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Barack Obama
American Bar Association / ABA, Barack Obama, Biglaw, Department of Justice, Law School Deans, Law Schools, Mergers and Acquisitions, Morning Docket, Murder
* Biglaw's billing bonanza: at least 12 firms are advising on the multi-billion dollar deals going on between Microsoft / Nokia and Verizon / Vodafone, and Simpson Thacher landed a seat on both. [Am Law Daily (sub. req.)]
* Standard & Poor's is now accusing the Department of Justice of filing its $5 billion fraud lawsuit in retaliation for downgrading the country's credit rating. Aww, we liked the "mere puffery" defense much better. [Reuters]
* The new ABA prez doesn't think Obama meant what he said about two-year law degrees. He thinks it's about cost. Gee, the ABA should probably do something about that. [National Law Journal (sub. req.)]
* Meanwhile, New York Law School wants to condense its offerings into a two-year honors program that comes complete with a $50,000 scholarship. Sweet deal if you can get it, but it sounds like most people won't. [Crain's New York Business]
* Stewart Schwab, the dean of Cornell Law School, will be stepping down at the end of the academic year. The search for someone new to oversee the filming of amateur porn in the library is on. [Cornell Daily Sun]
* Crisis? What crisis? Nothing is f**ked here, dude. Amid plummeting applications, GW Law increased the size of its entering class by about 22 percent. The more lawyers, the better, right? /sarcasm [GW Hatchet]
* Jacked up! Attorneys for NFL player Aaron Hernandez got a stay in the civil suit accusing the athlete of shooting a man in the face until after the athlete's murder charges have been worked out. [USA Today]
3rd Circuit, Anthony Kennedy, Bankruptcy, Barack Obama, Biglaw, Cozen O'Connor, Deaths, Fashion, Fashion Is Fun, Gay, Gay Marriage, General Counsel, International Law, Law School Deans, Law Schools, Magic Circle, Military / Military Law, Morning Docket, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, SCOTUS, Social Media, Social Networking Websites, Supreme Court, Technology, Twittering, United Kingdom / Great Britain, Weddings
* We bet you never thought you'd be spending Labor Day weekend debating with your relatives the legality of a U.S. military strike on Syria and the intricacies of international law. Gee, thanks President Obama. [CNN]
* Over the long holiday weekend, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg served as officiant at the gay wedding of John Roberts. No, not that John Roberts, but what an incredibly apropos coincidence that was. [Washington Post]
* Speaking of same-sex marriage, even though "[n]o one told [him] it was an easy job when [he] signed on," Justice Anthony Kennedy revealed himself to be an ally of the gay rights movement. [New York Times]
* Two days after filing an appeal with the Third Circuit, the parents of a deceased Cozen O'Connor partner have ended their battle to deny their daughter's profit-sharing benefits to her wife. [Law360 (sub. req.)]
* Twitter's general counsel deactivated his account position with the social media giant, and looks forward to "goofing off." Congrats to Vijaya Gadde, who will head up the company's IPO. [Bits / New York Times]
* Biglaw's latest scapegoat for the culling of the associate herd is the decline of Chapter 11 filings, otherwise known by industry insiders as the "bankruptcy recession." [New York Law Journal (sub. req.)]
* Without any rabbits left to pull out of hats, it's been predicted that by 2018, the Magic Circle will be no more. This is one disappearing act lawyers obsessed with prestige hope will never happen. [The Lawyer]
* If you want to learn more about fashion law, check out this interview with Barbara Kolsun, a woman who literally wrote the book on it (affiliate link) while serving as general counsel at Stuart Weitzman. [Corporate Counsel]
* So what has Kenneth Randall been up to since he left the deanship at Alabama School of Law? He's working to "train law students for jobs that don't require a bar license" over at InfiLaw. Awesome. [Tuscaloosa News]
* Legal commentators like Elie and Lat would be ecstatic if law school were two years long, but because so many others have a "vested interest in the status quo," change will come at approximately half past never. [CNBC]
* Ronald H. Coase, influential legend of law and economics and Nobel prize winner, RIP. [Chicago Law]
People watch short videos to learn pretty much everything. And they do it exactly when they need to learn – whether it's to tie a bow tie an hour before a wedding or make a martini just before the party starts. Hotshot is bringing that concept to the legal industry. We think you should be […]
American Bar Association / ABA, Barack Obama, Clerkships, Intellectual Property, Law Schools, Marijuana, Non-Sequiturs, Rape, Tax Law
* Fort Hood shooter Major Nidal Hasan gets the death penalty. Looks like that gradual end of the death penalty won't be fast enough for him. [CNN]
* Man gets 30 days in jail for raping a 14-year-old who later killed herself. The judge explained that he'd already been punished with "the scarlet letter of the internet." The new sentencing guidelines are really web-literate. [Jezebel]
* The "most intimidating man in hip-hop" is a Columbia Law grad. Hip-hop has come a long way from allegedly dangling rappers off hotel balconies. [GQ]
* Infilaw is taking over Charleston School of Law eliminating all the pretense. [Post and Courier]
* On that note, Steven J. Harper discusses President Obama's call to eliminate the third year of law school. Simpler Harper: Law schools and the ABA are too vested in ripping off students to listen to reason. [Chronicle of Higher Education]
* The Internet Strikes Back: A new crowdsourcing tool tracks IP trolls. [Technology Law Source]
* A call for former law clerks to fight for an end to sequestration. [Judicial Clerk Review]
* The state-legal yet federal-illegal status of medical marijuana leads to some very complex tax returns. You should smoke up to take the edge off. [TaxProf Blog]
* For those beginning law school, here's some advice from the National Women Law Students' Organization. [Ms. JD]
Barack Obama, Education / Schools, Law Schools, Social Media, Social Networking Websites, Student Loans, Twittering
Will Twerk For Loan Forgiveness! Ridiculous Responses To Obama's Fictional Student Debt Plans
How much educational debt do you have, and what would you do for loan forgiveness?
American Bar Association / ABA, Barack Obama, Education / Schools, Law Schools
Dear Obama, Instead Of Talking About Law Schools, You Could Actually Do Something
If Obama wanted law school to take two years, he should have said something in JUNE.
7th Circuit, Barack Obama, Basketball, Drinking, Frank Easterbrook, Gay, Law Schools, Music, Non-Sequiturs, Rap, Richard Posner, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court, Television, Videos, YouTube
* Former federal prosecutor Moe Fodeman of Wilson Sonsini breaks down the case against Walter White. Spoiler: Fodeman thinks Orange Is the New Black for White. [Esquire Culture Blog]
* President Obama joins the chorus calling for an end to the 3L year. But when will students take all those "Law and Running a Massive Domestic Spying Operation" seminars? [Buzzfeed]
* At the end of this HuffPost Live clip, Elie suggests anti-gay clergy should unsubscribe from the Bravo network. Seems unfair to those who enjoy watching "Real Housewives of the Provo Tabernacle." [HuffPo Live]
* Scottie Pippen and Horace Grant formed a dominant NBA Jam team. But without Grant, Pippen got dismantled by the duo of Easterbrook and Posner (and Williams). [FindLaw]
* Jim Beam has resuscitated Seinfeld attorney Jackie Chiles in a new ad campaign about suing bears for stealing honey. It mkaes slightly more sense when you see the whole ad. Slightly. [Hollywood Reporter]
* Judge E. Curtissa Colfield seems to have gotten a little drunker than she thought the other night and started berating cops. Maybe drinking is why she had that problem getting those decisions issued on time. [Legal Juice]
* Is rapping about crime probative to charges of committing a crime? Both the majority and dissenting opinion are worth a read. [Las Vegas Law Blog]
* Speaking of…. Taking the Notorious R.B.G. label seriously, here's some SCOTUS-themed lyrics to Biggie's Juicy. Embed after the jump….
