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Open Windows of Opportunity With Jim Rickards
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Vote for Nobody, and Don't Buy Gold - You Have Better Things to Do
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Washington's Secret Slave Labor Ring: Coming to a Neighborhood Near You
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America has about 4% of the world's population, yet houses 25% of the world's incarcerated. What's going on here? Chris Campbell digs deep into the industry to figure out the truth. While many blame the private prison industry, the real culprit, says Chris, begins right outside your door. Read on…
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The Only Way to Get Rich: A Zen Proverb
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There's a Mexican restaurant I like (I'm not saying where it is) that seems to thrive in good times and bad. It never has a shortage of servers, cooks and people to bus the tables, even when there are only a few customer cars out front. Actually, it is hard to tell the workers from the customers, and extended family seems to appear from nowhere, people of all ages, sometimes eating, sometimes just visiting and sometimes going back and forth to the kitchen.
How does this place handle the high costs of this labor? It's the sort of question that is impolite to ask. A passing familiarity with the existing labor regulations, mandates, taxes and edicts on resident documentation permits anyone to figure this out. The place survives and thrives because all these niceties are ignored. The whole arrangement works through quid pro quos, barter, cash, underage labor and undocumented workers.
They know it. We know it. No one is hurt.
Consider another case lately in the news. A report from ABC did some sleuthing on educational institutions all over Australia, where government demands that everyone sign up for public school or officially register as home schooling. The report estimates that 50,000 families completely ignore these rules. Some families don't believe they should have to register. Others have discerned that there is more risk by going legal than schooling underground.
We all know of such cases. We know a person who bakes cheesecakes in her kitchen and sells them to friends — all while ignoring licenses, health regulations, mandates on oven size, zoning laws and all the rest. Her kids help her in exchange for a weekly allowance — an arrangement that looks a lot like child labor. We know of people who have one normal job but also a job on the side making jewelry, designing websites or tutoring. They prefer cash.
All these small anecdotes — and we know many of them — come from every place in the world, especially with the recession's intense economic pressures. Faced with the choice of complying with government or making a decent life for themselves, people tend to choose the latter. So it is with hundreds of street vendors in San Francisco. It's this way for thousands of workers in Shanghai who make licit products in the day and "pirated" products at night.
This will be increasingly true in the digital economy now that the US government has shown its teeth and arrested and destroyed property in the name of enforcing copyright. The Web will not suddenly become the great land of compliance. Instead, those providing gray-area services will become more anonymous, less traceable, more private and obscure.
This is already happening, as ever more people are being forced to use IP-scrambling proxies to surf and put their content behind impenetrable walls. There is a tragic loss here, but it might prompt the final showdown in the great struggle between power and market.
Digital or not, the state can't make trading, sharing and associating go away. It only inspires the traders and entrepreneurs to avoid risks in different ways.
During Prohibition, the speakeasies sensing a threat would change the passwords to get in the door. With the massive increase in government all over the world, vast swaths of the world economy have begun to operate just like these speakeasies of old. They were zones of freedom, but their operations were distorted because they didn't have access to law and courts and because the people who ran them were from a class of citizens that was willing to take crazy risks.
We know all of this anecdotally, but what does it all amount to in the macroeconomic sense? I'm right now reading Stealth of Nations by Robert Neuwirth. It is a mind-blowing book because it is the first in our time to attempt a broad look at the meaning of all this unregulated, untaxed, unofficial economic activity. Neuwirth estimates that fully half the world's workers are involved at some level in what he calls System D.
This is the sector that is variously called the "underground" and the "informal sector." He prefers System D (the street term derived from the African French word for highly motivated people) because it is nonjudgmental. It refers simply to the sector of economic life that exists "outside the framework of trade agreements, labor laws, copyright protections, product safety regulations, anti-pollution legislation and a host of other political, social and environmental policies."
He documents the amazing workings of System D and demonstrates that it is the world's second-largest economy, amounting to economic productivity of $10 trillion, which is probably a low estimate. At the pace at which government is growing, System D is set to employ as many as two of three workers by 2020. My own sense is that Neuwirth actually underestimates the size since he overlooks sectors like health, education and finance — which are surely three of the fastest-growing components of System D.
