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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Arizona Cardinals accomplished something they hadn't done since the team moved to the desert 20 years ago.
They won on Monday night.
So what if it was a struggle down to the wire? This victory felt just fine to a franchise that has had oh-so-little to cheer about for decades.
Kurt Warner's ageless arm and an improbable goal-line stand at the finish saved the Cardinals from an ugly loss on a national stage.
The Cardinals stopped Michael Robinson up the middle from the 2-yard line as the game ended to preserve a 29-24 victory over San Francisco.
"That was definitely one of the most frustrating losses I can remember in my 15 or 16 years playing football," 49ers center Eric Heitmann said.
The Arizona players were just as stunned as about every 49ers fan that Frank Gore didn't get the ball for that last carry.
"I told Frank after the game, he's their best player," Arizona defensive back Adrian Wilson said. "In that situation, you've got to demand the ball. To have him as a wideout, to me, that's not their best play."
San Francisco interim coach Mike Singletary said the play was called by offensive coordinator Mike Martz.
"I think Coach Martz felt that there would be a cavity inside, so he made the call," Singletary said. "So you've got to live with the result."
Who made the game-saving tackle?
"We all did," defensive tackle Darnell Dockett said.
Singletary said his team could have "done a heck of a lot better job" managing the final seconds.
Warner finished 32-of-42 for 328 yards and three touchdowns without an interception in Arizona's sixth consecutive home victory, fourth this season.
The NFC West-leading Cardinals (6-3) never led until Karlos Dansby's 34-yard interception return set up Warner's 5-yard TD pass to Anquan Boldin with 4:16 to play.
San Francisco (2-7) had two chances after that.
The first ended on Wilson's diving interception of Shaun Hill's pass. The second was much more nerve-racking for the home team and exasperating for the 49ers, who lost their sixth in a row.
Hill's 14-yard pass to Jason Hill moved it to the Arizona 1. With the last few seconds ticking off, Gore was pushed by a defensive player as he ran around left end, then stumbled to the ground just outside the 2.
After officials reviewed the play to make sure Gore was down by contact, the 49ers handed off to the fullback Robinson, who was stuffed nowhere near the goal line.
Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt stressed the positives, including the goal-line stand.
"We found a way to win a tough game, which is something you have to do," he said.
The Cardinals won on Monday night for the first time in six tries since they moved to the desert and opened a four-game lead in the NFC West. The other three teams in the division -- San Francisco, Seattle and St. Louis -- are all 2-7.
Allen Rossum returned the opening kickoff 104 yards for a touchdown and the 49ers never trailed until Arizona's late score.
"It would have been nice to have a blowout but hey, those games are sweet when you win," Warner said. "Man, it's fun. It's fun to pull these out. It would have been a heartbreaker to have lost it."
Shaun Hill, replacing the benched J.T. O'Sullivan for his third career start in seven NFL seasons, threw for two touchdowns in the first half but lost a fumble and threw two interceptions in the second. He finished 19-of-40 for 217 yards.
Rossum, who left the Seattle game two weeks ago with a hamstring injury, showed no ill effects on the opening kickoff. He caught the ball four yards deep in the end zone, then ran upfield and darted to his left, going untouched yards for a touchdown.
It was his fifth career kickoff return for a score and was just one yard short of the team record.
Tight end Vernon Davis, sent to the locker room by interim coach Mike Singletary two weeks ago during a loss to Seattle, caught an 18-yard pass over the back of Wilson for a touchdown with 29 seconds left in the half to give San Francisco a 21-13 lead.
The 49ers had gone ahead 14-3 on Josh Morgan's juggling catch of Hill's 31-yard touchdown pass with 14:13 left in the half.
That's when Arizona's vaunted offense finally got in gear. Warner's 46-yard pass -- at least 50 yards in the air -- to Steve Breaston set up a 13-yard TD pass to Boldin that cut the lead to 14-10. Neil Rackers' second field goal of the half, from 33 yards, made it 14-13.
But the 49ers went 77 yards in 14 plays for their final first-half touchdown. The crucial play came on third-and-11 from the San Francisco 22 when Shaun Hill kept the ball, had his helmet ripped off but still got the final two yards of a 12-yard gain for the first down.
Notes: For the first time this season, the roof at University of Phoenix Stadium was open. ... Aeneas Williams was added to the Cardinals Ring of Honor at halftime. ... The longest kickoff return in San Francisco history was 105 yards by Abe Woodson against the Los Angeles Rams on Nov. 8, 1959.
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President Bush's assurance back in 2001 that he looked into Vladimir Putin's soul and liked what he saw was the international equivalent of his "heckuva job" boosterism of Federal Emergency Management Agency Director Michael Brown in the immediate wake of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
The two statements will compete for the dishonor of the most notoriously misbegotten he uttered as president. Bush's endorsement of Putin was partly a matter of calculation; when he says glowing things about foreign leaders in public, he tells those leaders in private how he expects them to deliver. But with Putin, Bush seemed as if he were playing Ned Flanders to Putin's Tony Soprano.
John McCain's assessment stands up much better: When he looked at Putin, "he saw three letters: a K, a G and a B." Putin's neo-Soviet state has launched a nakedly illegal invasion of neighboring Georgia that is reminiscent of the Winter War against Finland at the outset of World War II. The Russian press is pumping out absurd lies about Georgian acts of genocide, even as the Russian military indiscriminately bombs and shells Georgian cities. Edward Gibbon's description of the Inquisition comes to mind -- nonsense defended by cruelty.
