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Conversations and Cocktails Program Discusses Dangers of Eastern Europe
The UT Humanities Center's Conversations and Cocktails series continues on Tuesday, February 3, with Vejas Liulevicius, Lindsay Young professor and the director of the Center for the Study of War and Society, talking about "Eastern Europe's Dangers."
UT Humanities Center Launches "Conversations and Cocktails" Series
The UT Humanities Center is extending the campus classroom to the Orangery. In partnership with the Knoxville restaurant, the center is launching a series called "Conversations and Cocktails" starting in January.
UT Humanities Center Lecture to Focus on Famous Philosopher, Moral Theory
For centuries, philosophers have studied why people do the things that they do, with many basing their studies on Immanuel Kant's moral theory. Karl Ameriks, a professor at the University of Notre Dame, will talk about morality and autonomy on November 21 when he gives the next Humanities Center Distinguished Lecture at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. The event begins at 3:30 p.m. in Room 1210 in McClung Tower.
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As we learn more about climate change, we learn more about human history. Nicola Di Cosmo, a professor at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, will talk about this link at the next Humanities Center Distinguished Lecture, 4:00 p.m. Monday, November 10, in Room 1210 of the McClung Tower.
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A celebrated classical historian from the Institute of Advanced Study in Princeton will visit UT on Monday, October 13, to talk about two third-century mosaics that provide compelling archaeological evidence for the earliest Christian church.
UT to Host Public Lecture by Noted Scholar of Middle Eastern Politics
A noted scholar of Middle Eastern politics will visit UT on Thursday, September 25, to present a public lecture about Muslim Brotherhood's role in Egyptian politics.
Humanities Center Receives Record-breaking Donation
The John C. Hodges Trustees have gifted the Humanities Center with $200,000—the largest single gift awarded by the trustees and largest ever to the center. The funds will go into an endowment that supports center activities for faculty and students. The Hodges Trustees are full and emeritus professors of the Department of English.
Humanities Center Talk on Friday Offers Tips on Winning Fellowships
The UT Humanities Center's Distinguished Lecture Series this week features an expert who will offer advice on winning research fellowships. Paul Erickson, the director of academic programs at the American Antiquarian Society, will speak at 3:30 p.m. on September 12 in the Tennessee Humanities Center Seminar Room in Melrose Hall.
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The wiki has a page on episode replay and the at level rewards. It is one of those things I wish I knew much earlier. Easy (well free) way to pick up halfway decent space stuff.
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They're redundant because neither are particularly strong defensively
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As for Braun, I'm sorry but unless there are personnel changes or some injuries, you can't give him more time after the deadline or in the playoffs.
Anybody thinking that moving or sitting Wallin is actually going to happen is not being realistic.
Wallin is going to play and that is just the way it's going to be so address things around him.
Huskins was one of the most responsible players last season, and has definitely been this year. I do not understand where that assertion comes from about him being bad at defense.
Wallin and Huskins are pretty much in the same role, both guys are averaging almost the same minutes (Huskins - 16:16, Wallin - 15:53).
Why is sitting Wallin not realistic? Because McLellen is so fixated on Wallin that he'll keep playing him no matter what? What makes you so certain that he will keep playing even if six other defensemen are playing better? The coaching staff made a very smart decision to send down Braun. Let him refine his defensive game then bring him up towards the final stretch and the playoffs. Thats when we'll probably see Wallin as the odd man out (barring any injuries).
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I love how at around 4:50 it becomes an asteroids quicklook for like 10 seconds. Man, that brought back some memories of sneaking into the backroom of a family friends video store and playing an old WWF Royal Rumble arcade machine they had hooked up back there for some reason. Or playing on a Pin Ball machine and that Aerosmith light gun cabinet at a local bowling alley when I was a kid..
I would have been all over that empty Crystal Castles machine.
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Moving Data between Disk groups
Table Fragmentation
Submitted by Mohammad taj on Sat, 2007-11-17 09:18When rows are not stored contiguously, or if rows are split onto more than one block, performance decreases because these rows require additional block accesses.
Note that table fragmentation is different from file fragmentation. When a lot of DML operations are applied on a table, the table will become fragmented because DML does not release free space from the table below the HWM.