Neuwirth himself is not a libertarian or a free market thinker in any sense. He is a reporter with a lefty bias — a genuine leftist who believes in exalting the contribution of the poor and the working classes to the social and economic order. His reporting led him to discover that a main driving force for the classes is the need for economic relationships, and then also to notice that the state itself is the main barrier to their advancement.
He remains ideologically conflicted throughout the book. For example, he rails against child labor on one page, but then notes that were it not for child labor, many kids around the world would not be able to buy clothes, food and education and would likely turn to prostitution or some form of subjugation. But ideology is not the main contribution here. It is framing up the reality in a way that we can become conscious of the whole.
Reflecting on the sheer vastness of this sector of life, one realizes the fiction, for example, embodied in official government statistics that record only the on-the-books sector of economic life. These agencies are pumping out half-truths and whole myths every day. One further realizes the immense damage that would be done to humanity in general should there come a time when government actually managed to enforce all its edicts. It would be catastrophic. We owe much of our prosperity to people's willingness to enter the rebel class.


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Album Review: Daughtry, Mastodon, Nickelback, Grace Potter and Steven Tyler salute ZZ Top
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the debut release from that little ol' band from Texas, ZZ Top. To commemorate the occasion, a number of bands— some clearly influenced by the trio, others not— have come together for "ZZ Top: A Tribute From Friends," which is out tomorrow (Oct. 18).
As is almost uniformly the case with these endeavors, the results are mixed. The one rule is that if you're going to If you're going to salute ZZ Top, you better bring your A Game when it comes to guitar playing. For the most part, that's where the album excels...in some cases to the exclusion of everything else.
For example, Jamey Johnson's "La Grange," which is the perfect marriage on paper, is one of the more anemic cuts vocally, after starting strong It should be all laid-back growl and swamp boogie-messiness, and instead it's all a little too polite. There's a word I never thought I'd use in connection with Johnson. There is, however, a great guitar riff that segues into a meaty organ solo in the middle that goes into some wicked harmonica work, so what it lacks in Johnson's vocal delivery, it makes up for (and how) in the musicianship on the track. I wish it were an instrumental, and I say that as a Johnson fan. Of course, it should sound great: Johnson brought in a ringer: ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons is on the guitar shootout that also includes Wayd Battle and "Cowboy" Eddie Long on slide. Absolute killer.
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Most of the artists take the basic premise presented by ZZ Top in the original and build on that. Some, like Duff McKagan's Loaded's take on "Got Me Under Pressure," or Nickelback's "Legs" are fairly faithful interpretations. The true exception here is Wyclef Jean's version of "Rough Boy," one of ZZ Top's few hit ballads. He takes the track, speeds it up a little, throws a synthesized drum beat on it, and turns it into something totally rough and tumble and sexy all at the same time. Given his upbringing in Haiti, the words "I was raised in a place where I had no choice but to be a rough boy," ring authentically.
A ZZ Top Tribute may be the only place in the world where Wyclef Jean and Mastodon are in the same line-up. The latter turns "Just Got Paid" into a wild and wooly snarl of a song, again, with a little help from Gibbons.
Some of the covers take nice, unexpected turns: Wolfmother's "Cheap Sunglasses" starts in the most pedestrian of ways before exploding into a ferocious, tangled guitar blow out and then goes off on a cool psychedelic bent. Daughtry, who tackles the combo platter of "Waitin' For the Bus" and "Jesus Just Left Chicago" gets the second part better than the first. Aerosmith's Steven Tyler joins with Fleetwood Mac's Mick Fleetwood and Jon McVie, as well as Johnny Lang and Brett Tuggle for a fun version of "Sharp Dressed Man" (under the moniker M.O.B.). As you recall, Aerosmith and ZZ Top toured together in 2009.
ZZ Top has never had much use for women, other than as playthings with long legs, short skirts and willing smiled, so it's no surprise that there's precious little estrogen on this tribute. In fact, there's only one. But Grace Potter and the Nocturnals deliver "Tush" with more balls than most of the men on the set. It starts breathless, slinky and nasty and only gets better from there. If the cut had any more testosterone, she have a beard longer than Gibbons' or Dusty Hill's.


