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In Ferguson, Photographs as Powerful Agents
The history of black representation has resonated with the types of images now prevalent in social media. Whether in 1950s Mississippi or Ferguson today, the camera has served as witness, provocateur and agent of change.
August 20, 2014, Wednesday
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Freedom Summer: Looking Beyond Racial Lines
Marshall Ganz and Julian Bond disagree with an Op-Ed's writer's analysis of a landmark civil rights effort 50 years ago.
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Agitating for Justice and Freedom With a Camera
Over the course of his photographic career, Danny Lyon has seen his role as coaxing his fellow man to pursue justice and freedom, whether or not it's popular or lucrative.
January 21, 2014, Tuesday
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Students' Knowledge of Civil Rights History Has Deteriorated, Study Finds
Ignorance by American students of the basic history of the civil rights movement has worsened, according to a new report by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
September 28, 2011, Wednesday
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The Open Road Wasn't Quite Open to All
A new play and a children's book revisit the "Green Book," a guide for black motorists in the Jim Crow era.
August 23, 2010, Monday
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Health Executive to Lead N.A.A.C.P.
Roslyn M. Brock, 44, the board's current vice chairman, will take the reins from Julian Bond who had served for 12 years.
February 21, 2010, Sunday
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Maryland: N.A.A.C.P. Chairman Decides to Run Again
Julian Bond said he had changed his mind and would seek another term as chairman of the N.A.A.C.P. board.
December 10, 2008, Wednesday
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Julian Bond will not seek another term as chairman of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's national board.
November 19, 2008, Wednesday
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Recalling a Mission to Capture an Era's Misery
The PBS film "Documenting the Face of America" shows how a small federal agency's New Deal project to document poverty helped shape modern documentary photography.
August 18, 2008, Monday
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Is Obama the End of Black Politics?
The resistance of the civil rights generation to Barack Obama's candidacy reveals a generational divide.
August 10, 2008, Sunday
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HPY704 - Coaching and Counselling Groups
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This unit is a core unit in the Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma of Coaching and Counselling.
The unit aims to enable students to develop an understanding of, and practice in, current approaches in evidenced-based coaching, facilitating and counselling in groups and teams, across a range of contexts.
The unit will include:
- Developing awareness of group-work principles and group dynamics;
- Practical, generic coaching, facilitating and counselling skills applicable to a range of group environments;
- Awareness of cross-disciplinary applications of the coaching/counselling process in group settings and an ethical framework for group-work practices.
The unit is applicable to a range of disciplines and highly relevant for students wishing to develop skills as a coach, trainer/facilitator, supervisor, manager, tutor, presenter or group counsellor.
Note: students will be provided with practical techniques and support to help overcome fear of public speaking and presenting.
Assessment task 1: Design a group-training program for a 1-day training seminar 30%
Assessment task 2: Essay with rationale for training session plan (maximum 2000 words) 30%
Assessment task 3: Plan and facilitate a 45-minute group training session with a partner 40%
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SPARTANBURG — Analouisa Valencia came to the door in a bright blue facial mask and sweatpants, surprised anyone was coming to see her.
"I'm sorry. I got mixed up and didn't know you were coming today," she told the reporter at the door. "Miss South Carolina contestants aren't supposed to let people see them like this."
Valencia isn't the typical pageant contestant in a lot of ways. Her family doesn't have a lot of money, she is biracial and bilingual and, in what may be a first for the Miss South Carolina and its parent Miss America pageants, she is openly gay.
"This is who I am. People tell me I am the most real pageant contestant they have ever met. I wasn't open about it last year, and that's why I think I was so uncomfortable competing," Valencia said.
Valencia, who turns 20 on Tuesday when the pageant's preliminaries begin, thinks she is the first openly gay contestant ever in the Miss South Carolina pageant, and perhaps in all of the Miss America competitions. The pageants don't keep up with that information.
To some, it might be a bit surprising that South Carolina might have the first lesbian competing for a state crown. But Valencia said she hasn't heard any harsh words since coming out earlier this year.
"I've gotten a lot of positive feedback. I'm really surprised more than anything, but very grateful and humble that I haven't gotten any feedback, because nobody wants any negativity in their lives," Valencia said.