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Sizing your undo tablespace
Submitted by sethunathu on Thu, 2007-07-05 00:12It is always a puzzle for a DBA to look into the user's complaint of getting "ORA-01555 Snapshot too old : rollback segment number x with name "_SYSSMUx$" too small " error. You have looked into the database. If your UNDO_MANAGEMENT is set to AUTO, you can not do anything to size the rollback segments manually since it is being managed by oracle. All the associated tables and indexes have been analyzed and statistics are up to date. The undo tabelspace is almost full. You may advise the user that there should be frequent commits (if it is a data loading process) or if there is a long running query and other users change the data that is being selected by the query, this can happen and in that case, if possible, advise the user not to run these two at the same time.
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Oracle 10g's brilliant alternative to database point in time recovery is the the Flashback Database feature. With this feature in place you can do almost everything that you can with point in time recovery, without actually having to go through all the disruptions and hassle that a PITR necessarily entails.I recently had a first hand opportunity to see the power of this feature, when I ran a scriptfile to drop tables and unwittingly dropped one of the tables containing sensitive information belonging to my employer Creative Infotech. I later recovered the table and was amazed at seeing how easy it had become to get back dropped objects in Oracle 10g, especially Release 2. Below is a simplified version of what I did
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The Loya Jirga, or grand assembly in Afghanistan, will gather 2,000 delegates from across the country to Kabul on Wednesday. The event has long been cast by opponents of President Hamid Karzai as the first step in his attempts to increase his power and perhaps extend his term beyond 2014. The Loya Jirga has no legal force, but with parliament suffering legitimacy problems, members of parliament fear Karzai is starting to establish an alternative over which he has much more control. The Jirga is supposed to consider a future strategic partnership with the U.S. as well as ways to re-start peace talks.
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Delegates from across Afghanistan will convene tomorrow in Kabul. The Loya Jirga, or Grand Assembly, will discuss a long term strategic partnership with the United States. The issue is controversial in Afghanistan because it could involve permanent American military bases. The meeting itself is also controversial. President Hamid Karzai says the Loya Jirga will provide him with advice from the public, but his political opponents say Karzai is trying to use the assembly to extend his mandate.
NPR's Quil Lawrence reports from Kabul.
QUIL LAWRENCE, BYLINE: Security checkpoints have locked down the city of Kabul all week in an effort to protect some 2,000 delegates coming from every corner of the country.
NICK MUHAMMAD: (Foreign language spoken).
LAWRENCE: The circumstances in our country require a Loya Jirga, says Nick Muhammad(ph) a delegate from the southern province of Kandahar. He says Afghans want to be consulted before the government makes any deals with the United States about a military presence here past 2014.
Another delegate, Turan Abdul Halik(ph), agrees.
TURAN ABDUL HALIK: (Foreign language spoken).
LAWRENCE: Abdul Halik says he wants an agreement where American forces will stay another 10 years to protect Afghanistan, but he wants rules that prevent American troops from conducting nighttime raids when they enter Afghan homes.
The meeting is also supposed to discuss ways to open peace talks with the Taliban, a notion with many skeptics since the assassination of President Karzai's head peace negotiator in September.
But there are also skeptics about the entire process. Members of parliament say that, if President Karzai wants representatives from all over the country to buy into his deal with the United States, he's got a parliament for that.
Abbas Noyan is a spokesman for the newly formed opposition, Party for Right and Justice. He says this Loya Jirga has no power to ratify any deal with Washington.
ABBAS NOYAN: This Loya Jirga is kind of advisory Loya Jirga. If President Karzai wanted to put it in action, it should go to the parliament and pass the parliament argument. Then it will be lawful and we will support that.
LAWRENCE: But Noyan points out that the delegates to this advisory Loya Jirga are much more beholden to the president than members of parliament, many of whom have spent the past year fighting with Karzai over election results. Karzai's critics have predicted for years that he might call a Loya Jirga like this one and use it to push for changes in the constitution that would allow him to run for a third term in 2014.
That may not happen tomorrow, but opposition leader Abdullah Abdullah says he thinks this Loya Jirga could set a dangerous precedent.
ABDULLAH ABDULLAH: (Unintelligible) the constitution of Afghanistan, bypassing the constitution of Afghanistan. He can get endorsement for anything he wants, including the extension of the term, which is his main (unintelligible). I have no doubt in my mind.
LAWRENCE: Abdullah was invited as a delegate to the Loya Jirga, but he says he's boycotting. The meeting is scheduled to proceed despite threats by the Taliban to kill anyone who attends. The Taliban claims to have obtained a copy of the security plan for the assembly, which the militant group sent out to journalists on Sunday. NATO and Afghan officials said the plan was a fake and a scare tactic by the Taliban.
Quil Lawrence, NPR News, Kabul.
