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To those who claim a faith in god, I have nothing in particular to say. To those like myself, who look around at the planet we live on, and at the solar system that our planet resides in, and at the Milky Way galaxy, which our solar system is a tiny part of, and of the universe that our galaxy is but an even smaller part of, and at the black holes which now seem likely to have spawned our universe, as well as countless others which we can't yet detect directly, and say, that logically, everything out there is too vast, complex and infinitely long lasting to have ever been "created", I wish to say…
It's a pretty amazing thing that we humans exist. Each of us individually, has a very limited time in which we will live here. Use it wisely, and never be afraid to state what you believe. The people who believe in god are, in my opinion, confused about the nature of existence, but still, this is simply my opinion. And unfortunately, at this time in human evolution, when it comes to god, opinions are all each of us has.
The scientific method tells us much more about the nature of existence than do the superstitious religious musings of long ago, so I'll put my trust in science every time. But our science will likely look very rudimentary to future generations of humans – if we survive long enough to advance our science beyond its current state of toddlerhood. There is so much more to learn, and to do. We have not yet scratched the surface of our potential, or of the knowledge which waits to be discovered by humankind.
Our scientific advancement has to a great extent been misdirected by the nationalistic imperatives of our governments in order to develop weapons used to kill and maim in the noble cause of protecting us from ourselves. Many of the advances science has put forth for the benefit of mankind have started off as military advancements. The militarization of science has to a tremendous degree perverted science from its true goal – the pursuit of knowledge, and redirected funding and research in ways that, were we a less fearful, and wiser species, could have put us on more beneficial pathways. We humans can learn to stop fearing each other. Nature offers us plenty to be frightened of. Humans of the future might not need to fear other humans.
We just need to all "grow up" a little bit more. I know that sounds naïve, but it might be true anyway. Someday in the future, if we evolve down one possible path, perhaps human evil can be filtered from the human genome.
Yet even today, the question is, can we stop expending so much of our resources on defending ourselves from ourselves, in a traditional military sense, and start spending all that and more on protecting this planet and all of its inhabitants -especially humans - from the plethora of natural challenges that await us? It's just a small shift in our thinking and our behavior. But I believe it would be a huge leap in our evolution.


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Strengthening Community Health Workers
Community health workers (CHWs) have demonstrated a potential to substantially improve health outcomes in areas of extreme poverty. However, community health programs are difficult to run effectively because CHWs tend to have little training and operate independently.
CommCare is a case management solution for CHWs. Each CHW is equipped with an inexpensive phone running our free and open source software that contains registration forms, checklists, danger sign monitoring, and educational prompts. CommCare helps manage enrollment, support, and tracking of all of the CHW's clients and activities. CommCare captures data from each home visit and sends the data to our central cloud, CommCareHQ for program improvement, health surveillance, and workflow interventions. CommCare is easily customizable for widely different environments; it can run on inexpensive Java-enabled phones or higher-end Android phones, easily handle multiple languages, and incorporate multimedia elements for low-literate users.
CommCare is currently being piloted in ten countries by 19 public health organizations. Forms for over 90,000 home visits have been submitted thus far. The majority of these projects are tailored to strengthen community-based efforts to improve maternal and child health. From these pilot studies we are accumulating a wealth of experience and training materials deploying CommCare in the field, as well as building an evidence base that confirms CommCare can improve a community health program
Collaborative Approach
Dimagi and D-Tree international are leading CommCare, a mobile-phone based application that will enable CHWs to provide better, more efficient care while also enabling better supervision and coordination of community health programs. Dimagi is leading the development of the open source, phone and web-based application, building on years of experience in mobile health. D-Tree International, a frequent partner and implementer with Dimagi, is leading the implementation of CommCare deployments, currently focused in Tanzania. This effort is a collaboration with local researchers and implementing organizations, and will be built on top of the open source JavaROSA platform.
Scaling Up
Dimagi has recently launched a cloud-based, enterprise level platform to deploy CommCare globally (www.commcarehq.org). The platform includes two-way synchronization of client data which allows data to be shared between CHWs, promotes links between community- and clinic-based health, and restores a CHWs data in case of phone damage or loss. We are adding authoring tools to allow organizations to adapt or create their own CommCare modules.
We are focusing our immediate scale up efforts in India to deploy CommCare with the new Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) program. Over 750,000 ASHAs have already been trained and are financially incentivized to conduct community-based interventions known to improve maternal and child health. We are on track to launch beta tests of CommCare-ASHA with at least 10 different organizations throughout India by the end of 2011.
Pictures below are courtesy of researcher Brian DeRenzi, a PhD student at the University of Washington who has led much of the field work to develop CommCare.

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OXFORD, Ohio—Echoing the Miami University Alma Mater of celebrating its tradition while embracing the future, Miami University Athletics unveiled a bold new look for its football uniforms on Wednesday, July 24 that includes cutting-edge developments in apparel technology from adidas.
"We are excited that adidas has partnered with us to take the Miami brand to a new level," said Miami University Athletics Director David Sayler. "Our new uniform uses the latest technology and cutting-edge graphics to give our football program a powerful new look and claim the name Miami. While the design pays tribute to our proud heritage, it is a bold look into our future."
