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Starting Monday, May 19th, Garlocks will be offering a lighter fare menu. These menu options will be available Monday-Wednesday every week. The entrees are all $13.95, and served with choice of soup or salad and fresh vegetable and potato.
Menu choices are as follows:
- Pork loin spinwheel..rolled with spinach and sundried tomatoes topped with cream sauce.
- 6oz fresh atlantic salmon..bourbon glazed or blackened.
- Half rack or herb encrusted lamb served over mushroom risotto.
- Veal Marsala.
- Stuffed sea scallops with our homemade crab-meat dressing.
- Chicken Marsala.
- 4oz Filet Mignon…served your choice of three ways-neptuned, stuffed with bleu cheese and wrapped in bacon or chefs choice.
- Chefs choice..will change weekly.
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"We must be careful to remember the true meaning of Christmas" is a BRILLIANT thing to say to someone if you want to get them to pelt you with chocolate coins. The true meaning of Christmas might be the sensation of teary panic that descends after you have been out for four nights in a row and fall over a display of Yoga Bunny drinks in Pret. It might be the bile that rises when you read a piece called "Give the gift of DIAMONDS!" and you've got everyone a Compare the Meerkat mug. It might be the sicky feeling you get when you see a red, lacy, fur trimmed "sexy festive" outfit, or the stabby feeling you get when you're stuck on the tube with That Guy Who Thinks Everyone Should Be Pals And Sing Last Christmas Together Because It's December And For God's Sake Why Do People In London Not Talk To Each Other.
We should be kind to people all year around. Charity doesn't begin at home, and it certainly doesn't begin and end at Christmas. And charity at Christmas is a bit Dickensian. We can't relate to monacled millionaires buying turkeys the size of tiny orphans and having an open house for "the poor". It's a bit "Milky Bars are on me!"
But this year's Action Aid Christmas campaign is painfully relatable. It's all about protecting young women from predators. And if you've ever been anxious when walking down a street alone, or worried about someone you love doing the same, it's a campaign worth of your support, attention and donations. Action Aid's Happy Homes project offers shelter to children and young women who might otherwise become sex workers. They give them a place to live and learn. 10 year old Salma lives there. She was eight when she ran away from the house where she worked as a domestic servant, because her employer tried to rape her. And thanks to Farhana Nahid, who found her and looked after her, Salma is now about to attend one of the best schools in Dhaka. Approximately 150 girls have stayed at Happy Homes, and thousands more have benefitted from their services. But Happy Homes relies on public fundraising, and unless Action Aid raise the £116, 212 it needs, it may be forced to close at Christmas.
Imagine being eight, and scared and homeless. Imagine having brothers, sisters and even parents who depend on you. Imagine that you don't have anywhere to go where you don't feel vulnerable. The most basic human entitlement is safety. All people should have somewhere they can go and know that they are safe.
We're all broke. But if you've got £5, it would be lovely if you did without a gin and tonic or skipped Secret Santa and gave it to Action Aid instead. Or 50p. And if you haven't got the ha'penny for the old man's hat, tell someone who has. Club together. Make cakes or sing carols or just put this on Facebook so that people know about it. It would be nice if every child woke up to presents and people who loved them on Christmas morning. But for now, let's try to make sure that as many children as possible wake up and know that they're safe.
For more information on how to donate to Action Aid, check out this link: http://www.actionaid.org.uk/103419/happy_homes.html
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Not much has been happening in F1 since the deadline day last Friday, not much that has been made public. The most interesting probably is the ever growing list of new teams that submitted their 2010 entries.
Campos Meta, US F1 Team, Prodrive and Lola announced their entry submissions before the deadline. Over the weekend news came out Austria that Alex Wurz lodged F1 entry with a new Team Superfund. The latest team believed to have submitted the entry is March (competed in F1 between 1970 – 1993). Some sources say that Litespeed is also among the potential new entrants. The only thing on Litespeed website however is their few weeks old press release stating their intention to apply for their place on 2010 F1 grid.
Yesterday stories started to circulate about Brabham's entry. It looks however that the original source is a magazine often quoted by a certain agency in stories that often later prove to be just that – stories. So better wait before getting excited about Brabham's return to F1. Another team that some believe may be on the list is Epsilon-Euskadi but I haven't found anything official on their entry anywhere.
While all the talk about new teams may be exciting what really matters is the reaction of Max Mosley and FIA to the conditional entry submitted by FIA. Until now there has been no reaction. This may mean that FOTA and FIA continue talking behind the scenes. This may however also mean the opposite – there are no more talks and FOTA members simply await the next move from Mosley. If the latter is the case then Max Mosley was either left speachless by FOTA's move or he is quietly getting ready to shock us all with whatever he and FIA plan to come up with on June 12.


