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Another day, another daily round-up! Check out today's fab 20 below!
Lisa Dalrymple recommends: Amphibian by Carla Gunn
Both Carla Gunn and her narrator, 9 yr old Phineas Walsh, are fresh unique voices in Canadian fiction. Funny, serious, and always memorable, this book has not been on my shelf since I bought it. I am constantly recommending it to friends.
Merle Bolick recommends: Ragged Islands by Don Hannah
Hannah easily enters the world of the very old and the young, depicting the real relationships of the generations, and anchoring all this to unforgettable characters, times and places we all recognize. His prose is elegant without being pretentious.
Sheila Barta recommends: The Stone Carvers by Jane Urquhart
Beautifully written and reflecting a deep love, respect and understanding of the development of southern Ontario, and of the experience of war, and most poignantly of the passion that created the Vimy monument. Epic and evocative of many aspects of the origins that resonate in Canadian hearts. I love it more each time I read it.
Cassandra Zita recommends: Oryx and Crake Margaret Atwood
This book is a timely exploration of where our society may be headed. Atwood raises difficult questions about what our actions and decisions will lead us.
Stacey Madden recommends: Muriella Pent by Russell Smith
It's about time Canada read a satire. Muriella Pent is sharp, funny, culturally relevant, and stylistically gorgeous. A novel about what "The Arts" should, could, and do mean to Canadians.
Dawn Leslie recommends: The Sea Captain's Wife by Beth Powning
This book is an epic tale in the best sense, and Powning is a powerful writer. Also love her
Wade Kearley recommends: Inside by Kenneth Harvey
This is a book that tackles a very real issue in NL taking the reader inside the head of a damaged person who has been further damaged by his incarceration for a crime he did not commit. This is an unflinching and almost clinical dissection of a life done in a style which Harvey seems to have developed exclusively for this story -- a clipped and stilted voice that is perfect for the story which it tells.
Britt Santowski recommends: Mostly Happy by Pam Bustin
This is a magical piece of literature that is capable of dipping into the bleak misery of childhood vulnerability while still lingering perpetually on the realm of possibility. More than impossible to put down; I stayed up all night to read it, and then when the characters were finished with their play upon the pages, I mourned their departure from my life. Pam Bustin is truly a gifted messenger who can translate a story from her imagination onto paper that again leaps into life when the book lands in the hands of the reader. Look out Canada, for there is a new capital-A Author in our midst!
Loni Bowers recommends: Free as a Bird by Gian McMurchy-Barber
"I would like to nominate Free as a Bird to the Canada Reads 2011 long list. This book has recently been nominated for a Governor General's Award. I teach speech arts to young people (poetry, prose, monologue etc.) and am always on the look out for good prose about young people and their different worlds. This book by Gina McMurchy-Barber took me into an entirely new world. The main character is a mentally disabled girl, and we see into her world, her family, her life in a BC institution for such children and we see into her mind. The book is never maudlin, sentimental or tragic. It is an honest depiction that teaches us about the experience of some of our fellow humans, those who take the time to look and to listen to them and to believe in them. The note of hope in the end is so appreciated, and inspires one to contribute the well being of such people. I am sure that your panelists will enjoy it.
Janice Krieger recommends: The Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway
This book, almost lyrical in writing style, tells the story of life under siege in Sarajevo. The author uses a few short weeks in the lives of his key characters to bring to life what indeed it is like to live through a war ... a war being wreaked on civilians, where going to fetch water or stand in a bread line can cost you your life. I loved the brevity of the book and the clarity of the writing, I was completely moved, and am proud to have this on my Shelf of Favourites!
Ellen Nodwell recommends: Elle by Douglas Glover
I know this book already won a GG but that was because it was a really amazing treatise of what it could have been like when you don't behave the way you are expected to behave and you are dumped off from a ship in the middle of the St. Lawrence on an island as punishment, and left to survive, except it's the 16th century and Canada the country as we know it, is barely a thought. I think everyone needs to read this book!
