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This could be a peek at the next step for the already well traveled, well worn and road tested Gov't Mule. The work horse of the jam band scene, Gov't Mule hasn't just done it again with their latest release, Mighty High (ATO/Red), they've reinvented what it is, and what they do with it.
This release is the culmination of the slow boiling collaborative efforts of Gov't Mule and prominent reggae artists including Michael Franti, Toots Hibbert and Willi Williams. Songs like the already reggae infused jam "I'm A Ram" are completely, stunningly retooled for the CD. The Mule's slick hard-driving, lick-ripping southern rock is melted and mashed into just the right amount of heavy dub and slow reggae jams. That song actually makes two appearances on the CD, once as "I'm a Ram" and again later as "So Ram, So Rong." The real treat here comes from leftfield. Their delightful cover of The Band's "The Shape I'm In" sounds nothing like the original as it saunters, slams, rips and jams.
While this release in unlikely to win over reggae fans not already interested in Gov't Mule, it is an excellent treat for Mule fans with a taste for dub and roots reggae.
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i like mule, but i thought this release fell on its face.. it's a novel idea but i felt that something was amiss.
Mule is one of my favs. I just couldnt get into this album also. I think this was a product from working with gordie johnson and just having fun. Wish we could get a review of Jimmy Vivino's B-Day bash on here other then poo fighters and poon tang clan.
this album is dope as fuck... love it!
mixed thoughts on the album. mountain jam WILL be one of the best fests of the summer, thats for sure.
Pretty good album. I enjoyed the remixes of "Unring The Bell" for sure. I went to Mountain Jam last year and it was kick ass. I'm not too impressed with the lineup this year.
Big Mule fan myself, and did buy this one without knowing anything about it before. Not really all that into it though. It sounds like a re-mix album. I guess as a dub album of previous mule works and covers, that's what it is. While it's not really my style, I respect WH for making the recordings he wants to make, for taking risks, and not sounding the same each time out. To each his own I guess.
The album kinda reminded me of Willie Nelson's attempt at reggae, where it just didnt seem right or natural.
its lots better than Willies album. I felt it was good, for me, It was kinda long awaited, Unring the bell got me interested in hearing WH do reggae..there is very little reggae I do not just LOVE.
I'm a raaaaaam!
thought it was killer, showed diversity that i dident think warren and the boys had. helps if you like reggae.
i was born in the carribean.. i've got reggae in my blood. i just think that most of the songs were very nondescript, and didn't know whether to be a reggae song or a southern rock song. i love when the mule plays reggae live, but this studio release just seemed a bit lackluster. that's just me though, if you liked it more power to ya.
I agree with you Moejoe. It's a decent studio release, but it doesn't do the band's live reggae justice. The deep pocket GM plays within live won't be matched in the studio, especially when others such as producers get their hands on the production. Maybe a bit forced.
It is a great, fun album - certainly not a dub classic or a top Mule studio album but it is a blast and a wonderful departure.
I love anything Warren Haynes and Gov't Mule does. Raggae yes, especially live, but that Band song, The Shape I'm In is simply to die for. Gov't Mule rules!
i thought it was a fun listen and kept it on heavy rotation for about a month. now it's an annual listen. i agree it's not as solid as live mule but i was expecting studio stuff and that's what i got.
if you guys want the phat reggae here it is prince far I ,burning spear alton ellis ,midnite, groundation,earl zero, Israel vibration,lee scratch perry,the roots radics,ras michael,the Itals,easy star allstars(dub side),heavyweight dub champion,alphablondy,gregoryissacs,culture, johnbrowns body,10 ft ganja plant,so many more that i cant even think of
the good old nasty dubs from back inthe day are made from 2 or 3 turntables a fat stick of herb and who ever put the most time into there record collections. there really is a half thats never been told about reggae. the good dub that nobody has is hard to find and rare but its out there you just have to ask questions
i love the mule, live and studio, and this is an interesting cd they came out with. Want some reggae on the cheap, pick up a trojan box set, older ones go for a few bucks a piece and they come with three cds. They have every type of reggae too. MY fav is the dub box set, a great compilation of good reggae artists straight from the island of origin itself.
Warren Haynes is a genius. Leave it at that, he is considered god in jamband world today. Let him create anything he damn well pleases and 98 percent of the time it will be monumental. Mule dubbing it up is where its at, Like beck used to say
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Peal Jam's feat? Playing a three-and-a-half-hour show … and not making it all about themselves. As Eddie Vedder made clear from his entrance to "Gonna Fly Now" while sporting bright red boxing gloves, this night would be all about the Spectrum.
At the Spectrum's swan song on Saturday night, Pearl Jam accomplished the impossible.
No, they didn't play every song in their catalog, as they promised they'd do at the start of their four-show run. No, they didn't gather Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Dave Matthews, Jon Bon Jovi, the Hooters, AC/DC, Kiss and your mom onstage all at the same time, as blogs and radio were hyperventilating might happen in the days and hours leading up to the show.
The unbelievable feat they managed to pull off? Playing a three-and-a-half-hour show … and not making it all about themselves. As Eddie Vedder made clear from his entrance to "Gonna Fly Now" (its proper name, while the rest of the world simply knows it as the Rocky theme) while sporting bright red boxing gloves, this night would be all about the Spectrum. The wrecking ball's on its way; time to send it off into the dark, wet South Philly night, and to do it right.
"This is it!" he hollered before plunging headfirst into the punky anthem "Why Go," from the band's debut Ten, an album so old now it's reached the age of consent. "The history of this building, I can't tell you how much it means to us," he said a few songs later. "We have a big job to do."
On the one hand, it's tough to tell if the band's fawning over the Spectrum and its history is based on actual affection, or if it's knowledge of how seriously this city takes its historic stadiums, and what that meant for the solemn task that lay ahead of them.
