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WGS 101 Window on Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (1 hr)
Wanda Balzano/ David Phillips
Tuesday (9/2/2014 and 12/2/2014) 5:00-5:50 pm
Tribble / DeTamble A110
An opportunity to experience and reflect analytically on the diverse cultural and intellectual life of Wake Forest, with an emphasis on WGS events and topics. Students attend events and write about them. See course page.
(Class meets twice.) P/F only.
WGS 221/WGS 620AG Introduction to Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
(3 hr)
Wanda Balzano/Angela Kocze
Wednesday 2:00-4:30 pm
Tribble A109
An interdisciplinary course that integrates materials from the humanities and the sciences, taught by WGS faculty representing at least two fields. Topics include critical methods and practical solutions, history and theory of women's, gender, and sexuality studies, women in culture and society, and cross-cultural issues of gender, ethnicity, social class, disability, and sexual orientation. (CD)
WGS 251 Race and Ethnic Diversity in America (3 hr)
Sherri Lawson-Clark
Wednesday/Friday 11:00am – 12:15pm WING 302
Different race and ethnic experiences are examined through an institutional approach that focuses on religion, work, schooling, marriage patterns, and culture from cross-cultural perspectives. Same as AES 251A. (CD)
WGS 320A/WGS 620AG Gender and the Law (3 hr)
Shannon Gilreath
Wednesday 3:00-5:30 pm
Worrell 1309
This course will examine how the law affects women's lives in a number of different contexts. The class will consider a number of different areas, including but not limited to employment, education, family responsibilities, violence against women, and other issues affecting women's bodies, including pornography and prostitution. The class will also review a number of feminist legal theories and issues relating to the intersection of gender with race and class. Same as LAW 647. Approved for WGS Major Theory Requirement.
WGS 320B Social Entrepreneurship (3 hr)
Angéla Kóczé
Tuesday/Thursday 3:30-4:45pm
Tribble A-4
This course will explore the theoretical background of women in leadership roles through social entrepreneurship. Throughout the semester, we will study the interlocking systems of gender, race, and class oppression, and how social change can be generated through community engagement in the Latino community. The framework of the course will allow students to confront and build arguments and knowledge to support particular demands for social change from local and global perspectives. Approved for WGS Major Theory Requirement. Approved for WGS Major Public Engagement requirement.
WGS 321B Culture and the Sitcom (3hr)
Mary Dalton
Monday / Wednesday 2:00-3:15p.m.
Carswell 005
This seminar explores the intersection of American culture and the television situation comedy, one of the oldest and most ubiquitous forms of television programming. In addition to studying the history and production of the sitcom and its relationship to other comedic forms, the course of study will include conventions of the form, the family, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, work and social class from a variety of perspectives, including cultural studies, feminist theory, queer theory, and reception studies. Same as COM 318A/670BG. Approved for credit toward Film Studies.
WGS 321C Gender and Hitchcock (3hr)
Mary Dalton
Tuesday 2:00 –4:30
Carswell 005
This course will explore the films and life of Alfred Hitchcock in a number of historical, theoretical, and aesthetic contexts with a particular emphasis on the influence and representation of gendered relationships in motion pictures directed by Hitchcock. There will be a required research paper and a final examination. Same as COM 370/670. Approved for Credit toward Film Studies.
WGS 321D Gender, Food, and the Body in Popular Culture (3hr) Angela Yarber
Tuesday/Thursday 11:00am-12:15pm Tribble A-4
This course examines the intersection of gender, food, and the body, particularly within contemporary popular culture in the United States. Students will engage ecofeminist and queer readings that critique popular systems of beauty, sports/embodiment, disorder, and foodways in relation to gender. By the end of the course students will be able to deconstruct, analyze, and recreate through the lens of ecofeminism both gendered body marketing in commercials, magazines, ad campaigns, and food issues related to gender, animals, and sustainability.
WGS 321E Researching Feminism, Social Justice and Public Engagement (3 hr)
Angéla Kóczé
Tuesday/Thursday 9:30 – 10:45am
Tribble A-4
This course is designed as an interdisciplinary, qualitative research course for students in the humanities and social sciences. Students will acquire and utilize research skills through community engagement in the Latino community. Throughout the course, we will also examine gender theory and feminist politics; explore feminist epistemologies and various research methods. We will focus on how feminist scholars challenge dominant theories of knowledge and the major methodologies employed in the social sciences and the humanities. Approved for WGS Major Public Engagement requirement.
WGS 321F Gender, Sickness, and Health (3 hr)
Kristina Gupta
Monday/Friday 11:00 – 12:15am
Tribble A-4
This course will examine the intersections of gender, medicine, health, and illness, with a focus on the U.S. context. Topics to be
covered include: reproduction, mental illness, breast cancer, heart disease, and HIV/AIDS, among others. We will explore the following questions: How have women and men interacted differently with the field of medicine, as healers, patients, and subjects of medical research? How do social and cultural norms about gender influence the definition of illness categories? What role does medicine play in defining and enforcing the boundaries of what is considered socially acceptable in terms of gender? How does gender as a social role affect health status and health outcomes?
WGS 377A/WGS 677AG Communicating Across Differences – LGBTQ and Ally Peer Education (3 hr.)
