text:
The Map That Changed the World: William Smith and the Birth of Modern Geologyby Simon Winchester
View All Available Formats & Editions
In 1793, a canal digger named William Smith made a startling discovery. He found that by tracing the placement of fossils, which he uncovered in his excavations, one could follow layers of rocks as they dipped and rose and fell—clear across England and, indeed, clear across the world—making it possible, for the first time ever, to draw a chart of the
In 1793, a canal digger named William Smith made a startling discovery. He found that by tracing the placement of fossils, which he uncovered in his excavations, one could follow layers of rocks as they dipped and rose and fell—clear across England and, indeed, clear across the world—making it possible, for the first time ever, to draw a chart of the hidden underside of the earth. Smith spent twenty-two years piecing together the fragments of this unseen universe to create an epochal and remarkably beautiful hand-painted map. But instead of receiving accolades and honors, he ended up in debtors' prison, the victim of plagiarism, and virtually homeless for ten years more.
The Map That Changed the World is a very human tale of endurance and achievement, of one man's dedication in the face of ruin. With a keen eye and thoughtful detail, Simon Winchester unfolds the poignant sacrifice behind this world-changing discovery.
Editorial Reviews
Simon Winchester, bestselling author of The Professor and the Madman, presents the fascinating story of William Smith, a 19th-century engineer who became the father of modern geology by discovering the various fossil layers under the earth and creating the world's first map of the various strata. Before he could receive any such acclaim, however, he was forced to overcome a landslide of adversity.
Once again, Winchester brings to life an obscure historical figure almost completely forgotten over the years. Smith worked as an engineer at a time when canal growth was booming in England -- experienced men were needed to determine the most practical route each canal should take. As he surveyed, he noticed that the rocks were arranged in layers, each layer containing a unique set of fossils. He quickly realized what this meant: The Earth must be far older than the 4,004 years commonly thought to be true, as taught by the Bible.
For the next 20 years, Smith traveled throughout England, accumulating rocks and fossils -- creating one of the largest collections ever -- while planning the creation of a huge hand-painted map that would show the arrangement of the various layers. In 1815, his map was produced, at great personal expense.
Four years later, he was thrown into debtor's prison, and swindled out of his meager profits. He was deemed too "unpolished and ill-educated" to gain entry into the Geological Society, a snub that devastated him. Worst of all, his carefully and painstakingly created map was then plagiarized by a "gentleman," George Bellas Greenough -- a sitting member of both the House of Commons and the Geological Society, immensely wealthy and powerful.
Smith's struggles to revive his good name and, ultimately, receive the acclaim of his geological peers make for compelling reading -- and another triumph for Simon Winchester. (Nicholas Sinisi)
Nicholas Sinisi is the Barnes and Noble.com History Editor.
Eric Wargo
Product Details
- 9780061767906
- Publisher:
- HarperCollins Publishers
- Publication date:
- 04/28/2009
- Series:
- P.S. Series
- Pages:
- 368
- Sales rank:
- 99,995
- Product dimensions:
- 5.31(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.82(d)
Read an Excerpt
Escape on the Northbound Stage
The last day of August 1819, a Tuesday, dawned gray, showery, and refreshingly cool in London, promising a welcome end to a weeklong spell of close and muggy weather that seemed to have put all the capital's citizens in a nettlesome, liverish mood.
Anyone trying to hurry along the cobbled and granite-paved streets that day was still certain to be frustrated, despite the improvement in the weather: The crowds! The crush! The dirt! The smell! More than a million people had lately been counted as living within and beyond London's city walls, and each day hundreds more, the morning papers reported, were to be found streaming in from the countryside, bent on joining the new prosperity that all hoped might soon be flowering now that the European wars were over. The city's population was well on the way to doubling itself in less than twenty years. The streets were in consequence filled with a jostling, pullulating, dawdling mass of people. And animals, too: It seemed of little matter to some farmers that there had long been laws to keep them from driving cattle through the center of town - so among the throngs one could spot mangy-looking sheep, more than a few head of cattle, the odd black pig, and of course horses, countless horses, pulling carriages and goods vehicles alike. The stench of their leavings, on a hot week such as this had been, was barely tolerable.
Since it was very early in the morning, there were, of course, fewer crowds than usual. Fewer, that is, except in one or two more notorious spots, where a sad and shabby ritual of the dawn tended to bring out the throngs - and where this story is most appropriately introduced.
The better known of the London sites where the morning masses gathered was in the rabbit warren of lanes that lay near Saint Paul's Cathedral, to the east of where the river Fleet had once run. Halfway along the Fleet Market a passerby would have noted, perhaps with the wry amusement of the metropolitan sophisticate, that crowds had gathered outside a rather noble, high-walled building whose address, according to a written inscription above the tall gateway, was simple: Number Nine.
An onlooker would have been amused because the address was a mere euphemism, the building's real purpose only too well known. The streets to the west of Saint Paul's were one of the two districts of nineteenth-century London where a clutch of the capital's many prisons were concentrated: the Newgate, the Bridewell, the Cold Bath Fields, and the Ludgate jails had all been built nearby, in what in winter were the chill gloom and coal-smoke fogs of the river valley. And Number Nine was the site of the best known of them all, the prince of prisons, the Fleet.
There was another, precisely similar, ghetto of prisons on the south side of the Thames, in the area that, then technically beyond London, was the borough of Southwark: another small huddle of grim, high-walled mansion houses of punishment and restraint - the Clink, the Marshalsea, the Bedlam prison-hospital, and, formidable in appearance and reputation, just like its sister establishment back at Number Nine, the infamous barrackslike monstrosity of the Prison of the King's Bench.
The King's Bench, the nearby Marshalsea, and the Fleet were different from most London prisons. They were very old, for a start, and were privately run according to a set of very strange rituals. They had been instituted for a sole purpose - the holding, for as long as necessary, of men and women who could not or would not pay their bills. These three institutions were debtors' prisons - and the reason that crowds formed around their entrances each sunrise is that, every morning just after dawn, it was the policy of their wardens to free those inmates who had discharged their obligations.
Of the three the Fleet had the most intriguing entranceway. On either side of the gate was a caged window, and above it the motto "Remember the Poor Debtors, Having No Allowance." Through the grate could be seen a small and gloomy chamber, with nothing inside except a wooden bench. A doorway beyond, locked and barred from the outside, gave access to the main cellblock. Each day a new impoverished prisoner would be pushed out into the cage - to spend the next twenty-four hours on begging duty, pleading with passersby for money to help in his or her plight. Debtors were obliged to pay for their time in prison; those who turned out to be totally out of funds were forced to go into the grated room and beg.
The crowds outside the Fleet and the King's Bench prisons on that cool August Tuesday morning, and that so interrupted the progress of men of affairs on their ways along the granite setts with which the road in Southwark and Saint Paul's had recently been paved, were there to see a spectacle. Tourists came to the jails to see the beggars; the merely curious - as well as the small press of family and friends (and perhaps some still-unsatisfied creditors) - came to greet with amiable good cheer the small group of inmates who each day would emerge, blinking, into the morning sunlight.
According to the prison records, one of the half dozen prisoners who stepped free from behind the high walls of the King's Bench Prison on that Tuesday morning was a sturdy-looking yeoman whose papers showed him to have come from Oxfordshire, sixty miles west of London. Those few portraits painted of him in his later years, together with a single silhouette fashioned when he was in his dotage, and a bust sculpted in marble more than twenty years later, show him to be somewhat thickset, balding, with a weatherbeaten face...
Meet the Author
Simon Winchester is the acclaimed author of many books, including The Professor and the Madman, The Men Who United the States, The Map That Changed the World, The Man Who Loved China, A Crack in the Edge of the World, and Krakatoa, all of which were New York Times bestsellers and appeared on numerous best and notable lists. In 2006, Winchester was made an officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) by Her Majesty the Queen. He resides in western Massachusetts.
Brief Biography
- Hometown:
- New York; Massachusetts; Scotland
- Date of Birth:
- September 28, 1944
- Place of Birth:
- London, England
- Education:
- M.A., St. Catherine¿s College, Oxford, 1966
- Website:
- http://www.simonwinchester.com
Customer Reviews
Average Review:
and post it to your social network
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
See all customer reviews >
I struggled thru the first 100 pages detecting and hoping for a good story. And I caught glimpses. But in the end, I only found a cure for insomnia. Too bad.... I think theres a great story here.
Not only is this a well written and absorbing biography of William Smith, the father of modern geology, it is also a good exposition of the times and the emergence of modern science. The concept of geology did not exist prior to William Smith's work and it was interesting to read about the origins of the science resulting from an ordinary surveyor's observations and conclusions. The next time I go to England I will find a geological guide book. It will be a whole new way to look at the english countryside.
Mr. Winchester achieves two vastly different, though at the same time equally important objectives in the writing of this volume. The first of these is the documenting in great detail, the trials experienced by William Smith (which are by no means isolated instances in the history of science) during the long and difficult years necessary for the completion of this earliest geological map. As an example, Charles Darwin is widely believed to have been the one and only individual who first conceived the theory of evolution. Yet at present, few scholars and even fewer textbooks make any acknowledgement whatever of Alfred Wallace, Darwin¿s lesser known, though no less deserving co-discoverer of the same ideas. Perhaps, had Winchester not committed himself to the arduous task of putting pen to paper, William Smith would have been destined to suffer from much the same lack of recognition. This book, however, insures that such will not prove to be the end result. The author provides his readers with a substantial amount of information, probably encompassing about half of what is ultimately written, concerning the long and diverse history of our planet¿the second objective attained in these pages. This book is a must-read for anyone seriously interested in the history of geological science.
During my stay in an American hospital I was given this wonderful book to read by my sister. That was 4 years ago and I have never forgotten the inspiring but tragic circumstance of this story. So today I've purchased it as a Christmas present for my girlfriends 16 year old son. I hope he finds it as interesting and compelling as I did.
The first half of the book is difficult, it is very repetitious, not particularly interesting, and not to the point the introduction makes you think. Once through that section though, the story of Smith unfolds, the writting improves and the story becomes interesting.. As someone else said, it is a short story expanded badly.
I don't normally read books quickly, some remain for weeks before I pick them up again and carry on. This one I couldn't wait to pick up again and again when I had a spare moment. It is a poignant story of one person's obsession and determination that finally ends in triumph against all the odds. A very readable book that taught me a lot and has woken in me a desire to explore further this fascinating story and subject area. Anyone who has ever picked up a strange rock or fossil while out on a walk and wondered about its origins must read this book.
I'm afraid I found this a great story ruined by the horribly psuedo-academic style of the writing. There was extensive and unnecessary use of obscure words not found in my copy of the Concise Oxford Dictionary. Mr. Winchester also droned on in sentences often exceeding fifty words. If you can possibly forgive the writing and get beyond it, you will find a good story buried within.
The book is extremely well written, Smith's life is fascinating, and the illustrations (especially the ammonites) are superb. My one criticism is that there is a fair bit of padding by the author to make this a reasonable length manuscript. There apparently is simply not a lot of hard evidence for large periods of Smith's life or for important things such as his relationship with his wife (or the author couldn't find this). To get around this, the author includes much detail on his modern day tracing of Smith's trail, his search for Smith's actual residences (which seems to be of only little importance) and several quite irrelevant stories of the authors own fossil hunting expeditions, unsuccessful university history etc etc. He also adds a quite unnecessary glossary of terms, index, and a very long acknowledgements section. These could all have been left out, but of course the book would then be very short indeed, hardly longer than a long magazine article. On the other hand, the method of packaging a small version of Smith's map as the book cover paper is quite ingenious and well done.
I thought this was a great book. William Smith's insight was truly original. He was able to correctly date the layers of earth by the fossils it contained. This led to the modern science of geography, and indicated the most likely places to find coal, minerals and later gas and oil. It also led many to question the Church sanctioned belief that the Earth was only 6,000 years old. The beginnings of the Age of Enlightenment. I thought I knew a lot about history and geography, especially maps, but I had never heard of William Smith. I learned a lot. It makes me want to go to England to see his original map, the first modern map that showed what was beneath the soil.
This has an HG Wells feel to its documentary narrative, and gives an enormous insight not only to geography, but how this shaped thinking at the time. Definitely not for creationists who think the world spun into existence 6000 years ago.
I thought that this book did a good job telling the biography of a man who made a profound impact on the geological world, but by no means did he INVENT geology. And yes, Edmond Halley was a very important man in terms of scientific discovery, but he was an astronomer, not a geologist. Charles Lyell is referred to as the 'father of modern geology,' not Halley.
I found this book enjoyable and easy to read. Tells the history of Geology and the struggle of the man who invented it in an England where only the 'elite' get credit for their ideas. Written simply but fun to read.
This book deserves more than five stars! I enjoy intellectual, scientific, and social history, and was delighted to see all three forms combined in one outstanding book. The result provides many interesting and helpful perspectives on the development of three-dimensional geological maps and their later use in the sciences of geology and biology, and in looking for mineral reserves. The details of this book are lovingly developed. Let's begin with the illustrations. The jacket dust cover can be unfolded to display a large, colored replica of William Smith's first geological map of Great Britain. Each stratum is colored in so it is darkest near the bottom and lightest near the top. You also get two smaller versions on color plates within the book. In identifying similar strata, he relied on differences in ammonite fossils, and 18 line drawings open 18 chapters so you can see how these compare to one another. You also get line drawings of oolitic limestone in which fossils are often found, and the types of fossils used as weighing stones and marbles on the farm where Mr. Smith grew up. To make the connection to Mr. Smith's thought process, the author has visited many of the sites where Mr. Smith made his initial observations that led him to develop the concept of the modern geological map. One particularly interesting one is a chapter about the author's own youth and finding a perfect fossil sample. Mr. Smith was not part of the gentry, which regularly provided the scientific advances of those days. Mostly self-taught, he was first a surveyer and later learned enough engineering to work on canals and projects like draining swamps. The gentry alternately encouraged and spurned him, which made the task more difficult. Mr. Smith's thought process basically involved noting that the order of strata in collieries were often the same. Mr. Smith began to theorize that the strata were connected over vast sections of land. Later work with canals proved him right, where he could expose considerable lengths of land to see the connections. Close observation led him to realize the potential use of fossils for strata identification at a time when The Origin of Species had not been written and Darwin was still a Creationist. From there, he worked mostly alone over decades to fill in the geological map with his own observations. It was an enormous task that no one would today consider doing alone! The problems of getting the first maps published are well described, as well. The book also puts the challenge that this work made to Creationism into a helpful perspective. The illustrations include a Bible page showing the date of the Creation as 4004 B.C. The subtle social interactions are also interesting, as Mr. Smith was considered someone to meet with for some purposes and not for others. He was snubbed during the founding of the Geological Society and the same people later plagiarized his work! Mr. Smith overspent his financial resources in pursuing the project, and fell into a ruinous debt and a disastrous marriage. The combination led him into debtor's prison just before the first map was published. He came out of prison to find his home boarded up and his possessions gone. He proceeded to live in obscurity for the next 12 years until scholarly praises for his work once again drew attention to him. In his last few years, he received honors (such as the first Wollaston Medal and a pension from the king). I also enjoyed reading about the books that Mr. Smith read to learn about how to create maps and overlay survey results. The process in use in those days often meant that he had to carry 40 maps with him while he traveled around the countryside to check outcroppings. Anyone who has studied geology will want to read this book. People who are fascinated by what one dedicated person can do will find the story inspirational. Those who enjoy understanding how important ideas develo
Book jacket blurbs 'about how original, astounding, and earth-shattering Smith's work was' keep intruding into the early pages of this book. The book tells how Smith collected and organized a prodigious amount of information that showed how field geology ought to be done - and uncovered what lay beneath the soil of England. But he was not a great theoretician and not very interested in the implications for how the earth was formed or how old it was. The books Smith bought in London, described in this book, demonstrate that Smith did not break new ground so much as he assembled information that confirmed or refuted earlier thinking. Smith's struggles to have his contributions recognized make a good story but the author fails to make a convincing case that Smith is as important to the progress of science as the author says he is.