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Falling costs and investments in innovation have helped PepsiCo today (8 October) report a solid profit performance in its third quarter of 2009, despite a dip in revenues.
The food and drinks maker reported earnings per share of US$1.09, and in constant currency the company delivered 5% net revenue growth and an 8% increase in core EPS.
Indra Nooyi, PepsiCo chairman and CEO, said: "PepsiCo's diversified food and beverage portfolio and our advantaged business model continued to drive solid results this quarter. Our teams around the world leveraged PepsiCo's agile go-to-market system to deliver our brands at differentiated value to consumers, who are still feeling the pinch of the global recession despite improving macroeconomic indicators.
"We will continue to make targeted investments across our entire portfolio, and we expect these to ramp up next year as we begin to realise the benefits of the integration of our two anchor bottlers. These investments in innovation, infrastructure, key markets and people development, coupled with our operating agility and focus, give me great confidence in both the near-and long-term growth prospects of PepsiCo."
The company's CFO Richard Goodman said PepsiCo was targeting EPS growth of 11 to 13% in core constant currency. "As we progress through 2010, if we do better than this range we will take the opportunity to make additional strategic broad-based investments in our business to enhance our competitiveness," he added.
The maker of Pepsi-Cola and Frito-Lay snacks reported net income of $1.72bn, or $1.09 per share, in the third quarter from $1.58bn, or 99 cents per share, a year earlier. Excluding items, PepsiCo earned $1.08 per share.
Revenue fell 1.5 percent to $11.08 billion.
PepsiCo said its American beverages division's (PAB) performance reflected the continued softness in the overall liquid refreshment beverage category in North America, recording a 6% decline in volume, 7% decline in net revenue and a 5% decline in operating profit.
PepsiCo International (PI) delivered a strong quarter, however, with net revenue up 13% and operating profit up 31%.
"While the macroeconomic environment continued to be challenging in Europe this quarter, Europe drove margin expansion and profitability by balancing revenue growth, tight cost controls and productivity gains," the company said.
Europe beverage volume grew 9%, driven by the Lebedyansky acquisition. Solid improvement in Western Europe and Turkey also contributed to a sequential improvement in volume growth.
Asia/Middle East/Africa beverage volume grew 9%, boosted by a strong performance in India.
For the full PepsiCo release click here.
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These crews are not boy's clubs
Written by Alex Davis Sunday, November 18, 2012 08:00 am
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For many female firefighters, work runs in the family
MIDDLE TOWNSHIP -- When 19-year-old Kristen Kolondra fights fires, she's does so alongside several of her family members.
A lot of her family is involved with the Rio Grande Fire Co. That's why she joined five years ago.
"It's in my blood," Kolondra said.
While area fire companies are still dominated by men, some women are bucking the trend. Rio Grande and Goshen volunteer fire companies each have three female firefighters.
All told, the Rio Grande Fire Co. has 40 members, and the Goshen Volunteer Fire Co. has around 20.
"You just feel like one of the guys. Nothing different really, just different bathrooms [at the station]," Kolondra said, laughing.
And battling fires with family members doesn't affect their work, she said.
"We just watch each other's backs," Kolondra said.
She remembers battling a fire that damaged the Mariner's Landing Pier on the Wildwood Boardwalk in 2008.
As the firefighters crossed the bridge to the barrier island, she could see flames.
"This is big," she said.
When Helen Graham became a member of the Rio Grande Fire Co. 13 years ago, she figures the volunteer organization had eight women firefighters.
Now's there's only three.
The decline is not only for women but men as well. The volunteers have limited time, jobs and more, she said.
Graham used to be a firefighter in Delaware County, Pa., for five years, where there had been three women in the company.
The 57-year-old said she has learned more with the Rio Grande company than the one in Pennsylvania, including extricating people from vehicles and about the ladder truck.
"Down here in Rio Grande, we do everything," she said.
Graham is vice president of the south region of the Fire Service Women of New Jersey.
Her son, Howard Graham Jr., followed in his mother's footsteps in becoming a firefighter, she said.
Mandy Smearman, 36 has been a firefighter at the Rio Grande company for just over a year. Her husband, Steven, became a firefighter in 1998.
"It kind of was a challenge," she said.
She wasn't sure if she would be able to meet the responsibilities of being a firefighter. Now she feels accomplished, Smearman said.
She was among Rio Grande Fire Co. members who went to Long Beach Island at Beach Haven with a tanker truck in Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.