Matthew Sibiga recommends: Consumption by Kevin Patterson
"This is the most powerful and moving book (Canadian or otherwise) I have read in the last ten years. On the surface it is, a contemporary story of Canada's native people; dig a little deeper and it is a universal tale about the human condition. I think about this novel regularly -- something, for me, most works of fiction rarely accomplish. Full disclosure: I work for the publisher of said book; objectively, this should disqualify me -- but damn objectivity!!! The fact that prize juries totally overlooked this tells me the following:
1. Literary prizes are subjective and almost totally arbitrary.
2. The proof of this is the complete lack of jury acclaim for this extraordinary book.
Katrin Ragaz recommends: Come, Thou Tortoise by Jessica Grant
This book is unlike anything I have ever read. Jessica Grant's new voice is so funny, smart, poignant and above all unique. The book made me smile, laugh out loud and at the same time reflect on how touched I was by it. I also immensely enjoyed the "word play" she engages throughout. I first read it on loan from the library but have since purchased it so I can pass it on and share it with all the bibliophiles in my life:) It would warm my heart to see and hear people talking about and reading this book!
Barb Matthews recommends: Three Day Road by Joseph Boyden
Joseph Boyden successfully educated a nation about its own history. This story about two Cree snipers in WW1 is captivating and moving. Typically I don't enjoy war novels but this one was completely different. I enjoyed it immensely even when it became difficult to read because of the brutality of war that is honestly described. The characters were raw and believable. No other book in the last ten years touched me as much as this one.
Cheryl White recommends: The Good Lie by D.F. Bailey
This book was one of the best books I have read recently. It held my interest from the first paragraph and never let me go until the surprising ending. A wonderful, intense and gripping psychological mystery.
Gwen Walker recommends: Still Life by Louise Penny
This is the first book in a series, not only written by a Canadian writer, but also each subsequent book is set in Canada. Richly drawn characters and atmospheric writing makes the reader believe that they know the small village where the characters reside. We need a good Canadian mystery on Canada Reads!!
Allan Pero recommends: Heave by Christy Ann Conlin
I read this novel once a year. It is one of the most moving, black-humoured, and wryly witty Canadian novels I have ever read. Seraphina's story is approached with a kind of sensitivity that one rarely encounters in novels about trauma and addiction. In addition to falling in love with several of the characters (I have a particular crush on Serrie's grandmother), I also longed to move to Nova Scotia after reading it -- the writing about its beauty and its many moods were so evocative -- nostalgic without being sappy, stoic without being flinty -- and so beautifully and finely observed. I genuinely think that Heave is not merely one of the best Canadian novels of the past decade, but is also a great contribution to world literature. We are lucky to have writers like Conlin in this country. Period.
Sarah Thomson recommends: Drive By Saviours by Chris Benjamin
This book is written by a Canadian, for Canadians, and explores the unique multicultural atmosphere created in Canada's urban centres. It is fabulously written and details the new reality of living in Toronto, where many cultures are learning to grow and co-exist with each other.
Candice Youngdale recommends: Bitten by Kelley Armstrong
Fantasy is my release from reality. A very enjoyable read. I look forward to the rest of the series.
Jacie Wiggs recommends: All That Matters by Wayson Choy
I'll keep this short and sweet, because I am not a writer. Two confessions: I loved Wayson Choy's characters ( I have been known from time to time to quote the wise and ever funny Poh- Poh ) and I had my nose in this book even when I had pressing things to do.
Still haven't gotten your recommendation in yet? You better hurry, time is running out! Send us your top choice for "essential novel of the decade" through our online form, Facebook or Twitter!
Erin Balser is an associate producer with Canada Reads.


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Over the past 125 years, the University of Chicago in Hyde Park has evolved as a destination for art and architecture. The campus' earliest buildings in the Neo-Gothic architecture style remain a trademark of the University and a symbol of its scholarly legacy, but the institution now also encompasses new buildings designed by some of the most innovative and renowned architects in the world. We invite you to explore our stunning architecture and diverse collection of public art during the 2015 Chicago Architecture Biennial when UChicago will host a collection of art and architecture exhibitions, programs, performances, and tours throughout the campus.
Highlights will include Arts + Public Life's exhibition Forms of Imaginations—presenting visions for the proposed new art center in Washington Park; the Arts, Science & Culture Initiative and the Department of Visual Arts' program "Thomas Hirschhorn & Yasmil Raymond: A Conversation about the Gramsci Monument—A Living Sculpture"; Logan Center Exhibitions', So-Called Utopias; the Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society exhibitions, Katarina Burin: Petra Andrejova-Molnár – Contribution and Collaboration, and Victor Burgin: Prairie; Smart Museum of Art's artist talk with Jessica Stockholder in conversation with Sean Keller; and art and architecture tours of campus, including a hard-hat tour of the new Studio Gang-designed North Campus Residence Hall and Campus Edges shuttles tours; and more.
