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Collage Meets Feminist Theory
Wednesday 1:00-500 p.m.
|Mariangeles Soto-Diaz
In this course we will be looking at the collage as art form, technique and, more importantly, a site for exploring critical feminist issues. Starting with Miriam Schapiro's Femmage, we will read feminist theory as fuel for the content of our collages. We will look at images by cubists, dadaists, surrealists and pop artists, while also paying close attention to the work of women and artists of color who have used collage to approach content through other angles. In the studio, we will recycle and put together images, detritus, puns, bits and pieces, odds and ends, taking them out of old contexts and transforming them in new ones to create multiple patterns and meanings.
Introduction to Television Theory and Practice in Contemporary American Culture
Tuesday, Thursday 9:00-10:20
|Bethany Ogdon
In this course you will be introduced to a diverse range of important critical work in the field of television studies, as well as to a number of pertinent cultural theory texts. These writings will inform our consideration of contemporary social trends in relation to televisual representation. We will examine television phenomena such as the rise of MTV in the early 80s, Fox Television's post-Cosby programming, post-feminist network programs such as Ally McBeal, Ellen, and Dharma and Greg, reality television (daytime talk shows, police reality programming), home shopping networks, and contemporary saturation news coverage of national events (for instance, the Clinton/Lewinsky event). These phenomena will be read in the contexts of a) television theory, b) earlier eras in television history, and c) wider cultural trends. The goal of the course is to arrive at an idea of how television functions within U.S. national culture and as U.S. national culture. Central questions addressed in this class include: What is the interrelationship between the political economy of television and developments in late-20th century American politics? What is the relationship between the rise of multiculturalism/identity politics and developments in television programming? What is the role of television in the formation of both national and individual identity? Is television a fundamental component of modern democracy or is it does it contribute to democracy's degeneration? There will be a separate screening time required.
Philosophies of Race and Gender
Tuesday, Thursday 10:30-11:50 a.m.
|Monique Roelofs
How do feminist philosophies and critical race theories conceptualize questions of difference such as race and ethnicity, gender and sexual orientation, modes of embodiment, economic inequalities, colonial legacies, and structures of cross-cultural exchange? What place should developmental, constructed, and transformative aspects of identities take in a philosophical account of experience, embodiment, and art/power/knowledge configurations? This course will explore these questions by studying the following focus-points: whiteness and blackness as modes of being-in-the-world; masculinities and femininities as configurations that travel among persons and social contexts; phenomenological and existential structures of a politics of emotion and address; aesthetic possibilities for transformation in contemporary, global market cultures; categories of gender, race, and ethnicity, their bases in distributions of gendered and raciated subjectivities, their analytical interconnections (e.g. forms of racialization as forms of feminization), and their ties to notions of consciousness and agency; conceptions of communities and publics and the phenomenon of shifting constitutive exclusions.
Evolving Notions of Heroines and Heroes
Monday, Wednesday 1:00-2:20 p.m.
|Sarah Wilburn
This course will look at evolving notions of literary heroines and heroes in (mainly) British literature from the mid-nineteenth through the early twentieth centuries. During the time of industrialization, increasing urbanization, and social change, there is a corresponding change in the types of characters, heroines and heros, in literature. Through our readings, we will centrally explore various modes in novel writing, including verse novels, big novels, humorous novels, and experimental forms at the turn of the century. Regular attendance, three to four essays, and discussion participation will be required. We will read several of the following works: Elizabeth Gaskell, Cranford, Charlotte Bronte, Villette, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Aurora Leigh,Walt Whitman, from Leaves of Grass, Marie Corelli, Romance of Two Worlds, Mrs. Humphry Ward, Robert Elsmere, Grant Allen, The Woman Who Did, Thomas Hardy, Jude the Obscure, Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway.
Degas, van Gogh, Gauguin
Tuesday, Thursday 10:30-11:50 a.m.
|Sura Levine
Edgar Degas, Vincent van Gogh, and Paul Gauguin each hold a special place in our popular imagination and in art historical studies. While each of these artists was associated with the avant-garde in late 19th century France, their lives and imagery have been the subjects of films, and myriad exhibitions and the resulting recent critical reassessment; their imagery also can be found on mugs, calendars, and even clothing. This course will focus on these three artists, primarily as historical figures but we also will look into their present positions in visual culture. In so doing, students will gain mastery of different art historical methods, from formalism and the social historical, to the psychoanalytic, post-structuralist, feminist, and post-colonialist.
Introduction to Textual Studies: Jane Austen's Mansfield Park
Monday, Wednesday 10:30-11:50 a.m.
Jane Austen's Mansfield Park, a novel that engages early 19th-century debates over property and power, imperial economics and national identity, and the gendering of social and familial conduct, has alternately frustrated and intrigued readers since its publication in 1814. Readings in this section will include interpretations of Mansfield Park from different critical perspectives, as well as examples of cultural context, both from the period in which the novel was written and from subsequent periods. In our readings and in class discussions, we will also enter into current conversations over the status of history-fact or fiction?-and consider what it means to read, write, and interpret historical narratives. As a coda to the course, we will examine the boundary between literary and non-literary texts: first, by attempting to read several "non-literary" texts as literature; and secondly, by reading two "literary" works which self-critically provide their own reflections on literary and critical practices.