"It was touching in a way," Smearman said.
The company didn't have to fight any fires.
The Goshen Volunteer Fire Co. also has three women firefighters. There are three contributing members as well, who bring water to the scene and do other tasksbut are not firefighters.
One of the firefighters is fire company Capt. Autumn Shaw, 26. She joined the fire company because of her brother, assistant chief Tom Shaw Jr., and father, fire company engineer Tom Shaw Sr.
She said she's been part of the fire company for about 7 ½ years
"You definitely worry more about fire safety," Shaw said.
She also said she's able to meet people.
"It's definitely like a family away from your family," Shaw said.
Shaw's aunt and mother are contributing members at the Goshen fire company. Nancy Shaw-Livingston, 42, said her family prompted her to join and she became a member four years ago. She serves as the secretary.
Dawn Shaw, 55, has been a member for five years. Shaw said she hopes the community sees the fire company as a need and not as a set of dollar signs.
"I thought it was nice to do some community work," said 71-year-old Claudette Deschatelets.
She has been a contributing member for about 12 years and is the treasurer. Her husband, Denis, is also a Goshen fire company firefighter.
Goshen Volunteer Fire Co. Chief Frank Svitak said all of the fire company members work together.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- American Express (AXP - Get Report) is making a major push for retailers to consider it a true alternative to Visa (V - Get Report) and MasterCard (MA), and Wall Street analysts are buying.
During the company's semi-annual investor conference last Wednesday, American Express president for global merchant services Anre Williams announced a new initiative called OptBlue, through which "third-party acquirers will contract directly with US small merchants for American Express card acceptance. They will sign the merchant, own the contract, determine the pricing with the merchant and provide servicing," according to a transcript provided by Thomson Reuters.
This is the latest effort by American Express to compete for small merchants' business. "Many small merchants believe we are too expensive and many think we are more cumbersome to work with because we are different than Visa and MasterCard," Williams said. But through the new program, merchants "now have the convenience of working with a single source, the third-party acquirer who has the flexibility to give them one pricing construct, a single statement, one settlement process and one contact for servicing for all of the major card brands the merchant chooses to accept."
The company in its presentation last week also said that out of an estimated $4.4 trillion in spending by small U.S. merchants during 2013, the "plastic spend" was only 9%, underlining a major growth opportunity. Through its OPEN program, the company said it had seen a compound annual growth rate of 12% from 2010 through 2013.
American Express last month reported 2013 earnings of $5.359 billion, or $4.88 a share, on revenue of $32.974 billion, increasing from earnings of $4.482 billion, or $3.89 a share, on revenue of $31.555 billion, during 2012. The company reported returns on average equity (ROE) of 27.8% for the fourth quarter and for 2013. The full-year ROE was up from 23.1% during 2012. Those are very strong numbers, and analysts believe the good times for American Express will continue, with a consensus 2014 EPS estimate of $5.45, rising to $6.05 in 2015. Morgan Stanley analyst Betsy Graseck on Monday upgraded American Express to "overweight" from "equal weight," while raising her price target for the shares to $100 from $90. Graseck left here 2014 EPS estimate for American Express unchanged at $5.55, but raised her 2015 EPS estimate to $6.36 from $6.30, and her 2016 estimate to $7.14 from $6.98. "Amex's US merchant penetration has been just 67% of [Visa and MasterCard's]. Why? Small merchants perceive Amex as more expensive, more cumbersome with its independent account statements, and slower to pay. Lower card acceptance has limited AXP's share of both cardholders and cardholder wallet," Graseck wrote in a note to clients. But she is a believer in OptBlue, since "Amex will eliminate statement charges and provide next-day payment to small merchants." Graseck cited Discover Financial Services (DFS) for providing a "compelling precedent," as that company was able to increase "merchant penetration from 75% to 90% in 2008/09 after signing on third-party acquirers." She believes American Express will see compound annual growth rates of 7% for revenue and 14% for earnings through 2016. The higher growth rate for earnings assumes continuing improvement to operating leverage, as the company cuts costs, and also factors in large repurchases of shares. The company bought back $3.992 billion in common shares, while reducing its average share count by 4%. American Express expects to complete $1 billion in buybacks during the first quarter. Graseck's upgrade followed an upgrade of American Express to a "buy" rating by Montgomery Scott analyst Sameer Gokhale on Thursday. Shares of American Express were up 0.8% to $87.69 in morning trading. This chart shows the stock performance American Express against the Dow Jones Industrial Averagedata by YCharts
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Beijing Auto Show marked the presentation of the BMW Gran Coupe, a four-door coupe that will rival models like Porsche Panamera, Mercedes-Benz CLS and Audi A7.