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Bill Massolia, author of the play "Letters Home," has read hundreds of letters from those serving in Iraq, Afghanistan and previous American wars. Change the locations and take out a few words and the message remains: Soldiers miss their loved ones, they miss home, and they want to tell someone about it.
"The sentiment and the need to communicate is the same," Massolia said.
This weekend, Merrimack Hall will present Massolia's multimedia production "Letters Home."
Based on actual letters from men and women serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, "Letters Home" is a portrait of the soldier experience in the ongoing wars. Ten actors - including Kevin Kingston, an Arab native who moved from Alabama to Chicago - appear in the show performing the letters as dramatic monologues.
Massolia, a businessman turned playwright, found inspiration for "Letters Home" after seeing The New York Times op-ed article "The Things They Wrote" and the HBO documentary "Last Letters Home."
"Something struck me," Massolia said. "The letter writing was just beautiful."
He began searching for more letters written by soldiers, which, in the age of Google, wasn't difficult. He found hundreds of personal communications on the Internet, in books and published in newspapers.
"Surprisingly, there are so many out there," he said.
Although e-mails and text messages have replaced hand-written letters in most people's lives, putting pen to paper is still common for those serving in uniform. On the battlefield, soldiers can't pick up a phone, text-message loved ones or send e-mails. Soldiers must resort to what previous generations did - write letters.
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Since opening last year, "Letters Home" has gained widespread praise, winning the Joseph Jefferson Award for Outstanding New Play, which honors excellence in Chicago-area theater.
The play has been performed around the country for audiences made up of those with and without family members in the military. At some performances, soldiers whose letters appear in the show are in the crowd. In other cases, the families of the letter writers are in the audience because their son or daughter died in the conflict.
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"Letters Home," Massolia said, is his way to show the true nature of humanity and give others a better understanding of patriotism.
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For just this week, Conan O'Brien's show Conan is a Texas affair, so it makes sense that the host would welcome one of the state's biggest stars to garner huge laughs.
Dirk Nowitzki, a man of many names, stopped by Dallas' Majestic Theatre to issue O'Brien a "surprise" Texas citizenship test, which we are guessing is an actual statewide mandate for all late-night hosts coming through.
The entire bit was as hilarious as you would expect and, thankfully, heavily tilted toward the sports landscape.
Nowitzki starts O'Brien off with some state-specific queries, which the host gets right. But it quickly ramps up and steers off into the land of the absurd.
As you know, we love the absurd.
The Mavericks big man asks, "What is the leading cause of heart attacks in Texas?" The answer, as Cowboys fans can attest to, is "Tony Romo."
It just gets better from there, including what feels like a 10-minute segment on every last nickname for the NBA star who is averaging 21.4 points and 6.1 rebounds per game this season.
Amid "Dirk Diggler," "The German Wunderkind" and "The Seven-Foot Schnitzel," we have to say there is a special place in our hearts for "Kaiser Fundunkenschlammin."
Deadspin's Tom Ley seems to like the video: "It's a pretty funny bit, but mostly it's just a reminder that Dirk is awesome and that the NBA will be a much worse and humorless place when 'The Berlin Tall' eventually retires."
Back to Texas' newest son, we imagine this is enough to sell Texans not already in the know that O'Brien is indeed one of them. In fact, you might say he is their honorary talk-show host of note.
We are going to look ahead down the road and assume that Nowitzki will be just as welcome on O'Brien's show as the host now is in Texas.
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WATCH: Sean Chapin Reacts To Santorum's Napkin/Marriage Analogy
Sean Chapin is the right-on gay activist who go the San Francisco Giants to create an It Gets Better Video. Now he's tackling Rick Santorum's latest brain fart comparing marriage to napkins and paper towels. It's kind of weird that Santorum's analogy makes no sense—when your name is Santorum, we assume you'd be an expert on paper towels.
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Frothy Face got his sorry fat ass handed to him when Penn. voters woke up and realized what an absolute douchebag they had elected Senator and he was destroyed by 17 points in his re-election bid………
This absolute vile disgusting scumbag stoops to the lowest level of gutter politics relishing in spewing hatred upon the Gays……He has I believe five sons, based on the virtually every study done it is almost certain that one of them is Gay. I hope his son has the courage to ask his father to his face why he has spent virtually his entire career obsessing on hatred of all things rainbow hued……….