The Other South: Multiple Narratives In Southern Literature & History
Tuesday, Thursday 10:30-11:50 a.m.
|L. Brown Kennedy Susan Tracy
Constructed as almost a mythic fiction by its own major novelists and historians, stereotyped in the popular media, the "South" is also a multiple set of stories told by former slaves and slaveholders, women in kitchens and fields, workers in mines and factories. Through analysis of the fiction and autobiography of its writers, together with discussion of major debates in the current historical scholarship, this course seeks to introduce you to South(s) of starkly contrasting geographies and economies and of diverse peoples, The class will trace themes that span the period from the Civil War to the Civil Rights Movement: the defense and critique of the plantation South, the growing split between rural life and urban life, relations among the races (black, white and Native American) and between men and women, the role of family, religion, memory and myth making.
Woman as Director of Film/Video: Another History
Tuesday 12:30-3:20 p.m.
|Joan Braderman
This course examines the role of women in film and videomaking as auteurs, artists, activists, theorists, critics, and entrepreneurs, from the 20s in Hollywood, when there were more women directing films than at any time since, to the burst of collective creative power in virtually every form engendered by the sixties and seventies women's movement. We will examine the differences in context for work proposed by the dominant cinema and television industries, on the one hand, and the various national political and alternative aesthetic spaces that have brought the "feminine sensibility" behind the camera as well as in front of it. The teens and 20s films of Weber, Shub, Dulac; of Arzner and Deren, Sagan, Riefenstahl in the 30s and 40s; then Varda, Chytilova, Duras, Maldorer, Gomez Riechert, Von Trotta, Rainer, Ackerman, Export, Friedrich, Savoco and Bigelow, contemporary video artists and producers such as Rosler, Birnbaum, Jonas, and Halleck will be examined in their own specific economic, political, and aesthetic contexts. The major critical and theoretical contributions by feminist writers in the 70s like Rich, Mulvey, Lesage, and deLauretis will be examined in relation to work by women. In a field as capital intensive as media production, power for women has often been hard won. This course serves as an alternative view of the film and videomaking process as it traces the movement of women into it. Prerequisite: Some experience in women's studies and/or film and video criticism. There will be additional screening time scheduled.
Issues in Popular Culture: Representing Whiteness
Wednesday 2:30-5:20 p.m.
|Bethany Ogdon
The study of whiteness is fast developing as an important field of academic inquiry. It is a development which is both important and remarkable because whites have historically tended to view themselves as racially invisible, as a neutral universal category, and, hence, as outside the bounds of racial scrutiny. This course will use a number of new texts emerging from the field of whiteness studies, as well as foundational essays which theorize identity formation and the interrelation of race, class and gender, to ground an examination of representations of whiteness in the contemporary media. Of particular interest is how "racializing" discourses are used to cover over issues of class privilege and class antagonisms in contemporary American culture. We will be primarily concentrating on representations of whiteness in popular television forms, Hollywood film, and advertising; however, we will also look at earlier mythic representations of whiteness in sources such as 18th-century captivity narratives and wild
Literature, Violence, and the State
Monday, Wednesday 12:30-1:50
|Mary Russo Parker
A course on the poetics and politics of tragedy focusing on representations of state violence whose victims and agents of criminality have been women. The class will examine closely Sophocles Antigone; Shakespeare's "Rape of Lucrece" and Titus Andronicus; and 19th- and 20th-century depictions of the life and death of Beatrice Cenci (Shelleys and Artauds among others). Beginning with Aristotle's Poetics, we will consider also other writings in philosophy, classical and romantic poetics, and contemporary literary and social theories that link ethical, aesthetic, and emotional criteria to the question of what constitute legitimate acts of sovereign force or of individual self-sacrifice. Prerequisite: a previous course using literary and/or feminist theory, or instructor permission To be taught at Amherst College as Colloquium 26. Hampshire College students should register under the Hampshire course number, Amherst College students will register at Amherst under the Amherst course number.
Introduction to Theatre and Social Action
Monday, Wednesday 9:00-10:20 a.m.
|Priscilla Page
How do artists affect social change? Beginning with Augosto Boal's Theater of the Oppressed, we will look at different historical moments and the actions taken by many to bring about change. Boal offers a broad definition of theater that we will use to look at public demonstrations as spectacle. We will also consider whether or not all art is, by its very nature, political. Then, we will examine the practices of theater companies such as the San Francisco Mime Troupe, El Teatro Campesino, Spiderwoman Theater, and Split Britches. Within the context of social action, we will also look at feminist movement and the artists who raise awareness, offer social commentary and use the arts to articulate the types of change that are needed to create a just world.