Accounting / Accountants, Barack Obama, Biglaw, California, Guns / Firearms, Joe Biden, Marijuana, Mergers and Acquisitions, Michael Jackson, Non-Sequiturs, Pornography
* President Obama says he's not changing his mind on the legality of marijuana "at this time." I guess we need Biden to go on Face the Nation this time around to get some movement on the drug war. [Volokh Conspiracy]
* California lawmakers are looking to retool its "revenge porn" — the act of posting embarrassing sex pics/videos of a significant other who screwed you over — bill. Now California won't be able to post all those amateur vids of the organizers behind Prop 13. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* New York just boasted the largest seizure of illegal guns in NYC history because a rapper used Instagram to show the world a whole mess of illegal guns. Sometimes you have to avoid that "pics or it didn't happen" tweet. [ABA Journal]
* Michael Jackson's estate is battling the IRS. The article coyly suggests that the estate has told the IRS to "Beat It." What they don't understand is the IRS, as a general rule "Don't Stop 'Til [They] Get Enough." [TaxProf Blog]
* Inspired by our recent post on the 15 Reasons to Date a Lawyer, Going Concern has found eHarmony's "15 Reasons to Date an Accountant" and given it a similar beatdown. [Going Concern]
* Congratulations to the M&A Advisor's "40 Under 40″ award winners. Your families would be so proud if they remembered what you looked like. [The M&A Advisor]
* I was quoted in this week's episode of This American Life. Host Ira Glass interviewed Sharon Snyder, the court clerk fired for helping free an innocent man. [This American Life]
* Bruce MacEwen explains the mid-year results for Biglaw as reported by Wells Fargo and Citi respectively. Video after the jump…
Barack Obama, Education / Schools, Rankings, Reader Polls
Should The Obama Rankings Be Applied To Law Schools?
Would Obama's proposals to reduce the cost of college work in law school?
Barack Obama, Facebook, Quote of the Day, Social Media, Social Networking Websites, Texas, U.S. Attorneys Offices
Assistant U.S. Attorney In Trouble For Negative Comments About Trayvon Martin, Barack Obama
If you don't have anything nice to say, then don't say anything at all — especially not on Facebook.
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Barack Obama, Lexis-Nexis, Non-Sequiturs, Patton Boggs, Politics, Racism
* USDA requiring a magician to develop a disaster plan for his rabbit. I don't think this is such a bad idea — have you ever seen Bullwinkle? [Lowering the Bar]
* The Middle Class is disappearing in the country. Why can't we get a disaster plan for them like we have for that rabbit? [Lawyers, Guns & Money]
* Patton Boggs is rebooting. Just like when a TV show adds a long-lost cousin in season 8, this isn't a sign of weakness at all. [Politico]
* President Obama, speaking of the Trayvon Martin case, notes: "There are very few African-American men in this country who haven't had the experience of being followed when they are shopping at a department store. And that includes me." See, he was uniquely prepared for the job of being followed by security guys EVERYWHERE. The difference, of course, is he knows these guys aren't going to shoot him. [NBC Politics]
* A Miami firm is suing LexisNexis for "deceptive" fees. If they're going to litigate this case, they'd better hope their Westlaw bill is paid in full. [Miami New Times]
* The reporter's privilege had a bad day. After all that's been revealed in the last couple months, let's all agree it's only newsworthy when the reporter's privilege has a good day. [PrawfsBlawg]
9th Circuit, Barack Obama, Bracewell & Giuliani, Football, Guns / Firearms, Politics, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Samuel Alito, Sanford Levinson, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Vault rankings, Williams & Connolly
5 Stories of the Week: Ginsburg, Football, and More
Looking at five notable stories of the week that was.
Barack Obama, Basketball, Constitutional Law, Election Law, Football, Google / Search Engines, Non-Sequiturs, Politics, SCOTUS, Sports, Supreme Court, Video games
* Ed O'Bannon asks the NCAA to agree in writing not to retaliate against any current athlete that joins his lawsuit against the organization. How sad is it that a non-profit organization committed to helping students needs to be reminded not to retaliate against students? In other news, NCAA Football 14 (affiliate link) came out today. [USA Today]
* More SCOTUS Term analysis. Tom Goldstein, Adam Liptak, and Jess Bravin have been invited to explain to the Heritage Foundation what an awesome term it had. [Heritage]
* The Shelby County decision completely lacks any foundation for the argument that the Voting Rights Act violates the Constitution. Yeah, but besides that… [Lawyers, Guns & Money]
* What is wrong with soccer fans? Referee stabs player and then ends up like Ned Stark. [Legal Juice]
* Mayer Brown reports that Mexican leaders are lining up behind energy sector reform. [Breaking Energy]
* Ever wonder about the extent of Internet censorship around the world? Here's a handy chart showing how Google is censored in various countries around the world. [io9]
* Obama caves to Republican requests to suspend law. Republicans label Obama tyrannical for suspending that law. Bravo. [Wall Street Journal]
Barack Obama, Federal Judges, Law Schools, Layoffs, Morning Docket, Murder, Old People, Politics, Privacy, Prostitution, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Trials
* No, silly, Ruth Bader Ginsburg isn't "too old" to be a Supreme Court justice. So what if she uses the SOTU address as her personal naptime? She's brilliant, and everyone loves her. [Los Angeles Times]
* "Justice delayed due to overworked judges can … mean justice denied," and Obama's got a lot of work ahead of him due to a "uniquely high" amount of judicial vacancies on his watch. [National Law Journal]
* After the SCOTUS ruling on the Voting Rights Act, Southern states have rushed to push out voter ID laws. But isn't that discriminatory? "Not true, not true," as Justice Alito would say. [New York Times]
* It turns out the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court's redefinition of the word "relevant" is what has allowed the NSA to collect anything and everything. Say au revoir to privacy! [Wall Street Journal (sub. req.)]
