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SciFi Sunday (November 16)
Join us for "SCIFI Sunday" this Sunday, November 16th as we premiere two new SciFi films — "The Congress" at 1:30pm and "The Zero Theorem" at 4pm — and wrap up our 7th annual Cape Ann Film Fest with the 1960's classic "Barbarella", hosted by Pop Gallery.
Sun. Nov. 16 @ 1:30pm
Encore Showtimes: Tue. Nov. 18 @ 5:00pm; Thu. Nov. 20 @ 5:00pm
In an alternate reality as weird and wonderful as "Adaptation" and "Being John Malkovich," actress Robin Wright ("House of Cards") is made an offer she can't refuse… allow a Hollywood studio to scan her entire being into a computer and own her image in perpetuity… for an astronomical fee.
Sun. Nov. 16 @ 4:00pm
Encore Showtimes: Mon. Nov. 17 @ 4:00pm; Wed. Nov. 19 @ 5:00pm
Former Python Terry Gilliam's unofficial final installment in his Orwellian trilogy that began with "Brazil" (1985) and "12 Monkeys" (1995) is about a reclusive computer genius (Oscar winner Christoph Waltz) who is working on a formula to determine if life has any meaning.
Sun. Nov. 16 @ 6:30pm
In the 41st century, astronaut Barbarella (Jane Fonda) is a stylish and scantily-clad champion of justice, on a mission to save the Earth (when she's not making love with everything, that is). This campy, kitsch classic is true relic of the 1960s is not to be missed, and provided much fodder for the "Austin Powers."
Hosted by Pop Gallery
Tickets for this event is $7.50 General Admission
I WICKED "HEART" THE 80s (Sat. Nov. 15)
Join us for a day of blasts from the past as we celebrate a trio of the 1980s best movies––the revolutionary "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" (1988), the legendary fan-made tribute "Raiders Of The Lost Ark: The Adaptation" (1982-89), and music parody king Weird Al Yankovic's only feature, "UHF" (1989).
WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT? (4:00pm)
Disney's breakthrough 1988 film combined live action with animation in ways never achieved before, and the result was a thoroughly entertaining trip through Toontown, in which the toon-averse human private eye Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins) must clear popular toon star Roger Rabbit (voice of Charles Fleischer) of murder.
RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK: THE ADAPTATION (7:30pm)
In 1982, three kids from Mississippi set out to pay the ultimate tribute to their favorite movie of all time––Steven Spielberg's "Raiders of the Lost Ark." With a Betamax video camera in hand, they spend the next 6+ years filming their opus, and by special arrangement, you can finally see it in all its homemade glory. Join us for a live SKYPE with producer-director-star Chris Strompolos.
UHF (10:00pm)
Weird Al Yankovic's one and only feature film was this 1989 spoof of TV and movies, in which Al inherits a TV station and has to stage a telethon to save it. Enjoy a pre-show of Weird Al tidbits curated by the CACS's maniacal fan (and aspiring novelty recording artist) Rob "Fig" Newton.
"Magician – The Astonishing Life and Work of Orson Welles" | Special Guest Garen Daly
"If you want a happy ending, that depends, of course, on where you stop your story."
~ Orson Welles
Join us on Friday, November 14 at 7:30pm for a special festival screening of "Magician The Astonishing Life and Work of Orson Welles", with special guest Garen Daly, the former Curator of the Orson Welles Cinema.
Oscar winner Chuck Workman looks at the remarkable genius of Orson Welles on the eve of his centenary–the enigma of his career as a Hollywood star, a Hollywood director (for some a Hollywood failure), and a crucially important independent filmmaker.
Tickets are $10.50 Adults; $9.00 Seniors and Students; and $7.50 CACS Members. Advance tickets are preferred. Click on the green "buy tickets" button to purchase your tickets today.
"East End Sushi" & Sushi(Mon. Nov 10 @ 6:30pm)
Not Your Typical Mexican Cuisine…
Join us for this special CAFF 2014 screening of "East Side Sushi", Monday, November 10 at 6:30pm, with sushi available to order from Latitude 43.
"East Side Sushi"
Single Latina mother Juana lands a position as a kitchen assistant at a local Japanese restaurant, and there she discovers a new friendship and a whole new world of cuisine and culture, far-removed from everything she has ever known.
Place Your Sushi Order NOW!
Enjoy a sushi meal from Latitude 43 while watching the movie! Click on the sushi image to complete your order in advance. Email your completed form or stop by the Cape Ann Cinema to place your before 5:00pm to enjoy your meal with the movie.
Tickets are $10.50 Adults; $9.00 Seniors/Students; and $7.50 for CAC members. Sushi orders are paid in addition to placed meal orders.
BIG NEWS! – The 7th Annual Cape Ann Film Festival! (Oct. 30-Nov. 16, 2014)
Hello Film Fan Friend Of Mine,
Remember that scene in "Grease" when Danny Zuko (John Travolta) was bragging to his friends (in a song way too potty-mouthed to be in a PG-rated movie) about what an amazing car his old jalopy would be after they fixed it up in auto shop class? A patron recently commented that our humble, wee movie loft's 7-year transformation was a lot like that of Zuko's "Greased Lightning." However, this was one of those times where you have to accept a compliment while at the same time politely rejecting the package in which it was delivered, as the analogy was too flawed to let ride.
I kindly explained that the Cape Ann Community Cinema was never a hunk of junk like Zuko's death trap––or a Sandy Olsson, for that matter––in need of a total makeover to make it attractive or useful to anyone. Granted, we have gotten by with a lot of "previously loved" items––couches, fixtures, and the bric-a-brac paddywhack decor––but that contributes to the charm. After all, isn't it appropriate that a place in which people come together to watch hundreds of stories every year be populated by a collection of hundreds of things with stories of their own?
The room alone tells countless stories. That pink wingback armchair? It belonged to someone's late mother, and it serves as a loving comfort to them with every visit. That hoosier cabinet that now dispenses our popcorn toppings of many lands? With it, someone else's grandmother taught them how to make pies. So with every item that finds its way to us and with every story someone feels comfortable enough to share during their time here, the mojo that makes us is made a little more magical.
We'd rather you compare us to the ginger gem Andie Walsh (Molly Ringwald) in "Pretty In Pink." She was focused, independent, and could make something grand out of nearly nothing. She, like us, also hung out over a record store. We, however, would have tried a little tenderness and ditched the richie-rich, stuffed-Izod shirt Blaine (Andrew McCarthy) in favor of letting the lovable dork Duckie (Jon Cryer) take us to the prom.
Our humble, wee movie loft's 7-year transformation continues. We hit a grand slam this past summer with the HarborWalk Summer Cinema, and are making plans for an encore in 2015. We helped some friends in Lowell open a community cinema of their own, The Luna Theater at Mill No. 5. And thanks to the generosity of our regular patrons and a local foundation, the technical improvements to our projection and sound are now complete. And we are also looking into converting our upstairs lobby into a small screening room so that we can officially be a miniplex.
