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ANS 372 • Decoding Classical Chinese Poetry
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This course will provide an introduction to the classical Chinese poetic tradition and is open to all students. No previous background in Chinese language, culture or literature is required. Readings in English translation will encompass a selective sample of poetry from as early as the seventh century B.C.E. through the 8th century. Lectures and discussions will focus on the literary, cultural, historical, social, political, philosophical, and religious background against which these representative works in poetry arose. Background reading will be assigned to supplement the primary works of literature. Course emphasis will be given to poetry of the Tang dynasty (618-907) which is commonly referred to as the "golden age" of Chinese poetry. An intensive and close reading will be given to poems by one of China's greatest and most beloved poets, Du Fu (aka Tu Fu) ßØ®j (712-770).
The poet's response to the human condition will form the framework within which we will consider our role as readers and our interpretation of the poetic treatment of the human response. Lectures, readings and class discussion will examine these ideas and concepts in the context of the Chinese literary memory. Above all, we will decode the literary language of classical Chinese poetry and poetic craft. It is through this process of deciphering what can be puzzling or mysterious that the reader may emerge with yet another response to the human condition. Herein lies the secret of classical Chinese poetry - we can still find out way to the Chinese poet's world today.
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Informal Writing (answering discussion questions and free-writing, 25%) Critical Writing (50%) - 3 essays; Essay 1 (3-4 pages, typed, double-space, 10%); Essay 2 (2-3 pages, typed, double-space, 15%); Essay 3 (6-8 pages, typed, double-space, 25%) Creative Writing (1 Poem in imitation of classical Chinese poetry, 1 Matching Poem [of a classmate's poem], 5%) Oral Presentation (5%)
David Hawkes, A Little Primer of Tu Fu (Rpt. Renditions, 1995) to be purchased@paradigm (not co-op) Stephen Owen, ed. and trans. An Anthology of Chinese Literature (Norton, 1996) Michael Sullivan, The Three Perfections: Chinese Painting, Poetry and Calligraphy (Revised edition: George Braziller, 1999)


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Cloud Computing Journal: The idea of lean and agile development has been evolving in recent years. To what extent is cloud computing in all its forms driving this evolution toward DevOps?
Matthew Selheimer: Survey data and customer experience show that the drive to cloud computing is more so about agility than just about cost efficiencies. This demonstrates there is strong synergy between those adopting lean and agile principles as well as looking to the cloud for improved time-to-market and the ability to react faster to competitive pressures.
Cloud Computing Journal: How much of a revolution is DevOps, i.e., how much waterfall development do we still see, and how quickly is the world of enterprise IT moving toward a DevOps world?
Selheimer: Here the pace-layering model is a good guide. It's useful to understand which of your systems are truly systems of record that ought to be expected to change infrequently due to compliance and other business stability requirements (e.g., your general ledger) vs. which ones are systems of differentiation or systems of innovation requiring more frequent updates to generate competitive advantage or neutralize competitive threats. DevOps is fundamental to enabling agility through continuous delivery in systems of differentiation and innovation.
Cloud Computing Journal: Who seem to be the best equipped people within an enterprise to handle DevOps: the "Dev" folks or the "Ops" folks? Alternatively, do you find the requisite skills already there within the world of system administrators?
Selheimer: Both sides benefit from learning more about each other's worlds. We recommend that Ops people take a Dev person to lunch and vice versa. It's a great way to build bridges, foster collaboration, and better understand what is "upstream" or "downstream" from your day-to-day work. After all, business value is only delivered when the new application capabilities are deployed and used not just when code is ready.
Cloud Computing Journal: What, if any, tradeoffs are there in moving toward a DevOps world? Are there aspects of this sort-of continuous development, "perpetual beta" world that are disadvantageous compared to the older, slower way of software development? Is there a middle ground, a sort-of "hybrid DevOps"?
Selheimer: Many people are conditioned to the idea of a big release that is going to enable a breakthrough capability. The world of DevOps means that innovation is continuous in small chunks that are quick to code and deploy (and easier to roll back if there are issues). Some may find this environment to be "incrementalism" at first, but the reality is that you can deliver bigger chunks of innovation faster this way than waiting for a 12 or 18 month waterfall cycle.
