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Announcing a climate bumper sticker contest!
It's time to sharpen your pencils, cudgel your brains, and consult your muse: NCSE is running a bumper sticker contest! This is your chance to help to spread the word about climate change education. Your brilliant idea could end up on the tail end of thousands of (carbon-dioxide-emitting) cars. Your climate change-themed bumper sticker can be funny, fierce, fiery — whatever, as long as it's good. Full details of the contest, and a list of the luscious prizes on offer, are available on NCSE's website. The contest ends on May 31, 2015.
Evolutionary medicine: Studying disease in a Darwinian context
Eudyptula Minor
Why St. Denis Should Be the Patron Saint of Evolutionary Theory
The Heart of Human Exceptionalism Is Love
Super Crunch Time: Deadline for Summer Seminar Applications Is Tomorrow!
The Little Bird that Could
What Could Be More Appropriate on Easter? Jerry Coyne Challenges Francis Collins on Metaphysics
AP's Pro-Animal Rights Bias Is Revealed in Stylebook Change
Public support for climate change education in West Virginia
"The vast majority of official comments on new statewide K-12 science standards — the first to require teaching about global warming in mandatory courses — were in favor of them, according to the West Virginia Department of Education," reports the Charleston Gazette (April 6, 2015). With the comments in hand, the West Virginia state board of education is expected to have its final vote on the standards at its April 8, 2015, meeting.
Congratulations to the NCSE Grand Canyon Teacher Scholarship winners!
NCSE is pleased to announce the winners of the first teacher scholarships on our annual Grand Canyon raft trip: Alyson Miller of Nashua High School North, Nashua, New Hampshire, and Scott Hatfield of Bullard High School, Fresno, California. They will receive an all-expenses-paid eight-day raft trip through the Grand Canyon, guided by two members of NCSE's staff and joining twenty other NCSE members and supporters who purchased seats on the trip. The scholarship funds were donated by the generosity of NCSE's members.


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Monday, September 24, 2012
Upcoming Events
From the College
In the University
Faculty Publications, Presentations, Awards
Department Community Events
Community Outreach, Partnerships, Media Events
External Funding, Research Productivity
Fall 2012
Fall Career and Graduate School Fair
Please feel free to attend (and encourage student participation at) our Fall 2012 Fall Career and Graduate School Fair to students.
There will be 40+ organizations recruiting all majors at our biggest fair since 2008.
The fair is in the BSC - Wool Ballrooms on Wednesday, September 26, from 12-4 p.m. All-day walk-in appointments are available for résumé reviews and career fair preparation on Monday and Tuesday (9/24 & 9/25) in the Student Success Center (BSC 331). To see a list of 110+ participating businesses, graduate schools, healthcare organizations and non-profits, please visit careers.slu.edu
On Monday October 1st at 7p.m., the Department of Theological Studies of Saint Louis University, in cooperation with the John Templeton Fund, will host a lecture and panel, "The Death of Scripture and the Rise of Biblical Studies," in the Anheuser-Busch Auditorium of the John Cook School of Business. The featured speaker, Dr. Michael Legaspi, won a 2011 Templeton Award for his work on the topic. Dr. Matthew Thiessen (New Testament) and Dr. Grant Kaplan (Systematic and Modern Theology) will respond to Dr. Legaspi. The event is free and open to the public.
For more information contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Shift from Teaching to Learning: A Day with Neil Fleming
For years, educators have been talking about the need for a shift from an emphasis on teaching to an emphasis on learning, and this shift has informed changes in everything from classroom teaching strategies to national accreditation standards. However, the move away from so-called "coverage" models of teaching has been slow to take off in higher education. One thing can help: understanding what the research says about how people learn and about how best to facilitate learning in both on-ground and online courses.
On October 5, the Reinert Center for Transformative Teaching & Learning welcomes Neil Fleming (http://www.vark-learn.com/english/page.asp?p=biography), creator of the VARK learning styles questionnaire (www.vark-learn.com/), back to Saint Louis University.
Neil Fleming will facilitate two different workshops:
- How Does Learning Work? An Update on Learning
10 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., Multi-purpose Room, Allied Health Building
In this interactive workshop, Fleming will address the question, How does learning work?, providing a look at what brain-based research suggests and inviting participants to consider how this information might transform their teaching practices.
- From Teaching to Learning
3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m., Saint Louis Room, Busch Student Center
This interactive workshop will focus on the paradigm shift "from teaching to learning" and the importance of this shift for higher education today. Fleming will focus on concrete teaching strategies instructors can use to improve student learning.
All SLU faculty, graduate students, and other course instructors are invited to join us for one or both of these events, and registration is required.
To find out more, go to http://www.slu.edu/cttl/events/neil-fleming.
To register for one or both workshop(s), go to:
Season Tickets: $25 for SLU Faculty and Staff; $20 for all students. And that includes all four shows!
Call the box office: 314-977-3327
Dr. Marjorie H. Richey Lecture
Douglas Kenrick, Ph.D., who's written extensively on applying evolutionary ideas to human behavior and thought processes, will deliver this year's annual Dr. Marjorie H. Richey Lecture.
Dr. Kenrick, professor of psychology at Arizona State University, will present "Sex, Murder and Self-Actualization: The Evolution of Human Motivation" at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 24, at Anheuser-Busch Auditorium in John and Lucy Cook Hall.
The Richey Lecture is free and open to the public. For more information, call the Saint Louis University Department of Psychology at 314-977-2301.