The most obvious change this year (apart from the monolithic, center-of-the-room "hush box" in which the new, probably self-aware projector lives) is in our name. While "Cape Ann Community Cinema" was certainly very explanatory, our new name, which better reflects the scope of what we offer, is "The Cape Ann Cinema & Stage," with the tag line, "Couches. Community. Culture."
Why "Stage"? Because in case you haven't seen it yet, we now have a 30′ performance stage, complete with thoroughly modern theatrical lighting. While we are still 95% movies, we do occasionally host music, comedy, and theater, all of which will come together in December when we present Tom Lehrer's "Tomfoolery" (see below). Like our Cinema, this show is homegrown, by local folks, with local folks, for local folks. It's a hilarious show, and we hope you are able to join us for it.
Before that, of course, there's this, our 7th Annual Cape Ann Film Festival––43 films in 18 days with special guests and events. Yes, we have always programmed year-round like we are a film festival that never ends, but we still like to let loose every November and share with the world a Whitman's Sampler of who we are and what we do in one relatively short burst.
So scour these digital pages of pure, cinematic joy like it were the Sears or Spiegel catalog, make your "watch list" like you were writing to Santa Claus, and let us entertain, enlighten, and enrich you with the gift of film in the comfort of this wonderful place that we have all created together.
CAFF OPENING NIGHT – "Meet My Shorts!" Short Film Showcase (Thurs. Oct. 30 @ 7:30pm)
Help us kick off the 7th Annual Cape Ann Film Festival in style and join us for this quartet of short films!
In Jay Sosnicki's darkly comic GOD GIVES NOTICE, the Father, the Son, and the Devil Himself hash things out in an all-night diner.
Shoshanah Rosenbaum's supernatural thriller THE GOBLIN BABY is a spooky Halloween treat that
speaks to the fears of all new parents.
ME, YOU & HER is a sci-fi farce that pits a 20-something slacker against better, alternate versions of herself.
Director Erin Enberg and star Erika Wilson personally present The World War II mystery ARABEL.
And finally, director Jon Halverson presents his Gloucester-set drama STILLWATER.
Tickets are $10.50 adults, $9.00 students & seniors, and $7.50 for Cinema Members. Cinema Membership is free with the purchase of 10-pack of discount tickets.
CAFF Dinner & Movie Event – "Soul Of A Banquet" (Sun. Nov. 9 @ 6:30pm)
Director Wayne Wang ("The Joy Luck Club") takes us into the world of Cecilia Chiang, the woman who introduced America to authentic Chinese food. Chiang opened her internationally renowned restaurant The Mandarin in 1961 in San Francisco and went on to change the course of cuisine in America. The film is equal parts a delectable showcase of gastronomy and a touching portrait of Chiang's journey from a childhood in Beijing before the Cultural Revolution to accidental restaurateur on the west coast of the United States. "Soul Of A Banquet" features interviews with Alice Waters, Ruth Reichl, and Cecilia Chiang herself.
Enjoy Chef Corey Grammas's delectable light Northern Chinese meal, consisting of:
Vegetable Dumplings with a Hoisin dipping sauce
Vegetable Lo Mein
Duck Confit & Napa Cabbage Salad
Green Tea Ice Cream
Tickets for this special event are $20.00 General Admission, $18.00 for Members of the Cape Ann Farmers' Market and the Cape Ann (Community) Cinema & Stage. A ticket includes the film and the meal, with drinks available for purchase at the bar. Members receive a $2.00 discount off a la carte items (including alcohol) at the snack bar. All tickets benefit The Cape Ann Farmers' Market.


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"The drug is dispensed as a vial, so it's traditionally handled multiple times for multiple doses," says Gary Kerr, MBA, PharmD, director of pharmacy services for Baystate Health. "There are several issues surrounding the scanning process—the vial can be left unsecured, on the automated dispensing cabinet (ADC) or in another area altogether. Nurses can travel with the vials in their pockets or not return them to the dispensing cabinets rendering the inventory tracking systems useless." The flawed process started with withdrawal of the multi-dose vial from the ADC, included movement through multiple patient rooms for administration of the medication, and ended with numerous temporary disparate storage locations.
Bar-coding at the bedside in itself is designed to manage down medication administration errors. However, in addition to complying with Joint Commission patient safety standards related to insulin, Baystate was struggling with:
To resolve the insulin safety problems, the pharmacy leadership team implemented a project to improve Joint Commission compliance, smooth nursing workflow, and reduce the number of potential medication errors associated with insulin.
"This style of approach to patient safety issues is what separates organizations that just want to 'pass' their accreditation survey with those that embrace the concept of ensuring safe patient care every day" says WendySue Woods, RN, MHSA, CSHA, senior consultant for The Greeley Company, a division of HCPro.
Kerr and his team investigated the possibility of affixing a small roll of scannable bar-coded labels to each vial of insulin to control some of the above mentioned issues. Baystate chose two nursing units to pilot test this plan. Both the pharmacy and nursing departments collaborated to come up with the best process for both parties.
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March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month!
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The U.S. highlights the issue of gambling disorders with Problem Gambling Awareness Month throughout March 2016.
An estimated 81,000 Oregon adults has a gambling problem — that's about 9,600 adults here in Lane County, or one in every 37 adults. Recently, the American Psychiatric Association released its latest diagnostic manual (DSM-5), putting "gambling disorder" in its own category of a behavioral addiction, very similar to alcohol and drug addiction.
"Clues about a gambling problem are often hidden, sometimes even behind other addictions and mental health issues," said Julie Hynes, Lane County problem gambling prevention coordinator.
Sometimes, clues can be a little more obvious, especially this time of year, during March Madness. Hynes says the wagers made in Nevada on the NCAA basketball tournament will likely reach a record $119 million. It is important to note, that figure is only counting the legal wagers in that state (it's currently not legal to bet on sports outside Nevada and New Jersey). Those who play tournament brackets typically do it for fun – but some take brackets too far, spending more than they can afford.
Local efforts to help highlight awareness include a young adult video contest and middle school art search, sponsored by the Lane County Problem Gambling Advisory Committee. Both events include prizes for ALL eligible participants – proving that no gambling is involved.
"We want people to know that help is still free and available for problem gamblers and their loved ones," said Hynes. "Too often this addiction goes hidden and unrecognized. People need to know that gambling disorders are preventable and treatable."
About 200 gamblers and families were treated through the Emergence Gambling Treatment Program last year in Lane County. Anyone concerned about their own gambling behavior, or that of a loved one, can get help by calling the statewide gambling help line, 1-877-MY-LIMIT (877-695-4648), or chat online at www.opgr.org.
Local efforts:
- Middle school poster contest (art search)
- Video contest
- Middle school presentations
- Facebook | Twitter | Instagram social media awareness messages
- Supporting efforts nationwide
- Lane County Problem Gambling Prevention: www.preventionlane.org/gambling
- National Problem Gambling Awareness Month website: www.npgam.org/
- Oregon Problem Gambling Resource website
- Emergence Gambling Treatment Program (Lane County)
- DSM-5, American Psychiatric Association, Reference on Gambling Disorders
- Please use #PGAM when posting or tweeting about Awareness Month!