Latino Theatre in the United States
Monday, Wednesday 9:00-10:20 a.m.
|Priscilla Page
How many Latino playwrights can you name? How many of them have you seen produced? Which ones have you read? Who are the influential Latino theater artists today and what are the traditions of Latino theater in this country? In this course, we will study the texts of contemporary Latino playwrights and performers such as Culture Clash, John Leguizamo, Cherrie Moraga, and Jose Rivera. We will also look at the tradition of Latino writers in the theater of the U.S. and their artistic, cultural and political influences. This course will pay particular attention to Chicano and Nuyorican artists. We will look at the historical representations of Latinos both on the stage and in the media. Lastly, we will focus on the specific issues addressed by Latina artists as women of color in the U.S.
Living for Tomorrow: Cultural Contestations, Gender Politics, and the AIDS Epidemic
Monday, Wednesday 10:30 - 11:50 a.m.
|Jill Lewis
Working to make the world a safer place has enormous urgency today, needing new forms of commitment and education. This course, working from novels and films, will focus on questions central to the continuing HIV/AIDS epidemic. What critical and creative tools can we explore to develop sexual safety education that is vivid and engaging? What does it mean to question gender norms in different cultural contexts? How can we design initiatives that involve young people actively in questioning gendered sexual behaviours that reproduce risk and damage and enable them to help stem the HIV/AIDS epidemic? The course looks to cultural texts to explore how masculinity and femininity are scripted. It discusses how gender research questions the institution of heterosexuality-with particular focus on masculinity. And we will take these concerns into context of the HIV/AIDS epidemic-relating the cultural scriptings of gender to this urgent contemporary political crisis. The course will include group assignments for planning educational action. Men students are particularly encouraged to consider engaging with these issues. The course instructor has worked on HIV prevention in several countries.
Topics in Women's Health
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:30-11:50
|Merle S. Bruno
Breast cancer, depression, toxic shock syndrome, osteoporosis, heart disease, fertility, and PMS are among a wealth of health conditions of particular interest to women. For many years it was assumed that information learned from medical studies on men applied directly to women. We know now that the incidence and expression of certain conditions and the responses to the same medical treatments may differ. Through small group work on medical cases, reading, and lectures, students will address health issues that are important for women. They will examine how scientists conduct studies about the influences on health of life style, environment, culture, and medical treatments. For their final papers, students will choose particular conditions, diseases or treatments to investigate in depth.
Contemporary Issues in International Health
Tuesday, Thursday 9:00-10:20 a.m.
|Fatemeh Giahi
This course examines the various factors that contribute to the continued existence of world hunger as a widespread problem. Special attention is paid to the nutritional problems of developing nations. The topics to be covered include assessment of undernutrition, causes and consequences of hunger, related policies and intervention programs, the political economy of world hunger, and the impact of globalization on the nutrition of individuals, households, communities and nations. Protein and energy malnutrition, vitamin and mineral deficiencies and infectious diseases in vulnerable populations will be emphasized. The social and economic situation of women in relation to food and nutrition is also covered. In addition to reading and writing assignments, students will be expected to complete an independent research project.
Buddhism and Society in Cross-Cultural Perspective
Monday, Wednesday 10:30-11:50 a.m.
|Abraham Zablocki
This course examines the relationship between the Buddhist religion and the socio-cultural contexts in which it has taken root. We seek to understand how Buddhist doctrine exists in a complex interplay with social institutions, economic and political interests, and pre-existing cultural frames of reference. Our analysis will be comparative - drawing upon examples from India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Tibet, Nepal, Japan, and the United States - and historical - examining material from Buddhism's earliest period in India up to its current phase of global expansion. Throughout the course we will attempt to understand how issues such as gender, hierarchy, the state, modernization, and monasticism have been variously imagined in Buddhist societies, and how these different imaginings have led to profoundly different forms of social practice. Our goal is to understand Buddhism as it is lived by its adherents, and Buddhist societies as they have shaped, and been shaped by, the religion.
Gender and its Development
Tuesday, Thursday 10:30-11:50 a.m.
|Martha Hadley
Once an assumed category, dictated by biology and shaped by culture, gender and its development have been critiqued and studied intensively in recent years. This course will review historic assumptions about the nature and development of gender as well as the work of psychologists and other social scientists who have questioned and reached beyond these assumptions. We will focus on critical reading of recent research and theories of gender development as well as contemporary ideas about the nature of gender from different fields within the Social Sciences. Our work will include: class discussion of readings; writing assignments aimed at practicing critical analysis of popular books on gender; group presentations on gender patterns in different cultures and a final paper in which each student will define a question and pursue independent research on their topic, write and revise their draft.
Psychology of Immigration
Tuesday, Thursday 12:30-1:50 p.m.
|Amy Cheng
The United States prides itself as a country of immigrants and the "land of opportunity." Yet looking past this dominant narrative, immigrant lives are marked by a complex negotiation of cultures, nationalities, and social injustice. To navigate the powerful tensions and contradictions of their social worlds, immigrants and their families may shift their identities as a response to the social demands of nationality, culture, gender, race, class, and sexuality. In this class we will explore the various ways that immigrants (first- and second-generation) adapt to and shape these social forces. By exploring fictional and autobiographical accounts of immigration, we will engage with and challenge psychological theories of immigration and "acculturation." By reading about experiences of individuals from a variety of immigrant groups (e.g., Jewish, Latino, Afro-Caribbean, and Asian American), we will also illuminate American intersections. By investigating these narratives, we may go beyond the dominant narrative of the typical immigrant "success story."