text:
Next Generation
Textile Quality
Control Systems
Built to be on top
Next Generation
See what's next
Built to
see more
Yarnmaster® Zenit+
The Optical Yarn Clearer
Our electronic control systems are used with success in spinning mills, weaving mills and other textile industries. All Loepfe products are swiss made with the most modern production technologies. Our technical competence in the textile, electronics and information technology areas as well as the intensive personal contact with our customers all over the world make our products innovative and trend-setting. The high benefit provided by Loepfe products secures leading market positions for our customers and partners.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Rock LED Indoor Outdoor Lamp
from Smart & Green
free shipping on most orders
Smart & GreenEnjoy your light. Smart & Green designs combine form and functionality - their eco-friendly lights provide solutions for anyone looking to reduce electrical consumption and carbon footprints while improving the look and feel of their working and living environments. The French company, born in 2009, specializes in waterproof, wireless, rechargable lanterns that are perfect for brightening up backyard spaces or setting a romantic poolside atmosphere.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Maguinyc from Elegant outdoor lighting Beautiful and greatly integrated on the deck or on the table for outdoor dining. Can stay outside in the rain. Easy to charge. Love it.
Date published: 2015-07-15
Rock LED Indoor Outdoor Lamp is rated out of 5 by 1.


text:
Ozcare's Dementia Advisory and Support Service
Use this link to go directly to the About Us contact page.
Ozcare's Dementia Advisory and Support Service assists people living with dementia, their family and their carers.
Ozcare provides quality health and community services to clients throughout all regional, rural and remote areas of Queensland. These services are available to all members of the community.
A Dementia Advisor is able to talk with you about local services and support. A home visit can be helpful for providing strategies in the home.
Please note: all information is treated confidentially.
Telephone: 1800 692 273
Other Dementia support services
Carers Queensland
(Carer Support)
Telephone: 1800 242 636.
National Dementia Helpline (Alzheimer's Australia Queensland)
Telephone: 1800 100 500
Dementia Behaviour Management Advisory Service (24 hour Clinical Support)
Telephone: 1800 699 799.
24 Hour Dementia Helpline (Alzheimer's Queensland)
Telephone: 1800 639 331.


text: Picaboo - One Day Deal - $30 for $100 Worth of Photo Books, Cards, and Calendars TODAY ONLY!!! Flag this deal What's the matter? Choose a reason Dead deal Duplicate Bad link Spam Inaccurate No value Alive again Edit deal Christine Mar 08, 2012 wow great deal!!! i love making photo/memory/scrapbooking stuff =) Reply Load More Comments


text:
Search Results For "Felicia Atkinson"
Félicia Atkinson - L'Oeil
The Ransom Note Follow "Terror, anguish and surreal treatments of voice. A few that may have slipped under the radar the last few months…" Posted on Mar 30th, 2015 →
Felicia Atkinson - Hooves Drummed
Dive Into SunFollow "Paul Jebanasam – Rites (Subtext) Lubomyr Melnyk – Corollaries (Erased Tapes) Ian Hawgood & Friends – Wolven (a Modern Interpretation)…" Posted on Dec 11th, 2013 →
Felicia Atkinson - Infant Vampire
Dive Into SunFollow "Felicia Atkinson est une artiste dont j'ai souvent parlé sur ce blog. Sa discographie particulièrement foisonnante(sous son nom ou Je…" Posted on Mar 7th, 2013 →
Felicia Atkinson - Dora
Lend Me Your EarsFollow "Here's a 7-hour (!) playlist derived from Tuesday's Improbably Late 80 - the broader counterpoint to our earlier Furtive 30…" Posted on Jan 25th, 2013 →
felicia atkinson - JE SUIS LE PETIT CHEVALIER:Esmeralda on the lake
Mystic GrooveFollow ""Sister Jan said, I don't know. Of course you know. You know. You saw her. I don't know what I..." Posted on Nov 22nd, 2012 →
felicia atkinson - Felicia Atkinson-Anita (a river)
Mystic GrooveFollow "Felicia Atkinson, a visual and sound artist living between Paris and Brussels, makes enviable soundscape music, often coming in interesting…" Posted on Jul 11th, 2012 →
felicia atkinson - Felicia Atkinson : Hooves drummed (Ostende)
Lend Me Your EarsFollow " It's probably not my last mea culpa for an overlooked 2011 release, regrettably. Still, Felicia Atkinson's O-RE-GON (Home Normal; Spotty…" Posted on Feb 14th, 2012 →
Felicia Atkinson - The Driver
KlangverhaeltnisseFollow "What's the full name of your label? Which city is the home of your label? Do you run any sub-labels?…" Posted on Mar 12th, 2011 →
felicia atkinson - ice
UnsungFollow "1. Dewer – Prozac 4 minutes et 41 secondes de douceur et de mélancolie. 2. Pumica – 05 J'ignore si…" Posted on Mar 1st, 2010 →
Felicia Atkinson - Badlands
So the wind won't blow it all awayFollow "felicia atkinson badlands 2010 (française version) Le livre s'appelait le passage du temps . Ou des saisons. Plutôt le passage…" Posted on Feb 9th, 2010 →
Once a week, Stack delivers a mix of the most interesting new music on the web, handpicked by the Hype Machine team. Here's a recent mix.
We post good stuff on Twitter, Tumblr and Facebook. Follow us there.
We have awesome apps for the iPhone, Android, BlackBerry 10, and our friends have built an app for Windows Phone.
Check them out!
All information on this page is available in RSS and JSON formats for non-commercial, attributed use (CC) by developers.