Other Contacts:
- Michele Tantriella-Modell, Emergence Gambling Program Director: 541.741.7107
- Ronda Hatefi, Lane County Problem Gambling Advisory Committee Chair: 541.688.7101
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HOWTO: Get Exchange 2000/2003 mailbox statistics remotely using WMI
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Of course you cannot use WMI to manage Exchange 2007, obviously Powershell is more power full and recommended to be used on Exchange 2007 Server. We will talk about Powershell and how to do same for 2007 later. For now you can use following script to get the statistics data from Exchange WMI Provider...
19 Nov 2008
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HOWTO: Programmatically enumerate permissions on Exchange 2003 Mailbox Store
Vikas - MSFT
This was a tough one and was lots of learning for me as well. Me and my colleague was working on a customer issue where his intentions were to list all the permissions on Exchange 2003 Mailbox Store. Of course one can go to Exchange System Manager (ESM), but considering an environment with 20+ Exchange...
31 Oct 2008
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Are you using Exchange Web Services ?
Vikas - MSFT
If yes then I would like to hear from you. Your experiences, challenges, things you feel are barriers and things that could make it even better. Do you need samples? What sort of operations you want to perform using Exchange Web Services? You may ask me why I want to know all this.. well... I am developer...
11 Aug 2008
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HOWTO: WebDAV: EWS: Programmatically recover soft deleted items from dumpster
Vikas - MSFT
As you may already know, EWS has support for Soft-Deleting items but the irony is it cannot access the soft-deleted items. This is a design challenge and product group is aware of this limitation. Hopefully we should see this support natively in EWS sooner or later. If you really need a solution or as...
28 Apr 2008
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HOWTO: EWS: Update IsRead Flag for items using Exchange Web Services
Vikas - MSFT
First thing first, you cannot use Exchange Web Services (as of now) to update the IsRead flag for items other than MessageType. MessageType has IsRead property in place to update the MAPI property PR_MESSAGE_FLAGS. Product group is aware of this limitation and very soon we should see an fix for this...
30 Nov 2007
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HOWTO: EWS: Consume Exchange Web Service from VBScript
Vikas - MSFT
Yes you can consume Exchange Web Service using VBScript or any language / platform which support HTML. In this sample, I have used XMLHTTP to send/receive soap request/response. Then I have used MSXML Document to parse the XML returned by the server to get the response code. I have converted my...
21 Nov 2007
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HOWTO: EWS: Disable Out-of-office / OOF message
Vikas - MSFT
WebDav is definitely de-emphasized and not recommended to develop applications for Exchange 2007. But WebDav was still the easiest method to disable OOF message. I was not surprised to see it NOT working against Exchange 2007 to disable the OOF message. I have a better solution for you… use my favorite...
19 Nov 2007
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HOWTO: EWS: Find all folders inside a parent folder, helpful in generating a folder tree
Vikas - MSFT
Looks cool isn't it? I have created this folder tree for my mailbox using Exchange Web Services. You can do the very same. Here is the code which I am using to get all the folders inside a folder and recursively go deep-n-deep until your reach the core. Here is the sample code… ///...
14 Nov 2007
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HOWTO: OOM: Getting Primary SMTP Address from X500
Vikas - MSFT
Getting primary address from X500 address was always a pain when using OOM. Thank to these guys who realized this pain and built in this functionality in Outlook 2007 Object Model. I have figured out a way to get this value from within OOM for Outlook 2003 & below as well. How it works =========...
24 Oct 2007
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HOWTO: EWS: Add attachments to existing items on server
Vikas - MSFT
Forgot to add that attachment? Using exchange web service you can add it back to the item on the server. The code is simple and very easy to understand. It takes two parameters itemID – where attachment will be added, & strFileName – complete path to the local file. private bool AddAttachment...
16 Oct 2007
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HOWTO: EWS: Get LastModifiedTime for Items
Vikas - MSFT
So wondering where is LastModifiedTime? Exchange Web Services does not seem to give you the hint when the item was last modified. This property is not available in ItemType and expected to be available only after Exchange 2007 SP1. You can get the LastModifiedTime with the help of ExtendedProperty...
16 Oct 2007
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HOWTO: EWS: Use GetAttachment to download attachments off Mail/Appointment
Vikas - MSFT
I have fallen for exchange web services. There are endless possibilities with exchange web services, and product group is still working to make it even better. Today I have created a neat sample to download attachments off Exchange Server Sample: DownloadAttachments Input Params: itemID , folder...
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T-ara, SPEED,The SEEYA, and Seunghee release MV for winter song 'Don't Forget Me'
MBK Entertainment artists, T-ara, SPEED, The SEEYA, and Seunghee, have teamed up for a winter song called "Don't Forget Me"!The track "Don't Forget Me" starts off with bell instrumentals to heighten the Winter atmosphere and transitions into acoustics and piano in order to bring out warmer tone of the track. To further enhance the vibe of the song, the artists head out to enjoy some snow activities with one another, showing so
Jung Woo Sung and Kim Ha Neul to come together for the film 'Don't Forget Me'
Jung Woo Sung and Kim Ha Neul will test out their chemistry in the upcoming film 'Don't Forget Me'! Kim Ha Neul's agency rep told Newsen on the 13th, "Kim Ha Neul has been confirmed to star in the film 'Don't Forget Me'. She will act as a couple with Jung Woo Sung."'Don't Forget Me', for which Jung Woo Sung took part in producing, portrays the story of a man who loses his memory through an accident and falls in love while slowly recollecting his
Suzy sings "Don't Forget Me" for 'Book of the House of Gu' OST
miss A's Suzy has lent her voice for the track "Don't Forget Me" for her MBC drama 'Book of the House of Gu' OST! "Don't Forget Me" is a ballad song composed by Kim Sun Min and features a soothing melody and orchestral accompaniment. As the title already hints, the song expresses the hope to not be forgotten by the person one loves. The song portrays a softer side of Suzy's character Dahm Yuh Wool and her love for Choi Kang Chi.
Singer Sohyang lends her voice for 'IRIS 2' OST with remake of "Don't Forget Me"
Singer Sohyang is here to have you reminisce as she sings the remake of "Don't Forget Me", which was a song by Baek Ji Young for the originial 'IRIS', for 'IRIS 2'! The songstress has made a name for herself with her appearances on 'I Am a Singer', and has been entrusted with the task of helping to convey the mood of the romance scenes in the action packed drama. So take a listen below through the music video featuring scenes from the s
Girl's Day releases 'Let's Dance' tutorial for "Don't Forget Me"
Girl's Day have released a 'Let's Dance' tutorial video for their latest track, "Don't Forget Me". Girl's Day returned as a four-member group after six months with their 5th single 'Girl's Day Party #5′ and its title track "Don't Forget Me". The music video depicts member Hyeri experiencing her first love and reflecting back on the memory. The lyrics sing of a girl and a boy who fall for each other, but are unable to convey their emotions
Girl's Day says "Don't Forget Me" on 'Inkigayo'!
Idol girl group Girl's Day (Sojin, Yura, Minah, and Hyeri) has returned with "Don't Forget Me"! Dream Tea Entertainment told allkpop, "The concept this time around is sexy and feminine at the same time. To express their new sophisticated concept, the group chose the color black with spots of youthful color to be mixed and matched into their looks. It's also the fall season which is perfect for a more mature image and music style.
