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Unfortunately not,
But I think I know now what is happening;
My error in my system error log states;
"Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered."
This is otherwise known as an EventID: 4101;
Thus, within the past few revisions of the nVidia driver, there was a new feature added for adaptive performance because of what the GTX680 can do, thus in my driver options for a manual profile that I have created for STO (GameClient.exe), there is an option that states;
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I now suspect, that anything GFX driver, whether it be Intel or nVidia whereby it has not been forcibly set to a Maximum Performance setting (i.e. more power draw and full clock speed available), then the "auto" option in the game (under troubleshooting, in the graphics section) will mis-calculate and think that the GFX ability is only what is being reported, not what is available.
Thus this appears to be an unfortunate co-incidence.
My fix, so far has been to set the mem allocation of my card manually to "1024+" and to manually set in my STO profile, in the nVidia Control Panel, the "Power Management Mode" to "Prefer Maximum Performance",
never have I seen all the textures work properly, there was also no SSaO error when logging in, and the Tac Cubes have no more black triangles on them,
would be useful if people with more results, good or bad, post here also
I already tried changing mine to 768 in game options (it still crashed on 1024+) and haven't had time to really test it yet. I have not tried looking for a max performance setting on my Intel integrated card either. I don't remember seeing that in there last time I was looking for something else though.
If you are correct it would appear that both intel and nvidia would have both coincidentally just now included that setting only on their new drivers (because old ones don't seem to crash the game, at least for me). Anyway, I'll try it and see if it fixes things. If not, then I will stick with the old driver for now. I really do not notice any problems with my old driver elsewhere on my system so I may just be one of the lucky ones where using an outdated driver has no ill-effect elsewhere.


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EUGENE, Ore. -- Here are some recruiting notes and news stemming from the Eugene Nike Football Training Camp held Saturday at the University of Oregon.
Lemar Durant (Coquitlam, British Columbia/Centennial) is one of the top athletes from Canada in this year's class. He was outstanding Saturday. He holds no scholarship offers at this time but is getting looks from a number of programs and is about to hit the camp circuit.
"I am going to try to camp at Washington, Oregon, Southern California and Idaho," he said. "I also am going to camp at Nevada."
The 6-foot-2, 205-pound Durant also is getting looks from various schools in basketball. He averaged 32 points per game this past season.
Perhaps the top prospect at the event, Booker Wells (Portland, Ore./Grant), does not have any scholarship offers to his credit thus far. He has, however, been getting letters from Oregon. Look for him to pick up several scholarship offers as he continues to camp.
MVP making the rounds
The MVP of the event, quarterback Garrett Grayson (Vancouver, Wash./Heritage), has camped at Oregon State and plans to head to Washington and Boise State this summer. Grayson said his experience at OSU was a good one.
"The coaches called my coach right after I went there to check on me to let him know that I did well," he said.
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Class of 2011 tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins (Gig Harbor, Wash./Gig Harbor) could be the top overall prospect from the Northwest for the next recruiting cycle. The 6-foot-8, 250-pounder was a no-show at the camp, but there was quite a bit of buzz about him from several observers.
Quick hitters
• Class of 2011 quarterback Brett Smith (Salem, Ore./West Salem) has no scholarship offers to his credit but is getting camp information in the mail from Oregon State, Boise State and Portland State. California came by his school during the evaluation period.
• Another quarterback who shone at the camp, Grant Hedrick (Independence, Ore./Central), holds a scholarship offer from Portland State. He will camp at Boise State on Monday and plans to camp at Oregon and Oregon State this summer.
• Leon LeDeaux (Port Orchard, Wash./South Kitsap) is getting looks from Washington, Washington State, Idaho, Montana and UCLA. He has no current scholarship offers but recently camped with the Huskies in Seattle.
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Brent Batten: Going zero to 50 in no seconds
Zero gets no respect.
Just a few short millennia ago, zero was hailed as a great mathematical discovery.
It's introduction allowed advances in the sciences of algebra, physics and chemistry.
Now, when we think zero, we think loser. "He's a real zero."
As if that weren't bad enough, Collier County public schools are considering doing away with zero altogether, or at least as a grade for elementary school students.
If the change is implemented, teachers would assign a score no lower than 50 percent.
So zero becomes 50 percent. Talk about making something out of nothing.