Dr. Kenrick is the director of the social psychology program at Arizona State University and author of more than 190 scientific articles, books and book chapters. At a theoretical level his work integrates three great syntheses of the last few decades: evolutionary psychology, cognitive science and dynamical systems theory.
His work has been reported in outlets including Behavioral and Brain Sciences, Psychological Review, Perspectives on Psychological Science, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, and Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews. Kenrick has edited several books on evolutionary psychology, contributed chapters to the Handbook of Social Psychology and the Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology, and been an author of two multi-edition textbooks (Social Psychology: Goals in Interaction, with steve Neuberg and Bob Cialdini, is now in its fifth edition).
His latest book is Sex, Murder and the Meaning of Life: A Psychologist Investigates How Evolution, Cognition, and Complexity Are Revolutionizing Our View of Human Nature. His upcoming book, to appear next year, is Deep Rationality: The Ancestral Wisdom Behind Our Seemingly Senseless Decisions.
About the Dr. Marjorie H. Richey Lecture
The Dr. Marjorie H. Richey Lecture was established in 1996 by SLU alumna Ann Beatty, Ph.D., CEO of Psychological Associates Inc., in St. Louis. The lectureship honors her mentor, Marjorie Richey, who died in 2005. Richey retired in 1993 after nearly 30 years on the University faculty.
Lecture Abstract
Oscar Wilde said: "we are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking up at the stars."
In this talk, Kenrick will describe some research that ranges from the gutter (exploring the base motives behind murderous fantasies, one-night stands and dirty old men lusting after younger women) to the stars (how fundamental motives influence artistic creativity, economics and religiosity). Despite our abilities to appreciate Shakespeare and Monet, we are still members of the animal kingdom, who share a multitude of inherited dispositions with baboons, hyenas and gutter rats. But researchers studying human behavior in evolutionary context have discovered that the underside of human nature is intimately connected to our more stellar characteristics. At the highest level, research on these apparently diverse topics, combined with the insights of Evolutionary Psychology, Cognitive Science and Complexity Theory, can help provide an answer to the big question: "What is the meaning of life." And Dr. Kenrick will address the more profound question: What do Porsche Carreras and Hybrid Hondas have to do with self-actualization?
Call for Papers: The Annual Symposium on Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Deadline for submission of papers is December 15, 2012.
For more information and to submit your proposal, see the poster below.
University-wide Testing Center
The University-wide Testing Center has moved from Pius Library to Room 103, Beracha Hall, 3721 Laclede Avenue.(Click on address for University map.)
You can submit material for the College of Arts and Sciences Newsletter to:
Linda Thien by Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. via email or by Google newsletter submission form. Please be sure to include your department in your submission. Please do not re-submit information for the Newsletter. One submission is all that is necessary, your calendar item will continue to run in subsequent Newsletters until the event has taken place or the deadline has expired.
Exhibit runs through September 29
Exposure 15, An art exhibition featuring Deb Douglas, Heather Corley, and Gina Alvarez
210 Gallery UMSL Campus
Free and open to the public.
September 23 - December 16, 2012
Museum of Contemporary Religious Art (MOCRA)
3700 West Pine Boulevard
Patrick Graham/Thirty Years: The Silence Becomes the Painting
Patrick Graham: "The silence becomes the painting, the painting comes from silence. It is the moment when painting is no longer an act of doing or making but of receiving."
A thirty-year retrospective of work by one of Ireland's most important contemporary artists.
Peter Selz, exhibition curator: Graham confronts the viewer with drawings and paintings of shattering force...he makes us aware that great painting has a presence and a future.
free public opening reception: Sunday, September 23, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Monday, September 24
Women's Studies Advisory Board Meeting
12 noon - 1 p.m.
McGannon 144 Conference Room
Poetry Reading by Tom Pickard
4:00 p.m.
DuBourg Hall, Sinquefield Stateroom, Room 409
Tom Pickard is the Jean Drahmann Writer-in-Residence at Saint Louis
University for the fall of 2013. His most recent books of poetry
include Hole in the Wall: New and Selected Poems, The Dark Months of
May, and Ballad of Jamie Allan (a finalist for the National Book
Critics Circle Award). The latter documents scenes from the life of an
eighteenth-century horse thief and musician. Born in Newcastle,
England in 1946, Pickard left school at fourteen, and in 1964
co-organized the legendary Morden Tower poetry readings. In addition
to his poetry, he has written documentary prose, film scripts, and
librettos, collaborating with musicians from the composer John Harle
to Paul McCartney. Allen Ginsberg comments, "I am an old admirer of
his poetry and believe he's one of the livest truest poets of Great
Tuesday, September 25
Department of Political Science: Robert Sorenson,
Deputy Director of the International Health and Biodefense Office, U.S. Department of State,
will present "Water, Health, and Diplomacy"
11:00 a.m.
McGannon Hall 260
As population growth and climate change put ever-greater pressure on ecosystems the number of people threatened with water scarcity continues to grow. Billions of people around the world still face the age-old problems of lacking access to safe water and adequate sanitation. From a host of diseases borne by contaminated water to disputes between nation-states over damming rivers, water has been the stuff of development and diplomacy for centuries. In light of a changing climate, ever-increasing demand for food, and existing and emergent infectious diseases, water has increasingly taken its place among traditional diplomatic concerns. What is the role of diplomacy in what seems to be purely a development issue?
October 3, 10, 17
The Islamic Interfaith Dialogue Lunch Meetings
12:10 - 1:30 p.m.