Reflecting a progressive vision that has quickly taken shape in the past few months to aggressively enhance many areas of the department, including facilities, this fresh look helps signal a new era for Miami Athletics.
Miami joins programs such as UCLA and Nebraska as one of just 12 schools nationwide to roll out the adidas TECHFIT uniform with ShockWeb technology and is the only school in adidas apparel to boast the school name on the shoulders of the jersey. Hydrographics Inc. partnered with adidas in the production of the helmets.
"Everything we do at adidas is about helping athletes perform better," said adidas Director of Football Mark Daniels. "Miami's new adidas TECHFIT uniforms feature adidas ShockWeb technology, designed to keep players fast, cool and mobile. The new design highlights the RedHawks' traditional colors and logos in an updated and more aggressive look."
"Today we welcome a new change in uniform that is sharp, while still maintaining Love and Honor to all the Miami Football student-athletes of the past, as we 'Stand As ONE' both Redskins and RedHawks," said Miami Football Head Coach Don Treadwell. "In today's college football landscape, due to the opportunity of TV exposure, your team uniforms can minimize or maximize your first impression even before the clock starts the official game. Our team can't wait to wear the new adidas uniform and represent Miami Football with our new look."
Not only has adidas developed a dynamic style for Miami's football uniforms, the company has also created an exclusive Miami numbering and lettering font for all sports to use to strengthen the Miami brand with a consistent and distinct look for all teams.
The Miami wordmark is prominently displayed on the shoulders of the football jersey and back of the helmet, expanding beyond the traditional "M" logo. Weaving the past with the present, a feather design on the helmet and in the numbers celebrates Miami's rich traditions while looking to the future. Accenting the traditional Red and White colors, a chrome coloring is incorporated to highlight elements of the design to produce a vibrant look.
Below are descriptions of the various elements within the uniform, why they were used as part of the design and some of the history behind their significance.
Founded in 1809, Miami University is one of the oldest public institutions in the country. Miami University consistently ranks among the top public universities in the nation, cited often for the quality of our academic programs and undergraduate teaching, for experiences that lead to student success, and as a "Best Value" among national colleges. Miami combines a liberal arts foundation for all undergraduate majors with the active engagement of students in both curricular and co-curricular life. Forty-one percent of students study overseas; more than 70 percent participate in internships. Graduate students and undergrads participate with faculty in research and scholarship activities. Retention and graduation rates are some of the highest in NCAA Division I schools. One of Miami University's most famous graduates was Benjamin Harrison, who later became a President of the United States. Professor William Holmes McGuffey taught at Miami from 1826 to 1836, the year the first and second Eclectic Readers were published. The "mother of fraternities," Miami was the founding site of four national fraternities: Beta Theta Pi, Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Chi, and Phi Kappa Tau; as well as Delta Zeta sorority. Over the years, Miami has been branded across the country in different ways. Here, we claim the name Miami and highlight it as our name, expanding beyond just the traditional "M" that leaves open for interpretation "who" or what it means.
Miami Football
Miami Football is celebrating its 125th season this year. The program is among the nation's elite, ranking among NCAA Division I FBS leaders in all-time winning percentage and all-time wins. Throughout its history, Miami has established itself as one of the premiere football programs in the Mid-American Conference, seizing 15 MAC titles and made 11 bowl appearances. Miami also is the alma mater of two-time Super Bowl Champion quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and NCAA record-holding running back Travis Prentice. Miami University is recognized throughout the sports world as "The Cradle of Coaches" because of the number of coaching legends who began their careers on the Oxford campus. College football luminaries such as Woody Hayes, Bo Schembechler, Ara Parseghian and John Pont used Miami as a training ground, as did professional coaching greats like Weeb Ewbank, Paul Brown and Sid Gillman, most of whom are Miami University graduates. In 2014, Miami Athletics will immortalize another coaching great when it unveils a statue for Super Bowl XLVII Champion Coach and alumnus John Harbaugh.
Feathers in the jersey are symbolic of Miami's past and present, weaving the story of this institution's relationship with the Miami Indian Tribe, who lived in Southwest Ohio. Much like Miami University's name derived from the region, the RedHawk nickname also holds significance. The nickname RedHawks is believed to be based upon the red-tailed hawk, which is indigenous to Ohio. The tail of the hawk is a brick-red color, and red brick is a prominent fixture on the Miami University campus. This feature fully embraces and incorporates Miami's nickname identity, pulling the rich tradition of the University and athletics into the future.
Miami used chrome coloring as part of its jerseys at one point, and, recently had it incorporated into the beak of the RedHawk. The chrome incorporated here positions Miami in an edgy, less traditional way, but embraces the bright future of Miami University and Miami University Athletics.
The RedHawks' new adidas TECHFIT uniform celebrates Miami with a bold new style. Traditional RedHawks colors and logos are amped up to create a faster and edgier look. The MIAMI wordmark on the shoulders claims the name Miami in brilliant university red highlighted with metallic chrome silver.
adidas gave Miami the custom treatment with original numerals based on the MIAMI wordmark font and an aggressive RedHawk feather print that appears within the numbers and on the helmet. The helmet features an all-over feather print on red metallic chrome, with a metallic chrome silver MIAMI decal across the back and the beveled "M" on the front. The pants have a large metallic chrome silver beveled "M" logo.