Valencia figured out she was gay in ninth grade and told her mother, friends and a few teachers. There was some worry and maybe a bit of disappointment, but it quickly faded away, Valencia said.
She met her girlfriend three years ago, and they went to each other's high school proms. The couple didn't get any grief from classmates.
Valencia became interested in pageants in 2000, when she joined a mentoring program for young girls called Palmetto Princesses and met Miss Spartanburg. The tiara got her hooked. She has been competing ever since.
Valencia was in the Miss South Carolina pageant in 2012, competing as Miss Electric City. She didn't finish in the top 15. She is back this year as Miss Lyman and plans to sing the modern ballad "Footprints in the Sand" by Leona Lewis.
Her platform is "Special Olympics. Be a fan." She has been a gymnast for much of her life and coaches several Special Olympians in the gym where she grew up. She is going to Spartanburg Community College with a plan to get a business degree and open up her own gyms.
Valencia is more confident this year, she thinks in large part because of her decision to come out. She didn't make it lightly, recalling a long conversation with her mother, Hattie Palafox, to make sure she was ready for any slurs or other angry reactions.
Palafox is an English-as-a-second-language teacher who takes up interpreting jobs to pay for her daughter's pageants. She met Valencia's father in Mexico and learned fluent Spanish. She cheers for her daughter in Spanish at pageants so Valencia will know she is in the crowd.
The Miss America organization also backs Valencia.
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Valencia gets similar support from Miss South Carolina officials.
Still, Valencia knows she lives in a state that politically isn't very gay friendly. South Carolina passed a constitutional amendment in 2006 with 78 percent of voters assuring she and her girlfriend couldn't get married or have any kind of civil union.
"I think that is going to change too," she said. "I see people are accepting me as a person. I think they will eventually be able to accept that gays should be able to marry."
Valencia isn't shy about advocating for equal rights for homosexuals. She has accepted an invitation to give a message of tolerance at a local college. She had done a number of interviews about being a gay pageant contestant and answers all the messages of support she gets online and other places.
"Those mean a lot. I want anyone who thinks they are different and should be ashamed to know that it is OK to be who you are," Valencia said.
And if she wins the Miss South Carolina crown, don't look for some big speech about being gay. Instead, look to hear the state's newest beauty queen talk about Special Olympics and the importance of tolerance for everyone.
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The presence of interns eager to share in the process of providing hope, help, and healing to children, families and communities adds to the quality of our daily experiences. Over the years our interns have provided us with opportunities to reconnect with the theories that drive our practice, identify and challenge our areas of strength and pursue meaningful dialogue about the goals we are trying to accomplish.
For me, interns hold a special place in my heart because I can recall that time in my life vividly. Returning to school to obtain my MSW was driven by my goal of working with foster youth in some capacity that would support and empower them. My internships helped to solidify my commitment to working with this population. Thankfully, I was exposed to opportunities that challenged and nurtured my professional development. It is with that in mind that I welcome our 2012-2013 MSW interns.
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It sounds like such a simple proposal -- make time for family mealtime.
But with an increasing number of families juggling two work schedules, daycare, school and myriad extracurricular activities, it's becoming harder to sit down together at the same time every night. In an effort to get families back around the table, the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University (CASAColumbia) started Family Day, to remind parents that "Dinner Makes a Difference!"
Family Day will be celebrated nationwide on Sept. 24, and all families can participate. Research from CASAColumbia has repeatedly shown that when parents engage their children in conversation during frequent family dinners, the children's chance of engaging in risky behaviors is reduced.
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LAS CRUCES, N.M. (Oct. 12)-The New Mexico State soccer team suffered a 3-0 loss to Denver.
The Aggies fell to 1-10-3 and 0-3-1 in the WAC, while the Pioneers, who have the 29th-best RPI in the NCAA, improved to 10-1-4 and 2-0-2 in the conference.
"They are really good," head coach Blair Quinn said. "They are every bit deserving of their ranking right now. They are better than we are."