The idea is to make it easier for students who've blown an assignment to get their average back up to a passing grade.
No one wants elementary students to fail, but what if this changing zero to 50 thing catches on and spreads to other segments of society?
Chaos could ensue.
The economy is in bad enough shape as it is. One way companies try to boost business is to offer zero percent financing. When zero becomes 50, a good deal becomes a good deal of money. What's in your wallet? Nothing, now.
Today's weather forecast calls for a zero percent chance of rain. Plan your picnic. Make your tee time. But if zero equals 50, you'd be better off staying indoors. Snowbirds flock to Florida to escape winter temperatures hovering around zero. Temperatures hovering around 50 don't inspire mass migrations. Global warming indeed.
The list goes on.
Dieters: Zero-calorie safe snacks become pound-producing, 50-calorie indulgences.
Sports fans: The hapless Detroit Lions go from the very worst (zero wins) to way beyond first (50 wins) without scoring a touchdown.
Rocket scientists: Five, four, three, two, one, 50, 49, 48...
As those early mathematicians knew, zero stands for something. More specifically, it stands for the absolute lack of something.
In the case of a school grade, it stands for the absolute lack of effort.
It isn't just a failure to do well. It's a failure to do.
Youngsters can forget to do their homework. They can make a bad decision and skip a test, not realizing how that will effect their average for the term.
In those cases, it is appropriate to give the youngster another chance, over recess or after school perhaps, to do better.
But a willful decision to put forth no effort merits a mark denoting that lack of effort.
The self-esteem of a persistent, deliberate non-doer need not be propped up by 50 unearned points.
Years back, teachers might factor out a student's low score for the term as a means of preventing an abnormally bad performance from skewing an otherwise respectable grade.
That seems like a common-sense approach that leaves intact the sound mathematical concept of zero.
Besides, describing a loser by saying, "He's a real 50," just doesn't sound right.
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A 33-year-old Saline County man died Saturday night in a two-vehicle collision on Interstate 30 near the Alexander overpass.
Caleb Alsup of Benton was killed when the 2014 Ford Focus he was driving was struck by a 2003 Food Mustang, the Arkansas State Police reported. The driver of the Mustang allegedly was "attempting to evade law enforcement officers at a high rate of speed and without headlights," according to a reported prepared by Cpl. Jack Williams of the ASP.
The driver of the Mustang was injured along with Alsup's three passengers during the crash.
Troy Marvin Steele, 70, of Bauxite passed away Saturday, Oct. 18, 2014. He was born April 11, 1944 in Fort Smith.
Mr. Steele was a dspatch supervisor for Safeway/Harvest Foods and was a member of Brooks Bethel Baptist Church.Â
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Norma Brown of Benton, born Nov. 24, 1938, passed at the age of 75 on Oct. 17, 2014.
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Norma loved her savior, family and friends. Her strength and devotion to God allowed her to survive multiple battles with cancer while taking care of her family.
Norma was preceded in death by her parents, Ernest and Ola Davis Brown; and her sister Collene Johns (Jerry).
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It centers around Howerton, Little, and Schwartz, who are three friends who spend most of their time in the titular coffee shop, which is in danger of being run out of business by an incoming bistro. As such, Howerton decides to rob his hangout. If the bistro executives think the location is in a bad neighborhood, they won't convert the coffee shop (that's just good sense!). Meanwhile, Palicki plays Howerton's love interest, and Groban plays the sarcastic and spiteful barista. Jake Johnson also makes an appearance as a vengeful ghost (we're not yet sure how that one works into the story).
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President Barack Obama's re-election campaign launched its first Spanish-language ads this week, just after returning from the Summit of the Americas.
VIDEO: "Sex, Race and Class" — Extended Interview with Selma James on Her Six Decades of Activism
Watch our complete interview with the pioneering activist, writer and political thinker Selma James. She launched the International Wages for Housework Campaign three decades ago, controversially arguing that women should be paid for housework. That argument is still timely today as a debate over women's work rocks the presidential race. [includes rush transcript]
Part 2: Father of Peace Studies, Johan Galtung, on Occupy Wall Street, Failed U.N. Response in Syria
In part two of our conversation with Johan Galtung, he discusses Occupy Wall Street, which he considers "deeply American, in the most positive sense," and why the United Nations' responses to Syria have failed to bring peace. [includes rush transcript]
The Long, Hot March of Climate Change
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The Pentagon knows it. The world's largest insurers know it. Now, governments may be overthrown because of it. It is climate change, and it is real.