Additional unique Miami details that will go onto the final version of the uniform like the "LOVE AND HONOR" statement inside the jersey neckband and the state of Ohio patch centered on the upper back strive to create emotional connections for the player and alumni alike. When this team lines up, they will send a clear message that We ARE Miami.
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The Merrell Men's Jungle Moc Shoe is a slip on shoe for all day comfort. The Jungle Moc slips onto your foot with ease with a durable pig suede leather upper. Strobel construction allows it to flex and wrap your foot in comfort as you take on the day, whether you're finishing those weekend chores, headed to the store, or enjoying a day hike on your local trails. The Ortholite® anatomical footbed and a molded nylon arch shank keeps the foot stabilized from the bottom up. The lining has also been treated with Aegis® antimicrobial solution, preventing the shoe from stink after a long day on your feet. The casual look will take you anywhere and you don't have to be afraid of taking them off trail due to the Jungle Runner Sole with sticky rubber. Stay on your feet.
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This will be my 5 th pair of these comfortable slipones. Great for travel in SE Asia where you are frequently required to slip off your shoes upon entering temples, stores , restaurants, homes, hotels, etc.Only disappointing thing with these shoes, are the flimsy insoles just like many other shoes.Note too that the gunsmoke eventually fades to light brown.
I bought these shoes for my husband, with his hesitant approval -- he's not as into internet shopping as I am and was skeptical of buying without trying. Well, he loved them! Right out of the box, they were extremely comfortable, even with the medium thick socks he tends to wear with his work boots, and that was after buying his usual shoe size. We bought them about two weeks ago and he has hardly taken them off. The black suede was dark black and good quality. They are easy to slip on, especially with the short pulltab on the back of the shoe that lets you pull them up onto your heel. As handy as it is though, this pulltab is the only (slight) drawback: it's red and his jeans get caught up in front of it. Not really a big deal, though, as long as you pull the jeans over the tab after you get them on.Merrell rocks! So comfy according to him and they look nice enough that I am happy to have him wear them when we go out for a casual dinner in the restaurants downtown.
I've gone through many of these, which is both good and bad. They're very comfortable, and I've used them as a basic get around shoe. They don't hold up to extreme conditions, and even under normal use I've only gotten several months out of them, but they're a great deal at the right price, and I keep coming back.
I've had this pair of shoes for about 8 years now. I haven't worn them every day for that period of time, but I still have them and they are great. They are very comfortable and easy to slip on and off. Merrell's customer service is the best.
This shoe is comfy and relaxed and makes you want to strutt your stuff in it. It is durable and nice looking. You can go walking in the city or hike a trail, this shoe works for all. While you pick the terrain you get to place your foot in a shoe heaven of comfort that looks good and leaves your feet untainted with smells of anything foul while they are pampered in your shoe. Enjoy them because I do!
This will be my 4th pair of the Merrell Mocs. I've had a couple pair of knockoffs to these and while not bad they just don't feel as comfy as these Merrell's.Craftsmanship is outstanding as I've never had a stich go bad nor has the soles ever came apart from the uppers either.
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On 2-4-13 at approximately 4:10 PM, the Fountain Valley Police Department responded to the intersection of Warner Avenue and Mt. Hope Street regarding an injury traffic collision.
Investigation revealed a Toyota Camry entered the intersection from northbound Mt. Hope Street and proceeded to make a left turn onto westbound Warner Avenue. At the same time, an elderly pedestrian was walking in the crosswalk northbound Mt Hope on the west side of the street. The driver of the Camry failed to yield to the pedestrian in the crosswalk, and a collision occurred. The pedestrian was transported to UCI Medical Center in Orange for traumatic injuries. At this point, the injuries are not life threatening. Preliminary investigation did not show that alcohol or drugs contributed to the collision. Investigation is on-going.
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Putty in hair, green lipstick? We saw it all and lots more backstage at Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week
Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week is the chance for designers, hairstylists and makeup artists to show the world what we'll be wearing come spring. And there were a lot of really gorgeous looks we can't wait to try -- and plenty of lust-worthy clothes way out of our budget. Sigh ...
Buuut, there were also some truly outrageous looks at Fashion Week too -- ones that had us scratching our heads, wondering if it was all some kind of practical joke. I mean, do they really expect us to slather putty from Home Depot in our hair or intentionally smudge our lipstick all over our faces? Sorry, but that aint happening.
Click here to see the craziest looks at Fashion Week.
The truth is that Fashion Week is a show, and some designers opt for wacky over wearable. It certainly got our attention, so I guess they're doing something right -- even if the thought of white eyelashes makes us cringe.
I figure you've seen enough of the "pretty" and "wearable" looks from Fashion Week, so I thought I'd show you the good stuff: the craziest, most out-there hair and makeup looks we saw while backstage at Fashion Week. A few of them you actually could try out at home -- or at least a toned-down version -- and the rest were simply too hilarious/scary/bizarre not to show you.
