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A worker looks at giant panda Hao Hao after it arrived at Brussels airport Feb 23, 2014. REUTERS/Laurent Dubrule
Xing Hui and Hao Hao, a pair of giant pandas from China, get a hearty welcome as they touch down in Belgium.
Two giant pandas arrived in Belgium on a 15-year loan on Sunday, and they got the kind of welcome usually reserved for visiting dignitaries or celebrities.
The male and female pair, Xing Hui and Hao Hao, showed no signs of stress from a journey of more than 12 hours as their transparent boxes were unloaded at Brussels Airport to cheers from school children. The pandas will live at Pairi Daiza, a wildlife park about 50 km southwest of Brussels.
"For our economy, commerce, our scientific and cultural ties, this is truly a major event," Belgian Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo said. "Pandas are a national treasure for the Chinese."
Belgium is China's sixth-largest trading partner in the European Union, with total trade in goods of 21.2bil euros (RM96bil) in 2012.
Panda loans do more than cement diplomatic and trade ties. They are also good for business. France's ZooParc de Beauval recorded almost 50 percent more visitors after its panda pair arrived two years ago.
Pairi Daiza had already seen a 30% bump in visitors last year, to 1.24mil. It expects 1.35mil this year.
The extra visitors and related merchandise will be needed to cover costs, including an annual fee of around US$1mil for China. Pairi Daiza has also spent over US$10mil to create a 'Chinese Garden' home for the pair. Annual upkeep is put at US$50,000 each. The four-year-old pandas are insured for US$1mil each.
Still, investors believe. Pairi Daiza shares have shot up to 55 euros from less than 25 six months ago.
Their arrival brings to 47 the number of pandas living outside China, in 18 zoos in 13 countries. Female Hao Hao, meaning 'Nice', and male Xing Hui, meaning 'Sparkling Star', will travel as part of a research and reproduction program.
About 1,600 pandas live in the wild, according to conservation organisation World Wildlife Fund. Their numbers not helped by the fact that females can conceive for only two to three days each spring.
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Huey Mungus Sep 16, 2012 8:55 AM
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Hi there: Guess I was not clear. I do not want it installed! It is somehow automatically being installed without any prompting by me. I need it removed and stopped from being automatically installed.
The only solution to uninstalling it is to reinstall the OS.
wjosten Sep 16, 2012 9:26 AM
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Well, who put the installer on your system...it doesn't ship that way?
Read through this:
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Huey Mungus Sep 16, 2012 9:36 AM
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Fresh Laptop and fresh install of OS. Did use migration assistant when I first got the laptop. Do no one outside of me and Apple has touched this unit. I know what FIPS because of this. Just need it to stop auto installing.
wjosten Sep 16, 2012 9:43 AM
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Don't know what else to tell you. Someone had to put the installer on your system. If you're within 14 days of purchase, return it for a no questions asked full refund. Then, use the money to purchase a new system.
gumsie Oct 10, 2012 6:32 PM
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In the same boat as you. Let me know how you get on. This isn't something you can install accidentally. But then where did it come from?
Huey Mungus Oct 11, 2012 7:01 AM
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I updated to 10.8.2 which after that happened, there was a firmware update that popped up on the software update (I always run it again just to see what if anything couldbe there) and saw that. It dealt with a freezing issue for the 2012 15in MBP. I ran that and it resolved the FREEZING issue. I do not beleive it was a FIPS issue since I reloaded the OS twice with once from the Apple Genius. And the FIPS thing kept showing up.
gumsie Oct 11, 2012 10:22 AM
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Yep, but why? That's what I want to know. In the end it'll probably turn out to be harmless.
Huey Mungus Oct 11, 2012 10:23 AM
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I do not know why.... It really stumped the Genius guys. Their support was/is awesome.
gumsie Oct 11, 2012 10:25 AM
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I've been in touch with telephone support and had the following reply;
Hi Jay, engineering response needs to be presented to the customer. Its an easy one.
gumsie Oct 11, 2012 11:40 PM
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By the way Huey, do you get an output if you run the following command in Terminal?
nvram -p


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Johanna is on maternity leave beginning of 2016.
Daren Luke Kelly will be covering all her classes at VITAL BODY CENTRE and at the local gyms.
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Johanna teaches a Vinyasa Flow Yoga practise in Surbiton with varied choreography with focus on synchronised breathing to background music. It can be both gentle and challenging according to the participants needs. Johanna believes that yoga should be enjoyable yet a thoughtful practise to nourish the mind, body and spirit. Johanna is also the creator of Yogacub's– creative fun yoga for children. Johanna is teaching yoga to adults, teens & children around Surbiton, Berrylands, Thames Ditton, Tolworth, Kingston upon Thames, Epsom and Central London area.
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SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Manager Ron Washington knows how effective Alexi Ogando can be as a starter. The right-hander proved it when he won 13 games in 2011 and helped the Rangers make their second of back-to-back runs to the World Series.
That's why Washington had no problem moving Ogando back into the rotation after a year in the bullpen. And it's why he had no problem naming Ogando his No. 4 starter before spring training began.
Ogando didn't resemble the pitcher Washington knew he could be during his first three spring outings, but the signs were there and he got a little bit better each time he took the mound.
Ogando's fourth outing was a breakthrough. He dominated for four shutout innings Tuesday in the Rangers' 12-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. The 29-year old scattered two base hits, and while he walked three, two came in the fourth when he was nearing his 65-pitch limit and fatigue may have set in.