At halftime, the Aggies trailed Denver, 2-0. The Pioneers scored in the 26th and 31st minute. Both teams recorded a pair of shots on goal with senior forward Yolanda McMillion and sophomore forward Jennae Cambra each firing one for the Aggies in the first period. The Aggies ended the match with eight shots. Denver added a goal in the 56th minute.
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Originally posted by Kuinn
how is any fanboy thread any differn't? at least I could show you video of my issues.. never seen any of this great video from the games loyal supporters..
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Originally posted by eddieg50
Nice to see a positive post in the hurricane of hatred.
I am in the same camp as you. I have 8 characters and only one at 50. I love the fact that each class has a very different feel when it comes to the story. Even if a lot of the open world questing is the same, it feels so different to me because of my mind set based on the story of my class. No other MMO has made me care about my class and story like TOR. I just can't get enough and am hooked for a long time.
Thanks for the post OP. I am trying to stay far away from places like this because of the discusting posts after a games launch. But I do look for info from time to time. Glad I saw this. Didn't even bother to read any of the garbage I know fills the rest of this thread.
"How many people long for that "past, simpler, and better world," I wonder, without ever recognizing the truth that perhaps it was they who were simpler and better, and not the world about them?"
Originally posted by sanosukex
No no you're right, any fanboy thread is no different, I just dont see any fanboys spamming something a hundred times daily over and over again. So you have proven some point that you have been trying to prove, mission accomplished, you have already won. Can you tell me what the ultimate goal is beyond that? What are you trying to accomplish? Just make me understand what there is beyond the fact that this game has very little that you like and you feel the need to let everyone know it to no end every day.
Originally posted by Kuinn
it's my hopes they will fix the issues I have with this game then I can actually enjoy it.. many say well move on go to something else.. that's all well and good but how many sci-fi mmo's are out there? and how many decent ones? almost 0
one thing that can influence change in MMOs is if enough people complain about a certain aspect things can get changed, thats the beauty of the MMO. More people that here these complaints the more might complain to bioware and possibly we will see some of these changes.. maybe it will happen maybe not but like I said before I'm a huge star wars fan and and pretty big bioware fanboy myself so it's not so easy to just move on as you guys say..
oh and yes there are fanboys oh spam the same thing on here over and over everyday don't kid yourself.. just the displeasing threads are more common..
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Originally posted by sanosukex
That's all that can be argued?
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Originally posted by Distopia
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"what a boring life, HATING everything" -Gorilla Biscuits
Originally posted by sanosukex
I'm just pointing out why you're getting so many arguments based on the fact vs opinion thing. A lot of this is open to interpretation, as well as the angle the topic is approached from.
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Originally posted by Distopia
point taken words can be scewed in so many ways nobody can tell whats fact or fiction whats real or not.. reason why i don't follow politics or religion..
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as long as there is a spacebar .. it doesnt matter to me if there is text or vo. vo was great the first time through. reminded me of why I like single player games. the second time through it bored me to tears.
LFD tools are great for cramming people into content, but quality > quantity.
Originally posted by azmundai
which was sort of the point in having a choice based questing it would make playing alts more fun.. but then you find out your actual choices don't make as big impact as they marketed and it's a let down in this aspect..
Originally posted by sanosukex
I've played several classes now past 20 in TOR and I find the classes different enough. Then there's the fact that there's only so much you can do differently untill you go past the stupid-different mark. You need slow and big nukes, spammable more fast abilities, aoe abilities etc, and there's only so many ways you can do it. I've heard some people (including you at some point too if I recall right) saying that WoW for example had a lot more unique and interesting classes, which cannot be taken seriously when it has samekind of class structure like any themepark/rpg, each class has abilities suitable to every situation with their own twist.
Just for example, as I play my sniper I use cover all the time ofcourse and I'm quite a bit stationary. I use active shields alot and CC. Then I ofcourse have my castable dps abilities, instant ones etc etc + some combo moves like clusterbombs that gets activated by blasterfire only.
Then when I play my trooper, I have a lot more direct approach, in fact, commando dps is a lot more straight forward and requires no conditions at all unlike the sniper, I could argue it's a lot more boring but I feel it suits the class quite well, you have heavy armour and keep the trigger pulled untill everything stops moving.
