. If you want to POSSE to external sites, you need to install those plugins separately (although they may also be included in a downloadable distribution of the content).
Currently, content includes:
Supported webmention annotations include:
Known also has a Webfinger endpoint that plugins can extend.
IndieWeb Examples
People currently using Known as their primary site:
People currently using Known as a secondary site or trying it out:
People currently using Known as a public stream for a private community
As of September 25, 2014, there were over 3,000 Known sites, spread between the Known service and self-hosted sites.
How to
Setup Known on nginx
User:elliottucker.net has posted a full how-to here https://elliottucker.net/2014/setting-up-known-with-nginx-indieweb. Note - the source code change is no longer required and you can now also use Known with MySql.
User:rascul.io provided his nginx configuration (based on a more recent version of Known) https://gist.github.com/rascul/ad665c9df9898c6e5074
User:kylewm.com tried unsuccessfully to reproduce reported issues with callbacks from Twitter and Facebook. Here is the configuration that worked for me https://gist.github.com/kylewm/7d8cbc9a72984d67c646
Use MongoDB
The current official documentation says that no config.ini file is needed to use Mongo, but this appears not to be the case any more. Mongo is only used now if it's explicitly specified in the config.ini file, e.g.,
(of course replace /var/www/data with your chosen data directory)
Fix 404 Not Found on /begin
This usually means .htaccess is missing or more often, not allowed, based on the Apache configuration. If you manually visit /index.php/begin instead and see a landing page, it means that htaccess is not being allowed to rewrite URLs.
At least in recent versions of Ubuntu, Apache is configured by default with AllowOverride Off. To allow, create a new <Directory> configuration in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf for your Known install, with AllowOverride All, and restart Apache.
Plugins and Themes Missing
We're not sure what causes this yet, it should "just work". Some things to check:
Update: This seems to have been fixed in version 0.6.3
New content types
Known is designed to be a multi-user system (although Ben and Erin are currently using it as single-user sites). The intention, therefore, is to implement a traditional asymmetrical social networking friends / following model - with an IndieWeb spin.
In a future embodiment, each step in the webmention process could be signed on a per-user basis (I'm interested in HTTP signatures, with keys exchanged / assigned at the point of mention. This would allow content to be made privately available to individual users. Other methods of retrieving private web content should also be considered.
Because it's not enough to publish: a way to _consume_ IndieWeb content from a Known user's followed sites and users.
No HTTPS support
withknown.com doesn't support https for browsing, during signup, or on anyone's subdomain, meaning that authentication credentials and cookies can easily be intercepted on public wifi networks, as well as private content.
Articles written about Known, especially in the press / mainstream media (most recent first)
Videos about Known (most recent first.
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Use ForestXplorer to find out what you can do, see and discover at your local Forestry Commission England woodland. Download the handy trail maps to help navigate your way around the forest once you arrive, and learn more about the trees around you with the easy to use tree identifier. Search by tree type or by visual characteristics of bark and leaf.
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Dancing with the Stars contestant Brooke Burke sustained a foot injury following a Sunday rehearsal, People reports. She and partner Derek Hough were camera blocking a fast-paced routine when she did a front-flip and came down hard on her right foot. Burke applied ice to keep the swelling down, but visited Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for X-rays on Monday as a precaution. She was diagnosed with a severe bruise.
"She's a little sore, but she rehearsed today and she feels ready to dance tonight," an ABC rep said.
Burke's injury is just the latest in a series of accidents that has dogged this season's contestants. Misty May-Treanor was forced to withdraw from the competition two weeks ago with a ruptured tendon, while Jeffrey Ross suffered an abrasion to his cornea during Dancing's first week this fall.
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A WOMAN is preparing to travel to South Africa to help build a school.
Nicola Jackson, who works at Santander in Wrexham, will head to KwaZulu Natal, South Africa, on September 6.
She will join with 39 colleagues from her bank's branches across the country to build the school as part of a joint project between NSPCC and the bank.
For five days the volunteers will muck in to build classrooms, kitchens and toilet blocks
The 22-year-old decided to apply for the project due to her experience working as a volunteer counsellor for NSPCC ChildLine last May.
She said: "Working at ChildLine gave me a great insight into the fantastic work the NSPCC do for children and young people, which is what motivated me to apply for the Santander and NSPCC South Africa project when it was advertised in work.
"I didn't think I would get picked for such a fantastic project and didn't mention to my friends or family I had applied, so it was a big shock when I found out I have gained a place."
The NSPCC has set Nicola the challenge of raising £2,000, with the trip having already been funded by Santander.
She has already raised more than £1,000.
"I'm overwhelmed by the generosity and support," added Nicola, of Rhyl.
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HOUSTON (AP) - Officials in Southeast Texas are preparing for icy conditions as a cold front could bring sleet, freezing rain and possibly snow.
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The Houston Independent School District, the state's largest with more than 210,000 students, plus schools in Beaumont, Galveston and Fort Bend canceled classes Tuesday due to the threat of inclement weather. Government offices and buildings and courts in Houston as well as in Harris and Galveston counties will also be closed.
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***** Safe Passage Travel Companion. The Safe Travel Institute; published by Safe Harbor Publishing; www.safe-travels.com (Web); multimedia; $69.95; $29.95 for CD/DVD-only.
In today's uncertain world, those responsible for the safety of travelers are always on the lookout for good security tools and resources to aid that mission.
Safe Passage Travel Companion purports to offer domestic and international travel strategies allowing the user to "travel in confidence." Its boxed package includes an instructional DVD, a resource CD, a passport-sized reference booklet, a secure neck pouch, and a set of Post-it-style notes for recording reservation information. The package also offers access to online resources and the Safe Harbor Publishing Travel Newsline.
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Asher Roth f/ Vic Mensa – Fast Life
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