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The former Marine shot by cops in his apartment died from a single bullet that entered his right arm and ripped through both lungs, according to an autopsy report obtained by the Daily News. The lawyer for Kenneth Chamberlain's family said the autopsy contradicts the police account of his death.
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On Tuesday Democracy Now! correspondent Sharif Abdel Kouddous won the fourth annual Izzy Award for outstanding achievement in independent media, presented by the Park Center for Independent Media at Ithaca College. Sharif shared the award with the Center for Media and Democracy.
Democracy Now! Host Amy Goodman Named "Truthdigger of the Week" for Bahrain Coverage
Amy Goodman caught Truthdig's attention last week for her coverage of the crisis in Bahrain, which might readily have been pitched to American audiences as a story worthy of coverage as part of last year's Arab Spring, with a familiar arc involving protesters rising up against a dictatorial regime, were it not for the United States' specific military and business (read: oil) interests in the region.
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In September of 2010, renowned Malian musician Khaira Arby performed live in the Democracy Now! studio, where she also spoke with Amy Goodman about her pacifism, struggles of female musicians in Mali, and the potential impact of music in times of conflict. As we recently reported, Tuareg rebels in Mali have declared the independent state of Azawad after seizing Timbuktu and other major cities in the north.
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"My name is Kenneth Chamberlain. This is my sworn testimony. White Plains police are going to come in here and kill me." And that's just what they did.
Van Jones on Democracy Now! Tuesday–Read An Excerpt From His New Book, "Rebuild the Dream"
As of Van Jones' is interviewed on Democracy Now!, you can read an excerpt from the green economy pioneer's newest book, which reflects on his journey from grassroots outsider to White House insider, shares details of his time in the Obama administration and his resignation after coming under attack from then-Fox News host, Glenn Beck, and contrasts the structure and rhetoric of the 2008 Obama campaign, the Tea Party movement and Occupy Wall Street.
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Workers in Spain staged a general strike Thursday, shutting down factories and parts of the transportation sector and holding massive marches. The strike was called by two major trade unions to protest labor rules that make it less costly for employers to hire and fire people in a country where unemployment is near 23 percent. We speak to former Democracy Now! producer María Carrión, an independent freelance journalist based in Madrid, Spain. [includes rush transcript]
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Royal Baby: David Beckham Shares His Name Suggestion
LONDON -- Soccer star David Beckham has chimed in on the debate about possible names for Kate Middleton and Prince William's baby, who is expected to be born in the coming days.
"David's not bad" for a boy, the 38-year-old British athlete, who has four children with wife Victoria "Posh Spice" Beckham, joked in an interview with Sky News, the U.K. news network that is part of pay TV giant BSkyB in which Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox owns a 39 percent stake. "I think they should go for David," he added with a smile.
The Beckhams' own children have more unusual names. Their sons are called Brooklyn Joseph, Romeo James and Cruz David. Their daughter is Harper Seven.
Beckham, who is also an ambassador for Sky Sports and is currently starring in a new TV commercial for the BSkyB sports service, also predicted that the two royals are "going to be amazing parents, because they are so loving toward children."
"William has been in all of our lives for so many years," he told Sky News. "We have seen William grow from that young boy into an unbelievable gentleman. That's an amazing quality. And that as a father is so important."
Beckham ended his soccer career earlier this year after a stint at French club Paris Saint-Germain.
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Spikes says "homophobic" tweet was a joke
Updated: October 11, 2012, 7:21 PM ETAssociated Press
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- New England Patriots linebacker Brandon Spikes says he was joking when he tweeted that he was "homophobic."
Spikes, who is having a strong season, is a prolific user of Twitter.
He tweeted on Wednesday night that "I'm homophobic just like I'm arachnophobic. I have nothing against homosexuals or spiders, but I'd still scream if I found one in my bathtub !"
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Incendiary hip-hop artist Kanye West took to social media on Thursday to publicly apologize to Beck, the musician who won four trophies at the GRAMMYs earlier this month.
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This week, an acclaimed rapper wasn't pleased with a GRAMMY decision and a late night staple will be looking for a new host soon.