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Not that it was all somber. The band played things looser and more fun than usual, trading mom jokes, excavating rarely (if ever) played deep tracks, and even coming out for the second encore dressed in full Devo garb for a surprisingly faithful cover of "Whip It." This was, after all, Halloween—plenty in the audience were dressed as Stick Men, Bee Girls, Elderly Women Behind the Counter in a Small Town, and so on. Although the most prevalent costume—amid a crowd in which the guys largely looked like Seth Rogen, and some of the gals did too—was that of Phillies fan. (Early in the night, the girl parading across the stage with game updates, à la a boxing-ring girl, was a big hit; understandably, she stopped coming by after the third inning or so.)
The game updates were important, but it seemed that to close out the building, the musical history had in some ways eclipsed the sports that took place there. "There's a reason why bands like to play this room," Vedder said at the band's first show on Tuesday. "It sounds really fucking good in here. It's an honor that this band takes really seriously, playing the last shows in this room."
That, combined with the relative intimacy of this arena venue, is what brought Springsteen, the Grateful Dead and so many others back again and again. Many were eager to carry a piece of that history with them, but, well, the cops stopped those carting chairs out at the exits.
In the finale "Yellow Ledbetter," Vedder, guitarist Stone Gossard, bassist Jeff Ament, drummer Matt Cameron and keyboardist Boom Gaspar all walked offstage, letting lead guitarist Mike McCready soak up the Spectrum's ending guitar solo—which he did in fine form, with a full rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner." As the distorted guitar feedback finally stopped and everyone exited, the thought that the room would finally go dark for the last time suddenly seemed the greatest impossibility of all.
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
English Department Faculty Speaker Series
Hoffmann Room, Swan 154, 5:00 pm
Professor Carolyn Betensky, "Envying the Poor." Click here for a pdf of the poster.
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
URI Center for Humanities and English Department Graduate Colloquium
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English Ph.D. Candidate, Beazley Kanost, "Whose Cool? Directing 'Truth's' Authority and Portrait of Jason." Click here for a pdf of the poster.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
English Department Read/Write Series
Hoffmann Room, Swan 154, 5:00 pm
Poets, Timothy Liu and Cole Swensen, will give featured readings from their new books. Timothy Liu is a professor in the English
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the Dream's Blown Fuse.Cole Swensen is the author of fourteen books of poetry and a collection of critical essays, including Gravesend and Ours, poems on the gardens of Andre Le Notre. She is a professor at Brown University, a 2007 Guggenheim Fellow and a finalist for the National Book Award. Click here for more information.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
English Department Read/Write Series
Hoffmann Room, Swan 154, 4:00 pm
Nonfiction writer, David Lazar, will give a featured reading from his new book, Occasional Desire: Essays. Lazar created the undergraduate and Ph.D. programs in Nonfiction Writing at Ohio University, and directed the creation of the undergraduate and M.F.A. programs in Nonfiction Writing at Columbia College Chicago. He is the founding editor of the literary magazine Hotel Amerika, now in its thirteenth year. His books include Occasional Desire from the University of Nebraska Press, The Body of Brooklyn and Truth in Nonfiction (both Iowa), Powder Town (Pecan Grove), Michael Powell: Interviews, and Conversations with M.F.K. Fisher (both Mississippi). Forthcoming are Essaying the Essay from Welcome Table Press and After Montaigne from the University of Georgia Press.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
English Department Graduate Colloquium
Hoffmann Room, Swan 154, 5:00 pm
Writing and Rhetoric Ph.D. Candidate, Kenna Barrett, "If it walks like a duck...Turing tests and automated essay scoring."
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Hoffmann Room, Swan 154, 7:00 pm
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Laura Doan will give a presentation "On the Uses of the Sexual Past: History, Sexuality and Memory." For decades, the history of sexuality has been a multidisciplinary project serving competing agendas. Lesbian, gay, and queer scholars have produced powerful narratives by tracing back as continuous or discontinuous a homosexual or queer subject. Yet organizing historical work around categories of identity as normal or abnormal often obscures how the sexual was known or talked about in the past. I believe it is important to recognize the ethical value and political purpose of identity history, but it is equally important to take seriously the queer imperative to step outside the logic of identity in order to address questions as yet un-posed about the modern sexual past.
Laura Doan is Professor of Cultural History and Sexuality Studies at the University of Manchester and co-director of the Centre for the Study of Sexuality and Culture. She is author of Disturbing Practices: History,Sexuality and Women's Experience of Modern War (University of Chicago Press, 2013) and Fashioning Sapphism: The Origins of a Modern EnglishLesbian Culture (2001), and co-editor of several books, including Sapphic Modernities, Palatable Poison, SexologyUncensored and The Lesbian Postmodern.
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
English Department Graduate Colloquium
Hoffmann Room, Swan 154, 5:00 pm
English Ph.D. Candidate, Kim Evelyn, "Speaking Home and History: Zadie Smith's White Teeth and Narratives of National Belonging"
Following WWII, thousands of British colonial Caribbean citizens emigrated to Britain. These legal citizens were often racially and culturally discriminated against in acts that denied them their British identities or sense of home. For the Jamaican/British characters in Zadie Smith's 2000 novel, White Teeth, constructing a sense of home and national belonging in cosmopolitan Britain requires a narrative of identity that bonds them to their family and country of origin at a trying time for both - the 1907 Kingston earthquake during which their matriarch was born. This family history of survival is the narrative of identity by which they measure their mettle and draw strength in order to counteract decades of inequality and oppression in Britain.