Ogando finished the outing with a strikeout to exit on a high note and leave the impression that his transition back into the rotation shouldn't be judged on his earlier outings.
"His fastball on the last out of the game was about as good of a fastball as we've seen, and I've seen that for the last couple of years pretty consistently," Washington said. "It's obvious what we've seen out of Ogando the last few outings isn't Ogando. He is a strike thrower."
Ogando struck out three giving, him nine in 10 1/3 innings this spring. After giving up three earned runs in 1 1/3 innings in his debut, Ogando has only allowed one run since. Some of his ability to settle down comes from the comforting fact that he doesn't have to fight for a spot in the rotation and can just concentrate on the task at hand.
"It's a great confidence when you have a responsibility like that," Ogando said of starting. "You know exactly what you have to work on and you try to do the best you can."


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Leviton Bolsters Home Automation Offering With HAI Acquisition
Leviton Manufacturing announces the acquisition of Home Automation Inc. (HAI), a leading provider of home automation controls for residential and light commercial applications.
August 1, 2012
MELVILLE, N.Y. — Leviton Manufacturing announces the acquisition of Home Automation Inc. (HAI), a leading provider of home automation controls for residential and light commercial applications. Terms of the deal were not released.
HAI enhances Leviton's current home automation offerings by providing homeowners with solutions that combine security, energy management and entertainment controls, in user-friendly applications, according to a press release.
HAI has a wide-ranging product offering, from systems that allow homeowners to control their automated video surveillance system and audio devices over the Internet to programmable thermostats and light switches accessible directly from a smartphone.
"Leviton's acquisition of HAI represents a significant expansion of our offerings in the residential market, and furthers Leviton's commitment to providing customers with the latest technologies as affordable, easy-to-use solutions," says Daryoush Larizadeh, COO of Leviton.
HAI will operate as a new, standalone business unit, branded HAI by Leviton, and maintain operations in New Orleans. The new business unit will be managed by Jay McLellan, current CEO and president of HAI, who will report directly to Larizadeh. HAI product lines will soon be available through Leviton's U.S. and international channel partners and distributors. Leviton also plans to provide its builder and contractor network with the necessary training for installing HAI systems.
"We are proud to be part of the Leviton team, joining a company with a rich history and well-established brand," McLellan says. "Through the combined technologies from Leviton and HAI, we anticipate continued growth and innovation in the home automation space, providing homeowners with additional advancements for years to come."
Leviton is a global provider of electrical wiring devices, data connectivity solutions and lighting and energy management systems for a variety of market niches.
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By LUKE MEREDITH
AP Sports Writer
DES MOINES, Iowa -- In its past three games, Iowa has played the first half like it didn't hear the opening whistle.
The Hawkeyes never recovered the first time and got drilled by Drake, 60-43, after falling behind by 16 early. Iowa was able to overcome the second one in large part because their opponent, Western Illinois, didn't have the skill or athleticism to hang with the Hawkeyes for 40 minutes.
Iowa (10-4, 0-1 Big Ten) did it again Wednesday at No. 24 Ohio State -- and almost made up for it.
The Hawkeyes erased a 15-point deficit and jumped ahead, 65-64 with 3:31 left. But the Buckeyes held them scoreless the rest of the way and came out on top 68-65.
Coach Todd Lickliter said Friday that while the rally was encouraging, the game was ultimately a disappointment because the Hawkeyes let a win slip away.
Iowa will hope for a better start Saturday when they host struggling Indiana (5-7) in their Big Ten home opener.
"I thought our guys showed a better demeanor in the second half, better poise and we were able to capitalize a little bit," Lickliter said. "We should draw on those things. We should also draw on...our struggles in the first half."
With four of its first five Big Ten games against teams ranked in this week's Associated Press Top 25, Indiana represents Iowa's best opportunity to work out the kinks.
The Hoosiers are in the early stages of a major rebuilding effort under first-year coach Tom Crean, who is working with a team that lost 98.8 percent of its scoring from last season.
Indiana just might be the least experienced Big Ten team in recent memory. Indiana's current roster -- which was gutted by graduation, Eric Gordon's defection to the NBA and a host of dismissals for disciplinary reasons -- scored a total of 19 points last season in Big Ten play.
Indiana's inexperience has shown up in their recent results. The Hoosiers have lost five of their last six, including two straight at home to Northeastern and Lipscomb.
Lickliter said he can relate to Indiana's plight, having had to start from scratch at Iowa last season. In fact, only Indiana has less Big Ten experience than the Hawkeyes -- though there's still a vast difference between the two.
"It's a deal where they're new to one another, and we went through that last year and we're still going through it some," Lickliter said.
One major positive that came out of Iowa's loss at Ohio State was the play of freshman Matt Gatens. With leading scorer Anthony Tucker still seemingly in Lickliter's doghouse -- he played just one minutes against the Buckeyes -- Gatens scored 22 points.
Gatens leads the Big Ten in 3-point shooting percentage at 53.2 percent, and Lickliter praised the youngster for his maturity and team-first attitude.
"He takes really good shots. They're open, he's very capable," Lickliter said. "We really need Matt."
The Hawkeyes have a brutal three-game stretch following Indiana, as they host No. 21 Minnesota and travel to face No. 23 Michigan and No. 9 Purdue. But Lickliter said he's simply focused on the next opponent, to the point where he said he wasn't aware that four of Iowa's first five league games were against ranked foes.