Angela Mazaris
Tuesday 2:00-4:30pm
Greene 310
This is an experiental learning course that seeks to combat homophobia, transphobia, and heterosexism by training students in peer-education skills focused on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ) issues. Students become peer educators, providing workshop activities throughout the year on campus. Approved for WGS Major Public Engagement requirement.
WGS 377B Masculinity, Power, and Sexuality (3hr)
Kristina Gupta
Monday/Friday 2:00 – 3:15pm
Tribble A4
This course offers an introduction to the burgeoning interdisciplinary field of masculinity studies. Students will explore the social, historical, and cultural construction of masculinity and male roles (as fathers, sexual and romantic partners, and workers) and how these constructions differ according to race, class, sexuality, etc. In addition, the course will examine how norms about masculinity simultaneously empower men as a group and many individual men, while also disadvantaging many individual men and regulating the behavior of all men. Students will explore possibilities for challenging hegemonic forms of masculinity and for creating new types of masculinity.
WGS 396A Independent Study (1-3 hr)
Staff TBA
Independent projects in women's and gender studies which either continue study begun in regular courses or develop new areas of interest. Permission of Department. POI.
WGS 397A Internships in WGS (1.5-3.0 hr)
Sherri Lawson Clark
Wednesday 1:00-1:50 pm (8/27/14,10/22/14,12/3/14)
Tribble A4
Opportunities to engage with local social service providers in applying theoretical and empirical concepts learned in WGS classes to real world experiences in professional, supervised internships, performing direct services, conducting programmatic research, and/or receiving training in program administration.
WGS 100C-J RAD: Rape Aggression Defense for Women (1 hr) Jeff Holleman/Gina Jones/Scott Smith
7 Sections: Sections C-H (3:30-5:20pm ; Sections I (2:00-2:55pm) ; Section J (1:00-1:55p.m.) Luter Lounge
C 8/26-10/07, Tuesday D 10/21-12/02, Tuesday E 08/27-10/08, Wednesday
F 10/22-12/03, Wednesday G 08/28-10/09, Thursday H 10/23-12/04, Thursday
I 08/27-10/13, Mon/Wed J 10/20-12/03, Mon/Wed
A class that develops and enhances the options of self-defense for women in case of attack. Includes basic physical self-defense tactics, risk reduction, and avoidance. Requires violence against women readings. P/F only.
Other Course Offerings for WGS Credit Fall 2014
AES 251 Race and Ethnic Diversity in America (3 hr)
Sherri Lawson Clark
Wednesday/Friday 11:00am-12:15pm
Room TBA
This course applies theoretical perspectives of the causes and consequences of social inequality for women of color to a broad array of texts and articles in the social sciences. We will examine important issues of motherhood and marriage; race and identity; class and education; and housing segregation and predatory lending practices. We will address what needs to change in order to dismantle poverty and inequality in the U.S. for future generations of all women. Same as WGS 251. (CD)
ANT 385 Gender, Health, and Development (3 hr)
Karin Friederic
Monday/Wednesday 2:00 –3:15pm
Carswell 018
This course examines the different health risks and experiences in health, illness, and poverty faced in distinct ways by men and women around the world. Using case studies on women and microcredit in Bangladesh, HIV/AIDS among men in Mexico, sexuality in New Guinea, and family planning in Haiti, we will examine the gendered dimensions of health and development and consider the benefits and limitations of gender-specific approaches.
COM 318A/COM 670BG Culture and the Sitcom (3hr)
Mary Dalton
Monday/Wednesday 2:00 – 3:15 p.m.
Carswell 005
This seminar explores the intersection of American culture and the television situation comedy, one of the oldest and most ubiquitous forms of television programming. In addition to studying the history and production of the sitcom and its relationship to other comedic forms, the course of study will include conventions of the form, the family, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, work and social class from a variety of perspectives, including cultural studies, feminist theory, queer theory, and reception studies. Same as WGS 321B. Approved for credit toward Film Studies.
COM 340A American Public Discourse (3 hr) Margaret Zulick
Wednesday/Friday 11:00 – 12:15 p.m.
Carswell 301
This course examines the interrelation of American rhetorical movements in the 20th century by reading and analyzing original speeches and documents. Among the movements addressed are labor, civil rights, student radicals, and women's liberation.
COM 370A/COM 670AG Gender and Hitchcock (3hr) Mary Dalton
Tuesday 2:00 – 4:30pm Carswell 005
This course will explore the films and life of Alfred Hitchcock in a number of historical, theoretical, and aesthetic contexts with a particular emphasis on the influence and representation of gendered relationships in motion pictures directed by Hitchcock. There will be a required research paper and a final examination. Same as WGS 321C. Approved for Credit toward Film Studies.
ENG 301A/ENG 601AG Individual Authors: Oscar Wilde (3hr) Melissa Jenkins
Monday/Wednesday 2:00-3:15pm Room TBA
This course presents the varied oeuvre of Oscar Wilde (1854-1900), the self-proclaimed "Professor of Aesthetics" and, arguably, the first modern literary celebrity. The reading list will balance a reconsideration of his most famous works (The Importance of Being Earnest, The Picture of Dorian Gray, De Profundis) with exposure to challenging, lesser-known works such as Salomé, the fairy tales, and the Poems in Prose. We will also attend to Wilde's most important influences (Pater and Ruskin), to the controversial censorship of his "filthy" writings and the policing of his personal life (which culminated in his imprisonment for then-illegal homosexual activity), and, finally, the varied approaches to adapting his works in the years after his death.
