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Why don't you try installing it like I did and stated already, states the program is only good for 30 days then purchase is needed.
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Posted 01 October 2012 - 03:45
Then suck it up and just use the free alternatives. It doesn't matter if it's simple, complex. or dogshit when it comes to what it intends to do. If I develop a fart app that does fart and charge $15 for it, it's my choice. It's up to the people whether they want to pay for my fart app or not.
As a long time user of Windows and some of startdocks free software I see no reason to charge for this, plain and simple. Its replacing a small albeit handy feature of Windows that was removed. I see no reason to charge for this, yet to keep things like Object Dock free. With iOS I have no alternative but to purchase software even if it is for replacing basic functionality of some things. Its the App Ecosystem. As far as PC goes, for years developers have offered free small tools like Start8 and Object dock as carrots to get you interested in their other more meaty products. Should i have to PAY for an app that gives me a shutdown button? My opinion, no. I realize that there is talent and work that goes into creating some of these applications but for small things like object dock and start8 they definitely aren't breaking the bank. Free alternatives prove that.
Posted 01 October 2012 - 04:25
Wow all this outrage over 5 bucks? Damn you're a tough bunch.
You realize for $5 you can install it on as many machines as you have as long as it's for non-commercial use. So it's really worth it from that perspective. Like it or not someone has to pay the devs for their work, this is on a much higher level than classic shell. Start8 is a perfect match in look AND functionality of the Windows 7 start menu where classic shell is a half assed replacement.
Posted 01 October 2012 - 04:30
I posted a response to the post I quoted, which talks about the functionality, not the general annoyance towards the 'broken promise'
If you expect that fart app to be Free and say so, then don't cry as you are when people get annoyed that you change your mind and decide to charge for it, after as i said, stating it would be free.
That's what most of the annoyance is about.
As many others have stated, just use other software. This already isn't the only software that has this functionality, and there will be many more in the future that are even better.
Even samsung was testing with their own program.
Remember back when Object dock was the best dock? Then we got Rocketdock, and others that were free, did the same stuff, and even more.
Thank you! I can imagine the number of people griping about paying $5 for this, then tomorrow walking into Starbucks and plunking down $4.85 for a hot brown beverage with some fancy toppings. A beverage! That will be drunk and disposed of in a matter of 20 minutes.
Posted 03 October 2012 - 00:57
Oh it's awwwwwwwwwn now!
There's no spyware in start8, so why did you pull the spyware card out?
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As Ramon Foster stood in front of the cameras in the Steelers media room on Monday, Maurkice Pouncey and Marcus Gilbert stood outside tapping on the closed door, smiling, taking Foster's picture, and just having a little fun. It didn't come as a surprise, as the offensive line is one of the tightest knit units on the Steelers' team, a group that truly considers each other brothers.
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At this point, though, Foster doesn't know what his future will hold. He will meet with Coach Mike Tomlin on Tuesday, which possibly could give some clarity to his future. But until free agency begins in March he will take Tomlin's advice and reflect back on this season, one that finished with a disappointing 8-8 record.
"He said just remember what we had this past season," said Foster of the message Tomlin delivered in a team meeting on Monday. "We were 8-8. That's something you have to sit on for a little bit and remember it going into the next season. It's something you can't dwell on, but you have to reflect back on it before you move forward next year."
Foster said that missing the playoffs will definitely serve as motivation going into the offseason, giving everyone that extra drive to not have this same feeling again.
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Completely forgot about Ryan Williams. Good call on that one. Also, I'm enjoying how Kid Rock has become more of a Bog Segar than a Vanilla Ice. Cheers to that!
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Madison County is blessed with servant leaders who have dedicated energy, expertise, and commitment to making the community a better place to live. Several of these folks have been honored recently for their good works. Here is just a sampling:
- Tom and Bobbette Snyder received the Book of Golden Deeds Award from the Anderson Noon Exchange Club for their years of service to the community. As the director of the Leadership Academy of Madison County, Bobbette has helped develop a generation of leaders, showing the way by example. Tom is president of Ivy Tech Community College and has been a force of good in this community stretching back to before his days as an auto parts company executive.
- Joe Cook was honored by Anderson University for his philanthropic efforts on behalf of the university and the community. Cook recently received the William P. Riethmiller Partnership Award from the university.
- Charles Walker, Mike Wren, and Merle Summerville were honored by the Madison County chapter of the NAACP at a Nov. 3 dinner for their service to the chapter. Walker received the President's Award, Wren the Community Service Award, and Summerville the B. Harry Beckham Award.