"I'm not focused on the overall picture ... I'm well aware of how good they are," Lickliter said of Iowa's opponents. "I would not want to sell any opponent in the Big Ten short. They're all excellent teams that can compete at a very high level."


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One distinctive feature of our Philosophy program is that it immerses you in both analytical and European continental philosophy. That allows our students to make connections that many professional philosophers are incapable of reaching, because they lack such broad training.
What is the Self? How ought I live? What ought I do? What can I know? From day one, our Philosophy AOC at New College will challenge you to think like professional philosophers, immersing you in the critical examination of issues, positions and reasoning.
Philosophy is very much about developing a perspective on issues. We want you to get to know the work that has already been generated in the field, but we also want you to begin to develop your own thinking about issues, your own evaluations of arguments, so you can make your own contributions.
The pursuit of philosophy contributes to understanding ourselves and the world around us in at least three different ways.
• First, it affords an opportunity to acquire an appreciation of the Western intellectual tradition (through the exploration of classical, medieval and modern thought). Pursuing this opportunity will give students specific content knowledge about the various historical periods of Western philosophy and Western culture in general, and about contemporary philosophical thought.
• Second, it provides the symbolic methods necessary for investigating principles of reasoning and patterns of argument (through an analysis of the relationship between language, logic and the world). Pursuing this opportunity will develop competencies in critical thinking.
• Third, it stimulates an appreciation of human values and interpersonal relations (through the consideration of alternative conceptions of ethical, social and political values). Such study is critical for communication with others, particularly those who may not share one's own worldview.
The study of philosophy, therefore, should contribute toward the development of your analytical problem-solving capability and ability to deal effectively with issues involving human values. With its concentration on analysis, clarity and argument, the study of philosophy is particularly well suited for the development of critical thinking. Almost all Philosophy courses address spoken and written communication through class discussion and written assignments. As a Philosophy student, you will get extensive feedback on your writing, and you'll be encouraged to pursue topics of special interest to you, in depth.
Our Philosophy faculty does not believe there are generally accepted philosophical results to teach; instead, you will learn to work critically with subtle, complex and contentious issues. Our classes are small but generate big conversations. Many of our students combine their interest in philosophy with another AOC, such as Art, Political Science, a foreign language or Psychology. And many students who do not major in Philosophy still take many of our courses. These students bring perspectives from other fields, generating lively and compelling conversations.
As a student here, you will explore philosophical issues such as:
• The nature of reality and our place in it as knowers and doers
At New College, we believe developing skills in analysis, clarity and argument are crucial to a wide range of fields. Students who graduate from New College work in law, business, art, education, psychology, medicine, political science, economics and more. Many of our students pursue graduate school, including top graduate programs in philosophy itself.
Our students must complete seven contracts, three Independent Study Projects and a senior thesis project to graduate. Contracts consist of three to five academic activities — courses, tutorials, internships, independent reading projects, etc. — that will develop your personal educational goals during a semester.
Here's a list of recent course offerings in Philosophy:
Classical Philosophy
Ethics of Otherness
Existentialist Themes
Formal Logic
German Idealism
The readings for this course will include selections from: Logical Investigations, The Idea of Phenomenology, Ideas: General Introduction to Pure Phenomenology, Cartesian Meditations, and The Crisis of European Sciences and Transcendental Phenomenology.
Introduction to Ethics/Environmental Ethics
Introduction to Philosophy
Language, Thought, and the World
Medieval Philosophy and Religious Thought
Metaphysics Survey
Modern European Aesthetic Theory
Modern Philosophy
Building on the achievements of the Classical and Medieval Periods, thinkers such as Leibniz, Kant, and Hegel laid the foundation for our contemporary world and its methods of thought and analysis. By focusing on the British Empiricists — Locke, Berkeley, and Hume — and the Continental Rationalists-Descartes, Leibniz, and Spinoza — we shall trace the thought of the Modern period and its synthesis in Kant's Critical Philosophy, and the Hegelian, Marxian, and Nietzschian reactions to that synthesis.
The Philosophy of Martin Heidegger
Philosophy of Music
Philosophy of Science
Recent French Philosophy
Theory of Knowledge
Thomas Aquinas
Topics in Philosophy of Religion
For detailed requirements, check out our General Catalog and the Philosophy Academic Learning Compact.
For a complete list of courses, click here.
Aron Edidin
Ph.D., Princeton University
Professor Edidin works, and teaches, widely in analytic philosophy. His research interests are focused on epistemology (the theory of knowledge), metaphilosophy (the examination of philosophical inquiry itself), and the philosophy of music, but he has also published articles on metaphysics, and on the philosophical examination of mind, of science, and of mathematics. His courses include Formal Logic; Language, Thought, and the World; Metaphysics Survey; Philosophy of Mind; Philosophy of Music; Philosophy of Science; Theory of Knowledge; and Topics in Feminist Philosophy.
April Flakne
Ph.D., New School for Social Research
Professor Flakne specializes in nineteenth and twentieth-century European philosophy, with a special emphasis on aesthetics and political philosophy. Her essays have appeared in The Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal, Constellations, New German Critique, Hypatia, Epoche and Philosophy Today.
