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Legend of Kitty Knight Weekend
GEORGETOWN – The terror and heroism of the devastating raid by the British, on Georgetown and Fredericktown during the War of 1812, will be played out in a fun-filled weekend celebrating the bicentennial of the event, combining with the annual Dogwood Festival, the first weekend in May. And there will be activities for one and all.
The Friends of Kent County, Maryland War of 1812 is sponsoring "Legend of Kitty Knight," Friday, May 3 through Sunday May 5 in and around Georgetown and Galena. The celebration recalls the attack, on May 6, 1813, during which much of Georgetown, in Kent County, and Fredericktown, its smaller sister village across the Sassafras River in Cecil County, were burned in a campaign by the British to squelch local opposition from the citizenry along the Chesapeake Bay.
Activities to mark the bicentennial extravaganza include:
• Friday, May 3, 6-10:00 p.m.
The evening will begin with a VIP 5 course dinner-lecture, the second in a series, and will feature Ralph E. Eshelman, noted War of 1812 historian and author or co-auther of such books as "The War of 1812 in the Chesapeake." Those who purchase tickets for the dinner-lecture will also enjoy a skit by Miss Kitty & Admiral Cockburn. Dinner-lecture ticket holders will also enjoy premium seating for the fireworks and a sparkling wine toast provided by Crow Farm & Vineyard.
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In addition to the VIP dinner-lecture there will be an$18.12 buffet held under the tented waterfront pavilion at the Kitty Knight House – reservations are recommended Click here for more information on reservations.
Following the VIP dinner-lecture and $18.12 there will be fireworks launched (8p.m.) over the Georgetown Harbor offering a sample of the cacophony of the British attack of 1813. Afterward, the playing of the National Anthem will kick off the dance/ball running until 10 p.m., open to the public. 1812 garb for the dance is encouraged but not required. A cash bar and light food will be available.
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• Saturday, May 4, 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.
The annual Dogwood Festival parade kicks off at 10 a.m. down Galena's Main Street with the cast of "The Legend of Kitty Knight" giving a small performance for the crowd as well as floats from local children's and civic organizations. The Dogwood festival starts after the parade and runs until 4 p.m. in Galena's Gateway Park. During the annual event local fare, crafts, games, exhibits and music dominate the park – will Kitty Knight make an appearance? She certainly might to check out the vintage cars, starting about 11 a.m., on display on Main Street. Or perhaps she, and her retinue, will stroll through the festival. The winners of the car show will be judged later in the day. At 1 p.m. and continuing throughout the day and into the evening will be the SRBC beer garden on Main Street. New this year, the Kirsten Thien Band will perform 12-3 p.m.
• Sunday, May 5, 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
The festival begins at 9 a.m. on the grounds of the Kitty Knight House, with breakfast and lunch festival fare available on the deck and at the ice cream shack. Activities at select locations on the grounds for the general public also begin at 9 a.m. For the youngsters there will be a petting zoo and archeological dig on the sandy beach by the harbor. For everyone in the family there will be living history, displays, vendors, demonstrations, music and exhibits throughout the day. Harbor tours on the "Proud Mary" and the "Poor Dorothy" Captained by John Ellis of Capt. John's Sassafras Adventures will be offered for a fee, allowing visitors to see the shoreline as the British Royal Marines and sailors saw when they arrived on attack barges. Boat tour reservations are requested, click here for the marina store. There will also be 50/50 raffles and a chance to win Miss Kitty's Stash. Drawings will be at 12:45 p.m.
Sultana, popular replica of the British tax schooner, will be on hand. At 1 p.m. will be the re-enactment of the burning of Georgetown, "The Legend of Kitty Knight" – the fabled faceoff between the raven-haired spinster, Kitty Knight, and the haughty British admiral, Sir George Cockburn and his band of torch-toting soldiers with an aim to pillage the village.
The scripted performance will be acted out by an ensemble of talented local actors and actresses and re-enactors. Expect some gunplay between the British and local militia, and some obstinate, in-your-face-style homeland defense by the sharp-tongued Kitty Knight.
It's a reprise of the real event, when a raid by about 500 British Royal Marines and sailors, led by Rear-Admiral Sir George Cockburn, terrorized the residents in one of a number of raids along the Chesapeake Bay to roust out the militia and prevent the locals from assisting the local troops.
During the raid, once the defenders on both sides of the river were turned away, the British methodically set about burning the American houses, stores, crops and vessels. When they climbed the hill in Georgetown, burning and pillaging along the way, the torch-bearing soldiers and their officers were met by the indefatigable Catharine "Kitty" Knight, who pleaded with them not to burn a house where a sick elderly woman was laid up. The soldiers acquiesced, and moved to the house next door. Knight successfully talked them out of burning that house, too, arguing that if it burned, so would the other. The exchanged spawned a legend of feminine heroism that lives today as an example of how residents rose up in defense of their homes.
Long after the war, the two houses saved by Kent's top heroine were joined and ultimately became today's Kitty Knight House, a popular inn and restaurant, whose owners carefully tend the rich heritage of the facility and the legend of Kitty Knight.
A portion of the proceeds raised at this event will benefit the Friends of Kent County, Md., War of 1812 group, to help fund this and future bicentennial activities.
***NO PARKING WILL BE AVAILABLE ON SITE AT THE KITTY KNIGHT HOUSE ON SUNDAY MAY 5th. PARKING WILL BE AVAILABLE AT NEARBY TOAL PARK WITH SHUTTLE SERVICE ON SITE. PLEASE FOLLOW SIGNS.