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Gotta love circular reasoning…
Sadly, the video is long and not funny, but I guess we can't all be Paul Rudnick.
Must be a slow newsday for this to be posted. Jem – it actually does make sense, what he was trying to say is you can call something anything you want and that doesn't change it. Where he is completely wrong historically is marriage has changed a LOT over the centuries and even in our own brief history (USA). And marriage was practiced very differently in different times and places. It was hardly ONE MAN/ONE WOMAN only.


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3:30 - 4:30pm
Ridgley 408
What's planned for next year?
The 2016 Summer Language Institute in Italy will be led once again by our exceptional lecturer in Italian language and culture, Prof. Iva Youkilis. Prof. Youkilis holds an M.A. in Italian from the University of Virginia. She has extensive experience in language teaching and has led our Institute since 2005.
You will have the option to enroll in one of the following language courses:
Italian 1017, Elementary Italian. This is a beginning language course stressing rapid acquisition of spoken ability with some attention to the development of reading, writing, and listening skills as well. It is designed for students with no prior knowledge of Italian or minimal experience in another Romance language. 3 units.
Italian 308, Grammar and Composition II. A continuation of Italian 307D, this course features advanced lessons in Italian syntax and vocabulary and an introduction to the analysis of poetry and theatrical texts, with the goal of improving both reading and writing in Italian. The basis of our work will be a series of readings having a common theme, desire requited and unrequited. We will think about what poets desire, how they give verbal expression to it, and how the success or failure of their pursuit informs their writing. Likewise, we will look at how playwrights exploit this theme as a plot device. Readings include poetry by Petrarch, Michelangelo, Tasso, and Montale, as well as two comedies. 3 units.
Italian 2017, Level III. This is our third-semester course, open to students who will have completed Italian 102 and/or 107 before or in Spring 2015. The course offers an extensive review of basic grammar structures as well as a guided introduction to reading, and lessons in contemporary Italian culture. 3 units.
and you will also enroll in:
Italian 319, Conversation class. This course examines popular culture through a focus on what is said and performed. The course consists of thematic units focusing on everyday occurrences and themes that mark the Italian experience, such as conversation in the Italian bar; poignant views of life expressed in films and other media; daily experiences depicted in poems and songs; public and private politics; the role of the meal in real life, art, and literature. As students advance through each thematic module, they develop a creative project in which they put into practice (by a skit/presentation/text/artwork) what they have learned. You will have the opportunity to confer, in Italian, with a local expert in the subject you have chosen, for your oral presentation, which you will deliver (very capably) at the end of the Institute in Italian! One certain source of cultural inspiration in the past three years was the 2-day course led by Prof. William Wallace, Barbara Murphy Bryant Distinguished Professor of Art History at Washington University. Prof. Wallace conducted walking tours of some of the greatest cities of the Italian Middle Ages and Renaissance. A highlight of the trip! Check for the surprise itinerary for the next summer!
All students at the Institute will take one of the three language courses plus Italian 319, receiving a total of six units of credit for their five-week course of study.
What are the dates?
The Institute begins following the spring semester and final exams. The 2016 Summer program will begin on May 17 and end on June 20. This schedule offers several advantages:
- The early departure date enables you to fly at lower fares, thereby keeping your travel costs to a minimum.
- We can help keep your costs down through off-season hotel and travel prices within Italy.
- Since the Institute ends in June, you will still have about two months left in which to return home to a job, or to travel around Europe. You can also get back in time for the Summer school.
- The pleasant weather and fewer tourists make this the ideal time to be abroad.
Where would I be?
The Institute travel to Florence, Rome, and the lodging at Villa Casabianca is located in Castelraimondo, a small but lively city in the hills of Marche. This beautiful region of east-central Italy is situated alongside Tuscany and Umbria. Pronounced "lay markay," the name is sometimes translated into English as "The Marches," and it comes from the Frankish word for "frontier." Tucked between the Adriatic Sea and the high Apennine mountains, much of it remains unspoiled by the ravages of mass tourism. While the Adriatic coast has been a mecca for "sun 'n sand" tourism for centuries, perhaps more so than anywhere else in central Italy, you will find places where time really has stood still. Vast stretches of green hillsides accented with native trees and flowers, centuries-old town and villas will greet you as you travel, providing breathtaking photo-ops and indelible memories.