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English Department Faculty Speaker Series
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Professor Stephen Barber, "The Last of Woolf"
Virginia Woolf's final phase as a thinker and writer begins in 1932 with her turn to the ethico-political or to what she names "freedom." Although her original conception of freedom was to remain at the forefront of her thought until her death in 1941, late Woolf's work in critical ontology is divisible into two periods, the second of which is the focus of this presentation. Beginning in 1939 she engages for the first time and in full force with Freud's late writings on the unconscious even as she remains to the end persuaded that "the psychological life is not worth living," as Michel Foucault provocatively claimed toward the end of his life. "The Last of Woolf" considers Woolf's final writings in relation to the late works of a number of other thinkers for whom psychoanalysis serves at one and the same time as a grid of intelligibility and a power to be countered.
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
English Department Read/Write Series
Hoffmann Room, Swan 154, 4:00 pm
Poet, playwright, translator Afaa Michael Weaver will read from selected writings and participate in a discussion of his work.
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URI, Brown and the New School present a free one-day conference on the future of long form journalism and academic research. The event is for publishers, journalists, academics and tech executives and will take place at Brown University's Creative Arts Center,
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The Essay in Public Conference asks how might we re-imagine the publication of long form essay in the current political and cultural climate?
Editors and journalists along with university academics will come together at Brown University to examine "The Essay" as it manifests in scholarly articles and long-form journalism. During the conference participants will talk about how to better reach or create a "humanitiesŌĆØ audience. We will also explore opportunities for existing (print and electronic) publications to become more transnational, more inclusive of both academic and non-academic writers, and hold a substantial focus on the arts, humanities, and civic life.
Unlike other conferences, there are no formal papers. It's a conversation about the future.
The conference's organizers: Patricia Ybarra (Brown University), Martha Elena Rojas (University of Rhode Island), and Wendy S. Walters (Eugene Lang College, The New School University) will moderate conversations about the following topics: technology and the long-form essay; writing for the hybrid audience; the role of transmedia in disseminating research and long-form journalism; and new forms of public intellectual work in a neoliberal age. Following each panel's curated discussion each forum will be open to input from the public. Sponsors include the Creative Arts Council and the Department of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies at Brown.
Panelists include:
Joshua Benton, The Nieman Journalism Lab, Harvard University
Mary Cappello, English and Creative Writing, University of Rhode Island
John Cayley, Literary Arts and Digital Language Arts, Brown University
Sam Ford, Affiliate, MIT Comparative Media Studies, Futures of Entertainment Conference
Marcial Godoy-Anativia. Editor of e-misf├®rica, The Hemispheric Institute
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Lonny Lippsett, Oceanus Magazine, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
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Ralph E. Rodriguez, American Studies and English, Brown University
Harry Stecopoulos, Editor, The Iowa Review, The University of Iowa
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Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Visiting Scholar Series
Hoffmann Room, Swan 154, 4:00 pm
Michael Sappol, "The Apotheosis of the Dissected Plate: Spectacles of Layering and Transparency in 19th- and 20th-Century Anatomy"
This is a story about "topographical anatomy — a tradition of slicing and sawing rather than cutting and carving — and its procedures for converting bodies from three dimensions to two dimensions and back again. In topographical cross-section anatomy, the frozen or mummified body was cut into successive layers that were then transcribed and reproduced as pages of a book or a sequence of prints or slides (sometimes with the original slices preserved as a sequence of specimens for the anatomical museum). The topographical method influenced, and was in turn influenced by, flap anatomy (the technique of cutting out printed anatomical parts on paper or cardboard and assembling the parts into a layered representation of the human body). In the 20th century, medical illustrators and publishers developed a new technique of three-dimensional anatomical layering: the anatomical transparency — an epistemological/heuristic device which in the postmodern era has come to enchant artists as well as anatomists. I will argue that these anatomical productions — artworks, but also, exhibitions, toys, gimmicks, and other objects of consumer desire — are meaningful to us because the oscillation between the dis-assembly and re-assembly of bodies as images and image-objects, rehearses our own ambivalent relation to the anatomical body. It also rehearses (perhaps more mysteriously) our ambivalent relation to the planearity of anatomical images which serve as an effigy of self and other, and to the Flatland universe of layered planearity in which we imaginatively dwell. This talk features photographs by artist Mark Kessell.
Michael Sappol is a historian in the History of Medicine Division of the National Library of Medicine (National Institutes of Health), Bethesda, MD. His scholarly work focuses on the body; the history of anatomy; the history of death; the history of medical illustration and display; and the history of medical film. He is the author of "A Traffic of Dead Bodies" (2002) and "Dream Anatomy" (2006), and editor of "Hidden Treasure" (Blast, 2012). He currently lives in Washington, DC. Free and open to the public.
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
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Michael Sappol will lead a seminar (screening plus discussion) titled, "Difficult Subjects: The Silent Medical Cinema of Suffering (1929-1945)" for Faculty and Graduate students only.
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Edmund S. and Nathalie Rumowicz Endowed Literature and the Sea Lecture/Speaker Series
Agnes Doody Auditorium, Swan Hall 5:30pm
URI Alumna Marian Gagnon will screen her documentary "America's Forgotten Herione: Ida Lewis Keeper of the Light" and lead a Q&A session on the film. There will be a reception in Swan Atrium following the film. Free and Open to the Public
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
English Department Faculty Speaker Series
Hoffmann Room, Swan 154, 5:00 pm
Professor Naomi Mandel, "I am Jack's Revolution: Fight Club and Hacker Culture"
The first rule of fight club is you don't talk about fight club. The first rule of the internet is you don't talk about /b/. Coincidence? Hardly. The cybercollective Anonymous emerged from /b/, the "random" imageboard of the website 4chan, where users posted anonymously, and Fight Club (David Fincher's film adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk's 1996 underground classic) been enlisted by hackers for a range of revolutionary movements, from antisec activism to cyberwarfare in the Middle East.