About the Chicago Architecture Biennial
The Chicago Architecture Biennial is North America's largest international survey of contemporary architecture, providing a platform for groundbreaking architectural projects that demonstrate how creativity and innovation can radically transform our lived experience. The 2015 edition, The State of the Art of Architecture, focuses on projects and experiments from around the world, offering a global stage for conversation and exchange of ideas.
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Artist's note: I thought it would be nice to add some colour. Just something simple that looks somewhat like watercolours. I think it suits the art style rather well, even in its simplicity. I just re-drew World 1-3 of The Other Side of the Flagpole on a canvas, inked it and watercoloured it! I think it looks pretty neat 🙂 I'll be putting up a picture on The Other Side of the Flagpole's Facebook page — >
I'm rather fond of the title page for Volume Two… I think it's a pretty interesting perspective! 🙂
In my opinion, this particular comic is a bit hard to understand. It's inspired by New Super Mario Bros., and the fact that the enemies will "dance" occasionally to the music that is playing.


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Written by Tirzah Baker This election year, even our youngest museum visitors are getting politically engaged! On Tuesday, November 1, and Friday, November 4, we'll be learning all about Election Day at Little New-Yorkers by reading If I Were President by Catherine Stier. Afterwards, we'll discuss the importance of voting and what makes a…Read More
Written by Neysela DaSilva-Reed, Our Little New-Yorkers have been on quite the adventure since they started dropping in to our program in 2013. They've ventured beyond the cozy Barbara K. Lipman Children's History Library and into the galleries upstairs, where they got up close to amazing objects in our collections, such as the wonderful Beekman…Read More
By Neysela Dasilva-Reed, We often find discarded objects just lying around at home. What could be better than finding ways to recycle these objects into fun activities? Recently in our Little New-Yorkers program, which meets Tuesdays and Fridays at 3:30 pm, we read The Earth Book by Todd Parr to get our little ones to…Read More
November was Superhero month at Little New-Yorkers in celebration of our exhibition Superheroes in Gotham. Each week we discovered a new superhero, from Iron Man to Wonder Woman. The crafts for this month were all linked to allow us to make our own complete superhero costumes! If you missed any of the weeks, we wanted…Read More
In our Little New-Yorkers program, we explore living in New York through an array of wonderful children's books that introduce us to and help us explore the city. We explore anything from travelling on the subway to meeting characters from different cultures that make up this city's 8 million inhabitants. As we continue to venture…Read More
Here at Little New-Yorkers, July marks Madeline month. So far we've been introduced to the wonderful fearsome character and her nemesis Pepito. We have many exciting craft projects based on the illustrations in the book to create, including the wonderful iconic yellow hat complete with black ribbon. Last week we read Madeline and the Bad…Read More
Our recent adventures in our Little New-Yorkers program has seen us experimenting with the format quite a bit. We've continued our foray into the galleries and have now got into a regular routine, exploring as much as possible. Feedback from parents suggested that they particularly wanted to explore our new temporary exhibitions. This was a…Read More
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Thanks for the recommendation. I have had no blight so far on my Sungold, which just don't seem to get much blight, and Losetto, which are bligh resistant. I am bringing in pounds a day now, and every meal has to include tomatoes. I may add Crimson Crush to my next year's plan.
Where do you get the seeds for Vietnamese coriander?
Chillies seem to work for me in alternate years - which is just as well, as I still have a bag of them in the freezer from the sunner before last!
Mint and parsley stirred into couscous, to serve with spicy stews.
I've got some lemongrass growing well in a pot. A.couple of months ago I bought a pack of fresh (well, not very fresh really) lemongrass stalks, and put three of them in water for a week or so. When roots appeared, I put the plants into a pot of compost. I will try to keep it indoors in winter, but for now it's thriving in a sunny spot in the garden.
Coriander grows well and you can collect the seeds to use as a spice or to grow another crop.
Ah yes, if you buy a plain "New York" type cheesecake, and serve it with a compote of blackcurrants, it's much more fresh and zingy than those jammy-topped cheesecakes you can buy.
The liqueur I made was with vodka, but I'm sure white rum would work just as well. Use similar quantities and method to sloe gin or other fruit liqueurs.
I make jam and cordial, and freeze some. The frozen ones can be used to liven up puddings like apple crumble, and I love a handful in a fruit salad, to give it a bit of a kick.
I tried making blackcurrant wine, but it was too acidic, not good. A liqueur was more successful: blackcurrants steeped in vodka and sugar, to make a drink similar to Kir.