The Bush administration made twin mistakes with Russia. It overpersonalized relations, with Bush hoping to coax out Putin's better side, and tiptoed around Moscow in the hopes that gentle treatment would encourage it to act responsibly. The irony is that Barack Obama -- with his commitment to personal diplomacy and a gentler U.S. footprint around the world -- wants to make those two tendencies centerpieces of his foreign policy.
The Bush and Obama statements in the immediate wake of the crisis could have been issued by a joint campaign. Bush's spokeswoman urged "all parties," both Georgians and Russians, "to de-escalate the tension and avoid conflict." Obama declared that "now is the time for Georgia and Russia to show restraint." In their implied moral equivalence, these reactions were a little like urging the Kuwaitis to de-escalate with Saddam's Iraq in August 1990.
Yes, Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili allowed himself to be baited into military action in the breakaway province of South Ossetia. But let's be clear who was doing the baiting and why. Russia had supported South Ossetian forces attacking Georgian villages and troops in order to detach the province slowly from Georgia or provoke a military confrontation that Georgia could never win. Mission accomplished.
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Saturday at Bogart's you'll have a chance to see 10 of Greater Cincinnati's finest up-and-comers as CityBeat presents the first "Best New Bands" showcase. The event coincides with our "Best New Bands" cover story, featuring profiles and info on all of the performers — grab a copy if you haven't.
Below is the lineup, which includes all six of the local acts nominated in the "New Artist of the Year" category and four other favorites, plus some audio/video previews to whet your appetite. Click the artists' name to read CityBeat's stories (and some great original photography) about each. The stories include links to the acts' websites and more music.
The doors open at 7 p.m. Saturday at Bogart's and admission is just $5. Performers will be featured on two stages, so it will be non-stop music all night.
7:30 p.m. Pop Goes the Evil
8 p.m. Molly Sullivan
8:30 p.m. Injecting Strangers
9 p.m. ADM
9:30 p.m. Mardou
10 p.m. Austin Livingood
10:30 p.m. Archer's Paradox
11 p.m. Little Lights
11:30 p.m. Tweens
12:15 a.m. Electric Citizen
So far, the videos released from The Queen City Project's series of clips from The MidPoint Sessions (a day party that took place at the Art Academy during September's MidPoint Music Festival) have showcased three great Ohio acts — Athens' The Ridges (also the curators of the Sessions), Cincinnati's The Happy Maladies and Columbus' Indigo Wild. Today you can check out the final clip from the performances, this one featuring another Cincinnati artist — intriguing singer/songwriter Molly Sullivan. While the previous performances were acoustic, Sullivan strums an electric guitar and utilizes loops to create a haunting effect.
Click here for more about Sullivan. And you can see/hear her live this Thursday at MOTR Pub in Over-the-Rhine as she opens for Lexington, Ky.'s Ancient Warfare, which also played this year's MidPoint Music Festival. Find details on the free show here.
Cincinnati five-piece Zebras in Public has released some propaganda to promote its new single and sophomore album.
Actually, it's a new single and accompanying music video for the group's strong new song "Propaganda," an ear-grabbing AltRock track that is slated for the new Zebras in Public full-length, Paradise Leg. The follow-up to the eclectic band's 2010 debut album Scars & Stripes is due early next year.
The "Propaganda" MP3 single is on sale now through iTunes, Google Play and Amazon. Click here for more on Zebras in Public.
Over the past few weeks we've been sharing some great new videos shot at September's MidPoint Music Festival by The Queen City Project. The clips feature performances from The MidPoint Sessions, a day party held during MPMF at Art Academy of Cincinnati in conjunction with FotoFocus' Reverberation concert photography exhibit. The event showcased acoustic performances by four Ohio acts — Athens' The Ridges (who curated the lineup), Cincinnati's The Happy Maladies and Molly Sullivan and the star's of today's video debut, Columbus Indie Rock foursome Indigo Wild.
Indigo Wild formed in 2010 and, if the name sounds familiar, it may be due to the band's frequent shows in Cincinnati. So far, the band has only issued one recording, the 2011 EP If By Sea, but for The MidPoint Sessions, Indigo Wild unveiled a newer song titled "Be Patient."
The band's website says "Be Patient" "lays a stepping stone" to Indigo Wild's first full-length release. Keep updated on the album's progress and all things Indigo Wild at indigowildmusic.com.
Click here to view The Ridges' MidPoint Sessions video and here for The Happy Maladies' performance. And come back next Friday for the final MidPoint Sessions clip featuring Molly Sullivan.
Along with creating captivating, dynamic music that has helped to make it one of Cincinnati's finest Hip Hop groups, Valley High has released several stellar music videos over the past few years to accompany its tracks. This year has seen some of the best clips yet from the group, including ones for "That One Too" and, more recently, "8 Ball."
The group blends sounds from several genres and features live instrumentation, like guitars and keys, to back the ear-grabbing flow of MC's Moxy Monster and The M.O. Hour. Self-described as a "new wave hip hop band," the latest video from Valley High (which really needs to parody the Van Halen logo on a T-shirt or something) is for the track "Let Me Get Em," described as "a hard jazzy gritty street track that is a throwback to the 90's era." The track is featured on the group's 14-track album titled, appropriately enough, 90's Tape, which is available for free download here.