* Layoffs: they aren't just for Biglaw firms anymore! McGeorge Law School is downsizing its staff and student ranks due to an "unprecedented drop" in applications. Another one bites the dust; which law school will be next? [Sacramento Bee]
* Client 9, aka Eliot Spitzer, announced his candidacy for NYC comptroller. He'll run against Kristen Davis, the woman who once set him up with escorts. That'll be an awkward debate. [New York Times]
* As the prosecution rests its case and the defense's acquittal motion is denied, a nation is left wondering whose voice it was on that 911 recording — Trayvon Martin's or George Zimmerman's? [CNN]
Attorney Misconduct, Barack Obama, Biglaw, Crime, Election Law, FTC, Guantanamo Bay, Immigration, Lateral Moves, Law Firm Mergers, Law Schools, Legal Ethics, Minority Issues, Morning Docket, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
* Just like he said in 2008, President Barack Obama says that he's going to close Guantanamo Bay, and this time, he means it. No, really, he appointed a Skadden partner to handle it, so we know he means business now. [Blog of Legal Times]
* The Supreme Court just invalidated Arizona's proof-of-citizenship voter registration law, so of course Ted Cruz wants to add an amendment to the Senate immigration reform bill to require citizenship to vote because, well… duh. [Politico]
* According to a Pew Research survey, a majority of Americans think Edward Snowden should be prosecuted for his NSA leaks. It's also likely that same majority don't even know what Edward Snowden leaked. [USA Today]
* It looks like Jon Leibowitz, the FTC's ex-chairman, got some great birthday presents this week. Davis Polk partnership and a SCOTUS victory aren't too shabby. [DealBook / New York Times]
* They don't give a damn 'bout their bad reputation: malpractice claims filed against attorneys and firms were up in 2012, and some say mergers and laterals are to blame. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* If you're worried about your low GPA when applying to law school, you haven't been reading the news. You'll get in everywhere you apply. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News & World Report]
* ¡Ay dios mío! The Hispanic National Bar Association is hoping that a week spent in law school will inspire minority high school students to become lawyers in the distant future. [National Law Journal]
5th Circuit, Barack Obama, Crime, D.C. Circuit, Edith Jones, Intellectual Property, Judicial Divas, Legal Ethics, Morning Docket, Murder, New Jersey, Patents, Prostitution
* Meow! An ethics complaint has been filed against Judge Edith Jones, the judicial diva herself, over insensitive comments about race and the death penalty that she made at Penn Law. [San Antonio Express-News]
* In the pissing contest over judicial confirmations, it's fair to say that Obama's recent nominees to the D.C. Circuit won't receive a hearing, much less be confirmed, any time soon. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* Nobody likes patent trolls, not even the president. Obama went on the offensive yesterday, promising to curb unwarranted intellectual property litigation filed by pesky profiteers. [Thomson Reuters News & Insight]
* Speaking of patents, there's a new exchange being formed for public trading rights. Please welcome the Intellectual Property Exchange International, the first exchange platform of its kind. IP: so hot right now. [DealBook / New York Times]
* After a review of evidence that Colorado movie theater shooting suspect James Holmes was whacked out of his mind at the time of the shooting, he was allowed to enter an insanity plea. [Bloomberg]
* The judge in the Oscar Pistorius case has adjourned the track star's legal proceedings until August on account of a "trial by media." We'll probably continue to speculate about it until then. [New York Times]
* A woman is suing because she got her ass kicked by a gang of hookers at a Florida hotel. She claims the prostitutes thought she was infringing on their territory. Nope — she's just a Jersey girl. [Fox News]
Animal Law, Barack Obama, Blank Rome, Craigslist, Fast Food, Intellectual Property, Job Searches, Labor / Employment, Law Firm Mergers, Law Schools, Non-Sequiturs, Politics
* Burger King sells burgers by celebrating that they are built with fictional union labor while actively interfering with workers forming real unions. This would be too much hypocrisy for some, but Burger King gets to have it its way. [Buzzfeed]
* I cannot top the subject line from the tipster: "Obama calls the nation to arms on trade secret theft, but the nation is at the mall." [Orrick]
* A review of Logan Beirne's new book Blood of Tyrants: George Washington & the Forging of the Presidency (affiliate link). I wonder what George Washington would say if the Senate blocked his judicial nominees? [Washington Times]
* Step One: Collect cash from government for doing business in downtown Manhattan. Step Two: "Close" the firm and move all the partners and cases to Blank Rome. Step Three: Refuse to pay back the money. [Thompson Reuters News & Insight]
* Why does everyone want to go to law school? I figured it was just to compete in the ATL Law Revue competition. [The League of Ordinary Gentlemen]
* Be nicer to the sea cows! [Lowering the Bar]
* This Craigslist job posting under "Legal/Paralegal Jobs" in San Diego: Accidental listing or sadly prophetic commentary on the legal job market? Just in case someone removes the listing, I'll post a screenshot after the jump…
Barack Obama, D.C. Circuit, John Roberts, Judicial Conference, Judicial Nominations, Politics
Senators Call For Shrinking Small, Overworked D.C. Circuit
Republicans accuse President Obama of wantonly fulfilling his legal obligations.
Barack Obama, Department of Justice, Eric Holder, Federal Government, Minority Issues, Politics
Will Obama Abandon Eric Holder Like All His Other Black Friends?
Have African-Americans in leadership positions not named "Barack Obama" benefited from this whole "black president" thing?


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Nina24 Jul 24, 2012 7:52 PM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to IsraelJM
I have tried all the options above with no sucess. It happenned after the last software update. It had happenned before and suddenly it worked again. Now nothing works, I can not watch even previously purchased videos.
yvr2lax Aug 5, 2012 11:08 PM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to IsraelJM
I had this error message with both iTunes contend and video from my iPhone 4S. I also could not get 1080p as an option in the TV Resolution menu. A new Dynex DX-AV008 DVI cable from Best Buy solved my problem.
jp96025 Sep 19, 2012 7:19 AM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to Nina24
Sept,19 2012, I have HDCP error after swapping HDMI cables. Newest cable is braided wire made by Phillips company purchase 8 months ago at Riteaid Pharmacy store. It caused HDCP error trying to play Netflix. SOLVED by swapping HDMI cable end for end. I removed the HDMI cable from Apple TV and reinserted twice, without any success. But, by removing entire cable from the Apple TV and from the TV and swapping the cable ends putting the end from the TV into the Apple TV then putting the end that was in the Apple TV into the TV, this SOLVE my HDCP error. Good Luck to all who have this problem jp96025.
robocub1 Sep 28, 2012 5:02 PM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to IsraelJM
I am having the same issues however it only seems to be when I stream via AirPlay from an iOS device running iOS6 and playing from the new independant Podcasts app.
The only 2 variables in my situation are that I changed out my HDMI cable with a newer one and I updated to iOS6. I have since replaced my original older HDMI cable but alas I still got the HDCP error while steaming from the iOS6 Podcasts app. Music will play for a minute and then just stop. When I turn on the TV, I see the HDCP error on screen that everyone is getting.
I do not have any issues streaming music from iTunes 10.7 on my MacbookPro (with intgrated Podcasts).
I haven't had any issues (yet) with movies or Netflix from my ATV2.
I don't have this issue when streaming from iOS6 iTunes or any other music or audio app (aside from Podcasts app).
I've since reconnnected my old Airport Express and set it up for AirTunes. Music streaming from all apps works great now. Gotta love older tech.
Raulio79 Sep 29, 2012 5:39 AM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to csjoecho
Thanks csjoecho, I have changed the cable for a High-Speed HDMI cable and solved the problem.
Stephen Sandritter Oct 4, 2012 4:27 AM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to jp96025
I'm guessing this is a fluke... HDMI cables do not function differently from one end to the other. You've probably caused the same temporary "solution" that many of us have had plugging and unplugging our cables. Give it a while, and I'm betting the problem will come back.
I DO wonder about apple's intentions on this one. I'm using an APPLE BRAND HDMI CABLE, and I'm STILL getting this problem. If the true solution is to get a "High-Speed" cable, why hasn't apple been selling the correct cable with their products?! Now, I've spend $60 on another cable, more than $1000 on a new TV, and I STILL have an appletv that's nothing more than an overpriced brick! Come on, apple.
Stop screwing your shareholders!