Girl's Day's Minah stands on 'Show! Music Core' stage with rookie group CHAOS
Girl's Day's Minah joined rookie group CHAOS' "Kiss Kiss" (feat. MIJI) on stage for 'Show! Music Core'. The label previously stated, "Girl's Day's Minah will be supporting rookie group CHAOS' 'Kiss Kiss' stage on MBC's 'Show! Music Core'." CHAOS' "Kiss Kiss" tells the story of a man who wants to become invisible so he can kiss the woman he loves. Minah featured on their stage as the woman the group is in love with. Minah commented, "I'm
Girl's Day says "Don't Forget Me" on 'Music Core'!
Idol girl group Girl's Day (Sojin, Yura, Minah, and Hyeri) has returned with "Don't Forget Me"! Dream Tea Entertainment told allkpop, "The concept this time around is sexy and feminine at the same time. To express their new sophisticated concept, the group chose the color black with spots of youthful color to be mixed and matched into their looks. It's also the fall season which is perfect for a more mature image and music style.
Girl's Day discusses their comeback through 'CSI: Girl's Day'
A 'CSI: Girl's Day' segment has been released to give fans a better understanding and a closer look at the comeback of Girl's Day! 'CSI' is said to stand for "Coming Soon Interview", and features a question and answer session with various artists. Girl's Day participated in the segment and discussed everything from their thoughts on their new matured image to the strengths and weaknesses of each member. Check it out below (English capti
Girl's Day ranks high on real time charts with "Don't Forget Me"
Returning to the music scene after six months, Girl's Day is off to a solid start with the release of their new single "Don't Forget Me". Their agency revealed on the 27th, "Girl's Day's new song 'Don't Forget Me' has claimed the #1 spot on Bugs, #5 on Melon and Naver Music, #2 on Soribada and Daum, and more on various music charts... Thanks to the rise in popularity with their song, they will be introducing a program as part of KBS2' 'Kor


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This is great for outdoor dogs or cats, this way their water is always available. Great if you have cats that stay outside, they always have water.
Easy to clean, chord is chew resistant.
Pros: Keeps water from freezing
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I use this in the winter because I feed a couple of stray cats in the neighborhood. It keeps ice from freezing and is really nice. The birds also will drink from this.
Pros: Keeps water from freezing
Cons: Still have to go outside to clean it
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Its a warm feeling to know your pet has water when the weather outside is so cold or freezing. A neighbor has two of these bowls in his unheated garage for his pets.
Pros: Great for outside pets
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Fresh water is so important ,it's the first thing I do in the morning ,midday and the last thing I do before I go to bed, this product sounds good if it is safe.
Pros: water is available in cold conditions
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My dog houses are on back porch and that is where they stay unless it is real cold. the heated water bowl is a lifesaver for I am at work during the day.
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Did the City Screw Pot Cultivation Centers Through Zoning?
Sitting in on the Woodridge Civic Association's forum on the large number of medical marijuana cultivation centers angling to locate in their neck of the woods, it became abundantly clear that those who show up for these types of functions—who also tend to drive policy in D.C.—are not fans of the idea. Besides objections to the "message it sends to children," audience members said that pot facilities just add on to a pile of undesirable stuff, what with the strip clubs and municipal waste facilities that have also gravitated to the light industrial regions of Ward 5.
But there's a very simple reason why the vast majority of applications are associated with addresses in the neighborhoods around Brentwood and Ivy City: Zoning. Although dispensaries may be located anywhere a pharmacy could operate, the ten cultivation centers will be restricted to areas zoned for manufacturing, which according to a very interesting study from 2006, make up less than five percent of the city's landmass. There is essentially none of this kind of zoning in Northwest, outside of a thin strip on the C & O canal (there doesn't seem to be an easy way to display particular zoning categories with the District's mapping tools, so I've jury-rigged one above just to give you an idea of where it all goes).
On top of zoning rules, cultivation centers can't be located within 300 feet of any type of school or recreation center. Economics come into play, too—any place in Northwest will have much higher rent than any place in Northeast. And according to prospective operator Bobby Riggs of Northeast Wellness Inc., only about half of landlords are even willing to consider renting to a marijuana operation, especially since they're being shut down in California.
Because of how the regulations are set up, Advisory Neighborhood Commissions will have a large say in where marijuana facilities ultimately go. If ANC 5B, for example, rejects all the would-be proprietors point blank, it's not clear whether the Department of Health would be willing to override it.
The ironic part is that D.C.'s cultivation centers will hardly be industrial, in the traditional sense—they'll be restricted to 95 plants, and according to Riggs, only need between 1,000 and 2,000 square feet of space. There doesn't seem to be a particular imperative for them to be relegated to warehouse districts at all. But as the regulations are set up, they're forced to cluster in the very neighborhoods that have historically been most wounded by the illegal drug trade, and thus will fight even sanctioned marijuana with everything they've got.
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The defense in the red zone-the key to the win!
Ultimately, we won this game because seattle couldnt put the ball in the end zone. You have to give the defense credit for that. The play by aeneas was huge at the end.
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All true. The defense might have allowed some bigger plays between the 20s, but in the red zone, there was no breaking.
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Go D! The defense won a game for us against the Seahawks. Never thought I'd say that after seeing this defense for the first 8 games.
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Hollywood is among the fittest area codes in the country, but even there, some abs stand out.
The No Doubt singer has become at least as famous for her middle as her middle-of-the road pop songs.
Which is a burn akin to how many calories she must burn to keep such a physique.
We could do this all day but we'll stop now.
Hint: They were born in 1969.
So all it takes to get abs like this is drinking Smart Water?
Best news we've heard all week!
Okay that's enough quizzing, now we'll just show you some abs.
"Dancing with the Stars" pro Karina Smirnoff's abs are seriously intimidating.
Dakota's little sis is determined to keep her slim figure. The teen was spotted showing off her abs of steel while leaving a Hollywood gym. And she didn't even break a sweat.
In Hollywood, a ripped stomach says "I am so committed to by bod, I do 867 sit-ups a day, which makes me better than you, so stop looking at me."
For instance, take Kristin Cavallari. Sure she was a meanie on 'The Hills', but we can't get past the mean abs on this reality blonde.
See more of athletic Kristin in a bikini at RadarOnline.com, and don't miss a roundup of sexy stars that were jocks in school!
She rocked the world as a single Spice Girl, and can now be seen sporting a rock-hard stomach, along with a husband and kids.
Ogle more Mel at RadarOnline.com, and don't miss another celebrity mom with an amazing bathing suit bod, Courteney Cox! !
He may defer to Robert Pattinson in the "Twilight" universe, but here on Earth he's got a chiseled stomach so hard it would probably repel a vampire bite.
See even steamier pics of Kellan at RadarOnline.com, and check out new shots of fellow hard-bodied blonde Sophie Monk surfing.
She has carved out a miraculous stomach for herself over the years, even after she gave up playing professional tennis.
Get more grand slam bikini shots of Anna at RadarOnline.com, and don't miss Britney Spears in brand new swimsuit pics!