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As I reminisced on 2010 for purposes of this post, I was simply astonished by all that has changed in my life over the past 365 days - and consequently, how it has all changed me.
Twelve months ago, I was fresh out of college. I was planning a wedding, preparing to change cities, and adjusting to the fact that I was about to quit the job I had kept since age 15 - for 7 and a half years.
Twelve months ago, everything about my life turned upside down, and now here I am. And I'm OK.
Isn't it incredible how much life can change in one short year?
I have a few things to say about New Year's resolutions, but I'll save that for another post in the near future. Right now I'd like to take a little trip down memory lane... and you're welcome to join me. :)
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PEMBROKE — Donovan Graham and Jaron Johnson, sixth-grade special education students at Carroll Middle, had an immediate answer for what they enjoyed most about the Very Special Arts Festival.
"Face painting," they said.
"That was my favorite," Donovan said.
Donovan and Jaron joined special-needs students from all 42 Robeson County public schools who came to The University of North Carolina at Pembroke to enjoy games, music and arts and crafts with teachers and college students at the 11th annual VSA Festival on Wednesday.
The event was held in conjunction with the UNCP School of Education, Disability Support Services and the Public Schools of Robeson County. The Teaching Fellows and other university students played with public school students and helped them make tambourines and key chains.
Sandi Carter, the Arts Education supervisor for the Public Schools of Robeson County, said the festival helps special-needs students have fun "no matter what degree of disability" they have.
"Some students don't have access to a variety of arts at their schools," she said. "Some students are self-contained."
Carter said the event also enables students to interact with their older peers.
"We have it on campus so they get to experience what it's like to be on a college campus," she said. "We do it in partnership with DSS and they see students who are succeeding and graduating from college. It lets them know that they can do it too, no matter what."
Students colored a VSA Festival puzzle, watched the Purnell Swett High School cheerleading team perform stunts and danced to the Band of Directors, a jazz band made up of music teachers from county schools. Jef Lambdin of The InterACTive Theater in Lumberton juggled bowling pins, rings and balls, and magician John Tudor performed magic tricks with his rabbit sidekick, Rodney.
Schools Superintendent Johnny Hunt credited UNCP, saying it does "a great job" hosting the event.
"The kids look forward to it every year," Hunt said.
Donovan, Jaron and the rest of Jeff Emerson's sixth-grade-class are no exception. Emerson, who has taught for 25 years, said his students enjoy the festival "very much" and praised UNCP for holding it.
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Hello experts, currently I have a conventional 3-Fund retirement portfolio, but I've considering doing a small cap value tilt with my US stock allocation. I was thinking of doing a 75/25 TSM/SCV tilt, using Vanguard's Small Cap Value Index Fund (VSIAX) in our IRAs.
My concern is I don't know if this makes sense because I'll wind up paying a 0.3% penalty because implementing a tilt would force me to use more expensive funds in my 401(k) plan.
Given that many people debate whether there even is a small cap value premium you can capture, is it worth taking this risk if I have to start with a negative 0.3% drag right from the beginning?
The math behind the 0.3% penalty is because I'm currently using the lowest cost option in my 401(k), which is a Total US Stock Market fund at 0.53% ER. The only SCV fund in my 401(k) has a 1.43% ER, which I've ruled out, so I'd need to hold SCV in my IRAs. But since I'm currently holding my entire international allocation and most of my bond allocation in IRAs, doing a shift to SCV in the IRA would in turn require me to exchange from TSM in the 401(k) to international or bonds in the 401(k) to keep my overall stock/bond allocation the same. Here's where the "penalty" kicks in: the Total Bond Fund in my 401(k) has a higher 0.83% ER, hence the 0.3% "penalty" (i.e. the difference in ER between the TSM and TBM funds in the 401(k)). The international options in my 401(k) are even worse, so I'd need to use bonds in the 401(k) if I go through with a tilt. (I hope you followed this.)
This 0.3% expense ratio penalty is on top of the extra expenses that a SCV fund has in general.
It's one thing to implement a SCV tilt when you have good options. But is it worth doing it in my case where my options aren't as favorable? Am I making too big of a deal about this?
I've found that having 52% of my retirement assets in the 401(k) (where I'm almost forced to hold TSM because the other funds are inferior and too expensive) and another 15% in a Thrift Savings Plan, with the remaining 34% in IRAs belonging to my wife and me, has held me back from doing anything too exotic.


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October 28, 02
Vol. 18 , No. 04
Jazz at the Ath
JASON FLATLEY '03, piano
TAYLOR PRICE, bass
CHARLIE DECK, tenor saxophone
LIAM STACOWICZ, trombone
JOSH ZETUMER, drums
Any friend of Claremont McKenna College senior Jason Flatley can tell you that he is passionate about music. Flatley has been studying piano for 16 years. During high school his focus turned towards jazz when he started studying with Reed Kotler. He has recently begun studying with Bill Cunliffe.
A native of Saratoga, California, Flatley is a mathematics major with, as he says, "an equal focus on music." He has been a member of the Pomona Jazz Band, performed numerous times at campus and community events, and can be heard regularly as the pianist for the 5-C improv comedy group, Without a Box. His musical interests also extend to composition. After graduation from CMC he is planning to either attend graduate school in mathematics or pursue a career in music in Los Angeles or New York.