text:
#1) Any of the ORIGINAL MA copies will work. These are the ones that DO NOT say "Game of the year" and are NOT platinum hits. (part no. X08-82262)
#2) All of the new "platinum hits" copies DO NOT work with the gamesave hack. They have fixed the hack. (X10-13874, thanks sarc).
#3) The version which comes with xbl kit (x09-94543-01) does not work either. (thanks, pont).
#4) The "game of the year" editions (X09-46303) do not work with the hack.
Please let me know if this is different in any of your experiences. The new, $20 copies of the game, are $20 for a reason, it appears.
Edited by Telemachus, 26 November 2003 - 04:04 PM.


text:
Home > Fellowships & Grants : Trans-Atlantic Summer Institute
Trans-Atlantic Summer Institute (TASI)
Reframing Mass Violence in Europe and the Americas: The Holocaust & Global Memory Constellations
Trans-Atlantic Summer Institute in European Studies—Graduate Student Fellowship Program
June 12 - June 19, 2016, Universität Bayreuth, Bayreuth, Germany
Application deadline EXTENDED TO: Friday, April 1, 2016
Presented by the Center for German & European Studies at the University of Minnesota, which is funded by the University of Minnesota and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), in cooperation with Universität Bayreuth (Germany).
We thank all cooperating partners and sponsors for their generous support.
Working Schedule & Documents
Working Schedule/Program. Full program content is available for registered participants in the Summer Institute after admission to the program. If you are a registered participant and need to access this page, please e-mail email@example.com.
Since 2001 the Trans-Atlantic Summer Institutes (TASI) provide a unique forum for advanced graduate students from North America, Germany, and other European countries to explore together topics relating to Germany's and Europe's history, politics, and society. Each summer, 10-12 European and 10-12 North American graduate students work intensively for two weeks and explore in depth questions that will enrich their dissertations in German and European Studies. The Summer Institutes are co-taught by a multi-disciplinary team of faculty and aim to make a major contribution to the training of the next generation of experts on Germany and Europe. They introduce European students to the American university; North American students will acquire a similar familiarity with the European setting. They foster the international discussions and collaborations that are fundamental to the scholarly enterprise. As a student in the Summer Institute, you will learn how to combine the best aspects of training in both settings—the close attention to archival sources and their interpretation in Europe with the broad trans-disciplinary readings that characterize North American scholarship.
TASI is a non-credit seminar for advanced graduate-level students in all fields; the 2016 Institute will convene on the campus of the Universität Bayreuth (Bayreuth, Germany).
Topic: Reframing Mass Violence in Europe and the Americas: The Holocaust & Global Memory Constellations
This Summer Institute's objective is to explore the particular developments and transnational entanglements of memory discourses in societies revisiting their legacies of large-scale political violence. This entails processes of re-interpretation, renaming and reframing of a) the atrocities themselves and b) the (often questioned) transitional justice mechanisms that were adopted in their aftermaths. We place special emphasis on the analyses of practices, rituals and social events that help creating, supporting and disseminating social memories related to mass violence.
We look forward to assembling a group of emerging scholars who bring interdisciplinary commitments and concerns to their work, and who are interested in sharing their work with their peers internationally.
Sample questions that might serve as the framework for our discussions include:
- How are events reframed through Holocaust-related and also specifically legally-bound concepts such as "genocide," "crimes against humanity," and "forced disappearances"? And how are these concepts becoming a guide for action for grassroots organizations, shape the content and terminology in ceremonies, museums, memorials and other sites of memory, become recurrent tropes in literature, film, and art?
- How do different generations in the same setting look at the past from different time angles and how does generational transition involve different interpretations of past events in different contexts?
- What is the role of organizations and institutions (such as the judicial world, human rights advocacy networks, mass media, and the academic community) that mediate the production, public articulation, circulation, and legitimation of memories of mass violence?
- How do new forms of communication shape, transform or enhance social memories of mass violence? What challenges emerge from the use of digital and visual forms of communication in this area?
- What methods of analysis are appropriate for studying phenomena in this field? How can we deal with technical, legal, ethical restrictions and possible distortion? How can we balance analysis, scrutiny and activism?
The TASI's collective discussions across disciplinary and geographic boundaries will serve to identify new emerging patterns of social memory, which have distinct national features and are at the same time shaped by interdependence, linkages, and transnational cross-fertilization.
Sponsored by the Center for German and European Studies through a grant of the DAAD.
Bernt Schnettler is Professor of Sociology at the University of Bayreuth (Germany). He has written on different areas in the sociology of knowledge, including religious experiences and memory rituals, computer supported presentations and cultural events in social worlds of migration. His research interests encompass phenomenology, hermeneutics, interaction, social forms of knowledge, visual sociology and sociological theory. By studying social forms of communication and social events, he seeks to explore the intersection of interaction, communication and processes of constructing, disseminating and legitimizing meaning and knowledge in contemporary societies.
Alejandro Baer is Associate Professor of Sociology, Stephen C. Feinstein Chair and Director of the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at the University of Minnesota. He has published on social memory theory and research methods, visual sociology, Holocaust representations and antisemitism in Europe. His current research interests include comparative genocide studies and memory politics. He is particularly interested in the socio-political consequences of memory narratives and the delicate relationship between processes of collective remembering, reconciliatory initiatives, and the demands of justice in post-conflict or post-authoritarian societies.
In addition to the lead faculty, several guest faculty will participate in the workshop. These guest faculty include Natan Sznaider, Professor of Sociology at Academic College Tel Aviv-Yaffo, Israel, and Francisco Ferrándiz, researcher in the Institute of Languages, Literature and Anthropology at the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), Madrid.
Fellowship Information & Application Materials
The Institute is intended for advanced graduate students working toward a Ph.D. or other terminal degree at a North American or European university. Preference will be given to students who have already defined a dissertation topic. The language of instruction is English. Competency in English and a reading knowledge of another European language are required.
Logistics: arrive in Bayreuth on Saturday, June 11 or early Sunday, June 12; class begins with a meeting the evening of Sunday, June 12; final day of class is Sunday, June 19; departure on Monday, June 20.
Pending final budget approval, all fellows will receive a fellowship to cover most expenses:
- Institute tuition
- Housing and meals for the duration of the Institute (accommodations provided June 11-20)
- Access to library and archival materials and Internet resources
- partial travel support
Fellowships for advanced graduate students enrolled at North American universities include up to $750 in support of round-trip airfare to Germany. Although not required, we encourage fellows to apply to their home department for match to cover the remainder of their travel expenses. Fellows enrolled at a European university will receive up to $150 to cover travel costs to Bayreuth.
Complete applications for admission to the Institute must be received by Friday, March 11, 2016. Applications must be submitted electronically to firstname.lastname@example.com. Decisions will be made by March 31st, 2016.
A complete application consists of 1) the TASI 2016 Application Form, 2) a letter of interest, 3) a two-page dissertation abstract, or a two-page statement about the relevance of this topic to the applicant's research, 4) a curriculum vitae, 5) an unofficial graduate transcript, and 6) one confidential letter of recommendation by a faculty member familiar with the applicant's research project. The letter of interest should include information on the applicant's scholarly background, interests, and career goals.
Please send applications to email@example.com.


text:
The planned sale of computer company Dell Inc. to founder Michael Dell, buyout firm Silver Lake Partners, Microsoft, and other financiers marks the end of a couple of familiar periods at the busy junction of dollars and data.
The sale price, $24.4 billion, sounds like a lot; at $13 and change a share, it's a premium for a stock that's been slipping down toward single digits.
But it's less than a quarter of the $100 billion-plus (up to $58 a share) that Dell was worth in the late 1990s and mid-2000s, back when its personal computers and laptops were flying from factories and bets on Dell's prospects were the hottest contracts, drawing put and call orders for the jostling bright-jacketed traders on the basement floor of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, which held the Dell monopoly by grace of the national stock-options cartel.


text:
PAMPA - Harold Lloyd Dean, 75, died Sunday, June 8, 2008.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Memory Gardens Mausoleum with the Rev. Jim Sinyard, associate pastor of the Carpenter's Church, officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery by Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors. Military rites are courtesy of the U. S. Army at Fort Hood, Texas.
Mr. Dean was born Oct. 17, 1932, in Garfield, Ark., and had been a resident of Pampa since 1948. He was a veteran of the U. S. Army serving during the Korean Conflict.
Survivors include a daughter, Linda Stauffacher of Pampa; two sons, Kenneth Lloyd Dean of Navasota and Larry Allen Dean of Lubbock; a sister, Cora Barnum of Pampa; a brother, Billy Henry of Washburn, Mo.; a stepsister, Pearl Henry of Washburn, Mo.; eight grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Don & Sybil Harrington Cancer Center, 1500 Wallace Blvd., Amarillo, TX 79106.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 10, 2008
© 2016. All Rights Reserved. | Contact Us