The history of Le Marche stretches back to Paleolithic times. The Piceni tribes ruled the area starting in the 4th century BC, and were later absorbed by the growing power of Rome. The Franks later conquered the area in the name of the Church. Le Marche then served as the boundary between Papal and Imperial lands, until Napoleon defeated the Papal army in 1860. Le Marche was absorbed into the new nation of Italy shortly thereafter in November of 1861.
The region is famous throughout Italy and the rest of Europe as a leader in the paper, furniture and leather industries and in clothing manufacture, as well as in excellent wine and cuisine, including black truffles, river trout and wild boar. Le Marche is renowned for its many medieval festivals, held throughout the region, and in the beginning of June there is a spectacular event, the Infiorata del Corpus Domini, in our town of Castelraimondo. Castelraimondo also boasts some of the best gelaterie, or ice cream parlors, and its pizzerie never disappoint. Students can thus observe and participate in the Italian lifestyle at its enjoyable best. The cordial citizens of Castelraimondo help make this an ideal city in which to live.
You will of course want to travel elsewhere in Italy during your stay in Castelraimondo, and your schedule will allow you two trips in addition to our planned weekend excursion to Siena, Cinque Terre, Padova, Bologna, Venezia, Napoli, Capri, Pompei, just to mention some. Our weekend begins on Thursday after lunch, at which time you (and the group) are free to leave town for a few days but we must be back together in time for late Sunday afternoon classes. Free days may vary.
Where would I stay in Castelraimondo?
Students are housed in the Villa Casabianca, in Castelraimondo. The construction date of the villa is uncertain but its history goes back to 1573 when it belonged to an ancient organization of the Vatican State which owned the property for approximately three centuries. Today the renovated villa is a truly modern facility which offers comfortable, sunny rooms with sufficient closet space, spotless bathrooms, an outdoor swimming pool, indoor gym, plenty of green space, and beautiful views of the surrounding snow-capped mountains. Best of all, the villa boasts an excellent location: quietly situated on the edge of town, it allows easy access to the city on foot or by shuttle. In past years we've enjoyed the privacy of the second floor which we share with no one. Rooms accommodate from two to six people.
Something different for the end...Croatia!
We will spend the last week in Croatia! We will cross the Adriatic and make our way to the north of Croatia, to Istria, a small peninsula a few hours' drive from Venice.
In Istria County, local government services are provided in Croatian and Italian. Croatia and Switzerland are today the only two places outside of Italy where Italian is an official language. There are Italian-language kindergartens and schools, and population can choose which one to attend. The newspaper La Voce del Popolo, is published daily in Rijeka/Fiume.
Road signs and town names throughout the region appear in Croatian and Italian. Everyone speaks Italian, but what Croatians can do with accent marks — so many accent marks on Cs and Zs, and Ss — is remarkable. And for a little trivia, the towns whose names end in "-an" and "-ana" were founded by former soldiers of the Roman Empire, who were promised land in exchange for service. You'll see Roman touches throughout the quiet and sleepy towns — from the architectural arches to the paintings of lions in coliseums in old churches. Of the dozens of amphitheaters left around Europe and North Africa by Roman engineers, Pula's is the sixth largest, and one of the best preserved anywhere.
And though the Italian influence is strong, historically speaking, modern Italy is but a speck in the timeline of Istria, a land that's seen more than its share of action and invasions. The Illyrians settled in the Bronze Age, followed by the Romans, then the Byzantines, the Croats, the Slovenes, the Franks, the Venetians — and this overview only takes us up to the late 1700s. That's a lot of people for not a lot of land, but no one has ever been able to resist the appeal of hill towns, forests, and beaches within an hour's easy drive.
Where and what would I eat?
Meals take place in the dining hall at the villa. Meals always provide a warm and informal setting in which to discuss our weekend plans, our classes, and our experiences. The food is plentiful and carefully prepared.
- Breakfast: tea or caffellatte, slices of Tuscan bread with butter and jelly, home-made cakes, biscotti and many delicious creations with Nutella.
- Lunch and dinner are similar: pasta, risotto, soup, polenta-proteins in many forms and shapes (meat, fish, omelettes, cheese), plus salad or vegetables (sliced tomatoes with fresh basil are always a hit) and fruit, if you have room for it.