I grow Charlotte because although the tops get blighted, the tubers seem unaffected. One particularly bad year, the tops died back so soon that the tubers didn't grow much, but they have never shown signs of blight.
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Always be prepared when BDS storms an event. Sing Hatikvah as loud as possible and EVERYONE together push them back out the door. Don't stand there looking at each other. Fight back
NEVER AGAIN. Evil will prevail if you let them.
Proof positive that the BDS movement, like all of the pro-Palestian, anti-Israeli organizations are NOTHING about real concern for the Palestian situation and everything about old fashioned Jew hatred. They unmask themselves easily. Liberals just don't look at the ugly group they are supporting.
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Hamilton Wheelers Uniform Ordering System
This is the simple guide to assist you getting a new HWCC kit. The club kit is made by Champion Systems Australia, manufacturers of the old kit.
You have 3 options in purchasing a kit. They are:
- Purchase at the club house
- Purchase from the van at any race
- Purchase on line
Each option explained –
Options 1 & 2
The club purchases 3 items of apparel, stores them, and on sells to members (as has been current practice)
They are:
- Jersey (Air Edge short sleeve – club cut) - $95
- Bibs (Edge – grand fondo chamois) - $105 ($200 for a set of jersey and bibs)
- Socks – 4' cuff - $18
Option 3
An online ordering system now operates 3-4 times a year for about 3 weeks. The first Open period has now closed but will reopen again in May, August, and November.
To order on line click the link below:
All options will be available to you to order. NOTE: ONLINE PORTAL NOW OPEN FROM MAY 16 -JUN 9 2016
An online ordering system now operates 3-4 times a year for about 3 weeks. The first Open period has now closed but will reopen again in May, August, and November.
Members can go online and order from a host of items listed. Items can be delivered direct to members (cost $15) or delivered to the club and collected (no charge)
Prices are the same online as those sold from the clubhouse.
Additional items are – Arm and leg warmers, Wind Vests, Long sleeved jackets, Caps and bandanas, and Gloves. As a bonus incentive, you can order jerseys and bibs of a higher or lesser quality than the standard ones we carry, should you desire. Prices are displayed as you make a choice on line.
Online orders close March 9 and delivery will be 4 weeks after that date i.e. April 6th The club will be ordering and storing children's sizes, which are currently not in stock.
Whichever system you choose you will end up with a great looking club uniform. So be seen in our colours and enjoy the new kit.


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The Exorcist was recorded in front of a live studio audience.
YouTube user Muted Vocal changes 5 iconic creepy themes into major key: The X Files, Halloween, Saw, The Exorcist and Nightmare on Elm Street. He does five more with Jaws, The Fog, Psycho, Phantasm and The Omen. He expands the chipper X-Files theme out into a full track as well.
Custom saw blade for quick boxes and drawers
Andrew Klein demonstrates his custom saw blade designed for quickly making boxes and drawers. There's also a photo gallery if you want to skip the video.
WK Fine Tools Library
WK Fine Tools is an internet magazine devoted to traditional and fine woodworking. The site also maintains curated collections of downloadable woodworking books and tool catalogs and manuals. [more inside]
A recipe for an Icelandic song
Take one part saw (1:15 in). Add one part glockenspiel and one part fiðla. Then, a dash of harmonium and some drum brushes. Accentuate with a cello, then layer with keyboards. Finally, add some piano and ensure there are two parts harp. Very carefully blend and Gleðileg jól! Amiina (previously) have bakaðar you a song.
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Of bells, harps, accordions, the kalimba and a saw: amiina
If you've encountered delicately uplifting chimes and bells or a singing saw, seen the contributions of a string quartet in a Sigur Rós video, heard the last recording by Lee Hazlewood and noticed the gentle singing and music, or listened to Yukihiro Takahashi consider words, then you've possibly encountered the Icelandic band amiina. [more inside]
bang on a saw
Most musical saw players use a bow to coax melodies from their construction-tool-cum-musical instrument, but here's a fellow who taps out his saw tunes percussively. [more inside]
Yes, there's even a Musical Saw Festival
Over 35 musical saw players travel from as far away as India and Japan to play and honor the musical saw. The NYC Musical Saw Festival aims to preserve the past, honor the present, and shape the future of the musical saw through performances, workshops, and compositions created for the musical saw. Will the musical saw ever receive the recognition and respect that it deserves?