A flat and defined dancer's stomach is just one way Electra stays in the game.
Get more edible Electra in bikinis at RadarOnline.com, and check out Miranda Kerr's newest Victoria's Secret shoot!
Her abs have stood the test of time.
Look at more lovely Seymour shots at Radaronline.com, and see how she compares to another bikini-modeling vet in Cindy Crawford.
On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to be, Patridge's abs in a pear tree.
See more Audrina bathing suit shots here, and don't miss another slammin' brunette with recent swimsuit shots of Alessandra Ambrosio.
The former "Desperate Housewives" star's belly shows no signs of desperation. Except maybe for food.
Get a taste of more toned Teri at RadarOnline.com, and check out other beauties with sexy shots of actresses that can also sing.
Lopez wears many hats—actor, television host, eight-pack poster boy.
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She's a Hollywood survivor, thanks in part to some of the best abs in Tinsel Town!
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Beautiful house that has totally been restored and fitted out with care. The warm atmosphere of the building will immediately appeal to couples or small families. At a stone's throw of the centre of Spa and of many activities, you will have a nice holiday discovering this region full of possibilities.
Total area: 60 m²
Number of floors: 2
Private entrance Level 0
Type accommodation: Semi-detached
Heating: Central heating
Year of construction: 17 th century
Year of renovation: 2004
Location: In a city
Nearest street: In a dead-end-street
Orientation: North
What to bring
Bed linen to bring yourself
Bath towels to take with
Coffee machine senseo, Electric water boiler, Soup mixer, Vacuum cleaner, toaster.
Equipped kitchen: Gas cooker x 4, Oven, Cooker hood, Microwave, Fridge with freezer compartment
Baby equipment
Baby bed (on request) x 1, Child chair (on request) x 1
Comfort inside
Wood stove, flat screen TV, Cable televison, DVD, Radio-CD
Comfort outside
Garden furniture: table ans four chairs, BBQ on request.
Exceptional characteristics: No carpet
Special conditions
In order to guarantee the quality of the property, this house is only reserved for families.
Pets not allowed
Public parking spaces free
|Sleeps up to 4, 1 bedrooms
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Bierset 56 km, Nearest railway: Spa Géronstère 1 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Fireplace, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player
|Kettle, Toaster
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|Double Beds (1), Sofa Beds (2), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|High chair available
|Shared garden, BBQ
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Ardennes region
Spa, it's all about water in this lovely little town. With its thermae, Spa attracts many on the search of the perfect wellness treatment. Others visit the city for the casino or the Francofolies, welcoming thousands of visitors every year. And then we haven't even talked about the most beautiful race track in the world, the circuit of Spa-Francorchamps. Malmedy is only 20 minutes away and you can get to Durbuy in less than an hour. Both cities are mandatory stops in the region of the Belgian Ardennes.
Here is also the most beautiful track of the world, Spa-Francorchamps, F1 in September...
Warfaaz is a tiny place in the province of Liège, in the breath-taking Belgian Ardennes. It is known thanks to the lake, the Lac de Warfaaz. One can enjoy a day of fishing or floating around on a pedalo on a sunny summer day. Warfaaz is located at the edge of the High Fens, one of the most astonishing nature parks in the country, and just a few minutes from Spa and Malmedy, two delightful Ardennes cities.
Floating in a pedalo on the Lake of Warfaaz, wonderfully relaxing. Le Petit Baigneur in Spa offers a wide array of pedalos, or paddle boats, for rent for a lovely day in one of the most beautiful spots of the Belgian Ardennes.
Hop on a Vespa and explore the beautiful green region of the Belgian Ardennes. V'Spa in Spa has 25 of these classic, Italian scooters for rent. A drive through the hills of the area can also be combined with a restaurant visit or a pic-nick.
The Thermal Baths of Spa invite you in the completely renewed infrastructure to enjoy an amazing relaxation session. You'll return home perfectly decompressed and filled with fresh energy.
The Spa Skydive Centre is the number one specialist for parachuting or skydiving in the Belgian Ardennes. Fun and an amazing adrenalin boost are guaranteed!
The Franchimont castle in Theux is a must-see during your hikes in this lovely region. This fortification is an impressive piece of architecture in the Belgian Ardennes. Come have a look and learn all about the rich history of the building.
Situated between Liege and Spa, the Forestia Wildlife Park shelters more than 200 different animals (bears, lynxes, bisons, wolves,...) on a surface of 400.000 m². The park is a place where European animals of all kinds live in a natural but protective setting.
The Museum of the Water Town evokes the art of wood paintings, some apsects of the famous thermal water town of Spa and honours queen Marie-Henriette.
Horizon Trail in Hockai is the expert in mountain bike rental. There are also electrical city bikes and even electrical KTM MTBs available. You will get to see the most breath-taking spots in the Belgian Ardennes and if you want, a professional guide is at your disposal.
Forestia Adventure invites you for an unforgettable day "between Heaven and Earth", filled with adventure and excitement in the Belgian Ardennes. Five obstacle courses are challenging for all generations.
Cities nearby:
Spa 1 km
Warfaaz 2 km
Nivezé 2 km
In the neighbourhood:
Wood 500 m
River 500 m
Lake 2 km (Warfaaz)
Ski piste 3 km (Spa)
Restaurants 200 m
Shops 200 m
Market 200 m
Tourist office 500 m
Mistercash 700 m
Bus 350 m
Airport 1 km (SPA)
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Update on GregoriaGregoria is a member of the Amauta Huamanga Communal Bank. She is 33 years old, she has one son and she owns a restaurant. She has been a member of FINCA Perù for 3 years, and here she has learnt to save money, to be responsible and punctual. She is deeply grateful for the support granted from the institution to those women who start and economic activity, and thanks to this she can now live in better economic conditions. The loan she is requesting will be used to buy bags of rice and bags of sugar for her restaurant.
Previous Loan DetailsGregoria is a member of the Amauta Huamanga Communal Bank. She is 32 years old and the single mother of one son. She has been a member of FINCA Perú for two years. Gregoria has a restaurant. She remembers that the first loan she had was to buy cellular phones, because she had a phone call busi... More from Gregoria's previous loan »
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About FINCA PeruThis loan is administered by FINCA Peru, one of Kiva's Field Partners in Peru. FINCA Peru is dedicated to empowering socially and economically disadvantaged women in Peru, contributing to the development of their families, and building sustainable communities.
In 1990, FINCA Peru began by lending to a small group of women widowed by the Shining Path terrorist movement in Ayacucho. Beyond loans and financial services, FINCA offers business development training, personal and family development training, gender empowerment sessions, life insurance products, and financial and social literacy sessions for the children of borrowers. Visit FINCA Peru's Kiva Field Partner page to learn more.
Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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W ith Men's Fashion Week in full swing, who better to speak to than fashion's best critic, Bryanboy. The former web developer first began blogging in 2004 whilst vacationing in Moscow. Now ten years later, with a plethora of awards under his belt and an international front row fixture, Bryan has become a global internet sensation.
Ultra-chic and in high demand, Boutique 1 was excited to meet Bryanboy and offer you an insight into the world of one of the most influential fashion bloggers of our time.