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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Chapter 11, Asher mentions that which character has passed away?
(a) The mashpia.
(b) Mrs. Rackover.
(c) Yitzchok Lev.
(d) Anna Schaeffer.
2. What day is it when Asher and Aryeh have the discussion about blindness and about the technical language of the critics?
(a) Tuesday.
(b) Yom Kippur.
(c) Shabbos.
(d) Monday.
3. Which subject shows up on Asher's schedule without his having requested it?
(a) Russian.
(b) Civics.
(c) French.
(d) Algebra.
4. Anna Schaeffer describes which character as her "Brooklyn prodigy"?
(a) Picasso.
(b) Jacob Kahn.
(c) Yitzchok Lev.
(d) Asher.
5. Jacob Kahn takes Asher to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to look at various paintings of which subject?
(a) The madonna and child.
(b) The crucifixion.
(c) Portraits.
(d) Nudes.
6. Aryeh notes that someone in Florence thought he belonged to which religious group?
(a) Hinduism.
(b) Islam.
(c) Catholicism.
(d) Greek Orthodoxy.
7. What city does Jacob Kahn describe as a "gift"?
(a) Florence.
(b) Vicenza.
(c) Beirut.
(d) Athens.
8. In Chapter 9, Jacob Kahn travels to see an art show in which city?
(a) London.
(b) Paris.
(c) Cairo.
(d) Istanbul.
9. Where does Asher move when Rivkeh goes to Europe to be with Aryeh?
(a) Boarding school.
(b) Jacob Kahn's apartment.
(c) Yitzchok Lev's house.
(d) Yudel Krinsky's house.
10. What does Jacob Kahn call the man who talks to them about the art market in Tokyo?
(a) A shark.
(b) Naive.
(c) Obnoxious.
(d) A whore.
11. When Asher falls asleep in class, the teacher makes fun of him by calling him which name?
(a) Matisse.
(b) Sitra achra.
(c) Michelangelo.
(d) Rembrandt.
12. In the beginning of Chapter 12, Aryeh and Rivkeh share a private joke over which of Rivkeh's habits?
(a) Tapping her fingertips on the table.
(b) Biting her fingernails.
(c) Forgetting where she has laid her book.
(d) Waiting at windows.
13. While at Jacob Kahn's vacation home, what type of bird does Asher watch and paint frequently?
(a) Pigeon.
(b) Gull.
(c) Robin.
(d) Sparrow.
14. Which biblical book does the matron of the hotel read continually?
(a) Deuteronomy.
(b) Psalms.
(c) Proverbs.
(d) Genesis.
15. In Chapter 11, Asher describes Jacob Kahn's show as which type of "affair"?
(a) Informal.
(b) Raucous.
(c) Humdrum.
(d) Black-tie.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where do Asher and Avraham Cutler go in Montmartre?
2. According to Asher, which group of people first painted nudes?
3. Jacob Kahn states that all paintings fall into one of which two categories?
4. In the Brooklyn Crucifixions, what structure forms the crucifix?
5. When Jacob Kahn is demanding that Asher consider a different vocation, he describes art as what?
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La Cocinita is FOR SALE, please contact Donovan at 651-261-4371 for inquiries***
La Cocinita is proud to be in its 12th year serving unique Mexican-inspired entrees, fine wines and imported cervezas in a warm and romantic atmosphere. Located in the quaint, historic city of Bayport, MN, just two miles south of Stillwater, dining at La Cocinita makes for an enchanting evening with that someone special.
The food makes the experience just that much better as it is all homecooked, giving it that extra touch of love as every entree deserves. Along with the menu, La Cocinita features unique Specials each weekend.
Winner of "Best Mild Salsa" at Saint Paul's Cinco de Mayo People's Choice Salsa Tasting Contest 5 consecutive years: 2007-2011
Friday 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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We gather oils from around the world to offer you a variety of choices. Oils from different regions often have variation in aroma that can range from obvious to quite subtle, even within the same species.
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Key Performance Indicators Show Progress of the Michigan Credit Union Movement
By David Adams
Each quarter brings the opportunity for our credit union industry to reflect on the latest industry data and trends for our state. The third quarter of 2012 was another excellent quarter for credit unions. This is evident for two primary reasons. First, economic conditions continue to improve both nationally and statewide. Second, the evidence continues to suggest that credit unions continue to benefit from consumer movement away from other financial institutions in order to take advantage of the superior financial products and service levels offered by credit unions.
Before I talk about improving economic conditions, let's look at the evidence that shows consumer movement to credit unions – starting with deposits.
We recently received the FDIC's annual release of total deposits for all FDIC-insured branches operating in the state of Michigan. This report is useful because it shows the full picture of deposit information capturing only branches operating in Michigan regardless of where the institution is headquartered. Combining this information with NCUA data, we are able to get a picture of market conditions for FDIC and NCUA insured financial institutions. Our analysis found that Michigan credit unions continue to gain deposit market share. That's obviously a very positive trend.
While the pace of the market share gain in deposits slowed in the past year, Michigan credit unions now have 18.6% market share compared to 16.2% in 2009. This represents a significant shift of business to credit unions in the past few years as total deposits at credit unions during this three-year period are up over $6.1 billion or 19.5%. For the 12-month period ending with the third quarter of 2012, credit unions reported an increase in their deposits of more than $2 billion, or 5.6%.
The movement to credit unions and gain in market share is not just isolated to deposits. MCUL recently acquired data from Experian AutoCount which tracks loan data registered with the Michigan Secretary of State's office. The data shows that in the third quarter of 2011 credit unions accounted for 10.4% and 35.2% of new and used auto loans, respectively. In the third quarter of 2012 these same figures are up to 15.7% and 37.8%, respectively.
Data released by the NCUA reflects stronger credit union performance in auto loans showing that the third quarter of 2012 was the best growth quarter in three years for credit unions in the new auto loan category improving by 2.4%. Used auto loan growth was also strong at 2.7%.
Credit union gains in market share will continue to be important in order to grow loan portfolios as loan growth as a result of an expanding economy will continue to be challenging. This is especially true as captive finance companies and banks that have preferred lender status with auto companies will continue to grab a bigger share of the new and used auto loan pie. Experian AutoCount data suggests a continuing tightening of the new auto loan market. The data also shows slowing expansion of the used auto loan market. Together, these two data points clearly show the difficulty credit unions face in growing loans by means other than capturing market share.