In this talk that encompasses the diverse fields of computer science, literary studies, film media, and digital culture, Naomi Mandel traces the adoption of Fight Club by hacker culture and the implications of this cyberrevolution for our globalized, networked, new millennium.
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Spirituality and the Internet
Jane Shilling, writing in The New Statesman, suggests that digital access has transformed at least one aspect of spirituality -- self-examination -- from an essentially elitest pursuit to a democratic one:
"The writer and philosopher Julian Baggini has argued that the Socratic maxim about the examined life is profoundly elitist. "The bulk of humankind, today and in history," he writes, "has been far too busy struggling for survival to engage in lengthy philosophical analyses. So if an examined life is one in which more than just a little investigation takes place, by implication, huge swaths of humanity are ignorant beasts."
In a time and place in which education and leisure are the preserve of a privileged minority, this might be a persuasive argument. It is true that we have no verbatim record of the inner lives of Athenian slaves, though they are a significant presence in classical literature and history. And the servant who cured the Renaissance essayist Michel de Montaigne of his fear of death by causing the 16th-century equivalent of a near-fatal, high-speed car crash when he galloped into his master's horse left no account of his version of the incident. It might be that the collision that inspired Montaigne to write so eloquently about his acceptance of mortality left his servant in a lingering state of mortal dread; we shall never know.
Now, however, anyone with access to the internet (and that is a vast number of even the otherwise most severely impoverished members of the world's population) can indulge in public acts of self-examination, whether blogging clandestinely from a country in the grip of a tyrannical political regime, or soliciting sympathy on Facebook for what might once have been an anxiety or grief too intimate to mention to any but the closest of friends, or tweeting updates on one's changing frame of mind. Self-examination has become one of the most democratic of all activities.


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JOHANNESBURG, Jan 16 (Reuters) – Miners at the Rustenburg
operations of South Africa's Anglo American Platinum
refused to work overnight shifts in protest at company plans to
close mines, a labour leader said on Wednesday.
"They didn't go underground," Evans Ramogka, an activist at
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – Anglo American Platinum (AMSJ.J: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), the world's top platinum producer, said it will mothball two South African mines, sell another and cut 14,000 jobs in moves to restore profits that may provoke a repeat of last year's strikes when about 50 people died.
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Harmony may close Kusasalethu mine after death threats
JOHANNESBURG, Jan 7 (Reuters) – South Africa's Harmony Gold
said its Kusasalethu mine remained closed and could be
shut permanently with the loss of around 6,000 jobs after
managers received death threats and police were shot at.
South Africa's third-largest gold producer had said last
week it would delay the post-holiday restart of the mine 65 kms
(40 miles) west of Johannesburg as it was undertaking a review
of its financial and operational status.
Poachers make 2012 a deadly year for Africa's rhinos, elephants
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By mid-December, poachers had killed 633 rhinos in South Africa, according to environment ministry figures.
Underground protest ends at South Africa's Harmony mine
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – A protest at one of Harmony Gold's South African mines ended on Friday with the return to the surface of 1,700 workers who had stayed underground to complain about the suspension of colleagues.
"The mine will be closed for the festive season and labor related discussions will resume in January 2013," the company said in a statement.
Zambia loses almost $9 bln in capital flight in past decade -U.S. watchdog
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illicitly siphoned out of Zambia, Africa's top copper producer
over the last decade, according to a report by a U.S. anti-graft
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poorest countries of badly needed capital.
S.Africa opens new inquiry into Samora Machel air crash
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fresh investigation into the 1986 plane crash on its territory
that killed Samora Machel, the president of neighboring
Mozambique who was a fierce opponent of the white apartheid
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Insight: Congo army debacle at Goma raises specter of betrayal
GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) – When Congo's government army retreated in panic from the eastern city of Goma last month, many observers blamed the poor morale and leadership, ill discipline and corruption that have sapped its fighting capacity for years.
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leadership, ill discipline and corruption that have sapped its
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Wes Channels added 17 for the Governors (19-12), who face Morehead State in Saturday's championship after the Eagles upset top-seeded Tennessee-Martin 63-55 in the other semifinal.