Where's the musical saw?
The musical saw is an instrument with close to a 300 year history. The musical saw sprung out of the Appalachian hills with mountain music, and then it found a home in Vaudeville. Despite its spotty documentation, the musical saw lives on.
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Hotdogs everywhere were heard to cry out in joy.
One World Technologies, manufacturer of Ryobi tools, has been ordered to pay damages of US$1.5 million to Carlos Osorio who injured his fingers while using a Ryobi table saw. The case hinged on the Ryobi's lack of "flesh sensing technology" which is found only SawStop's [previously] saws. [more inside]
Accompanied by Aphex Twin's classic Selected Ambient Works II, we have the rarely-seen experimental video Stakker (Westworld) in nine parts: Z Twig / Radiator | Rhubarb | Hankie | Grass | White Blur | Parallel Stripes | Z Twig / Lichen | Blur | Match Sticks [more inside]
Oddstrument is a blog about unusual musical instruments and other interesting acoustic technologies.
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I'm not sure if I have a tomcat configuration problem or some other problem. I'm try to get Oracle's XSQLServer application up and working under tomcat... but something's amiss. In trying to get a proof of concept going, I'm installing under servlets-examples under the tomcat installation directory. I'm a newbie on tomcat, but it's my understanding that installing applications under the installation directory will help in that I will not have to change server.xml or CLASSPATH. Is that correct? Seems that tomcat _should_ be able to serve /usr/local/tomcat/webapps/servlets-examples/WEB-INF/demo.xml without changes to server.xml, but it only seems to see this file if I put a <Context> directive into server.xml. But the above .xml problem may be parenthetical.. back to my XSQL So, I have the class files that Oracle says I need under webapps/servlets-examples/WEB-INF/lib oraclexsql.jar xmlparserv2.jar xsqlserializers.jar xsu12.jar with the XSQLConfig.xml file is in here too In order to get the servlet to kick off with a url referencing a .xsql file extension, I have in servlets-examples/WEB-INF/web.xml <servlet> <servlet-name>xsql</servlet-name> <servlet-class>oracle/xml/xsql/XSQLServlet</servlet-class> <!-- path from the oraclexsql.jar in lib --> </servlet> <servlet-mapping> <servlet-name>xsql</servlet-name> <url-pattern>*.xsql</url-pattern> </servlet-mapping> It seems that indeed, the XSQLServlet app is launched with a url reference to http://farley:8090/servlets-examples/demo.xsql It seems to be found if this demo.xsql file is under WEB-INF or WEB-INF/classes ( normal? ). But I get the error message on the browser: XSQL-001: Cannot locate requested XSQL file. Check the name. either way. I don't see any messages in the tomcat log files. So tomcat seems to find the file, but the servlet doesn't. Adjusting my CLASSPATH to add tomcat/webapps/servlets-examples/WEB-INF in either setclasspath.sh or catalina.sh seems to have no effect. Any help on how things should be set up is more than appreciated. -ds --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Reflections On The Feldman Affair
Latest update: July 1st, 2013
The Feldman Affair, by which I mean both the New York Times Magazine article and its aftermath, is a significant event in the development of American Orthodoxy, encompassing important issues about Modern Orthodoxy that have not been sufficiently explored, intra-Orthodox divisions, and our approach to intermarriage.
The episode is likely to be cited for years to come and I imagine that, in due course, Professor Feldman will have more to say about his encounter with Judaism, if only because one of the inescapable messages in the article is his strong desire to remain part of the Jewish people, irrespective of his marrying out. He is young, gifted and blessed with much cachet, even star quality.
The controversy that erupted immediately after publication merits reflection. Doubtlessly, the Times venue added immeasurably to the attention the article received, adding as well to the view in certain Jewish quarters that the newspaper we like to read and like to hate is too willing to play loose with Jewish sensibilities, as is frequently evident in reportage from Israel.
The Modern Orthodox who especially have been critical of the Times now have additional ammunition because of the nasty and gratuitous association of Baruch Goldstein and Yigal Amir with their camp.
Their reaction inadvertently discloses a fault-line in American Orthodoxy. While the Moderns cried foul, with the exception of a small number the affair has not been an important story within the yeshiva world and certainly not in chassidic circles. Neither Hamodia nor Yated Ne'eman, the two English language weeklies that serve these sectors, has given the story much attention. Perhaps it is because haredim do not read the Times as much as the other Orthodox do or, alternatively, they find nothing new in the newspaper's anti-religious slant.