What would my day be like?
The day begins with breakfast, followed by the grammar lesson. After a break, we spend an hour in conversation section. After lunch you are free for the rest of the afternoon. You may choose to spend the afternoon shopping or wandering through town, or you may go to smaller towns in the region, or simply relax in the sun. Whatever you do, you must return to the Villa for dinner. Naturally, you will also have to set some time aside to study. Students often study together and help one another master the material.
How much contact would I have with Italians?
Lots! Classes are held in the morning, and the rest of the time students are encouraged to venture out on their own. Among other reasons, we picked Castelraimondo for the Institute because the city is not frequented by tourists, so when you're in town you'll be meeting Italians and talking to them in Italian. Your travels as well will bring you into frequent contact with Italians.
Will there be room for trips?
Ma certo! In addition to our constantly moving program you will have the chance to travel to many places close by our locations. The June weather is perfect for a trip to the beach, and evenings at the disco (after studying for your final exam, of course) will help you burn off some of your gelato calories.
Amazing! How much does it all cost?
The cost for the 2016 program is $6100 and will include:
- Room and partial board
- Tuition for six credits
- All expenses for relocating from one city to other, including trains, hotels, breakfast, lunch and dinner while studying (meals during free weekends excluded)
The price does not include airfare, books, or personal spending money. Airline tickets bought far in advance are available at reasonable rates. Students from past summers could help you find the best bargains on travel. A minimum number of students are required for the Institute to take place.
Once accepted, a non-refundable down payment of $750 is due by December 20, 2015.
It sounds fantastic! How do I apply?
Application deadline is December 1, 2015. Please follow the links below to download all necessary forms. Please note that your application is not considered complete unless you have submitted all of the following documents: 1) application form, 2) waiver of responsibility signed by you and your parents/guardians, 3) one recommendation letter, 4) language assessment form from your current or former Italian teacher, if you studied Italian before, and 5) current transcript (not required for freshmen). Applications received by December 1, 2015 will be given full consideration. After December 1, students will be considered on rolling admissions, as space permits. Once accepted, a non-refundable deposit of $750 is due by December 20, 2015 to secure your place in the program. In addition to financial support students may be already receiving from the University or other sources, the Department has a limited number of small, competitive awards for students with demonstrated financial needs accepted into the Institute. Important note: financial aid will be based on applications received by December 1st. We do not anticipate funds being available for applications received after the deadline.
It sounds fantastic because it is fantastic. Click here to read testimonials from some of our former students.
Your application must include the following:
- A completed application form, available on this website or from the Romance Languages office.
- One copy of your college transcript (freshman: please supply your high school transcript; order it from your high school or consult your college advisor for a copy)
- A signed and dated waiver form
- One letter of recommendation (can also be from high school teacher)
- Italian Teacher Evaluation (printable pdf)
- Italian Teacher Evaluation (online form)
For further information, contact the Director of the Institute:
Iva Youkilis
Department of Romance Languages and Literatures
Washington University
Box 1077, One Brookings Drive
Ridgley 408
St. Louis, Missouri 63130
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Let's start with the biggest of the big. The latest iteration of Lockheed Martin's (NYSE: LMT ) small UAV -- the Desert Hawk III -- has entered service with Britain's 47 Regiment Royal Artillery in Afghanistan. As you might expect from the unit flying the planes, the DHIII has found a purpose as a forward "spotter" for artillery fire; the Brits are also using it to "over watch" patrols on the ground.
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Moving on to Boeing (NYSE: BA ) , the aerospace giant is testing an upgrade to its own small UAV, the ScanEagle. In cooperation with new acquisition Insitu and Goodrich (NYSE: GR ) , Boeing is mounting a short-wave infrared (SWIR) camera on ScanEagle to improve the bird's eyesight in fog and rain, as well as when targets do not emanate significant amounts of heat. (Hey, Axsys (Nasdaq: AXYS ) ? Watch your back.)
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A moment ago I mentioned AeroVironment as a maker of small UAVs. Problem is, some of these little guys get tired out quick. Ever the innovator, AV came up with a novel solution: Stop flying.