When I play my juggernaut I have to use a dozen different abilites almost every fight, it's more cooldown and rage management game with a lot of abilities.
Then there's the stealth classes who obviously has stealth as their trick + they need more positioning and whatnot, havent looked into that much yet.
They all play quite differently and that's not an opinion.
What comes to the talents, for me they are fine for the most part, and I dont feel the need for more active abilities, that's an opinion. In other words, I dont feel the developers should have learned anything on this department since it's fine.
Quest based leveling is ofcourse linear, story is linear, in how many different ways are you supposed to go to cantina X in planet Y to shoot person Z? Also about the red/green instance markers, if they are not areas for you, just ignore them and focus on those areas that are ment to be open or for your own story, it's really easy. What would suck would be to see some random Joes running around on the background when I'm doing my own damn class story lol. I get it those areas are story areas and it stops being a problem.
Those are not issues with the game, they are design choises, issues are stuff like bugs, missing tools (LFG, map browsing, combat log etc), guild function and so on.
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Originally posted by Wickedjelly
No one was more surprised than me - when I got to end game and found out there was none I was pissed because I didn't listen to people here (probably because I didn't want to believe it)
If you like to do dungeons and raids as nauseum (and I hate them) and especially like them bugged and broken - then SWTOR might be for you. PVP is just a pathestic joke - and not because of the lack of WZ's or world PVP (because that can be added later) but the dev team really doesn't understand PVP...plain and simple.
There needs to be other things to do in an MMO than raid and PVP anyway. Crafting is a horrid joke and is useless at level cap which leaves the Space game which still has me laughing.
Biofail has created an MMO hoax in SWTOR - sold it as such and gave us a single player game with grouping and a sub cost.
Disappointed and pissed just doesn't cover it for me. SWG had more to do at launch than SWTOR so don't give me that crap about giving them more time...that won't fix the problem. The design of SWTOR and the dev team ARE the problems and unless those are changed SWTOR will die a slow painful death.
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Originally posted by Kuinn
For starters I never claimed wow has more interesting classes.. i haven't played wow in years so I can't even remember let alone care to compare the classes gameplay to wow. For me it's mostly about the choices.. I still feel classes play to similar but it may also be they play so similar to other MMOs i get that deja vu feeling no matter what class I play. Anyway back to the choices when I play a class I like not being stuck with the same skills, same playstyle, same everything forever. Now yes you get two roles on most classes to pick from so there's a little wiggle room but overall you are very stuck in your role and have very few options. I probably got spoiled a little in rift but in rift I was able to basically use a complete differn't skill set and complete differn't playstyle every 10 levels if I saw fit to do so. At 50 I had such an insane number of soul combinations I could build anything I wanted. Here I basically have two roles and to change I first need to pay for a respec. Then the actual role difference skill wise is very very miniscule. Like i said earlier having so few actual skills in the trees makes it so the actual flexability in the talent trees becomes almost nothing. My commando will play the exact same as your commando and so forth.. I like choices and feel this game goes out of its way to lessen the choices in so many aspects of the game.
I agree questing will always be linear but It can be varied.. upto 30 almost every quest was a go kill this person or go find me this glowing thing.. the story sprused it up a lot but overall it was all the same. I think I had a total of 1 escort quest the entire time I played this game. Just overall I think they could of done a lot more with the questing to make it feel more dynamic and interesting. The dialogue shouldn't be the best part of the quests.
Yes you can ignore all the red doors and al lthe instancing and phasing but doesn't mean it's not all over and doesn't bother some people. Same with the repeated dialogue and the clones all over the place and the static npcs, the static weather, ect... it's all there you see it everywhere it just doesn't bother everyone but it certainly does bother some people.
now yes this was mostly all design desicion stuff although I feel a lot of things feel very rushed and it's if bioware had some ideas but didn't get time to finish so instead they scrapped stuff to get that christmas release... why in the hell they decided some of this was a good idea I have no clue but either way I'm still hoping for changes. Well see what direction the game takes in the coming months with a couple new AAA games for it to go up against.. well see if Bioware really goes with player feedback or still feels they know what game everyone really wants..