Aquinas Institute of Theology (one block south of the intersection of Laclede and Spring Avenue) Room 215
At these meetings, a group of Jews, Christians, and Muslims study the Qur'an and the Bible together.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
Friday, September 28
Department of Fine and Performing Arts:
The 2012 Annual Faculty Exhibition
4:30 - 6:00 p.m. (Opening Reception)
Boileau Gallery
The Boileau gallery will be open until 7:00 pm, with a social hour for FPA alumni from 6:00 - 7:00.
Department of Fine and Performing Arts
The 2012 Annual Faculty Exhibition displays recent work from full-time faculty and adjuncts in the studio art program at Saint Louis University. These research endeavors are in a variety of media - ceramics, drawing, digital art, fibers, metals, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture.
Boileau Hall, is on the westernmost end of West Pine Mall at 38 N. Vandeventer. There is convenient parking in front of the building.
Boileau Gallery is open Fridays and Saturdays 12-3 pm, on Oct 6, 13, 19, 26, 27 and Nov. 2, 10, 16, 17, and Dec. 1. Other times are available through appointment by calling Rick Dunn, 314-977-3105.
Prof. Gary Barker, Professor of Theatre, is directing the play DINNER WITH FRIENDS by Donald Margulies at the Dramatic License Theatre in Chesterfield, MO.
Thursday - Saturday at 8 p.m.
Sunday at 2 p.m.
Access the Dramatic License Theatre website for more information and to purchase tickets.
Middle-age has snuck up on four friends-Gabe, Karen, Tom and Beth. When one couple announces their separation, friendships, sex, marriage and the truth are served up on a platter of witty and intriguing dialogue in this contemporary Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy-drama by Donald Margulies. Starring Michelle Hand (Karen) and Christopher Hickey* (Gabe), Sarah Cannon as Beth and Chad Morris as Tom. *Denotes member of Actor's Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States
Department of Theological Studies:
Michael Legaspi will discuss "The Death of Scripture and the Rise of Biblical Studies".
7:00 p.m.
Anheuser-Busch Auditorium of Cook Hall
It is free and open to the public.
The Craft of Poetry by Tom Pickard
4:00 p.m.
DuBourg Hall, Sinquefield Stateroom, Room 409
Women's Studies: Feminist Reading Group
12:00 noon - 1:30 p.m.
McGannon Hall 144 Conference Room
October 5, 6 and 12, 13, 14
WONDER OF THE WORLD by David Lindsay-Abaire
Nothing will prepare you for the dirty little secret Cass discovers in her husband's sweater drawer.
It is so shocking that our heroine has no choice but to flee to the honeymoon capital of the world in a frantic search
for the life she thinks she missed out on. It's a wild ride over Niagara Falls in a barrel of laughs as playwright
David Lindsay-Abaire explores marital discord run amok in this revved-up, joyously zany extravaganza of a play.
Women's Studies Brown Bag Lunch:
Dr. Emily Lutenski: "More than a Wife: Margery Latimer & the 'New American Race.'"
12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
McGannon 144 Conference Room
Tuesday, October 9
Faculty Workshop sponsored by the Sociology and Criminal Justice Department
Kee-Hean Ong, Ph.D.:"Using Technology for Research and Teaching"
Assistant Professor of Environment and Occupational Health
College for Public Health & Social Justice
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
McGannon Hall, Room 260
Kee-Hean Ong, PhD joined the faculty at Saint Louis University's School of Public Health (SPH) in August 2009. Dr. Ong's presentation is on using new technology in the classroom. Prior to joining the faculty, Dr. Ong served as Assistant Director for the SLU SPH Environmental Health Research Laboratory.
His laboratory based research includes removal of lead from various indoor surfaces, methods for indoor microbe reduction such as, dust mites, dust mite allergen, and mold, from carpets. Beside laboratory based research, Dr. Ong also has an interest in advocating the use of technology such as Geographical Information System (GIS) in public health research. He is working on incorporating traditional laboratory bench research with GIS for applied public health studies.
Faculty Council Meeting
Beracha Hall 121
Thursday, October 18
Chairs and Program Directors Meeting
3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Beracha Hall, Room 121 (3721 Laclede Avenue)
Tuesday, October 23
College of Arts and Sciences
Faculty and Staff Appreciation Breakfast
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
DuBourg Refectory 157
October 29 - December 27
Department of Fine and Performing Arts:
Jim Burwinkel's work "Divide" has been accepted in Art St. Louis XXVIII Exhibition.
The opening reception is November 10 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Juror's Gallery Talk preceeding reception from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Art St. Louis XXVIII Exhibition, 555 Washington Avenue #150, 63101
See for artstlouis.org for more information.
The exhibition was juried by Richard West. Mr. Richard V. West is an art historian, curator, author and Director Emeritus of the Frye Art Museum in Seattle, WA. Over his career, he has curated exhibits that reveal his interest in both the fine arts & popular culture-exhibitions ranging from "Munich and American Realism in the Nineteenth Century" (1978) to "Children of the Yellow Kid: The Evolution of the American Comic Strip" (1998). In recent years, West has concentrated on exhibitions, essays, and lectures highlighting the work of contemporary artists who are redefining the boundaries of representation, from Odd Nerdrum to Mark Ryden. West has also juried or co-juried national and regional exhibitions, including Watercolor USA, Art Maui, and Expressions West, as well as serving as guest curator for the Miami Art Fair. He is currently preparing a monograph on American painter & illustrator Rockwell Kent. West has served on the Professional Practices Committee of the College Art Association and the Ethics & Standards Committee of the Association of Art Museum Directors.