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Theses/Dissertations from 2015
Verbal Overshadowing and the Effects of Earwitness Testimony on the Likelihood of Correct Identification of Target Voices, John P. Buckley III
Let's Talk About Sex: Sexual Health and Communication in Romantic Partners Based on Attachment Style, Elizabeth Grace Davis
Buzzreed to Behavior' In Search of Sustainable Spillover from Happiness-Based Information Interventions, Leah Gerber
Examining Impljcit Person Theory and Feedback Environment in Undergraduate Research Relationships, Ian Katz
Do You See What I See?: Exploring the Relationship Between OCD Symptomatology and Theory of Mind Ability, Karsen McCloud
Emotion and Pain Effects on Tunnel Memory, Alexandra Nicolette Robinson-Norris
The Outer Limits of Cognitive Processing: A Closer Look at What Is Desirable, Zachary K. Walter
Submissions from 2014
OMG! Texting in Class = U Fail :( Empirical Evidence that Text Messaging During Class Disrupts Comprehension, Amanda C. Gingerich and Tara T. Lineweaver
Effects of Tylenol and Social Rejection on Memory, Karina Ashley Harmouche
Substance use and subclinical psychosis symptoms, Kelsey Hurm
Evaluating Agentic Female Job Candidates: The Effects of Gender and Qualification of Comparison Candidates, Sarah Grace Kern
Chronic, Lethal Versus Acute, Non-lethal Threats: A Look inside the Memories of Cancer Patients at the Time of Their Diagnosis, Angeline M. Modesti
Chronic, Lethal Versus Acute, Non-lethal Threats: A Look inside the Memories of Cancer Patients at the Time of Their Diagnosis, Angeline M. Modesti
The Effects of Mood on Exhibiting and Experiencing Counterproductive Workplace Behaviors and Organizational Citizenship Behaviors from the Perspectives of Faculty, Staff, and Students, Alaina Rodriguez
A good graduate IO education begins in undergraduate classrooms., Nicholas P. Salter and Allison L. O'Malley
The Ebb and Flow of Performance Feedback, Chris Thompson
Theses/Dissertations from 2013
Long Term Effects of Positive Affect During Goal Adoption, Katherine E. Adams
To Live is to Die: The Effect of Mortality Salience on Memory and Fear of Death, Tony F. Bergamini
Associations between Religious Fundamentalism and Attitudes towards Homosexuality: A Study into the Differences between Attitudes towards Gay Men and Lesbians as Individuals and Same Sex Relations., Katie Clark
Gender Dependent Flashbulb Memories of Sexual vs. Emotional Infidelity, Christine Therese Fisher
Sad mood reduces inadvertent plagiarism: Effects of affective state on source monitoring in cryptomnesia, Amanda C. Gingerich and Chad S. Dodson
Claiming hidden memories as one's own ideas: A review of inadvertent plagiarism, Amanda C. Gingerich and Meaghan C. Sullivan
The Impact of Family Context, Gender, and Gender Meanings on the Acceptance of Rape Myths, Nicole Humphrey
Effect of Knowledge of APOE Genotype on Subjective and Objective Memory Performance in Healthy Older Adults, Tara T. Lineweaver, Mark W. Bondi, Douglas Galasko, and David P. Salmon
Effects of Accurate and Inflated Employee Performance Self-Evaluations on Memory Accuracy, Michelle E. Miller
Election 2008: Flashbulb Memories of Barack Obama's Election to Presidency, Jasmen Rice
Semantic and Phonological False Memories in Adults' First and Second Language, Amber Victoria Sapp
Feel it, Don't Fake it: Deep Acting and Perceptions of Feedback Utility, Eileen Toomey
Private Flashbulb Memories: The Case of Coming Out Memories, Gabrielle Weber
Theses/Dissertations from 2012
The Effect of Affect on Group Memory, Dominick Joseph Atkinson
Self-Regulation: An 'Active Ingredient' in the Spirituality-Health Relationship, Claire Ellyn Brownson
Correlates and consequences of feedback orientation in organizations, James J. Dahling, Samantha L. Chau, and Allison L. O'Malley
Young and Older Adults' Beliefs about Effective Ways to Mitigate Age-Related Memory Decline, Michael Horhorta, Tara T. Lineweaver, Monique Ositelu, Kristi Summers, and Christopher Herzog
Various Gaits of African Elephant Calves, Elizabeth Anne Jennings
Personality Traits and Desire for Social Distance from Individuals with Mental Illnesses, Emily Lazar
Sleep Deprivation and Delusion Proneness: Influence on Dream Bizarreness, Anna Leigh Lezon
The effects of distraction and a brief intervention on auditory and visual-spatial working memory in college students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Tara T. Lineweaver, Suneeta Kercood, Nicole B. O'Keeffe, Kathleen M. O'Brien, Eric J. Massey, Samantha J. Campbell, and Jenna M. Pierce
Expressed Emotion and Attitudes toward Body Image and Food, Toni Marie Maraldo
Linguistic Devices, Emotionality, and Memorability of Computer Mediated Communication, Angela M. Mion
The roles of flourishing and spirituality in Millenials' leadership development activity., Allison L. O'Malley and Denise E, Williams
If You're Happy and You Know It: Concentrate!, Kristi Michelle Summers
The Effect of Preconceived Expectations of Alcohol and College Life on Freshmen's Drinking Behaviors, Trisha Nicole Wilcox
Theses/Dissertations from 2011
What Do You Expect? : An Investigation of How Caffeine Expectancies Affect College Students' Cognitive Performances, Katie Alyse Berg
Effect of Apolipoprotein ε4 on Hippocampal and Brain Volume in Intractable Temporal Lobe Epilepsy, Robyn M. Busch, Darlene Floden, Tara T. Lineweaver, Jessica S. Chapin, Kanjana Ungwongse, Tim Wehner, Ramon Diaz-Arrastia, and Imad M. Najm
The Effect of Caffeine on Relationship Memory, Elsa Carodenuto
Supportive feedback environments can mend broken performance management systems., James J. Dahling and Allison L. O'Malley
African elephants change gaits when walking downhill, Robert H.I. Dale, Robert Warren, Brock Ward, and Eric Noble
How Sweet is it, really? The Anomalous Effects of Glucose at Retrieval, Sarah A. Gillott
IDK LOL: Text Messaging During Class Impairs Comprehension of Lecture Material, Amanda C. Gingerich
Multi-Tasking = Epic Fail: Students Who Text Message During Class Show Impaired Comprehension of Lecture Material, Amanda C. Gingerich
Invited review of The New Executive Brain: Frontal Lobes in a Complex World, Tara T. Lineweaver
The Effect of Comprehension Feedback and Listener Age on Speech Complexity, Tara T. Lineweaver, Paul Hutman, Christopher Ketcham, and John Neil Bohannon III
Don't be such a downer: Using positive psychology to enhance the value of negative feedback, Allison L. O'Malley and Jane B. Gregory