ENG 301B Jane Austen (3 hr)
Jessica Richard
Tuesday/Thursday 9:30-10:45 am
Room TBA
Study of selected work from an important American or British author. (D)
ENG 381A Studies in African-American Literature ( 3 hr) Rian Bowie
Tuesday/Thursday 9:30-10:45 pm Room TBA
This course will examine a variety of contemporary texts that directly or indirectly signify upon eighteenth and nineteenth century bodies of knowledge about slavery, gender, and freedom. In particular, discussions will focus on some of the ways that modern artists have both reaffirmed and re-imagined these complex histories in both form and content. Each work, to a degree, challenges the seemingly stable assumptions about race, geography, and identity. (CD)
HMN 290A Innovation and Inclusivity (3 hr) David Phillips
Tuesday/Thursday 2:00 – 3:15 p.m.
Tribble A305
Introduction to themes in an emerging global culture; an appreciation of human diversity and the value of thinking about culture from more than one disciplinary angle; contextual understanding of upper-level humanities by using methodologies from literary studies, historiography, religious studies, ethics, gender studies, and arts. (CD), Approved for INS Global Thematic Studies.
HST 337A Gender in Early America (3 hr)
Michele Gillespie
Monday/Wednesday 12:00 – 1:45 p.m. Tribble A104
History of gender roles from the colonial period to the mid-nineteenth century. Examines the social constructions of femininity and masculinity and their political and cultural significance. (CD)
HST 359A Gender and Sexuality in Modern Latin American History (3 hr)
Mir Yarfitz
Tuesday/Thursday 11:00am – 12:15pm
Tribble A208
Travel back in time with film, fiction, poetry and art. Meet female guerrillas, migrant prostitutes, and transgender warriors. Guaranteed to change your ideas about masculinity, femininity, sexuality, and our neighbors to the south. No background required. Also approved for LALS Credit.
PSY 265 Human Sexuality (3 hr)
Phillip Batten
Monday/Wednesday 8:00-9:15 am
An exploration of the psychological and physiological aspects of human sexuality, with attention to sexual mores, sexual deviances, sexual dysfunction, and sex-related roles. P-PSY 151.
PSY 364A Stereotyping and Prejudice (3 hr) Catherine Seta
Tuesday/Thursday 11:00 – 12:15 p.m.
Greene 313
Theoretical and empirical examination of the processes underlying prejudice, discrimination, and racism. P-PSY 151 (CD, D).
REL 318A/REL 618AG Feminist and Contemporary Interpretations of the New Testament (3hr)
Mary Foskett
Monday/Wednesday 12:30 – 1:45 p.m.
Study of feminist and contemporary approaches to the New Testament in light of the history of New Testament interpretation and a range of contemporary concerns and interpretive contexts.
SOC 153 Contemporary Families (3 Hr)
Catherine Harnois
Tuesday/Thursday 2:00-3:15pm
Kirby 101
This course examines the social basis of the family, emphasizing the problems growing out of modern conditions and social change. P-PSY 151 (CD, D).
SOC 305A Gender in Society (3hr)
Catherine Harnois
Tuesday/Thursday 2:00 – 3:15 pm
Kirby B01A
Significance of gender in society for individuals and institutions. An examination of differential gender experiences based on race, class, and sexual orientation. Consideration of feminism as a social movement and the possibility for social change. (CD)
SPA 348A Contemporary Women Novelists and their Female Characters (3 hr) Candelas Gala
Tuesday/Thursday 2:00 – 3:15 p.m. Greene 320
A study of representative novels by women writers from Spain and Latin America, with emphasis on the representation of the female protagonist within her cultural context. P-SPN 317, SPN 318, SPA 217, or SPA 218


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"Princeton student attempts to be 1st openly gay climber to reach Seven Summits"
Or at least bi...there are some interesting things in some of the autobiographies of climbers from seven summits. Idk why anyone would want to anymore though....so much trash left by expeditions up there every year. It's basically a trash yard.
Mental wounds not healing, driving me insane, i'm goin' off the rails on a crazy train- the ozzman
Yeah... the trash issue is a sore one. And (although I have no idea), I might be a bit less impressed if I were aware of the "privileges" he enjoys that makes these feats even possible...
I always thought Mother Superior's song in Sound of Music was supposed to be more of a metaphor...
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Updated: May 16, 2014 8:46 AM
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WOLFEBORO, N.H. - A police commissioner in New Hampshire is under fire after he referred to President Obama as the "n-word'.
A town resident claims Robert Copeland uttered the phrase aloud while dining at a restaurant late last year. It has many people calling for his resignation.
Copeland admitted using the slur in an e-mail to fellow police commissioners. He says he won't apologize for what he said and has no plans to resign.
The town manager said that he finds Copeland's comment "reprehensible", but he and the board of selectmen have no authority to remove and elected official.


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If you have the Pokéwalker, you can find a Machop on Rugged Road, and a few other Courses.