- Nancy Likens received the local Boy Scouts of America Distinguished Citizenship Award. Likens, part of a farming family, has been deeply involved in health care, education and charitable efforts.
- Keith Trent was honored as the Madison County Bar Association's Community Service Award winner. Trent, an executive at Community Hospital Anderson, has served on many local boards and been involved in many charitable organizations.
- Stephanie Moran was honored Tuesday night with the 2012 Athena Award for her commitment to local youth, education and charity. Moran is director of the Community Partnership Center at Anderson University.
Congratulations to all of these award winners, and thank you for your lifetime of service to Madison County. The example you set inspires others to give of themselves to improve the local quality of life.
— Editorial published by The Herald Bulletin. Reposted with permission.
Anderson University is a private Christian university of 2,600 undergraduate and graduate students in central Indiana. Anderson University continues to be recognized as one of America's top colleges by U.S. News and World Report, The Princeton Review, and Forbes. Established in 1917 by the Church of God, Anderson University offers more than 65 undergraduate majors and graduate programs in business, music, nursing, and theology.


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EDITORS NOTE: This is the sixth in a series of stories profiling some local businesses that have endured the Test of Time and have been part of our community for decades.
OKALOOSA ISLAND — When Sam Montalto opened Pandora's Steakhouse & Lounge in 1978, local seafood restaurant owners told him a steakhouse would never last on Okaloosa Island.
While most of those seafood restaurants have been closed for decades, Pandora's has stood the test of time and has become one of the oldest steakhouses in the area.
"There just wasn't a steakhouse in Fort Walton that I enjoyed," said Montalto, who owns Pandora's with his son Monte. "We just wanted a place where we could have a good steak."
"We just wanted to sell good food with a casual atmosphere at a good price," Monte added.
Pandora's opened in May 1978 at what is now Azure condominiums. The restaurant drew its name from a retired minesweeper that was in front of the building.
The original menu was made up of six cuts of steak and fried shrimp. The menu has expanded since then, but the Montaltos have kept the same style.
The filet and the prime rib are the biggest sellers; the Montaltos sell close to 1,000 pounds of prime rib a week.
Pandora's has been a family restaurant from the beginning. Monte has worked there since it opened. About 10 years ago Monte's son Sal started working at the restaurant, and there is hope he will one day take it over.
"Sometimes it can be tough (working with family), but I feel like we're very fortunate," Monte said. "You don't see as many family-owned and run businesses anymore. It seems everyone has gone to a chain. We are pretty proud that we're locally owned and family owned and operated."
The Montaltos opened a second Pandora's in Grayton Beach in the late 1990s. In the early 2000s they opened Pranzo Italian Ristorante across from Pandora's new home at 1226 Santa Rosa Blvd. on the north side of U.S. Highway 98.
That move came in May 2005 after Azure purchased the restaurant's building and Pandora's lost its lease.
The Montaltos loved the layout of their original dining room, so they kept virtually the same design for the new one, only slightly larger.
In the very near future, it will be much easier to get to Pandora's.
In August the Montaltos had the old Sammy's gentlemen's club building on U.S. 98 torn down. This spring that space will be paved and opened up to provide direct access to Pandora's from the highway.
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On February 25, 1870 Hiram Rhoades Revels, a preacher from Mississippi was sworn into the United States Senate. That occasion marked the first time a man of African descent served in either house of congress. While his service is a landmark in American history, Revels would not seek a second term but did go on […]
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Malaysian Ambassador to Keynote Saint Louis University's 2011 Boeing Distinguished Guest Lecture
His Excellency Dato' Sri Dr. Jamaludin Jarjis, ambassador of Malaysia to the United States, will be the guest speaker at Saint Louis University's John Cook School of Business 2011 Boeing Distinguished Guest Lecture Wednesday, May 4, in the Wool Ballroom at Busch Student Center, 20 N. Grand Blvd. The event is free and open to the public however reservations are required.
While in St. Louis, the Ambassador wants to promote the U.S.-Malaysia diplomatic and business relations and plans to meet with members of the Malaysian community as well as students and U.S. business leaders.
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About the Ambassador: Dato' Sri Dr. Jamaludin Jarjis was appointed Ambassador to the United States with ministerial status in 2009. A prominent corporate leader and politician in Malaysia, he first joined the Cabinet as Second Finance Minister in 2002. In 2004, he was appointed the Minister of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs and then Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation - a position he held until March 2008. He has been a member of the Parliament since 1990 and was elected to the UMNO Supreme Council in 2000.