In a performance that will consist of original interpretations of jazz standards, Jason Flatley is joined by bassist Taylor Price (Pomona '03), tenor saxophonist Charlie Deck (Pomona '03), trombonist Liam Stacowicz (Pomona '03), and Los Angeles-based drummer Josh Zetumer. The Claremont Colleges members of the quintet have been playing together for the past four years.
This will be a popular event, so be sure to sign up early if you wish to attend the preconcert dinner.
Trauma, Memory, and Law
Gail Goodman, professor of psychology at the University of California, Davis, and professor of forensic psychology at the University of Oslo, Norway, has recently completed a longitudinal-prospective study of memory in child sexual abuse victims. This study, funded by the National Science Foundation, is unique in examining the accuracy of long-term memory of childhood trauma. Goodman's work also concerns children's emotional reactions to legal involvement, children's and families' perceptions of fairness after participating in prosecutions, and children's performance in forensic interviews. In her Athenaeum talk, Dr. Goodman will focus on children's and adults' eyewitness memory.
Goodman received her Ph.D. in developmental psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles in 1977, and completed postdoctoral studies at the University of Denver and the Universite Rene Descartes (Paris, France). She has been the author of numerous scientific publications and the recipient of numerous federal grants dealing with such topics as child maltreatment, memory for traumatic events, forensic interviewing, and children in court. Her work has been cited pivotally by the U.S. Supreme Court, and she has been a consultant to courts, legal agencies, and legislatures in countries worldwide. Her honors include the 2002 Distinguished Contributions Award from the American Board of Forensic Psychology.
Dr. Goodman's lecture at the Athenaeum is the second in the series Psychology and Law.
Litigating for Local Liberty: Fighting Grassroots Tyranny in the Schools, City Hall, and Other Government Bureaucracies
Clint Bolick cofounded the Institute for Justice in 1991 to engage in constitutional litigation protecting individual liberty. For the past 12 years, he has led the nationwide effort to defend school voucher programs, which provide public money for children to attend private schools. He has won school choice victories in the Wisconsin, Ohio, and Arizona Supreme Courts and most recently won a landmark ruling, Zelman v. Simmons-Harris, in the United States Supreme Court. He has also successfully litigated cases involving issues as diverse as property and occupational rights, affirmative action, interracial adoptions, and the interstate shipping of wine.
Bolick's remarks will address the recent Zelman case, but the overarching theme of his talk will center on the threat local governments pose to individuals' natural rights and constitutional liberties.
The Salvatori Center at Claremont McKenna College is sponsoring Clint Bolick's visit to campus. Lunch begins at 11:45 a.m. Mr. Bolick will speak at 12:15 p.m.
Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz: The First Feminist of the Americas
Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz (1648-1695) is one of the major poets of the Spanish language and the first in our hemisphere to defend women's right to knowledge. She has been called "the first feminist of the Americas."
Gifted with intelligence, grace and beauty, she so passionately sought knowledge that she asked her mother to dress her up as a man so that she could attend the university, which at the time was closed to women.
Protected by the Vicereine, she went to live in the Royal Court of the New Spain and shortly thereafter became a nun. Sor Juana went on to write numerous plays and exceptionally beautiful love poems.
Towards the end of her life, she was silenced by the ecclesiastical hierarchy and forced to relinquish her library. The great poetess died during "the great plague" in Mexico City on April 17, 1695.
Gregorio Luke, an expert in Mexican art, is the Director of the Museum of Latin American Art (Long Beach). He was formerly the Consul of Cultural Affairs at the Consulate General of Mexico in Los Angeles and the First Secretary of the embassy of Mexico in Washington, D.C.
Luke has given over 500 lectures in museums and universities in Mexico and the United States. He has spoken at institutions such as The Library of Congress, The Smithsonian Institution, the San Diego Art Museum, the Detroit Institute of Art, and universities such as Harvard, Columbia, and Georgetown. At the Athenaeum in February 2000, Gregorio Luke presented a slide/lecture on the monumental works of Diego Rivera .
In 1992 Mr. Luke received a Mayoral Citation for the District of Columbia for promoting Mexican Culture and in 1995 he was conferred the Irving Leonard Award by the Hispanic Society of the Library of Congress.
Gregorio Luke's lecture is sponsored by the Modern Languages Department and the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum.
A Model for Post-Saddam Iraq
Kanan Makiya will speak about the future of a post-Saddam Iraq in the case of regime change. His lecture is part of the series Crisis in the Middle East, sponsored by the Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies. Makiya will outline the kinds of discussions going on inside the Iraqi opposition, and the extent of U.S. interest in these evolving ideas. He will also discuss the possibilities and implications of "nation-building" and reconstruction in Iraq assuming the U.S. does end up playing a major role in these.
Kanan Makiya, born in Baghdad, left Iraq to study architecture at MIT, later joining Makiya Associates to design and build projects in the Middle East. In 1981 he left the practice of architecture and began to write a book about Iraq. Republic of Fear: The Politics of Modern Iraq (1989), which became a best seller after Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait. It was republished in an updated form in 1995.