Douglas Langston
M.A., Ph.D., University of California, Irvine
Professor Langston, holding doctorates in both philosophy and religion, teaches in these two areas. He specializes in the philosophy of religion and in Medieval philosophical and religious thought. He offers courses also in nineteenth-century thought, focusing on such figures as Kant, Hegel and Kierkegaard.
John Peters is one of many students who have parlayed their Philosophy degree from New College into a successful and distinguished career. Peters is an attorney and business consultant and the former chief of staff for Francis Ford Coppola Productions in Calabasas, California. He was a New College charter class member who for many years ran the business side of Francis Ford Coppola's several different enterprises, from filmmaking to winemaking.
In addition to traditional career paths in law and education, recent New College graduates in philosophy have also gone on to graduate study in professional fields such as planning and policy, labor relations and library science.
New College is proud of the many Philosophy graduates who have contributed to the field. Here's a sampling of some of our graduates:
• Anita Allen is vice provost for faculty, Henry R. Silverman Professor of Law and a professor of philosophy at University of Pennsylvania. In 2010, she was appointed by President Obama to the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues. She has worked at Georgetown and Carnegie Mellon, and has been a visiting professor at Yale, Harvard, Villanova, Princeton, Arizona, Hofstra and Johns Hopkins. She traces much of the good life she enjoys today as a law professor, wife and mother to "a healthy preoccupation with excellence fostered by New College." She went on to obtain a Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Michigan and a law degree from Harvard.
• Justin Clarke-Doane studied Philosophy and Mathematics at New College and is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Columbia University in NYC. He is also an Honorary Research Associate at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, and a Birmingham Fellow at the University of Birmingham in the UK. His work concerns metaphysical and epistemological problems surrounding traditionally a priori domains such as logic, mathematics, modality and morality. He earned his Ph.D. in philosophy from New York University.
• Mark Mudge is president of Cultural Heritage Imaging (CHI), a nonprofit organization he co-founded with his wife, CHI Director Carla Schroer, herself a New College alumna (AOC: Machine Logic). CHI is dedicated to advancing the state of the art in digital capture and documentation of the world's cultural, historic and artistic treasures.
• Filmmaker Nirvan Mullick directed "Caine's Arcade," a short film about a boy, his imagination and a social movement to bring him customers. After going viral, "Caine's Arcade" was featured on numerous national media outlets and continues to inspire scholarships in Caine's name and the imaginations of children worldwide. Mullick also studied Fine Arts while at New College.
• As institute associate at the Georgetown Climate Center, Gabe Pacyniak conducts legal and policy analysis in support of state-federal partnerships that advance effective climate, energy and transportation policies in the United States. Prior to this position, he interned at the White House Office of Energy and Climate Change and with the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee.
• Kate Hubin Piliero is vice president of corporate communications at Lionsgate Films.
• Before pursuing a Ph.D. in philosophy at the University of California, Riverside, Christian Pillsbury was senior software developer & architect at Digital Primates.
• David Lionel Smith graduated from New College in Philosophy and English. He is the John W. Chandler professor of English at Williams College. His interests are race and culture, the black arts movement, Mark Twain and Wendell Berry. He is also a published poet writing under the pen name D.L. Crockett-Smith, an astute essayist and lecturer. He is especially proud of his work for public humanities institutions, including the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Smithsonian. He wrote his New College thesis on "The Painted Veil and Beyond: Shelley as Thinker and Poet."
• Alissa Branham received her Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Notre Dame and her J.D. from the University of Michigan. She is currently counsel forTwentieth Century Fox Film in their International Theatrical and Television Distribution department. Prior to that position, she clerked on the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and was an associate with Munger, Tolles & Olson in Los Angeles.
Sample of Graduate Schools Attended by NCF Students in Philosophy:
• Boston University School of Law
|Each academic experience builds toward your senior thesis project. It's required for graduation, and our students tell us that while it's demanding, it's also one of the most rewarding experiences of their lives. Here are some thesis projects in Philosophy:
"Happiness Is Divine: A Case for the Divinity of the Truly Happy Person of Plotinus's Enneads" by Arthur Larcinese Krieger
"This Impossible Object: On the Class Struggle, Althusser, and Why Every Anti-Communist is a Dog" by Alec Niedenthal
"Existence and Resistance: A Heideggerian Reading of Foucault's "Ethical Turn"" by Bill Yanelli
"Recognition in Relational Autonomy" by Rachel Tohn
"The Positive Value of Death: A Reevaluation of Suicide and Self-Sacrifice" by Erin Dyles
"Autonomy and the Value of Humanity: Problems in Korsgaard's The Sources of Normativity" by Joseph Abboud
"The Self, Language Objects, and Psychedelic Perspectives" by David Krane