Cloud Computing Journal: Why do your customers do business with you? What have you learned from them?
Selheimer: We serve customers across many industries and of different sizes, but they all share one thing in common, they are trying to transform IT to better enable their businesses to be agile while ensuring the stability of operations their businesses also demand. ITinvolve's unique combination of collaboration, analysis, and knowledge capture ensure teams have the information they need to effectively execute projects and changes whether those are application releases, infrastructure upgrades, or scenario planning activities like disaster recovery or data center moves.
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The STAR Enrichment Center and Star Eco work in tandem to enrich the lives of children, adults, and animals. When animals are rescued from dangerous living situations or seized from the hands of smugglers, STAR Eco Station provides them with second chances at peaceful lives. But the facility doesn't just serve as a haven for more than 200 rescued animals. Perhaps just as importantly, it also educates the public as an environmental science museum. During public tours, guides lead guests through exhibits of rescued exotic animals, such as parrots, pythons, and wildcats, while explaining the habits, history, and New Year's resolutions of each creature. The recipient of multiple awards from media and government agencies, STAR Eco Station also provides educational outreach programs to more than 40 California school districts and works in concert with conservation organizations such as the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Paw Project, and Heal the Bay.
At the STAR Enrichment Center in Beverlywood, learning enrichment takes center stage for adults and children alike. Here, dedicated teaching professionals offer courses in STEAM education (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math), child development, visual and media art, and language. Through courses that range from pre-natal workshops to parent and child classes, the center has earned a reputation for hosting engaging curriculum for all ages. The Enrichment Center is also home to the STAR Prep Academy and STAR Preschool.
The press certainly likes California Family Fitness, granting the exercise venue such awards as Best Gym on KCRA-3's 2012 and 2014 A-List and Sacramento News and Review's Best of Sacramento 2012 Award. The press, however, isn't the top priority for the gym's staff; they believe that, to quote their about CFF page, ?awards don't greet you at the door.? Instead, they depend upon their dedicated staffers at the front desk, chaperones at the Kidz Club play zone, and personal trainers to make families of clients feel at home. Certified personal trainers take aspiring exercisers of all ages through regimens that make use of the 18 available locations' ample workout machinery. Seasoned instructors, meanwhile, hold group fitness classes, free with a membership, fostering community as they incinerate calories during high-energy Zumba, step aerobics, Turbo Kick, and Hip Hop Hustle. Nine of the locations boast pools that host swim lessons taught by certified water-safety instructors.
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Operating under the mantra ?experience the difference,? Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park rockets jumpers of any age, shape, or physical ability across 3-D trampoline courts, which were awarded a US patent for their uniqueness. Inside the air-conditioned facility, trampoline-covered walls absorb and ricochet bodies, demonstrating real-life instances of "bouncing off the walls" to both kids and puzzled ballistics students. Aerial amusement disguises calorie-burning fitness during open-jumping sessions and competitive games, such as ultimate dodge ball and Sky Zone the Sport with goals rotating 360 degrees. Bouncers renounce gravity and their fear of ceilings with trampoline shoes or while soaring toward the rim on the SkySlam court. SkyRobics trampoline classes motivate visitors to whip into shape with calisthenics and core exercises as they joyously reach for the skies. To ensure bouncers stay safe and follow the rules, court monitors supervise the high-flying fun at all times.
Staffed by experienced professionals and computers who've sworn allegiance to the Three Laws of Golfing Robotics, GolfTec's syndicate of golf training centers grooms games with a five-pronged approach enhanced by technological refinements. Score-shaving wisdom resonates within the walls of the indoor facilities, where certified personal coaches point out flaws and strengths while providing golfers with tips to permanently improve their game from tee to green. By utilizing video swing analysis and motion-measurement software, instructors can assess pupils' abilities with objective data and a fact-based tact superior to traditional hearsay-oriented coaching strategies. To further enhance performance, GolfTec offers club-fitting services to match each swing profile with its ideal set of sticks.