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Kanye West paid a visit to Ryan Seacrest and his "On Air" radio show on Wednesday to expound on his GRAMMY Awards diss of the surprise Album of the Year winner.
Kanye West: Beck 'Should Have Given His Award to Beyonce'
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Rihanna, Paul McCartney and Kanye West Perform 'FourFiveSeconds' at the GRAMMYs
The song was only released days ago, but Rihanna's collaboration with Kanye West and Paul McCartney got its first public performance on the 57th Annual GRAMMYs.
Kanye West Performs 'Only One' on the GRAMMYS
When Kanye West shows up at the GRAMMYs, everyone usually braces for a barrage of complaints. But this year, Kanye is set to perform two pretty sweet songs.
Rihanna, Paul McCartney and Kanye West to Perform at the GRAMMYs
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Radio.com's 14 favorite photos of the year include Beyoncé becoming an American icon, Taylor Swift trying to one-up Ellen's Oscars selfie and a very sad Kanye proving zip lining isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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The actress is expecting her first child with artist husband Scott Campbell, Bell's rep confirms to E! News. But it turns out this is a secret the couple have been sitting on for a while.
Bell showed off a visible baby bump in a snug red jumpsuit tonight at the Vanity Fair party at the Tribeca Film Festival. The Million Dollar Arm star both posed for pics with her hubby and was snapped cradling her now-priceless belly.
She and Campbell met on the set of How to Make It in America, on which he had a cameo as himself, in 2011. They tied the knot last June at the Marigny Opera House in New Orleans.
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Padraig Harrington was the happiest Irishman at Augusta on Sunday as Bubba Watson reclaimed the Green Jacket for America.
Harrington's problems with his putter – he double bogeyed the last – meant he was never a serious threat to Watson in an enthralling final round.
The Dubliner eventually finished six shots behind the winner but he insisted he was happy after a tournament that saw Rory McIlroy implode on Saturday and Graeme McDowell struggle for consistency.
"All the way up until the end, I take a lot of positives out of the way I played today," said Harrington after his double bogey at the last took some of the gloss off his week's work.
"I've won three majors, but that's the most comfortable I've felt through 18 holes in the last round of a major and I was in a nice place mentally all day.
"I putted well all week, chipped well. I did a lot of good things this week. I hit it very close every day. I haven't seen any of the golf yet but I'd be surprised if people had as many short putts as I had for birdie today.
"I putted well, I just didn't hole them. I wasn't reading them right. But it was a good day all the way, save for the double bogey, but it's no disaster.
"It's not like it cost me the tournament. It might have cost me a few dollars. That was it. I feel I'm on an upswing, an upturn in my game. I'm looking forward to going forward from here."
McIlroy, who finished alongside Tiger Woods on five over for the tournament and 15 shots behind the winner, admitted his problems all came about on Saturday.
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Fall 2015
The Fall 2015 Global Perspectives Seminar (GRW-101) offerings are almost finalized. Below is the list of known sections that will take place this fall. Updated 3/19/2015
GRW 101-10 From Geishas to Gaga
Professor Susanne Cole - MWF 08:30 a.m. - 09:20 a.m.
A fifteen-year-old Pakistani schoolgirl targeted by Taliban
gunmen; Japanese officials reexamine an apology for WWII comfort women; passage of anti-gay laws in Russia and throughout Africa, fill news reports of recent years. It seems a pivotal moment in world history for people marginalized due to their gender and sexuality. With today's headlines as our guide, the goal of this course is improve our global citizenship by giving historical context to current events. Researching the history of women, men, and sexuality around the globe will help us more fully understand what is happening today, how we feel about it, and what we would like policy makers to do about it. Your research project will take you wherever in the world you would like to go, and result in a written historical investigation and presentation of a current global gender and sexuality issue.
GRW 101-11 Genocide in 20th Century
Professor Susanne Cole – MWF 12:30 p.m. - 01:20 p.m.
In 1944 Raphael Lemkin, a Polish-Jewish lawyer, created the word "genocide" from Greek and Latin roots in an attempt to describe Nazi German actions against non-combatants in World War II, provide a platform for punishment, and to prevent it from happening again. Awareness of and interest in the Holocaust is widespread, though it was neither the first nor the last genocide in the 20th century. In this course students will research, write, and present analysis of the cultural underpinnings, legal supports, practical mechanisms of and/or reactions to modern genocides including WWI Turkey, WWII Germany, The Killing Fields of 1970s Cambodia, and 1994 Rwanda.