text:
SIREN: Blood Curse Review
The horror extends far beyond the lengthy install times (in a good way).
The PSN-exclusive Siren: Blood Curse (downloadable for $40 in its entirety, or $15 per four episodes) nails both of these elements. Not only does Blood Curse contain some of the most tension-building moments I've experienced since Silent Hill 2 (my favorite survival-horror title ever), but it also nails the pacing. The array of different playable characters really allows the developers a chance to completely change the dynamics between levels -- in one, you might play as a large, capable fighter who wields numerous weapons, while in the next, you might be a completely defenseless child who must avoid enemies entirely. The approach is different enough that it never even bothered me to play through the same level twice with a different character -- which happens a lot.
The beauty of Blood Curse is its heavy emphasis on the player's ability to sneak past enemies. You're granted a "Sight Jack" ability that allows you to search a level for enemies and then see through their eyes. Fans of the original Siren will find this familiar, but for those new to the series (like me), it's a dramatically unique mechanic that completely changes the way you play. Instead of trying to run to my goals -- avoiding enemies à la Resident Evil -- I found myself playing Blood Curse more like I would a Metal Gear Solid game; it wasn't unusual to spend several minutes peering through the eyes of my enemies, plotting out the exact gap when I could rush past them completely undetected (especially when playing a character who couldn't wield weapons). It's quite rewarding and -- more importantly -- thrilling to sneak past an enemy who's mere inches away.
Siren's Sight Jacking mechanic really serves as the foundation for the entire game. Instead of one large storyline that continuously moves players through a world toward an ultimate quest goal, Blood Curse doles out a number of short missions. They're never hard to figure out and are most often detailed on your map, right down to the specific location you're trying to reach. This plays to Siren's strengths and allows the player to focus on Sight Jacking and plotting out how to reach their destination rather than having to run levels desperately searching for the goal while narrowly dodging enemies.
The short nature of the missions could have easily made Blood Curse feel awkward and disjointed, but instead, it feels like an episodic TV show. The storyline is brought together further by each episode's beginning and ending cut-scenes -- opening with a cinema that ends in a dramatic appearance of the show's title, and closing each episode with a "next time on Siren" trailer that whets your appetite for the next chunk of horror. Though the storyline is interesting and structurally well orchestrated, I still didn't like that it ultimately made very little sense (more episodes on the way, perhaps?).
So, Blood Curse is awesome, but it's a bit of a pain to download all 12 episodes and then install them individually. I really wish that we -- like every other region in the world -- could have seen a full retail release instead. Still, despite the hoops you need to jump through prior to playing, Blood Curse more than makes up for it with some of the most intense and perfectly paced survival horror I've had the pleasure of being terrified by.
See all SIREN: Blood Curse Reviews >
More Adventure Games
- Grand Theft Auto V
- Minecraft
- L.A. Noire
- Super Mario 3D Land
- (Nintendo 3DS)
- Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
- Mass Effect 3
- (360)
- The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
- (Wii)
- The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
- Okami
- Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
- (Nintendo 3DS)
- Game:
- SIREN: Blood Curse
- Platforms:
- Genre:
- Adventure
- Publisher:
- Sony CEA
- Developer:
- Sony Computer Entertainment
- ESRB Rating:
- Mature
- Release Date:
- 07/15/2008
- Also Known As:
1UP Editor Score: A
Average Community Score: A-
People Playing
Players: 313 Hours: 12322
Based on last 7 days of Raptr player activity.
Based on 1UP traffic, this game is:
#5,447 of 27,541 on 1UP
#646 of 1,453 in PS3
#509 of 1,602 in Adventure
More Siren Games
SIREN: Blood Curse
Release Date: July 15, 2008
Release Date: November 04, 2003
Siren 2
Release Date:
Where does BioShock: Infinite take place?
Created by: Justin Haywald
What was the code name for BioShock Infinite?
Created by: Justin Haywald
Popular User Reviews
Gta V Review - Before release date. **No Spoilers** (Talks about gameplay)
0 0 9
TF2-Grass grows, birds chirp, and brother, I hurt people. DOINK! DOINK!
0 0 6
mean as
0 0 6
Popular on 1UPNo recent updates for this section.
Around the Network
The Most Ambitious Pokemon Ever? Early Thoughts on Pokemon X/Y
Metal Gear Rising Revengeance Connects the Series' Past With a Radical New Future
About 1UP
- Contact Us
- 1UP Staff
- Ad Gallery
- Contests
- Help
- Site Map
Popular Games
- Resident Evil 6
- Diablo III
- BioShock Infinite
- Call of Duty: Black Ops 2
- StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm
- Grand Theft Auto V
- Assassin's Creed 3
- Tomb Raider
- Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance
- Halo 4
Popular Guides
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
- Deus Ex: Human Revolution Walkthrough
- LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4
- The Witcher 2 Walkthrough
- Dark Souls Walkthrough
- Portal 2 Walkthrough
- Deus Ex: Human Revolution Walkthrough
- The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword
Popular Content
- Best Free Games
- Mapping Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception
- Why Japanese Games are Breaking Up With the West
- The Nine Worst Video Game Themes
- I Played Skyrim Wrong, but It Felt So Right
- The Dark Souls Survival Guide
- The Top 10 Worst Consoles
- Why Quake Changed Games Forever
Big Events
- Tokyo Game Show
- Comic-Con
- GamesCom
© 2010 | Advertise | Terms and Conditions | Privacy Policy | Site Usage | Site Map | Browse Games: # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
IGN Entertainment Games


text:
U R All Noobs!
If you want to stick around here you need to get used to the fact that yes, there is gonna be new members who come here for Wii information.
You can either:
a) Help them - im sure you werent born with a vast knowledge of Nintendo products
b) Ignore them
Either way i wouldnt advise anymore threads like this.


text:
Reload the page and try again.
Tuition & Financial Aid:
The overall experience is great and the financing is on par. They offer education that is worth the tuition paid. I chose Ivy Tech to help me save money and attain general education and will further my education at a four year college. I have not attained any financial aid but it is on the to do list.
Tuition & Financial Aid:
Financial aid is not easily obtained and I have not gotten it for the last couple of semesters but the school is very good about working out payment plans to help pay for tuition.
Tuition & Financial Aid:
The cost is well under most schools, but for a small campus where I am just going to transfer is a bit much. Though I must say the process of getting my financial aide was very smooth & painless.
Tuition & Financial Aid:
Many of my friends have enjoyed the financial aid of Ivy Tech. I have been very impressed with how easy to understand the process is made by Ivy Tech employees.
Tuition & Financial Aid:
I chose Ivy Tech because they have a cheaper tuition rate. I also wanted to commute to and from home and if I had gone to a different school I would be paying more for another school so I chose Ivy Tech because they offered the same thing but at a cheaper price. If you have any problems with financial aid or don't understand something they are great about helping you out and will answer any questions you may have. They make sure you understand what they are saying and if not they will get someone else to explain it better or will try another way to explain it.
{{review.SectionLabel}} at {{review.EntityName}}:
Sorry, there are no reviews.
No summaries have been written about this school yet. If you are a student at this school, you should take the college student survey.
Non-registered users are limited to 5 school profile page views per month.
Register for free to gain full access!


text:
irinn.ir opened on 24.2.1969 and this domain is 47 years, 7 months old. We see that irinn.ir is using Google Adsense to monetize and , 19404 Alexa Rank and Country rank shows us how good and useful this site is.It is well known webmasters care about W3 Validator and fortunately W3 didn't find any error and warning on irinn.ir. It is important for every website to open quick and be smooth while surfing. We see this site opens in 627 milliseconds and it is a really good score. This domain's nameservers are ns1.irinn.ir and ns2.irinn.ir.On our researches we see irinn.ir gets visitors with these words : شبکه خبر, خبر, قیمت پراید, شبكه خبر, irinn, عکس حجربن عدی, سایت شبکه خبر. This website has 18 keywords, we think with these keywords and contents this website deserves much visitor and rank. We see irinn.ir doesn't have DMOZ record that is why we don't think this site is secure to surf but since DMOZ wants money to add your site to Dmoz we can't say this site is 100% secure or not.We see that your website gets most of the users with these missed types;jrinn.ir, iinn.ir, i4rinn.ir, irnn.ir, irjinn.ir, irin.ir, iribnn.ir, irinb.ir,
Mostly to be successful, and to obtain top rankings or positions in the search engines.


text:
New subscription
Renew my subscription
Give a gift
Pay my bill
Change my address
Active within 3118 Days
Hi! My name is Ginger
I am a Siamese from Santa Barbara, CA
Nicknames: Ginger Bear, Gingie, Gingie Pooh, Porkchop, Scrounge, Crinkles, Pookie, Yellow Paw
Age: 24 years old
Gender: F
Coat: short haired
My favorite tricks and treats are: Licking feet, knocking over the trash can and pulling out bones! and Turkey
Where I hang out: On top of the bed, top of loveseat, my kitty bed
My favorite grubs: Moist food
My pet peeves: Being held or restrained
What I love about my owners: They always feed me first!
My cat hobbies: Eat, sleep, play, get attention, look good
Pet motto: If I meow they will give me attention!
See all awards »
Ginger was my sister-in-laws childhood cat. When my husbands childhood cat, Cleo, died and left Ginger all alone with the in-laws we gladly brought her to our home.
I've had 725 friends visit me.
I'm the 15,787th member on CatChannel.com.
24 friends have voted for me since I joined Club Cat!
Come visit me, Blue.
Come visit me, Kokomo R.I.P. My Baby, Koda & Marcus (The Bad Seed).
Come visit me, Callie Rose*.
Come visit me, Zelda R.I.P. In Loving Memory 4/1/00-9/1/11 & Zara.
Come visit me, Paige & Gracey.
Come visit me, Molly, Pumpkin, Misty Blue eyes, Micro & Lilly.
Come visit me, Cora.
Come visit me, Sparticus, Felix & Oscar.
Come visit me, TIGGER.
Come visit me, Emma.
Come visit me, Miauka [Meow-ka].
Tell a Friend |
Report inappropriate content on this page.
Hi, my name is
Reddie of the Az. Sunclowder.
Visit the photo gallery to cast your vote »
Get quick tips for happy cats, food recall info, news alerts and best behavior advice.
Sign up to get updates delivered straight to your inbox.
CatChannel takes your privacy seriously. To learn more, please read our privacy policy.


text:
December 13, 2013, 12:31 PM
While searching for info on this rifle I came upon info that was incorrect. For the record; This rifle has a 32 1/2 inch barrel, bore measures .457 and fits a round ball .445 w/.010 patch. The twist is 1:48 and shoots great. Hopefully picture attached.:cool:


text:
The professional networking site for the global online choral community.
Going Beyond Words w/ Stan Schmidt Show 2245 – Let The Men Sing This week on ACDA Radio we shift gears and join the men of song. Musical guests will be tenor Stefano Secco, The King's Singers, Choir Leoni Men's Choir from Canada, the Hilliard Ensemble, and the orchestra of voices from San Francisco,


text:
[QUOTE=AvatarAbe;1123858]Around here, we know better, but sadly it's not the case overall. A good half, at least, of the people I know who are gluten-free DO in fact simply replace it with gluten-free pasta/cookies/cake/whatever. I try to point out that just because it's gluten-free doesn't mean it's healthy, and am often met with annoyed looks.
Doesn't make the article any less stupid though.[/QUOTE]
Dietitians here in the UK who help people with coeliac disease actually promote the gluten free replacements, and we can even get them on prescription! I was looked at funny when I told my dietitian I didn't want them. They taste like kak too, for the most part - you can just taste sugar and nasty oil that leaves a funny taste in a lot of the baked goods.
So if we are nutritionally uneducated, then certainly here in the UK I blame dietitians like Tallmadge (we have her ilk over here too) who promote the high carb high grain stuff over educating people properly about food....oh wait, they wouldn't get their kickbacks from the "healthy junk food" promoters, whether gluten free or not, then would they? Buying fresh fruit and veg and meat and fish and unprocessed foods doesn't earn big food companies money. Sigh.