The Effect of Induced Happiness Levels on Academic Performance, Laura Marie Spice
The Effects of a Brief Mindfulness Intervention on Impulsivity in College Students, Myles Elgin Trapp
Positive Affect During Goal Adoption : Why Happiness Breeds Success, Katherine Wainwright
Theses/Dissertations from 2010
So Many Choices, So Little Time: Religiosity and the Stress of Making Decisions, Joshua David Boeke
Memories for sexual encounters: Sexual attitudes, personality, gender, and evidence for personal flashbulb effects, Nicholas Ryan Comotto
Birth statistics for African (Loxodonta africana) and Asian (Elephas maximus) elephants in human care: History and implications for elephant welfare, Robert H.I. Dale
Do student perceptions of diversity emphasis relate to learning of psychology?, J. E. Elicker, A. Snell, and Allison L. O'Malley
Feeling of Knowing and Retrieval Failure: Tip-of-the-Tongue State is Not the Only Option, Amanda C. Gingerich
How Sweet It Is: Candy-Based Demonstrations in Introductory Psychology, Amanda C. Gingerich
Visual Naming Performance after ATL Resection: Impact of Atypical Language Dominance., S. Kovac, G. Möddel, J. Reinholz, A. V. Alexopoulosa, T. Syed, M. Z. Koubeissi, S. U. Schuele, Tara T. Lineweaver, R. M. Busch, and T. Loddenkemper
A survey of the management and development of captive African elephant (Loxodonta africana) calves: birth to three months of age, Nicole L. Kowalski, Robert H.I. Dale, and Christa L. H. Mazur
Online Discussion Assignments Improve Students' Class Preparation, Tara T. Lineweaver
Study Smarter, Not Harder, Tara T. Lineweaver and Amanda C. Gingerich
Collaborative inhibition: A counterintuitive phenomenon, Lauren Michelle McClure
The Implicit Association Test as a Class Assignment: Student Affective and Attitudinal Reactions, Kathryn A. Morris
Initial findings on visual acuity thresholds in an African elephant (Loxodonta africana), Melissa R. Shyan-Norwalt, Jeff Peterson, Barbara Milankow King, Timothy E. Staggs, and Robert H.I. Dale
Jumping to Conclusions Bias and Attitudes Towards Body Image and Food, Heather Anne Sperry
Behavioral patterns of Mustelus canis (smooth dogfish shark) in a captive population, Megan Christine Vaupel
Does Religiosity Enhance Ability to Self-Regulate?, Kaylyn Lee Watterson
Submissions from 2009
A training framework and follow-up observations for multiculturally inclusive teaching: Is believing that we are emphasizing diversity enough?, Joelle D. Elicker, Mindi N. Thompson, Andrea F. Snell, and Allison L. O'Malley
"Have You Seen The Notebook?" "I Don't Remember." Using Popular Cinema to Teach Memory and Amnesia, Amanda C. Gingerich
The Effect of Emotional State on Inadvertent Plagiarism Memory Errors, Amanda C. Gingerich
When Being Sad Improves Memory Accuracy: The Role of Affective State in Inadvertent Plagiarism, Amanda C. Gingerich
Do Physical Self-Efficacy and Physical Self-Concept Mediate the Relationship Between Past Sports Participation, Past Gym Grades and Physical Activity Across the Life-Span?, Christopher Frederick Ketcham
Memory Performance is Related to Language Dominance as Determined by the intracarotid amobarbital procedure, S. Kovac, G. Möddel, J. Reinholz, A. V. Alexopoulosa, T. Syed, S. U. Schuele, Tara T. Lineweaver, and T. Loddenkemper
Sociological and Psychological Predispositions to Serial Murder, Katie Marie Krueger
Expectations about Memory Change Across the Life Span Are Impacted By Aging Stereotypes., Tara T. Lineweaver, Andrea K. Berger, and Christopher Hertzog
Atypical Language Lateralization in Epilepsy Patients, Gabriel Möddel, Tara T. Lineweaver, Stephan U. Schuele, Julia Reinholz, and T. Loddenkemper
Incorporating embodied cognition into sensemaking theory: A theoretical integration of embodied processes in a leadership context., Allison L. O'Malley, S. A. Ritchie, R. G. Lord, J. B. Gregory, and C. Young
The role of emotional labor in performance appraisal: Are supervisors getting into the act?, Samantha A. Ritchie and Allison L. O'Malley
Longer Duration of Epilepsy and Earlier Age at Epilepsy Onset Correlate with Impaired Cognitive Development in Infancy, Martina Vendrame
Submissions from 2008
APOE ɛ4 is associated with postictal confusion in patients with medically refractory temporal lobe epilepsy, Jessica S. Chapin, Robyn M. Busch, Damir Janigro, Michelle Dougherty, Christiane Q. Tilelli, Tara T. Lineweaver, Richard I. Naugle, Ramon Diaz-Arrastia, and Imad M. Najm
Calf Development: Most Births at Night, Robert H.I. Dale
History: The Birth of "America" in 1882, Robert H.I. Dale
The Spatial Memory of African Elephants (Loxodonta africana): Durability, Interference, and Response Biases, Robert H.I. Dale
Tribute: In Memoriam, Jeheskel "Hezy" Shoshani, Robert H.I. Dale
Dr. Maximillian Schmidt's 1884 Review of the Growth Rates of Asian Elephants, Robert H.I. Dale and Fred Yaniga
Does an interactive WebCT site help students learn?, Joelle D. Elicker, Allison L. O'Malley, and Christine M. Williams
Practicing mentorship: Graduate-student supervision of undergraduate research assistants, O. K. Lima, Amanda C. Gingerich, and J. P. Seder
The Confronting Prejudiced Responses (CPR) Model: "CPR" for Hispanic Professionals, Kathryn A. Morris
Submissions from 2007
Repeated Intracarotid Amobarbital Tests, T. Loddenkemper, H. H. Morris, Tara T. Lineweaver, and C. Kellinghaus
Wada Test Reliability (Response to Haber et al.), T. Loddenkemper, H. H. Morris, Tara T. Lineweaver, and C. Kellinghaus
Faculty Forum: HOMER as an Acronym for the Scientific Method, Kathryn A. Morris
Performance feedback, Allison L. O'Malley
Submissions from 2006
The Digital Teaching Portfolio Handbook: A How‐To Guide for Educators, Amanda C. Gingerich
The locomotor kinematics of Asian and African elephants: changes with speed and size, John R. Hutchinson, Delf Schwerda, Daniel J. Famini, Robert H.I. Dale, Martin S. Fischer, and Rodger Kram
Evaluating the Contributions of State of the Art Assessment Techniques to Predicting Memory Outcome after Unilateral Anterior Temporal Lobectomy, Tara T. Lineweaver, Harold H. Morris, Richard I. Naugle, Imad M. Najm, Beate Diehl, and William Bingaman


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My old AI Nikkors always had very light focusing, from new. It is a little disconcerting, but they were precise. I got used to it quickly, coming to appreciate the ability to one-finger the focus ring if need be. Slop is clearly due to wear, but considering the lousy feel and wobble in so many auto focus lenses, I figure a little looseness is not that serious.