""Here I Am." A Call for Ethics in Hebrew: Emmanual Levinas's Ethical/ Political Thought through the Lens of Hebraic Transcendence" by Leila Shooshani
"Unamuno: God, Immortality and the Tragic Sense" by William Soto
"Communicating Privacy: A Politico-Philosophical Investigation of Private Autonomy in Deliberative Democracy" by Kristin Malossi
"An Empirical Investigation into the Demand for Mass Produced Artistic Products" by Chaitanya Katikala
"Scientific Confirmation and Naturalized Mathematical Realism" by Andrew Steele
"Difference as Common: In Defense of Difference as the Anti-Foundation for Liberal Cosmopolitan Dialogue" by Rochelle H. DuFord
"In Defense of Passion" by Anyelle Johanna De León
"The Power of Your Voice Could Redirect Every Truth': Rap as Resistant Discursive Practice" by Alexandra Rogers
"Moral Psychology, Ethical Relativism, and Blackburn's Metaethics" by Rudo Kemper
"From Immanence to Otherness" by Marcus Michelsen
"Tolerance and the Landscape of Others" by Christian Pillsbury
"Deluzian Jurisprudence and Law in Societies of Control" by Camilo A. Ramirez-Celis
"An Examination of Deconstruction as Applied to the Political in Jacques Derrida's The Politics of Friendship" by Lauren Keenan
"A Biopolitical Analysis of Israel's Separation Barrier" by Annemarie Roberts
"Jazz Improvisation and the Aesthetic of Risk" by Samuel Arthurs
"Selves as Centers of Narrative Gravity" by Carolyn Barker
"Irony and Embodiment: Toward a Rortian Philosophy of the Body" by Christopher Davies
"Personal Identity and Free Will" by John Noah Hudelson
"Situating Standpoints: Negotiating a Queer Perspective in Feminist Theory" by Cesar Mantilla
"The Thing is I: Hegel and Immanent Production" by James M. McCown
"Love's Ethics: Love as a Legitimate Moral Relation between Persons" by Matthew M. Schuler
"Are Existentialist Narratives Possible?" by Evan Williams
"Questioning Authority: A Skeptical Approach to Reading Plato" by P. N. Eldred
"How Blackburn's Solution to the Frege-Geach Problem Could Be More Quasi-Realistic" by Eli Bonner
"On Pain and Privacy: The Concept of Sensation in Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations" by Andrew I. Kay
"Flesh of the Deceased: An Examination of Phenomenologies of the Death of the Other" by Craig Schuetze
"Givenness and Revelation: Rethinking the Relationships between Phenomenology and Theology" by Alissa Shea
"A Doubling and Redoubling: The Creation of the Self in Kierkegaard and Dostoevsky" by Katelyn Jones
"Imperialist Modernity" by Hannah Armstrong
"Placing Mercy in Hume's Catalogue of Moral Virtues" by Kathryn Mesh Iserman
"On Divine Foreknowledge and Human Libertarian Freedom" by Gustavo de Lima Torres Oliveira
"The Word Made Flesh: An Aesthetics as First Philosophy" by Eric Delp
"Moral Responsibility and Decision-Making" by Justin Vickers
"Constituting World: Heidegger's Path to an Ontological Understanding of Language" by Jessica Williams
"The Cumulative Case for Platonism about Universals: Attribute-Identification in Mathematics" by Justin Clarke-Doane
"Kant on the Problem of Evil" by Michelle Chaplin
"A Meandering Inquiry into the Nature of Material Objects" by Titus Jewell
"An Ethics of Authenticity: Literature as More Than Augmentation" by Tenesha R. Martin
"The Powers of a Pinball: A Discussion of the Scientific Worldview in Twentieth Century Philosophy" by Patrick McIlvain
"Get it? Leo Straiss and the Crisis of Modernity" by Eric Sosnoff
"The Social Transmission of Moral and Religious Beliefs" by Daina Crafa
"Playing Dice with the Universe" by David Barnett
"Make-Believe and the Self: A Look at Self-Deception and the Self of an Actor" by Meghann Cassidy
"A Li(f)e: The World of Gilles Deleuze and Its Problems" by Chris Chrappa
"I, Zombie? Why Zombie Knowledge is Fatal to Chalmers' Theory of Phenomenal Consciousness" by Alden Hensel
"Zosima's Theodicy: The Problem of Evil in The Brothers Karamazov" by Christy Stockard
"An All-Consuming Faith: Kierkegaard and Religious Existence" by Robert Hutchison
"Our Bunnies, Our selves: An Exploration of the Ethical Status of Animals" by Robin Jacobs
"Body of Evidence: The Production of Difference in Everyday Social Practice" by Caroline Arruda
"Walt Whitman, American Existentialist" by Henry Paul Belanger
"On the Margins: The Work of Outsider Art as a Possibility of Communication" by Ivy Feraco
"The Silence of the Ethical in Fear and Trembling" by Michael Milton
"Towards a Nietzschean Ethical Agency: in the Playground of Being and Becoming" by Gabriel Pacyniak
"The Social Individual: Carving a Middle Path Between Educational Extremes" by Philip Emery Poekert
"Is Science Social and Does it Matter?" by Ian Vandewalker
"Making Music and Musical Workers: A Suggestion for Ontological Inquiry in the Philosophy of Music" by Edward Anthony Vazquez
"(Dis) Integrated Material: Cyborg Feminism and the Posthuman Body" by Katherine E. Hubin
"Authenticity and Alterity" by Theodore R. Bach
"A Defense of Religious Existentialism: Kierkegaard Versus Sartre" by John Suder
"Philosophy of Everyday Life" by Eric Knopp
The Jane Bancroft Cook Library at New College is home to a broad assortment of books, scholarly journals, national and international databases, and other print and electronic media related to the study of philosophy and is available to students throughout the year.
Also available at the library is the Dr. Helen N. Fagin Holocaust Collection. Named in honor of Holocaust survivor and New College benefactress Dr. Helen Fagin, the collection holds materials related to the Holocaust, genocide and humanitarian studies. The Fagin room can be reserved for occasional small meetings connected with the collection.
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The canine star of a fictional sci-fi/action show that believes his powers are real embarks on a cross country trek to save his co-star from a threat he believes is real.