I suspect that also at work is the familiar and lamentable tendency of many haredim not to care about the concerns of the Moderns whose lifestyle and attitudes are often out of sync with theirs. It is as if haredim believe the Moderns inhabit a different Jewish universe.
More curious, perhaps, is the anger of the Moderns, including those of a Centrist Orthodox orientation. These are religious Jews who are not often given to communal histrionics, except with regard to Israel. Likely, a key factor in their fierce reaction was that Feldman's target was Maimonides, the Boston day school established by Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik and intimately identified with him for decades.
Although there has long been an intra-Orthodox dispute over whether the Rav can be labeled as Modern Orthodox, it is incontrovertible that the Moderns regard him as such and venerate him as a transcendent figure in Jewish life. Had Feldman attended another day school and written in the same vein, I believe the response would have been considerably muted.
The article did not break new ground in its depiction of Orthodoxy, yet the Moderns reacted as if their world was under siege. Media and scholarly attacks against Orthodox Jews are routine and routinely they include ample doses of nastiness. In fact, the genre is a mini-cottage industry in both Israel and North America, with sociologists – real and imposters – using religious Jews as punching bags. Haaretz apparently feels that it hasn't done its journalistic duty if more than one issue goes by without an article or two that vilifies the Orthodox, especially the haredim.
The following is from a recent Haaretz book review: "Haredi society contains reactionary, conservative, extremist and violent elements. Corruption, parasitism and an abundance of other disorders also plague the society." The parasitism charge is classical anti-Semitism and it was utilized by Communists and Nazis in their anti-Jewish campaigns.
The Moderns have no reaction to the drumbeat of media and scholarly attacks against yeshiva-world and chassidic Jews. The Orthodox Union issued a sharp statement critical of the Times and the Feldman piece. It is silent when haredim are denigrated and demonized. There is no anger when Professor Samuel Heilman vilely compares Orthodox yeshivas with Islamic seminaries that have trained suicide bombers. In fact, Heilman is a star on the Modern Orthodox speaking circuit. He was prominently featured at conferences of Edah, the unlamented ultra-Modern Orthodox organization that is no more, probably because its rhetoric was never matched by a sufficient religious sensibility.Marvin Schick
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David Crossley, town building inspector, said Swan would be selling the firearms through an Internet business. Swan said he won't have a storefront or signs on his property. Also, there will be no additional traffic coming and going from his home.
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January 2017
Vanderbilt in France Study Abroad Fair
When: Wednesday, January 25th, 1:00 – 4:00 P.M.
Where: Commons Multi-Purpose Room 235
What: Maite Monchal, Director of the Vanderbilt in France Program will be present to discuss the program and answer questions about how to plan to spend a semester or year in France.
November 2016
Fight for Power: Guelphs and Ghibellines in the Age of Dante
When: Tuesday, November 15th, 1:10 P.M.
Where: 302 Buttrick Hall
What: Talk presented by Professor Federico Canaccini, Visiting Scholar at Princeton University
The Baudelairean Aesthetics of Vincent van Gogh's Patch of Grass
When: Wednesday, November 9th ,1:10 P.M.
Where: W.T. Bandy Center, Central Library, 8th floor
What: Talk presented by Professor Christa DiMarco from Liberal Arts Division,The University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA.
September 2016
Art as Craft: Poe, Baudelaire, and Jakobson
When: Fri 2 September, 11:10am – 12:00p
Where: W.T. Bandy Center, Central Library, 8th floor
What: Talk presented by Professor Edoardo Esposito from the Dipartimento di Studi letterari filologici e linguistici, Università degli Studi di Milano
August 2016
GEO Study Abroad Fair
When: Wed 31 August, 1 – 4 pm
Where: Sarratt Promenade
What: Learn about opportunities to spend a semester in Italy or France
Appointments with Maite Monchal, Director of Vanderbilt in France
When: Mon 29 August through Fri Sept 2
Where: Furman 215
What: Meet with Maite to discuss study abroad in France. Make an appointment by emailing Maite: firstname.lastname@example.com
Summer 2016
Sensuality and Textuality:
Experiencing the 18thCentury Book
When: May 2016 through March 2017
Where: Lobby of Central Library, Vanderbilt University
What: Exhibition curated and researched by Abby R. Broughton, Kathryn Devine, Bonnie Griffin and Cara Wilson, graduate students in French 8040, taught by Professor Hanna Roman.