Justice, Gender and the State: Feminist Political Theory
Tuesday, Thursday 9:00-10:20 a.m.
|Falguni Sheth
Does conventional political theory accurately reflect the ways in which human beings are expected to uphold certain responsibilities in society? Or does it, as feminist political philosophers argue, eclipse, mold, and selectively manipulate the picture of the citizen and the set of responsibilities that individuals must have, by assuming a masculine model? What are the assumptions and implications behind conventional and feminist political theory? Is political obligation really based on "consent"? Is the notion of "contract" helpful or harmful for protecting women's concerns about their bodies, reproduction, child-care, and property? Feminists have argued both sides of these concerns. Some suggest that contractual models of politics allow women greater freedom to live their lives in fulfilling ways, while others suggest that the conventional rubric of property, contracts, and rights, etc. merely coerce women into commodifying themselves and falling under the sway of oppressive masculinist political structures. In this course, we will examine these, among other, concerns,. Readings will include selections from some of the following authors, among others: Nancy Fraser, Seyla Benhabib, Patricia Williams, Mari Matsuda, Angela P. Harris, Dorothy Roberts, Catharine MacKinnon, Katherine Francke, Vicki Schultz, Margaret Radin, Jean Elshtain, Iris Young, Zillah Eisenstein, Uma Narayan, Elizabeth Kiss, Nancy Hartsock, Joan Williams, Wendy Brown, and Judith Butler.
Women, Religion, and Politics in India
Tuesday, Thursday 12:30-1:50 p.m.
This course will examine the ways in which religion and politics intersect to shape women's lives in India. We will look at nationalism, social movements, religion, and religious politics, to analyze how these various forces are both constitutive of and constituted by constructions of gender in India. Through a close examination of ethnography, history, and fiction written from the perspective of postcolonial, feminist, subaltern, and activist writers, we will study the myriad strategies through which women adapt, conform, resist, and transform the dynamics of religion and politics in their everyday lives.
Reproductive Rights: Domestic and International Perspectives
Tuesday, Thursday 2:00-3:20 p.m.
Marlene Fried
Elizabeth Hartmann
This course will provide students with a critical framework with which to analyze contemporary reproductive rights issues. Topics include the struggle for abortion rights; the ideology and practice of population control, from welfare 'reform' and immigration control in the U.S. to case studies of family planning programs in the Third World; the population and environment lobby; reproductive technologies; and the impact of the international women's health movement in developing alternatives to conventional population policies.
Rethinking Citizenship in a Globalizing World
Thursday 7:00-9:30 p.m.
|Margaret Cerullo
This core Social Science course will introduce students to the work and interests of a range of Social Science faculty around a theme of signal importance the meanings of citizenship in a world where the boundaries of the nation state, as the site of belonging and identification as well as rights and duties are highly contested. The class will be held as a combination lecture/seminar discussion once a week in the evening with different faculty participating in each session. Some of the specific themes to be addressed include: US citizenship since September 11th: the reconfiguration of race, ethnicity, nationality and immigration, along with civil liberties, since September 11; African American conceptions and practices of citizenship: the historical development in post-Emancipation African American communities of alternative understandings of citizenship with economic, cultural and gendered dimensions; gender and citizenship: drawing on political theory and the history of social policy, feminist faculty will examine the contested meanings of women's citizenship; cultural citizenship: drawing upon current anthropological discussions of the dimensions of both entitlement and belonging that comprise citizenship; indigenous politics and citizenship in Latin America: examining contemporary indigenous movements in Latin America and their relationship to questions of national citizenship; citizenship and mistaken identity: the fate of Japanese and Korean Americans during World War II and the light those experiences shed on Asian American citizenship and current cases of mistaken identity (eg of Sikhs for Arabs); social class and citizenship; historical examination of the moments win the US when the class character of citizenship has been on the agenda, and current work that addresses class and citizenship within specific ethnic groups. The nation as locus of identification and belonging and the challenges that have emerged to nationalism in post-colonial South Asia; political economy of citizenship and its erosion: analysis of the role of the global economy in eroding national sovereignties and calling forth their reassertion in restrictive trade agreements.
Interrogating Nationalism
Monday 7:00-9:30 p.m.
|Vivek Bhandari
How are nations created? Is nationhood and statehood the same thing? What is the meaning of citizenship in a "globalizing" world? Recent political violence in Israel, Serbia, parts of Africa, and India raises a wide range of questions concerning the ways in which people view themselves as political agents. In this course we will study the history of nationalism, and look at why notions of racial, religious, linguistic, and cultural difference have been used to justify harmony, as well as conflict, within and between ethnic groups. By situating nationalism within a context of radical economic and cultural change over the last two hundred years, we will be able to understand the political choices available to individuals today. A conscious effort will be made to raise questions about race, religion, class, gender, and regional identities, and their relationship with the politics of nationalism. Chosen with a comparative framework in mind, readings will focus on the emergence of nation-states in parts of Europe, Africa, America and Asia. Students will critically examine and write about personal narratives, novels, films, as well as journal articles and academic monographs-all of which will be used to relate contemporary life with the past.