Germans from BMW revealed a concept that prefigures the successor of 5 Series at the Beijing Auto Show. The model has a length of five meters and is a four-door coupe that combines the advantages of a GT with the one of a sports model. The ceiling of this concept is 100 mm lower than the current BMW 7 Series F01 and the design was done as a development of a conventional sedan in three volumes.
BMW Gran Coupe will rival models such as Porsche Panamera, Audi A7 and next generation Mercedes-Benz CLS. Also, people at BMW will keep their design values that have established, this model following to present a number of trends that the future models of the manufacturer in Munich will follow.


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While the Mosaic production is marked by clarity and competence, it completely misses those live-wire underpinnings. The comedy is carefully wrought, but the play's anarchic menace is missing. The four-actor cast is thoroughly competent, but there's little chemistry. Terrell Hardcastle plays Austin as an intelligent, somewhat repressed professional trying to cope with an outlandish situation. It's a solid enough performance but a recycled one. Hardcastle has been doing essentially the same character in the same way in a string of area productions. Michael St. Pierre plays Lee, one of a long line of Shepard's dangerous charismatic drifters, more as a teddy bear than a predator, offering little threat or fire. Linda Bernhard, normally so reliable, seems lost here, bringing little impact to the brief role of the returning mother. As Saul the Hollywood producer, David Vargo fares best, aided by the fact that Shepard flips the usual stereotypes, making the Hollywood producer the most normal character in the bunch.
Most of the problems here must be laid to Richard Jay Simon's naturalistic staging, which offers meticulous detail where manic gonzo energy is required. When Lee destroys the house in his search for a pen or pencil to write with, his search feels carefully staged, not crazed. The same applies to the play's long monologues, extended word riffs that come across as constructed, not booze-fueled improvisations. David Sherman's kitchen set seems decidedly non-L.A., with its tacky Southwestern/Santa Fe décor, but at least the use of Native American pottery and artifacts suggests some mythic elements. The production might have been better off without the languid music score, mostly Allman Brothers and Hank Jr. at their drowsiest. But the soundtrack says it all. Shepard refers to two external forces in his L.A. nighttime setting, the yin and yang of his tale: the lulling normalcy of crickets and the enticing spooky menace of prowling coyotes. This Mosaic show has lots of crickets but no coyotes. It whirs and chirps, but there are no howls echoing through them thar L.A. hills.


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USS Thresher sank in Atlantic in 1963
VISTA, Calif. - Fifty years ago next month, the U.S. Navy suffered one of the worst disasters in submarine history when the USS Thresher sank, killing all aboard. A North County man still feels the impact of that disaster on that day in April 50 years ago.
"It was one of a kind," said Bob Miller of Vista. Miller was among a handful of sailors who was actually aboard the USS Thresher during its launch on July 9, 1960.
Three years later, the nuclear-powered submarine sank in the Atlantic, killing the 129 people aboard.
The USS Thresher was designed to go faster and deeper than anything that came before it.
Miller had been to sea on the submarine at least 40 different times but in 1963, the electronics technician made a decision to advance his career and go to school. It was a decision that saved his life.
"I was driving back from school with three others in the car," he said. "When I heard the news that Thresher had sunk, I blacked out."
It was later determined that a weld on a pipe or valve gave way, which flooded the engine room and ultimately doomed everyone on board. The submarine sank in about 5,000 feet of water.
Initially, Miller was haunted by what had happened.
"I kept thinking that maybe if I was there, I could've done something to help save her," he said.
Miller said he has since come to realize that those who were aboard that fateful day were as skilled as anyone who ever sailed and that did all they could.
Miller is preparing to attend the 50-year memorial in Maine next month. A second nuclear-powered submarine, the USS Scorpion, sank five years later under different circumstances.


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Ever since the first caveman picked up a rock, our relationship with our tools has always been a symbiotic one; tools help us acquire more wealth and leisure, and in turn, we invent more tools. In the modern age, we come to develop a love-hate relationship with them. Common household tools like hammers and drills help us build faster; cars help us travel farther. On the other hand, the same tools lead us to a society of high-unemployment. How should we balance the tools' ability to rise our standard of living, and their ability to replace us?
No where is this dilemma better captured than in the new robot named Baxter:
Baxter, is six feet tall, 300 pounds, and a robot. For a hulking machine, Baxter is remarkably expressive. A pair of eyes on the screen that serves as a face stare down as the robot picks up plastic components, look concerned when it makes a mistake, and direct its glance at its next task when one is finished. It's cute. But the real point of these expressions is that they let workers nearby know instantly if Baxter is performing appropriately, and they provide clues to what it is about to do next. Even more amazing, when Baxter is done with one task, a fellow worker can simply show the robot how to start another (via MIT Technology Review).
