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San Clemente Child support payments are a court-ordered sum that a non-custodial parent should pay to the custodial parent to cover a proportionate amount of the child's costs, such as housing and utilities, food, clothing, education expenses, and other costs. Both the parents have got a responsibility to support their kids, before and after the divorce. State laws vary substantially as to just how the courts determine child support payment, and child support orders may be modified just by a different court order. Our San Clemente child support lawyers will be able to answer every child support payment questions, which includes the strict adherence to child support guidelines.
How is child support figured out?
Several states differ in their Child Support specifications. Every single state has got unique established minimum amounts of child support. Different state courts have got established guidelines for awards of child support above the statutory minimums.In deciding a Child Support "guideline", it is established by calculating the minimum amount of San Clemente child support to be paid by a parent, the law directs the judge to first add up the entire net monthly incomes of both parents.
Then, the judge should calculate the percentage of that income that is being made by the non-custodial parent. This percentage is multiplied by the appropriate level of welfare payments for the number of children in the household.
The result of this computation will be the minimum amount child support. It needs to be realized that with the great majority of cases, the legal court orders child support higher than the minimum level, as determined by local support guidelines.
The vast majority of child support is paid under the Child Support Guideline. This guideline is based on a complicated mathematical formula. In fact, computer programs must be used to compute child support under this guideline.
Just how long is San Clemente child support supposed to be paid?
Child support should be paid until the child becomes 18, unless your child has not managed to graduate through high school. When the child hasn't graduated high school the child support carries on until the child has graduated high school or becomes 19, whichever occurs first.Now, the law doesn't give judges the power to compel a parent to support a child past the age of 19, unless the child is physically or mentally handicapped.
Nevertheless, the parents can come to an agreement that child support is to go on into the college years, and these kinds of an agreement will be enforced by the Family Law Court.
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Except if the custodial parent agrees otherwise, all child support will be paid by a wage assignment. This means that the child support payments have to be taken off from the salary of the parent who is required to pay child support.
How is child support computed?
A few states have got a state-wide formula (known as the guideline) for working out just how much child support needs to be paid. When the parents can't decide on child support, the judge will decide the child support sum based on the guideline computation.Things which may be very important to the state's child support computation include:
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- Child's medical bills
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- Time child spends with the non-custodial parent
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- Insurance costs
Child support San Clemente could also involve the cost of special needs which includes:
- Traveling for visitation from one parent to another
- Educational expenses
- Some other special needs
Can I have child support for the time before the child support order?
If you don't get public assistance, you can receive child support from the day you filed your case seeking child support. To receive support from this date, you should serve the other parent within 3 months right after you file your case.The judge can also grant child support starting from the date of the hearing, the date the other parent was served, or another date depending on the facts of the case.
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Every single parent has a responsibility to provide for the care of his or her child. San Clemente Child support is a court-ordered financial payment from one or both parents to give financial support for their kid's living costs and healthcare fees. Child support payments are a complex matter and they are usually a source of conflict during divorce cases.
Whether you are having difficulty receiving child support payments from the other parent of your kid or you have been ordered to pay for an unjust amount, the San Clemente child support lawyers at our firm can help you. Phone our offices right now to speak with an attorney today.
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All of us comprehend the difficulty of deciding reasonable child support payments in addition to getting those payments from the child's parent. We'll assist you with a range of child support problems, such as those associated with:
- Modifications to Support Agreements
- Enforcing Support Agreements
Figuring out a fair child support agreement can be extremely difficult. Even though a payment sum was established, some parents are reluctant to pay out what they have been ordered to pay. If you are going through any problems associated to child support payments, you should have expert legal help. Our San Clemente child support attorneys will fight to assist you obtain the child support agreement you need to have.
From definition, San Clemente Child Support is the duty to make payments for the financial care and support of your child during and after a separation or divorce. Generally, the non-custodial parent pays the custodial parent. A father might be required to pay out the mother or the mother may be required to pay the father.