Women and Work
Wednesday 1:00-3:50 p.m.
|Laurie Nisonoff
This research workshop examines case studies of the interrelationships of gender and capital, some located in specific practice, time and place, others directed toward theoretical critique and construction. We examine issues such as: the work lives of women in the home and workplace; the relationships between "paid" and "unpaid" work; the "feminization of poverty" and of policy; the growth of new professions, the service sector, and the global assembly line. This course is organized as a seminar with students assuming substantial responsibility for discussion. This course is designed for advanced Division II and Division III students. Instructor permission is required.
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Dimitry Kazionov was scoreless in 11:30 of ice time as Kazan defeated Yaroslavl 3-2 in overtime in the opening match of the KHL season.
Tomorrow, Johan Harju will make his KHL debut as Dynamo Moscow squares off with CSKA.
In recent CHL exhibition action:
Richard Panik (2009 2nd) had a goal and three assists in a 5-3 Windsor exhibition win over Plymouth Saturday afternoon. Panik has three goals and five assists in his first two North American games. And he's not even playing next to likely 2010 No.1 overall pick Taylor Hall yet. Panik couldn't be in a better situation. He's playing for a coach (Bob "The Boogie Man" Boughner) and GM (Warren Rychel) who were both hard-nosed, disciplined players and expect the same out of their Spitfire players. As the defending Memorial Cup and OHL champions, and expected 2010 champion for both, the Spits will be in Canada's spotlight and have targets on their backs all year. They'll get everyone's A-game defensively. This should help Panik speed his development for NHL play. Finally, he'll be surrounded by players such as Hall, Ryan Ellis, and Cam Fowler, which means he has a very high statistical ceiling. This will be fun to watch.
Goaltender Jaroslav Janus made his exhibition debut for Erie Saturday, stopping 31 shots in a 4-4 tie with Niagara. Janus can return to Erie this year as an overager, though there was speculation he'd go to Europe or be signed by the Lightning and placed in the Central League or assigned to an ECHL team. It's good to see him back with the Otters, even if it's just to get work before Tampa Bay's rookie camp this week.
The "other" 2009 Lightning first rounder, Carter Ashton, had an assist for Lethbridge in preseason action Friday.
Matias Sointu, who is making his North American debut with Ottawa this year, has one assist through two exhibition games for the 67's. Sointu missed most of last season with an injury in Finland.
The Q opens regular season play this week, so look for BoltProspects' Game Night summaries to appear shortly.
N.A. Juniors Memorial Cup Game Night: 5/20
Drummondville Voltigeurs 3 vs. Rimouski Oceanic 2 (OT) (Round Robin)
W/C Luca Cunti, RIM: 1-0-1,-1, 0 PIM, 3 SOG
MemCup totals: 3 GP, 2-0-2, -3, 2 PIM
Playoff totals: 13 GP, 4-5-9, -2, 12 PIM
Season totals: 57 GP, 20-25-45, +10, 32 PIM
Rimouski dominated the Volts – who had dominated them in a 4-0 playoff sweep weeks earlier – but they simply couldn't figure out Volts goaltender Marco Cousineau (Ducks). Cousineau was outstanding in this game, making up for a very sub-par effort against Windsor the previous night.
Cunti scored the Oceanic's opening goal when he darted through the blue ice and knocked a rebound under Cousineau. The 'Nics outshot the Volts 41-20 and out chanced them by a large margin, also. Gabriel Dumont (N.A. No. 153 for 2009 draft) scored the OT winner on one of the few Drummondville chances when he won the puck along the sidewall from Felix Lefrancois (undrafted, unranked), darted into the middle, eluding Rimouski's top defenseman Marc-Andre Bourdon (Flyers), who tried to knock him over but missed horribly, then proceeded to get multiple shots on sprawled-out Rimouski goaltender Maxim Gougeon (undrafted) while Cunti weakly attempted to tie up his stick. Dumont's second shot went in over the outstretched arm of Gougeon, and Drummondville was sent on to the semifinals.
Rimouski (1-2) will play in a rematch with Windsor (1-2) – a hard-fought 5-4 Oceanic win days ago – in a tiebreaker game to produce the second semifinalist. NHL Network will have the game Thursday night.
For more on Cunti's performance, see Pete's blog.
Note: Current Bolt Vincent Lecavalier and Lightning Conn Smythe winner Brad Richards were honored before the game by the Oceanic for their contributions to the team. Former Lightning Michel Ouellet was also present for the ceremonial face-off. Richards' No.39 and Lecavalier's No.4 are hanging in the Rimouski rafters. Both are considered legends in the small Quebec hockey-heavy city. Richards won MVP as he led the Oceanic to a Memorial Cup championship in Halifax in 2000.