(and apple is intentionally being typed in lowercase to show the same disrespect for them that they are showing for us by ignoring our pleas for help and not supporting this)
So sad, but Steve was the end of an era - I guess this just proves that they are finally on the decline
angryandannoyed Oct 7, 2012 5:17 AM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to IsraelJM
I've had an Apple TV for around 3 years and been happy with it. Two months ago I purchased the latest version and until last night it worked fine. Last evening my wife and I decided to rent a movie, but on start up I got a message about a software update. I decided to do the update immediately rather than later. What a mistake that was. We proceeded to rent a movie, but were unable to play it, getting that HDCP error. Even worse, we could not play movies we had previously purchased via ITunes gettting the same message.
I probably spent an hour and a half unplugging, restarting etc etc but to no avail. So a brand new Apple TV which was working perfectly is now useless. It is nothing to do with the cable. It was as a direct result of the software update.
After 90 minutes of pure frustration and increasing rage towards Apple, I dug up the orignal Apple TV and everything worked fine. I have only used Apple products for the last 10 years but when a company whose products you have loved induces rage and frustration, then it is time to move on. There is no point making beautiful boxes if the sofware on them isn't fit for purpose.
boobama1 Oct 13, 2012 12:10 PM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to angryandannoyed
I too have joined the community of users who are now having problems with Apple TV and the famous HDCP error. Tried different cables, connecting directly to the TV, etc. but to no avail. Seems to definitely be related to a handshake error with new TV's and a compatibility issue with the latest Apple TV update. I've had this ATV2 for 3 years and the only common element is I have a new TV. All other equipment works fine with the new TV.
Apple please fix as I am a loyal user -- iPads, iPhones, iMac's, MacBooks, and MacBook Pros are all in my household.
HelpRubyApple Oct 22, 2012 9:36 AM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to IsraelJM
We also get the HDCP error after doing the latest update. Apple please create another update so all out TV's work again.
HelpRubyApple Oct 22, 2012 9:43 AM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to IsraelJM
We had a perfectly fine system working until you made us do this update. We should not have to go buy a new TV now. We have one of those big honking 200lbs TOSHIBA 46" TV's. I don't want to move it. Furthermore, if you are going to distribute an update, it should be manditore to let use users know that this new update might disable our older equipment. Some people don't move at the speed of light like you whipper snappers. Please put it back to the way it was.
Leeturn Dec 26, 2012 5:53 PM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to IsraelJM
I downloaded a lot of movies off icloud onto my Mac and iPad to AirPlay on vacation. The cabin we stay in doesn't hav Internet but we brought a router and an appletvs to stream movies, well looks like we can't stream the movies we bought from our iPad because of this hdcp error o. A brand new projector hdmi cables and applet .
If I purchas a movie I expect to be able to watch it. I bought movies off icloud because of the convenience of watching at home and on vacation but if you go to a small quaint poor mans cabin your screwed
This is crap
Luke229 Jan 3, 2013 8:49 PM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to IsraelJM
Im having the same HDCP play back issue, except it seems to be intermittent. some times netflix works some times not. how do i know what it is. i don"t have a clue where to start. Never been so disapointed with apple.
Luke229 Jan 3, 2013 8:53 PM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to IsraelJM
What bugs me most is that its so hard to get a hold of apple for any sort issue one person said the called apple 6 months ago and still haven't called them back. looks like they don't support anything they make, just let their customers hash it out on some BS community support! what the **** is that all about!
dchao99 Jan 4, 2013 2:24 AM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to Luke229
Of course, Apple would want you to make an appointment with one of their Genius's and make you drive to an Apple store. And while you are at their retail store, maybe you will buy something from them as well. LOL
SeanOg72 Jan 13, 2013 3:07 AM
Re: AppleTV and HDCP error in response to IsraelJM
I have been getting the same error since the last update. I have found that if I go to Gerneral - Restart. This cures it every time. A pain but at least a temp cure until an update is available. Hope this helps others.

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wet..I like it when another girl does this to me as well. Sounds like a 69 then.Bobbie can join in too after i've fucked you
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wet..I like it when another girl does this to me as well. Sounds like a 69 then.Bobbie can join in too after i've fucked you
wet .. Looks like we have a mini chain licking orgy here. Three hot girls all cumming and receiving at the same time.
the school uniforms are something. i would love to attend that school. the ferro girls are a joy to jerk off to. oooooooooh
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I need a girl to lick me dry bro.. SEXYY.
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that was steamy hot. nice licking
why wait til weve fucked? why cant we all fuck at once? i would love nothing more than to have my face buried deep in your pussy catherine while bobbie buries hers deep in mine
Audio is horrible
wats with the ending?
after watching this, i want to watch 2 girls go at it.
wow, 2 hot babes, love to lick both. fucking great vid.
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I wana put my hands in both of her little but holes
This conversation is turning me on as much as the video, ;) Thank you Bobbie, wet and Catherine. ;9 Anytime you need an extra tongue, let me know.
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Did no one else realise that the whole tying up scenario was pointless... She could have just stood up, she wasn't tied to anything
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bobbie you can lick mine but you have to promise to ram your tounge in as deep as possible...and you have to swallow every last drop of my sweet squirt that i shoot into your face
This video has the worst sound!! I couldn't hear the girls talking or cumming or anything. and what is with the red head licking the other girls face? that was strange. I was dissapointed.
The video is very exciting , but the sound is very bad becaus it's cut.
My pussy wet, I'd lick em both
A whole lot of tongue action in this video. I do love those little uniforms. The Catholic girls in my area did not wear such skimpy attire. Good stuff.
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the first one has such wonderful titties and I love a harry snatch. These Ferro are so very good.
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In regards to the first two, I think you need to move a little bit lower to really be at her level. In fact, I'd almost move below her eye level. Alternatively you could flip the bill and shoot entirely above her, pointing down, and letting the shadow do it's work in the water. Just some things to consider. I don't usually think about this stuff at the time much.
If you don't have the light, the background is too busy, and can't really get the shot you want, then I'd just say forget it.
Ps. I did my damnedest to overcome light that I hated in these - sort of partly cloudy from right overhead - I hate it because it is sort of flat but from the wrong direction - looks like hell no matter what unless you actually can block it from the top have it coming from the sides or even right on.


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I've been wanting to try a Sigma Art, and 20mm works great for the stuff I do. I'm going to buy one of these once they are out.
I ordered a 20. I'm heading to Europe in a week -- I hope it shows up in time. I like sling bags, and need to carry a 5d3 with a couple of lenses.
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Do any vendors have this lens in stock yet? If not, does anyone know when it is supposed to be in stock?
I'm happy to see this model. I was an early adopter of a GF1 and have gotten a lot of use from it. I wasn't crazy about the controls direction of the GF3, and prefer the traditional rangefinder feel. I could see buying one of these (or its successor) in a year or two.
It's regrettable that the LVF1 is incompatible -- I just bought one for a motorcycle tour of Africa. It did the job, but I wasn't crazy about it. An exchange program might be nice.
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101gm The Ancient World (4, FaSpSm) Achievements of the near East, Greece, and Rome with emphasis on the development of ideas, arts, and institutions which have influenced modern man.
102g Medieval Civilization (4, FaSp) Development of European civilization from the third through 14th centuries, with particular attention given to intellectual and religious elements.
103g The Emergence of Modern Europe (4, Fa) Political, intellectual, and cultural developments in Europe, 1300-1815. Renaissance and Reformation; absolute monarchy, scientific changes, and Enlightenment; French Revolution and Napoleon.