Is this the future? An interesting aspect of Baxter, is its ease-of-programming, which will change the human-robot interaction equation, and bring on the table the possibility of programming a robot without much technical background. This feature will certainly facilitate the wide-spread use of robotic technology. But will it eliminate manufacturing jobs?
Rodney Brooks of Rethink Robotics, the company behind Baxter, uses the best analogy to answer this question: he says that Baxter will boost manufacturing productivity, the same way the tractor boosted agricultural productivity. And we should listen to him, because this man has prophetically predicted the evolution of robotics to date – just watch his TED talk from 2003.
Like any new technology, tractors were unpopular at first, but the benefit outweighed the cost so much that it became obvious for every farmer to own one. Check out this list of nine reasons to own a tractor, from a 1926 publication of The Oil Pull Magazine (Vol. 4, No. 3), and while you read, think about how well this list lends itself to robots and manufacturing:
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The key point here is that tools should be adding to our quality of life, and not take away from it. Tools should be an extension of our capabilities. The same can be said about software tools. We design our software with the philosophy that it should extend the user's capabilities just like Baxter (i.e. consistency checking, auto-backup, ease-of-programming), it should be easy to program/customize and blend into your normal day-to-day activities flawlessly. It is our goal to make Proqur a multiplier software, not a substitute software.


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The following is from the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights (2012).
An investigation into a bullying incident should attempt to:
- Identify all the perpetrators and victims.
- Alert victims and their parents of their rights and responsibilities.
- Thoroughly interview participants individually and include alleged victims, perpetrators, and key bystanders. The interviewer should document the discussion.
- The action team reviews the data gathered and makes an objective determination of the level of threat.
- Determine whether there is a confirmed incident ofHIB, and if so, inform the parents or guardians of the victim and the perpetrators of the school's subsequent process, leading to a specific response.
- Identify and evaluate the kinds of damage caused by the incident.
- Consider all of the other factors necessary for complete corrective action, including encouraging parents to pursue options for redress beyond the local school if they are not satisfied with the result of the school intervention.
- If the HIB is discriminatory, an appeal can be made to other government agencies, such as the division on civil rights.
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When an investigation has determined that an HIB incident has occurred, further steps should be taken and documented:
- A member of the action team is selected to carry out the succeeding steps with the support and knowledge
Each school should have an HIB action team, a specialized team that responds to incidents and all other types of victimization.
- A follow-up meeting and discussion is held with the student who has been victimized to obtain further information about the incident and to express the concern and support of the whole school community. The student's parent or guardian should concurrently be contacted and invited to participate in the intervention process.
- That meeting is immediately followed by an assessment of the victim's overall social situation at school, with the intention of strengthening support for the student through relationships with staff members and staff member?initiated peer-support methods.
- Such meetings and discussions should be held with the student and his or her parents only.
- The perpetrator and his or her family members and supporters should not be present, involved in, or informed about these meetings.
- Other members of the action team can be involved as appropriate.????
- ??Once the perpetrator is properly identified through the investigative process, a follow-up meeting and discussion should be held with him or her.
- A member of the action team should meet with each accused student, as well as separately with those who witnessed the incident.
- Using a prepared rubric, the principal and a member of the action team (if needed) should inform each perpetrator, in consultation with his or her parents, that HIB incidents are unacceptable to the school and that the school metes out a range of specific consequences for such actions, depending on the frequency and severity of the behavior.
- The student should then be informed of the consequences he or she will face and those consequences should be applied.
- Using a parallel protocol and procedure, provisions are made to follow up with the victim and the bystanders.
- For the latter, consideration is given to each bystander's emotional state and preparedness to become an "upstander" and take positive action if he or she sees incidents of HIB in the future, including cyberbullying.


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As a liberal arts discipline, art history emphasizes the analysis of visual data in a historical context. The bachelor's degree in art history prepares students for graduate study in art history as well as for professional work.
Students must fulfill all requirements for bachelor's degrees, including Mason Core requirements. Students pursuing a BA in art history must complete additional college requirements for the BA degree in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. Students pursuing this degree must complete 33 to 34 credits with a minimum GPA of 2.00.
All art history majors are encouraged to pursue internships in art history (ARTH 393) in their junior or senior year. Up to 6 credits in art history internships may be applied toward ARTH requirements for the major, with permission of the art history undergraduate director.