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Inspiration, Infringement and Lack of Liability: A Story of Supreme Success
Supreme is a lifestyle/skateboard brand that has managed to spark and hold my interest for many years. Not only is the brand aesthetically appealing, but the rebellious overtone and history of trademark and copyright infringement is enough to drive any intellectual property student wild. While brands are as litigious as ever to protect their trademarks and copyrights, Supreme seems to take a nonchalant approach to appropriation. Much of the time, the brand successfully avoids liability. Other times, items such as the Chicago Blackhawks hockey jersey, aptly called a "rip", stay unreleased forever due to cease and desist orders.
At the risk of sounding out of step, a brand like Supreme manages to open my eyes to a side of fashion infringement that just doesn't seem all that bad. Sometimes, it actually creates a unique product suitable for fashionistas and collectors alike. Where else can you get a Louis Vuitton monogram skateboard? Nowhere! The Supreme Vuitton collection was pulled from shelves shortly after release due to a cease and desist letter from Louis Vuitton.
Supreme started out in NYC in 1994 as a lifestyle/skateboard brand and later expanded to include three stores in Japan and one in Los Angeles. In addition to releasing clothing to hordes of consumers, in a style reminiscent of an old Russian bread line, the brand has also released countless other products bearing its logo. These items include boxing gloves, jewelry, nunchuks and, as many joke nowadays, the occasional skateboard deck or wheels. However, apart from a series of collaborative efforts with bigger brands, Supreme has appropriated the symbols, designs, and images of other brands without permission thereby seemingly infringing upon trademarks and copyrights. A good example of the practice stems down to Supreme's use of a little red tab on many of its items:
The ubiquitous Levi Strauss red tab is on the left and the Supreme version of the same oxford shirt is on the right. Aside from the modern fit and details on the Supreme version, a reasonable person may not be able to distinguish one from the other. Levi's, an industry leader in trademark infringement cases, would probably have a very valid cause of action if it were to sue Supreme. Yet, unlike other victims of Levi's lawsuits, Supreme has been let off the hook.
So how has Supreme managed to avoid liability for so long? Why has Supreme been excused for trademark and copyright infringement while countless other brands like Steve Madden and Ed Hardy bear the brunt of legal action? While it may be difficult to provide a definitive answer, the reasons could be a combination of many different factors. When pursuing a claim, a company must conduct a cost-benefit analysis. The cost of litigation is the driving factor in the determination; therefore, a company must be fairly certain that their trademark is in need of protection and that the chance of success is likely. In addition, a company wants to consider the impact that the action will have on their reputation. Sometimes, when it appears that a bigger one is victimizing a smaller company, a consumer backlash against the bigger company may occur. Most important, while it may appear that a claim exists, in reality, current law may lack the necessary protection and remedy.
A short perusal of Supreme's offerings over the years may help explain some of the disparity between perceived legal claims and actual law. Hopefully, it can also demonstrate some of the unique products that flow from appropriation and serve as an argument against monopolies in the fashion industry. For example:
Don't these two t-shirts just scream trademark infringement? Maybe even copyright infringement? After all, Supreme"borrowed"two identifiable company logos, made some snazzy t-shirts, and brought in a profit. In a court, the infringement claim would have to pass a standard of "likelihood of confusion" which includes, but is not limited to, factors such as defendant's intent, evidence of actual confusion and proximity of the goods. Fortunately for Supreme, the salt and battery markets are a far cry from skateboarding, and the likelihood of consumer confusion would be low. A claim of trademark dilution, which requires the mark to be "famous," can be supported through blurring or tarnishment. Blurring is where the power of the mark is weakened through identification with dissimilar goods and tarnishment occurs when the mark is cast in an unflattering light. Furthermore, a copyright protects graphics applied to t-shirts, so both brands may have that claim as well. The trademark dilution and copyright claims would serve as perfect examples of when a company must consider the worth in pursuing legal recourse. Regardless, from a consumer perspective, I love a good logo. I love it even more when it's on a t-shirt. Could Morton Salt or Eveready Batteries be expected to make t-shirts out of their trademarked logos? Probably not. In the end though, the consumer wins.
What about a claim for trade dress in the following example?
Polo Ralph Lauren has served as Supreme's biggest inspiration since the beginning, but is this a case of tribute or just plain trademark infringement? Trade dress refers to a product's overall appearance and its total image presented to consumers, either of the product itself or its packaging. Unfortunately for Polo, but fortunately for Supreme, trademark law in the U.S does not protect clothing designs. Again, from a consumer perspective, sometimes one brand is able to recreate a product and make it superior to the original. Better quality, materials, and overall fit. Should a consumer be denied a choice between two interpretations of the same product?
Last but not least, Supreme even managed to avoid the wrath of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club (something that even Hunter S. Thompson couldn't do!) In March 2007, the club filed a suit against Walt Disney for using the name and logo without permission in the movie "Wild Hogs." So what makes Supreme the exception here? I would be willing to bet that if the Hells Angels actually had a choice in who uses their trademark, they would pick a gritty NYC skateboard company over Disney any day. Considering the hype surrounding Supreme's products, many brands could only benefit from such a tribute.
Luckily, as this was being written, Supreme itself went face to face with Shorty Pop, a brand that has been appropriating Supreme's ideas for a few years now.