Apart from trying to build relationships with members who may have business at other financial institutions, credit unions should continue to attract new members to the credit union brand from those completely unfamiliar with them. The past 12 months ending Q3 2012 have produced a net gain in credit union membership of nearly 84,000 members, with nearly 19,000 of these coming in the third quarter. Credit unions are on pace to have the best year of membership growth in at least eight years.
This is phenomenal news given how challenging membership growth has been in Michigan for the past decade. Our cooperative advertising efforts are contributing to this but so are a lot of other things. The Bank Transfer Day movement and associated big bank fees as well as the tremendous amount of positive credit union publicity can only help contribute to this exciting trend. That said, we're committed to expanding our cooperative advertising efforts and we hope that our credit union community will continue to respond with their funding support as well as the recommended integration with their own marketing.
With the growth in market share in auto loans, deposits, and the solid growth in membership, the data suggests that demand is high for the products and services offered by credit unions. But this is a time for credit unions to expand their own marketing spends and to think creatively about how to capitalize on what will hopefully be a long-term opportunity.
The other main driver of positive credit union performance in the third quarter comes as a result of the improving economic conditions. Good indicators from credit union data for economic conditions comes from delinquency, charge-off, and bankruptcy figures. Delinquent loans as a percentage of total loans are at 1.13%, down from 1.48% one year ago. Net charge-offs are also down from .96% to .78%. The total number of members filing for bankruptcy is also down compared to last year, falling by 16.5%. Clearly, the financial well-being of credit union members is generally improving and so is the asset quality of credit union balance sheets. This suggests that credit unions are positioned now to take on more risk in lending in order to increase loans and at the same time, provide needed service to consumers and small businesses.
Other noteworthy key performance indicators include the following:
These trends suggest that more credit unions are returning to profitability and at higher levels. Strong capital levels and stronger earnings will position credit unions well for spending more on marketing and product development as well as the needed additional risk that will be taken in future lending.
Economic Performance Update
Also directly impacting credit union performance are trends happening within the general population. Nationally, consumers continue to deleverage. This trend is also true in Michigan. While debt per capita is up slightly over the second quarter, debt per capita is down slightly to $36,290 from $36,810 one year ago and down from the high of $42,000 in Q4 2008. It is obviously a good thing that consumers are saving more and borrowing less but these trends will further challenge credit unions as they try to reduce their liquidity positions.
Unfortunately, the employment situation in Michigan took a small step backward in the third quarter with the unemployment rate back up to 9.3%. This is up from the low of 8.3% reported in April. Nationally, this figure is down for the quarter to 7.9%. The most recent employment report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that thirty-seven states and the District of Columbia recorded unemployment rate decreases, seven states posted rate increases, and six states had no change. Forty-two states and the District of Columbia registered unemployment rate decreases from a year earlier, while eight states experienced increases. The largest over-the-month decrease in employment occurred in Michigan with (-16,500), followed by New Jersey (-11,700) and Minnesota (-8,100).
There is also good news on the housing front. Since this latest recession was a housing-led recession, it is good to see that the recovery is being bolstered with some positive housing news. Nationally, the supply of existing homes for sale is down from 5.6 months of inventory in September to 5.4 months in October for the lowest rate in 6½ years. The number of homes on the market, at 2.14 million, is the lowest in 10 years. Price readings show little change for the month but the median home price, at $178,600, is up 11.1 percent year-on-year and the average price, at $226,300, is up 9.9 percent. The Case-Schiller home price index has shown an increase for Detroit in every month in 2012 except for one. The index was at 69.99 at the end of 2011 and the latest reading for Detroit stands at 76.94. So, finally, it appears that home prices are back on the rise, even in Southeast Michigan.
The auto sector, obviously so important for Michigan's economy, has also reported very strong results. Total light vehicle sales in the U.S. are up 13.9% from this time last year up to 13.1 million in projected annualized sales. Truck and auto sales from domestic manufacturers are also up compared to last year – a good sign for the Detroit Three.
Despite Congress' poor handling of the fiscal cliff issues, consumer sentiment is strong, up 2.3 points to another recovery best of 84.9 at the mid-month reading for November. This bodes well for credit unions since consumer sentiment is considered a leading economic indicator and the data could mean continued increases in home and auto purchases as well as other goods. The consumer sentiment report began its rise back in August, about when strength in the housing sector started to get attention. The domestic consumer is the ultimate engine of the U.S. economy and the recent report points to a rising contribution from consumer spending.
So, in summary, Michigan's credit unions are experiencing record-high levels of deposit and transaction account growth, record-high levels of membership growth, improving asset quality on balance sheets and finally improved growth rates in other loan categories besides member business loans. Also, as the state and national economy continues to improve, so also should growth opportunities for credit unions.
While nobody can predict the final steps taken by Congress on the expiring tax cuts and the mandatory budget cuts broadly labeled as fiscal cliff issues, currently at least, the stock market seems to be betting that the ultimate outcome will not be a drag on the U.S. economy. As those are matters completely outside our control, we should draw from the current economic data that credit unions have a lot of upside opportunity in 2013.
On behalf of the MCUL & Affiliates, I wish to thank our credit union community and its leaders for another very successful year in 2012. Our state's economy and its residents are better off because of your efforts. My staff and I look forward to helping our industry confront the challenges and embrace the opportunities that lie ahead in 2013 and beyond.
View the "Michigan Priority Report" on CUBE TV for a video summary of MCUL & Affiliates CEO David Adams' December Priority Report introduction.
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Let There Be Boost: ProCharged Boss 302 Hits 640 hp
Article courtesy of MustangsDaily.com, your source for all the latest Ford Mustang news
ProCharger has an impressive lineup of supercharger systems for the current Mustang lineup, from the HO, Stage II and cog race systems for the 5.0-liter V8 to the supercharger for the 3.7-liter V6. ProCharger has proved their worth on track as well, with a Mustang V6 running in the 12s and a 5.0-powered Mustang netting a 9-second time slip.
