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Complete Works of Shakespeare
Complete Works of William Shakespeare is the standard name given to any volume containing all the plays and poems of William Shakespeare. Some editions include several works which were not completely of Shakespeare's authorship (collaborative writings), such as The Two Noble Kinsmen, a collaboration with John Fletcher, as well as Pericles, Prince of Tyre and/or Edward III.
In their 2006–2007 season the Royal Shakespeare Company committed to the performance of the Complete Works in a single year. In 1987 Adrian Hilton acquired a Guinness World Record for reciting the Complete Works non-stop, enduring 5 days without sleep.
Selected editions[edit]
The various editions of the Complete Works include a number of university press releases, as well as versions released from larger publishing companies. The Complete Works (especially in older editions) are often sought after by book collectors, and a number of binderies and publishing houses have produced leather bound and gilded releases for luxury book collecting.
Both mainstream and academic publishing companies have released multiple editions and versions of their own collections of Shakespeare's work, often updated periodically. Multiple editors contribute to the processes of laying out the Complete Works, and many times either the main editor, publishing company, or university's name is included in the title. (For instance, the Complete Works published by the Arden company is often referred to as the Arden Shakespeare, and the edition produced by Yale University called the Yale Shakespeare.)
Publisher editions[edit]
- Arden - The Complete Works (Arden Shakespeare), The Arden Shakespeare Complete Works ("Arden Shakespeare")
- Black Dog & Leventhal - William Shakespeare: The Complete Works (4 vol.)
- CRW Publishing Ltd. - The Complete Works of William Shakespeare
- Gramercy - William Shakespeare: The Complete Works, William Shakespeare: The Complete Works [Deluxe Edition], The Globe Illustrated Shakespeare: Complete Works, The Globe Illustrated Shakespeare: The Complete Works Annotated
- HarperCollins - The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: The Alexander Text, Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Ed. 1-4)
- Kittredge Shakespeare, The Complete Works of Shakespeare, edited by George Lyman Kittredge, Ginn & Co. 1936 (revised by Irving Ribner and reissued 1971)
- Longman - The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Ed. 1-7)
- Modern Library - William Shakespeare: Complete Works
- Palgrave Macmillan - The RSC Shakespeare: The Complete Works
- Penguin Books - World of Shakespeare: The Complete Plays and Sonnets of William Shakespeare (38 Volume Library) (38 vol.)
- Penguin Classics - The Complete Pelican Shakespeare
- Riverside - The Riverside Shakespeare (Ed. 1-2) ("Riverside Shakespeare")
- Wordsworth Editions Ltd. - The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare [Special/Royals], The Complete Works of Shakespeare [Children's Classics], Complete Works of William Shakespeare (3 vol.)
Academic editions[edit]
- "Cambridge Shakespeare" (Cambridge University Press, Doubleday, Garden City, Houghton Mifflin, Octopus Books, RH Value)
- "The Oxford Shakespeare"
- "Yale Shakespeare"
- Best, Michael. Internet Shakespeare Editions, University of Victoria. (Accessed 11/29/06) [1]
- The Complete Works of Shakespeare, Fifth Edition, David Bevington, ed. Longman, 2003.
- The Riverside Shakespeare, Heather Dubrow, William T. Liston, Charles H. Shattuck, G. Blakemore Evans, Joseph Jay Tobin, Herschel Baker, Anne Barton, Frank Kermode, Harry Levin, Hallett Smith, Marie Edel, eds. Houghton Mifflin, 1997.
See also[edit]
- The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), a slapstick speeded-up version by the Reduced Shakespeare Company (1987), cramming all the familiar bits into a single performance.
- List of works by William Shakespeare
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A matriculated student is one who has demonstrated competence for collegiate study and who has been
accepted as a candidate for a degree. Your matriculation date is important because it determines which College Catalog and degree requirements you are to follow. For example, new students enrolled (matriculated) for a degree for the Fall 1997 semester are required to follow the curriculum set out in the 1996-98 Catalog.
A minimum of 120 credits is required for most baccalaureate major programs and 60 credits is required for the associate's degree. Students must complete at least 24 credits at Touro to meet residency requirements for the associate's degree and 45 credits for the bachelor's degree. Also, at least one-half of the major course and core course requirements, must be completed at Touro.
A Declaration of Major form is available from the Registrar's Office or the Advisement and Counseling Service for students wishing to change their major or declare a major. Once completed, this form is to be handed in to the Registrar's Office. The form is completed every term as part of registration.