Find out more info about Valley High, visit valleyhighordie.com. Click here to view VH's other videos.
Since Los Angeles is one of the centers of the music universe, being dubbed the "Best Live Band" in the city is an incredibly high honor. Energetic eight-member Americana ensemble The Dustbowl Revival received that exact honor this year when the city's L.A. Weekly named the group the Best Live Band of 2013 in its Best of L.A. issue. Tonight you can see and hear for yourself when The Dustbowl Revival headlines MOTR Pub in Over-the-Rhine. Brad Loans of local greats The Sundresses opens the free show at around 10 p.m. with a solo set.
The Revival's kitchen-sink approach touches on a bigger-than-usual array of American Roots music influences, from Western Swing, New Orleans Jazz, Dixieland and Be Bop to Blues, Gospel, Folk and numerous other styles (both expected and not). Delivered using the classic tools of the Americana trade (numerous brass instruments, fiddle, clarinet, mandolin, washboard, harmonica and kazoo, plus stand-up bass and guitars), The Dustbowl Revival's latest release, Carry Me Back Home, was released to critical acclaim earlier this year. But, if the enthusiastic testaments online are any indication, seeing the group's wildly entertaining live show is the best way to experience the Revival.
• Punk rockers turning to Folk and Roots music is nothing new (see: Billy Bragg, The Pogues), but it's become a not unwelcome epidemic in the past decade. It's easy to see the appeal — Punk and Folk are kissing cousins that share a raw purity and, often, a sense of social/political justice in the lyrics.
Another part of the appeal may just be how some of the artists who make the shift and go full Folk have found huge success after the makeover. Frank Turner, for example. The British folkie was the singer for Hardcore Punk band Million Dead in the early '00s. The band's run was short and relatively successful, but nothing compared to what Turner has experienced since strapping on an acoustic guitar and going solo in 2005 after the band's split. After his debut album in 2007, Turner's career took off and he built his now-huge fanbase by touring with bands like The Gaslight Anthem, The Offspring and Green Day, which had him open stadium shows for the band in 2010.
This year, Turner released his fifth album, Tape Deck Heart, his first recorded in the U.S. and his first under a global deal with Interscope Records. Turner comes to the Ballroom at the Taft Theatre tonight in support of the album. Showtime is 7:30 p.m. Koo Koo Kanga Roo and The Smith Street Band open. Tickets are $20 at the door. Turner is touring with his full backing band, The Sleeping Souls.
Here's the video for the new album single "Losing Days":
• Two up-and-coming Rock crews with a rising presence on the FM Rock airways cruise into Bogart's tonight. The Classic Rock-influenced bands Taddy Porter and Jonathan Tyler & the Northern Lights play at 7 p.m. Read Amy Harris' interview with Tyler for CityBeat here and check out Taddy Porter's video for the single "The Gun" below:
Click here for even more live music options in Greater Cincinnati tonight.
A lot of the great up-and-coming touring artists that made September's MidPoint Music Festival one of the best yet have been building on their MPMF momentum and returning to the area. Even some of the bands that canceled their MPMF appearances have made their way back.
Korea's Love X Stereo had travel issues and missed this year's MidPoint, but recently played MOTR Pub (the club owned by MPMF artistic director Dan McCabe) and now the amazing seven-piece Wisconsin crew PHOX (who missed MPMF to tour with Blitzen Trapper) is headed to the same venue tonight for a great double-bill with San Francisco Psych Rock/Shoegaze outfit (and MPMF alumnus) Sleepy Sun.
The wonderfully eclectic PHOX, which recently announced a new recording was in the works, appear to be on the verge of very big things; seems like everyone who hears the band's gorgeous and unique mesh of Folk, Indie Rock, Soul, Americana, Jazz, Chamber Pop and other styles instantly falls in love with them. In September, the group issued a live EP taken from its appearance at the ITunes Festival in London. It was the follow-up to its Confetti EP, released earlier this year with an endearing companion "music video EP" featuring clips for each track on the release. Check it out below:
Tonight's show at MOTR (the venue's website is calling it "a once-in-a-lifetime MUST SEE Mind Melting Monday Mash-Up") starts at 9:30 p.m. and, like all MOTR shows, is free.
Click here for more live music options in Greater Cincinnati tonight.
Last Friday we featured the first video from a series of clips created by The Queen City Project from footage shot at "The MidPoint Sessions," a day party at the Art Academy of Cincinnati held during September's MidPoint Music Festival in Over-the-Rhine/Downtown.
The first clip featured Athens, Ohio's The Ridges, who curated the acoustic performances, bringing in three fellow Ohio acts to join them. Today we premiere the second video from the great Sessions series to emerge. The new video features talented and adventurous Cincinnati Indie Chamber Folk foursome The Happy Maladies performing their song, "Peter's Sweet 16."
The Happy Maladies have been playing a lot of out of town shows over the past year, hitting regional venues, Chicago and the East Coast fairly regularly. The band released its debut album, Sun Shines the Little Children, in 2009, followed last year by the magnificent, mesmerizing EP new again (check it out here).