"I really like how designers are styling cuffed trousers with dress shoes. I think the contrast is refreshing. This will be a big trend for SS14"
"This season we'll see an urban twist on the traditional preppy look. Think statement sunglasses and mixed patterns."
"An element of sport, like sporty looks and separates, is really great."
"I feel like so many designers are doing a lot of pieces that are inspired by a buttoned downshirt and they turn it into a dress. Or a shirt with an interesting sleeve."
Bryan began by telling us how and why he started his fashion blog in 2004. "The blog started 10 years ago, I went to Moscow Russia for a month and a half, I was on holiday. I thought to myself I have so many friends, what am I going to do? I don't want to send 200 emails to people while I'm on vacation, so I thought I would create a website where I really made a diary out of it. So it started from there, like a travel journal."
So what started as a daily diary for friends and family soon gained momentum and started to attract a wider audience. Bryan loves the fact that people from all backgrounds around the world find something interesting about what he has to say. "It's amazing how you meet people from different cultures, different backgrounds, whether they're wealthy, whether they're working, a student, or whatever age. I mean meeting people from all parts of the world to interact with and engage with, that has to be my favourite part [of my career]. At the same time, I mean, it's fascinating to know who reads me, because it's so diverse. How my sense of humor and my personality transcends to different backgrounds and different roots, for me that's mind blowing!" Bryan's blog has opened up many opportunities and given him many memorable experiences. We sit back and listen as he tells us about his first ever fashion show.
"It was in London, the year was 1999, with a young designer, he created a swan dress for Bjork and she wore it at the oscars. It was the first time I saw everyone, even Anna Wintour, I saw all the ranking, who sits in the front row, all the British editors. The only reason I got into the show was because I bought so much stuff from this store in Soho that they offered me a ticket. There was no seat assignment there, I had a standing ticket. I was like 17 at the time, they put me in a standing situation, and my position was right in front of all the cameras, so every time there was a look, I'm standing there in every picture! It was back in the day, it was my first show, I was clueless. For me that was my most memorable show."
"I'm so fun to work with! I love me. I love you guys too, but I love me more!"
Since his first show, Bryan has attended endless shows and met endless amounts of fashion prodigies. "I do like 100 shows a season. Twice a year; just for women's!" When we asked Bryan who the best person he has sat next to at Fashion Week, he had a very quick and simple reply of; Anna Wintour.
"All the editors hate Milan, but I love it..."
"My days starts at 5/6 in the morning when I wake up. And then I would have a morning coffee, start doing my emails, start editing my pictures. Then by 8 o'clock I start to get dressed. I go to my first show at 9 and then I do back to back shows and appointments, in a day I could do 7 shows and then 4/5 accessory appointments, because some brands don't have shows. So from 9am to 10pm- 12 hours I am literally seeing things. And then you have all the dinners. So I'll go to 3 or 4 dinners, you don't really eat dinner but you go there, say hi to everyone and pay your respects, have a little bit of something and then you go to the parties. I don't really do so many parties these days, I only go to 1 or 2 per week, because my day starts so early, so by the time I go home, at around 2am in the morning, I have to wake up at 5am and it starts all over again; for a whole month!"
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Title: The Stability of Riprap Used to Protect Bridge Piers
FHWA Publication Number: RD-91-057
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Publication Year: 1991
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Statements from both Whiteville government and the Freedom From Religion Foundation confirm the agreement to not place religious symbols on city property.
The Jackson Sun reported the town board signed it Monday night.
After the atheist group threatened legal action, the town removed one arm of the cross. The foundation said it complained to town officials in three letters and didn't file suit until after the mayor placed more crosses in front of City Hall in December, decorating them with wreaths.
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Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future (1987–1988)
Episode List
Season 1
20 Sep. 1987Shattered
Captain Power receives a transmission from Athena, an old flame from before the invasion. Entering the ruins of San Francisco to meet her, he finds the reunion less than friendly.
27 Sep. 1987The Abyss
When the Captain and Hawk answer a distress call, they are captured by General Briggs and his troops. The General has been driven over the edge and is still waiting for new orders from the President.
4 Oct. 1987Final Stand
The Power team find a marauder holding civilians hostage. Tank recognizes the man, Kasko, who came from the same genetically engineered place he did: Babylon 5.
11 Oct. 1987Pariah
Hawk rescues a young escapee from the Styx project who is being hunted by Dread's troopers. But unknown to him , the boy is carrying a paralyzing plague.
18 Oct. 1987A Fire in the Dark
Lord Dread seeks out Jessica Morgan, an artist and former acquaintance when he was still Lyman Taggert. He wants her to become the architect of his new machine race. But first her sight, which she lost in an accident 15 year s earlier, will have to be restored.
25 Oct. 1987The Mirror in Darkness
An impostor is posing as Captain Power and luring refugees to reveal themselves, only to be digitized by Soaron. A couple of humans manage to escape this fate, and when they meet the real Captain Power, decide to get their revenge.
1 Nov. 1987The Ferryman
During a raid on Epsilon station, Power and his soldiers uncover information on the four phases of Project New Order. But Dread orders it's container to self destruct, taking out Mentor along the way. Meanwhile, Dread and Overmind accelerate the phase Charon: the creation of an army of new Bio-Dreads.
8 Nov. 1987And Study War No More
While investigating Dread communications in sector 12, Power and his team find an underground sanctuary called Haven, where they are welcome to stay and live the war out in peace.
15 Nov. 1987The Intruder
Two resistance fighters, Andy Jackson and Jim Mitchell want to join Captain Power's soldiers. Andy manages to sneak aboard the Jumpship and into the Power base. But the Soldiers are far from pleased that their base has been compromised.
22 Nov. 1987Wardogs
Two members of Wardogs company shoots down Hawk, thinking he's a Biodread. Their leader, Colonel Vi, happens to be an old acquaintance of Hawk's. The doggies have given up on fighting and are looking for the fabled Eden II. Meanwhile, the remaining Soldiers of the Future find themselves trapped in a Dreadstation while trying to find out more about Project New Order.
29 Nov. 1987Flame Street
Power and his soldiers travel to Tech City to enter the Cyberweb and try to gain information about Project New Order. But as soon as Power enters cyberspace, so does Lord Dread with the intention to destroy the captain's mind.
10 Jan. 1988Gemini and Counting
A deadly virus is sweeping the passages. Pilot proposes to infiltrate Dread's chem factory Medlab 1 dressed in her old Dread Youth uniform to steal a vaccine. Once there she comes into contact with a young Dread Youth named Erin who reminds her of herself.
17 Jan. 1988And Madness Shall Reign
Colonel Cypher's resistance group has fallen victim to a insanity inducing drug. Unfortunately Tank has also taken a sip of the contaminated water and soon becomes convinced his teammates are Bio Dreads.
31 Jan. 1988Judgement
Power has been injured and Pilot goes in search of help in a nearby settlement. But a young villager recognizes her as part of the Dread youth that torched his home town and Pilot is put on trial.
7 Feb. 1988A Summoning of Thunder: Part 1
It is the 15th anniversary of Dr. Stuart Power's death. As Jonathan Power is lost in memories while visiting his fathers grave, Overmind urges Lord Dread to take this opportunity to ambush his adversary.