Originally posted by sanosukex
I played Rift enough to learn that my choise among the souls were along the common lines, they are still just cast time nuke, instant nuke, spammable, dot etc etc. So I'm not sure what you mean by this. Maybe the illusion is enough? You said that dialog choise is just an illusion, sure, computer games to begin with are just illusions.
Just for the record, one thing I didnt like in Rift was that I couldnt find an identity for my char when I could just instantly turn from firemage to healing druid, one big reason why I didnt like that game, like Batman transforming to Superman at will, it takes away the identity and uniqueness of "class". Any game could break their classes just into a huge pool of abilities and let people build their own classes, however it's not a coincidence that very few games uses this kind of system, and FOTM specs are not the only reason for that.
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Originally posted by sanosukex
"why hang out here on a Sunday" ROFL my God man you really are desperate, all your questions have been asked and answered , do have a nice Sunday lol
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Originally posted by Wickedjelly
Sorry wicked we dont agree with you, compare the story lines in all mmo's and tell me who has better ones than SWTOR


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An expert on antitrust law, Rudolph J.R. Peritz focuses his scholarship on the historical and legal relationships between competition policy and private property rights.
Professor Peritz started his career working with computers. After law school at the University of Texas (J.D. 1975, Order of the Coif ) and three years of private practice at Hirsch & Westheimer in Houston, he was hired as assistant attorney general of Texas, because they were looking for an attorney with a computer background. He spent the next three years working in the Antitrust Division as director of the Computer-Assisted Enforcement Project.
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His interest began to move toward antitrust scholarship with a 1989 article examining the tension between competition and private property rights. Professor Peritz was one of the first legal scholars to look at the issue.
In 1990, Professor Peritz was invited to give a paper at Duke University's annual Frontiers of Legal Thought symposium, the genesis of his critically-acclaimed book, Competition Policy in America: 1888–1992 (Oxford University Press, 1996, revised 2001). It traces the public discourse of free competition and the underlying tension between its two different visions—freedom not only from oppressive government, but also from private economic power.
In 2001, as senior research scholar at the American Antitrust Institute in Washington, D.C., he was involved in several major education and research projects. His casebook, U.S. Antitrust Law in Global Perspective (second edition, West Publishing, 2004), written with Eleanor Fox and Lawrence Sullivan, has just been published.
Over the past several years, as an outgrowth of a sabbatical semester in 2000 spent as a visiting professor at the University of Essex in England, he has also been instrumental in developing relationships with foreign law schools that will allow exchanges of both students and professors.
In 2005, Professor Peritz launched his IProgress Project, a new "do tank" affiliated with the Law School's Institute for Information Law and Policy. The Project aims to promote progress and innovation in the public interest. Its goal is improving intellectual property law and policy through research initiatives focused on law and regulatory reform, software innovation, and legal education.
TRIPS and Developing Countries: Towards a New IP World Order? (Editor & Contributor) (Edward Elgar, 2014) (with G. Ghidini & M. Ricolfi).
Cases and Materials on U.S. Antitrust in Global Context. 2nd ed. (Thomson West, 2004) (with E. Fox & L. Sullivan).
Teacher's Manual to Accompany Cases and Materials on U.S. Antitrust in Global Context. 2nd ed. (Thomson West, 2004) (with E. Fox& L. Sullivan).
Competition Policy in America: History, Rhetoric, Law. (Oxford University Press, 1996; revised edition, 2001). Occasioned "Symposium: Provocations and Reflections upon Competition Policy in America," 42 Antitrust Bulletin 239–456 (1997).
"The Life and Times of Dr. Miles Medical Company," in Antitrust Stories (E. Fox & D. Crane, eds., West Publishing, forthcoming 2007).
"The Impact of Antitrust Law on Intellectual Property Rights in the United States," in The Competition—Intellectual Property Interface: A Comparative Perspective (S.J. Anderman, ed., Cambridge University Press, 2006).
"Tipping," Chapter in Network Access, Regulation and Antitrust, at 28-34 (D.Moss, ed.)(Routledge, 2005).