Students are strongly encouraged to participate in a study abroad program. A maximum of 6 credits of ARTH 398 - Study Abroad in the History of Art may be applied to the major with permission of department. Students contemplating graduate study in art history should acquire a reading knowledge of French, German, or other appropriate research languages in consultation with an advisor.
ARTH 200 - Survey of Western Art Credits: 3
ARTH 201 - Survey of Western Art Credtis: 3
ARTH 203 - Survey of Asian Art Credits: 3
ARTH 204 - Survey of Latin American Art Credits: 3
ARTH 394 - The Museum Credits: 3
In addition to ARTH courses, art history majors may use one 300-level HIST course to fulfill this requirement.
ARTH 400 - Historiography and Methods of Research in Art History Credits: 3
ARTH 420 - Advanced Studies in Ancient Art Credits: 3
ARTH 430 - Advanced Studies in Medieval or Islamic Art Credits: 3
ARTH 440 - Advanced Studies in Renaissance and Baroque Art Credits: 3
ARTH 460 - Advanced Studies in 20th-Century European Art Credits: 3
ARTH 471 - Advanced Studies in Art of the United States Credits: 3
ARTH 472 - Advanced Studies in 20th-Century Latin American Art Credits: 3
ARTH 474 - Advanced Studies in Contemporary Art Credits: 3
ARTH 482 - Advanced Studies in Asian Art Credits: 3
ARTH 495 - Objects and Archives in Art History Credits: 3
ARTH 499 - Advanced Studies in Art History Credits: 3
AVT 103 - Introduction to the Artist's Studio Credits: 3
AVT 104 - Studio Fundamentals I Credits: 4
AVT 222 - Drawing I Credits: 4
AVT 232 - Painting I Credits: 4
AVT 243 - Printmaking I Credits: 4
AVT 252 - Fundamentals of Photography Credits: 4
AVT 253 - Introduction to Digital Photography Credits: 4
AVT 262 - Sculpture I Credits: 4
AVT 392 - Gallery Practices Credits: 4
Students choose an elective from any art history course.
The university requires all students to complete at least one course designated as "writing intensive" in their majors at the 300 level or above. Students majoring in art history fulfill the university's writing-intensive requirement by successfully completing any 400-level ARTH course.
Requirements may be different for earlier catalog years. See the University Catalog archives.


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Libertarians would stand by and watch someone die rather than help someone caught in a bad spot. I suppose if someone gets a flat tire and they need a jack you'd laugh and drive off?
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We wouldn't have to raise taxes more than we currently pay for these services as a society. Most of us would see a savings.
Currently we pay 26% of GDP in taxes if we include state taxes. We pay 16.7% of GDP in health care. About 42.7% is what we pay for these services. If we were to shape our program similar to any other system in the world (everyone pays at least 5% of GDP less than us) we would see a savings as a country. Compared to other countries, we should be looking for 36 to 38% in taxes. May sound like a lot, but this is less than we are currently paying for the same services.
Great, raise taxes as high is you want.
As Gaytor mentioned, it's restructuring the same costs in a different payment system. In theory, it could very well reduce the actual amount you spend. Currently, you already spend tax money on Healthcare whether you are insured or not, as do I. There's not a whole lot that can be done about that. The taxes I do pay directly on my provincial health care plan come in the form of a premium, which is about 1.5% of my income. I doesn't matter to me in principle if I pay taht through taxation or directly out of pocket.
Furthermore, there are multiple models for universal healthcare that are not all modeled on single-payer systems. Simply having universal healthcare does not equate to raised taxes. The system could use private insurance.
Currently, a general social welfare system where people's needs are given to them regardless of level of responsibility.
That's not what universal healthcare is. The system is based entirely on people paying in. Some concessions are made for people with financial difficulties.
All insurance companies are in the business of gambling.
Which is one of the points of objection. I buy health insurance to cover my medical needs should they arise. That cost gets distributed and absorbed across a user base. It should be a function of need and available resources, not a gamble of any sorts.
I'll offer up my thanks for providing the info I requested. It adds some insight. Doesn't seem like the best plan, though I suppose it's not the worst either.
The word "gambling" has been mentioned. People who buy insurance are betting they will need it. The insurance companies, in order to make a profit, have to bet that they can rig the system so that the house wins. People who buy insurance are betting that their claims will be paid and will not be so high that the insurance company will try to get out of paying them. They are also betting that their insurance will always be there. In other words, they are sure they will always have a job and/or the income required to keep insurance. I guess they are betting that if the day comes they don't have insurance they won't need it. Which is flat out stupid.