The French Enlightenment is often labeled in literary studies as the period where the novel developed and flourished as a distinct genre. This exhibition was part of a graduate seminar that sought to problematize this interpretation, by broadening and rethinking the definition of terms such as "novel," "fiction," and "literature." The wide and heterogeneous array of texts and images housed in the W.T. Bandy Center's Morris Wachs Collection, Vanderbilt University's
Special Collections, and the Vanderbilt University Art Gallery, invites an exploration of the question of the myriad ways in which these eighteenth-century works might be understood as literature, and the unexpected forms of literacy or being literary that come from the experience of reading them.
April 2016
Human Rights and Literature Remix: A Systemic and Institutional Perspective on the Global Culture Market
When: Tue 13 April @2:00 pm
Where: Furman 109
What: Talk by Marie Pierre Bouchard,
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When: Tue 12 April @4:00 pm
Where: Furman 209
What: Talk by Martin McQuillan, Professor of Literary Theory and Cultural Analysis and Pro-Vice Chancellor of Research at Kingston University, London
The idea of the university is undergoing a perhaps unstoppable transformation as its monopoly on higher learning is broken by the disaggregation of its functions through for-profit, private providers and new technologies of communication. At the same time, we are experiencing a transition of authority from an institutional genealogy legitimated by historic privilege to new emerging global powers. What then are the prospects for universities under such circumstances? What does it mean for the students and academics of tomorrow? And how might higher education organise itself either to understand or to act as a point of resistance in these global convulsions?
Books, Bread, and Bubbles: or How to Read Dante Backwards and Forwards in Time on the Way to China
When:Wed 6 April @ 4:00 pm
Where :Furman Hall, Room 209
What: William Franke will place his recent books in the context of an integrated philosophy of the humanities. Following will be a Critical Response to The Revelation of Imagination by Lenn Goodman, a brief reply and open discussion. Books will be on display.
William Franke is Professor of Comparative Literature, Vanderbilt University, Professor Catedrático of Philosophy, University of Macao. Lenn Goodman is the Andrew W. Mellon Prof. of Philosophy, Vanderbilt University.
March 2016
The Genealogy of the Star Chef
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When: Thurs 31 March @
4:00 12:15pm
Buttrick Hall 102 Wilson Hall 103
What: Talk on "The Genealogy of the Star Chef"
Michael Garval Professor of French and Director of the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Program at North Carolina State University. He is the author of Cléo de Mérode and the Rise of Modern Celebrity Culture and A Feast for the Eyes: Gastronomy and Vision in Modern France (in progress).
Literature Across Margins and Borders: Baudelaire's Recasting of Poe and Coleridge's Marginalia
When: Tuesday, March 29, 12:10pm
Where: W.T. Bandy Center, 8th floor, Central Library
What: Talk on "Literature Across Margins and Borders: Baudelaire's Recasting of Poe and Coleridge's Marginalia"
Sonya Isaak is a Visiting W.T. Bandy Fellow at Vanderbilt. She is a Doctoral Student and Instructor at University of Heidelberg.
Charlie Hebdo and Radicalization of Freedom of Expression in Europe Today
When: Mon 28 March @ 4:10 pm
Where: 123 Buttrick
What: Talk on "Charlie Hebdo and Radicalization of Freedom of Expression in Europe Today"
Gerrit Dielissen is Professor of Sociology at the Department of Interdisciplinary Social Science at University of Utrecht, and a former Visiting Professor at the Max Kade Center.
The Criminal Humanities: Conceptualizing Crime & its Investigation Through Literature & the Arts
When: Fri March 4 @ 4:00 pm
Where: Warren Center
What: Talk on "The Criminal Humanities: Conceptualizing Crime & its Investigation Through Literature & the Arts"
Michael Arntfield is Fulbright Fellow in the Department of French and Italianat Vanderbilt. He is Professor at Western University (CA) where he specializes in digital and emerging media, investigative journalism, true crime writing, and forensic linguistics, lexicology, and stylometry.
February 2016
A principled response to the European Migration Crisis
When: Monday 29 February @ 2:00pm
Where: Furman 109
What: Talk on "A principled response to the European Migration Crisis"
Professor François Crépeau, McGill University, and United Nations special rapporteur, is coming to Vanderbilt to discuss current issues relating to migration. He is coming under the auspices of theLiterature and Law group at the Robert Penn Warren Center, the Department of French and Italian, the Program in European Studies, and as a guest of the Vanderbilt Law School.