The 52nd meeting of St. Louis' Dialogue Group of the World's Religions and Philosophies
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Busch Student Center: Wool Ballroom (Grand and Laclede)
Representatives of many different religions will discuss their beliefs about God. This program is free and open to the public.
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SLU Domain Google Calendars
If you have a question about a College of Arts and Sciences Meeting time or location or checking on a deadline, please check the "College - AS - meetings and deadlines" Google calendar.
In Google Calendar go to "Other Calendars" section
Click on "ADD"
Click on "Browse Interesting Calendars"
Click "MORE"
Click on "Resources for slu.edu"
and then look for College (1) and click on it and you will access the "College - AS - meetings and deadlines" Google Calendar.
You can also view the College of Arts and Sciences Meeting calendar on
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Call for Innovative Teaching Fellowship Applications and Learning Studio Open Forums
The Reinert Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning is pleased to announce the next call for applications to teach in the Learning Studio, an experimental, technology-rich classroom located in Des Peres Hall, for the Fall 2013 semester through the Center's Innovative Teaching Fellowship program. The call closes on Monday, October 1.
The Learning Studio is a state-of-the-art teaching space designed by a team of faculty and students as part of the Herman Miller Learning Studio Research Project. The Learning Studio provides flexible furniture combined with a range of innovative technologies and features. Using the instructional design assistance provided by the staff of the Reinert Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning and the unique features and technologies in the room, faculty teaching in the space will experiment with new teaching strategies to create engaging and interactive learning experiences designed especially for today's learners.
Full-time SLU teaching faculty interested in developing innovative instructional approaches that effectively optimize the use of the features and technologies in the Learning Studio are invited to apply for an Innovative Teaching Fellowship. A required pre-submission consultation with the Instructional Design staff of the Reinert Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning is needed before faculty members apply for the fellowship; faculty who are considering applying for the fellowship are also encouraged to attend one of the following open forums scheduled for previewing the Learning Studio (Note: All forums take place in Des Peres Hall, Room 213):
• Tuesday, September 25 from 10:30-11:30 a.m.
• Wednesday, September 26 from 5-6 p.m.
Currently, we are accepting fellowship applications for teaching in the Learning Studio during the Fall 2013, with course reduction and instructional design to occur in Spring 2013. The Fellowship includes funding for a one-semester and one-course reduction in teaching load to allow the recipient time to redesign an existing course (or to design a new course) to be taught in the Learning Studio in the semester immediately following the course release. Applications containing creative ideas for using and assessing the Learning Studio space and technologies to support student learning will receive priority in the selection process. Priority consideration is also given to applicants who have not previously received the Fellowship.
To download application forms, visit the Reinert Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning's website. To learn more about the Learning Studio, please click here.
Applications for the Fall 2013 fellowships should be emailed to Michaella Hammond at firstname.lastname@example.com or turned in to Room 209C in Des Peres Hall no later than 5 p.m. Monday, October 1, 2012. Questions? Please email Michaella or call, 314-977-1910.
President's Research Fund Announces Next Round, Includes Multidisciplinary Opportunities
DEADLINE: Monday, October 15th, 2012, 5p.m.
The President's Research Fund (PRF) supports promising research projects that have strong potential to attract external grant funding. Awards will be distributed in the Fall 2012 application cycle to support research activity for standard grants of up to $25,000, as well as Cross-School/College Collaborative grants of up to $50,000.
Applications must be submitted through eRS.
Guidelines and the current Application Package are available on the ORDS Internal Awards web page.
Investigators with questions may contact the Office of Research Development & Services (ORDS), at 977-7742.
Upcoming Cupples House Events:A Pouring on the Patio
Homecoming Weekend!
Saturday, September 29
4 - 7:00 p.m.
The Cupples House patio
Wine, light appetizers, smooth jazz by The Silk Pajamas
Wine will be available for purchase by the bottle and by the glass.
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Dr. Hal Bush published an article, "Mark Twain (and Faulkner) in Japan," in the latest issue of the Japan Mark Twain Society Newsletter, #31 (Sept. 2012).
Dr. Jean Potvin, in collaboration with J. Goldbogen (Cascadia Research Collective) and R. Shadwick (University of British Columbia) have published a paper titled "Metabolic Expenditures of Lunge Feeding Rorquals Across Scale: Implications for the Evolution of Filter Feeding and the Limits to Maximum Body Size", in the online journal PLoS ONE (2012) 7, issue 9, e44854 (Open access:http://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0044854 )
Dr. Peter Martens published a book, titled Origen and Scripture: The Contours of the Exegetical Life. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012.
And two articles: "Origen Against History? Reconsidering the Critique of Allegory." Modern Theology 28 (2012): 635-656.
"On the Confusion of Tongues and Origen's Allegory of the Dispersion of Nations." Studia Philonica Annual 24 (2011): 111-131.
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By Day 5, though, the tremendous surge in my fiber intake was wreaking havoc on my insides.
It indicates the presence of ripe fruit, which comes with fiber and lots of important nutrients and phytochemicals.
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The nerve cell axon with its glial envelope.
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Tiny tots can get their groove on at this dance party for babies and toddlers, held in the theater at the Duke on 42nd Street Performers will lead little ones in dancing to the tunes of a DJ as colorful videos are projected onto a backdrop. The sensory experience is enhanced with the use of parachutes, inflatables, and other fun materials. Ages 4 months to 4 years.