It is perfectly okay for a baccalaureate student to be undecided about his major during his first two years of college. Most freshmen are undecided about their major or change their major several times before making a final decision. We understand that it may take time to select a major.
Touro also provides assistance to students in choosing a major. The people in the Advisement and Counseling Service, as well as department chairs are just some of the people who are available to help you with selecting a major.
All baccalaureate students should declare a major by the end of their sophomore year (completion of 60 credits). Changing your major during the first semester of the junior year is possible, but as you start to complete your major courses switching to a new major program becomes more difficult to do without having to complete more than 120 credits.
First, you should check with the Registrar's Office to make sure a complete transcript has been sent from your transfer institution. Once this is received by Touro, your additional credits will be evaluated by the Registrar's Office. Note that transcripts from previously attended institutions must be received within six months of beginning study at Touro.
No, not automatically. At Touro, there is a ten year limit for using undergraduate transfer credit in Computer Science, Natural Sciences, Business and Accounting. In other fields, as long as the coursework is comparable to current degree requirements, the credits can be applied to your Touro degree. It is subject to individual departmental approval.
You should plan to spend two hours outside of class studying for every hour you spend in class. If you are enrolled for 15 credits, you should plan for 30 hours of study time every week. This adds up to 45 hours that you will need to commit to class and to studying every week, which is a full-time commitment.
The definition of a full-time student is one who is enrolled for 12 credits (or its equivalent) or more for either the fall or spring semester. As indicated above, participation in class together with study outside class is equivalent to a full-time job. Therefore, a full-time student should work only part-time and usually not more than 20 hours per week.
The Grade Point Average (GPA) is obtained by dividing the total number of grade quality points achieved by the total number of course credits attempted at Touro College including a grade of "F" but not grades of "W" or "P".
P: Passing grade
TC- to TF: A student has not completed a required assignment or examination. If the work is not completed by the deadline, the "T" drops and the grade becomes final.
W: Withdrew with permission
WU: Failed - Administrative withdrawal without permission before eight weeks
N: No grade submitted by instructor
INC: Incomplete (graduate school only)
WNA: Student never attended classes.
(Please see the Catalog for definition of grades "A" through "F" and further information on the grading system.)
Courses in which grades of "F" have been received must be repeated if they are required for graduation. Further, if the "failed" course is a prerequisite for another course then the next course may not be taken until the prerequisite course has been passed. For example, EBA 102 may not be taken until EBA 101 has
been passed; LLE 102/GLL 122 requires successful completion of LLE 101/GLL 121 or a placement exam; and MAT 121 must be passed before beginning MAT 122.
Any student whose GPA falls below 2.00 is automatically placed on probation. Students on probation are given two semesters to raise their GPA to 2.0. Students who have not improved their grades sufficiently while on probation may be dismissed from the College.
Full-time students who achieve a high standard of scholarship in a semester are named to the Dean's List at the end of each fall and spring semester. Honors are awarded to students who have completed at least twelve credits (excluding grades of "P") in a given semester and attained a GPA of 3.4 or better.
Approximately nine months to one year before you plan to graduate (prior to March 15th of the preceding year for January graduates and prior to September 15th of the preceding year for June and September graduates), you must file a graduation application at the Registrar's Office. At that time, you must also pay a fee to the Bursar to complete the application. You will then be an official candidate for graduation. The Registrar will prepare a graduation audit for you specifying the courses you have remaining to complete your degree requirements.
A GPA of 2.00 is necessary for graduation. For all students who entered Touro after Fall 1988, a 2.30 average in the major is also required for graduation.
A student needs to complete at least 60 credits at Touro in a bachelor's degree program and to achieve a minimum final GPA of 3.40. Graduation Honors are awarded as follows:
summa cum laude: 3.80 - 4.00
magna cum laude: 3.60 - 3.79
cum laude: 3.40 - 3.59
Students completing the associate degree with a 3.50 GPA and a minimum of 32 credits completed at
Touro are eligible to graduate "With Distinction".
Prerequisites are specific courses that must be satisfied before you can enroll in a course. The prerequisites for each course are listed in the Class Schedule and the Touro Catalog. Completing all
prerequisites before taking a course is important for academic success. The prerequisite course teaches specific materials that are essential for success in higher level courses. Students without the proper prerequisites will not be prepared for the course and will, consequently, encounter academic difficulty. English/Speech Communications, mathematics, economics and introductory business courses should be taken during the first 64 credits in order to satisfy prerequisites for upper level business courses. For example, in order to take EBF 337 (International Trading of Commodities), an upper level course, EBE 105 and EBK 101 or EBF 101 must be completed first.