text:
On Monday, Phillies fans can start buying tickets to home games without committing to a full or partial season ticket package.
That's when Six Game Packs let fans can pick a half-dozen games from a list of designated dates. Include one Boston Red Sox game (May 29 or 30), or one fireworks night (July 11 vs. Nationals, July 12 vs. White Sox), or one bobblehead giveaway (Carlos Ruiz on June 4, Cole Hamels on Aug. 21), or two summer weekend games, or skip these and choose six other available dates.


text:
This year, my projects are going to the birds.
So simple to make and they look amazing hanging from my bare branches.
The best part, I started a new tradition with my animal loving girls.
See how to make these adorable birdseed ornaments HERE.
Want Eclectically Vintage delivered right to your inbox?
Just enter your e-mail in the box below!


text:
Youth Soccer Month 2016 - FITNESS Read More
US Youth Soccer National League alumni are near the top of the list of the best young MLS players. Read More
The National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) today released the first interactive... Read More
Youth Soccer Month 2016 - FRIENDSHIP Read More
The September 2016 edition of FUEL Soccer is now available. Check out the great articles and more. Read More
U.S. Women's National Team head coach Jill Ellis will deliver the keynote speech at the... Read More
Youth Soccer Month 2016 - FUN Read More
A panel of long-time WA soccer community members helped to create the list of Top 50 Soccer Citizens Read More
Several early matchups have taken place to kick off the fall season of the Regional Leagues. Read More
US Youth Soccer is proud to announce Seattle and Washington Youth Soccer will host the RIV Champs. Read More
Congratulations to our award winners who will be honored at the 50th Anniversary Gala in September.
Washington Youth Soccer will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2016, marking a half-century of fostering the physical, mental and emotional growth and development of the state's youth through the...
We're producing lots of cool new videos! Check out our YouTube channel for videos on all WA Youth Soccer programs!
November 19, 2016
January 20, 2017
January 21, 2017
March 18, 2017


text:
November 16th, 2012
Two brand favorites recently merged and are currently on sale. Fat Boy and Marimekko did a print/bean bag collaboration and results are really fun. Would you weave something this bold into your home?
CATEGORIES: Accessories • Homegoods
TAGS: Fat Boy • joss and main • Marimekko
No one has said anything...you should speak up.
Website (Optional)
Please share a few details so we can tailor our content for you. And don't worry - Pattern Pulp doesn't share or sell any of our members' information. Let's get inspired!
Email Address *
First Name *
Last Name (not required)
Your Company (not required)
Postal Code (not required)


text:
THE use of penicillin and the sulfonamide compounds is the inability to determine the duration of treatment necessary to eradicate an infection. This difficulty is due to the rapid disappearance of all clinical evidence of the disease before a cure has been completed. The so-called masking of symptoms is responsible for the premature discontinuance of medication. Recurrences of infection result not infrequently, and two or three courses of treatment may be required before recovery finally ensues. Spink and Hall1 emphasized that this problem creates two potential dangers, namely, that an infection may be controlled but not eradicated and that drug-resistant strains of organisms may develop and may be disseminated. In the treatment of mild infections of the respiratory tract, lymphadenitis and low grade cutaneous infections with cellulitis, a relapse represents more of an annoyance to the patient than a matter of serious import, as the ultimate prognosis is almost invariably
Thank you for submitting a comment on this article. It will be reviewed by JAMA Pediatrics editors. You will be notified when your comment has been published. Comments should not exceed 500 words of text and 10 references.
Do not submit personal medical questions or information that could identify a specific patient, questions about a particular case, or general inquiries to an author. Only content that has not been published, posted, or submitted elsewhere should be submitted. By submitting this Comment, you and any coauthors transfer copyright to the journal if your Comment is posted.
* = Required Field
Disclosure of Any Conflicts of Interest*
Indicate all relevant conflicts of interest of each author below, including all relevant financial interests, activities, and relationships within the past 3 years including, but not limited to, employment, affiliation, grants or funding, consultancies, honoraria or payment, speakers' bureaus, stock ownership or options, expert testimony, royalties, donation of medical equipment, or patents planned, pending, or issued. If all authors have none, check "No potential conflicts or relevant financial interests" in the box below. Please also indicate any funding received in support of this work. The information will be posted with your response.
Some tools below are only available to our subscribers or users with an online account.
Download citation file:
Customize your page view by dragging & repositioning the boxes below.
More Listings atJAMACareerCenter.com >
Enter your username and email address. We'll send you a link to reset your password.
Enter your username and email address. We'll send instructions on how to reset your password to the email address we have on record.
Need assistance?
Athens and Shibboleth are access management services that provide single sign-on to protected resources. They replace the multiple user names and passwords necessary to access subscription-based content with a single user name and password that can be entered once per session. It operates independently of a user's location or IP address. If your institution uses Athens or Shibboleth authentication, please contact your site administrator to receive your user name and password.


text:
2016-2017 Concert Series
SEP 22 Thu 7:30PM
Thu 7:30PM
JD McPherson
Energetic, original rhythm&blues/rock 'n roll... last two Belleville appearances sold out!
- OCT 29 Sat 8PM
Sat 8PM
Nathan & the Zydeco Cha-Chas
Zydeco from the Heart of Louisiana
- NOV 18 Fri 8PM
Fri 8PM
Belleville favorite returns with their infectious mix of roots rock and R&B
- MAR 10 Fri 8PM
Fri 8PM
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with the return of this traditional Irish band with a truly international audience.
- APR 01 Sat 8PM
Sat 8PM
Le Vent du Nord
Enjoy the energy and mirth of a Quebeçois Saturday night kitchen party with this award-winning progressive folk string band.
- APR 29 Sat 8PM
Sat 8PM
Three Women & The Truth
Mary Gauthier, Gretchen Peters, Eliza Gilkyson—3 Grammy-nominated award-winning singer-songwriters sing of the hard-won wisdom earned from three lifetimes spent in search of the song.
- MAY 20 Sat 8PM
Sat 8PM
Hot Club of Cowtown
Join us for an evening of hot jazz and Western swing at Belleville.


text:
Cooler Master Elite 371 RC-371-KKN1 ATX Mid-Tower Case - ATX, Micro ATX, 3x Ext 5.25", 1x Ext 3.5", 5x Int 3.5", 2x USB 2.0 Front Ports, 1x 120mm Fan, BlackItem#:� C283-2063 �|�Model#:�RC-371-KKN1
Currently Out Of Stock!
You May Consider This Alternative
Additional Resources
Cooler Master Elite 371 ATX Mid-Tower New Arrival Product Details
Cooler Master RC-371-KKN1 Elite 371 ATX Mid-Tower Case
The Cooler Master RC-371-KKN1 Elite 371 ATX Mid-Tower Case builds upon Cooler Master's expertise and delivers high-end features in the affordable market space. Cooler Master believes that just because something is affordable, it doesn�t have to lack features or be a �budget� product. The Cooler Master RC-371-KKN1 Elite 371 ATX Mid-Tower Case features a classic black design with clean, yet attractive lines. It has been built to last and uses high quality materials. It�s also been designed to keep the components inside the case cool and not only does it have space for plenty of additional cooling fans, but it can also be fitted with large CPU coolers. Purchase the Cooler Master RC-371-KKN1 Elite 371 ATX Mid-Tower Case today!
What It Is and Why You Need It:
- Compatible with ATX and Micro ATX motherboards
- Filtered intakes on bottom and top.
- Tool-Free mechanical design for quick assembly and maintenance.
- Side ventilation holes for better cooling performance.
- Easy access front I/O panel
A Closer Look
Additional Resources: Product Manuals
Related Items
Product TagsPPSSMAY13CASEPromo
Manufactured by: Cooler Master
Warranty provided by: Cooler Master
UPC No: 884102010903
Mfg Part No: RC-371-KKN1
Box Size:
( Length:19, Width:9, Depth:21)
Shipping Weight: 12.4500 pound(s)
Dimensional Weight: 16pounds
What is Dimensional weight?
Click here for full warranty and support information
- Cooler Master logos are registered trademarks of Cooler Master. All others trademarks and copyrights mentioned herein are the property of their respective owners.


text:
It's Time to Give Northwestern Some LovePosted by Brendan Brody on January 21st, 2014
After the non-conference season is over, most power conference teams usually come away with a record significantly over .500. So when you start off 7-6 before you even get into your conference, you're usually going to be doomed to a season where you might win 11-12 games overall. This still might be the case for the 2013-14 Northwestern squad, but the Wildcats have turned things around quite significantly in their last three games. The team has become elite defensively, allowing opponents to score an average only 48 points in their last three games. So what are the catalysts for this impressive turn around where they've gone from the team that struggled to beat Brown at home, to beating Illinois and Indiana in consecutive weeks?
- Alex Olah: At the beginning of the season, Olah looked like an abnormally tall human being who was told to play basketball simply because of his size. There was no energy, no passion, and no coordination. If you fast forward and take a look at how he's played from November 9 to the present, you can see a tremendous difference. This can seen without even using one statistic. He aggressively posts now and tries to seal his man, almost like he just woke up one day and realized that he's 7-feet tall and weighs 265 pounds. He'll occasionally take a three here and there that the team could do without, but he's done a much better job being active both offensively and defensively. Part of the reason teams don't get many points in the paint against Northwestern is because of the presence of Olah in the middle. He's pushed his averages up to 10.5 PPG, 5.2 RPG, and 2.0 BPG in conference games, compared to 8.0 PPG, 5.3 RPG, and 1.8 BPG in non-conference games. More importantly, he's gone up from 25.1 MPG to 32.0 in league play. His ability to stay on the floor and not pick up cheap fouls that seemingly plague almost every big man in college basketball has lead to the team defense staying strong throughout the game. Read the rest of this entry »


text:
Hüman / / Member Since February 2008
Thanks Sanka for your generous comments! :)
thanks for the comment! Any designs in the works for you?
hey! would you care to check out my design "Blooming Imagination"? I would really like it to be printed. Thank you!
hey, how are you, its my first time here and i need a little help. if you like you can check out my design! thank u very much!
Reason for reporting this post:
Note: this is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, illegal, and abusive posts/replies.