Makiya's next book, The Monument (1991), is an essay on the aesthetics of power and kitsch. In 1993 he published Cruelty and Silence: War, Tyranny, Uprising and the Arab World, which was awarded The Lionel Gelber Prize for the best book on international relations published in English in 1993.
Along with these books, written under the pseudonym Samir al-Khalil to conceal his identity, Makiya has written for The Independent, The New York Times, New York Review of Books, The Times Literary Supplement, and The Times.
In October 1992 he acted as the convener of the Human Rights Committee of the Iraqi National Congress, a transitional parliament based in northern Iraq. He has collaborated on two films for television, the most recent of which exposed for the first time the 1988 campaign of mass murder in northern Iraq known as the Anfal. The film was shown in the U.S. under the title Saddam's Killing Fields, and received the Edward R. Murrow Award For Best Television Documentary On Foreign Affairs in 1992.
Makiya has just published The Rock: A Seventh Century Tale of Jerusalem (2002), a work of historical fiction that tells the story of Muslim-Jewish relations in the formative first century of Islam, a story that culminates in the building of the Dome of the Rock. His recent articles include "Manual for a `Raid,"' published in the New York Review of Books on January 16, and "The Arab World and Sept 11," published in Dissent, spring 2002.
Kanan Makiya now teaches courses at Brandeis University on "Describing Cruelty," "The Monument and the City," and "Politics and Culture of the Modern Middle East."
From the Grand Ol' Opry to Carnegie Hall
JOHN HERALD, vocals and guitar
BRANTLEY KEARNS, vocals and fiddle
FRED SOKOLOW, fiddle, mandolin, and fiddle
TOM SAUBER, fiddle, mandolin, and fiddle
PAT CAMPBELL, bass
John Herald is a singer, guitarist and top-notch showman... a cult figure among bluegrass aficionados . . .
-The New York Times
I've always been a sucker for his voice. God, I think he's great.
-Linda Rondstadt
Throughout his more than four decade career John Herald has been a proponent of traditional folk music and an innovator within the genre. Bob Dylan dubbed him the "country Stevie Wonder." Born and raised in Greenwich Village, son of a poet, John Herald began playing guitar in lower Manhattan pickup jam sessions with artists like Bob Dylan, Rory Block, Jorma Kaukonen or Ramblin' Jack Elliot. In 1959 he became well-known as lead singer and guitarist in the Greenbriar Boys, the first touring professional bluegrass group in the Northeast. Later he was a founding member of the Seventies folk collective The Woodstock Mountain Review.
Herald's career has also included work as a singer and session guitarist, recording with artists such as Bonnie Raitt, Doc Watson, and Bette Midler. He has also written songs for artists such as Peter, Paul, and Mary, Joan Baez, and the Woodstock Mountain Review.
John Herald resides in Woodstock, New York. He is currently a solo performer and occasionally plays as a member of the Woodstock Mountain Review. His most recent album Roll on John was released in 2000.
Members of the band include: Brantley Kearns, vocals and fiddle; Fred Sokolow and Tom Sauber, fiddle, mandolin, and banjo; and Pat Campbell, acoustic bass.
The 2002 Election Outlook
Newt Gingrich served as a Member of Congress for twenty years and as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1995 to 1999. Under his leadership Congress passed welfare reform, the first balanced budget in a generation, and the first tax cuts in sixteen years. Gingrich is also widely recognized for his commitment to a better health care system, volunteerism, and the environment.
Named as Man of the Year by Time magazine for 1995, Gingrich is the author of five books including Contract with America (1994) and To Renew America (1995). In addition to his writing, he is a political analyst for Fox News Channel.
Currently, Gingrich is the CEO of The Gingrich Group, a strategy and communications consulting firm based in Atlanta, Georgia. He also serves as a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C., and as a distinguished visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. He received his bachelor's degree in history from Emory University and master's and doctorate degrees in modern European history from Tulane University.
The lunch is for CMC persons only. Overflow seating will be accommodated in McKenna Auditorium. Lunch begins at 11:45 a.m. Mr. Gingrich will speak at 12:15 p.m.
Public Intellectuals in American Life
In his landmark work of intellectual history, The Metaphysical Club (2001), literary critic Louis Menand tells the story of the development of pragmatism following the Civil War through its greatest exponents-William James, Charles Sanders Peirce, John Dewey, and Oliver Wendell Holmes. Arguing that these thinkers were responsible for leading American democracy into a new age of freedom and pluralism, Menand shows the way that intellectuals can have a positive role in the shaping of public discourse. "They helped," Mend argues, "put an end to the idea that the universe is an idea, that beyond the mundane business of making our way as best we can in a world shot through with contingency, there exists some order, invisible to us, whose logic we transgress at our peril."
As a Contributing Editor of The New York Review of Books and a frequent contributor to The New Yorker and The New Republic, Menand has become a public intellectual whose writing on literature, philosophy, and film continues its wide influence on American readers. In addition to The Metaphyhsical Club, which was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for History, Menand has also written extensively on modern poetry, including Discovering Modernism: T.S. Eliot and His Context (1987), and edited The Future of Academic Freedom (1998) and Pragmatism: A Reader (1997).