The band is currently working on a new album, which is expected to release in early summer next year. In July, The Happy Maladies announced "Must Love Cats," an intriguing project that celebrates the collaborative spirit in creativity. The band is soliciting original pieces written for the group from composers of all stripes. Until Jan. 1, interested artists can send the group new "compositions, songs, ballads, marches, sound poems, farcical musicals, improvisational games, panic attacks, etc." The musicians will chose five pieces and work with the composers to get it in performance shape. In the springtime next year, The Happy Maladies will play the compositions during a special concert series, which will be documented and turned into a concert film, album and booklet with profiles of the composers.
You can find complete details about the Must Love Cats project here on the band's website. Here is a video featuring the band members explaining the project.
Visit thehappymaladies.com for more on The Happy Maladies.
Acoustic guitar phenom Andy McKee performs downtown tonight at the Ballroom at Taft Theatre. Admission is $18 for the 7 p.m. show which, unlike most Ballroom performances, will be a seated affair.
Though he works his magic with just wood and strings, technology played a big role in McKee's success story. About seven years ago, McKee's label at the time posted on YouTube a few low-production videos of the fingerstyle guitar instrumentalist showcasing his compellingly original approach, which involves a lot of rhythmic slapping, alternate tunings, unusual fret fingering and other atypical elements.
Those simple videos launched McKee — who counts players like Michael Hedges and Preston Reed among his biggest influences — into the the upper echelon of viral video sensations, not because of something stupid (like most super-popular YouTube videos), but because of his gripping acoustic wizardry. The clip below, featuring his composition "Drifting," was one of the first posted; it now has more than 48 million views (other clips have a similarly stratospheric number of views).
McKee had released two critically acclaimed albums before 2005's Art of Motion, which featured the songs that would make him one of YouTube's biggest musical success stories. By the time 2007's Gates of Gnomeria was released, McKee was able to successfully tour the globe and play for large audiences everywhere he went, something that continues to this day (though he slowed down just slightly when he and his wife welcomed their first child). The Kansas native moved up to the Razor and Tie label for distribution and would go on to found the Guitar Masters Tour, sharing the spotlight with other acoustic alchemists and also helping the next generation of players with various guitar workshops. McKee's most recent release is 2010's Joyland; on his website in June, McKee said that he will be releasing new material gradually over several months instead of saving up material for a single album release.
• Tonight in the Taft Theatre's big room, Trampled By Turtles returns. The Minnesota band has built up a huge following by eschewing most of the traditional music biz support systems, like record labels. The DIY success story is ongoing as the progressive Americana/Bluegrass ensemble's popularity continues to skyrocket. The band just released its live album/DVD package Live at First Avenue earlier this week. Check out CityBeat's preview of the show and then take a look at a clip from the new release:
Tonight's show at the Taft starts at 9 p.m. with Nashville Indie Roots group The Apache Relay opening.Tickets are $22.50.
• While it's likely that most area fans of EDM are going to be checking out the big Ubahn Fest downtown tonight (and tomorrow; click here for details and previews), The Mad Frog in Corryville is also presenting a showcase of diverse, progressive Electronic music.
Named after a mini-game within Nintendo 64's Mario Party video games — a nod to 8-bit and gaming culture influences — Shy Guy Says is the work of rising Electronic music artist Jarrod Linne, who works out of Bloomington, Ind. Linne creatively mixes Hip Hop grooves and other elements with a multitude of EDM styles (Glitch, Trap, Electro, Downtempo House, etc.), never allowing himself to be easily pigeonholed by constantly exploring new sonic realms. The next Shy Guys Says release is the EP The Hellephant, coming out through the Rad Summer label. Look for the EP on Beatport this Monday and everywhere else Dec. 2. On Wednesday, TheUntz.com previewed the new EP track "Round 1 (They Meet)." Check it below:
Shy Guy Says will be joined by Indianapolis' Magnetic for tonight's Mad Frog show. Taking the same genre-blurring approach as Shy Guy, Magnetic's DJ sets blend remixes of other people's music with original tracks and are said to be uniquely engaging and energized. Rounding out tonight's bill is another Indy artist, Kodama, and Cincinnati's own Kaiten (aka Kurt Heer), who works with the label/promo group/management agency, Massive Detroit Records.
Doors open at 8 p.m. and music begins at 9 p.m. Cover charge is $5.
• Country music star Justin Moore pulls his tour into Bank of Kentucky Center tonight in Highland Heights, Ky. After performing in bands and writing songs for others, Moore scored a deal with Valory Music Group (part of Big Machine Records) in 2008. After a few successful singles, Moore's self-titled debut album was released in 2009 and promptly shot to No. 3 on the Country charts and No. 10 on the overall album chart. Moore recently released his third album, Off the Beaten Path, which hit No. 2 on the album chart (and No. 1 on the Country chart). Read more about Moore in CityBeat's preview here. And here's the video for the new album's single, "Point at You":
Tonight's Bank of Kentucky Center show features openers Randy Houser and Josh Thompson. The show starts at 7 p.m. Tickets range from $26.75-$39.75.
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What will Earth be like in, I dunno, a hundred years? Will it be full of "futuristic-hollywood-ized gadgets" and robotic servants? Will it be an apocolyptic playground of radiation? Or will it be somewhat the same, only a little warmer? Anyone care to make a detailed hypothesis of their own? -c
Deleted User2/16/2005 6:15:41 PM PermalinkIn the distant future I assume we will have developed some more efficient, more productive resource to feul our more developed, more advanced machines. If thats the case we most likely will have run across other intelligent, space-travelling aliens. Under this assumption I think the human race would join together to form one nation on earth and we would have world peace. We'd rally together solely for the reason that there would be life outside of our planet. Beam me up, Scotty.