104g Europe and Its Influence Since 1750: From the Rise of Democracy to the Age of Extremes (4, Sp) Political, socioeconomic, and cultural transformation of Europe since 1815; aftermath of the French Revolution.
105 Korea: The Bridge of East Asia (4, Sp) A topical and chronological study of the major political, social, and intellectual forces that shaped the history of Korea as an independent state within the Chinese world order.
106g Chinese Lives: An Introduction to Chinese History (4, FaSp) Study of the lives of selected individuals who have helped to shape Chinese politics and culture.
107g Japanese History (4, FaSp) Japan from the earliest times to the present; social, cultural, and political dimensions.
191x United States History for International Students (4, Fa) A special survey of the history of the United States for students who have not studied it in high school. Not available for major credit.
195 Selected Themes and Topics in History (4, Irregular) Study of special historical themes and topics through readings, lectures, discussions, and supervised writings.
200g The American Experience (4, FaSpSm) Patterns of American development from Colonial times to the present.
215g Business and Labor in America (4, Fa) Expansion of business enterprise from colonial merchants to modern corporations; evolution of the labor force from artisans to skilled and unskilled industrial workers. Concurrent enrollment: WRIT 140.
225g Film, Power, and American History (4, Sp) U.S. motion pictures as both a response to and comment upon major events, problems, and themes in 20th century America. (Duplicates credit in former HIST 349.) Concurrent enrollment: WRIT 140.
230 The Gender Questions in Modern Western Culture (4, Fa) (Enroll in SWMS 230)
235g War and the American Experience (4, Fa) Comparative historical analysis of the American experience of war: war decision-making processes; evolution of strategy and tactics; the political, economic, and social effects of war. (Duplicates credit in former HIST 342.) Concurrent enrollment: WRIT 140.
245gm Gender and Sexualities in American History (4) An investigation of the nature of femininities and masculinities over the course of U.S. history; including topics like women's rights, birth control, abortion, and gay/lesbian liberation. (Duplicates credit in former SWMS 305.) Concurrent enrollment: WRIT 140.
250 History of the Black American (4, Sp) A historical and social analysis of the Black American from the 17th century to the present.
254 Political Leadership in the 20th Century South (4, 2 years, Fa) Political institutions and leadership in the American South; special focus on the historical context, racial questions, continuity and change, and political relationships with the nation.
255 American Popular Culture (4, Irregular) Rise of popular culture (sports, amusement parks, movies, music, and television) and its significance in American society from mid-19th century to the present.
260g The Past, Present, and Future of American Society (4) Examination of the foundations of American society from the industrial revolution to the present; course provides students with analytic tools for understanding the past and predicting the future.
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304 Introduction to Psychohistory (4, Sp) Introduction to the psychoanalytic interpretation of history at theoretical, methodological, and clinical levels, emphasizing biographical studies and the analysis of mass movements.
311 France and Europe in the Age of Louis XIV (4, Irregular) Political, social, and cultural developments in Europe from 1598 to 1715, with special emphasis on France.
312 The Age of the French Revolution and Napoleon (4, Irregular) Europe in the Old Regime; causes and course of the French Revolution; rise of Napoleon; revolutionary impact on Europe, 1715-1815.
313 France and the French from Napoleon to Mitterand (4, Irregular) Social, cultural, and political history of France from 1789 to the present.
316 The Renaissance (4, Irregular) The flowering of arts, literature, and learning at the end of the Middle Ages.
317m North American Indians in American Public Life (4, Sp) (Enroll in ANTH 316m)
320 Russian and Soviet Rebels: The Moral Dilemma and the Continuity of Dissent (4, Irregular) The ethical foundations and the intellectual dimensions of philosophical, social, religious, artistic, and political dissent in Russia from the 14th century until the present.
324g Islam in Russia, the USSR and the Successor States (4, Fa) Cultural cohesiveness and ethnic diversity of Islam in the USSR; nature and effect of government policies aimed at the integration of Islam into the state.
326 History of England and Great Britain since 1603 (4, Irregular) Political, constitutional, intellectual, and social developments from the Stuarts to the present.
328 Poland and the Western Tradition (4, 2 years, Irregular) Polish civilization from the 10th century to the present, with special emphasis upon the participation of Poland in the currents of the European tradition.
330 Drugs, Disease, and Medicine in History (4, Irregular) An overview of the role played by disease and the health sciences in history.
332 British Empire from the Mid-19th Century (4, FaSp) Political and economic development of the British Empire since Victoria; rise of the British Commonwealth.
333 Korea: The Making of a Modern Nation (4, Irregular) Impact of 19th century imperialism on the hermit kingdom; global politics and a nation divided; tradition and change in Korea's development.
335 History of Japan to 1550 (4, Irregular) Growth of Japanese civilization from the mythological "age of the gods" through the feudal "age of the samurai"; foundations of a great Asian power.
336 History of Japan, 1550-1945 (4, Irregular) Development of Japan as a modern world power; tradition and change in Japanese life; impact of Western culture, politics, and diplomacy from 1550 to 1945.
337 Japan Since 1945 (4, Irregular) Survey of the impact of World War II, American occupation, and rapid economic growth on Japan's politics, society, economy, and culture; Japan as a post-modern nation.
338 China to 960 A.D. (4, Irregular) The origins of China's distinctive civilization; cultural and political ferment in the late Chou; the greatness of Han and T'ang.
339 China, 960-1800 A.D. (4, Irregular) Politics and culture under the Sung; Mongols, Manchus, and other invaders; the golden autumn of a great civilization.
340 History of China Since 1800 (4, Sp) Western impact and dynastic decline; problems of the Chinese Republic; nationalism and communism.
341 American Social History (4, Irregular) The social history of the American peoples from Colonial times until the 20th century, to include industrialization, urbanization, women, families, workers, immigration, ethnicity, racism, radicalism.
343 Work, Leisure, and Violence in Industrializing America (4, Irregular) Rise of industrial America from 18th to 20th centuries: changing work ethics, rise of factories, women workers, mass leisure, consumer culture, urban and industrial violence.
344 The Vietnam War, 1945-1975 (4, 2 years, Sp) Analysis of causes, conduct, and consequences of war in Southeast Asia; of participants' experiences; and of post-war debate.
345 Men and Women in United States History from the 1920s to the Present (4) Investigation of the roles and relationships of men and women in American society and culture from the era of the "flapper" to the era of the "yuppie."
346 American Intellectual History (4, Sp) Study of major American ideas and values as reflected in philosophy, political and economic thought, religion, and social movements.
347 Urbanization in the American Experience (4, Irregular) The American city in interdisciplinary perspective; emphasis on growth and change in relation to architecture, urban planning, demography, and ethnic politics.
348 The Dynamics of American Capitalism (4, Irregular) Economic growth and institutional change in American capitalism from the Colonial era to the present.
352 The American Civil War (4, Irregular) The causes, course, campaigns, and consequences of the American Civil War, 1861-1865.
353 Outlaws and Outcasts in the European Past (4, Sp) Attitudes of European society towards its "fringes" (criminals, bandits, the insane, witches, animals, etc.) and their threat to social norms, particularly in pre-industrial times in towns and countryside.
354 Mexican Migration to the United States (4, 2 years, Fa) Mexican migration from the 1850s to the present, emphasizing labor migrants to the United States.