Memand is professor of English at CUNY Graduate Center in New York City.
Bush's New Strategy for the Middle East
The Bush Administration is radically reformulating long-standing American policy toward the Middle East. The Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking effort has been put on the back burner, Iraq and Iran have been labeled as part of "an axis of evil," the war on terrorism has become the dominant preoccupation of official Washington, and a new doctrine of "dominance" and "preemption" has been enunciated to prepare the ground for a war to disarm Iraq and change its regime. The Bush team talks as if it has an ambitious project of democratization in mind for the region as well. Professor Quandt will examine the new strategy and its chances of success.
In the fall of 1994 William B. Quandt joined the Department of Politics at the University of Virginia, where he holds the Edward R. Stettinius chair and currently serves as Vice Provost for International Affairs. He teaches courses on the Middle East and American Foreign Policy. Prior to this appointment, he was a Senior Fellow in the Foreign Policy Studies Program at the Brookings Institution, where he conducted research on the Middle East, American policy toward the Arab-Israeli conflict, and energy policy.
Before going to Brookings in 1979, Quandt served as a staff member on the National Security Council (1972-1974, 1977-1979). He was actively involved in the negotiations that led to the Camp David Accords and the Egyptian-Israeli Peace Treaty. He has written numerous books, and his articles have appeared in a wide variety of publications. His books include: Peace Process: American Diplomacy and the Arab-Israeli Conflict Since 1967 (Brookings, 2001, revised edition, 1993); Between Ballots and Bullets: Algeria's Transition from Authoritarianism (Brookings, 1998); Camp David: Peacemaking and Politics (Brookings, 1986); Saudi Arabia in the 1980s: Foreign Policy, Security, and Oil (Brookings, 1981). During 1987-88, he was President of the Middle East Studies Association. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and serves on the Board of Trustees of the American University in Cairo, The Middle East Institute, and the Foundation for Middle East Peace.
William Quandt was born in 1941 in Los Angeles, California. He received his B.A. in international relations from Stanford University in 1963, and his Ph.D. in political science from MIT in 1968.
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They dominated most of the facets of play, especially in general play as their breakdown dominance laid the platform for this victory. The All Blacks pack dominated their Australian counterparts, which saw the backline thrive.
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The Wallabies enjoyed a good start to the match, forcing a penalty from an early scrum shortly after the kick-off. Barnes was on target. But once the All Blacks kicked into gear, they gained control of the match.
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The Wallabies created promising chances thereafter, but poor handling and interplay saw the All Blacks easily restricting the home team, creating pressure.
This pressure was evident on the half-hour mark as Beale knocked-on an easy pass from Genia in the Wallabies' 22m area, which proved costly. From the resulting scrum, the All Blacks shifted possession quickly through the backline, which created space for Cory Jane out wide. Again, Beale was beaten on the outside and Jane dived over.
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You have the most awesome collection of really cool stuff, Rosemary. I would love to dig through your 'abyss'! LOL
As always, beautiful! Love your creations!
I am impressed! I saw your roses on FB and had to click on the link! I am so happy I did...who can resist a rose???? Your crown is just gorgeous...
What wonderful and creative work you do!
♥ Jil
I'm just catching up on your latest creations, Rosemary. All so pretty-love the roses! I don't know what that last mysterious photo is, but looking forward to finding out :)
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Beautiful tiara. I can't figure out what you are in the middle of creating there but it has bling and I like that a LOT. Patti@OldThingsNew
Busy, busy...is what you sound like. Everything you create is pure beauty. You have a gift, my friend:-)
Im with Kathleen everything you touch is pure beauty dear friend Hope you feel better soon
How beautiful! Can't wait to see what you're up to!
I have been extra excited to see your posts recently--you are really on a roll--so many beautiful projects! I love the rose tiara! So sorry you aren't feeling well--I hope you don't have the awful flu going around. Take care!
That tiara is really pretty and would look great tilted on a vanity mirror!
Hi Rosemary,
I am loving your creations. So soft and dreamy!
A little bit of mystery and suspense!!:)!! with the last pic...Hmmm, I wonder and can't wait to discover. I am sure it will be charming!
Ohhhhh the rose crown is my favorite one yet! It's beautiful!!! I'm not sure what you're up to with the glass beads but I'm sure it will be wonderful!!!
I am loving the peek at that frame, Rosemary! It looks so pretty!
It doesn't look like you've slowed to me :) you are so busy. I can't wait to see your latest creation....you have a gift! Feel better soon.
What a fragment! What a tiara!
You are good.
I love the rose tiara but then I have loved them all!! I cannot wait to see what your next project is, that little hint looks divine!
Your creations are always fun and beautiful to see Rosemary! The tiara is gorgeous.
I think this tiara is my favorite so far. Is that going on Etsy by any chance?
Looks like some kind of crystals. OOH! I love the suspense.