"Tipping and Network Effects," in Network Access: Lessons Learned in Regulations and Antitrust (D. Moss, ed., Routledge Press, 2004).
"Dynamic Efficiency and U.S. Antitrust Policy," Chapter 6 in Post-Chicago Developments in Antitrust Law at 108–128 (A. Cucinotta, R. Pardoles & R. Van den Burgh, eds., Edward Elgar Publishing, 2002).
"The 'Rule of Reason' in Antitrust Law: Property Logic in Restraint of Competition," Chapter 12 in Competition Law at 303–360 (R. Greaves, ed., Ashgate, 2003) reprint of 40 Hastings Law Journal 285–342 (1989).
The Competition Question Unasked in Actavis: What is the Scope of the Patent Right to Exclude? 28 ANTITRUST 45-48 (Fall 2013).
Taking Antitrust to Patent School: The Instance of Pay-for-Delay Settlements, 58 ANTITRUST BULLETIN 159-171 (2013).
"Doctrinal Cross-Dressing in Derivative Aftermarkets: Kodak, Xerox and the Copycat Game" (American Antitrust Institute Symposium on Complexity Theory and its Application to Antitrust), 51 Antitrust Bulletin 287 (2006).
"Re-Thinking U.S. v. Microsoft in Light of the E.C. Case," NYLS Legal Studies Research Paper No. 04/05-4 (2004). < http://ssrn.com/abstract=571803>.
"Toward a Dynamic Antitrust Analysis of Strategic Market Behavior" (Antitrust: Stretching the Envelope: Third Annual Symposium of the American Antitrust Institute), 47 New York Law School Law Review 101–118 (2003).
"Antitrust Policy and Aggressive Business Strategy: A Historical Perspective on Understanding Commercial Purposes and Effects" (Research Workshop and Conference on Marketing, Competitive Conduct and Antitrust Policy), 21 Journal of Public Policy & Marketing 237–242 (2002).
"Introductory Remarks, An Analytical Framework for Thinking About Economic Justice" (Special Issue: Reflecting on the Legal Issues of Our Times. New York Law School Faculty Presentation Day), 46 New York Law School Law Review 731–734 (2002–2003).
"Theory and Fact in Antitrust Doctrine: Summary Judgment Standards, Single-Brand Aftermarkets, and the Clash of Microeconomic Models," 45 Antitrust Bulletin 887–920 (2000).
"Il Prodotto de Marca e il Suo Mercato Derivato. Analisi Economica e Inquadramento Giuridico," 2 Mercato, Concorrenza, Regole 195–221 (1999).
Essay, "Some Realism About Economic Power in a Time of Sectorial Change," 66 Antitrust Law Journal 247–272 (1997).
Review Essay, "History as an Explanation: Annals of American Political Economy," 22 Law & Social Inquiry 231–264 (1997).
"Politics at the Margin: Some Thoughts on the Centrality of 'and' in 'Director and Levi,' 'Law and the Future: Trade Regulation(1956)' (Symposium: The Past and Future of Antitrust: Reconsiderations of Director and Levi's Law and the Future After Forty Years), 17 Mississippi College Law Review 106–112 (1996).
"Three Visions of Managed Competition, 1920–1950" (Symposium: An Antitrust Revival? Constructing Policies and Goals for a Revitalized Economy), 39 Antitrust Bulletin 273–288 (1994).
"The AT&T-McCaw Merger: Lessons from History and Cautions from Economic Theory," Media Law & Policy (1994).
"Foreword, Antitrust as Public Interest Law" (Symposium: The Past and Future of Antitrust as Public Interest Law), 35 New York Law School Law Review 767–790 (1991).
Symposium Editor,"The Past and Future of Antitrust as Public Interest Law," 35 New York Law School Law Review 767–1119 (1991).
"A Counter-History of Antitrust Law" (Symposium: Frontiers of Legal Thought), 1990 Duke Law Journal 263–320.
"A Genealogy of Vertical Restraints Doctrine," 40 Hastings Law Journal 511–576 (1989).