356 The Old South (4, Irregular) The South from Colonial days to 1860; slavery, the plantation system, politics; important social and economic problems.
357 The New South (4, Irregular) Economic and political change, racial problems, society, and culture in the American south from 1877 to the present.
360 19th Century U.S. History (4, Sp) The social, political, and economic history of the United States from the formation of the Constitution to 1900.
361 20th Century U.S. History (4, Fa) Critical turning points in the 20th century; sources of major social and political change. Course materials include primary documents and historic radio/television recordings. (Duplicates credit in former HIST 246.)
363 Development of American Foreign Policy, 1776 to the Present (4, 2 years, Sp) Development of American ideas, images, and roles in international politics from the founding of the republic to the present time.
365 The Second World War (4, 2 years, Sp) Comparative analysis of the Second World War as a major transforming event of the 20th century. Its causes, conduct, and consequences for humanity.
371 Colonial Latin America Seminar (4) The history of colonial Latin America, focusing on the transformation of native Americans and Europeans into participants in a new colonial tradition. Upper division standing.
372 Modern Latin America Seminar (4, Sp) Exploration of major themes and events in Latin American history from independence to the present. Upper division standing.
378m Introduction to Asian American History (4, Fa) Comparative examination of the social, economic, and political experiences of Asian immigrants and their descendants in the U.S., 1940s-present.
390 Special Problems (1-4) Supervised, individual studies. No more than one registration permitted. Enrollment by petition only.
401 The Roman World (4, Fa) Rome at the crossroads of Europe and the Mediterranean; the rise of Rome to world power; social, cultural and political history of Republic and Empire.
402 History and Media: Projects in Presenting History through Media (4, Sp) Use of history in film and television; problems of historicity; development of historical subjects for media presentation.
405 Intellectual History of the Middle Ages (4, Irregular) Literature, philosophy, science, theology, and educational systems of western Europe from the time of the church fathers to the 14th century.
406 Special Periods in Medieval History (4, Irregular) Intensive study of selected periods.
408 History of Ancient and Medieval Science (4, Irregular) Changing content, concepts, methods, and organization of science since antiquity; relationship between the sciences and humanities; general cultural context within which the sciences develop.
410 The Age of Humanism and Reformation (4, Irregular) The thought, art, politics, and religion of western Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries; emphasis on the contribution of Christian humanism.
413 The Age of Revolution (4, Irregular) The French and industrial revolutions and their interaction in 19th century Europe.
414 Contemporary Europe (4, Irregular) World War I and its aftermath; challenge of new culture values; World War II; problems of postwar adjustment.
415 History of Russia to 1861 (4, Irregular) Major developments in the history of Kievan, Muscovite, and Imperial Russia up to the emancipation of the serfs.
416 History of Russia since 1861 (4, Irregular) The last decades of Tsarist Russia; the revolutions of 1917; the development of the Soviet state.
419 Poland and Its Neighbors in the Middle Ages (4, 2 years, Sp) Polish politics, society, and culture in relation to its regional neighbors, especially Bohemia and Hungary, from the 10th to the end of the 15th century.
420 European Intellectual and Cultural History: The 19th Century, 1790-1870 (4) Intellectual and cultural trends of 19th century Europe, including Romanticism, Conservatism, Liberalism, Socialism and Evolutionary Theory.
421 European Intellectual and Cultural History: The Turn of the Century 1880-1920 (4) Intellectual and cultural trends of turn-of-the-century Europe, including the avant-garde, the crisis of positivism, psychoanalysis and gender theory.
422 European Intellectual and Cultural History: The 20th Century, 1920 to the Present (4, Irregular) Intellectual and cultural trends of contemporary Europe, including Dadaism, Surrealism, Western Marxism, Fascism, Existentialism and Structuralism.
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424 Family, Work, and Leisure in Russian History (4, Irregular) Children and parents, love and marriage, work and leisure in the Russian village and city before and after the Revolution.
425 The Era of the First World War (4) The background, causes, course, and aftermath of the First World War, with attention to the events in the United Kingdom and continental Europe. Prerequisite: HIST 104, HIST 413, HIST 414, or departmental approval.
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427 Germany, 1815 to the Present (4) Social, cultural, and political history of Germany with special emphasis on the experiences of the German people.
432 Britain in the 18th Century (4) Political, social, and cultural aspects of British life from the accession of George I to about 1820.
433 Industrializing Britain (4, Fa) Britain in the age of industrialization, examining gender, social, cultural, political, economic and racial aspects of its history. Upper division standing.
434 Modern Britain (4) The rise and decline of Britain in the 20th century, its changing social and racial profile, and its changing economic role in a global perspective. Upper division standing.
440 Early Modern World History (4) Comparative patterns of historical change around the world, from ca. 1500 to ca. 1800.
441 Modern World History (4) Comparative patterns of historical change around the world, from ca. 1800 to the present.
450 History of Mexico (4, Sp) The native cultures of Meso-America; colonial government, economy, and society; independence and 19th century liberalism; the Mexican revolution, 1910 to 1950.
451 The Mexican Revolution (4, 2 years, Sp) The roots, trajectory and outcome of the Mexican revolution of 1910.
455 Advanced Topics in African-American History (4) Exploration of African-American history through primary and secondary sources employing a colloquium format with an emphasis on shared responsibility for comprehensive discussion and analysis. Upper division or graduate standing.
457 The American West (4, Irregular) The nation's westward movement from Colonial times to the present, with emphasis on the frontier's effect on American life and institutions.
458 History of California (4, Sp) Exploration, colonization, and development of Hispanic California; coming of the Americans; political, economic, and cultural development of California since its acquisition by the United States.
465 Recent American Foreign Policy, 1941-1975 (4, 2 years, Sp) America's emergence as a super-power; the bureaucratization and militarization of foreign policy; the search for alternative roles in international policy.
472 History of the Mexican-American (4, Irregular) Racial and cultural background of Mexico, 1519-1900; immigration and conquest; the Mexican in California and the southwest. The rise of contemporary Mexican-American consciousness.
475 Colonial America (4, Irregular) The English colonies in America; institutions; intercolonial relations; imperial organization. From early settlement through the post-Revolutionary period.
477 The Search for National Identity in East Asia (4, 2 years, Sp) Development and structure of nationalist movements in modern East Asia; effects of traditional culture on the character of nationalist movements in China, Japan, and Korea.
478 The United States, 1789-1850 (4, Irregular) The nation during the first six decades; development of American institutions; constitutional growth, expansion, sectionalism, and the Mexican War; the Compromise of 1850.
484 The United States, 1919-1939 (4, Irregular) Postwar reaction and the Twenties; the Great Depression and the New Deal; diplomacy between the wars.
487 The United States since 1939 (4, Irregular) A survey of the accelerating changes that transformed the nation's domestic life and revolutionized America's role in world affairs.
489 Transnational Popular Culture in the 20th Century (4) Examination of the origins of contemporary transnational popular culture (music, print, video, film, advertising, etc.) within modern societies; analysis of its production, meaning and significance.
490x Directed Research (2-8, max 8, FaSp) Individual research and readings. Not available for graduate credit. Prerequisite: departmental approval.
491 Honors Seminar (4, Fa) Advanced studies of historical method and research techniques; for students in the History Honors Program.