N.A. Juniors Memorial Cup Game Night: 5/17
Windsor Spitfires 4 vs. Rimouski Oceanic 5 (Round Robin)
W/C Luca Cunti, RIM: 1-0-1,-1, 2 PIM (high sticking), 3 SOG
MemCup totals: 2 GP, 1-0-1, -2, 2 PIM
Playoff totals: 13 GP, 4-5-9, -2, 12 PIM
Season totals: 57 GP, 20-25-45, +10, 32 PIM
A fantastic game between the heavily-favored Spits and the host Oceanic. Cunti scored his first goal of the tournament on a one-timer down low off a nice feed from Kevin Veilleux (Penguins), after Veilleux performed a fancy toe-drag around the stick of a Windsor defender. Cunti nearly repaid him for the feed with a somewhat accidental set-up for a Grade A scoring chance late in the game. Veilleux's shot was stopped by Andrew Engelage, however. For a full report, see Pete's blog.
N.A. Juniors Game Night: 5/15
Kelowna Rockets 4 @ Rimouski Oceanic 1 (Memorial Cup Round Robin)
W/C Luca Cunti, RIM: 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 2 SOG
Playoff totals: 13 GP, 4-5-9, -2, 12 PIM
Season totals: 57 GP, 20-25-45, +10, 32 PIM
Don't let the final score fool you, if not for Rimouski goaltender Maxim Gougeon, the Rockets could have picked up where Drummondville left off and put a snowman on the Oceanic. Rimouski was outshot 42-20, including 17-8 in the first period where it looked like Kelowna was running offensive drills in the Oceanic zone. Tyler Myers (Sabres) had a goal and two assists in the game and was rather dominant. When that prospect fills out, he may be among the most dominant at the next level, too. Tyson Barrie, son of Lightning owner Len Barrie, also had a good game and showed a quick stick and decision making in his own zone to go with his offensive prowess. At one point the Sportsnet broadcasters mentioned speaking with scouts who say Tampa Bay early in the second round is a likely destination for Barrie at this summer's draft.
As for the Lightning's current prospect in the tournament, Cunti was arguably Rimouski's most dangerous player, creating a half-dozen scoring chances – a couple of which were Grade A. For an excellent write-up on Cunti's performance, see Pete's blog post on the subject.
Johan Harju had three shots on goal in 13:27 as Sweden defeated Team USA 4-2 to capture World Championships bronze. Harju finishes the tournament with 2 goals and 4 points in 9 games with 4 penalty minutes and a +4 rating. Harju averaged 14:26 of ice time per game.
Steven Stamkos and Martin St. Louis were scoreless as Canada fell to Russia 2-1 in the World Championships gold medal match. Stamkos and St. Louis will take home silver medals for their efforts in Switzerland. Canada outshot the Russians 38-17 but could not solve Ilya Bryzlagov to get the tying marker. Stamkos had 5 shots on goal in 14:56 for the Canadians. St. Louis had 2 shots in 21:05.
Both St. Louis and Stamkos were named by the media to the Tournament All-Star team. Martin St. Louis also was selected as one of Canada's three best players in the tournament by the tournament's coaches.
In the final ranking, Russia finished 1st (Koshechkin), Canada finished 2nd (St. Louis and Stamkos), Sweden 3rd (Harju), Finland 5th (Niskala and Ramo), and Latvia 7th (Karsums).
Vasily Koshechkin did not dress as a late third period power play goal by Konstantin Gorovikov propelled Russia over Team USA 3-2.
Steven Stamkos and Martin St. Louis each had helpers on Canada's opening goal as the Canadians defeated Sweden 3-1. Stamkos was +1, but did not register a shot on goal in 13:28. St. Louis also failed to register a shot on goal in 15:39. Johan Harju had 1 shot on goal in 15:00 of ice time for the Swedes.
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Ada group, ivory carvings and a group of about 10 illuminated manuscripts, dating from the last quarter of the 8th century, the earliest examples of the art of the Court School of Charlemagne. The group is named after a Gospel book (c. 750; Trier, Cathedral Treasury) commissioned by Ada, supposed half sister of Charlemagne. These earliest manuscripts of the Carolingian period, which initiated a revival of Roman classicism, are clearly more monumental in conception and more ambitious in the treatment of the human figure than previous Hiberno-Saxon or Merovingian manuscripts; but, as can be seen in the Godescalc Gospels (c. 780; Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale), they continue traditions from these other arts in their basically linear presentation, with a lack of concern for volume and spatial relationships.
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How It All Goes Down
- Skeeter narrates this chapter. Two weeks ago, she writes a letter to Elaine Stein once again, outlining her idea to interview local maids about their experiences working for white families.
- She lies and writes that one woman has already agreed to the interviews.
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- At Elizabeth's, Skeeter asks Aibileen again to consent to an interview, or at least to ask one of her friends to do it, but Aibileen still refuses. Skeeter goes to Elizabeth's twice after that to try to talk to Aibileen.
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A revocable trust, also known as a living trust, is a means of allowing your loved ones to avoid probate. You remain in control of your assets during your lifetime and specify how the assets are distributed upon your death. You are not required to include all your accounts in the trust, but any assets you choose not to place in the trust may be subject to probate.