How did they handle it? Supreme bought out Shorty Pop for a meager $20,000.


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The Madison Square Garden Company Announces New Signature Partnership With Kia Motors America
"We have had a longstanding relationship with Kia Motors and are excited to take our partnership to the next level, making them a Signature Partner with an integrated presence across our sports, media and entertainment properties in New York," said Hank Ratner, president and CEO, The Madison Square Garden Company. "We are currently undergoing a top-to-bottom Transformation that will make The World's Most Famous Arena the world's most spectacular arena, and we are proud that Kia will be a part of it. As our Signature Partner, Kia will have a unique and innovative promotional platform, as well as a dedicated partner to help them reach new customers and continue as one of the fastest growing automotive brands in the U.S."
Kia's Official Vehicle designation will include significant branding exposure at the Arena for all associated sports events and the Concert Series. Integration will incorporate a variety of elements, including digital and static signage throughout the Arena; features on GardenVision, the center-hung scoreboard; and on-court and on-ice branding and promotional contests. The Garden has a strong lineup of diverse and top-name artists scheduled to perform this fall as part of the Concert Series, including Madonna, Justin Bieber, One Direction, The Who and Neil Young and Crazy Horse. In addition, Kia will have a heightened presence at all Friday night Knicks and Rangers games as the presenting partner.
Another key element to the partnership is special access and experiences for Kia customers with MSG's sports brands and events. Kia will collaborate with the Knicks and Rangers on a number of exclusive promotions and events for Kia customers, allowing them the opportunity to win tickets and special experiences at games. As the Official Vehicle of the Concert Series at The Garden, Kia will also work with MSG on promotions for select concerts.
The Madison Square Garden Company (Nasdaq:MSG) is a fully-integrated sports, media and entertainment business. The Company is comprised of three business segments: MSG Sports, MSG Media and MSG Entertainment, which are strategically aligned to work together to drive the Company's overall business, which is built on a foundation of iconic venues and compelling content that the company creates, produces, presents and/or distributes through its programming networks and other media assets. MSG Sports owns and operates the following sports franchises: the New York Knicks (NBA), the New York Rangers (NHL), the New York Liberty (WNBA), and the Connecticut Whale (AHL). MSG Sports also features the presentation of a wide variety of live sporting events including professional boxing, college basketball, track and field and tennis. MSG Media is a leader in production and content development for multiple distribution platforms, including content originating from the Company's venues. MSG Media's television networks consist of regional sports networks, MSG Network and MSG+, collectively referred to as MSG Networks; and Fuse, a national television network dedicated to music. MSG Networks also include high-definition channels, MSG HD and MSG+ HD, and Fuse includes its high-definition channel, Fuse HD. MSG Entertainment is one of the country's leaders in live entertainment. MSG Entertainment creates, produces and/or presents a variety of live productions, including the Radio City Christmas Spectacular featuring the Radio City Rockettes. MSG Entertainment also presents or hosts other live entertainment events such as concerts, family shows and special events in the Company's diverse collection of venues. These venues consist of Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall, The Theater at Madison Square Garden, the Beacon Theatre, the Chicago Theatre, the Forum in Inglewood, CA, and the Wang Theatre in Boston, MA. More information is available at www.themadisonsquaregardencompany.com .
The Madison Square Garden Company logo is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/prs/?pkgid=7079 Kia Motors America is the marketing and distribution arm of Kia Motors Corporation based in Seoul, South Korea. KMA offers a complete line of vehicles through more than 755 dealers throughout the United States and serves as the "Official Automotive Partner" of the NBA and LPGA. In 2011, KMA recorded its best-ever annual sales total and became one of the fastest growing car companies in the U.S. Kia is poised to continue its momentum and will continue to build the brand through design innovation, quality, value, advanced safety features and new technologies. Information about Kia Motors America and its full vehicle line-up is available at its website – www.kia.com . For media information, including photography, visit www.kiamedia.com .CONTACT: MSG Contact: Stacey Escudero/212-465-5902 Kia Contact: Scott McKee/949-468-4813
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The presidential election is just weeks away, and many people believe the new president will be vital in changing and turning this country around. Some people feel that the candidate's plan on some crucial issues are unclear and has left them with more questions than answers.
For many people the future of our health care system is one of the main issues of the election, but unfortunately how the candidates will handle health insurance can be confusing.
For Bronwyn White, wife and mother of two, the future of health care coverage is one of the main issues that will impact her vote. "It's important to me that the cost not be so high and that you get what you pay for. People should not have to go around begging for money so their children can get the car they need to survive. It is confusing and I don't have a clear picture of either of their plans for an overall health care system and what that would mean for me."
Political Science professor, Greg Arey agrees that the plans are confusing, but is able to break down the candidate's basic ideas. He said Obama plans for everyone to have health insurance by making it more affordable, by regulating insurance companies and forcing the insurance companies to lower premiums. "From Barack's plan, the idea is to reduce the war in Iraq and eventually eliminate it and have funds available to fund the people who still won't be able to fund the insurance."
McCain's plan will not force everyone to be insured, but encourage it with incentives. His idea is that if you have insurance, you get a $5,000 tax credit. The other part of his plan is that you are going to be taxed on that. He also wants to make medicine more affordable by making sure that drug companies stop marking their prices up 300 percent.