Student registrations are checked randomly prior to the beginning of each semester for compliance to the prerequisite requirements.
Students who do not have the proper prerequisites will be required to drop the course. Also, if you register for an advanced course expecting to have the prerequisite completed by the start of the next
semester and then do not pass the prerequisite course, you must drop the advanced course and repeat the
prerequisite as soon as possible.
If you are unable to take a mid-term or final exam at the scheduled time, you should contact your instructor before missing the exam. Authorization for a deferred or make-up exam is at the discretion of the instructor.
If you are going to be absent from classes for several weeks during a semester due to a serious illness, an unexpected business trip or other emergency, you should contact your instructor and the ACS (Advisement and Counseling Service) on your campus. A counselor will be able to contact your instructors, and let them know about your extended absence. Upon your return, it can then be determined if you can make up the missed work or if you should withdraw from some or all of your courses.
If you need to take one or more semesters off, you should file a Leave of Absence form with the
Registrar. Scheduling a meeting with a Touro Academic Counselor prior to taking a leave of absence is strongly recommended.
A student whose GPA is above a 3.0 may be allowed to take additional credits by receiving permission
from the Office of the Dean. You should take into consideration such factors as your work schedule and
the level of difficulty of the courses you plan to take. If the request is approved, you would have to pay on a per credit basis for each additional credit over the 18-credit maximum.
At Touro, waivers are dealt with by the Committee on Academic Standing. A student must go to his counselor/advisor for assistance in completing a student appeal form, where appropriate. Please be sure to follow the detailed instructions that are included with the request form. Documentation should be submitted along with the form.
To be eligible for financial aid, students need to complete their program within a maximum time frame of 150% of the length of the program in which they matriculate, measured in terms of credit hours and credit hours attempted. (Credit hours attempted to not include remedial non-credit courses. For example, students matriculated in a 120 credit baccalaureate program should complete their program (and all requirements for the degree) before they have exceeded 180 credits attempted.
A lower senior must have completed at least 88 credits, an upper senior, at least 104. Consult the LAS catalog (page 129) for the entire list.


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WASHINGTON - A 39-year-old mother from Woodbridge, Va. is charged with a felony count of child neglect after a neighbor spotted her toddler wandering around unsupervised Sunday.
"The neighbor had located the child, attempted to find the parents and were not able to," says Prince William County Police Officer Jonathan Perok.
Authorities responded to Miranda Court and took Golou Kone into custody after confirming the 2-year-old was her son.
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- by Charlotte Hubbard
My in-laws are here for a few days. Love 'em dearly, really I do, even if they make me slow waaaaay down to complete ordinary tasks. At the speed of Me, things like meals and errands and normal Real Life Everyday Stuff proceeds at a normal rate (whatever "normal" means!). At the speed of Them, well, patience is a big, big virtue.
And maybe it's time I entertained a little more virtue, eh?
Ioma turned 85 this weekend and Wilber will be 90 in August. They celebrate their 60th anniversary in September. We fetched them from their retirement apartment in IA, and come time you're reading this, we'll be on our way to our nephew's/their grandson's graduation in Indy—a FINE celebration! And we're glad they can go! Pleased to be taking them!
Grandma made Kirk a quilt and matching pillow for his college dorm room. It'll be unlike anything he receives from anyone else, partly because Grandma HAS the time and was willing to spend her time making it for him. I, as Aunt Charlotte, was pleased to make more than 500 cream cheese mints for his class's reception dinner. (Now you know how I spent my Memorial Day weekend!)
I, as Aunt Charlotte and the favorite d-i-l, am setting aside my usual writing schedule for all of this. I figure the WIP's not going anywhere until I get back to it. And I figure that someday, we'll be really glad we took Time Out for these family occasions…just as I hope my nieces and nephews will still be seen with me when I reach the age of Really Old and Really Slow.
So as you read this, think of us escorting The Parents to these receptions and the ceremony and then getting them to the airport in St. Louis to fly them back to Omaha (security procedures being another animal altogether). And then think of folks in your circle of life who maybe need a little extra time and patience from YOU, and who are probably more grateful for that gift of your time than you know right now.
I fully expect to reach 85 or 90—still writing, if I so choose! And I expect to still be motating under my own power, at my own speed…which will be waaaaay slower than I move now. And I hope, when I get there, Someone I Love will be taking me to family celebrations, and to their home to visit, and maybe overlooking how many other things they could be getting done while they wait for me to catch up to them!