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I worked at Fairfield by Marriott in Winnipeg which was owned and operated by Atlific hotels. My co workers were great couldn't have asked for better people to work with but management were very harassing towards employees and never were there for them. Especially the hotel accounted who simply should be fired. He disgusts me how mean he is. And the guest services manager is so rude and has her favourites and bullies others. Once a year we would do an employee survey which is done anonymously by the employees so that you can be honest by what needs to change and nothing ever changed. Worst place I have ever worked in my life. No wonder their staff turnover is so high because they don't know what they are doing. I now work at a hotel in Kenora, Ontario where they are phenomenal and so amazing to work with and management is awesome. Atlific could learn from that and make some changes at the Fairfield in Winnipeg because the harassment there is making people sick and Ive seen it and had it happen to me first hand and had to have my doctor give me a week off.
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From October to December 1888 a pair of largely unknown artists lived under one roof in the French provincial town of Arles. Paul Gauguin and Vincent Van Gogh ate, drank, talked, argued, slept and painted in one of the most intense and astonishing creative outpourings in history. Yet as the weeks passed Van Gogh buckled under the strain, fought with his companion and committed an act of violence on himself that prompted Gauguin to flee without saying goodbye to his friend.
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The stubborn war in Afghanistan, which has spanned a decade and cost more than 2,000 American lives, has now faded to one key question: How many U.S. troops will remain after 2014?
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"Tax relief is an achievement for families struggling to enter the middle class," the president trumpeted, shortly after Congress, by sweeping bipartisan margins and after a bruising battle, had lowered taxes for almost all Americans. "For hard-working lower income families, we have cut the bottom rate of federal income tax from 15 percent to 10 percent. We doubled the per-child tax credit to $1,000 and made it refundable. Tax relief is compassionate, and it is now on the way."
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Post fiscal cliff: The fix is in
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The hard push ahead for gun control
Has the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre shifted the gun control paradigm? It certainly looks that way. The outcry for tougher gun laws is reaching a fever pitch.
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Barack Obama may finally be defining himself as president. The question is: What took him so long to seize the narrative and find his character as "leader."
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Quite frankly, thoughts and prayers can only go so far. They have limited ability to protect our families. The time has come for our elected leaders – including President Barack Obama – to stand up and fight for our families and children, and their safety.
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Learning Centuries-Old Techniques with Digital Technology
by Cheryl Mendenhall In all of my classes you will hear me talking about the invention of the movable-type printing press by Johannes Gutenberg back in the 15th century. Movable type had been used in Asia hundreds of years earlier … Continue reading
Dr. Hye Jin Yoon Speaks at Pre-Conference Panel and Presents Paper at the 2016 American Academy of Advertising Annual Conference in Seattle
by Hye Jin Yoon American Academy of Advertising is the flagship organization in the field of advertising and its conference attracts the most prominent advertising scholars, professionals, and students in the U.S. They held the conference in Seattle at the … Continue reading
TAI Faculty nominated for the 2016 Emerging Leaders Seminar Series
by Sidharth Muralidharan This Spring, I was nominated by Dr. Sam Holland, Dean of the Meadows School of the Arts, to attend the 2016 Emerging Leaders Weekly Seminar Series. Each Friday, leaders from the SMU Community present and hold group … Continue reading
Three TAI Faculty Receive Sam Taylor Fellowships
Three TAI faculty members are among the 11 SMU professors who have been awarded Sam Taylor Fellowships from the Sam Taylor Fellowship Fund of the Division of Higher Education, United Methodist General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. The Sam … Continue reading
TAI Professor is Keynote Speaker: 2015 Breakfast for the Bridge
The Bridge's purpose is to end adult long-term homelessness in Dallas and the surrounding region by developing, coordinating, and/or delivering: Outreach/intake services, Jail diversion/reentry services, Emergency shelter/transitional shelter services, Primary health care/behavioral health care services, Recreational/educational services, Employment income/supported employment income/disability income services, and Affordable housing/supportive housing services. … Continue reading
Justa vs. Whata: The Importance of Enterprise in Advertising
By: Alice Kendrick When I first moved to Texas, a friend introduced me to the iconic institution Whataburger. First, I learned I had to make a basic choice: theJustaburger or the Whataburger. Really? "Justa"?????? I thought why settle for Justa … Continue reading