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John Travolta and Miley Cyrus. I'm so glad I didn't watch the original version.
One of the few recent animated movies that doesn't derive the majority of its humor from relentlessly relying on pop culture references.
Adam West's dog. No? Too soon?
Yes for Jenny Lewis on the OST
My dog's favorite film (my dog really watches TV! & I enjoy so much this connection)
Close to being perfect, since COME ON! Miley Cyrus doing a song in a good movie? You're smarter than that, Mr. Lasseter!


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Employers added just 88,000 jobs last month
WASHINGTON U.S. employers added just 88,000 jobs in March, the fewest in nine months and a sharp retreat after a period of strong hiring. The slowdown may signal that the economy is heading into a weak spring.
The Labor Department said Friday that the unemployment rate dipped to 7.6 percent, the lowest in four years, from 7.7 percent. But the rate fell only because more people stopped looking for work. People who are out of work are no longer counted as unemployed once they stop looking for a job.
The percentage of working-age Americans with a job or looking for one fell to 63.3 percent in March, the lowest such figure in nearly 34 years.
Stocks plummeted after the report but narrowed their losses later in the day. The Dow Jones industrial average closed down about 41 points. Broader indexes also declined.
March's job gain was less than half the average of 196,000 jobs in the previous six months. The government said hiring was even stronger in January and February than previously estimated. January job growth was revised up from 119,000 to 148,000. February was revised from 236,000 to 268,000.
Several industries cut back sharply on hiring. Retailers cut 24,000 jobs in March after averaging 32,000 in the previous three months. Manufacturers cut 3,000 jobs after adding 19,000 in February. Financial services shed 2,000.
Some economists said retailers might have held back on hiring because March was colder than normal. That likely meant that Americans bought fewer spring clothes and less garden equipment. Clothing stores shed 15,000 jobs, and building material and garden supply stores shed 10,000.
The weak jobs report nationally could bleed over into San Diego County when local figures are released later this month, economists said.
In February, local employers added 9,800 people to their payrolls, the biggest jump from a January since 2002. The local jobless rate dropped to 8 percent, its lowest since it was 7.4 percent in December 2008.
"There is a little bit of concern that we could see weak numbers locally in March," said Alan Gin, economist at the University of San Diego. "One of the big cutbacks nationally was retail. We could be seeing the impacts of the payroll tax going up and taking some of the buying power out people's pockets."
The employee payroll withholding for Social Security was reduced from 6.2 percent to 4.2 percent the past two years as part of federal economic stimulus efforts. That tax break expired in January.
Another potential drag on the economy is sequestration, the across-the-board federal spending cuts that began March 1. Nationally, direct federal employment fell by 7,000 — too small an amount to impact the overall employment numbers.
Many economists say the cuts could slow growth in the spring and summer. But private companies that contract with the government are likely to be cautious about hiring already, said Marney Cox, chief economist with the San Diego Association of Governments.
"If you take a look at a couple of areas specific to defense, we have already started to notice some weakness in those areas related to civilian defense jobs," he said.
Local construction hiring also lags the rest of the nation, in part because San Diego isn't benefiting from rebuilding efforts in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. And some of the better-than-expected local job numbers in January and February may be linked to companies rebuilding inventories that dwindled toward the end of last year.
Tourism hiring, however, has been strong locally. It may offset declines in retail and defense-related jobs, economists said. State officials recently increased San Diego County job growth for 2012 from around 20,000 to more than 25,000, Cox said.


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In my day, we'd call this a brontosaurus, but then again we also called Frisco Frisco, plus at that time they learned us that Pluto was a full-on planet so oh well don't listen to me, I'm sure they have a better word than brontosaurus these days, when kids don't learn (how to smoke and) how to name dinosaurs from Flintstones reruns…
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But Is It Art? Huge DinoCar, Central Valley Near the I-80Thursday, January 7th, 2016
Here It Is, San Francisco's Best Christmas Tree for 2015, in an Unexpected Place – 55 Foot Tall – Straight Outta ShastaFriday, November 13th, 2015
Just look at this thing in front of Pier 39 – it's huge!
And it's 100% real, for better or worse. I heard it's 55 feet, but officially it's 60, perhaps due to rounding, IDK:
I'm calling this thing an Attraction:
Oh, but why so soon, in early November?
This issue hadn't occurred to me – I guess it is a bit early. (But feel free to add that to the lengthy list of things I care absolutely nothing about.)
Anyway, the Lighting Ceremonies are coming November 21-22, 2015.
See you there!
Whoops: Horrible JCDecaux Company Markets 17-Foot-Tall Advertisement Kiosks as "Oversized Landmarks" that "Tower Over" UsMonday, August 10th, 2015
Here's the sitch – Frisco locked itself into a 20-year deal with that fucking JCDecaux (JEE-SEE-DE-KOO, mon amie) company, so now we're stuck with 100-something of these 17 foot tall kioskses
(Hey, that's what you need more in your life, Gentle Reader – more booze, hurray! Catchphrase: Booze – it's what's for dinner.)
(Note now-useless and obsolete newspaper sidewalk sales feature. Also note that this sidewalk monster is labeled as "street furniture," as if that's a good thing. Also note cheesy gold-toned metal accents – tres chic, non?)