GRW 101-12 Global Perspectives
Professor Rebecca Fox – MWF 09:30 a.m. - 10:20 a.m.
GRW 101-13 Religious Freedom
Professor Joseph Prud'homme – MWF 10:30 a.m. - 11:20 a.m.
The protection of religious liberty is enshrined in both American constitutional and international law. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the United Nations Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief all affirm the critical importance of religious freedom. Religious liberty, however, is conceptually complex and its application remains decidedly uneven around the world. This course will explore the theological, philosophical, political, and geo-political questions surrounding religious freedom. Attention will be paid to primary domestic and international legal texts and court cases; the revealed texts of many of the world's great religions; and contemporary reports on the global state of religious liberty. A special feature of the course is the unique access students will have to the workings of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, America's foremost governmental agency addressing this pressing topic. We will have access to the Committee's hearings, special meetings with staff, and additional partnership possibilities allowing the students to take advantage of this distinctive co-curricular component of the course. Students will write research papers and a series of shorter assignments; conduct a research project; and deliver an oral presentation to the class on their research findings. Discussion and critical analysis of the topics will be emphasized.
GRW 101-14 The Science Behind Our Food
Professor Betsy Moyer-Taylor – MWF 10:30 a.m. - 11:20 a.m.
GRW 101-15 Bunraku & Bowie/Kabuki & Kiss
Professor Dale Daigle – MWF 11:30 a.m. - 12:20 p.m.
The traditional performing arts of Asia have had a profound and ubiquitous influence on contemporary art and culture. It is difficult to find any form of expression anywhere in the world that does not borrow from these traditions in some way. From Steven Spielberg, David Bowie, and Lion King director Julie Taymor, to Kiss, Stomp and Cirque de Soleil, the influences are direct and acknowledged. The course will survey a variety of these traditions and look at the effect they have had on contemporary art and culture.
GRW 101-16 A New China Thru Literature
Professor David Hull - MWF 11:30 a.m. - 12:20 p.m.
Manchu (Qing) dynasty could not long survive under the dual threats of internal rot and external aggression, many Chinese people saw not the imminent collapse of one single dynasty, but a danger of the utter elimination of the Chinese state or perhaps even the Chinese race. And yet there might be a way to save China: if western science and technology could be imported and domesticated could they be used to defend China? What then becomes of the old China? Must the Chinese people and society be reformed in a "western" mold in order to take advantage of the new tools? Does China need to become less Chinese in order to avoid destruction?
This course will explore these problems through Chinese literature of the period as well as works of western social theory that the Chinese intellectuals hoped could be used to save China. Students will develop reading, communication, research, writing, and editing/revision skills through multiple written assignments, presentations and student-led discussions. All class material will be presented in English. No foreign language ability is required.
GRW 101-17 The War Over Wolves
Professor Andrew Case – MWF 12:30 p.m. - 01:20 p.m.
How can two people look at the same animal and see two very different things? That critical question is at the heart of the "war over wolves"—a debate that has riled conservation, science, and environmental politics for over fifty years. The goal of this course is not to figure out which side is right or wrong, but rather to use the war over wolves as a way to better understand the conflicted role of wildlife—and wild nature in general—in our modern lives. After exploring the history that shaped attitudes and actions towards wolves and ultimately their near eradication in the lower 48 states, we will explore wolf reintroduction and the changing fates of large predators on an increasingly crowded globe. Along the way, we will explore the "lenses" through which ranchers, ecologists, ethicists, and political leaders have viewed wolves and debate our own values in the process. Students will tackle critical questions while also developing their research, writing, and rhetorical skills.
GRW 101-18 Business of Organized Crime
Professor Michael Harvey – TTH 01:30 p.m. - 02:20 p.m.
Did you know that al-Qaeda fighters submit expense reports and earn vacation days? This course introduces the suprisingly businesslike world of organized criminal enterprises. Examples include the Mafia (in Italy as well as the United States), al Qaeda, Latin American drug cartels, pirates, and gangs. The study of organized crime, drawing on diverse materials (first-person accounts, interviews, sociological research, criminal investigation, journalism, fiction, as well as documentaries, movies, and TV shows), can help us recognize and understand the core challenges that all organizations face: the division of labor, external competition, internal power struggles, culture, structure, innovation, and sustainability. Student work will consist primarily of research papers, but will also include blogs and other kinds of informal online posting, game-playing, movie and TV-show viewing, and perhaps a field trip to a penitentiary.