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Busy, busy, busy! It's that time of year. Ninety percent of my holiday shopping takes place in bookstores. For children, adults, avid readers, reluctant readers, and people with myriad interests there is always something that resonates with every name on my list. I also like to promote and support Canadian authors, illustrators, and publishers. By reading Quill & Quire, listening to The Next Chapter on CBC Radio, and noodling around online, I can do some pre-shopping research that makes the actual trip to the bookstore much quicker. I often call my local bookstore and order the titles I know I want. I also love poking around bookstores, browsing the shelves and seeing what catches my eye.
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Quill & Quire: Kidlit Books of the Year
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2014 Amelia Bloomer Project List
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The 2014 Governor General's Literary Award Winners
If your local bookstore doesn't have the book you are looking for, you can always place an order. Most books will arrive in 7 to 10 days, depending on the distributor, but your bookselling will advise you. If you have any children ages 9 to 13 on your list, check out The Women's Hall of Fame Series. Phenomenal Female Entrepreneurs and Dazzling Women Designers are my two most recent titles. A special thank you to my local independent bookstore, Novel Idea, in Kingston for stocking several copies of these book on the nonfiction shelf. Each book features ten profiles of ordinary women who do the extraordinary through their determination, passion, courage, and vision. I'd love to hear if any kids are your list are inspired by these stories of real people from today and yesterday, from Canada, the U.S., and beyond.
And lastly, I promise it won't be so long until my next blog posting! It's been an eventful fall and too many things are pulling me away from my writing desk. Happily, 2015 promises to bring me more time for writing. I'm excited about this and really looking forward to what lies ahead.
All the best for a very happy holiday. Celebrate great books!
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I was dazzled and delighted to find two copies of Dazzling Women Designers in my mail box yesterday. What an amazing surprise! These didn't look anything like my other copies, though. They are Korean translations. The cover looks completely different, as does the inside — and I don't just mean the text. Many of the photos are new and they have more photos showing the designers' work. The cover features fabric designed by Senegal's Aissa Dione and India's Ritu Kumar. I spotted a photo of R2D2 in the profile about robot designer Cynthia Breazeal. No, she didn't design it; she's my age and would have been a kid when Star Wars came out. Breazeal was influenced by the robots in Star Wars and loved R2D2 and C-3P0.
The book's dimensions are 6-6/8 x 8-1/4″, making it more square. It's thick, too! Oooh, and it has French flaps.
Here's one inside spread from interior designer Aissa Dione's profile:
What a neat feeling it is to think of children in Korea reading my book. I will cherish my copies — absolutely!
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Great news! You'll never guess what I discovered in my email in-box last Friday (Jan. 27)! Dazzling Women Designers (Second Story Press, 2010) is on the Amelia Bloomer List 2012. This news totally made my day!
A little research unearthed more details about what this list is all about. I feel truly honoured. The Amelia Bloomer Project, which is part of the American Library Association's (ALA's) Social Responsibility Roundtable Feminist Task Force, annually selects the best feminist books for children and teens, published within the last 18 months. Librarians from public and university libraries across the U.S. make up the ten committee members who read many, many books and make the final selections. You can view the complete list of titles here. The Amelia Bloomer Project has a blog, too.
Here is the Amelia Bloomer entry for my book:
Bryant, Jill. Dazzling Women Designers. 2010. Second Story Press, $10.95 (978-1-897187-82-1). Gr.5-up.
In a field traditionally dominated by men, these women designers have pioneered techniques and pursued artistic visions in many areas including: urban planning, interior design, automotive design, landscape architecture, and robotics.
A member of the committee sent this email to Emma Rogers, the marketing genius at Second Story Press.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Supreme Court on Thursday struck down a 35-foot protest-free zone outside abortion clinics in Massachusetts.
The justices were unanimous in ruling that extending a buffer zone that far from clinic entrances violates the First Amendment rights of protesters.
Chief Justice John Roberts said authorities have less intrusive ways to deal with problems outside clinics and noted that most of the problems reported by police and the clinics occurred outside one Planned Parenthood facility in Boston, and only on Saturdays when the largest crowds typically gather.
"For a problem shown to arise only once a week in one city at one clinic, creating 35-foot buffer zones at every clinic across the Commonwealth is hardly a narrowly tailored solution," Roberts said.
While the court was unanimous in the overall outcome, Roberts joined with the four liberal justices to strike down the buffer zone on narrower grounds than the other more conservative justices wanted. In a separate opinion, Justice Antonin Scalia criticized Roberts' opinion for carrying forward "this court's practice of giving abortion-rights advocates a pass when it comes to suppressing the free-speech rights of their opponents."