Deleted User2/16/2005 6:11:38 PM PermalinkThere is no way to work around that my friend. They are a large influence in the world. I will not say anymore because I wish not to be booted from this place. It is my safe haven...whatever that means lol
Deleted User2/16/2005 5:59:02 PM Permalink[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] XploratorAlpha7 I would give my detailed hypothesis about the future of this world but discussion of government and religion are not aloud here...[/quote] Try and work around it. Instead of discussing Politics or Religion, just talk about how the population will be effected. What will work be like? Transportation? Exploration? Survival? By the way, I DO know what you mean. I have theories, but am unable to FULLY describe. -c
Deleted User2/16/2005 5:32:18 PM PermalinkThere will be a lot more tranvestites in one hundred year's time. Eddie Izzard said so.
Deleted User2/16/2005 5:27:14 PM PermalinkI would give my detailed hypothesis about the future of this world but discussion of government and religion are not aloud here...
Deleted User2/16/2005 4:52:17 PM Permalink[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] XploratorAlpha7 Think of the children? Who is thinking of them now? [/quote] Why, Mr. Jackson of course. -c
Deleted User2/16/2005 4:41:58 PM PermalinkBut the children!!! Think of the children!!! I, personally, think that we'll end up building a robot that builds better robots, that builds better robots, that builds better robots, until one day we live under the ruling thumb of robots, and are forced to live in isolated pods in which we are independently fed hallucinations of a different world where we all meet again, in one mutual "understanding" to keep us happy while they use our life-force energy as fuel and continue to pilage earth for minerals to spread the domination towards all planets in this galaxy, and then one day the universe. I've been working on the first robot for about 7 minutes now. I shall call him "Robot". -c [Edited on 2/16/2005 8:42:30 AM]
Deleted User2/16/2005 4:33:48 PM PermalinkThe landscape will change. Kiss Florida & California good bye...
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Thief reboot and new beta drivers from AMD are both available today
Let's get the bad news out of the way first. In a blog post earlier this week, Eidos confirmed that Thief, which launched today, doesn't have Mantle or TrueAudio support at the outset. However, support is coming soon (March), and in the meantime, AMD is serving up its Catalyst 14.2 beta drivers specifically with Thief in mind, though there are other reasons you might want to install the latest driver release as well.
In addition to updating its Crossfire profile and introducing performance improvements for Thief, AMD said it fixed some issues with Mantle in Battlefield 4 so that multi-GPU configurations (up to 4 GPUs) are now supported. AMD also added support for Frame Pacing for dual graphics and non-XDMA configurations above 2560x1600 with BF4 and Battlefield 3, and fixed a few additional issues, such as missing textures in Minecraft and corruption issues seen in X-plane.
You can find out more in the release notes and then download the driver direct from AMD .
As for Thief, minimum system requirements include a high-performance dual-core or quad-core CPU, 4GB of RAM, AMD Radeon 4800 series or Nvidia GTS 250 or higher graphics card with DirectX 10 support, and 20GB of storage space. Recommended specs include an AMD FX 8000 series or better or Intel Quad i7 Core CPU, 4+ GB of RAM, AMD Radeon R9 series or better or Nvidia GTX 660 series or better graphics card with DirectX 11 support, and 20GB storage space.


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Introduction to Professional Writing
Dr. Ray
This course prepares you to face workplace challenges that require professional communication skills in terms of writing and presentation. It will enable you to develop critical appreciation for core technical concepts including audience, context, persuasion, and purpose in writing situations with an emphasis on ethics in communication. You will be exposed to writing a variety of business collaterals, such as resumes, memos, proposals and reports in different contexts and for different purposes. Additionally, this course puts a huge emphasis on information design from a visual communication framework and challenges students to create technical documents from a defined visual perspective. Most importantly, you will find opportunities to collaborate with peers to share expertise, knowledge, and experience in a service-learning framework. By the end of this course, you will learn to design effective technical documents to solve problems with attention to text, visuals, format, usability, and citation. Textbook: Johnson-Sheehan, Technical Communication Today 4th ed.
Introduction to Professional Writing
Ms. Cosgrove
Introduction to Professional Writing is an introductory survey of concepts in professional writing, including audience analysis, research methods, visual thinking, and the composing process. This course includes a service-learning component.
Introduction to Professional Writing
Dr. Cummings
In this class, you will reflect on how rhetoric and visual design can inform effective communication in collaborative and technologically diverse contexts. Using print and online tools, you will explore the composing process through invention, collaboration, audience analysis, and revision. Besides composing traditional professional genres, like memos, proposals, instructions, and public relations materials, you will also reflect on how these can be redesigned and delivered in digital and networked contexts. Consequently, you will be required to experiment with various emerging Web 2.0 technologies, culminating in a major design project purposed for a specific professional audience. This course will enhance your ability to compose well-designed, persuasive, and purposeful texts in a variety of professional and academic contexts.