Across nearly three-fourths of the United States, AMF Bowling Co. reverberates year-round as families, friends, and competitors send bowling balls in search of upright pins careening down slick lanes. The company first established itself as an industry leader in 1946, the same year the sport introduced automated pinspotters.
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Though a child's imagination can turn any setting into a wondrous landscape, Party Place gives visitors a creative boost with hand-painted murals in each of its themed rooms. These include The Park, which is painted from floor to ceiling to provide guests with the experience of dining in a redwood forest without being pressured to save some pizza for John Muir. Party Place also organizes packages for parents, such as the Premium Pizza Party, with six extra-large pizzas; the Big Screen Bash, with a movie streaming from a large projector; and the Picasso Party, with painting instruction from artist Robert Lindsey.


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Before i start we are an independent international boarding school, so this might seem like a strange request for some.
Been looking at letting students personal laptops access there files on their home shares.
Looked at "Network Policy and Access Services" on a couple of occasions, which is the Microsoft solution. I am aware it might not be happy with Apple and Linux machines, however we havent got a spend available in invest in a solution that is all singing and dancing :(
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House introduces bill that would raise fuel tax 15 cents to fund highways
Presented as a highway funding solution, Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-Ore.) introduced into the House today a bill that if enacted would institute a 15-cent increase per gallon in fuel taxes.
How to prep your truck for Old Man Winter
Nothing tests a truck's readiness for climate change like a hard, frigid blast of arctic air. That's why winter preparation is an annual event for owner-operators. Basic preparation can pay big dividends by avoiding unnecessary downtime.
Undoing hours rule, implementing e-logs key items on 2014 ATA agenda
ATA Chairman Phil Byrd said undoing this year's hours-of-service rule changes, working on an electronic log mandate, fixing CSA and working to improve driver respect are some key areas ATA will focus on in 2014.
Diesel price jumps 3.9 cents in first consecutive increase in three months
The national average price for a gallon of on-highway diesel rose for the second week in a row in the week ended Dec. 2, moving up 3.9 cents to $3.883. This is the first time since September the price has increased in back to back weeks.
FMCSA updates citation protocol to allow removal of violation from CSA, PSP after successful challenge
In an attempt to shore up some of the data quality issues facing FMCSA, the agency has unveiled changes to its data collection system that it says will better account for adjudication after a roadside inspection violation.
Brokers lose court bid to stop Dec. 1 bond increase
A federal court has denied a broker trade association's motion to halt an increase in the surety bond from $10,000 to $75,000.
Going where others won't: Owner-operator Jimmy Nevarez
Nevarez has made a career specialty out of short-haul in Los Angeles, Calif., as an owner-operator in spite of the many naysayers who told him it couldn't be done.
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A burglar sizing up a New Malden home in the middle of the night was rumbled after its owner opened the front door.
A Metropolitan Police helicopter was also scrambled in search of the man who fled from Cheltenham Close towards Northcote Road and climbed over a fence onto the railway line.
He is described as white, about 6ft 2ins wearing a black hoodie, black jogging bottoms and black trainers.
Kingston police were called to reports of the attempted burglary in Cheltenham Close at 1.46am on Thursday, January 16.
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At one point, when Quaid's injured quarterback is writhing in pain, he says of his painkiller dosage: "I'm a football player; they've got to pump up the volume here!" We would expect nothing less from Oliver Stone, and he has done so gloriously. There's no doubt that hard-core fans will find some of the action less than realistic, but what the actors don't have in experience is more than made up for by the sheer bombast of the production. It's hard to beat the NFL for over-the-top spectacle, but trust Hollywood to rise to the challenge.
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DEFINITION of 'SEC Form 8-B12G'
A filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) concerning the registration of securities of certain successor issuers, pursuant to section 12(g) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Section 12(g) concerns the registration of a security by its issuer. This section specifically discuess exemption to the rules and the types of issuers that may be exempt from the 1934 Securities Exchange Act's requirement of registering the issuance of securities.
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In general, Form 8-B is a specialized registration form used by certain issuers with no securities registered under the 1934 Securities Exchange Act, that succeed to another issuer which had securities that were registered at the the time of the succession.
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