GRW 101-19 Lighting Things on Fire
Professor Andrew Case – MWF 10:00 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.
Flick the light switch. Tap the thermostat. Fire up the engine. Charge your batteries. Crank up the music. Nearly every part of daily life is shaped by the consumption of energy. Behind that clean and quiet flow of electrons rests a long history—and lots of natural resources—that we rarely think about. The central premise of this class is that figuring out how to get more heat, light, and work out of the things we "light on fire" has been central to the development of human societies. Likewise, one of the fundamental challenges of our own time will be figuring out how more people can have the benefits of cheap and abundant energy, while minimizing the costs of "lighting things on fire" to both people and the planet. This class will explore energy production and consumption in the past and present. From personal energy use to the geopolitics of energy around the globe to the unintended consequences of energy production, we will think about how energy shapes lives and landscapes both near and far. The seminar will help students grasp critical questions about energy and the environment while also providing an opportunity to develop their research, writing, and rhetorical skills.
GRW 101-20 Race/Gender in Global Education
Professor Parker – MW 02:30 p.m. - 03:45 p.m.
Are there connections between a student's race or gender and that student's educational experiences? Are students' needs and interests related to their race or gender? Do students of different races and genders have different perceptions of education? Is a teacher's race or gender related to how he or she teaches and interacts with students? This course will explore the roles that race and gender play in education from a global perspective. Students will have the opportunity to explore and engage in dialogue on how race and gender affect achievement, access to education, race and gender relations, and to reflect on their own personal educational experience. Students will be introduced to readings from Dr. Beverly Tatum, Audre Lorde, Susan Bailey and other scholars whose work focuses on race and gender in education. Students will be expected to articulate their positions on the readings and discussions during the course of the semester, and will conduct their own research comparing primary, secondary, or post secondary educational systems in the United States and abroad in respect to race and/or gender.
GRW 101-21 The Body Toxic
Professor Mindy Reynolds – TTH 08:30 a.m. - 09:45 a.m.
Have you ever wondered about how the chemicals in everyday products such as shampoo, nail polish, or plastics may be affecting your body? Are we predisposed to the development of cancer, or are there environmental effects that make us more susceptible to disease? Are the pesticides being sprayed in the fields around the world bad for our health? Is early onset of puberty due to genetics or environmental exposure? This course is designed to help students become better and more engaged global citizens by understanding the biological effects
of common products. We will examine current and historical cases of exposure to chemicals from around the world and their long term implications on human health and the environment. These case studies will be supplemented by exploring the social, ethical, and economic implications of these products - both in the United States and abroad. Required readings will include scientific research articles, historical films and novels, and current news articles. In addition to a research paper and presentation of a case study, assignments will include short reaction papers, debates, a current events journal, and the production of a public broadcast video to educate the general public on current hazardous chemicals.
GRW 101-22 Naked, Afraid, & Reality TV
Professor William Schindler – TTH 10:00 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.
GRW 101-23 Dystopia on Page, Stage & Screen
Professor Fox – TTH 09:30 a.m. - 10:20 a.m.
Merriam-Webster defines a dystopia as "an imaginary place where people lead dehumanized and often fearful lives." If it's such a horrible place, why does it have such a tight grip on our imaginations? Before the books and movies of The Hunger Games and Divergent, there was Terry Gilliam's film Brazil. Before that, there was George Orwell's novel 1984, and before 1984 there was the 1920 Czech play R.U.R., which contains the first known use of the word "robot." In this class we will be exploring the many ways the idea of a future-gone-horribly-wrong takes shape in short stories, onstage, and in film. How do different writers, playwrights, and screenwriters over the last one hundred years each find ways to powerfully capture the fear and fascination of a dystopian society? How do their different social, political, feminist, and geopolitical agendas come to light in different works for the public? Is the purpose of dystopian stories to frighten, enlighten, or provoke us into action? Or even at times make us laugh?
GRW 101-24 Global Sounds: Music and Identity
Professor Jonathan McCollum – TTH 01:00 p.m. -02:15 p.m.