How a Revocable Trust Works
A revocable trust is a written agreement that names responsible parties and beneficiaries. Typically, you name yourself or your spouse as the trustee so that you can control the assets while you are living. The designated successor trustee steps in when the trustee dies. You fund a trust by retitling assets in the name of the trust. Instead of you owning the assets, the assets are owned by the trustee for the benefit of the beneficiary. Most people tend to name themselves as the first beneficiary. This gives you the power to spend as you please throughout your lifetime. When you pass away, the successor trustee has the immediate authority to manage and distribute the assets to the other beneficiaries.
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If your main goal is to avoid probate, you do not have to place all assets in the trust. A home titled as "tenants by entirety" or "rights of survivorship" automatically passes to the other named party. Assets with designated beneficiaries, such as an IRA, annuity or bank account, also bypass probate. In some states, probate isn't necessary to transfer a vehicle to your beneficiaries. If you choose to place vehicles in the trust, you are required to pay title fees and taxes, which can add up fast.
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Assets that are not exempt from probate should be titled to the revocable estate. This includes secondary or investment homes, land, business interests, money market accounts, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, royalty contracts, patents, copyrights and even precious metals, gems and antiques.
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The Jackson County Board of Education is considering the creation of a sixth grade center to serve as a transitional school between fifth and seventh grades.
"Sixth grade has been identified as a crucial time for the transition of child development to child independence," said Superintendent Dr. John Green at last Thursday's Jackson County Board of Education work session.
The establishment of the sixth grade center would allow a focus on student development, while also helping Jackson County become one step closer to the building of a new high school. However, focus would remain on student success.
"Our first priority is maintaining a safe, risk-free environment," said April Howard, Jackson County Director of Instruction and Improvement, at the Board of Education meeting Monday night. "There's a big difference between just having turned 12 and turning 14 years old."
"Rather than re-zoning or expenditures on portable classrooms, grade configurations should be considered that increase opportunities for students as well as improve academic performance," said Green, who says that West Jackson Middle School (WJMS) currently has five portable classrooms and is expected to need another five next year if nothing changes.
The proposed sixth grade center would be located at what is currently Kings Bridge Middle School. Students from the Maysville, Benton, South Jackson and East Jackson Elementary zones would attend the sixth grade center. Students in this area would attend the current East Jackson Middle School for seventh and eighth grades.
Those from West Jackson Intermediate, North Jackson and Gum Springs would have the choice of attending the sixth grade center or remaining at West Jackson Middle School, which will continue to house sixth through eighth grades. Jackson County currently allows students to choose which schools to attend through school choice, and this would continue with the sixth grade center.
In addition to helping improve sixth grade success, the creation of a sixth grade center is expected to help expedite the process of funding and building the new West Jackson High School.
"There's approximately $12 million of capital outlay funds that exist at the state level that are earmarked for Jackson County schools. We're not allowed to access that $12 million until we have 100 percent capacity at our existing schools," said Green.
"I know this can change. If there's money sitting somewhere and it's not being used, or there's not a plan to use it, sometimes legislators will find a way to move it," said Green. "So I'm not saying that I don't fully trust our legislators at the gold dome, but we're about to go into a legislative session and so at least I would want us to have a plan submitted."
The establishment of a sixth grade center would help Jackson County schools on the east side reach capacity more quickly, which would enable the school system to access the capital outlay funds.
"The construction of a West Jackson High School would complete a community-centered grouping of schools to serve the families on the west side of the county," said Green. "This would complete the transition from one centrally located high school to two community-centered high schools. This would also provide flexibility of use of facilities that are centrally located."
The Jackson County Board of Education's February work session and meeting will be held at schools within the community, and be followed by a community meeting to further discuss the concept of a sixth grade center.
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The Sunday Morning Golfers and the Pawtuxet Valley Rotary Club invite golfers to the 25th Annual Ben Boyle Golf Classic "Share Ronnie's Dream," on Sunday, July 27, 2008 at the Richmond Country Club in Hope Valley, Rhode Island.
Golfers who participate will "win" the satisfaction of helping a charitable organization because the proceeds from this tournament will benefit the Society for Human Advancement Through Rehabilitation Engineering (SHARE) Foundation, Inc. SHARE supports the work done at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Center for Rehabilitation Engineering.
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this show was beautiful. the energy was fluid as the ocean. the minutes seemed to last a lifetime. the light was so bright and the AUDIO MIX(live and on the download(and i chose the lowest quality possible) is superb. Everyone was loud and clear in the mix.
The first set was very well played. they came out strong and fun and kept the funky, danceable grooves going through the first set with some serious highs throughout, especially in Antelope.
**The segue between Chalkdust >I am Hydrogen in the 2nd set is worth the download alone**.
Lifeboy is a rarely played song, and one of those delicate tunes that
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I know Show of Life bums a lot of people out. If your one, contact me and i can see about helping you buy your heart and soul back.
and finally, i really dont tire of character zero. it fucking rocks. its like a rinse cycle, it shakes out all the accumulated energy of the arena and gives us all once last chance to feel alive and throw down as a soulful tribe of humans before turning back into a mindless horde of selfish american idiots filing out into the insanity of metropolis.