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Prior to joining the Cabinet, he served in various business positions, most recently as chairman of Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB), the national power utility company and the largest listed company on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE).
Dr. Jamaludin holds an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from the University of Manchester (UK), a masters from the University of Manitoba (Canada) and a Ph.D. from the University of McGill (Canada).
The lecture is presented by SLU's Boeing Institute of International Business in partnership with the Missouri Department of Economic Development, St. Louis Regional Chamber and Growth Association, U.S. Department of Commerce, World Affairs Council, World Agricultural Forum and the World Trade Center St. Louis.
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The wait for Porsche's Carrera GT replacement, the 918, was a long one. We were drip-fed images, sat in on passenger rides, and took it for a development drive.
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Uh oh. Season 5 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta has just gotten started, but we've already learned two of our favorite stars — Kim Zolciak and Kandi Burruss — are already at odds in a big, big way. In fact, one show insider exclusively tells Wetpaint Entertainment the former close pals and song collaborators haven't talked to each other in ages.
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As viewers of the premiere will recall, in the first show of the season Kandi specifically mentioned that she and boyfriend Todd had plans for a baby. They even had a name picked out: Kash.
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Dermot Property Associates has sold a portfolio of 14 buildings in Manhattan, the Bronx and Queens for $190.5 million, The Commercial Observer has learned.
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1. Sam Bradford, Rams
Bradford continues to improve and now has the Rams in 1st place. He's completed over 56 pct of his passes in all four games this year.
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Hernandez had another five catches on Monday night against the Dolphins. He leads all rookies in receiving yards.
3. Jahvid Best, Lions
Best was effective against the Packers, but didn't break off any game-changing plays. He also lost a costly fumble.
4. Dez Bryant, Cowboys
Bryant and the Cowboys were off this week. He's averaging over 50 receiving yards per game.
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Not much has gone right for the 49ers, but Iupati has emerged as one of the league's best run-blocking interior linemen.
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Misi had another big game against the Patriots on Monday night. He recorded his second sack of the season and two quarterback pressures.
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Just like a quick stroll through the cruise night parking lot will confirm the dominance of GM overdrive automatics on the street, walking down the staging lanes of any dragstrip will reveal an equally overwhelming number of Powerglides and TH400s. Whether the race cars in question are street/strip machines, Chevys, Fords, Mopars, Top Alcohol dragsters, or 3,000hp Outlaw 10.5 beasts, when it comes to drag racing transmissions it's GM or bust. That's because street transmissions make an excellent foundation for drag race transmissions, and since long before the muscle era GM has dominated the market. In applications that require the ultimate in durability, Powerglides and TH400s have always been the gold standard, but which is best for your application? Furthermore, thanks to the demands of Super Stock racers that bite and claw for every fraction of a horsepower, modern TH350s can now survive behind 900-plus horsepower motors, which was unheard of just 10 years ago. Building the perfect drag automatic is a balancing act among durability, efficiency, and low mass, so to learn more about them we consulted with some of the most well-known trans builders around. Our panel includes Stan Poff of TCI Automotive; Zack Farah of Gearstar; and Rob Sappe, J.C. Beattie Jr., Rick Hults, and Jim Beattie Sr. of ATI. Let's get schooled on what goes into a thoroughbred drag transmission, shall we?
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Rob Sappe: The Powerglide and TH400 have established themselves as the benchmarks of durability in competitive drag racing. Some applications are better suited for a Powerglide, and in others a TH400 is a better choice. For cars that weigh less than 3,200 pounds, launch violently, or are traction limited, the Powerglide is the best choice. In these types of applications, a Powerglide is the ultimate in consistency as well. On the other hand, for cars that will see any street time at all, a TH400 is a better option. In race cars, compared to a Powerglide a TH400 is better suited for cars with large tires and taller rearend gearing. Heavier cars need three speeds to help get them up and running. Another three-speed option is the TH350. It's not as strong as a TH400 in terms of ultimate strength, but still very popular for most street/strip applications.
TH350 Alternative
Zack Farah: The TH350 is a great compromise between the TH400 and Powerglide. Like the TH400, it has three forward gears, but not as much rotating mass. The trade-off is that it requires a few high-dollar components to get up to snuff with either the Powerglide or TH400, especially if you expect to get a full season of racing out of it without snapping the input shaft or intermediate sprag. In stock trim both the Powerglide and TH400's drums, planetaries, and shafts will take more abuse than the TH350. However, when a TH350 is upgraded with a sprag-type intermediate overrun clutch, a 300M input shaft, a late 700-R4 low roller clutch center support, premium racing frictions and steels, and a shift kit, it can be brought up to par with entry-level Powerglides and TH400s that have been upgraded with premium frictions and steels. The aftermarket offers much more for Powerglides and TH400s to take these units into the 1,000-plus horsepower arena. A TH350 will rarely survive at those horsepower levels.