One of my Pentax SMC-M lenses, bought used, had some wear, causing a slight wobble. I asked Eric Hendrickson (one of the gods of Pentax repair), and he said it would not be a problem, and wasn't worth the cost to fix. Just for the heck of it, I took off the helicoid part (it is a zoom, and is front group focusing, single helicoid). I wrapped some teflon tape around the inner part, stretching it tight to thin it. I put the helicoid together, and worked it back and forth a few times. Then I lubed it and reassembled it. The tape filled the small gap, and the lens still feels great several years later.
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According to a study released in 2009 by IDC, the digital universe will be 5 times the size it was in 2008 by the year 2012. In a similar study in 2008, IDC found that while 70% of the digital universe is created by individuals, corporations are responsible for the security, privacy and reliability of 85% of the data. As a strategic approach to corralling this expanding data, Enterprise Data Management is now increasingly becoming a top business priority for more and more corporations. CIOs are now turning to EDM as an effective and efficient way of managing data, both internally and externally. EDM is a way of defining, integrating, and retrieving data for both internal applications such as financial, HR, BI, ERP, and CRM, and for external communication with suppliers, shareholders, partners, and regulators. EDM is not easy but luckily a comprehensive EDM strategy can address tackle these problems. Thought technological advancements and new procedures allow corporations to discover and classify data, categorize and manage risk, and meet the real-time data access and scalability needs of the business. Many CIOs are looking at the benefits of EDM as a way to solve this dilemma but may struggle with knowing where to start. Consequently, EDM tends to take a backseat to other high-priority business projects.


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Sharply turning, fingernail chipping, anxiously pacing,
the time to leave the nest is fast approaching,
Distortion of reality, confusion and despair,
Where the mother-child bond will inevitably tear,
You want to leave- become your own person without loosing sight of how far you've come,
To appreciate all that has been given to you but realize your independent life has just begun,
Always welcome to come back to the safety and comfort of your childhood home,
Yet never will experience the joy of living with a family- now that you're alone,
For better or for worse, you have to take responsibility,
to stand up to this disoriented world and earn your dignity,
Enjoy the present whilst building your own future,
Your mother will no longer be there- but will always nurture,
Look back at the past and learn to carry on,
Your siblings will no longer stay young one day they'll also be gone.
I realized,time changes people-on that we should not venter,
your family will forever be your rock, your centre,
The moments you make time for, even though you're miles apart,
The moments that you'll always remember,
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I have a 1993 Chevy Cavalier (automatic) with about 145,000 miles. Here's my problem. I went to start my car the other day, it would crank but wouldn't start. I thought maybe my battery was low, so I charged it completely. It still wouldn't start. It has gas in the tank and I can definitely hear the fuel pump buzz when I turn the key, and it sounds the same as always. I'm guessing it could be the fuel filter, but I figured I would ask. The last time I had it replaced was over 2 years ago. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Bayern Munich striker Mario Mandzukic will be looking to show his old club Wolfsburg what they are missing when they host the runaway Bundesliga leaders tomorrow. Mandzukic has been in great form since joining Bayern last July from Wolves and his five goals in the three league games so far in 2013 have helped the Bavarians open a 15-point lead at the top of the table. By both finishing and creating chances - he has netted 14 goals in 18 matches - Mandzukic has restricted Germany striker Mario Gomez to only the occasional start for Bayern.
"I knew I had to believe in myself from the start," said the 26-year-old Croatian international. "Now I expect to play in every game." Having left Wolfsburg after two years where Mandzukic tallied 20 goals and competed in 56 league matches, the former Dinamo Zagreb forward has been in outstanding form and there will be no place for sentiment with the league leaders hunting their 18th league win from 22 games
"We want to be the boss on the pitch again," said Mandzukic, who still backs his old team to thrive with Wolves coach Dieter Hecking having picked up two wins in his four matches since taking charge in December. "They have a good team and good individual players but I think they need some time until everything works the way it should be."
Bayern will not under-estimate Wolfsburg, who earned a shock 3-2 win against defending champions Borussia Dortmund in December, especially with Brazil playmaker Diego bossing the midfield. "I won't allow my players any sloppiness," said Bayern coach Jupp Heynckes. "We have not yet reached our goal, so we can't allow ourselves to be swayed by anything."
One factor in Wolfsburg's favour is Bayern's looming UEFA Champions League tie against Arsenal in London next Tuesday. "We'll start thinking about that as of Saturday," Heynckes added. "It still gives us enough time to prepare for Arsenal," said Kroos.