Now ProCharger has turned its attention to the Boss 302 as well. The company has fitted their intercooled supercharger system to a 2012 Competition Orange model and strapped it to the dyno to see just how much power it would produce. With a little extra help from a set of Kooks longtube headers, the Boss 302 puts out an impressive 640 rwhp on just 7.5 psi of boost.
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Saratoga Spa State Park, distinguished by its classical architecture and listed as a National Historic Landmark, is noted for its diverse cultural, aesthetic and recreational resources. In addition to the nationally-known Saratoga Performing Arts Center, the Spa Little Theater, the National Museum of Dance, the Saratoga Automobile Museum, the Gideon Putnam Resort and Roosevelt Baths and Spa, the park offers a multitude of traditional recreation opportunities.
The Peerless Pool Complex consists of a main pool with a zero-depth entry, separate slide pool with a 19' double slide and a children's wading pool with a mushroom fountain. The slide pool has a minimum height requirement of 48" tall. The Historic Victoria Pool is a smaller pool surrounded by arched promenades. Both pool areas include food and beverage services, showers, locker rooms and restrooms.The Saratoga Spa State Park Golf Course offers two beautiful golf courses; a championship 18-hole course and a challenging 9-hole course, complete with pro shop and restaurant. The gentle terrain offers picnic areas, shady streamside trails, suitable for the nature-lover or the casual walker, as well as certified running courses used by joggers and high school and college athletes. Winter activities include cross-country skiing on approximately 12 miles of trails, ice skating, ice hockey.
Take the virtual tour!Volunteers Partner with Park to improve the historic "Vale of Springs"To recognize the 100th anniversary of the preservation of the mineral springs, volunteers serving on the Saratoga Capital District Park Commission have been leading the Spa Park Centennial Project project to beautify and restore the mineral springs area of the park. The project includes landscaping, new accessible pathways, a stairway and overlook at the Geyser waterfall, and interpretive signs. The mineral springs tour is one of the most popular educational programs offered at the Park. This project will build new spaces to better accomodate the tours and provide better information about the extrodinary natural features of the springs along Geyser brook. Support the effort and donate today!Saratoga Spa State Park Master Plan. The year-long public master planning process for Spa Park concluded with a plan that strengthens preservation of natural areas while encouraging and expanding public use. The undeveloped areas of the 2,200 acre park are now officially designated as natural areas designed to preserve habitats and support trails. Plans for the northern area of the park call for new uses for vacant structures. Plans for a new Visitor Center in the Lincoln Bathhouse are balanced by a proposal to lease out office space to generate revenue.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Social media has become a huge factor in today's society, everybody has a Twitter or Facebook account. Lebron James has 10 million followers on Twitter - 10 MILLION!!
Local high school athletes may not have as many followers as King James, but they are being monitored just as closely.
"It's not easy - it's a daily process," Flour Bluff Athletic Director Darrell Andrus said. "Our kids aren't perfect but we try to police that in a manner and they understand that we want them to represent this program in the right fashion."
Andrus said that coaches throughout the school follow the athletes activity on social media, and the athletes are fully aware.
"You can't get on and post something that will get you in trouble because it reflects on everything you do and where you come from," Flour Bluff safety and D1 commit Adrian Hynson said. "People are going to judge you by what you post."
The athletes are also reminded that they may be antagonized by their opponents or opponent's fans on social media sites, but the same rules apply.
"It makes your school look bad and your community," Flour Bluff quarterback Cody Brewer said. "The way the coaches have been talking about it and how they want you to be as a person - it just makes you look really bad."
It can make you look bad - or lose a scholarship. Earlier this year a high school football player from New Jersey lost his scholarship to Michigan because of his posts on Twitter. Coaches here in the Coastal Bend don't want that to happen to one of their own.
"Mack Brown (UT Head Football Coach) said 'we have not recruited five to six kids due to what we have seen on the kids twitter accounts'. So obviously people that are interested in recruiting you are going to look automatically at that Facebook page, that Twitter account and see what type of perceptions they can get from it," Coach Andrus said.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.comments2014-12-11T03:35:01.620-05:00Modern MedievalRick Goddenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-66007583020155270652014-09-12T11:27:15.796-04:002014-09-12T11:27:15.796-04:00Great post! And very interesting; I had a similar...Great post! And very interesting; I had a similar experience this summer teaching medieval history through movies. The week I scheduled for the Crusades and Kingdom of Heaven (a problematic movie but great for prompting discussions) turned out to be the week that the fighting in Gaza really ramped up. I was nervous that it would be a very tense few lessons, but my students were open-minded and thoughtful in our discussion. It's great to be surprised in such a way when teaching!Jennifer Lynn Jordanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-76134262143790419862014-02-08T19:55:44.705-05:002014-02-08T19:55:44.705-05:00I know what you mean. I just noticed on my academ...I know what you mean. I just noticed on my academic webpage (www2.hawaii.edu/~kjolly) that I no longer post course syllabi because they go out through our university's online system (Laulima) or, increasingly, on a class blog that is locked.
Moreover, I am not keeping up the webpage much in terms of links, since I now do that with my public research blog, Revealing Words.
This makes me wonder whether I should maintain the academic webpage by posting syllabi there, or just transfer my attentions completely to the blog and putting links there. I doubt I will do both, and since Wordpress is easier than Dreamweaver, I am guessing the blog wins.
KL Jollylitteramepandathttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-43246006669092148612014-02-06T03:57:42.101-05:002014-02-06T03:57:42.101-05:00Brandon, While the 'Net has certainly grown o...Brandon,
While the 'Net has certainly grown over the years so that there is more "noise" as you put it, the methods of accessing, tracking,and collating the web have likewise become more advanced and nuanced. And while on the one hand there is more out there in some ways (museums and libraries uploading pictures and digitizing manuscripts), in the important ways of sharing lesson plans, syllabi, exercises, papers, research in progress, the landscape is drier.