text:
- About 75% of people in the United States have foot pain at some time in their lives.
- Nearly all cases of foot pain can be attributed to one of the following:
- Ill-fitting shoes
- High-impact exercise
- Certain medical conditions
- Foot pain generally starts in one of three places: the toes, the forefoot, or the hindfoot.
Risk Factors
- Elderly people are at very high risk for foot problems.
- Women are at higher risk than men for severe foot pain, probably because of high-heeled shoes.
- Medical Conditions Causing Foot Pain
- Arthritis
- Diabetes
- Obesity
- Pregnancy
- Medications
- Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as aspirin or ibuprofen (Advil), may help ease pain and reduce inflammation.
- The acronym RICE stands for rest, ice, compression, and elevation -- the four basic elements of initial treatment for an injured foot.
- In most cases, stress fractures heal by themselves if you avoid rigorous activities.
- Stretching the plantar fascia is the mainstay therapy for restoring strength and flexibility in people with plantar fasciitis.
- For severe conditions, such as fallen arches or structural problems that cause imbalance, podiatrists or physicians may need to prescribe custom orthotics, which are insoles produced to fit the patient's foot.
- Don't ignore foot pain -- it's not normal.
- Taking a warm footbath for 10 minutes two or three times a week will keep the feet relaxed and may help prevent mild foot pain caused by fatigue.
- It is critical that people with diabetes see a podiatric physician at least once a year for a checkup.


text:
Rent Statistical Methods for Engineers 1st edition today, or search our site for other textbooks by G Geoffrey Vining. Every textbook comes with a 21-day "Any Reason" guarantee. Published by Duxbury Press.
Need help ASAP? We have you covered with 24/7 instant online tutoring. Connect with one of our Statistics tutors now.


text:
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®by PowerReviews
Popsicle Makers
Reviewed by 2 customers
Comments about Popsicle Makers:
Super easy to use and the perfect size! I should have ordered more than one!
Comments about Popsicle Makers:
These are handy little popsicle molds--and at a relatively low price. The top part of the mold helps prevent the popsicle from melting and dripping all over your clothes. They are a bit tough to pull out, but running the molds under warm water for a few seconds is an easy remedy to this problem.
Related Products
Featuring three slicing heads and a finger guard ...
Small and versatile with ergonomic handles, our exclusive ...
Handcrafted of high-carbon stainless steel with ergonomic handles, ...
Recently Viewed Items


text:
Personalize your bottles with I Love The 1980's Water Bottle Labels.
Don't serve boring bottles of water - liven them up with our I Love The 1980's Personalized Water Bottle Labels. These eighties themed water bottle labels feature a multicolor splatter design, peace signs, hearts and musical notes. Best of all, the I Love The 1980's Water Bottle Labels will include your own wording.
Water Bottle Label features:
Looking for a water bottle label to fit a smaller bottle? Try our Create-A 16.9 ounce Water Bottle Label - item number STWCWT.
Please allow ample time for delivery. Our ship date for this product is noted in your shopping cart. Many items are shipped separately, so please allow extra time for these items to arrive. Shipping charges are based on the value of the merchandise and not the number of shipments. For additional shipping information, please contact our Customer Service Department at (email@example.com or 1-800-314-8794).


text:
Mardi Gras crown stolen from vehicle
Crime Stoppers of Acadia Parish needs your help to locate stolen property.
The Church Point Police Department is currently investigating a vehicle burglary which occurred on November 23, 2010. The burglary occurred on Huckaby Street near Louis Street. During the burglary, suspect(s) stole the Mardi Gras Association crown along with other property. The crown is described as having Mardi Gras colors with a green Fleur De Lis on the front portion of the crown.
If you have any information regarding this crime or any other crime, you are urged to call the tips line at 789-TIPS / 789-8477. All callers will remain anonymous and can receive up to a $1,000 cash reward.
And remember, it's their name we want not your.


text:
Ready to watch this entire course?
Become a member and get unlimited access to the entire skills library of over 4,987 courses, including more Developer and personalized recommendations.Start Your Free Trial Now
- Overview
- Transcript
- View Offline
In this movie, we already have the server admin tools installed. For reference, the server folder is installed inside of the Applications folder, which is installed on the boot volume of which ever hard drive it is that you installed the software. So when you ran your installation, whether it was on the server or on your local system, maybe a laptop or another system you're using for administration, this Server folder will be inside the Applications folder. And depending upon where this ends up in the order of sequence, you may not have them installed yet. So just kick back and watch this, and I want to talk to you a little bit about what each one of these things does. Don't worry about opening it, I'm not going to open it, I'm just going to talk about each of them. So all you need to look at here is the icons. Okay? Well, first thing I should tell you actually, is that the Server folder that these things are in is automatically created whenever you install the Server Admin tools from the Server Admin disk, that comes with your Leopard Server software. So if you watched that movie, we've got a whole movie on how to install them and getting them onto the client system, but once you install them, there in the Server folder, and you get all of these applications. So the first one up here is Server Admin.
Server Admin is used to administer the server and all of its services, and now in Leopard, it's also used to configure filesharing Preferences and so it sets up Share Points and that sort of thing. It's great for monitoring your software and your network traffic and all kinds of other good stuff. So that's server admin. The server Assistant is used to setup remote servers. It can be used to setup configuration information so that you are able to hold on to a configuration record that can then be used later on to automatically configure a server. You can also use it to set up in a server. So installation and setup of remote servers, so this is a server that's on a different piece of hardware, and then also setting up those configuration records.
The next one here is Server Monitor. Server Monitor is used exclusively with X Serve hardware. So, everybody watching this is going to be an OS X server person, but only some of you are X Serve people. Those of you who own X Serves are going to be able to use the Server Monitor application and it allows you to do hardware monitoring, and it also allows you to do notification. So something goes wrong with your hardware, like the fan goes bad, or something dies, the server can send you an e-mail and it can also send you SMS's or pages to let you know that something is wrong with your server.
Cool piece of software there, but it only interacts with X Serve hardware, so we're not going to be showing that in this title. The next one in the list here is Server Preferences. This is the new application in Leopard Server that allows you to administer services on Standard servers and Workgroup servers. It is not usable on an Advanced Server deployment, and it has a very simplified look and feel. We have a movie talking about Server Preferences and understanding them. Probably the coolest thing about Server Preferences is how easy it is to set up services and manage services on OS X Server, if you choose a standard or workgroup deployment.
Next thing is the system Image Utility. The System Image Utility we will use later on in this title when we're talking about Net Install server and the deployment of images. It is used to create images and a great new thing about a System Image Utility is that it has a fully automated feature that will automatically create a net boot or net install set for you. And it also has a new automator like workflow environment where you can simply programmatically dragged elements into a workflow that sort of flows one into the next, if you're interested in that, definitely take a look at that movie. It's extremely cool.
Workgroup Manager is the next one on the list here. Workgroup Manager is the program in Mac OS X Server that is used to manage users, and groups, and also to manage Preferences for those users and groups. So, if you're going to be working with folks that are going to be connecting to your servers, this is the program you are going to be using on an Advanced Server. The last one in this folder is the Xgrid Admin application. Those of you who will be working in high performance computing on grid computers will be using this application also, anyone who's using Podcast Producer will probably become intimately aware of this program. It's necessary to administer the jobs that are being submitted to and Xgrid grid. And so that is pretty much everything that's installed with your Server Admin tools, that's what each of these things is and what it does. In our next movie, we're going to talk about Server Preferences.
- Understanding the three types of the Leopard server Using server administration tools on the Leopard client Setting up DNS services Configuring mail services on each type of server Applying web services to users and groups Testing Wiki access from a web browser Setting up calendar sharing using iCal Server Configuring VPN services Setting up a NetInstall Server Setting up PodCast Producer from top to bottom


text:
With 2015 practically in the rearview mirror, it's time to gear up for 2016 and the different business verticals that you'll need to fulfill as the year progresses.
To that end, once you've had a celebratory glass of champagne to commemorate all the quality work you've completed within the past year, it'll be in your best interest to look toward some of the most pressing enterprise technology trends set to heat up in 2016. Here are four hot trends Himanshu Sareen, CEO at Icreon Tech, has identified for the coming year.
Related Topics : Vulnerabilities and Patches, Resellers, Broadcom, Broadband Services, Supercomputing
Five ways enterprises can use email analytics augmented by machine learning to surface insights that can help them ward off risk and meet or exceed goals across their organizations. ... More >>
Digital disruption isn't so much an IT project as the future of business, and this requires widespread collaboration across all units. ... More >>
An effective content automation solution can ease the transition to a digital-first distribution strategy, helping companies preview and approve content across all platforms and media types. ... More >>


text:
Over $600,000 Paid Out In Lilac Events In 2015!!
Reservations are Suggested!
Here you will find an ever expanding resource for information on one of the Largest Independently owned Bowling Tournaments in America! We have a lot going on as we get the 2016 Tournaments up and running which has put my time spent here on the Website on a mini back burner. We have a New Tournament Program coming online to do all the number crunching for us but are still Beta testing this as we fix a few pesky issues. As time permits I will begin compiling a list of Frequently Asked Questions to explain what goes on in the background here and hopefully give you some insight regarding how we run things. Along the way I hope to get some interesting highlights posted in addition to finalizing an enhancement to the program to post scores in a very quick fashion.
It's been an interesting year so far and we sincerely appreciate all the support and interest from all of our bowlers. Thank you all so much and check back often!
Saturday, April 23, 2016 - Sunday, July 3, 2016Find out More!
Saturday, April 23, 2016 - Sunday, July 3, 2016Find out More!
Over $600,000 Paid Out In Lilac Events In 2015!!
Reservations are Suggested!
AMF Gates Lanes
645 Spencerport Rd.
Rochester, NY 14606
Map & Directions
AMF Terrace Garden Lanes
1151 Ridgeway Ave.
Rochester, NY 14615
Map & Directions
Tournament Office
645 Spencerport Rd
Rochester, NY 14606