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John Calvin comments, "We are here taught with what clemency the Lord acts towards his own people, although they have deserved severe punishment." Hagar was proud, and she suffered the consequences, yet God did not forget her. Likewise, we too ...Read More
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This year marks the bicentennial of the War of 1812, also known as "Mr. Madison's War." Two hundred years ago, this war tested our young nation. President Madison proved the United States could go to war without depriving citizens of their constitutional rights.
In the early nineteenth century, many fashionable men and women including Napoleon Bonaparte, Henry Clay, Queen Charlotte of England (wife of George III), and Dolley Madison dipped snuff. The nicotine stimulant made from ground tobacco leaves was typically stored in a small highly decorated box made of silver, tortoise shell, or other decorative material.
Looking for something to do this weekend? Montpelier has your ticket for family fun!
The Center for the Constitution at James Madison's Montpelier runs both the District of Columbia and Virginia We the People programs. Both the DC and Virginia teams competed at the recent 2012 We the People National Finals, which tests students on their knowledge of the Constitution.
The Archaeology team has begun its excavations at the quarters for field slaves, located just below the visitor center. We are searching for the remains of the homes for farm slaves who lived in this area from the late 1700s-1844. Back in 2002, when we were planning for the construction of the visitor center, we located a very well preserved farm complex dating back to the Madison era.
April 21-28, Montpelier will celebrate the Garden Club of Virginia's Historic Garden Week along with sister historic sites and landmarks across the commonwealth. The Orange County Tour, entitled "Mr. Madison's Neighborhood," includes stops at James Madison's Montpelier, Somerset Plantation, Mayhurst Inn, and Woodley.
In honor of the 74th anniversary of Battleship's victory at Aintree and the long legacy of the duPont family at Montpelier, a collection of additional notable duPont objects are now on display in the William duPont Gallery at the Montpelier Visitor Center.
The vision of forest sustainability, as imagined by James Madison at Montpelier, stood in contrast to the wanton resource extraction he observed in the early 1800s. Today, those same forests have not only recovered, they are sustainably managed and boast the Commonwealth of Virginia's first smartphone tree ID trail.
One of the most oft-repeated yet ill-cited pieces of Madison lore suggests Dolley Madison instituted the famous Easter egg roll on the White House lawn. When the tale appeared in published monograph, it was often paired with such qualifying phrases as "according to tradition" or "as the story goes."
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Originally this pot was suspended with string through holes in the three handles. The three painted boats all include palm branches at the prow, what may be oars along the bottom, and two cabins on deck. Each cabin houses a female figure flanked by smaller males, possibly representing a goddess and her priests. The upraised arms and long skirt of the female figures resemble those on a slightly earlier terracotta statuette, but the heads look very different.
- Medium: Pottery, painted
- Dates: ca. 3450-3350 B.C.E.
- Period: Predynastic Period-middle Naqada II Period
- Dimensions: 6 7/8 x greatest diam. 8 1/4 in. (17.5 x 20.9 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Egyptian, Classical, Ancient Near Eastern Art
- Museum Location: This item is on view in Egypt Reborn: Art for Eternity, Egyptian Orientation Gallery, 3rd Floor
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- Accession Number: 09.889.400
- Credit Line: Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: Jar with Boat Designs, ca. 3450-3350 B.C.E. Pottery, painted, 6 7/8 x greatest diam. 8 1/4 in. (17.5 x 20.9 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund, 09.889.400. Creative Commons-BY
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Stop the Damsel in Distress Act
If you're looking to get into the pants of a feminist, wonkish liberal, make sure to work Parks and Recreation into your sweet nothings. The hit NBC show's main character, Leslie Knope—a hyper-competent assistant parks director played by Saturday Night Live-alumna Amy Poehler—is one of those rare female comic characters who is allowed dignity along with competence. The sitcom is a love letter to the hard-working government bureaucrats who keep our streets clean and our communities safe only to find their work repeatedly bashed by pandering Republicans looking to score points against so-called big government.