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Africa Events
Confronting Ethnic Conflict in Africa: Towards a Theoretical Framework of the Conditions for Successful Third Party Intervention
July 07, 2004 // 9:00am — 10:00am
Africa Program
A presentation by one of the Africa Program's current Africanist Doctoral Candidate Fellows, Jennifer De Maio. Ms. De Maio presented the theoretical framework chapter from her dissertation, and entertained questions.
Liberia: An Update on Peacekeeping and Reconstruction
June 17, 2004 // 9:00am — 10:30am
Africa Program
A briefing with UN Under-Secretary-General Jacques Paul Klein, Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Coordinator of United Nations Operations in Liberia. Mr. Klein reported on recent developments in Liberia, and discussed the principal challenges faced by the United Nations mission in assisting Liberia's post-war reconstruction.
Religious Institutions: Creating a Culture of Nonviolence in Burundi
June 04, 2004 // 10:00am — 12:30pm
Africa Program
With: Bishop Jean Ntagwarara, President of the Burundi Catholic Bishops Conference; Eugène Nindorera, Senior Consultant of the Burundi Leadership Training Program; Moderator: Nicole Rumeau, Program Associate, Africa Program, Woodrow Wilson Center
The Responsibility to Protect – The Capacity to Prevent and the Capacity to Intervene
May 05, 2004 // 1:00pm — 5:00pm
Africa Program
The Africa Program and the Conflict Prevention Project of the Woodrow Wilson Center join with the Committee on Conscience of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in inviting you to participate in the second part of a two-part series on "Fulfilling a Responsibility to Protect:What Will It Take To End the 'Age of Genocide'?" On the evening of May 4, at 7:00 p.m., Pulitzer Prize winning author, Samantha Power, will be delivering a keynote address at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum. Then, on the afternoon of May 5, the Wilson Center will host two panels featuring leading analysts and representatives of key international institutions.
The International Response to the Rwandan Genocide – a Failure of Humanity
April 22, 2004 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
Africa Program
At a Director's Forum with General Dallaire, the Canadian Commander of the UN peacekeeping forces in Rwanda during the 1994 genocide, and author of the recently published Shake Hands with The Devil, Dallaire provided a vivid account of his experience in Rwanda and of the international community's failure to intervene.
Rwanda – Reflections on Genocide
April 21, 2004 // 10:30am — 2:00pm
Africa Program
A Director's Forum with His Excellency Paul Kagame, President of the Republic of Rwanda. Video and a transcript of the President's address are available here.
The Crisis in Darfur
April 12, 2004 // 2:30pm — 4:00pm
Africa Program
You are invited to a briefing on The Crisis in Darfur with Gerard M. Gallucci, the head of the U.S. diplomatic mission in Khartoum. Jok Madut Jok, a Sudanese scholar and WWIC Fellow, will serve as a discussant.
An Opposition Perspective on Nigeria's Political Evolution
April 07, 2004 // 10:00am — 11:30am
Africa Program
Major General Muhammadu Buhari, a former Nigerian Head of State and President Obasanjo's principal opponent in Nigeria's 2003 presidential election, is currently leading the legal challenge to the conduct and outcome of that election. A ruling in his case, now drawing to a close before the Court of Appeal in Abuja, is expected by the end of March, and will thereafter be appealed to the Supreme Court by whichever side loses.
Post-War Angola: Trends and Prospects
April 05, 2004 // 2:30pm — 4:00pm
Africa Program
A panel discussion on "Post-War Angola: Trends and Prospects," featuring Raphael Marquez, a journalist and human rights activist; head of the Open Society Institute in Luanda, Professor Gerald Bender, one of America's most distinguished experts on Angola; and Evaristo Jose, Press Secretary for the Embassy of Angola.
Truth and Reconciliation Processes – A Global Assessment
March 30, 2004 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
Africa Program
The Woodrow Wilson International Center's Africa Program and Conflict Prevention Project invite you to a program on "Truth and Reconciliation Processes – A Global Assessment," featuring four distinguished analysts and practitioners. The panel will undertake a comparative assessment of strategies and institutions that have been developed in an attempt to address the always-difficult post-war reconstruction challenge of balancing the demands for justice and accountability with the imperatives of political reconciliation and accommodation.


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Hotel was nice,view was great,loved the boardwalk,pavilion,pools and beach access.
Room was lacking and parking was cramped. A cheap hotel and a lot of partying.
Clean friendly location perfect
Location was spot on near everything convent to shops and restaurant and right across street from beach
Bed and pillows where not comfortable at all and when we booked, it showed us one picture and we thought we would be staying in and ended up across the street in another one...
Beautiful view. Clean room. large beachfront location. Fast elevators. Ample refrigerator.
Staff was adequate but not helpful. Minimal kitchen items. Would have appreciated dining height table on balcony. Take your earplugs. Bedroom was on the road side. Noisy at night.
I enjoyed my stay at Legacy by the Sea. Clean, friendly staff, and right down the road from Pier Park.
the location on the beach was pretty nice , not all that impressed with panama city beach some area's kinda run down but mostly nice .the beach it's self is pretty fantastic I would stay at this resort again for sure
parking could be closer but shuttles are provided
The beach was fantastic great view, great pools and water park for kids
I didn't like the quality of the good by the pool at the cafe
The bed was so soft an comfortable
Clean room, friendly staff, gd breakfast, gd location
Gym needs help
The man who checked us in was wonderful. The staff was friendly and accommodating. The breakfast was very good!! This was a wonderful place to stay.
Laundry facilities were down.
The things I enjoyed were the staff. We arrived late and the gentleman at the desk was very attentive and helpful. I found it overall pretty clean. The bathrooms are spacious with plenty of linen.