text:
site map
Job Guide
Discussion Networks
Search Announcements
Advanced Search
Announcements Home
Make an Announcement
Announcements Policy
Subscribe to H-Announce
H-Announce Info.
Advanced Search
Events Locator
See if there is an academic event in your area!
United States
Need to refer to an old announcement? Select a category of archives below!
-- Categories --
Calls for Papers
Calls for Publications
CFPs: M/C - "Augment"
Call for Papers Date:
Date Submitted:
Announcement ID:
CFPs: Augment
Upcoming issue of M/C - Media and Culture (2013)
Edited by Rebecca Caines and Michelle Stewart
Contemporary lives are increasingly saturated with the promise of technological enhancement—augmentation. Whether medically-enhanced "cyborg" bodies, AR glasses, new surveillance and crowdsourcing tools,
locative media on mobile phones and gaming consoles, wearable technologies, or immersive third spaces, augmentation is often entangled in discourses of supplement and improvement. Yet augmentation is also contradictory, the logic of technological perfection co-existing with the perception of weakness or a lack. And
so from within this messy space of technologies, bodies and spaces, failure is both generative and productive. Always desiring, we create,
enhance, and augment: never satiated, we experiment, refine and repeat. Somatic and spatial practices collide on the promise of something more.
In this edition of M/C we seek to bring together theorists, practitioners and artists to consider the ways in which augmentation presents itself in the world and in their work. We welcome critical engagement with the philosophical, ethical and cultural implications of the augmented, cyborg and prosthetic body; interrogations of the layered information space of AR, critical reviews of augmented spatial
practices; and explorations of the ways in which augmented media intersects with contemporary anxieties around power and statecraft. What is at stake when one engages in augmentation? Who/what pays the price when it falters, miscarries, or backfires? Which actors are engaged—or enrolled—in the practice? Which subjects are left vulnerable? We are particularly interested in cross-disciplinary investigations, mapping the points of connection and disruption in the
application, reception and analysis of augmentation. We call upon our
colleagues to discuss their forays into landscapes of prosthetics and
cameras, Arduinos and QR codes, immersive zones and simulations, all the while collaborating with humans, cyborgs and nonhumans along the way.
Prospective authors wishing to contribute to 'augment' should send a 250 word abstract, together with a brief biography, including any institutional or organizational affiliation, to the Editors at firstname.lastname@example.com by August 1, 2013.
For authors invited to submit, the deadlines will be as follows –
Article deadline: October 11, 2013
Release date: December 11, 2013
Editorial enquires can be directed to Rebecca Caines and Michelle Stewart
Additional information about M/C:
M/C Journal is inviting new contributors. Founded in 1998, M/C is a crossover journal between the popular and the academic, and a blind- and peer-reviewed journal.
Our Website at http://journal.media-culture.org.au/provides open access to all past issues.
To find out how and in what format to contribute your work, visit http://journal.media-culture.org.au/index.php/mcjournal/about/submissions.
Michelle Stewart
Dept of Justice Studies
University of Regina
Regina, Saskatchewan Canada
Didn't find what you're looking for?
Try our
power search
Return to the top of this page
Return to announcements home
Send comments and questions to
H-Net Webstaff
. H-Net reproduces announcements that have been submitted to us as a free service to the academic community. If you are interested in an announcement listed here, please contact the organizers or patrons directly. Though we strive to provide accurate information, H-Net cannot accept responsibility for the text of announcements appearing in this service. (
Humanities & Social
Sciences Online
Copyright © 1995-2014 -
Contact Us
| Validate:


text:
Opensource.com is pleased to announce the LulzBot Mini 3D Printer is the grand prize for our 2015 Holiday Giveaway!
Are you a fan of LEGO bricks? Check out these open source projects to take your LEGO creations even further.
OEMR.org President Tony McCormick shares how he found open source.
In this week's edition, we take a look at two game sales, AMD GPU open source drivers, new open source game hardware, and more!
In this week's edition of our open source news roundup, we take a look at a new pan-European open data portal by the European Commission, WordPress.com going open source, and more! Open source news roundup for November 21 - 27, 2015
In this week's top 5 articles of the week, we highlight Drupal-based farmOS, Astroblend for visualizing astrophysics data, the goals of Qora cryptocurrency, Mozilla's Ben Kerensa shares his open source story, and the 2015 Open Recipe Collection.
Segrada is open source software that allows historians and detectives keep track of their data.
David Both's love of learning and fixing things led him to Linux and open source software.
Thank you for being on this open source community journey with us.
Ben Kerensa shares how he got involved with open source as well as why he created Glucosio, an open source project that aims to bring diabetes management and research software to the masses.


text:
Karan got her start at Anne Klein, where she rose from assistant designer to head of design. She launched her own label in 1984 with her husband, Stephan Weiss, and Takihyo, and quickly garnered acclaim for her "Seven Easy Pieces" collection of mix-and-match jersey separates. It was a practical, layerable, and, most of all, feminine system of dressing, and it made an especially big impact because it came at a time when women, new to the corporate workforce, were wearing masculine, boxy power suits with exaggerated padded shoulders. Think Melanie Griffith inWorking Girl.
Karan was a rare woman running her own label in that era, but she had no shortage of success. She launched DKNY, a lower-priced collection, in 1988, and the company's four-letter logo would dominate the corner of Broadway and Houston for well over a decade. From the start, she understood the power of marketing. In the '90s, her famous friends Demi Moore and Bruce Willis posed together for her campaign. They were striking images, but perhaps her most arresting advertisements were the ones that starred model Rosemary McGrotha circa 1992, right hand in the air, being sworn in, presumably as the president of the United States.
Karan's oeuvre ranged well beyond those early jersey separates, as the photos of McGrotha in her smartly tailored suit suggests. For my part, I'll never forget the long, dévoré velvet dresses of 1996, suspended from the skinniest of straps and exposing no small amount of skin. Her flair for travel and her yoga practice have informed countless other collections.
In my early days at Women's Wear Daily, Karan's name was often linked to her biggest competitors: Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren. It was always "Donna, Calvin, and Ralph." They were at the absolute pinnacle of American fashion. In the nearly 20 years since, if Karan's dominance on the runway has waned, her outspokenness certainly hasn't. She has often talked about the senselessness of delivering winter clothes in July and summer ones in January. And, of course, she has been very vocal about her causes through Urban Zen.
Karan celebrated her 30th anniversary last year with a special show downtown, not far from the Stock Exchange, where she took her company public in 1996. Fashion was in the midst of a Donna Karan moment at the time, with younger designers reinterpreting her signature jersey draping and burnout velvet gowns. She may no longer be running one of America's most important brands, but her influence will continue.
Read more at http://www.style.com/trends/industry/2015/donna-karan-leaves-donna-karan-international


text:
Little to no heat upstairs
Discussion in 'Boiler Forum' started by jaheinzel, Nov 3, 2009.
Similar Threads: Little heat
|Boiler Forum
|Replaced Expansion Tank, still leaking (just a little)
|Jan 21, 2016
|Boiler Forum
|Advice: choosing boiler and hot water heater
|Jul 28, 2016
|Boiler Forum
|Is It Possible To Replace Black Heating Pipe With PEX?
|May 3, 2016
|Boiler Forum
|100% hydronic heating guy
|Mar 6, 2016
|Boiler Forum
|Radiant floor heating boiler room plumbing layout.
|Feb 4, 2016


text:
Faculty working in computational biology:Paul Adams
Adjunct Professor, Department of Bioengineering
Senior Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Division Director, Molecular Biophysics & Integrated Bioimaging
Development of new algorithms and methods for structural biology. Structural studies of large macromolecular machines. Development of cellulosic biofuels.
Adam Arkin
Dean A. Richard Newton Memorial Professor, Bioengineering
Director, Physical Biosciences Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
PI and Co-Director, Virtual Institute of Microbial Stress and Survival
Co-Director, BIOFAB: International Open Facility Advancing Biotechnology
The Arkin laboratory seeks to uncover the evolutionary design principles of cellular networks and populations and to exploit them for applications. To do so they are developing a framework to effectively combine comparative functional genomics, quantitative measurement of cellular dynamics, biophysical modeling of cellular networks, and cellular circuit design to ultimately facilitate applications in health, the environment, and bioenergy.
Teresa Head-Gordon
Chancellor's Professor, Department of Bioengineering,
Department of Chemistry,
Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
My research program encompasses the development of general computational and experimental methodologies applied to chemistry and biophysics in the areas of water and aqueous hydration, proteins and macromolecular assemblies, non-disease and disease protein aggregation, and most recently biocatalysis. I have also been involved in local and national service, education, and training, which extends to promoting and developing the blueprint for computational science and engineering for the future.
Ian Holmes
Associate Professor, Bioengineeringhttp://biowiki.org/IanHolmes
We're interested in building realistic stochastic models of all different aspects of genome evolution, and making these models useful as practical tools for biological discovery.
Richard Karp
University Professor, Bioengineering
University Professor, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
University Professor, Industrial Engineering & Operations Research
Algorithms in computational biology, inference of regulatory structure from protein-protein interaction data.
Mohammad Mofrad
Professor, Bioengineering
Professor, Mechanical Engineering
Faculty Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Our research program is focused on understanding cell mechanobiology and molecular mechanisms involved in human disease, in particular cardiovascular dysfunctions, brain and neurological disorders, and cancer.
Boris Rubinsky
Professor Emeritus, Bioengineering
Professor of the Graduate School, Mechanical Engineering
Bioelectronic devices, biotransport, medical imaging, electrical impedance tomography.
David Schaffer
Professor, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Bioengineering
Professor, Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute
Director, Berkeley Stem Cell Center
Stem cell engineering, Gene delivery and therapy, Gene network biology
Kimmen Sjölander
Professor, Bioengineering
Professor, Plant and Microbial Biology
My research focus is the application of computational methods for biological discovery.