492 Honors Thesis (4, Sp) Writing of the honors thesis; for students in the History Honors Program.
494 Seminar in New Historical Writing (4, 2 years, Fa) Historical writing experiments combining historical specificity with more fluid approaches to time, characterization and objectivity associated with 20th century artists.
496 Los Angeles: Integrative Approaches to Urban History and Urban Studies (4, Sp) Integrated study of social scientific and humanistic approaches to cities, using Los Angeles as a focus; development of projects using ISLA (Information System for Los Angeles).
498 Senior Seminar (4, FaSp) Advanced study in historical analysis and writing. Required of all majors. Prerequisite: HIST 300.
499 Special Topics (2-4, max 8, Irregular)
500 Introduction to Graduate Historical Studies (4, Fa) Techniques, theories, and sub-disciplines of history.
501 Studies in Greek History (4, Irregular) Readings and discussions of major problems, issues, and interpretations in Greek history.
503 Studies in Roman History (4, Irregular) Readings and discussions of major problems, issues, and interpretations of Roman history.
505 Studies in Early Medieval History (4, Irregular) Intensive study of subjects selected from the early Middle Ages, emphasizing source material, bibliography, and historiographic problems.
506 Studies in Later Medieval History (4, Irregular) Intensive study of subjects selected from the later Middle Ages, emphasizing source material, bibliography, and historiographic problems.
508 Studies in the Renaissance (4) Europe in the Renaissance: sources; secondary bibliography; and historiography.
509 Studies in the Reformation (4) Readings, reports, and discussions of major problems, issues, and interpretations of the Reformation.
510 Studies in Early Modern European History (4, Irregular) Readings of major interpretive studies on the 17th and 18th centuries.
515 Studies in Modern European History (4, Irregular) Selected topics in historical problems of modern European nations.
516 Studies in European Modernism (4) Readings and analyses of European Modernism in the period between 1850 and 1920.
517 Studies in Russian History (4, Irregular) Readings, discussions, and student papers in modern Russian history.
525 Studies in British History (4, Irregular) Selected topics in English and British Empire history with emphasis on the 19th and 20th centuries.
535 Studies in Japanese History (4, Irregular) Selected topics in historical problems dealing with Japan.
536 Studies in Chinese History (2 or 4, Irregular) Selected topics in historical problems dealing with China. Prerequisite: HIST 340.
540 Studies in Modern East Asian History (4, max 8, Irregular) Readings and analysis of a particular theme in modern Asian history, focusing on broad comparative issues like cultural identity, colonialism, nationalism, revolution, or interstate relations.
542 War in History (4, Fa) The evolution of ideas, technologies, and institutions for conduct and control of organized violence in Europe, Asia, and America from ancient times to the present.
550 Studies in Women's and Family History (4, max 8, Fa) Readings and current bibliography in the history of women and/or families.
553 Studies in Psychohistory (4, Sm) Studies in Freudian and neo-Freudian theory and its applications to the study of history.
555 Studies in the American West (4) Zones of contact - physical, economic, political, ecological, symbolic, cultural, metaphorical - between peoples "west" of the Eurasian land mass since the rise of capitalist global expansion.
565 The United States and International Politics (4, Fa) Readings and analyses of selected topics relating to the United States and international politics.
575 Studies in 19th Century United States History (4, max 8, 2 years, Fa) Intensive readings and bibliography in the Early National, Jacksonian, Civil War, and Post-Civil War periods.
581 Studies in American Economic and Business History (4, Irregular) Economic growth patterns and institutional change in the development of modern business organizations from colonial times to the present.
582 Studies in American Working-Class History (4, Irregular) American working-class life from colonial era to present. Topics include analyses of pre-industrial and industrial transformations; labor movement; leisure; politics; gender; race; ethnicity.
583 Studies in Urban History (4) Readings and analyses in the rise of the city and the impact of urbanization from the colonial era to the present.
584 Seminar in American Social History (4, Irregular) Creation of communities and societies; industrialization, urbanization, working class life; families, women, ethnicity; immigration; racism; mobility; reform and radicalism, leisure.
585 Studies in 20th Century American History (4, 2 years, Fa) Readings and analyses in social and political problems, movements, and issues.
586 Studies in American Intellectual and Cultural History (4, Irregular) Readings, analyses, and discussion of selected topics relating to the history of American thought and the arts.
590 Directed Research (1-12, FaSpSm) Research leading to the master's degree. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department. Graded CR/NC.
592 Historiography (4, Sm) Historical criticism; form and mechanics of presenting research; writers of history, their works and philosophies; theories of historical development.
593 The Art of Historical Writing (4, Sp) An analysis of conventional forms of historical representation and the artistic and scientific challenges to them. Laboratory training in innovative forms of historical writing will be stressed.
594abz Master's Thesis (2-2-0, FaSp) Credit on acceptance of thesis. Graded IP/CR/NC.
601 Introductory Core Seminar (4, Sp) Required first seminar for graduate students in all fields of history.
602 Seminar in Ancient History (2 or 4, max 8, Irregular) Directed research in historical problems.
605 Seminar in Medieval European History (2 or 4, max 8, Irregular) Directed research in historical problems.
609 Seminar in the Renaissance (2 or 4, max 8) Directed research in historical problems of 14th and 15th century European history.
610 Seminar in Early Modern European History (2 or 4, max 8, Irregular) Directed research in historical problems concerning the 17th and 18th centuries.
615 Seminar in Modern European History (2 or 4, max 8, Irregular) Directed research in historical problems dealing with Europe since 1789.
617 Seminar in Russian History (2 or 4, max 8, Irregular) Directed research in historical problems.
625 Seminar in English and British Empire History (2 or 4, max 8) Directed research in historical problems.
630 Seminar in Japanese History (2 or 4, max 8, Irregular) Directed research in historical problems.
635 Seminar in Chinese History (2 or 4, max 8, Irregular) Directed research in historical problems. Prerequisite: HIST 340.
642 Seminar in Military and Naval History (4, max 8, 2 years, Sp) Advanced reading and research on selected topics in the history of violence in Europe, Asia, and America, from ancient times to the present. Prerequisite: HIST 542 or departmental approval.
650 Seminar on Women's and Family History (4, max 8, Sp) Readings, discussions, and directed research on women's and family histories.
655 Seminar in Western American History (2 or 4, max 8) Selected topics in the history of the American frontier and the West.
675 Seminar in 19th Century United States History (4, max 8, 2 years, Sp) Research in historical problems of the Antebellum, Civil War, and Post-Civil War periods.
680 Seminar in 20th Century United States History (4, max 8, 2 years, Fa) Directed research in historical problems of the Reform, World War I, interwar, World War II, and Post-War periods.
682 Seminar in American Working-Class History (4, max 8) Primary research in American working-class history; requirements include writing an original research paper on topic of student's choice. Prerequisite: HIST 582 or HIST 584, or departmental approval.
683 Seminar in American Urban History (2 or 4, max 8) Directed research in historical problems of American cities.
684 Seminar: The United States and International Politics (2 or 4, max 8)
688 Seminar in American Economic and Business History (2 or 4, max 8)
790 Research (1-12, FaSpSm) Research leading to the doctorate. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department. Graded CR/NC.
794abcdz Doctoral Dissertation (2-2-2-2-0, FaSp) Credit on acceptance of dissertation. Graded IP/CR/NC.