The mattresses are extremely firm. The worst nights sleep in a hotel by far! The pool is very small and covered, but not technically an indoor pool. It's location is ok. Pretty short drive to the beach and attractions. The breakfast could use some improvements. It had disks that resembled fake eggs and sausage patties that looked old and very cheap. I know it's not a 5 star place but scrambled eggs and real sausage isn't that hard.
Great breakfast, cleanlines, friendly staff, great location
Very clean
Fridge didn't get that cold
Cleanish, good location, awesome water pressure, friendly staff. If u want a 5 star hotel then u better pay 5 star prices. Otherwise bring some bleach in a spray bottle & maybe a bug bomb, walk in, drop off ur stuff, change into ur bathing suits, spray down the bathroom/fridge etc with bleach, turn off the a/c, set off the bomb & go have some fun cause that's what it's all about! Would stay again!
Balcony door was difficult to open/close, bathroom door wouldn't close, pillows were awful, flying roach greeted us, office was in a different location then hotel. We paid for a beachfront room with a bathroom & four walls & that's exactly what we got
I didn't like the check in, the room was not ready !
The room was spacious and I loved the hot breakfast.
Although this hotel is near the beach the website gave the impression that it was walking distance from the beach. Not so... it's about a 4 block drive.
The rooms were spacious.
The beds were a little uncomfortable.
I could see the ocean.
The price online only covered half of the cost. I was not told I would have to pay an additional $120 when I arrived or that to access the beach I would need to buy passes each day. The staff at the hotel were ride and unprofessional. I do not recommend staying here.
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About an hour ago, as of this writing, Apple posted this simple statement on their website:
Apple has lost a visionary and creative genius, and the world has lost an amazing human being. Those of us who were fortunate enough to know and work with Steve have lost a dear friend and an inspiring mentor. Steve leaves behind a company that only he could have built, and his spirit will forever be the foundation of Apple.
And with that, the era of iJobs officially ended, six weeks after the man (The Man) stepped down as CEO for reasons we all hoped would be just another bump in his journey down the road of life. A detour. Not an exit. Sadly, it was not to be.
I never met Steve Jobs. I am, like most of you, simply a user of the technologies he spearheaded, dreamed up, or green-lit. But for someone who is neither a friend, employer, saint, or government bureaucrat, the man has had an amazing impact on my day-to-day life.
My first computer was, wait for it, not an Apple. It was Texas Instruments TI-99/4A that my parents got on sale at Kmart. It was good for learning BASIC and playing Hunt the Wampus. Beyond that, not much. Eventually, an Apple IIGS made its way into the household, along with Activision's Music Studio 2.0—with which I wrote my first song. And, of course, Paintworks Plus, with which I doodled random things in color to print out on the ImageWriter II and all its 4-color ribbon, 9-pin dot matrix glory.
After a sojourn into the ill-fated world of Amiga during high school and college, I turned full time to Apple products. I had, for reasons that remain mysterious, chosen to enter the ad industry as a copywriter. Having started the desktop publishing revolution with the original Macintosh, Apple had a stranglehold on the ad industry that remains to this day, even in agencies that work for PC-centric clients. And, of course, the fact that Apple has produced some truly classic advertising through the years is just one more bit of influence in my life.
Fast-forward just over fifteen years to the present. Sure, I've got an iPhone in my pocket, and I'm writing this column on a MacBook Pro. But, more important than the Apple hardware I own is what I've been able to do with it. I literally live an iLife. Memories in iPhoto. Time compressed via Final Cut Pro. Instant access to almost anything via iOS. Sure, other companies provide similar products that do similar things. But only Apple, under the direction of Steve Jobs, made it work so well, so elegantly, and so easily that, as the cliché goes, even my mom could do it.
Yes, I can imagine a world in which Steve Jobs and Apple never existed. And it's not filled with Android phones and Galaxy tablets. Because if there had been no Steve and no Apple, who would have goaded all the other tech companies into at least attempting to innovate, let alone incorporating design as a feature and not an afterthought? Fortunately, we don't have to answer that.
Unfortunately, we'll never know what Steve Jobs's next "one more thing" would have been.
Goodbye, sir. And thank you.
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Fence-sitters have made `cash for clunkers' a hit
The people who have made "cash for clunkers" such a success were fence-sitters – a Virginia family wondering whether to keep pouring money into what they called the "dog car," a Colorado couple hanging on to their Ford in case the children ever wanted it.
The clunkers program made it a no-brainer.
Or as Ron Johnson, a retired college financial aid counselor who was going from dealership to dealership in Manhattan this week in hopes of trading in his 1995 Pontiac, put it: "We're Americans. Life is a deal."
And this deal – up to $4,500 from the government for trading in your old gas-guzzler for a cleaner new car – simply proved too good to pass up. And it pushed thousands of Americans ambivalent about whether to ditch the old ride into a decision. Especially when it appeared the program was running out of money last week.
Mike Ward, an attorney from rural eastern Virginia, had no plans to replace his 1995 Ford Explorer, known to his family as the "dog car" because they used it to drive their dogs around.
But repairs were adding up, so Ward drove the 80 miles to a Lexus dealership and bought a midsize SUV for $40,000 after discounts.
"I was on the fence until I learned the money was running out," he said.
The Senate on Thursday voted to approve adding $2 billion to "cash for clunkers," which proved so popular it quickly burned through its original $1 billion.