Unfortunately, everything that has made the show a winner with the smart set hasn't resulted in ratings high enough to justify keeping it on the air. Watching the fourth season, I've come to fear that, in a last-ditch attempt to save the show, the writers are selling out their vision of a sweet-but-subversive sitcom and saddling Leslie with romantic story lines that buy into the boring old sexism that defines many on-air relationships.
Parks and Recreation struggled in its first season to find the unique voice now beloved by devoted fans. The first incarnation of Knope was basically the female version of Michael Scott on The Office: a self-absorbed character who is unable to relate well to others. But by the beginning of season two, the writers had decided instead to write Leslie less as a nincompoop and more as a loveable, intelligent policy wonk with a deep love of the political system. The new Leslie, who, unlike Michael Scott, has healthy friendships and is respected at her office, bears a strong resemblance to Hillary Clinton. That's probably not a coincidence, since, during her time on Saturday Night Live, Poehler frequently performed dead-on impersonations of the secretary of state.
Poehler's girl crush on Clinton had been a matter of public record before Parks and Recreation went on air. During one memorable "Weekend Update" segment with Tina Fey, the two women defended Clinton against sexist attacks with the immortal phrase, "Bitches get stuff done." Throughout season two and most of season three, Leslie, who keeps a framed picture of Clinton prominently displayed in her office, fully embodied one of those competent bitches.
Above all, Leslie cares about the dignity and well-being of Pawnee residents when the other characters feel apathy. Leslie rescues the parks department from cost-cutting measures by proving its worth with a successful Harvest Festival; saves her friend from trouble by taking the fall for a hunting accident; and uses her wits to prevent a painting from being destroyed by fanatical Christians. For two years, the common thread in the show was that Leslie Knope was the hero of her own story—a nice bit of feminism that didn't detract in any way from the humor of the show.
Then the writers decided Leslie needed a boyfriend. This shouldn't be a problem in itself; Leslie has had boyfriends before without any meaningful compromises to her character. For some reason, however, the writers decided that hooking Leslie up with Ben, a nerdy assistant city manager played by Adam Scott, meant returning to tedious Hollywood clichés about how women can't have both their careers and their love lives. To drive the knife in, throughout season four, Leslie stops being the hero of her own story and spends much of her time being rescued by her new boyfriend.
Things started to go off the rails with an artificial obstacle thrown in the way of Ben and Leslie's happy coupling: an arbitrary rule established by their mutual boss disallowing office romances. The only purpose for this plot contrivance was to put Leslie in the role that anti-feminists paint as the fate of all ambitious women—trying to choose between love and work, and unable to have both. The writers expected the audience to believe that Leslie's romance with Ben would somehow sink her reputation with the voters during her run for city council, making the citizens of Pawnee vicious tyrants enforcing the mutual exclusiveness of love and work for women. For a show that used to subvert stereotypes of feminist women, it was a low blow.
Even more insulting, once Leslie found herself in this untenable situation, the formerly competent administrator needed Ben to rescue her at every turn. When Leslie, who once swiftly dumped a boyfriend to keep the job she had, finds herself unable to break up with this new boyfriend to get the job she has always wanted, Ben saves her by dumping her first. Ben also comes to the rescue when their relationship is revealed to their boss; he quits so that Leslie doesn't lose her job. Ben immediately goes to work as Leslie's campaign manager, because by this point in the show, it's just assumed that he's her natural caretaker.
Last week's episode, "Bowling for Votes," epitomized the worst instincts of season four. Leslie, who used to be so competent that she gave a presentation while deliriously ill and nailed it, struggles to understand Ben's instructions to appeal to the voters en masse instead of trying to win over one guy who disliked her in a focus group. Leslie's downward spiral of political incompetence only stops when Ben punches the gadfly after he calls Leslie a "bitch," which causes Leslie to swoon gratefully. It's hard to imagine season two "bitches get stuff done" Leslie condoning a white knight's violent antics, much less finding such a thing arousing. Even while rating the episode a B, the Onion AV Club described the it as "not Leslie's finest episode by a long shot."
It's not hard to see why the matter-of-fact feminism of earlier seasons might be slowly squeezed out of Parks and Recreation. Community, another NBC sitcom with subversive humor and subsequently low ratings, spent its third season stubbornly refusing to give an inch to mainstream sensibilities, leading to a mid-season hiatus that will almost surely result in cancelation. By sticking to more sexist romantic comedy tropes, Parks may have saved its neck from the ax, but in doing so, it's quickly losing the charm that once made it the best sitcom on TV.