Take for example the much ballyhooed Woruldhoard. What a great idea and resource! And the majority of materials are photos from museums already found on the museum sites, there are 5 power points of varying quality, more texts, though many are available elsewhere on the Net and have been for years....and so on. In fact, the site blog hasn't been updated in years. A noble and grand project that is really a success, but a mere shadow of its potential. And thus my post and my point. Rather than "tempering" it needs trumpeting.theswainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-773409484957405612014-02-02T13:48:01.567-05:002014-02-02T13:48:01.567-05:00Larry, thanks for a provocative post. I do think, ...Larry, thanks for a provocative post. I do think, however, that it needs to be tempered. It seems to me that, instead of less sharing, there are two other issues to consider: first, much more widespread dissemination of materials rather than a few centralized places for sharing; and, second, a lot more general noise that can obscure such widespread materials. I would argue that a lot of sharing goes on (so much so that I sometimes feel overwhelmed, especially on Twitter), but that these two factors create difficulties.

There are, after all, some great repositories for sharing, but they may not be widely known, and they are not centralized. For example, Lisa Spiro has put together a great Zotero collection for "Digital Humanities Education" resources here. Another, specific to Anglo-Saxon studies, is the Oxford-hosted Woruldhoard project, a great collection of resources here. I could link to many other examples, culled from extensive bookmarks, but they do span many different sites and many different scholarly fields. Much of my own optimism about resource sharing comes from following a good crowd of scholars (representing many different disciplines and specializations) on Twitter, which seems to be a great community for sharing, including links from disparate sources. In some ways, this wide dissemination reflects disciplinary and subject specialization boundaries in the academy. I pose just two examples, but they are in different spheres of academia (despite some obvious overlaps between medieval studies and digital humanities). Yet, as the disparate natures of these two repositories demonstrates, such sharing is spread far and wide.