Arey said both Obama and McCain's plans are unclear as to how much health insurance premiums will cost and on how all the plans will exactly be funded and work. "With the way the economy is, it's going to be hard whoever is elected to keep the promises that they're making right now."
Aery said Obama's plan is to use the government to get people insurance and McCain's plan is to use less government to get people insured by giving people incentives.


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UW Electrical Engineering alumnus Babak Parviz, co-creator of Google Glass, is aiming for Glass to be the next platform of communication, expediting the way people share things visually.
UW alumnus Babak Parviz and his team look like something out of the future when they wear their new creation. The sleek glasses have a camera and screen situated over the right eye and are the most recent version of Google Glass.
According to Parviz, a UW electrical engineering alumnus and co-creator of Google Glass, these devices are the future of communication.
"Devices are becoming smaller," Parviz said at a talk in an overcrowded electrical engineering lecture hall. "They're becoming more mobile … they're becoming faster to use and to access. But what is next? What will actually make the world a better place?"
The Google Glass glasses have a display and a camera, as well as audio input and output. They feature a touch pad on the side and multiple sensors. The product can connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi radio and Bluetooth.
"The power of this platform very much so depends on its connectivity to other stuff," Parviz said.
The device also has a memory and processor so it can function as a stand-alone computer without a Wi-Fi connection.
While head-mounted displays are not a new idea, Google Glass has made the concept of a hands-free display a reality. Google patented the design and began product testing in April 2012.
"It's so exciting. … Now we can do anything we want using the glasses. … We don't need to hold our phone anymore," said Pingyang He, a graduate student in the computer science department.
Senior Corneliu Moiceanu is an avid paraglider and said that the navigation and video technology the device provides would help advance his sport.
"I would like to have all of the things I need in real time," Moiceanu said. "It's something that I know everyone in the sport tries to do. [The device] is exactly what you want."
Parviz said the first prototype, eyeglasses with cords tucked into a backpack and laden with two laptops and other technology, is a far cry from the single-banded glasses the project has become.
He said there is a history of evolution in computing and communication technology. In the continuum of communication techniques, which currently begins with speech and ends with smartphones, Parviz believes Google Glass is the next innovation.
"What we wanted to do is have a hardware platform designed for visual communication," Parviz said. "Right now, this device can see the world through my eyes and share that view with someone else."
Google Glass is rumored to release publicly in 2014. Parviz said there are still hardware and software issues that need to be fixed. The current version of the product drains battery power quickly, but the team is continually working on ways to improve the device.
"If this trend is successful it will change the world, and hopefully it will change the world for the better," Parviz said. "Hopefully it will make people a lot more knowledgeable and will connect people in newer and deeper ways."
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Recipe courtesy of Clotilde Dusoulier's Chocolate & Zucchini
Carpaccio de Courgette au Vinaigre de Framboise
Serves 6 as a starter.
2 ounces semidry goat cheese (log-shaped or round), crumbled or cut in shavings
2 tablespoons raspberry vinegar (you can substitute another kind of fruit vinegar if you wish)
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
1 1/2 tablespoon fresh thyme or 1 teaspoons dried thyme
Fleur de sel or kosher salt
Freshly ground pepper
1. Trim the zucchini and cut it in paper-thin slices using a sharp knife or a mandoline. Arrange in a circular pattern on individual plates. Start from the outside and work your way in, each slice overlapping the previous one. Sprinkle the cheese over the slices.
2. Whisk together vinegar and olive oil in a small bowl and drizzle over zucchini and cheese. Sprinkle with thyme, salt, and pepper. Cover with plastic wrap and let stand at room temperature for 10 minutes before serving.
VARIATIONS: Use balsamic vinegar in place of raspberry vinegar, and shavings of Parmesan or crumbled feta instead of goat cheese. You can also toss the zucchini with the rest of the ingredients in a bowl, and serve it as a salad.
A surprisingly tasty combination, especially if the zucchini comes straight from the garden. I sliced the zucchini into perfectly thin circles using a Benriner, a wonderful, inexpensive mandoline-like gadget that I bought for a ridiculously complicated recipe years ago. It turns out to be great at slicing all kinds of things that want to be thin and round, like lemons or carrots or potatoes for au gratin.
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As I mentioned, everything old is new again with Clotilde, including raspberry vinegar. I found a dusty bottle on an equally dusty shelf in my pantry. I must admit, it does make a terrific emulsion with good olive oil, and I've been using it a lot lately on all sorts of summer fare.
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So I bought a ps2 and have a memory card for ps1/ps2 and plan to get a controller and card for the game cube.
Would you guys recommend some games for these?
So I bought a ps2 and have a memory card for ps1/ps2 and plan to get a controller and card for the game cube.
Would you guys recommend some games for these?
Dunno what kind of game you like, but you can always youtube these. :3
Timesplitters 2 or Future Perfect
Metroid Prime 1 or 2
Killer 7
Silent Hill 2 or 3 (2 is much better, mind.)