***disclaimer: I don't relate to Phish like one might a sporting event. For me it's not: "ok i paid my two bits, now you perform like this and choose the right songs and do this that and the other with them". No. For me, each show is a continuation of the journey, the saga, the mystery and evolution that is phish and its community of followers/listeners/participators. That being said, they did play a bunch of favorite songs and played them with gusto and love on this night.
When i saw the cohesive playing and energy of night 1, i knew i had to come back. and sure enough, night two turned into a straight up ladder of ascension. porthole-sound-chamber-pyramid style. yes, the next chapter in my journey was well told. it spoke of power, freedom and magic gardens.
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Thomas Nelson golf coach Randy Pinkston seems to have a perpetual smile on his face when he's around the course these days.
It's not necessarily because his game is that great. Oh, it's pretty good.
Rather, Pinkston is very happy at the progress of his teams as Generals golf enters its third season.
"I'm very excited about this upcoming season and so are the kids," Pinkston said. "We won 15 matches last year after winning only two our first year. The kids see how much better they've gotten."
It's the play of his top two players that has Pinkston believing that the Generals can make some noise locally and perhaps in the region.
Junior Cody French won a playoff in the regional tournament to advance to state competition and will play in the No. 1 spot. French played on the Mussellman-Dunne golf tour this summer, and gained enough points to finish sixth in the point race.
Sophomore Justin Culver competed on the Kentucky Junior PGA tour, winning one tournament and finishing in the top three on several other occasions.
"I think playing in those tournaments over the summer will really help me this year," Culver said. "I used to get really nervous in high school matches, but they should be a lot easier now."
Pinkston said that he "wouldn't trade my top two players for any two in the state. Those two guys just love the game so much and spent a lot of time on their own this summer trying to get better."
Not only are those two golfers pushing one another to improve, Pinkston said that sophomore Kyle Burton has joined in that mix.
"He's got a lot of ability, and with those guys getting better, he's working harder on his game."
To be able to compete against the region's best, Pinkston says he must get consistent play from two more players.
Freshman Gabe Martinez played some varsity a year ago and is described by the coach as the team's most improved player.
"If he can get down into the low 40's by the end of the year, it will really help us," Pinkston said.
Juniors Jacob Mattingly and Evan Mattingly (no relation) will also see lots of varsity action.
"Jacob shot in the 40s for us last year and we hope it can do that again this year," Pinkston explained. "Evan is a big, strong kid who can hit it a long way, and we just need to get his short game under control."
Pinkston has scheduled several tournaments to see how his team will fare against top-notch competition.
On the girls' side, Pinkston molded players who had never picked up a club into a squad that won 21 matches last year.
"We might not be able to compete against those schools whose kids play all year long, but we can hold our own against teams in our area," he said.
Senior Olivia Rogers is one of those players who had not played golf until joining the Thomas Nelson team as a sophomore. But she has improved so much that she can shoot in the mid 40s. She will be the team's top player this season.
"I had hit some balls in the backyard, but when I joined the team, it wasn't much fun," she laughed. "I hit a lot of balls sideways. But Randy has really worked with me and has helped me improve my game."
Fellow senior Kenadi Durbin will play in the number two spot. Pinkston said that he is expecting her to maintain an average in the mid to upper 40s.
"Courtney Hillard is a junior who had never played golf until this year, but she shot a 55 her first time out," Pinkston said. "She has been a pleasant surprise for us."
Sophomore Shelby Clark will play in the third position for the team. Among other varsity players Pinkston will be counting on are sophomore Kaeleigh Holbrook and freshman twins Libby and Ellie Hagan.
"They transferred from Bardstown and they played in all of Bardstown's matches last year," Pinkston noted.
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With Cantor's Loss, Is Congress Done for the Year?
Lost in the back and forth over whether immigration reform was responsible for Rep. Eric Cantor's primary defeat–it had very little impact–is another, more fundamental problem:
In light of the chaos that has engulfed the House Republican caucus, what, if anything, can get done before the August recess?
With, at best, only 24 legislative days until that Aug. 1 deadline, immigration reform is dead. House Speaker John Boehner really stuck it to President Barack Obama on Thursday when he said that the latest reason House Republicans cold not trust the president was his handling of the recent prisoner swap for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl.
Beyond that, many insiders had been hoping for relatively smooth sailing for the appropriations bills (for the first time in years). Now, in light of the lack of leadership from the top, the restive House Republican caucus is unlikely to let these bills through without demanding votes on every conservative cause under the sun–most of which will never get out of the Senate. I suspect we'll see a lot of continuing resolutions and maybe an omnibus bill after Election Day to kick the can down the road into the next Congress.
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JEFFERSON CITY -- Three area communities received grants for infrastructure improvement from the Missouri Department of Economic Development.
Matthews, Parma and Dudley were approved to receive funds under the Community Development Block Grant program. The grants are part of $1.9 million in CDBG funding awarded through the 2011 Other Public Needs Competition.
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