My favorite health plan to date has covered 100% of all medical expenses occurred, including dental, chiropractics, alternative medicines and preventive care. The plan provider was instantly accessible, very agreeable, and treated me with respect, courtesy, and like a human being. Actually, I could honestly say that I was treated the way I expected to be treated every time a condition arose. Not only that, the plan I had had no deductible and had a customized premium that fit exactly what I could and wanted to afford. No premium due dates and if my medical costs didn't exceed my premium I was always left with the difference. 0% bureaucratic waste and under the plan I was able to take advantage of the countless exercise and nutritional resources at no additional monetary cost. Through this program I was able to go from 24% body fat to 11% (and declining) and feel healthier than I have in the last 10 years.
What I am starting to realize that this plan is actually a universal health care plan in the sense that it is available to anyone in or outside the USA. The health care plan I used is a savings account and personal responsibility.
Health insurance or universal health care does not mean good health. And purporting such adds to the real problem while just hopefully only relieving the systems. The sooner the government can stop assuming people's individual responsibility for themselves, the sooner we will see the real change we have been hoping for but never see. The federal government is no magic bullet, but for some reason we allow them to use real bullets in foreign sovereign territories on a daily basis without objective reason. They are super wasteful, super slow, non-inventive, have a terrible track record, are awful examples to its citizens in the sense that they spend more than they receive, give out trillions to businesses that also don't take personal responsibility and are heading quickly to bankruptcy. They are being a hindrance to economic growth, they are constantly exchanging our liberties for their comfort and are creating powerful enemies around the globe.
What entity do you really want to assume our individual health care responsibility? Please don't tell me its the federal government. Health Insurance does not equal good health. I'm sorry but people still die and still get sick with or without health insurance. And in too many instances when people equate health insurance as magically having good health, they forgo their personal responsibility for making good healthy lifestyle choices.
"And in too many instances when people equate health insurance as magically having good health, they forgo their personal responsibility for making good healthy lifestyle choices."
By the extension of that logic, people in countries with universal health care systems should have lower average health.. which is no the case. One proxy of public health could be life expectancy. See any outliers below?
The health care plan I used is a savings account and personal responsibility.
In most people's cases, the amount they could put into savings pales in comparison to the cost of treating severe illness, which can mean medical expenses in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Younger members of the population are especially unlikely to have this kind of cash or credit available to them. I know a couple of people who finished school around the time the whole economic collapse hit. They were left with student debt (over $10,000) and limited job opportunities. How much do you think they were able to put into savings at the time?
Health insurance or universal health care does not mean good health.
If it's done well, it means a method of making medical care accessible and financially viable for individuals, which in turn means overall health improvements. Certainly, there are many other factors contributing to good health, but I don't know of any significant correlation between those factors and the availability of healthcare.
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As he heads into his second Formula One season, Adrian Sutil is fully prepared for all the challenges the revitalized Force India team - and new team mate Giancarlo Fisichella - can throw his way.
With youth and just the right dose of self-confidence on his side, Sutil is confident of making the most of his new situation. And if the VJM01 can deliver in Melbourne the pace it hinted at in testing, the road ahead for the German can only lead north
Q: Adrian, there is much talk about there being a new spirit in the team since Dr Vijay Mallya took over. After already completing a season with the team, youre probably the best judge of that. Whats been the most significant change for you?
Adrian Sutil: Everything looks like a big deal. First of all there is great motivation. That is the basis. And then we have a fantastic driver line-up with Giancarlo (Fisichella) and Tonio (Liuzzi). Both are excellent drivers which will help us to develop.
Q: And what about the car? The VJM01 has only spent three days on track. What is your impression compared to last years car?
AS: It feels much better than last year. But realistically we will have to wait until Saturday afternoon in Melbourne - then well know where we are. I do have a good feeling, though.
Q: Isnt it a bit of a gamble to fly out for three races with a car that is almost brand new? You have only completed two test days with it
AS:Yes, thats true, but it makes no sense to discuss it, as we do have to take it as it is. Mike (Gascoyne) knows what he is doing, we trust him that everything will work.
Q: The teams declared aim is to become a regular in Q2. That would be a novelty for you. How realistic do you think this is?
AS: You need to have goals, otherwise you can stay at home. Our goal must be to reach Q2. We will see in the upcoming races if we really will be able to.
Q: From the tests so far the picture looks quite similar to last season. Two teams at the front and than the rest fighting for positions. Where do you believe Force India will fit in?
AS: Hopefully not at the end of the grid! We should be able to beat one or two teams in qualifying. And our speed over long runs doesnt look bad either. That gives hope.