Shadow of the Colossus
Metal Gear Solid
Bloody Roar 1 and 2
Twisted Metal 4
Resident Evil 4
Ace Combat 5
Ghost Recon 2
SSX Tricky 3
Resident Evil 4
Time Splitters 2
Brave Fencer Musashi
Ape Escape
Vagrant Story
Chrono Cross
Soul Reaver
Harvest Moon
MediEvil II
Kingdom Hear 2
One piece mansion
Umjammer Lammy
Gitaroo man
Someone above me said Shadow of The Colossus, hes correct, its the best game made for the ps2, I'd argue its the best game ever created.
Evergrace (Hidden gem if you are into RPG's, great soundtrack)
MGS 2 & 3 (Best ones in the series, in my opinion)
Katamari Damacy is fun if you like cute stuff or do drugs
Final Fantasy 10 I loved, but I know a lot of people don't. The soundtrack is absolutely brilliant however and the cutscenes in the game are gorgeous, both of these things cannot be argued. Call me crazy, but I enjoyed the game quite a bit.
Dragon Quest VIII is massive and a lot of fun, if not a bit repetitive after a while. Incredible voice acting.
The .hack games were a lot of fun for me, but I enjoyed the show, its a bit of grinding but a solid couple of games.
GTA San Andreas is the best GTA ever made.
Mister Mosquito
FF7 is overhyped, but still easily the best FF game made in 3D.
Metal Gear Solid is the shit, play it. It has the most creative bosses in gaming.
A lot of people will say Twisted Metal, I hated the games however.
Silent Hill
Digimon World
Bushido Blade 1 & 2
Of course my personal favorite was both the spiderman games, goddamn they were fun.
Have fun.
Devil May Cry 1 and 3 (dunno about 2, aint got it myself)
God of War
Fatal Frame 2 (PS2)
It's not as good as Silent Hill 2 (then again, most current-gen games aren't), but it's one of the best horror titles on the platform and one of my favorite games of all time.
Oh, and:
Rayman 3 (PS2)
Okami, Shadow of the Colossus, Ico, and all the other PS2 masterpieces have already been mentioned.
I own Shadow of the colossus, Ico, and okami. They are all possibly the best games ever made for the ps2


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Mentor Graphics' website has just been reorganized and improved so you can better find information relating to the Integrated Electrical Systems products. CHS and VeSys reviews, descriptions and information can now be accessed through www.mentor.com/electrical. The re-structuring is comprehensive and the appearance and friendliness of the site is improved. What was there previously wasn't all that shoddy, so better is even better.
Some of the changes I am told are directly aimed at making the language more in tune with how our customers habitually refer to their workplace tasks. The text is cutting out some of the assumptions we at Mentor make that when we refer to "X" everyone in the industry understands what we are referring to. This is a good thing. The site has new ways of interacting with the Mentor Graphics experts too, so if you disagree and think we are still too free using jargon words it is going to be easier to give feedback. The overall aim is for our customers to find what they want to see more readily.
I looked around, and did find it easy to use and also found something I have not seen before. I'm going to mention it because it is topical – well, in the sense it is relevant to the previous post I placed on this blog.
http://www.mentor.com/products/electrical-design-software/multimedia/ is the new gathering place for the multimedia product related content. Rather entertaining and a step up from data sheets in PDF. My colleagues in the marketing team have done a good job. All right, I think they have they have done an excellent job.
That last remark might get me some nice jackets or polo shirts or golf balls or coffee mugs to give away to CHS customers I work with. Or some of those self-illuminating yo-yos decked out with a Mentor logo. I can throw those in the direction of customers too (they might come back though). The marketing department discontinued those now I come to think of it, and the boomerangs too, as people said customers thought Mentor was putting too much of a spin on things. Yes, that was a joke, or rather a feeble attempt in that direction is probably more accurate a description.
I particularly commend to you http://www.mentor.com/products/electrical-design-software/multimedia/ and look for the Reducing Product Cost with CHS item previewed in amongst the others. This is a nicely constructed overview of what opportunities there are for using CHS to take out unnecessary costs from your designs for electrical interconnect systems in transportation platforms.
If you visit and take a look, I wonder if like myself, you cannot resist your curiosity and end up clicking on another movie from the same page to see what it is like. Bonne chance, viel Glück and enjoy.


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Posted By Alexander Maxham On May 30, 2013 @ 3:29 AM In World Wide Web | 1 Comment
According to a research paper published in Nature Photonics, researchers at Alcatel-Lucent's Bell Labs have found a new way to transmit data super-fast over fiber cables. This new method is using "twin waves" of information rather than just one and then bringing them together when they arrive at their destination. From this new method, they can cut down on signal distortion and achieve rates of 400Gbps (that's 400 gigabits per second) across a record distance of 12,800 kilometers or roughly 7,900 miles.
The key to this research is it requires little to no new hardware to get the high speeds. The pairing of the signals basically cancels out the ups and downs of data, which means the signal-to-noise ratio improves and that lets fiber optic communications travel farther without more gear along the way to boost the signal. This is a huge deal because right now, to get higher speeds you need new hardware — like LTE.
It's worth noting that speeds faster than 400Gbps are not unheard of, but the distance this speed can travel is the key thing here. Researchers have actually been able to send 100 terabits (that's 1024 gigabits x 100) per second but it was unclear how far those speeds could be sustained. And last year Verizon clocked in at 12.7 terabits per second across more than 900 miles of broadband with the help of NEC's "superchannels."