This course explores music as an aspect of human culture by focusing on selected styles from throughout the globe. We will examine broad historical, cultural, and social contexts of music. Students will study a variety of global aesthetics of music and become familiar with traditional, religious, folk, art, and popular musical styles from select areas of the world. In addition, students will examine the roles of the media, politics, religion, gender, and popular trends on expressive culture, and explore the interdisciplinary nature of music and the connections between the arts and cultural values. Students will hone their writing skills through a series of short ethnographic paper assignments and will give oral presentations based on original ethnographic research.
GRW 101-25 Place Making in a Global Age
Professor Adam Goodheart – TTH 02:30 p.m. - 03:45 p.m.
In this course, we will explore the concept of "place." What makes a geographical location a particular place to which people are attached? How might a certain place define who we are? How might it expand our humanity? How might it limit our opportunities? How might it become a character in the story of our lives? Is a meaningful sense of place still possible in a global era when people shop at the same stores, eat at the same restaurants, and watch the same TV shows in Bangkok as in Baltimore? Can too much attachment to place become problematic - even dangerous? And how can a writer, scholar, or artist capture a place's essential qualities and communicate them to others?
We will examine these and other questions though an interdisciplinary lens informed by history, economics, sociology, literature, and politics. On group and solo expeditions beyond the classroom, students will act as explorers, delving deeply into natural and human landscape of the complicated place that surrounds us: Chestertown. Along the way, they will develop ethnographic and archival research skills to capture contemporary and historical narratives of place, as well as polishing their craft as writers to convey their findings vividly and authoritatively.
GRW 101-26 Global Perspectives
Professor James Lipchock – MWF 09:30 A.m. - 10:20 a.m.


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I've picked out a faucet I really like on overstock.com. I'm just wondering what kind of finish would look best to match my stainless sink. Pulls are totally different so I intend to match the sink not the pulls.
It comes in satin nickel or chrome? OR do I need to pick out a new faucet that comes in stainless steel? Thanks!
I've always had stainless sink and chrome faucet. This time around I went with a stainless faucet mainly because of the soapstone counters. Nothing else is "shiny" in this new kitchen. I think it's a personal choice and what your space looks like.
There's no right or wrong on this one.
if you get a stainless faucet, it will blend in more. This is considered better by all who see it, but often poopoo'd by those who haven't seen it.
We have stainless appliances and sink (undermount Kraus) and went with a stainless Kohler Torq bridge faucet. Looks perfect.
But to my knowledge it isn't a 'finish' - the faucet is made of stainless steel.
We have an undermount stainless steel sink, stainless steel appliances, and stainless steel cabinet pulls. We went with a Kohler Forte "Vibrant Stainless Steel" pull out faucet. All the finishes are slightly different, but look good together imo.
We have a chrome faucet with stainless steel sink and I think it looks great. There is no need to match. I'll ditto some of the other comments, which is that it really is personal preference. I like to have the hardware finishes not match; it makes it more interesting, in my opinion.
Just to throw something else in the mix, two of my neighbors each recently revamped their kitchens and both went with oil rubbed bronze faucets with their undermounted stainless steel sinks. They went with ORB to match their hardware and granite. I think it looks fine!
I too bought my SS sink on overstock. I thought I wanted a SS faucet---but when I saw the faucets in person I thought the SS looked cheap compared to the chrome. The SS faucet was also much more expensive than the chrome. So I opted for the chrome and I LOVE IT! But I think you need to see the faucet in person and choose what you like. Both work great!
Stainless steel kitchen sinks usually come in satin or brushed finish. Chrome faucet will look nice, but if you want to match the finish of your sink, faucet should be in a brushed nickel finish.
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James Gandolfini died of a heart attack after a wonderful day exploring the city of Rome. Family spokesman Michael Kobolt elaborated…
(Kobolt) "He died of a heart attack of natural causes. The autopsy further states that nothing else was found in his system."
Doctors here battled for almost an hour late Wednesday night to revive the 51-year-old Emmy-winning "Sopranos" star.
Gandolfini was in Rome sightseeing with his son before attending a film festival in Sicily. After a dinner in one of Rome's best restaurants, the 13-year-old called for help after his father collapsed in the hotel bathroom.
In Rome, Courtney Walsh, FOX News Radio.