Of course we've been down this road before, Gentil Lecteur, but I wanted to attract your eyes to this – here's how JCD markets SF's public property:
Overview: In San Francisco, our 113 advertising kiosks cannot be missed. These elegant, 24-hour backlit, 17-foot kiosks tower over the city's most populated streets, providing advertisers with oversized landmarks to showcase their messages. Our kiosks are the most striking outdoor media platforms to reach pedestrians and vehicular traffic in the Bay Area.
Each kiosk has two ad panels. The panels are divided into pre-set networks, each with equal exposure to top locations.
Kiosks are located throughout the heart of San Francisco's high-density business, entertainment, and shopping districts including Union Square, the Financial District and Fisherman's Wharf…"
So help me out here. If we have OVERSIZED LANDMARKS, you know, some "STREET FURNITURE" what TOWER OVER us, you know, what CANNOT BE MISSED so that some rich Euros straight outta, and I'm srsly, fucking Neuilly-sur-Seine, France can make some more Euros, then I ask you, "Is This A Good Thing?"
Just asking, Jean-Charles.
Progress Report at SFO: Goofy New ATC Tower, Unsafe Old ATC Tower, Tower Crane, AA Jet – Pukao Mounted!Wednesday, April 23rd, 2014
Ah, progress!
You see, first the new air traffic control tower was all like this.
But now it's all like this:
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"Pukao are the hats or topknots formerly placed on top of some moai statues on Easter Island. They were all carved from a very light red volcanic stone scoria, which was quarried from a single source at Puna Pau."
SFO Update: Old Air Traffic Control Tower, New Air Traffic Control Tower, Under Construction, TelephotoThursday, March 6th, 2014
In my day, ATC towers were symmetrical, AND THAT WAS THE WAY WE LIKED IT!
These days, IJDK, IJDK:
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Here It Is: "Brand New Apts – AVA – 55 9th Street" – "AVA is Now in a Relationship with Mid-Market"Wednesday, February 5th, 2014
Uhhhhhhh… what?!
Your Civic Center Blog puts this all in perspective for us:
There is new signage on the building proudly proclaiming that "AVA is Now in a Relationship with Mid-Market," and my first thought was, "Be careful to avoid the meth heads and chronic alcoholics in your new relationship, AVA. They will always be a disappointment."
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(First NeMa and now this.)
SFO Construction Update: New Traffic Control Tower, Tower Crane, Old Traffic Control TowerWednesday, February 5th, 2014
They've made some progress the past five months:
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Here It Is, Your "Dramatic" New Airport Control Tower at SFO, About Halfway FinishedWednesday, September 25th, 2013
September 2013:
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It'll have a torch-like air, they say.
Sign of the Times – Former Mayor Willie Brown's Unused 17-Foot Tall Newspaper Kiosks Still Littering Our StreetsMonday, August 5th, 2013
Oh, there's a super-long contract that binds us to have these sidewalk cylinders about for a loooong time because that's the way Willie Brown wanted it?
An that's why these hulking monoliths must remain, whether they're used or not?
Thusly. This is in betwixt the new COFFEE CULTURES and the occasional parking space of the most popular food truck in San Francisco. It really does get in the way
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I ask of you, Gentle Reader, has SFGov ever made a good deal?
Ever made a public-private contract where the public didn't get the short end of the stick?
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The Runyon table lamp mixes metal, wood and, with its white linen shade, fabric looks in a design that, in application, mixes in industrial sensibilities. At the same time, the lines and material treatment are smooth, providing the product with a more contemporary appearance. In scale, the table lamp stands 29-inches high.
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Leader: mboles52, for a third week in a row. His scoring has fallen from 173 to 158 to 129 to 122 in recent weeks, but mboles52 still leads by seven points. Picking up Wes Welker to replace Andre Johnson did not pay off immediately. Welker scored 10 points.
High score of the week: bbeebe2, with 155 points, a more than twofold increase from a week earlier. bbeebe2 got 25 points from Aaron Rodgers, 25 from the New York Jets defense, 21 from Devin Hester, 21 from Drew Brees and 20 from Rashard Mendenhall.
My team: tied for 306th out of 1,568 entries, 81.5 percentile. Down from 246th and 85.0 percentile. Getting a combined seven points from Carolina's Steve Smith (6), the New York Giants' Victor Cruz (1) and San Francisco's Vernon Davis (0) wasn't what I had in mind last week.
My wife's team: tied for 512th place, 68.9 percentile. This was the week I'd been waiting for. She left Steven Hauschka in her lineup on a bye week, got minus-four points from the Minnesota defense and plummeted nearly 200 spots in the standings. She has now gone from 17th place to 66th to 233rd to 512th place over the last month.
Dan Graziano's team: tied for 466th place, 71.3 percentile. Up from 624th place and 61.3. Looks like Dan's making a midseason push. He got solid production from just about every position in scoring 121 points, 23 above the median score.
Note of the week: Danny Tuccitto's Insider column shows which teams have the easiest and hardest remaining schedules against run and pass. Cleveland, Arizona and Seattle face the toughest pass defenses on average from here on out. The St. Louis Rams face the second-toughest run defenses on average, with two four games remaining against San Francisco and Seattle.
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"I'm going to very much miss what I've been doing. Everyday is so unique. I am really going to miss the children and staff here," she told the Banner Graphic.
Blaydes started out her career teaching kindergarten in Griffith. After two years, she came to Bainbridge Elementary. During that time she taught first grade for 22 years, fourth and second grade for one year and all the rest in third grade.