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June 8th, 2009 at 3:54 pm
Lovely post. Happy Birthday to Ioma.
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Thanks, Jane!
It was a FINE, FUN celebration over the past 8 days and 2,000 miles in the car. Kirk, bless him, made *almost* as much fuss over Grandma's quilt as he did over the Sirius radio kit/lifetime membership he received from a clump of other relatives. Aunt Charlotte here was totally pleased that folks at that big graduation reception (nearly 400 people for 16 home-schooled graduates) snarfed all the cream cheese mints…good thing I'd hoarded a few back at the house so we could enjoy them at Kirk's party the next day!


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Psychologists have long thought that bringing women into traditionally male realms would create kinder, gentler institutions. However, female torture of male prisoners at Baghdad's Abu Ghraib prison seems to prove the opposite. Of the seven U.S. soldiers charged in the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal, three are women.
Leela Jacinto writes for abcnews.com that women are usually the victims of wartime sadism?especially sexual assault?not its perpetrators. "We live in a world where women are seen as victims," says anthropologist Carolyn Nordstrom. "In every culture across the world there is the concept of women as nurturers, there is a sense that women don't do this kind of thing." But she thinks women may "forge whole new ways" to torture and sexually humiliate male victims.
Law professor Rhonda Copelon says, "Sexual violence is used on women to humiliate, intimidate and destroy their identity and wholeness as women. Sexual violence is used on men to feminize them, to take away what is seen as their masculinity."
"It's clear that women have the capacity for sexual violence?maybe not a lot, but some amount," says Amy Caizza of Women's Policy Research. "And it's probably true that with more women involved in conflict as troops, it's more likely to happen." The number of women in the U.S. military has risen to 15% percent.
"It's interesting that with the three women charged in the case, there's no information that they dreamed up the abuses," says feminist scholar Cynthia Enloe. "I'm interested in who thought of the sexualization of the abuses. I have not seen anything that suggests it was the low-level women guards."
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Senna is an herbaceous low branching shrub native to Southern India (Tinnevelly district of Madras) and to the semidesert Nile region of northern Africa (Egypt, Sudan) and is now mostly cultivated in China, India and Pakistan. The yellowish-green to pale olive leaflets are hand-collected, dried and graded 3-5 months after planting. In Smooth Move®tea, only pharmacopoeial grade senna leaf is used containing the required level of its stimulant laxative active constituents known as hydroxyanthracene glycosides (sennosides A & B).
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A lot to like about this photo - including the expression and the way the head is held.
The attempt at a backlit picture , however, hasn't quite come off here. The sun has caused flare and much of the left of the photo is overexposed while the subject's face is thrown into shadow. In circumstances such as these it is best to switch to manual exposure and take your light reading from the face.
In the mod I've uploaded for you i have tried to mitigate the problems by cropping and then using a combination of a curves adjustment and the shadows/highlights tool to bring out the shadow area whilst reining in the highlights.
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PHOENIX (AP) — The Phoenix Suns, coming off the second-worst season in franchise history, went even younger with their second pick in Thursday's first round, tabbing the young Archie Goodwin after he played one season with Kentucky. Phoenix traded up a notch from No. 30 to 29, with Golden State exchanging the picks and in a salary dump included guard Malcolm Lee as part of the deal.
Phoenix general manager Ryan McDonough said the Suns badly wanted Goodwin and weren't sure he would be available if the trade wasn't made. Goodwin worked out twice in Phoenix.
Goodwin, envisioned as a point guard by the Suns, was accompanied by his mother, stepfather, aunt and uncle at Friday's news conference. A touted high school player out of suburban Little Rock, Ark., he struggled with his shooting at Kentucky.
"I will say right now my strength will be really attacking the rim, making plays for myself and others, being aggressive and confident, and my competitive edge really sets me apart," Goodwin said. "But I have a lot of room to grow. I'm only 18. I can get a lot stronger, I can get a lot more consistent in shooting, get my dribbling better and getting a high IQ for the game."
Goodwin's new coach, Jeff Hornacek, is confident Goodwin will do all he can to make the most of his ability, saying the player has shown he'll be willing to work hard in order to improve.
"He's got a bright future and he can do a lot of things for us," the coach said. "Especially in the open game that we want to run."


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If one of the main reasons you watch Scandal is to take notes on Olivia Pope's flawless style (and, fine, for those steamy makeout scenes with Fitz), then you're going to be really excited about this news. The Limited is launching a fall collection inspired by the ABC drama. (Fitz not included.) And Kerry Washington had a hand in the designs herself!