I love your latest projects! All of the tiaras are so creative and original! I think you're right about the roses frame. It may be less funeralish in a lighter color LOL! I do like the dark too though. Tough to decide really. I love everything you do! Hugs, Leena
The crown is lovely Rosemary. And I love the darker color of the frame, it seems to fit it! When you find things in empty places that have sat unloved for many years it has that darker look to it. It makes me wonder who loved it... Can't wait to see it finished and what you are making with crystals??? A crystal crown maybe?? Whatever, I am sure it too will be lovely! My turn at a crown will come...hope you have a list going!!! Also hope you are feeling better, you need to take care of yourself, slowing down...yeah right!
The rose tiara is my favorite. I also love bling. Don't get sick. We need you! We love you! The bling suspense is almost painful.
The tiara is quite pretty! I do love mine, by the way. Yes, I think the frame should be lightened. Can't wait to see what the bling is about! :)
I love your posts and your energetic mind, even though you say you're a little under the weather. Such great ideas!! As far as the bling on the last photo, I'm sure it will be fabulous.
I love the piece on the board....
Sure wish I had your energy, even when sick you get things done.
Another gorgeous tiara Rosemary. Sure hope you're taking care of yourself.
Love the tiara and can't wait to see what the crystal bling is gonna be!
Beautiful creations Rosemary!Hope you are feeling better soon!
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Lovely roses, all very beautiful!
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I actually agree with the last 2 parts. The problem is we already have frontline depth. Is Birdman gonna be pushed out now? If not, where does Bass get minutes?Originally Posted by Harvey Hornet
Let's see where this is headed.
6-8Originally Posted by St. Rock
great rebounder and very athletic
I actually agree with the last 2 parts. The problem is we already have frontline depth. Is Birdman gonna be pushed out now? If not, where does Bass get minutes?Originally Posted by Harvey Hornet
Let's see where this is headed.
Good post!!!!Originally Posted by DaFan
Originally Posted by DaFan
OK SO YOUR SAYING U LIKE steven a? ... and umm we could wait 2-3 on ukic not a tweener
Originally Posted by Harvey Hornet
Good pick IMO.
How tall was Barkley? 6'4"-6'6" depending on what day you asked him. I'm not saying he's the next Barkley, but he's very athletic and has good size (other than height). He can bring nice energy off the bench to clean the glass.
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he wont play sfOriginally Posted by St. Rock
was going to be one of the best ever b4 the new CBA but now it will be one of the worst ever
so anybody might be a first round pick next year
I like the Bass pick. Of course I'm a bit biased toward him. I just feel that he improved a good bit in his time at LSU, and although he's still developing, he's got P.J. Brown ahead of him to help in showing him the ropes.
He may not contribute RIGHT AWAY.. but we're rebuilding, and Bass will help a bit while gaining experience. Once he fully develops he'll be a valuable asset to us, no doubt, IMO.
I think he's a legit 4. 6'8" and a wide body. I just don't see where he gets minutes, that's all.Originally Posted by St. Rock
I wouldn't have a problem with this pick if it weren't for Turiaf being available. Turiaf is a much safer and much better pick IMO.
God Bless New Orleans and God Bless Louisiana.
do not compare Him to a great playerOriginally Posted by DaFan
I like the pick. For the moment, he's just a banger who can give us some rebounding off the bench. But he can take his time and continue to develop his game while playing behind PJ.
the Legend has spoken!
Harvey whats your opinion? I just think its a 2nd round pick, he could be a sleeper, and if he would have waited 1 more year he would have been a 1st round pick. SEC player of the year, LSU kid, guys calm down. This is not that bad. People are still passing on Taft, Gomes, and Turiaf as we speak.
Bass was on virtually every "underrated" list.
He's a great athlete, he's very physical, has very little body fat, he REBOUNDS (which we were horrible at) and the things he isn't as good at (jump shot), he is athletic enough to work on.
Plus he might get at least a few more butts in the seats...you know how LSU fans are...homers to an extreme degree.
The guy will only get better, and I dig the pick.
we had a chance to get granger and green. and we blew it .. congrats we get bloody bass.
I have a feeling that DX is the guy who is gonna get pushed out of the rotation. He might have just been reduced to cap filler.Originally Posted by jedi517
but we coulda had moreOriginally Posted by Adam the Legend
What the heck are you talking about?Originally Posted by sof2xlc
How? If you're talking about Magloire for 16, you have to get better value than that. Even if the guy we want is there...don't be a punk.
And when I say "don't be a punk" I don't mean you. I mean the Hornets.
Bristow said Hornets had secret workout with Bass this morning! LOL
Do we really need another PG that can't shoot? We got our NBA ready PG in the 1st round, and don't need a guy that's gonna have to grow into an NBA body and develop an NBA game. I'm not saying Bass is gonna be an all-star, but he can give you more now than Ukic. Sure I would have rathered someone like Ryan Gomes, but considering I don't spend hour after hour scouting these players and watching all the film on them, I'll give our front office the benefit of the doubt.Originally Posted by sof2xlc
PS - Steven A is obnoxious, however...
I'm pleased with the pick.Originally Posted by Ry4598
see the edit...came out wrong
Originally Posted by DaFan
It would be good for us to have a rotation of ukic paul and Jr in the future .. its not like casey dickau and speedy will be here in 2-3 yrs
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