"I came here in 1967 when the building was brand new. When I leave, I will be the last of the teachers from that year," said Blaydes.
She plans to do a lot of traveling. Hopefully including a cruise to Alaska. She is also an avid bridge player and has been subbing with a group.
"Now I can play regularly," she said.
Always active in the community, Blaydes plans on continuing to take part in community events. She lives in Roachdale although she was born and raised in Lafayette.
She got her undergraduate degree from Purdue University, masters from DePauw University and did her administration work at Butler University.
"I did my administration work but decided that was not what I wanted to do. I really loved to teach so I stayed teaching," said Blaydes.
When asked if she had any favorite memories, she replied that at this point, most of it is all a blur.
"Each year is such a challenge and so unique. I never taught the same way any year. I teach with themes and vary them with the kids. I try to make every year different for the kids and that keeps me interested as well," she reflected.
After spending two-thirds of her life in the classroom, it will be hard for Blaydes to leave Bainbridge Elementary.
She noted that a lot of changes have occurred in Bainbridge through the years.
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There will be a retirement open house for Blaydes and Linda Hartman in the media center at Bainbridge Elementary on Wednesday, May 27 from 3 to 5 p.m. The public is welcome. If anyone has pictures or memories they would like to share about Hartman or Blaydes please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Why don't you call me and we can discuss which apartments are of interest to you. I don't discriminate againts buyers who don't have multi-million dollar accounts. In fact, most of my buyers today are first time buyers looking for properties under $1M dollars.
To answer your question without knowing anything else other than your price range, I can tell you this. In the $500K price, you are mainly looking at Coops or perhaps Condops. I have a buyer I'm currently working with with the same price range who can probably push it up to $600,000K and the quality of apartments is very limited in the Condo market. There are a few, but on the very small side, around 500sq ft.
If on the other hand you "ARE" looking for a Co-op, than we have much more inventory to consider. Ether case, could you tell me Kirsten which neighborhoods are of interest to you, are you looking for any building amenities, etc...Would you consider Roosevelt Island or even Long Island City?
I can't say why some of these agents flaked on you, maybe because they are on an early vacation for the holidays. I'm in the city and if you would like to talk, I'll be very upfront with you and go over your possible options.
All the best
One other possibility comes to mind. It is possible that you are looking at foreclosures or short sales. Some realtors do not like them. They take to long to do and often the sale falls apart after months of work. Maybe you are talking to agents who are selling more expensive houses and do want to take about the same time to sell a 1 bedroom when they can make more commission on a 2 or 3 bedroom with the same time.
I agree with sean below. Look on here for agents in your area. Then go to their profiles and read their posts in response to other peoples questions. When you find a few who seem decent send an email and try to talk to them in person. If you find one who is willing to work with you and seems knowledgeable choose and work with them.
I would reach out to a few and see if some of them can help you. Some agents do not act as buyers agents but I find it odd that you contacted a few and they were not able to help.
Hope someone on trulia will be able to help you out.
have you been pre-approved for the purchase price you are looking at?
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Manhattan real estate practice, to my understanding, is even crazier than Brooklyn.
Very interesting information. Thank you to everyone! No, these are not short sales or foreclosures. I've seen a bunch of 1 bedrooms in Manhattan for less than $500,000 and I've had several agents tell me you can't get a 1 bedroom in Manhattan for less than $500k, they simply don't exist. And I ask them about the listings I've seen and they always have a reason why those don't count and aren't realistic. I kept wondering if the listings I saw were fake or bait and switch listings that had long since been closed.
I would be perfectly happy for them to tell me they can't make money on those and I'd be better of contacting the sales agent. I would not be offended by this at all and I like to make decisions based on all the facts. What I find strange is the insistence the something doesn't exist.


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Looks like tomorrow may be washed-out.
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Sentiment: Strong Sell
Obviously there is another offering at $3x.xx coming up...though I don't think it's "leaking from head quarters.."...that just sounds like a cold.
That's the plan...GLNG builds vessels and finds employment for them, sells them to GMLP for more than they cost to build. GMLP finances the purchase with debt and a portion of equity. With GLNG's newbuilds approaching completion, this leak seems more like common knowledge.
The upside for GMLP holders is increased DCF/share (keep in mind GLNG owns a ton of GMLP units) leading to distribution growth and increased diversity in operating risk (each vessel makes up a lower % of revenue).
If you aren't prepared for equity offerings to pay for the vessels, maybe look at GLNG? They've pushed the equity portion down to GMLP. I sold a quarter of my GMLP at 34.xx and covered the rest with Nov $35 calls (got a little over a dollar for them). I will look to re-add that quarter on an offering if the acquisition is good and the price drops close to or below $30. Then sell that quarter if we move back towards the mid 30s on distribution increases. It's not a ton of movement, but they're in a sweet spot now with their LT contracts.
I'm not sure what will happen later in this decade when the initial fleet approaches contract rollover...it seems that larger size FSRU and more efficient carriers will be the standard then, and current GMLP valution has a pretty optimistic terminal value on those assets. Will trade around the margins until then.
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Wedding Trivia:BRIDAL PARTYThis term has many origins from different cultures. In Anglo-Saxon times, the groom had the help of "bridesmen" or "brideknights" to help him capture and/or escort his bride. Later they would make sure that the bride got to the church and to the groom's home afterwards. The women who accompanied and assisted the bride were called "bridesmaids" or "brideswomen".
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