With the economy appearing to stabilize, analysts figure the program drew far more participants this year than it might have six months ago. One Washington estimate this week suggested 300,000 Americans had taken advantage of the clunker rebates.
"People have some money saved up," said Michael Belch, a professor at San Diego State University who specializes in consumer behavior. "I know the economy is bad ... but we're not in the 1930s Depression here. People can go out and spend, and they are going to go out and spend."
Dealers say buyers are predominantly older drivers who own more than one vehicle and have a clunker to spare.
"These were not people that we would see normally," said Jim Paul, co-owner of four Pontiac-GMC-Buick dealerships near Minneapolis, suggesting sales at his showrooms could return to normal when the program expires rather than drop off, as some economists have suggested.
If Paul is proved right, the program could give the economy a legitimate lift.
Car companies say "cash for clunkers" made July their best sales month of the year. So far, 83 percent of trade-ins have been trucks.
The government says the Toyota Corolla is the top-selling vehicle so far, followed by the Ford Focus and Honda Civic. The top clunkers turned in has been the Ford Explorer, followed by the Ford F150 pickup and Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Steve Nacamulli of Brisbane, Calif., turned in his Econoline van for a hybrid, motivated by rising gas prices that had forced him to cut back on trips to San Francisco.


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I'm just moving from normal DS to heroic tonight;
Is it worth for DPS loosing 4spec bonus of ilvl397 tier and roll on cloth ilvl410?
And since Morchok will probably go down, I'm not really sure if I should trade my tier shoulders or legs for this 2 items:
- http://www.wowhead.com/item=78366
- http://www.wowhead.com/item=78365
my armory case it helps
Hi zirgalan, thank you for your question.
You are in holy spec atm, but I can imagine hat you have gloves offset and tier everything else. The best piece of the two you linked is the shoulders. You do not want to use the chest as an off set piece because neither the tier shoulders or gloves have haste on them. You do not want to drop your 4-piece set bonus, even for heroic items, so if you win the shoulders, just keep them in your bag until you get the tier gloves. Good luck!
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OK, thanks. I didn't know.Originally Posted by Ricardo Cabesa
OK, thanks. I didn't know.Originally Posted by Ricardo Cabesa
Eric Stratton, Rush Chairman. Damn glad to meet ya.
I pointed out before the SS deal the best thing that could happen would be to get a healthy Standridge and Belisle back.Originally Posted by TRF
The love of veteran "experience" is really starting to weigh heavily.
What are you, people? On dope? - Mr Hand
Not to mention the value of his post-homerun counseling sessions noted on the tele Weds. night. That was one of the best pickups George and Chris had all year.Originally Posted by westofyou
Can't win with 'em
Can't win without 'em
Actually, the pennant crawl wouldn't exist if not for Mark Mulder, So Taguchi, Aaron Miles, Sidney Ponson, and all the other derelicts the Cardinals have trotted out there in an attempt to keep things interesting.Originally Posted by backbencher
As it is, the Reds are at a point where everything counts and every mistake is magnified. "Small misses" like Ryan Franklin and Gary Majewski could cost the team a shot at the playoffs.
Personally, I only expected him to be Juan Castro -- late-inning defensive replacement for Felipe Lopez. My biggest disappointment is that he's received any ABs at all. 1.4% is still too much. (BTW - that's a percentage of the team's total ABs for the season. What percentage of ABs has he received since he was acquired in June?)Originally Posted by Big Klu
Last edited by Johnny Footstool; 08-18-2006 at 11:40 AM.
"I prefer books and movies where the conflict isn't of the extreme cannibal apocalypse variety I guess." Redsfaithful
Seeing the man love Narron has shown for Franklin I am rooting for Majewski to come back.
Of course activating Belisle today should be a no-brainer, oh well.
What are you, people? On dope? - Mr Hand
Only if one assumes that the acquisitions of Arroyo, Phillips, etc., would have been made by anybody else in the GM chair, while the acquisitions of Majewski and Franklin would have been made only by Krivsky."Small misses" like Ryan Franklin and Gary Majewski could cost the team a shot at the playoffs.
"Baseball is a very, very complex business. It's more of a people business than most businesses." - Bob Castellini
So Krivsky gets credit for building the team in March, but takes no blame for kicking the team in the shins in July and August?Originally Posted by lollipopcurve
"I prefer books and movies where the conflict isn't of the extreme cannibal apocalypse variety I guess." Redsfaithful
for some.Originally Posted by Johnny Footstool
WK has had his share of good and bad deals. I understand that is nature of the business.
What scares the heck out of me is that he thought some of these guys (Majewski, Cormier, Hollandsworth, Schoenweis, etc) were of any value in the first place.
What are you, people? On dope? - Mr Hand
Originally Posted by Johnny Footstool
Not at all.
But neither should be called an idiot and that it's time for him to go because people don't like his most recient moves. Or if you don't like "the trade" that doesn't suddenly discount every other move he's made.
You have to look at his overall record and what he's built as a team over the whopping 8 months he's been here.
If you look at that 8 month record and don't like what you see, so be it. But people around here very much react to the latest news or move. It's just like after a loss, you'd think by reading this board that the Reds were the worst franchise in baseball history. Same with player moves.
a super volcano of ridonkulous suckitude.
I simply don't have access to a "cares about RBI" place in my psyche. There is a "mildly curious about OBI%" alcove just before the acid filled lake guarded by robot snipers with lasers which leads to the "cares about RBI" antechamber though. - Nate
Sounds to me like good pitching is hard to find. Who knew?Originally Posted by Johnny Footstool
And even if the Reds were .500 against the Cards for the season, they still would be in the thick of the wildcard hunt.