All of this is a long way from the early days of the Internet, when academics formed communities through listserves and email-based discussion groups. Some of these still exist, and many more now than before, and sharing does occur on them. But add to these many other ways to share--as Larry points out, personal websites, WordPress repositories, Academia.edu, ResearchGate, Zotero, Twitter, even (more recently) Tumblr, and the list could go on—and the noise begins to proliferate. I don't think I need to dwell on the idea of noise on the Internet; with millions of sites available, some certainly will be more prevalent and accessible than others.

In none of this am I suggesting that we need centralization--which could possibly lead to more monopolistic enterprises. Is there a solution? Is there a way to make more resources more prominent and more freely circulating? Perhaps it means finding the right networks and following them closely.Brandon W. Hawkhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-40577766318171048172014-02-02T01:58:31.202-05:002014-02-02T01:58:31.202-05:00Thank you for this post. Very timely given the new...Thank you for this post. Very timely given the new concerns re: net neutrality and the apparent move to an ever more commercialized space on the net. People complain about social networks w/r/t privacy--and for good reason!--but I've founs my social networking experience to be rich with data--freely circulating ideas, advice, and teaching strategies from some very bright people.

However, now the business prophets tell us even the mighty facebook will be dead in five years. Why, I wonder? Because it circulates too much free speech? Michael Sarabiahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-31735205804852188822014-01-04T05:21:22.784-05:002014-01-04T05:21:22.784-05:00fluid, informative and a very good post indeed. I ... fluid, informative and a very good post indeed. I always read and comment positively on education related articles. Just to let you know that I am now following your blog. Thanks, Steve
MBA Dissertations | HRM Dissertations | Finance DissertationsMr Joneshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-86973542605129973412013-12-31T14:56:14.002-05:002013-12-31T14:56:14.002-05:00Rather than a time for new beginnings, I like to t...Rather than a time for new beginnings, I like to think of New Years as more of a time for letting go- of my regrets from the year, from brooding over my perceived failures, from things that held me back. Not repressing the irrepressible remnant, but finding peace with it, perhaps. Happy New Year, Rick! Jennifer Lynn Jordanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-67651687786122253872013-12-31T13:38:00.360-05:002013-12-31T13:38:00.360-05:00Resolve to be always beginning—to be a beginner! (...Resolve to be always beginning—to be a beginner! (Rilke, Letters on Love)RRhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-26628649209668532152013-10-28T10:21:59.900-04:002013-10-28T10:21:59.900-04:00Christopher, I just turned in a three-hole punched...Christopher, I just turned in a three-hole punched binder of teaching stuff for my Postdoc. I, too, wish I could just give a link to some online profile.

Robin, good thoughts! I wonder how these alternative metrics will start to affect academic evaluation.Rick Goddenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-40759370526270024272013-10-28T10:20:07.565-04:002013-10-28T10:20:07.565-04:00Jonathan, your comment here caught my interest: &q...Jonathan, your comment here caught my interest: "And the larger question of how we archive/corral concurrent discussions is a big one." Reading this, it occurs to me that the urge to archive/corral might be curious itself.

My post inadvertently waxes nostalgic for the good old days of blogging and focused online communities. And yet, the urge to archive and corral is, perhaps, a new one. FB and twitter are provisional and at times provisional, but in-person conversations are even more so. We can't archive all the conversations we have with colleagues at conferences, for example.

I think Matt and Larry are exactly right about the issue of technology. The times, they are a-changing... And that's ok, too.

Rick Goddenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-57294511555534002932013-10-27T20:24:24.987-04:002013-10-27T20:24:24.987-04:00Interesting thoughts and comments. Yes, blogging ...Interesting thoughts and comments. Yes, blogging is "old news." Like writing of any kind though, blogging takes energy, thought, and time, even the most "social" post: they are not immediately interactive. And though FB and Twitter are now being bypassed in many ways, it is still the immediacy of communication that is the focus there. Still, I find blogging useful and important.

Interestingly though, one practice I have not engaged in, and perhaps should, is announcing new posts via other media. Most of my students have no idea that I edit The Heroic Age or keep a blog and in fact some of my closest professional friends do not follow or subscribe or perhaps even know that I blog. SInce I've been on the internet so long, even before it was called that, I've always kept various online activities separate rather than pulling them altogether. So I have "communities" perhaps that I access in quite different ways. Not sure what to make of that yet, perhaps Rick has some thoughts.theswainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-79775743204160690682013-10-27T11:25:02.383-04:002013-10-27T11:25:02.383-04:00Matthew makes a great point that maybe blogging --...Matthew makes a great point that maybe blogging -- and even FB and twitter -- are starting to feel like "yesterday's" social media as new platforms and practices emerge. And the larger question of how we archive/corral concurrent discussions is a big one.

It is curious to me that blogging -- which started out as a more experimental, informal mode of writing compared to (say) publishing journal articles -- has now come to feel more formal, perhaps due to its "public" nature, and it has become acceptable to link to URLs in one's footnotes/citations. FB communities (in comparison) can feel more intimate, immediate, and provisional. And posting a comment a blog 1. feels more "public" and 2. takes a bit more time/effort.