14 Feb. 1988A Summoning of Thunder: Part 2
As Dread and Soaron close in on Jonathan Power at his father's resting place, Dread is reminded of that day 15 years earlier when Stuart Power died and Lyman Taggart became Lord Dread.
21 Feb. 1988The Eden Road
Cypher tells Captain Power that he and his team have been asked to make contact with a representative from the mythical sanctuary Eden II in one of the harshest places on Earth: the acid-ridden Dark Town.
28 Feb. 1988Freedom One
When Freedom One, the voice of the East Coast Resistance radio organizes a meeting between the five most powerful Resistance leaders, she contacts Power and his team to gather the leaders together.
6 Mar. 1988New Order: Part One - The Sky Shall Swallow Them
New data from a springer indicates that phase 3 of Project New Order is about to commence. A suborbital platform codenamed Icaras will start mass digitization at 15.00 hours. Power comes up with a desperate two part plan to attack Icarus control followed by Volcania itself.
13 Mar. 1988New Order: Part Two - The Land Shall Burn
The downed Icarus platform crashes into Volcania, but the Prometheus beam (phase 4 of Project New Order) remains active. Therefore, Power and his group infiltrates Volcania to deactivate Prometheus and face Dread.
20 Mar. 1988Retribution: Part 1
Dread decides to put all his power into destroying Power and his resistance group. Thanks to Blastarr he finds out Power's Jumpship has teleportation capabilities and Souron helps him to install a tracking device with which to locate Power's base.
27 Mar. 1988Retribution: Part 2
Lord Dread is about to have his mind transferred into a new machine body. But first he delivers his final strike against Captain Power. Blastarr and his troops attack the Jumpship and prevent it from entering a Teleportation gate by breaching it themselves. The machine forces overrun the Powerbase, manned only by Pilot as Power and the others remain helpless on the outside.
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Course offerings in the School of Letters vary from summer to summer. All these courses have been offered in the past, some of them several times, and most are likely to reappear in future summers.
How does fiction "work"? This course attempts to answer that question with close study of stories, novellas, and novels with a special emphasis on issues of form and technique. (Credit, full course.) Michael Griffith.
Study of American poetry since World War II, from the generation of Theodore Roethke and Elizabeth Bishop to contemporaries like Robert Pinsky and Susan Stewart, with special emphasis on the relationship between these poets and the high moderns who preceded them. (Credit, full course.)
This course explores the "green theme" and the emerging cross-disciplinary character of "ecocriticism" as reflected in writings selected from the full span of American cultural history. Readings include both traditional literary texts and seminal nonfiction by figures such as William Bartram, John Muir, Aldo Leopold, Rachel Carson, Annie Dillard, Barry Lopez, and Wendell Berry. (Credit, full course.)
Advanced study of the major traditions of African American writing from the nineteenth century to the present, including Frederick Douglass, Linda Brent, Langston Hughes, Richard Wright, Ralph Ellison, Ernest Gaines, Toni Morrison, and Rita Dove. (Credit, full course.)
Advanced study of the literary tradition of the U.S. South, with emphasis on such major writers as Mark Twain, Charles Chesnutt, William Faulkner, Eudora Welty, Robert Penn Warren and others of the Agrarian circle, Zora Neal Hurston, and Flannery O'Connor. Attention also to antebellum and contemporary southern writing, and to writers associated with Sewanee. (Credit, full course.) John Grammer.
Study of the celebrated novels of Faulkner's major phase-including Sanctuary, The Sound and the Fury, Absalom, Absalom!, and The Hamlet-as well as the author's significant but often overlooked work in poetry and short fiction. (Credit, full course.)
Among the considerations of this discussion-oriented class will be strengths and weaknesses of stories, collections, and authors of the recent past. Along with speculating about what contemporary fiction can tell us about contemporary culture, we will address specific curriculum issues as they apply to the contemporary short story and the general topic of literary evaluation. Authors discussed may include George Saunders, Edward P. Jones, Jamie Quatro, and Rebecca Lee. (Credit, full course.) David Huddle.
Starting from topics raised in Angus Fletcher's book A New Theory for American Poetry, the course examines the development of what might be called "environment poems," poems that are themselves environments. Commences with Walt Whitman and includes Emily Dickinson, Elizabeth Bishop, Laura Riding, Hart Crane, James Agee, May Swenson, and others. (Credit, full course.)
Study of major American poets from the first half of the 20th century, including Frost, Eliot, Pound, Stevens and others. (Credit, full course.)
Study of classic novels of the 19th and 20th centuries, including works by Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Turgenev, Pushkin, Lermontov, and Pasternak. (Credit, full course.)
The course will examine major works of James Joyce, including his short-fiction experiments in Dubliners and the Künstlerroman of Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, but dwelling primarily on Ulysses, his vastly ambitious comic novel, testing the writer's claim that it would "keep the professors busy for centuries arguing over what I meant." (Credit, full course.) Lauryl Tucker.
Examination of the modern period in British poetry, including close study of Hardy, Hopkins, Yeats, Lawrence, Auden and others. (Credit, full course.)
A study of the development of the American novel during the 19th and 20th centuries. Authors treated will vary from year to year but may include Mark Twain, Henry James, Edith Wharton, William Faulkner and Toni Morrison. (Credit, full course.)
Studies in the poetry, prose and nonfiction of the remarkable period from 1836 to 1865, when such writers as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Thoreau, Herman Melville, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and Walt Whitman revolutionized American writing. (Credit, full course.)
A course focused on the American experience of Europe. Reading will include major texts by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry James, Edith Wharton, Henry Adams, Ernest Hemingway, T. S. Eliot, Ezra Pound, Mina Loy, and Gertrude Stein. (Credit, full course.) Jennifer Lewin.
This course traces the history of the classic nineteenth-century novel. Authors include Jane Austen, Sir Walter Scott, George Eliot, Charles Dickens, and Thomas Hardy. With supplementary readings to be drawn from literary theory and recent criticism, the course will analyze such topics as fictional character, prose style, and narration, as well as issues of material culture and philosophy. (Credit, full course.)
Study of major literary works and theories of the Romantic period in Britain, including poetry by Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Shelley, and Keats. (Credit, full course.)
Study of the development of the English novel during the "long" 18th century, including works by such writers as Daniel Defoe, Samuel Richardson, Henry Fielding, Lawrence Sterne, and Jane Austen. (Credit, full course.)
Close study of several major English poets (Shakespeare, Donne, Cowley, Milton, Dryden, Pope, Swift, Gray), through the lens provided by the great critic Samuel Johnson, who wrote about them all. The course also looks ahead to such modern writers as Robert Lowell and Samuel Beckett, who read Johnson as a model and inspiration. (Credit, full course.)
A study of Milton's poetry and prose considered in relation to the political, ecclesiastical, intellectual and literary life of 17th-century England. Primary attention is to Paradise Lost. (Credit, full course.)
A study of major English poetry of the 17th century, from the Metaphysicals to Milton. Authors covered include George Herbert, Andrew Marvell, and several Cavalier poets, including Robert Herrick and Richard Lovelace. (Credit, full course.)