"The 'Rule of Reason' in Antitrust Law: Property Logic in Restraint of Competition," 40 Hastings Law Journal 285–342 (1989). Excerpted in The Political Economy of the Sherman Act: The First Hundred Years 116 (E.T. Sullivan, ed., Oxford University Press, 1990), reprinted in Competition Law (R. Graves, ed., Dartmouth Publishing Co., 2003), reprinted in Competition Law (Ashgate Publishing, 2004).
"Computer Data and Reliability: A Call for Authentication of Business Records Under the Federal Rules of Evidence," 80 Northwestern University Law Review 956–1002 (1986). Reprinted in 7 Computer Law/Journal 23–72 (1986).
"The Predicament of Antitrust Jurisprudence: Economics and the Monopolization of Price Discrimination Argument," 1984 Duke Law Journal 1205–1295.
"The Sherman Anti-Trust Law: Enacting A Charter of Economic Liberty," in Historians on America (Bureau of International Information Programs, U.S. Department of State, forthcoming 2007).
"Doctrinal Cross-Dressing in Derivative Aftermarkets: Kodak, Xerox and the Copycat Game," 51 The Anti-Trust Bulletin 215-226 (2006).
Comments of American Antitrust Institute Working Group on the New Economy (July, 2005) http://www.antitrustinstitute.org
"Antitrust and the New Economy: Comments to the Antitrust Modernization Commission, Washington, D.C.," (Author, Editor, and Chair, Working Group on the New Economy, American Antitrust Institute) (July 2005) < www.amc.gov >.
"The Decline of the Public Benefit in Copyrights and Patents," FTC Watch January 12, 2004 at 5–6.
"Competition Policy and its Implications for Intellectual Property Rights in the United States," in The Intellectual Property/Competition Interface Project (IP Institute of the Republic of Singapore, 2004).
"The Right Remedy: Split Up Microsoft," Los Angeles Times (Op Ed) April 7, 2000, at B9. Reprinted in Sun-Sentinel (Ft. Lauderdale, FL), at 21A (April 17, 2000).
"Why Microsoft Can Survive," 22 National Law Journal (Op Ed) at A23 (January 24, 2000).
"Exploring the Limits of Formalism: Artificial Intelligence and Legal Pedagogy," 1 Law Technology Journal 20 (British and Irish Legal Education Technology Association, U.K. Law Technology Centre, University of Warwick, Coventry, U.K., 1991).
"Expert Systems and Legal Reasoning: An Essay on the New Formalism, in Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Computers and Law," Judicial Department, Federal Government of Italy, 1988.
Posted Working Papers
"Patents and Competition: Toward a Knowledge Theory of Progress," presented at AALS Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights, June 14, 2006, Vancouver, B.C.; at 2006 ATRIP Congress: Intellectual Property and Market Power, September 4, 2006, Parma, Italy; < http://www.aals.org/documents/2006intprop/PeritzPaper.pdf >, and
< http://www.law.berkeley.edu/institutes/bclt/ipsc/papers2/peritz.doc > (IP Scholars Conference, August 2006).
"Re-Thinking U.S. v. Microsoft in Light of the E.C. Case," Seminar: The Microsoft Case in Comparative Perspective, presented March 22, 2004, at Law & Economics Lab, LUISS (Giuliano Amato, moderator)
< http://papers.ssrn.com/paper.taf?abstract_id=571803>.
"Re-Thinking U.S. Antitrust and Intellectual Property Rights," keynote address Conference on Intellectual Property and Antitrust Law in the Information Technology Business, November 12, 2004, at LUISS University, Rome, Italy, < http://ssrn.com/abstract=719745>; Sienna Seminars on Law and Economics, June 17, 2005, Faculty of Economics, University of Siena, Italy.
Selected Works in Progress
The Political Economy of Progress (book in progress).
"Antitrust Jurisprudence under Chief Justice Roberts"
"Intellectual Property as Redemption: Equity and Entitlement"
Competition/IP Intersections in Global Context (collection of essays, with S.D. Anderman, University of Essex).
Perspectives on Intellectual Property Rights: Internal and External Competition Policies (collection of essays, with S.D. Anderman, University of Essex).