One advantage that I still see in the blog format is this comparatively "slow" pacing. Not everyone is on FB or twitter so blogs provide a certain archiving function in their own right -- they can't capture the entirely of the myriad concurrent conversations unfolding across all platforms, but they do capture some, and make that information more accessible.Jonathan Hsyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-71424276042420521062013-10-26T21:55:43.217-04:002013-10-26T21:55:43.217-04:00I think there's also the simple issue of techn...I think there's also the simple issue of technology - blogging is last year's. Students have moved on beyond blogging, facebook, twitter, etc. Even us (relatively) tech-savvy professors are struggling to keep up with the different media on which there are conversations. That surely plays into it too...Matthew Gabrielehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-20153124832845606702013-10-25T19:16:58.901-04:002013-10-25T19:16:58.901-04:00The other thing I have thought about a lot is how ...The other thing I have thought about a lot is how all this online intellectual labor/archiving/conversation is somewhat incommensurate with the rather old school protocols of tenure and promotion processes. It would be so great if, when one is up for promotion, one could simply send along a link to one's online profile, regardless of the platform—and the committees would figure out how to read, evaluate, and appreciate the work both put *into* the archive as well as the linked online/print *contents* that the archive points to. This is very utopian, I realize. BUT…having just gone through the tenure application process, and having been made to jump through the various hoops and three-hole punch the paperwork packets required at my institution, it just seemed so silly to me—I wanted to include just one single page that said "Here's a link to my blog: it's all there." If I end up starting an alternative college at some point, I'll propose that promotion processes be open to diverse modes of delivery and new media forms.Christopher Schaberghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-29711079533151592002013-10-25T11:31:36.607-04:002013-10-25T11:31:36.607-04:00Thanks for the post, Rick. In my work with Hybrid ...Thanks for the post, Rick. In my work with Hybrid Pedagogy, and my also too infrequent blogging on my personal/professional website, I've been frustrated by how rarely comments show up on a post, even when a robust conversation might be happening on other social media venues like Twitter, Facebook, and Google+. At Hybrid Ped, we've also tried to promote the forum as a place for discussion, to the extent of organizing and running a virtual unconference. While that was a successful experiment in other ways, it didn't lead, as we'd hoped to continued interest and engagement in the forum once it was over.

If post-publication peer review and alternative metrics are going to "work" as methods of evaluating academic production, I think you're right that we need to be more attentive to creating and curating the record of conversations sparked by blog posts. Although it's often easier to comment on Facebook, or Twitter, it's also important, as you note here, to make sure that conversation links back to (and is linked from) the original post.

So, starting today, I'm setting myself the goal of being more diligent in creating and reinforcing those links. Also, in setting up our own blogging platforms, we can probably help things by allowing trackbacks from a variety of social media. And, in responding through a variety of social media, we can be better about creating those trackbacks by including links to the original post.a little birdhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-35676152764671664782013-10-14T03:27:18.451-04:002013-10-14T03:27:18.451-04:00This is really a great read for me. Thank you for ...This is really a great read for me. Thank you for publishing articles having a great insight stimulates me to check more often for new write ups. Keep posting!

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Sorry that the OpenHistory site is already taken down. Presumably they're working on getting the collection together now that pieces have been selected, so hopefully it will spur more debate and conversation when that's out.Brandon W. Hawkhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-31112649626657935552013-09-15T15:41:02.426-04:002013-09-15T15:41:02.426-04:00I've only just caught up with this, and discov...I've only just caught up with this, and discover that the OpenHistory site linked has already gone the way of 202 + 202, but I think you're quite right to broaden the comparison to draft articles and conference papers anyway. My thoughts on this are many and confused, but they include:
(1) a completed and passed Ph.D. has in some sense passed peer review, perhaps the most rigorous peer review our writings ever get, so while it may be incomplete it shouldn't be inadequate, and in that sense the comparison to draft material misses something;
(2) I think it probably does, ethically, matter, who funded the work, and what they want, so if the AHA wants to take the pressure off, as the Q&A suggests, then I don't think that can be seen as bad thing;
(3) I have dithered a long time about what portion of my research to post on my blog, not because I fear it does me harm, quite the reverse, but because I take so long to finish things that it would be possible for someone to scoop me if I put too much up. I think there is one published article actually based, without acknowledgement, in a discussion on my blog, which was a neat trick by the author. This is a concern with making any `development' material accessible, of course, but the first point throws into question whether a dissertation should be seen this way. Nonetheless, if you have things to do with it I think it should be fine to hold onto it. I don't understand, in this light, why people put draft material on Academia.edu; it's either in the hope that it will help people, or in the hope that people will help them, I guess, but what it looks like to me is not knowing when stuff is ready.
(4) Lastly, just as a datapoint, I put my thesis online myself and it caused me no trouble at all getting a book contract, but then those publishers were also keen that the book incorporate revisions, which I also wanted, so the issue may not have been so keen.
tenthmedievalhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-36333409039200027152013-06-28T10:36:56.618-04:002013-06-28T10:36:56.618-04:00Congratulations on your panel and your wonderful F...Congratulations on your panel and your wonderful Futurama shout out! Jennifer Lynn Jordanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-84924965866975486812013-06-27T10:36:07.656-04:002013-06-27T10:36:07.656-04:00There is also, don't forget, the biennial meet...There is also, don't forget, the biennial meeting of the New Chaucer Society, which, although it might seem like a narrowly-defined conference [Chaucer], in recent years, it has really become more of a big-tent medieval studies conference [focusing on the time period, yes, of Chaucer, and England, yes, but really about so much more]. I've gone twice [and I'm not a Chaucer nor Middle English scholar], and have been struck by how capacious it is. It also seems to attract many, many people across a wide stretch of fields within medieval studies. But it is also often in remote places most people cannot afford to get to [Siena, Rekjavik, etc.]: it has a certain tinge of "elite" and exclusive, although it is very accepting of graduate students and insists all panels feature grad. student work, so that's impressive [more than the MAA can claim]. Nevertheless, honestly, it's also a bit elitist.