Q: You might find the season ahead quite challenging as you have to deal with Giancarlo Fisichella, who is from a very different mould to your previous team mates. Will that push you?
AS: For sure it will push me. I always said that it would be very important for me to have an experienced and fast team mate. I can only learn and improve from good ones. Giancarlo has won races in F1 and won the constructors championship with Renault. He is the one to beat for me during the season.
Q: Having observed you at the final test in Barcelona it seems that there is a good vibe between Giancarlo, Tonio and yourself. Are you getting along well?
AS: Yeah, we three drivers do have a lot of fun. I hope this will be the case during the whole season as well.
Q: Your rookie year is history and you now know how Formula One racing works. What is your personal goal for this season?
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A Korean Film "Barefoot Dream" was filmed in Hiroshima with over 1000 volunteer extras. Based on the real story happened here in Hiroshima.
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The U.S.-born film festival, Damah Film Festival made its debut in Hiroshima. As a special guest, Mr. Ralph Winter (a producer for many Hollywood hits including "Star Trek" series, "X-MEN" series, "Planet of the Apes (2001)", and "Fantastic Four (2005)"joined the festival and did some workshops. Famous Japanese film directors and producers also joined the festival. Please see the festival
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From Woman's Day
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Calories | 289 |
Total Fat | 21g |
Saturated Fat | 11g |
Cholesterol | 88mg |
Sodium | 202mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 21g |
Dietary Fiber | 0 |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 5g |
Calcium | -- |
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Yields: 18 bars (cost per bar of $0.71)
Total Time: 55 min
Prep Time: 25 min
Oven Temp: 350
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- 14 (about 8 ounces) graham crackers
- 6 tablespoon(s) unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 3 package(s) (8 ounces each) cream cheese, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup(s) granulated sugar
- 1 tablespoon(s) all-purpose flour
- 1 cup(s) sour cream
- 3 large eggs
- 2 teaspoon(s) pure vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup(s) frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed
- 2 tablespoon(s) frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed
- Heat oven to 350 degrees F. Line a 9- by 13-inch baking pan with nonstick foil, leaving a 3-inch overhang on two sides.
- In a food processor, pulse the graham crackers until finely ground. Add the butter and pulse until combined. Press the cookie mixture into the bottom of the prepared pan. Bake until golden brown, 6 to 8 minutes.
- Meanwhile, clean and dry the food processor. Add the cream cheese, sugar, and flour and process until smooth. Beat in the sour cream, then the eggs and vanilla. Add 1/2 cup orange juice concentrate and beat to combine. Reserve 1/4 cup of the batter and pour the rest on top of the prepared crust.
- Whisk the remaining 2 tablespoons orange juice concentrate into the reserved batter and transfer to a resealable plastic bag (the mixture will be thin). Snip a tiny bit off one corner of the bag and pipe lines lengthwise over the batter, spacing them 3/4 inch apart (there will be leftover batter). Drag a skewer down through the lines to form a pattern.
- Bake until the cheesecake is just set (the center should still wobble slightly), 18 to 20 minutes. Let the cheesecake cool completely in the pan, then refrigerate until chilled, at least 3 hours and up to overnight. Using the overhangs, transfer the bar to a cutting board and cut into pieces.
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Since I began working at Formaggio Kitchen South End, I have been drawn to a selection of small goat milk cheeses made by Tricia Smith at Ruggles Hill Creamery in Hardwick, MA. Shifting from the world of art and museums to cheese, I was at first more attuned to the visual details of the cheeses I encountered than I was able to analyze the incredible flavors and aromas they offered. Tricia's cheeses, such as the delicate Ada's Honor and the silvery gray Brother's Walk struck me as distinctly beautiful for their carefully developed rinds and snowy white interiors. (more…)
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Ruggles Hill Reflections: Still Life with Cheese
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text: Our new Flashbang Women's Holster has revolutionized the way women conceal their firearms. Designed to be attached to the middle of the bra and tucked under its underwire, this holster is the definition of discreet. Its molded Kydex© clamshell holster keeps a tight grip on your firearm until you're ready to draw. The bra band will hold the holster in place while the leather strap keeps the holster steady while you draw. Simply pull up your shirt with one hand and pull down on your pistol with the other -- in a matter of seconds you've safely deployed your self-defense sidearm. The Flashbang comes with 3 leather straps of varying length to accommodate multiple bra styles – and each strap boasts the NRA logo. Please specify firearm when ordering. Refer to size chart. Right hand draw only. **The Flashbang Holster is only designed to fit specific firearm models listed**Made in USA.