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microStreamer is a USB-connected and powered ultra high-performance dedicated amplifier/sound card designed to seamlessly interface with computers, tablets, smart-phones and directly decode the digital audio data stream from the host's hard drive into analog music for headphone or speaker listening. Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand and light enough to carry in a shirt pocket, the microStreamer is the newest and sexiest product in HRT's line of award winning DACs.
When music is digitized, it is 'compressed' into a digital format of ones and zeros – the job of decompressing the music and turning the ones and zeros back into sound is usually done by a computer but because computers are built to do a lot of things, sound is not their top priority. Cheap sound cards are used to keep prices down so the music you hear coming out of your computer is not complete – there is a loss of sound. microStreamer was developed to reverse this loss of sound. It takes over the job of processing and decoding the music from your computer – so you end up with sound as it was meant to be heard – clean, clear, loud and present.
The microStreamer was made for anyone who wants better sound coming out of their computer. It can be used for music, movies or games. The microStreamer will bring the listener a more full, present and inside experience.
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This instructional clip features legendary swimming coach, Richard Quick. The demonstration of a fast start is accompanied by Coach Quick's explanations of how to pick a "hole in the water" and take a deep plunge through it.
Other key aspects in this drill are lining up the arms and dropping the front knee.
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Texas A&M Head Coach, Pat Henry, is a recognized master at coaching the sprints. One of the things that makes a master coach is the ability to take a complex action, such as moving your body at maximum speed, and breaking that action down. It also is the sign of a master coach to be able to teach those points in a clear manner to other coaches and athletes. Many coaches are familiar with the "high knee" or "A-march" drill, but may not be aware of its importance for building correct sprint mechanics. For Coach Henry, in his own words…"This is where we start.." This drill develops the mechanics and posture needed for sprinting. Take a look at some special coaching points below the video:
1) The athlete needs to have an "ankle cocked" position. The "ankle cocked" position allows rebound and spring and proper form. "Toe –up" and "Ankle-Up" and even "Dorsi-flexed" are all cues to get the athlete to get the proper position. The foot should land under the knee, not be reaching forward.
2) Separation of the arms is important. By this Coach Henry means that the arms should be driving both forward and back. As a coach from the side you should be able to see both elbows as the athlete drives, one reaching forward, the other driving back. The arms are active, and from the front the motion you see should be backwards and forward, with little if any cross body action.
3) The athlete should be tall as they run. The body from the hips up is erect, with no or little lean forward and none backwards. A good coaching point in this series is that "the athlete should be two inches taller as they run." Basically the extension of the legs into full position gives you this "tallness" in running.
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Watch and learn from former All-American swimmer and current assistant coach at Auburn, Bill Pilczuk. He will show you how to get out to a great start in your next race with body positioning work. It is important to have balance on the starting block and this will allow you to shed seconds off your time.
In this segment Coach Pilczuk, discusses the proper foot positioning on the block to attain the ideal balance position for a more explosive take-off. This includes which foot to place forward, the positioning of the front and back foot, and the leg angles that provide for a powerful start.
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Get quality start instruction for every stroke from 12X NCAA Championship Coach, David Marsh. Coach Marsh, along with former All-American Swimmer at Auburn, Bill Pilczuk, has his demonstrators show you forward starts for various strokes: freestyle, butterfly, and breaststroke. Be better prepared for the start of all your races.
During this demonstration of full speed starts, Marsh and Pilczuk, discuss transitioning from the entry into the breakout on the start. In order to have a strong, fast start, it is critical to hold your speed throughout the breakout.
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Use the best entry techniques from Current Head Coach at Mecklenburg Aquatic Club of North Carolina and 8X NCAA Coach of the Year, David Marsh. Here, Coach Marsh, shares with you several drills that will train a swimmer to enter the water with a rigid streamline. These drills could be the key to take you and your team to the next level!
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Surveys by the Economist and many others show that the top of mind issue for most CEO and managers has shifted from cost reduction to revenue growth. As the world economy shifts from one of contraction to expansion, companies know that revenue growth is strictly dependent on their innovation process. For the majority of companies, more than 25 per cent of this year's revenue are for products and services that did not exist 3 years ago. Moreover, the life-cycle of offerings is growing ever shorter. Sixty percent of companies report that their growth is hampered because the lead time of their innovation process takes too long and costs too much. Companies understand the causes of long lead time and high cost in manufacturing, and its remedy using the Lean methodology. However, the causes of long lead time and high cost in innovation are not understood, nor is their remedy.This book, for the first time, explains the causes of long lead time and ineffective innovation, and provides a proven solution. "Conquering the Growth Challenge" explains why it takes so long for innovations to reach the market and why they so often fail; and provides solutions for how to reduce time - to market and increase the success rate. It provides the complete foundation for reducing time-to-market of successful innovative offerings, applicable to any business, and is the first to provide quantitative links such that a thoughtful CEO or manager who implements the Fast Innovation process featured in this book can launch a new innovation, confident that it will meet its required delivery date.The solutions discussed in this book have already been applied in varying degrees by firms such as GE, 3M, Toyota and Microsoft. In short, what you'll get in this book is an answer to the challenge every company faces: how can we increase differentiation and competitive advantage while shortening time-to-market? At first glance, that sounds like an impossible goal because increased differentiation was historically accompanied by increased organisational and offering complexity - which often served to clog development pipelines. George provides the necessary implementation infrastructure and tools to achieve: significantly faster and controllable time-to-market; a highly differentiated product, service or experience; low cost of complexity and low cost operations; and, fast operational lead times.show more
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Achieving Superior Differentiation, Speed to Market, and Increased Profitability Of all the innovation books we've read post-Christensen, this one does the best at speaking the language of the CEO and other top executives. - Harvard Business School Working Knowledge My understanding of innovation has been enlarged through my interactions with Mike. I am grateful that in the writing of this book Mike has relied upon my research and that I have similarly been able to build upon his understanding. I thank him for providing all of us with the set of practical implementation tools presented in this book. -CLAYTON M. CHRISTENSEN, Robert and Jane Cizik Professor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School, author of "The Innovator's Dilemma, The Innovator's Solution, " and "Seeing What's Next" Growth through innovation is key to Eli Lilly and Company. To serve our commitment to meeting medical needs and achieve our growth goals requires more innovation, faster innovation and, at the same time, less resource consumption and risk. This book identifies some of the significant changes in strategy and tactics needed for an innovation process to achieve these goals. Every executive concerned with the changing business of innovation would do well to become familiar with the principles contained in this book. -ALPHEUS BINGHAM, Vice President, Strategy, Lilly Research Laboratories, Eli Lilly and Company Texas Instruments recognizes the importance of creating highly differentiated products with faster time-to-market as the driver of profitable growth. In this book, you will receive the strategic insight and the practical tool set needed to significantly improve your company's rate of successful innovations. I encourage every executive who is interested in accelerating the growth of his business to read this book. -EMERY POWELL, New Product Development, Texas Instruments Inc."show more
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Michael L. George is an executive advisor and a leading expert at helping Fortune 500 companies connect strategy to execution. He is author of the bestselling Lean Six Sigma, Lean Six Sigma for Service, and co-author of Conquering Complexity in Your Business. Mike is Chairman and CEO of George Group. James Works advises senior executive teams in the areas of innovation, business strategy, operations improvement and organizational change. He is President and Chief Operating Officer of George Group. Kimberly Watson-Hemphill has built a reputation over the last 12 years as a leading expert in the field of innovation and design across many different product, service and business model applications.show more