Also [ahem, shameless plug], BABEL's biennial conference is attempting to be a big-tent conference driven by medieval studies, but since it wants to bring in lots of other fields and disciplines, it can't honestly be called a "medieval" conference. There is a need, I think, to have what might be called "massive" medieval conferences [a la Kalamazoo and Leeds], and I don't see the need to limit how many there are: Saint Louis is well situated, geographically, to draw in a lot of people, and it is a CHEAP [and lovely] place to visit [I used to live there]. Actual attendance, over time, will determine whether or not such a regularly-occurring event would succeed at SLU, but if Ruth Evans has anything to do with it, I would have high hopes. There is quite a bit of medievalist firepower, in general, in Saint Louis and nearby, covering multiple institutions. That bodes well.

On the anger that surfaced recently on FB and elsewhere regarding what has happened with sessions at Kalamazoo, I'm not quite sure I fully understand that. I've had sessions turned down every year and also sessions accepted every year [I don't take it personally, and it's never a good thing to look at what has been accepted and say, "my session was better than that"]. As a conference organizer, I can tell you the selection process is painful. Once upon a time, at the Kalamazoo Congress, some sponsoring organizations got 5-7 approved sessions, and that has seemed grandfathered in, with newer sponsoring organizations [like BABEL, and postmedieval, for example] only ever being granted 2, or more recently, 1. Now, this year, and last, it also appears that the Congress committee is starting to chip away a little bit at groups that have historically *always* had a disproportionately higher # of sessions. That's a good thing, but they could go further. Grant every sponsoring org. 2 sessions, and no more [and some will still only want one]. If they did that all at once [as much as it might hurt], more people, and organizations, would be better served.

Big conferences, and smaller [more regional, or more narrow-themed] ones, all serve different purposes. You can never have too much of anything --- our field, in general, suffers from access problems [whether to money, certain sites of research, to certain influential persons, groups, to certain jobs, etc.], so I think a proliferation of conferences, in whatever manner, will only help the field. If they can be sustained [financially and otherwise] by certain institutions, groups, etc. -- more power to them.Eileen Joyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-17931647304711115682013-06-24T13:10:59.839-04:002013-06-24T13:10:59.839-04:00Thanks for getting this discussion started, Matt. ...Thanks for getting this discussion started, Matt. I'm coming into it a bit late, and I think it's a good one so far.

My experience has been, for several years, to go to and view Kalamazoo as the medievalist conference. I've been attending since my second year of grad work and see it as the conference high point of the year. The things I love about Kalamazoo are the diversity, the interdisciplinarity, and the ability to (expect to) see so many friends, meet new ones, etc. I can move in several circles appropriate for my different interests. To me, it is the big conference.

Unfortunately, because of money, I've never made it to Leeds. This year, I did attend and presented at the MAA, and found it to be very different: to me, it was a small conference (in comparison to Kalamazoo), and I was able to participate in just a few good circles of people with similar interests. It also struck me that much of the focus was on history--which isn't a bad thing, since I feel comfortable with history/historians, despite my main training with literature.

I have also attended some other large conferences, such as NeMLa (in the 3 past years), and that seems very large and disparate in subjects--perhaps too much so for someone who does not work on modern topics.

On the other hand, I am very much in favor of smaller, regional conferences: I've participated in and even once co-organized the New England Medieval Studies Consortium Graduate Student Conference; I've attended the Plymouth State University Medieval and Renaissance Forum, as well as the New England Medieval Consortium. I also helped to organize an Anglo-Saxon Studies Colloquium graduate conference several years ago. All of these were great for a small community, to meet new people, especially those who are close and work in the same subjects. I think they foster good regional connections and possibilities.

But do we need another "Medieval Conference" (big M, big C), meant to be giant in scope? I doubt it. And I have a hard time believing that any conference will really shift focus away from Kalamazoo, Leeds, and MAA.Brandon W. Hawkhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-64439633001921932622013-06-24T12:56:51.304-04:002013-06-24T12:56:51.304-04:00Jonathan, thanks for your thoughts. It is good to ...Jonathan, thanks for your thoughts. It is good to look at the whole issue in perspective, and it is good to know about the non-Anglophone trends. Your comments also bring this all back to questions of how governments are involved, and how different certain stances on education and academic enterprise can be.

Coincidentally, after fully reading and thinking about your comment this morning, I also saw a link to another academic's blog post raising questions similar to those in my own first post. Here it is: The Digital Victorianist's "Open Access: The $2,950 Book Review"Brandon W. Hawkhttp://email@example.com


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