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Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 40 mins
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- 2 tbsp vegetable oil
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- large piece ginger, grated
- 3 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- ½ tsp turmeric
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- ½ tsp sugar
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- 2 potatoes, cut into chunks
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- Heat the oil in a saucepan. Cook the onion for 10 mins until soft, then add the ginger, garlic, turmeric, cumin and curry powder. Cook for 1 min more. Stir in the tomatoes and sugar. Add the cauliflower, potatoes and split chilli, seasoning to taste. Cover with a lid and gently cook for a good 30 mins, stirring occasionally, until the vegetables are tender – add a drop of water if you need to, but it is meant to be a dry curry.
- When the vegetables are cooked, remove the chilli, if you like, stir in a squeeze of lemon juice and scatter with coriander. Serve with your choice of Indian bread and a dollop of yogurt.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, April 2010
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When I added the potatoes and the coliflower I figured out the potato wouldn't cook and the coliflower would burn, so I added 1 cup of water. It ended up not being exactly dry but still it was delicious. I'll definetly try again next time boiling the coliflower and the potato before adding it in the soucepan.
I used this recipe as a base, I added mushrooms, peppers, corgette, and fresh tomatoes instead of tinned, as we don't particularly like dry curries I added coconut milk and two full cups of water, I also added a stock cube, gave my two year old a taste and he repeated "more" over and over, so it seems like a hit...
Oh, I also boiled the potatoes for 10 minutes before adding them in :)
Absolutely lovely. Also nice with carrots, mushrooms and green beans. I just put in whatever I have in the fridge. Made it several times now. When it turned out too dry, I added some water. Also, I boil the veg (cauliflower, potato, beans etc) in advance. Goes a lot quicker. Sprinkle with some cashew nuts!
This turned out so awful I'm loathe to give it one star. Having no liquid to cook in, it's very difficult to stop the cauliflower from burning. And if that happens a truly horrible bitter taste emerges. Luckily I cooked the delish 'home cooked chicken curry' on this website too so we had something else to eat, otherwise we would have had no dinner as the cauliflower and potato one all went in the bin!
I substituted sweet potato for the potato to make it that bit healthier. I also found it to be quite dry, so ended up using a whole large tin of chopped tomatoes rather than a small, probably around half a cup of hot water and then to make sure the flavour didn't lose intensity, added at least another half tsp of curry powder and cumin.
The squeeze of lemon was essential, I thought, to bring out the flavours and I served with yoghurt and basmati rice.
A great basic curry recipe that I am sure can be adapted with plenty of alternative veg as desired
This was really nice. Having read the comments, I used a 400g tin of tomatoes and 150ml stock and cut the potatoes up small. Despite my generous seasoning, my daughter said it was missing something, so next time I will toast some cumin seeds with the onions and maybe also add garam masala. But overall an easy and tasty curry


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MONTPELIER Elmer F. Willis, 76, of Court Street, died early Saturday morning, January 19, 2013, at Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin.
He was born August 12, 1936, in Weston, the son of Elmer A. and Martha (Engles) Willis. He attended local schools and graduated from Chester High School in 1956.
In 1957, he married Louise Pelto of Brattleboro, and the couple had lived in Weston and Windsor, but mostly in Montpelier.
For many years, he had been a technician for the Vermont Department of Transportation, retiring in 1998.
Elmer was extremely mechanically inclined and enjoyed working on cars and engines of all types.
Survivors include two sons, Allen Willis of Montpelier, John Willis and his wife, Rose, of Barre; and a daughter, Susan Davis and her husband, Wendell, of Riverton; and his longtime friend, Elsie Reed. Also surviving are three brothers, John Willis and his companion, Hallery Brunet, of Williston, Curtis Willis of Weston, and Fred Willis and his wife, Betsy, of Springfield; and a sister, Myrtle Bacon and her husband, Ron, of South Londonderry; eight grandchildren, Tammy Willis, John Willis Jr., Joshua Davis, Kari Willis, Adam Willis, Patrick Willis, Tamara Davis and Joseph Davis, along with seven great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Besides his parents, he was predeceased by his wife, Louise; a brother, Herbert Willis; and a grandson, Jeremy Davis.
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He's come a long way...still needs improvement, but I say keep and develop him
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