Advanced study of major plays and lyric poems of William Shakespeare, and of major critical traditions regarding Shakespeare's work. The course places special emphasis on issues of performance. (Credit, full course.) Ann Jennalie Cook.
Close study of Edmund Spenser's major poem, The Faerie Queene, with some attention to such lesser works as The Shepherd's Calendar and Amoretti. (Credit, full course.)
A study of the literature surrounding the figure of King Arthur and the knights of the Round Table, from its origins in the early Middle Ages to the present. Readings include The Knight of the Cart by Chrétien de Troyes, the Middle English verse romance Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Malory's Morte d'Arthur, Tennyson's Idylls of the King, Twain's A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, and Bernard Malamud's baseball novel, The Natural. We will also consider offshoots of Arthurian legend in the visual arts, opera, and such films as Excalibur, The Fisher King, and Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The final assignment for the course may be either a term paper or a creative project. (Credit, full course.) Mark Rasmussen.
A close study of all of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, with special emphasis on Chaucer's language (including the pleasures of reading his poetry aloud in Middle English) and on the critical reception of his work up to the present day. (Credit, full course.)
A broad survey of poetry in English from the Renaissance to the present, with a special focus on two poetic modes, lyrical and dramatic. Reading will include one or two plays of Shakespeare (with a focus on the use of verse therein) and lyric poems by Sidney, Jonson, Marvell, Wordsworth, Keats, Dickinson, Whitman, Yeats, Frost, Bishop, Plath, Strand, and Heaney, among others. (Credit, full course.) Allen Reddick.
Through close analysis of the poems of various modern and contemporary masters, we will consider the implications of verse as an imitation of voice, and consider how the poet's voice is shaped by choices made in terms of imagery, themes, form and technique. (Credit, full course.) Charles Martin.
Study of the literature of Spanish America, with special emphasis on major prose writers of the 20th century, including Borges, Vargas Llosa, and Garcia-Marquez. Covers literature in translation requirement. (Credit, full course; covers Literature in Translation requirement.)
While closely examining several classic films, the course will introduce students to the major components of film style, essential techniques of film analysis and the critical vocabulary required for it, and some film theory. (Credit, full course.)
This course considers some of the great questions about the nature and value of literature addressed by literary theorists from Plato to the present, engaging such critical approaches as the New Criticism, reader response theory, Marxist criticism, feminist criticism, psychoanalytic criticism, structuralism, deconstruction, new historicism, and cultural studies. The course has two aims: first, to help us become more aware of what we do, and why we do it, when we study literature; and, second, to help us write better literary criticism ourselves, as we apply a range of methods to the works we study. (Credit, full course.)
Introduction to both the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament, treating the texts, as much as possible, as literary documents open to multiple interpretations. Emphasis is on close reading of important episodes, in several translations. Supplemental readings will include representations of the Bible by major authors and artists. (Credit, full course; covers Literature in Translation requirement.) Jennifer Lewin.
The Classical Literature course this summer will focus exclusively on Greek literature (read in English translation), including Homer's epics, drama by Aeschylus and Sophocles, didactic verse by Hesiod, lyrics by Sappho and others, and philosophical texts by Plato and Aristotle. These diverse texts, composed over the course of several centuries, are united by several common concerns (the nature of justice, the relationship of the individual to society, the dictates of conscience in the face of authority, e.g.) and by their participation in a literary tradition that was keenly aware of itself as such. (Credit, full course; covers Literature in Translation requirement.) Chris McDonough.


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How Important Are Apple's Updates to the iPhone and iPad? Very.
Maybe you thought it was nuts the way some folks in the media—myself included—went nuts over Apple's iPad. But guess what? Today Apple announced a new version of the operating-system software that runs on the iPad and the iPhone. To any sane person this was not a life-changing event. For one thing, the operating system is pretty geeky stuff. For another, this operating system won't even arrive until this summer.
Photo illustration: Newsweek; Photos: Matt Sayles / AP (Jobs); HBO
Maybe you thought it was nuts the way some folks in the media—myself included—went nuts over Apple's iPad. But guess what? Today Apple announced a new version of the operating-system software that runs on the iPad and the iPhone. To any sane person this was not a life-changing event. For one thing, the operating system is pretty geeky stuff. For another, this operating system won't even arrive until this summer.
Nevertheless, a pack of foaming-at-the-mouth bloggers and journalists arrived at the Apple campus for the press release this morning. Some even live-blogged it. Because how could the world be expected to wait until the event was over to find out what happened? Who could stand such suspense for two whole hours? Sadder still, presumably people actually stopped what they were doing to read one (or more) of those live blogs. If you are one of those people, let me just say this now: I will pray for your soul.
Meanwhile, here's the news. The next version of the iPhone OS will support multitasking. Yay. Leave aside the fact that other mobile-phone operating systems already do this, and that Apple should be embarrassed to be so far behind everyone else. Apple instead brazenly claimed that they just took longer to develop multitasking because they're just such super-duper perfectionists and wanted to create a kind of multitasking that's, like, waaaay better than everyone else. Which is, of course, what everybody says when they're arriving late to a market.
But come on. You're keeping more than one application running at the same time. It ain't rocket science.
The larger implication of this move is that Apple is morphing its phone operating system into something that looks more like a regular personal-computer operating system. Only, unlike a personal-computer operating system, with Apple's iPhone OS you can't load and run any application you want—you can only buy apps from Apple.
In other words, Apple is inventing a new kind of personal computer, one that it can control completely. And people are pretty much falling for it because, well, the hardware is so darn cool.
The other big piece of news today: Apple is going into the advertising business. They're going to embed ads into the apps you use on your iPhone and iPad, and they will keep 40 percent of whatever revenue the app makers generate. Apple will sell the ads, and host them and deliver them.
In other words, not only is Apple building a walled garden where they control the software and get a slice of everything that's sold, but now they're also putting themselves in charge of running all the ads in that garden, too. Thus Steve Jobs continues his quest to see that nobody else ever makes any money on anything, ever, unless they get his permission and give him a piece of the action.
Seriously, imagine that Tony Soprano was running Disney World. That's what this is starting to feel like.
Of course, Jobs didn't put it that way. As usual, he presented Apple's latest scheme as a kind of philanthropy: "This is not a get-rich-quick scheme for Apple. This is to help our developers survive."
In other news: Apple still has no intention to support Adobe Flash. No explanation why. Perhaps none is needed, because think about it: when Apple blocks Flash-based sites like Hulu, users get "incentivized" (as Tony Soprano might say) to buy content instead from Apple's iTunes store. You got a problem with that?
Another reason for Apple to hate Flash is that Flash lets developers build games and other apps that run in a browser. Therefore those developers could sidestep the App Store, which would deprive Apple of the chance to take 30 percent of the money people spend buying the app itself and then 40 percent of any advertising revenue that gets generated when people are using the app.
See, Apple is all about keeping things simple. And it is much more simple if Apple controls everything and makes all the money.
I'm a huge fan of Apple products. I have a house full of them, including a brand-new iPad. But more and more, this company scares me.