Bayern have few injury problems for the trip to Wolfsburg with Javi Martinez out with a bruised big toe, as is back-up striker Claudio Pizarro (throat infection), while Dante (stomach problems) should be fit. Meanwhile, Wolves striker Patrick Helmes could make his first appearance of the season and is rated as "50-50" by coach Dieter Hecking after tearing knee ligaments last August.


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Fitch Affirms Lazard Group LLC's IDR at 'BBB'; Outlook Revised to Positive Business Wire NEW YORK -- March 19, 2013 Fitch Ratings has affirmed Lazard Group LLC's (Lazard) Issuer Default Rating (IDR) and long-term senior unsecured debt rating at 'BBB'. The Rating Outlook has been revised to Positive from Stable. KEY RATING DRIVERS The revision of the Rating Outlook to Positive from Stable reflects Fitch's expectation that Lazard will continue to reduce financial leverage, strengthen interest coverage and improve its operating performance. Affirmation of the ratings reflects the firm's relatively low-risk balance sheet and significant franchise as a global independent financial advisor. Conversely, rating constraints include a relatively narrow product offering, the cyclicality of its business model and high compensation expenses relative to other financial institutions. Both the financial advisory and asset management businesses continued to perform well during 2012. Financial advisory revenue was up 6% during 2012, driven mainly by mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and strategic advisory, where activity picked up during the second half of the year. Restructuring revenues declined as economic conditions stabilized, but at a much more modest pace than they did in 2011. Momentum in M&A activity continued into the first quarter of 2013 (1Q'13) and Lazard has advised on a number of large transactions, including HJ Heinz and US Airways/American Airlines. Fitch views the firm's independence as an important competitive advantage. Lazard's lack of significant trading, underwriting and distribution activities helps the firm avoid conflicts of interest with its clients, which many of its larger competitors have to face. Asset management has contributed close to half of Lazard's operating revenues for the past two years, and is viewed by Fitch as an important source of revenue diversity. Assets under management (AUM) grew by 18% during 2012, primarily as a result of market appreciation. Lazard was able to generate relatively modest net inflows of $2.7 billion during the year, compared to $1.0 billion of net outflows in 2011. An increase in net inflows typically follows a period of strong performance, and Fitch expects to see additional AUM expansion in 2013. Lazard's international equities and emerging market funds, which remain its top focus, have performed well relative to their respective benchmarks. While Lazard experienced modest fee compression during 2012, its fees have generally held up better than many of its peers that cater to developed markets. Fitch believes Lazard's fees could come under additional pressure if more asset managers expand into emerging and developing markets. Lazard's AUM is concentrated in global equities, with an emphasis on emerging markets. Fitch believes this potentially exposes the firm to increased outflows in a risk-off environment, as investors may decide to reduce their allocations to emerging market equities more rapidly than other sectors. Furthermore, Lazard's focus on institutional clients limits investor diversity and may impact the pace of fund redemptions during a period of stress or underperformance. Lazard remains focused on controlling headcount and compensation expenses while attracting and retaining talented professionals. The firm's awarded compensation ratio (as calculated by Lazard) declined to 59.4% in 2012 from 62.0% in 2011. The cost saving initiatives announced in October 2012 should facilitate a further reduction in the compensation ratio to the targeted range of mid- to high-50%. Lazard has recorded most of the one-time cash charges associated with staff reductions in 4Q'12, and will record some additional charges during the first half of 2013. While the one-time charges have an immediate impact on profitability, the longer-term reduction in the expense base is viewed positively by Fitch. Lazard's reported compensation expenses continue to be affected by the amortization of prior years' deferred incentive compensation, which will decline over the next several quarters. The amount of capital returned to the firm's shareholders has increased significantly over the past several years and hit a peak in 2012. Dividends and share repurchases totaled $540 million in 2012, which is up 44% from the prior year. On the whole, Fitch views these actions as negative for the firm's creditors. However, given the low capital requirements of the business and Lazard's clearly articulated strategy of returning 'excess' capital to shareholders, the reduction in equity capital is incorporated into the ratings. Fitch will continue to assess the capital management strategy in the context of future rating momentum. RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch expects to resolve the Positive Outlook over the next 12-24 months. Key catalysts for a positive rating action would include a demonstrated commitment to maintaining lower financial leverage and improved interest coverage ratios, as well as a reduction in the amount of share repurchases and improved operating performance. Demonstrated progress on operating efficiency, as measured by the 25% operating margin target articulated by Lazard, will also be an important rating driver. Any potential upgrade would likely be limited to one notch due to the company's relatively narrow product offering and cyclicality of its main businesses. Significant declines in financial performance or weak market conditions could put downward pressure on the ratings and/or Rating Outlook. Significant deterioration in the currently strong cash versus long-term debt levels could also adversely impact Lazard's ratings. Current ratings incorporate the cyclical nature of Lazard's businesses and reflect an expectation that EBITDA will vary with broad business and market cycles. Lazard is a well-established global investment bank that operates two main businesses: financial advisory and asset management. Financial advisory remains the cornerstone of the franchise and includes both M&A and restructuring. Asset management has established a good foothold, and average assets under management (AUM) levels have trended higher over the past couple of years. Lazard's competitive advantages are its highly experienced professionals, global reach and independent status. Fitch has affirmed the following ratings: Lazard Group LLC --Long-term IDR at 'BBB', Rating Outlook revised to Positive from Stable; --Senior debt rating at 'BBB'. Additional information is available at www.fitchratings.com. 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Fitch Affirms Lazard Group LLC's IDR at 'BBB'; Outlook Revised to Positive
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