Scalia said state and local governments around the country would continue to be able to "restrict antiabortion speech without fear of rigorous constitutional review."
Still, abortion rights advocates lamented the decision and said it compromised the safety of women seeking abortions.
"This decision shows a troubling level of disregard for American women, who should be able to make carefully considered, private medical decisions without running a gantlet of harassing and threatening protesters," said Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
Mark Rienzi, who represented the protesters at the Supreme Court, said, "The government cannot reserve its public sidewalks for Planned Parenthood, as if their message is the only one women should be allowed to hear. Today's decision confirms that the First Amendment is for everyone, and that the government cannot silence peaceful speakers."
In another important decision, the justices also ruled Thursday that temporary, recess appointments made by President Barack Obama to the National Labor Relations Board in 2012 were illegal because the Senate was not, in fact, in recess when Obama acted. In that case as well, the court was unanimous about the outcome but divided over the reasoning.
The justices will meet one last time on Monday to hand down decisions in cases involving the Obama health law requirement that employers cover women's contraception in their employee health plans and the ability of unions representing government employees to collect fees from workers who don't wish to join the union..
The buffer zone case began when Boston-area grandmother Eleanor McCullen and other abortion opponents sued over the limits on their activities at Planned Parenthood health centers in Boston, Springfield and Worcester. At the latter two sites, the protesters say they have little chance of reaching patients arriving by car because they must stay 35 feet not from the clinic entrances, but from the driveway to those buildings' parking lots. Patients enter the building through the parking lots, which are private property.
Planned Parenthood provides health exams for women, cancer screenings, tests for sexually transmitted diseases, birth control and abortions at its clinics.
The organization said that the buffer zone has significantly reduced the harassment of patients and clinic employees. Before the 35-foot zone went into effect in 2007, protesters could stand next to the entrances and force patients to squeeze by, Planned Parenthood said.
Before 2007, a floating buffer zone kept protesters from approaching unwilling listeners any closer than 6 feet if they were within 18 feet of the clinic. The floating zone was modeled after a Colorado law that the Supreme Court has upheld. That decision was not called into question in Thursday's ruling.
Clinic officials said they are most concerned about safety because of past incidents of violence. In 1994, a gunman killed two receptionists and wounded five employees and volunteers at a Planned Parenthood facility and another abortion clinic in nearby Brookline. The most recent killing was in 2009, when Dr. George Tiller, who performed abortions, was shot in a church in Wichita, Kansas.
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The Exotic Car Pack is a downloadable content pack (DLC) for Forza Motorsport 3. It includes the following cars:- 2010 Devon GTX
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Swine and chicken.November 8th 2008 9:15 am[ Leave A Comment ] Last night we couldn't get a good night's sleep. Coz the people at the construction site at the canal were making a lot of noise, piling and talking very loudly. It's bad enough they work weekends but now through the night? We're 12 floors up so I cannot imagine how the folks on the second floor felt. I think someone must have called the police because they aren't working tonight. I will sleep soundly tonight. CollateralNovember 7th 2008 8:07 am[ Leave A Comment ]
Fomfomfom and ah bee brought me to the groomer's today. Ah ma asked if fomfomfom has money to pay for my haircut. Ah bee said it's ok if we didn't have enough money. They'll just leave me with the groomer as collateral while they go home to get money. Ah ma goes marketingNovember 6th 2008 8:03 am[ Leave A Comment ]
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Ah ma made soup tonight. It is for brightening eyes, ah ma informed me. And they all had some, and I had none. Bye bye yellow boots uncleNovember 4th 2008 6:56 am[ Leave A Comment ]
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Jennifer Butler, author of Born Again: The Christian Right Globalized and a witness to the havoc that Ruse brought to the UN during the 1990s, has tracked the rise of the international Christian right with apprehension. "I felt that nobody else knew what they were up to. You can't underestimate what they can do."
What they are up to now is on full display for interested observers: a battle on many fronts against what they call "the autonomy revolution" of the 1960s--a worldview shift far broader than a mere sexual revolution. The minutiae of the "natural family" revival they intend is being addressed by hundreds of conservative activists. Paige Patterson, an architect of the conservative takeover in the Southern Baptist Convention, has lamented the high percentage of female university students as an impediment to stay-at-home motherhood. In August he fought the trend by instituting a homemaking curriculum for female students attending his Texas seminary. Carol Soelberg, president of the Mormon group United Families International and mother of thirteen, advocates women realizing their true mission in the home. Paul Mero encourages early marriage by declaring bachelors over 30 "a menace to society." And Carlson and Mosher continually seek ways to turn tax law into a vehicle for rewarding fertility and interpreting population stability laws as pronatalist measures.