text:
Chet Baker Plays The Best Of Lerner & Loewe
Chet Baker Plays The Best Of Lerner & Loewe
The newest round of re-releases/remasters from the Concord Music Group celebrate the 60th anniversary of Riverside Records. Singer and trumpeter Chet Baker's Chet Baker Plays The Best Of Lerner & Loewe joins Mulligan Meets Monk (OJC/Riverside, 1957/2013) in the label's birthday celebration. Plays The Best Of Lerner & Loewe can easily be considered a sequel and one half of a creative diptych with Chet (Riverside, 1959). On top of the jazz world a mere five years previously, Baker was amid one of his several heroin-induced critical exiles during the one year contract with Riverside. The consummate dark American Romantic protagonist, Baker, nevertheless, produced compelling music confounding even his greatest critics.
The contemporary (at the time) songbook of Alan Lerner and Frederick Loewe offer Baker a harmonic palette just outside of the trumpeter's comfort zone. There was little "standard" about the recital, songs chosen fromMy Fair Lady (1956), Brigadoon (1947), Gigi (1944) and Paint Your Wagon (1951). Baker was not allowed to take his usual path of least resistance on this recording and he met the challenge by playing above his ability.
Baker's tone is rich an even, melding well with the lyrically like- minded reeds wielded by baritone saxophonist Pepper Adams (recalling his earlier success with Gerry Mulligan), tenor saxophonist Zoot Sims and multi-instrumentalist Herbie Mann, who provides the bulk of ambiance for Baker in these settings. "I Could Have Danced All NIght" is a treat to hear Baker in something other than 4/4. The presence of Bill Evans deepens this ambiance.
This music seems best enjoyed late at night. It has aged and aged well, like fine cognac. Baker will always be that divisive, shadowy figure in jazz, but he is owed his due as an established element of jazz history and its richness and diversity.
Tracks: I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face; I Could Have Danced All Night; The Heather On the Hill; On the Street Where You Live; Almost Like Being in Love; Thank Heaven For the Little Girls; I Talk To the Tree; Show Me.
Personnel: Chet Baker: trumpet; Herbie Mann: flute, piccolo (2), alto flute (3, 7), tenor saxophone (5, 8); Zoot Sims: alto (8) and tenor saxophone; Pepper Adams; baritone saxophone; Bill Evans: piano (2, 6-8); Bob Corwin: piano; Earl May: bass; Clifford Jarvis: drums.
About Chet Baker
CD/LP/Track Review
- Italian Movies by Maurizio Zerbo
Getting Into Jazz
Building a Jazz Library
Book Reviews
Opinion/EditorialRead more articles
Pacific Jazz Records


text:
Statement of Mission
The Harvard Chaplains are a professional community of more than thirty chaplains, representing many of the world's religious, spiritual, and ethical traditions, who share a collective commitment to serving the spiritual needs of the students, faculty, and staff of Harvard University.
Read more
Videos: Meet the Chaplains, Harvard University YouTube Channel
Members of the Harvard Chaplains introduce themselves to the community. Learn about their backgrounds, how they came to be chaplains, the various ways in which they interact with the Harvard community, and more!
Video: Religious Life at Harvard
December 13, 2013—Take a look at the breadth of religious life at Harvard, where members of the community participate in moments of worship, spirituality, and community across the University. Students can engage in prayer or reflection in one of Harvard's historic places of worship or in one of many less formal locations—a dorm room, dining hall, office, or Widener Library.


text:
sunglasses rx choice though as they were all really nice glasses. Pretty cheap looking don't come with case. Wish I never bothered buying them I was worried when I bought these for my boyfriend that they might look really cheap but they don't. We took them on holiday with us and they are great. Extremely sturdy and as they suggest I believe they are almost unbreakable. My boyfriend only really likes the multicoloured lenses so we haven't really tried out any of the othe Alaska meaning of hindi in hindi ralph lauren joggers s and generally walking around. Unlike other glasses we've had they were robust, coping well with sun cream, sun oil. sand, salt and fresh water; they are still going strong. I've bought a second set, just in case or maybe as a present for others in the family. Great sunglasses for the money!2 for the price of one! what a bargain!! love the red ,love the black,also come with hard case,what more do you want! i have expensive sunglasses, and these can compare with em, no problem! also very quick dispatch ,next day,very pleased all round. The shape means that evenDallas mirror glass cut to size electronics home electronics .
sunglasses I could headbang to some metal and have no worry of them flying off lol.
I bought the RayZor glasses for my partner to wear when he canoes.He was very pleased with them, this is the second pair I have bought as he uses the first pair when he cycles. He loves them as they are light to wear and blocks the sun from the sides of his eyes.
Very happy with these sunglasses, not just good for cricket which I play but also for cycling, rowing and general use! Comfortable fit, look brilliant and personally I think excellent quality for the pric ralph lauren trainers o them as they are really good in keeping the rays of the sun out.
I was so pleased with my purchase, we tried them on our pooch & she stood there posing for photos so cute...they'll be perfect for her when she's in the car with the roof down on a hot day :)
Dog isn't that keen and the rubber seal tore as a result but it was easily glued, at least for now. Can't fault oakley polarized lenses ue.
Despite many negative reviews, I found all were picky and found none of the faults mentioned. However, I did find one major fault. This item takes very good still pictures, great quality, but when it come to video, I just can't get it to take any. Given the price and that I ignored the negative reviews it's my own fault I suppose. What can.


text:
This deal is expired!
The deal below has expired, but no worries. You can still check out available coupons and "follow" the store to receive alerts for future offers.
Garmin nüvi 1300LMT GPS with Lifetime Traffic and Maps - Open Box Deal with Free Shipping!
Very Limited Qty Available!
Flag this deal
What's the matter?


text:
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando
Lowell Cohn of the Santa Rosa Press-Democrat says 49ers coach Mike Singletary's pride can be an asset and a liability. Singletary certainly has a strong presence.
Tim Kawakami of the San Jose Mercury News says the 49ers' ownership family has more to prove than Singletary. That is verifiable to the extent that the 49ers' winning percentage under their current ownership is higher with than without Singletary as head coach.
Tom FitzGerald of the San Francisco Chronicle says 49ers Singletary did not question the offensive play call or formation on the final play against the Dolphins. The 49ers used four wide receivers and a running back in an empty-backfield formation.
Also from FitzGerald: The 49ers' defeat might not have affected Singletary's eventual fate as head coach.
Vernon Davis of the 49ers assesses his performance and the 49ers' performance against the Dolphins. Davis: "Now that we've gone over the film, I think our offense did a great job of setting the tone of how we wanted to play, particularly the offensive line."
Kevin Lynch of Niner Insider says Singletary has "earned the job" by making the 49ers competitive and making the right personnel decisions, starting at quarterback.
Matt Maiocco of the Santa Rosa Press-Democrat says the 49ers' offensive tackles handled the Dolphins' Joey Porter with relative easy, usually in one-on-one matchups, until the final play.
Also from Maiocco: Shaun Hill has represented a significant improvement from J.T. O'Sullivan, particularly in avoiding negative plays.
Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch says everyone but Jim Haslett seems to be discussing the coach's potential fate as Rams coach.
Jeff Gordon of stltoday.com questions the difference for the Rams between picking second or anywhere else near the top of the draft.
Bill Coats of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch says Rams receiver Derek Stanley will undergo surgery to repair a torn ACL and cartilage damage in his left knee.
Steve Korte of the Belleville News-Democrat says the Rams' defeat to the Seahawks might have sealed Haslett's fate as Rams coach.
3k of Turf Show Times, though fearful his tardiness might rule out his Rams report card from this blog, grades cornerbacks higher than safeties. I agree with the mixed assessment on safety Oshiomogho Atogwe. Yes, Atogwe is a tremendous ball hawk, but what to make of him in overall coverage? That's a tough one to answer given the problems around him in the secondary over the years.
Bob McManaman of the Arizona Republic raises questions about whether the Cardinals fully understand the stakes heading into the playoffs.
Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic says Clark Haggans could miss the remainder of the season.
Mike Tulumello of the East Valley Tribune runs the Ken Whisenhunt quote about Anquan Boldin possibly having too many responsibilities within the offense.
Also from Tulumello: The Cardinals aren't sure how to handle success.
Darren Urban of azcardinals.com says the Cardinals are searching for the right type of leadership. Few players on the team have playoff experience.
Clare Farnsworth of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer says it's probably fitting for Brett Favre to attend Mike Holmgren's final home game as Seahawks coach.
Also from Farnsworth: Kyle Williams could start at left tackle for Seattle, a startling development.
John Morgan of Field Gulls looks at the gap between Mike Holmgren's offense and Tim Ruskell's personnel. I will say this: Holmgren was onboard with adding Deion Branch and he did think Branch would fit the offense. Bobby Engram was going to remain Holmgren's favorite receiver in Seattle. That will never change. But a healthy Branch factors into what Holmgren wants to do.
Jim Moore of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer pays tribute to Holmgren by nominating the coach to raise the "12th Man" flag in the south end of Qwest Field before kickoff.
Danny O'Neil of the Seattle Times says Holmgren plans to thank fans in person after the game Sunday. The coach will also use the opportunity to raise money for one of his family's favorite charities.
Jose Romero of the Seattle Times says Sean Locklear's injury could leave the Seahawks with zero projected starters on the offensive line.
Eric Williams of the Tacoma News Tribune says Locklear's dislocated toe will prevent him from practicing all week. Also, Matt Hasselbeck isn't going to play against the Jets.


text:
Welcome to The Mayhill
The Mayhill Dental and Specialist Centre is a new state-of-the-art private dental practice located in the beautiful town of Monmouth in South Wales. So even If you are looking for a dentist or Orthodontist in Chepstow or Abergavenny you will find us only a short trip away. You will find our approach to dentistry offers assurance and expertise in all areas from a simple dental examination to a full-mouth rehabilitation. Our promise to you is that we will offer total commitment to your individual needs as a patient.
read more
Our Treatments
- Monday 8.30am - 5.30pm
- Tuesday 8.30am - 5.30pm
- Wednesday 8.30am - 5.30pm
- Thursday 8.30am - 5.30pm
- Friday 8.30am - 5.30pm
- Saturdays By appointment only
- Sunday Closed
I just wanted to drop you a line to say what a great job Jason did today. His sculpting is superb – he could take up a second career as a model maker for the animation industry!
Thank you for your superb service, as always – Pete Bryden [ May 2016 ]


text:
Description: From Dritz home, this decorate nailhead trim is perfect for upholstery projects! This trim reduces nailing time and creates accurate spacing between each nail. Package contains 5 yards of trim and 75 nails. 1 per pack.
go to product
Description: From Dritz home, this tack remover is perfect for removing tacks or nails from upholstery. 1 per pack.
Description: Designed for the quick and safe pick-up of small metal objects. This stylish design magnet will pick up pins, needles, tacks, paper clips, nails, screws and more. Every sewing box and tool kit should have one!
Explore Fabric.com
We're here to help
Discover Fabric.com
Sewing Center