Classical Literature in Translation
Dr. Walker
The classical writings of ancient Greece and Rome are still very much alive in the multiple ways they have influenced our culture. We will sample a rich variety of texts that still speak to us today, including Homer's Iliad and Odyssey (courage, heroism, living by one's wits, wandering and returning home); tragedy by Aeschylus (Agamemnon [religious devotion vs. family loyalty, adultery, revenge]); philosophy by Plato (Apology of Socrates [devotion to personal principles vs. duty to the nation or state]); lyric poetry by Catullus (celebration of and cynicism about forbidden heterosexual love) and Sappho (lesbian love); Virgil's epic The Aeneid (duty to the gods vs. passionate personal love); Ovid's Metamorphoses (memorable accounts of the transformations of form that take place in classical myths). We will also give some attention to the influence of classical works on later literature and on our culture today. Reading quizzes, class participation, written responses, two tests. Text: The Norton Anthology of Western Literature. 9th ed. Vol. 1. Ed. Martin Puchner.
British Literature to 1800
Dr. Wentworth
As a survey of British literature from Beowulf (first recited in the eighth century) to the death of Samuel Johnson (1784), the course will consider such major authors as Geoffrey Chaucer, Christopher Marlowe, Ben Jonson, John Milton, Jonathan Swift, and Samuel Johnson; a broad variety of genres, including narrative poetry, utopian fiction, tragedy, comedy, Christian epic, travel narrative, biography, and the periodical essay; topical and thematic concerns such as wit, imagination, art and nature, reason and passion, life choices, happiness, gender roles, marriage, and crime and punishment; such concerns as the value and purpose of literature, strategies of interpretation, and various factors that figure into the enduring permanence of our featured writers; and the relevance of selected works to other works of literature students have read, the current arena of local, national and international affairs, contemporary popular culture, and other academic courses students have taken. In addition to such standard canonical texts as Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, Sir Thomas More's Utopia, Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus, Ben Jonson's Volpone, and John Milton's Paradise Lost, we will also be reading and discussing a number of texts with which you are most likely familiar such as Mary Astell's "Some Reflections upon Marriage," Daniel Defoe's "The Cons of Marriage," Aphra Behn's prose novella Oroonoko, or The Royal Slave, Eliza Haywood's prose novella Fantomima; or, Love in a Maze, Jonathan Swift's "The Lady's Dressing Room," and Samuel Johnson's prose novella The History of Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia. Required texts: Geoffrey Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales (translated into modern English by Nevill Coghill); The Norton Anthology of English Literature, Vol. 1B: The Sixteenth Century and the Early Seventeenth Century; The Norton Anthology of English Literature, Vol C: The Restoration and the Eighteenth Century.
African American Literature
Dr. Marlon
This class will focus on major writers and literary themes of the Harlem Renaissance Era. Requirements: Weekly quizzes and one major essay. Textbook: Norton Anthology of African American Literature, 3rd ed., Volume One. This is an online course.
Writing for Business
Ms. Mathews
Professional writing is not just crossing the T's and dotting the I's. Writing on the job requires knowing the types of documents that are familiar to our bosses and co-workers, so they can find information quickly. Each of these documents has certain conventions and requirements we need to master to communicate effectively - and efficiently - in the workplace. In this course, we will focus on analyzing and producing rhetorically effective workplace writing with an eye to audience awareness, using different genres, and developing a professional tone throughout. Students will work individually and in groups on projects that range from letters and resumes to reports and proposals. The course is suitable for students of any major who want to improve their professional writing skills and thus their career potential. Text: Meyer, Sebranek, and Van Rhys, Write for Business/A Compact Guide to Writing & Communicating in the Workplace.
Shakespeare: Early Plays/Poems
Dr. Walker
The course covers six plays chosen from those written in the first half of Shakespeare's career to represent the major genres of tragedy (Titus Andronicus), history (Henry VI, Richard III), comedy (A Midsummer Night's Dream) narrative poem (The Rape of Lucrece).We will give attention to such matters as cultural context, gender, genre, and performance. Informal responses, reading quizzes, oral presentation, critical paper of 2000 words, midterm, and final. Text: The Complete Works of Shakespeare. Ed. David Bevington. 7th ed.
Literature for Young Adults
Dr. Malo
There is no better time to read young adult literature than the summer and this course will provide you with the best beach reading available: the "canon" of young adult literature. In this course we will read seminal titles as well as some modern "classics," and will interrogate texts from various critical lenses discussing issues such as censorship, race, gender, class, and sexual orientation and identity.
LGBT Studies in Literature
Dr. Moore
This course introduces students to major frameworks and debates in the field of lesbian-gay-bisexual-transgender studies and aims to cultivate a sexuality studies methodology for literary analysis. Requirements include weekly concept quizzes and short analytical essays that apply various LGBT frameworks to the study of literature. Textbook: Finding Out: An Introduction to LGBT Studies, Second Edition (Sage, 2014) and other texts provided by instructor coursepack. This is an online course.
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Introduction to Professional Writing
Dr. Atkins
Students should have basic technology skills and have access to the internet and Blackboard. Students should have basic technology skills (adept with email, attachments, blackboard, etc.). The course will introduce students to strands of Professional Writing like design, resume writing, and multimedia. Students will also review and evaluate a number of online and traditional texts ranging from websites to professional reports. Students will also learn multiple theories of professional writing. While students will work with traditional documents, they will also address the integration of multimedia.