December 2015
Hack the Comédie Française
The HyperStudio at MIT is sponsoring a Hack the Comédie Française event on December 16 in Paris to celebrate the completion of the The Comédie Française Registers Project. Vanderbilt University Library is sponsoring a satellite event (in collaboration with the Department of French and Italian) during the morning of Wednesday, December 16th. Participants will learn how to access the data from the Comédie Française Registers (including plays, actors, locations of performances, etc.) and to develop different kinds of digital humanities applications with that data, including historic maps, network graphs, and Wikipedia articles.
The event will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in 418a of the Central Library. All are welcome. No registration is necessary. Just bring your interest in French culture and history. Coffee and French pastries will be provided.
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November 2015
When:Thursday November 5, 9am-4pm,Friday November 6 10am-12pm
Where: Bandy Center, 8th Floor, Central Library
What: Cultural Modernism IV: Baudelaire in Japan; a bilingual conference held in French and English
Who: Nine distinguished Japanese scholars with Professor Robert Barsky, Daniel Ridge, and special guest respondent Marc Angenot (McGill University, Montreal)
October 2015
When: Tuesday, October 27th, 4 pm
Where: W.T. Bandy Center, Central Library, 8th Floor
What: "The Flowers of Nastiness: Henry James reads Baudelaire"
Who: Paolo Tortonese, Visiting Fellow at the Bandy Center; Professor, Université Paris – Sorbonne Nouvelle; Director, Centre de Recherche sur les Poétiques du XIXe siècle.
When: Wednesday, October 8th
Where: Renaissance Room of the Vanderbilt Law School
What: "Undocumented Immigrants in an Era of Arbitrary Law: The Flight and Plight of People Deemed 'Illegal'"
Who: Professors Ed Rubin (Law), Daniel Gervais (Law) and Robert Barsky (French & Italian; English)
April 2015
When: Thursday, April 23rd, 3pm
Where: Robert Penn Warren Center
What:"The Case Against Freedom: Michel Houellebecq and the Charlie Hebdo Attacks"
Who: Louis Betty, Assistant Professor of French, University of Wisconsin at Whitewater
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Where: Buttrick 102
What: "Discoveries of the Americas: Playing the Past with the Unity3D Game Engine"
Who: Dr. Lynn Ramey, Department of French and Italian, Vanderbilt University
March 2015
When: March 12th, 5 -7pm
Where: Cohen Memorial Hall
What: opening reception for "Memento Mori: Looking at Death in Art and Illustration"
Who: organized by Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Gallery and co-curated by: Joseph Mella, director, Holly Tucker, professor of French Studies and professor of Biomedical Ethics & Society, Christopher Ryland, assistant director at the Eskind Biomedical Library, and James J. Thweatt, coordinator for historical collections at the Eskind Biomedical Library.
"Memento Mori: Looking at Death In Art and Illustration" will run from March 12th – May 23rd at the Vanderbilt Fine Arts Gallery. For additional information select the following link: Press Release MM H.Tucker
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Where: Buttrick Hall, Rm 302
What: "Masculinity, Mafia, and (Male) Melodrama"
Who: Dana Renga, Associate Professor of Italian, Ohio State University
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Where: Robert Penn Warren Center for the Humanities
What: "Lexical Innovation in the Banlieues: Social Group, Ethnicity, Language, and Identity"
Who: Daniel McAuley, visiting Grad Fellow, School of Modern Languages (French), Queen's University, Belfast
February 2015
When: February 16th, at 4 PM
Where: Furman Hall 209
What: "Before Science Fiction: The Scientist as Propagonist in the Ancien Régime"
Who: Dr. Ellen Welch, Department of Romance Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
When: February 25th, at 11:10 AM
Where: W.T. Bandy Center for Baudelaire and Modern French Studies on the 8th Floor of Central Library
What: "Remy de Gourmont et les petites revues littéraires et artistiques"
Who: Vincent Gogibu, Center d'Histoire Culturelle des Sociétés Contemporaines (CHCSC), Versailles University.
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September 2014
When: September 26th, at 3:10P
Where: Furman Hall 001
What: Lecture on "Dante's Theology of the Future"
Who: Professor Giuseppe Mazzotta, Sterling Professor of Humanities for Italian at Yale University
October 2014
When: October 23rd – 24th
Where: W.T. Bandy Center, 8th Floor, Central Library
What: "Cultural Modernism in the Americas III: The French and Italian Avant-Garde."
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