Sure. And trading for expensive, injured loogies who aren't as good as Shackleford is silly. We can agree on that.Originally Posted by Johnny Footstool
But Krivsky has been good enough that his small misses actually matter. I like that. And if, in your terms, he can "hit the lottery" on three acquisitions in one year - well, I need me some of them odds.
Junk dealer Wayne's current style would not be suited for a deep organization, so I hope that he changes over time. When the same process brings in Arroyo and Clayton, Schoenweiss and Ross, I'm not going to look only at the part of the couplet that I don't like, though.
If we were just dealing with couplets, it wouldn't be so bad.Originally Posted by backbencher
"I prefer books and movies where the conflict isn't of the extreme cannibal apocalypse variety I guess." Redsfaithful
Personally, I would put McCracken at the top of the huh? pile.Originally Posted by Ricardo Cabesa
But then again, other organizations thought that Phillips, Ross (two Rosses, I would argue) and Guardado had little value.
Reds gave up nothing for QM and he didn't play enough to have anything more than a very minor impact. Honestly I'd rather have QM taking swings off the bench than Hollandsworth.Originally Posted by backbencher
What are you, people? On dope? - Mr Hand
Exactly. The good, big stuff (Dunn's deal, Arroyo, Phillips) far outweighs the bad, little stuff so far. I'm on the fence re: the Nats deal -- waiting to see if Majewski rebounds, how Harris and Thompson develop, and, most importantly, whether Kearns and Lopez continue to improve (I don't expect Wagner to succeed) . If that trade flops, his scorecard evens out.But Krivsky has been good enough that his small misses actually matter.
"Baseball is a very, very complex business. It's more of a people business than most businesses." - Bob Castellini
Tell me about it. Cormier only had the best bullpen ERA in baseball at the time of the trade.Originally Posted by Ricardo Cabesa
The Reds should do their best to shy away from those type guys and go for players who can really get the job done.
And Majewski is young and talented. Of course he has no value. We're just lucky WK didn't give the Nats Dunn and Edwin in that deal as well.
Thanks for kicking us in the shins Wayne.
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Skinner has worked at McDonald's for 41 years. Thompson will take over the role from July 1 this year.
Thompson is 48 and has previously held a number of executive roles at the burger chain. He became chief operating officer in January 2012.
His previous roles include president of McDonald's US from 2006 until 2010, a role in which he was responsible for the strategic direction of the US business.
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Film director Woody Allen defended himself from newly published accusations by his now-adult adopted daughter that he molested her as a child, calling the allegations "ludicrous" and the product of a bitter custody battle with his former partner, actress Mia Farrow.
An advance copy of an Allen op-ed piece to be published in the Sunday edition of the New York Times was posted online five days after Dylan Farrow, 28, revived and elaborated on the decades-old accusation in an open letter on the Times website.
Allen was never arrested or prosecuted after the allegations of sexual abuse against him surfaced in 1993 and were investigated by state police in Connecticut, where Mia Farrow and her children lived.
He said the accusations originally struck him as "so ludicrous I didn't give it a second thought". And he quoted findings from a review of the case by the Child Sexual Abuse Clinic of the Yale-New Haven Hospital, which he said concluded: "It is our expert opinion that Dylan was not sexually abused by Mr. Allen."
He said he agreed with the clinic's findings that Dylan's account was likely to be the product of "an emotionally vulnerable child who was caught up in a disturbed family" and was "coached or influenced by her mother".
"Of course, I did not molest Dylan," Allen wrote. "I loved her and hope one day she will grasp how she has been cheated out of having a loving father and exploited by a mother more interested in her own festering anger than her daughter's well-being."
Dylan Farrow stood by her allegations in a statement published on the ABC News website on Friday.
"Woody Allen has an arsenal of lawyers and publicists but the one thing he does not have on his side is the truth," she said. "I won't let the truth be buried and I won't be silenced." Reuters was not able immediately to reach representatives for Mia and Dylan Farrow for comment.
Mia Farrow, now 68, who appeared in more than a dozen of Allen's films, ended a 12-year relationship with the director in 1992 amid revelations that he had an affair with her then-22-year-old adopted daughter, Soon-Yi Previn, whom Allen later married.
Allen has long asserted that Farrow fabricated the molestation claims against him and planted them in Dylan's mind as a ploy to damage him in the custody battle that ensued.
The sex abuse claim against the prolific four-time Oscar winner, famed for such films as "Annie Hall" and "Manhattan", was first revisited by Dylan Farrow and her mother in an interview with Vanity Fair magazine last year.
Accusations Revived At Awards Season
Mia Farrow's son, Ronan, the brother of Dylan and the estranged son of Woody Allen, revived the molestation claim on Twitter in response to a telecast of January's Golden Globe Awards, where Allen was given a lifetime achievement honor.
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Madeline Claire Franklin has been writing, making movies, telling lies, and otherwise creating stories for as long as she can remember. She holds a BA in Media Studies/Production with a minor in Anthropology from the University at Buffalo, where she further expanded her storytelling capacity.
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Currently she lives in Buffalo, New York with a small menagerie of pets.
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Asante Samuel of the Atlanta Falcons wants people to focus on athletes for the sport they play, not for their sexuality. Samuel makes an interesting point in a roundabout way. There is no prize, Presidential phone call, Oprah interview and etc, for being heterosexual, so why is being homosexual rewarded? The simple answer is anytime you do something different or new, it gets a lot of attention.... Read more
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