Access to Blackboard and the internet for the full second summer session is required by all students.
Introduction to Professional Writing
Dr. Ray
This course prepares you to face workplace challenges that require professional communication skills in terms of writing and presentation. It will enable you to develop critical appreciation for core technical concepts including audience, context, persuasion, and purpose in writing situations with an emphasis on ethics in communication. You will be exposed to writing a variety of business collaterals, such as resumes, memos, proposals and reports in different contexts and for different purposes. Additionally, this course puts a huge emphasis on information design from a visual communication framework and challenges students to create technical documents from a defined visual perspective. Most importantly, you will find opportunities to collaborate with peers to share expertise, knowledge, and experience in a service-learning framework. By the end of this course, you will learn to design effective technical documents to solve problems with attention to text, visuals, format, usability, and citation. . Textbook: Johnson-Sheehan, Technical Communication Today. 4th ed.
Introduction to Professional Writing
Dr. Reilly
This course introduces students to professional writing as a field of study while providing instruction in organizational research and writing skills beneficial to students from any discipline. Students will learn to analyze writing situations and produce both print and electronic texts, such as memos, email, documentation, and websites, for use in organizational contexts. Course work includes writing projects and presentations and involves service learning. All course material will be freely available online.
Introduction to Literary Studies
Dr. Gilbert
Having patiently copied every word in the prison library's dictionary and read every book in the library's collections, Malcolm X realized, "I had never been so truly free in my life. . . . [A] new world opened to me, of being able to read and understand." Indeed, literature is more than words etched on a page; it is and can be a source of personal, political, social, and cultural liberation. In this course, we will study a mixture of genres and narratives with an eye toward shaping our responses to a particular text and constructing meaning in a collaborative setting. Assignments may include several critical essays and a presentation.
Dr. Porco
In this course, students will become familiar with Greek, Roman, and Norse Mythology, as well as myths from other cultures— from King Arthur and Camelot (England) to the Trickster and Badman (Africa), from Celtic myths (Ireland) to comic book mythology (Marvel and DC). In addition to analysis of myths, students will learn different approaches to the study of mythology. They will also explore how mythological narratives affect our own culture and can inform our reading of literature. Students will spend time considering the recent cultural interest in superheroes (e.g., why are "origin stories" so important in comic book mythology?); the presence of Trickster and Badman figures in rap music and hip-hop culture (e.g., from N.W.A. to the Notorious B.I.G.); and the ways in which contemporary writers revise and rewrite traditional myths.
This is a fully online course. Assignments may include weekly discussion board participation, short quizzes, and writing activities (formal and informal).
Essay Writing
Dr. Kamenish
Writing and Technology
Dr. Atkins
Students should have access to the internet and Blackboard. Students should have basic technology skills (adept with email, attachments, blackboard, etc.). The course will focus on the design of writing and composing as well as the multimedia technologies used to produce and distribute them. Students will also research both traditional and contemporary theories of professional writing. The multimedia technologies and design strategies we experience in the course will be useful in careers associated with professional writers and professional communicators.
Access to Blackboard and the internet throughout the full second summer session is required by all students.
Studies in Literature
Dr. Wentworth
"Many native traditions held clowns and tricksters as essential to any contact with the sacred. People could not pray until they had laughed, because laughter opens and frees from rigid preconception. Humans had to have tricksters within the most sacred ceremonies lest they forget the sacred comes through upset, reversal, surprise. The trickster in most native traditions is essential to creation, to birth." (Professor Byrd Gibbens, Professor of English, University of Arkansas at Little Rock. From a letter to George Carlin.)
Regardless of the expression "laughing like a hyena," laughter is supposedly unique to the human species. So it would seem, if only in terms of the human condition, that "laughing matters." Come to think of it, we all enjoy a good laugh, whether the source of such voluble risibility is an off-color limerick, another befuddling day in the life of Homer Simpson, Cosmo Kramer's latest "brilliant brain scheme," the "funny papers," or, in the case of our course, the manic adolescent escapades of Paul Feig, George Carlin's irreverent rants on everything under the sun (and moon, for that matter), the assorted true-life misadventures of David Sedaris and Beth Lisick, Bill Bryson's hilarious account of hiking the Appalachian Trail, and Dave Barry's reflections on the absolutely worst American pop lyrics ever written—all of which should confirm beyond a doubt that, indeed, "laughter is the best medicine." Featured texts include Paul Feig, Kick Me: Adventures in Adolescence; David Sedaris, Naked; Celia Rivenbark, We're Just Like You, Only Prettier: Confessions of a Tarnished Southern Belle; Bill Bryson, A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail; Beth Lisick, Everybody into the Pool; Dave Barry, Dave Barry's Book of Bad Songs; George Carlin, Napalm and Silly Putty; Garrison Keillor, Lake Woebegone Days; and Simon J. Bronner, Piled Higher and Deeper: The Folklore of Campus Life—Legends, Beliefs, Songs, Games, Jokes, Festivals, Slang, Ghost Stories and Other Traditions from American Colleges and Universities.


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Does the bash script from srjones not work anymore?
The one that automates the linux editing??
Does the bash script from srjones not work anymore?
The one that automates the linux editing??