How far they can go with it depends in part on how convincing their population threats--and solutions--seem to countries grappling with cultural growing pains, as well as how deftly the proponents of demographic winter navigate their own abundant internal contradictions.
Despite the lip service the profamily movement gives to uniting all the "children of Abraham" against common enemies, the sense of a more tangible foe--Muslim immigration--bleeds through their cooperative rhetoric. Farooq Hassan, a Harvard law professor and one of the few Muslim representatives in this profamily movement, chastised his colleagues for their transparent appeals to nationalism: "The rest of the world doesn't have the same problems as Europe. The Western world wants more people in Europe, but you don't care if there are more families in the Third World. You want less families there."
As if to demonstrate Hassan's point, Mosher's PRI claims to fight population control on behalf of women in developing nations--lumping instances of real abuse, such as the history of coerced sterilizations performed on developing world women, together with all efforts to expand family planning options--but reveals the limits of his professed concern for women's rights when he tells me that Israel relinquished Gaza because, as "Yasir Arafat said, the best weapon of the Palestinians is 'the womb of the Arab woman'": an example of fertility that Mosher finds "very sobering if you're concerned about the future of Israel."
In the context of the competing narratives conservatives hope to bend to their purposes, Mosher's slightly off-message slip is understandable. Another instance of this took place when a presenter at the Congress in Warsaw, an American OB/GYN lecturing against contraception, told the largely Polish audience that birth control was a continuation of an old evil, child sacrifice--a fraught evocation in post-Holocaust Poland, where anti-Semitic slurs against the nearly destroyed Jewish population, including the old blood libel charging Jews with ritual child murder, are far from forgotten. The inference isn't much of a stretch in a country where the government blames shadowy "webs of influence" for Poland's lagging economy; where sociologists describe a widespread conceptualized anti-Semitism that casts gays, feminists and secularists as symbolic "Jews" in a country with few actual Jews left; and where Jews are blamed for Communism and abortion, both of which are widely reviled. (Such associations aren't limited to Poland's profamily movement: Fr. Paul Marx, the founder of both Mosher's PRI and Human Life International, the parent group of Austin Ruse's C-Fam, likewise charged that Jews control the abortion "industry.")
These relics of demagogy--blurring the lines between the various enemies of Polish nationalism, whether Jewish, secular or Muslim--have helped foster a climate in which Poland widely accepts demographic winter, and all it entails, as truth. Members of the right-wing ideological youth brigade, the All Polish Youth, refine their politics by reading Pat Buchanan's The Death of the West, in which he describes a generalized "Western" diaspora, including Australia, Canada, the United States and Russia--as a "vanishing race." Meanwhile, to reverse the winter, Poland is enshrining Catholic doctrine into law: relegating contraception and sex ed to private clinics, and crafting laws to ban discussions on homosexuality in public schools and to prosecute abortion as murder.
Jon O'Brien, president of the liberal reproductive-rights group Catholics for a Free Choice, tells me that Poland is "a classic example of what you can expect if the World Congress of Families' fantasy came true."
This is where O'Brien, generally skeptical of the profamily movement's international appeal, sees a dangerous opportunity for its extremist patriarchal ideas to bloom: in Eastern European countries new to democracy and more accustomed to totalitarian traditions and an ultranationalism born of fear, poverty and porous borders. "When you have someone powerful like Putin talking to people in these circumstances about the necessity of Russian women giving birth, then you have to worry about it--how that could be turned into policy."


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Resolution: standard / high Figure 3. Adaptation indices associated with metazoan lineages. The indices were the summation of the logarithm of protein family birth events and
death events, inferred at the corresponding lineages, normalized by the branch length
of the lineage.
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While not all people are into Asian art, there are now a growing number of them whose interests in this particularly enchanting art form have made them look for galleries and museums featuring this type of art. One of these museums is Asiatica, the visiting of which is truly one of the favored activities in Biarritz by Asian-art lovers, among others.
If you are in the main tourist areas in town, then you can locate the Asiatica to your south. It houses one of the most highly regarded collections of Asian and Oriental art. In fact, this collection is known to be one of the finest exhibitions in the western world. While this museum, like Asian and Oriental art, can often be overlooked because of the great number of prolific and high-profile artists in Europe, there are now many who think that going to Asiatica is one of the best activities in Biarritz to be experienced. This is true as the growth of the Asian and Oriental market has been noted recently.
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