Fri, 2012-02-03 11:02
This is to say nothing about Leslie's competent moments this season (negotiating with the cops, organizing her own action group after being suspended, the introduction of the Pawnee Goddesses) or the other capable women on the show: April, Anne, and Donna. Leslie is a unique character with her own voice, not a mouthpiece for feminism. While she is a great example of a strong, capable, female character, her entire character does not need to serve as an example of feminist ideals.
Fri, 2012-02-03 15:48
Ben immediately became her campaign manager... Really?! Also, Ben resigning so that Leslie could keep her job makes him a feminist, but I guess that doesn't fit in with this article. In fact, Leslie was never prepared to quit in order to save their relationship like Ben was.
Leslie hasn't become weak, and being in love doesn't mean she's not a feminist. Feminism is about equality, not women turning their backs on love to gain power.
Fri, 2012-02-03 22:08
This article is absurd. The author is clearly slanting story lines to support a weak argument. Lets list all the inaccuracies, shall we?
It is not a plot contrivance for government employees to be banned from being romantically involved, it's a very real policy.
Leslie has never looked to anyone to be rescued, nor does she need rescuing. In fact, the character has demonstrated impressive resourcefulness and problem solving skills when dealing with obstacles (see: "Eagleton", "Pawnee Goddesses", "Citizen Knope", etc), and she is accountable for her errors and mistakes.
Leslie is headstrong. There is a difference between ignorance ("...struggles to understand Ben's instructions...") and stubbornness.
Leslie Knope is qualified, competent and self-possessed. That is the hallmark of her character, being in love does not change that. Why does being smitten with her boyfriend make her any less so?
Feminism is not a light switch you can turn on and off or squeeze out. The author could benefit from removing the blinders.
Sat, 2012-02-04 02:24
I completely agree with the previous comments, I think It's dangerous to start labeling love and support as anti-feminist. Leslie is the most well rounded, ambitious, and competent woman on tv, and Ben compliments her and supports her without diminishing the audience's faith in her ability to accomplish her goals on her own. If anything, I think Leslie's decision to fight for both love AND career, her refusal to sacrifice one for the other, is the most empowering thing I've seen in the media in a long time.
Steven Johan
Sat, 2012-02-04 04:47
Thank you so much for writing this! I was feeling the same way. I found it truly bizarre that Leslie Knope, competent and highly ambitious, would suddenly sabotage everything she stood for, all for a guy. It just immediately took me out of the story line during the model UN episode. All I could think was, "what the heck is she doing, this is so out of character". The writing just seems lazier in the 4th season. I get really sick of everyone bullying Jerry too, it just gets boring, (and I could deal without all the meat=manliness crap too). But other than that I really love the show, and I think it's good to dissect pop culture like this because it allows us to really appreciate when it's good and fair and un-oppressive.
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May 25, 1934, , London, United Kingdom
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In The Bleak Midwinter
"(For Chorus of Mixed Voices with Piano or Organ). By Gustav Holst (1874-1934). Arranged by Albin C Whitworth. SATB chorus. For SATB, Piano, Organ, Alto Solo. Choral. Piano reduction/vocal score. Standard notation. 7 pages. Published by Carl Fischer"
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First Suite in E Flat (Revised)
(for Military Band). By Gustav Holst/ed. Colin Matthews. Score & Parts. Boosey & Hawkes Concert Band. Grade 4. Softcover. 512 pages. Boosey & Hawkes #M060052538. Published by Boosey & Hawkes
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"St. Paul's Suite, Op. 29, No. 2"
(Full Score). By Gustav Holst (1874-1934). Score. Orchestra. 24 pages. G. Schirmer #OR42901. Published by G. Schirmer
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Nunc Dimittis
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Second Suite in F
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Q. How many graduation ceremonies are held each year?
A. Kent State Trumbull holds one commencement ceremony each year in May. All Trumbull Campus graduates from the previous summer and fall terms will be recognized along with the spring graduates.
The Kent campus holds several ceremonies in December, May and August.


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The Bill Munday School of Business
Faculty Bio
Bin Wang, PhD
Associate Professor of Economics
Phone: 512-448-8716
- PhD in Economics at University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2005
- MA in Economics at Zhongshan University, Guangzhou, China, 1997
- BS in Engineering at Wuhan University, Wuhan, China, 1991
Why I Teach
By sharing tangible illustrations and my own professional experience, intellectual ideas and principles become much more practical for my students. They walk away from my classes with a strong grasp of the material, ready to apply what they've learned to their everyday lives.
It's very rewarding to know that I'm helping students become more engaged in learning — and live a more purposeful life because of their education.