Meanwhile most of us, at least here in the US, are barely seeing 10Mbps. While Google is rolling out 1Gbps download and upload speeds with Google Fiber in the USA, only a select few areas have it. However, with companies like Sony pushing out 4K, we are definitely going to need Gbps or higher speeds sooner rather than later.
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Egypt 2012: Luxor
Hal Higdon and his wife Rose will be traveling through Egypt and Israel from March 7 through March 27. In addition to our regular Tuesday Q&A postings, we will be hosting Hal's updates from his travels on this blog, under the tag "Egypt".
Approaching the locks at Endu, the rowboats surged toward us. There were three or four boats, two men in each boat, one of them rowing, the other one standing in the stern waving towels and various other items for sale at us. And as we close on the lock, which would lower us to the level of the river past the dam, I worried that the boats might be crushed, but obviously these vendors had been doing this for a while. Quickly, they began hurling items in plastic bags onto the top deck and members in our party began hurling them back. That didn't discourage the vendors, who continued to propel sale items at us. I couldn't help thinking that there was an opening for a quarterback in Indianapolis.
And soon it got worse as we entered the lock and became prey for the dozens of vendors standing on the concrete walls on eah side of us. Items reined upon us, particularly as the water level dropped and the sellers were on the same level. But we eventually passed through the lock and some within our group did buy towels, and scarves and sheath dresses and various items.
Vendors; they are the scurge of the tourists visiting the monuments of Egypt. One has to feel sorry for them, since the tourist industry is down, way down, many who might otherwise visit Egypt postponing trips because of fears following the Revolution. Some say that instead of 12 million visitors last year, only 2 million came, and in many ways that is good for us, because there are no long lines or crowds of shoulder to shoulder people getting in our way. But it is bad for the vendors, because their business has to be way down too, and they have to survive, and we feel sorry for them, and sometimes buy, but they buzz around us like paparazzi around Lady GaGa, and it can be irritating at times having to fend off people pushing items in our faces and saying, "One dollar. One dollar."
We are in Luxor, or rather on the river off Luxor, our boat the MISR being our hotel. Without question, Luxor has more fine art than any other city in the world, and I am including Paris, and Rome and Athens. The tombs in the Valley of the Kings are breathtaking, the size of the temples at Karnak so huge as to make one wonder how could they have been built without the cranes of today. And the colors! Particularly in the deep tombs the drawings and hieroglyphics on the walls are comic book bright when it comes to colors.
I asked Michael how the artists could see to work in an era before electricity and they couldn't have used torches otherwise they would have choked on the smoke. Mirrors, he said. Mirrors that reflected the light of the Sun into the darkest chambers, even when there were 90-degree corners from one tunnel to another.
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You don't need to read this. You already know things are bad, but we thought we'd offer you the chance for further depression. Not only are airlines in sagging shape, but hotels, no pun intended, are as well. After a three- or four-year run in which hotels could charge pretty much anything they wanted, the US lodging industry is reversing course. A research firm called Lodging Econometrics says, "Guestroom demand has turned negative, resulting in significant declines in occupancy … and putting considerable pressure on room rates. This is causing many developers to retreat to the sidelines to await a bottoming in economic conditions and a thaw in the lending environment. As a result, project cancellations and postponements are at trend-line highs, while new project announcements are well below previous cyclical peaks."
It's important because the hotel pipeline is a very different animal from the airline capacity outlook: airline mangers can take planes out of service quite rapidly, as they demonstrated in last year's decline,
but when the guys who put up the big bucks to put up lodging put off putting things up, it means that their smart money is betting on a downturn that has no near-term upside. If you didn't follow that, it means that, in a word or two, things is bad all over. The chart here, from Lodging Econometrics, shows only one increase – in project cancellations.But don't take their world for it. PKF, a respected hotel consulting firm, says things are so bad that significant numbers of hotels won't be able to meet their debt service.


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The Shih-poo is a small domestic dog. It is a cross between a Poodle and a Shih Tzu.[1][2] The name Shih-poo is a portmanteau of the two breed names.
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In Vaibhav Misra's NextRamaiya Vastavaiya actor, Girish Kumar will be seen in Directed Vaibhav Misra's upcoming untitled film. Girish and his debutante co-star Navneet Kaur Dhillon will be soon seen as new onscreen pairing will be romancing each other in this lavishly produced love story. This is a contemporary love story. The film is being produced by Vijay Galani. The film will be shot in London, Delhi and in Mumbai.Latest NewsAce film producer Kumar Taurani's son Girish Kumar is likely to star in another home production film. According to the reports the former has brought the Hindi remake rights of the superhit Telugu film Arya and Girish might be featuring as a male lead.Girish Kumar and Shruti HaasanGirish has paired opposite the lovely Shruti Hassan in bollywood romantic film Ramaiya Vastavaiya. Girish plays Ram, an NRI who falls for Sona (Shruti Haasan) who is his cousin's best friend and lives in the fields of Punjab. He follows her to her farm, where her elder brother (Sonu Sood) challenges him to produce more seed on their fields, as he and his occupation as a farmer was abused by Ram's mother.GirlfriendGirish is not dating anyone and is very much single as he is concentrating on his career.Filmography2013 Ramaiya Vastavaiya as Ram |
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