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idols in us
Micah 1:1-7
You must not bow down to them or worship them, for I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God who will not tolerate your affection for any other gods (Exodus 20:5).
How have you tried to define God in wrongful ways? What areas of your life have you not submitted to His control?
While attending a conference in Nashville, my husband and I decided to use some free time to visit the city's replica of the Parthenon—the temple of the Greek goddess Athena. While the artwork inspired awe, we couldn't shake the hollow and cold feeling that settled on us when we entered. Towering over 40 feet high, the gilded statue of Athena was the all-consuming focal point of the main room. My heart became heavy as I thought of the multitudes who had once knelt before the real statue.
The temptation of idolatry exists within each of us. We struggle with the desire to create a god who serves us versus a calling to be a people who serve God. In the days of the golden calf, Israel's idolatry was not simply an outright rejection of Yahweh. Rather, they had wrongly tried to make an image of God Himself (Exodus 32:4-6).
Generations later, King Jeroboam made the fateful decision to direct where the people would worship. His pride led the people into a time of spiritual captivity. During King Manasseh's reign, Judah worshiped in the right city, but they allowed the surrounding culture to shape what they were worshiping. Manasseh actually placed pagan altars and an idol in God's holy temple (2 Chronicles 33:7-9). Talk about the wrong focus!
Consider the following facts about God in order to avoid worshiping a god of your own making:
• He alone is worthy of our worship (Habakkuk 2:18-20).
• We do not define Him; He defines us (Romans 1:21-23).
• He is completely sovereign; any lesser view is manmade (Isaiah 45:9).
Call out to God today and ask Him to reveal the idols in your heart. A pure heart will lead to your pure worship of Him.
2 Responses to "idols in us"
Wow.. good one. That part about the golden calf, about how we do not define Him but He defines us.. that just blew me away. I'd never heard it like that before and it suddenly makes a lot of sense to me why it's such a big deal to God that we must never make for ourselves an idol, even if it is of Him. Thanks Regina and thank you God.
I loved the part about serving God and not thinking that He serves us. Lately, the Holy Spirit has brought to my attention that I use the word "I" was too much in my prayers. I have been re-training myself to ask God for things with a humble, contrite heart… "Lord, if it is Your will, help me…"
All things come from God and it is good to remind ourselves daily that we are here for His glory, not our own!
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Summer Whites
Yes, white clothing can be every-woman wearable. Try these refreshingly light looks and simple summer outfits in the season's chicest shade.
Cool and Collected
How head-to-toe white becomes workplace-practical: Pair an ivory Shaker-stitch sweater with easy pants; tuck an eggshell-colored tank under a lean but body-slimming suit. Standout statement necklaces in metal and Lucite take the look straight from desk to dinner.
Sweater, $89, L.L. Bean. Pants, $25, Worthington by JCP. Cuff, $36, Annie O. Sandals, $187, Matt Bernson. Jacket, $129, and pants, $89, Boston Proper. Top, $78, Eileen Fisher. Earrings, $28, Robert Chiarella. Necklace, $225, Pono by Joan Goodman. Sandals, $88, Calvin Klein.


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Coyote, America's song dog, is an amazing and magnificent animal who is very misunderstood, historically maligned, and tragically and reprehensibly persecuted. Coyotes are intelligent, playful, affectionate, and devoted caregivers. Native Americans appreciated them as cunning tricksters. They are among the most adaptable animals on Earth and are critical to the integrity of many diverse ecosystems. I know coyotes well having studied them for decades.
North America is home to a very special wild dog—the coyote. Highly respected by Native Americans, coyotes have held a special place in our history. The Navajo's sheep and goat herders greatly revered coyotes, and referred to them as "God's dog." It wasn't until sheep ranchers began running large herds of unprotected sheep that coyotes began to be viewed in an unfavorable light. I've written about these amazing mammals in earlier essays (see also and) and this short piece is an update on what we're learning about them. It's essential to revisit just who coyotes are because they (and other predators also called pests) are killed in huge numbers because of incredibly false claims (detailed data about what coyotes and other predators actually do can be found here) that they wreak havoc on livestock and kill pets. Indeed, "Less than a quarter of one percent, 0.23%, of the American cattle inventory was lost to native carnivores and dogs in 2010, according to a Department of Agriculture report." And, "Four percent (4%) of the U.S. total sheep inventory are killed each year by carnivores such as coyotes and dogs according to USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) ..."