I have really searched the internet, but couldn't understand how to use the payloads with psfreedom in nokia n900. Is there a command I can type in x-terminal after enabling the jb?
can someone please make it for ipod video 5g, thank you!
give this a go mate, let me know if it works. cheers
It still is working for the hermes v4 to compile a hex for the minimus (32) board. Tried it a minute ago
I would not recommend using that script for boards other than minimus, because the script changes the psgroove.c source file with some board specified lines!
The bash script shouldn't be needed any longer because the lufa-lib has been updated.
But I don't know, I don't use a minimus 32 so I cant tell you either way so trial and error.
Someone can make an Hex file for AVRKey with led working plz ?
try this one let me know if works please
i just wished psfreedom or psgroove worked with my ipod touch 2g..
The problem with the hermes source isn't only the lufa lib. If you want to compile it in linux you have to change the makefile.payload.
This is what you can do:
1) delete the lufa-lib folder which is included in the hermes v4 release
2) copy the lufa-lib folder from the current PL3/psgroove repository that has all the neccessary LEDs.h files included
3) Extract the attached file "bashscript_and_edited_makefile.rar" to your hermes v4 source (Yes - Overwrite the Makefile)
4) open a shell - change to the source directory and type ./build_hex.sh
I changed kakarotos build_hex.sh to fit the needs of the hermes v4 release.
I also attached all hex files that i created using this method and using the PL3's lufa-lib.
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Dunes, Drawing and Dendrology: Beach Walk and Talk
at Conference House Park Visitor Center (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
12:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Take a guided walk along a section of Conference House Park's nearly two-mile shoreline and learn why Conference House Park's wetlands and natural dunes are so important.
Category: Birding, Education, Nature, Earth Day & Arbor Day, Talks, Waterfront
Spring Kick-off: Gardening in Sherman Creek
at Sherman Creek Park (in Sherman Creek), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Kick off the spring season in Sherman Creek Park with various gardening projects. In addition to weeding and cutting back perennials you will learn about native meadow plants and how…
Category: Nature, Volunteer
Master Story Tellers Opening Reception
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
12:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Celebrate the opening of Master Story Tellers exhibition; classic tales from HAns Christian Andersen, the Brothers Grimm, Edgar Allan Poe and other master story…
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Spring Break at Prospect Park
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn , Lefferts Historic House (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn , The Carousel (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
12:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Join the Prospect Park Alliance during Spring Break for family-friendly activities at the Prospect Park Audubon Center, Lefferts Historic House and the Carousel.
Category: Education, Nature, Kids, School Break
Historic New York: Old Croton Aqueduct
at Mosholu Avenue and Broadway (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
This historic walking tour along the original site will discuss the history of the old Croton Aqueduct system and its role in shaping New York City's past.
Category: History, Tours, Talks
Chirps and Tweets Family Walk
at Wave Hill, Bronx
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Can you mimic a bird call? Discover a range of birds that fly through Wave Hill, on a walk with naturalist and educator Gabriel Willow on a walk through the gardens and woodlands. Ages…
Category: Birding, Nature, Tours
A Talk with Literary Historian Michael Patrick Hearn
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Michael Patrick Hearn has remained one of the most respected contemporary writers about children's literature since the publication of The Annotated Wizard of Oz right…
Category: Art, Talks
Winter Workspace Open Studios
at Glyndor Gallery (in Wave Hill), Bronx
1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
For the sixth winter, Glyndor Gallery is transformed into studio spaces for artists to develop new work and offer opportunities for public interaction in the context of the garden.…
Category: Art, Talks
GreenThumb Workshop: Square Foot Gardening 101-Companion Planting
at Franklin Memorial Garden (in ), Bronx
1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Square Foot Gardening is a simple and practical method for planting to maximize your growing space by breaking it down into square foot sections.
Category: Nature, Kids
Kite Making Workshop
at Staten Island Makerspace, Staten Island
1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Families work together to make rotating box kites.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Education, Art, Kids
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WHO has expressed concern over the increase in human cases of infection with Middle East respiratory syndrome, or MERS, coronavirus in the past few weeks, particularly in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
According to WHO, two significant outbreaks have occurred in health facilities, where numerous cases of human-to-human transmission, especially among health care workers, have been reported.
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"Approximately 75% of the recently reported cases are secondary cases, meaning that they are considered to have acquired the infection from another case through human-to-human transmission," Ala Alwan, MD, WHO regional director for the Eastern Mediterranean, said in a press release. "The majority of these secondary cases have been infected within the health care setting and are mainly health care workers, although several patients are also considered to have been infected with [MERS] while in hospital for other reasons."
In particular, WHO is concerned about the lack of information from Saudi health officials about the mode of transmission and source of the infection, as well as details about the two health care facility outbreaks. The health organization has proposed to partner with both Saudi and UAE officials to investigate the recent spike in cases.
Since September 2012, WHO has reported 254 cases of MERS infection and 93 deaths. Besides the Middle East, cases have been reported across Europe, North Africa and Asia. Several recent cases, including one documented in Greece last week, have been imported from Saudi Arabia or UAE. WHO is urging health officials to heighten surveillance of the disease and report any signs of sustained human-to-human transmission.
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I want to give credit for FireRed/LeafGreen Music, because I KNOW I got them in this board. It was a zip containing all the mp3 files of these games. I'm using them either way, but I want to credit whoever provided them. But I can't seem to find that user anymore.
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