San Clemente Child Support Enforcement
Just about all states run a child support enforcement program. Child support could be taken away out of a parent's paycheck. Any late child support may be collected from:
- Federal and state income tax refunds
- Liens put on property
- Selling property
Adjusting San Clemente Child Support Orders
In some states, child support is usually recalculated on a regular basis. In these states, courts require parents to trade tax return information to see if child support needs to be raised. In most states, either parent may file a court motion to recalculate child support at any time.
If you pay support, you may want to ask the court to recalculate it if:
- Your income decreases substantially or you lose your work
- The other parent's income improves
- Living expenses change in either household
If you're the parent getting child support, you may want ask for recalculation when:
- The paying parent's income increases or you find out not all income was revealed
- It has been many years since the previous recalculation and your child's expenses have increased
When Do Child Support Payments End?
Child support obligations usually end if your child reaches the age of majority, which differs by state. A court can order child support for a longer period of time, such as until the child graduates from college.
Issues to ask Your Attorney
- If I lose my job, may I stop making child support payments?
- Are child support payments required if custody is shared?
- How frequently can child support payments be altered?


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Step2 Big Splash Water Park provides hours of fun! Pour water down the waterslide or spin the water wheel. Catapult diving board flips the swimmers into the pool. Big splash water tower is durable and lasts for years. Open area to inspire imaginative water play. Drain plug and accessory set included.The Step2 Company is a family company with toy brands including Step2®, Infantino®, and Thinkativity® that foster learning and development through creative play in children from birth to school-age years. Step2 designs and produces new toys that receive recognition every year for their durability, creative play value, and fun designs. The Step2 Company not only designs and produces innovative toys, it also provides parents and child care professionals access to learn and share information about the importance of creative play.
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Nice little table for the money
We bought this table at a popular bulk membership store, after returning the Tropical Island Resort table due to it's overpriced and boring nature). Most of the time we buy from BRU, however,...Read complete review
We bought this table at a popular bulk membership store, after returning the Tropical Island Resort table due to it's overpriced and boring nature). Most of the time we buy from BRU, however, we had a gift card to the other store and wanted to use it. This table has the detachable wheel, and slide and two little people. Instead of the people, ours came with a scoop for funneling water, and a few other water pieces. As other posters have said, the slide and wheel come off, however, I think this is a good thing. My daughter has learned to take it off, make a bathtub for other toys we put in it, and reassemble the pieces like a little architect. I give my children other toys to use in it so they don't get bored. I also called the company to get replacement people and a diving board (since our model did not come with them and they make sense). The company was very helpful, and the parts were a few bucks...no big deal. My 2 year old and 9 month old spend an hour at this table per day, off and on. I bought a piece of green fake grass to put under it so they don't slip on our wet patio. Fantastic solution. If you are a mom with imagination, and can offer other toys to play (a watering can, sieve, etc. your kids will go nuts with imagination). I would give it 5 stars, however, I feel like these water tables don't come with enough pieces, for the money. I also think the company should include ideas about how to make educational fun with children using the product. That would be wonderful for parents who are not a teacher (like me) and would like to know 'what else to do' to engage with their child.
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Good idea. Poor Execution.
This product would be perfect if the tower and parts locked into place. Instead they just sit on the water table. They are very easy to knock over and the slide and water wheel ...Read complete review
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Bought this for my granddaughter's 2nd birthday in June - she begged to play with it everyday - well now it's too chilly to play in water -- so I bought her blue sand to go it it -- She still loves it as much as the day I bought it - Every kid and adult in the family has played in it at one time or the other!
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Easy to put together did it in 5 minutes. My 2 1/2 year old loves it and my 6 year old enjoys it to. Good price to value.
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This is the perfect toy for a 2 year old that loves to play with water. It is durable, easy to put together, and has enough variations to keep a child interested.
Great toy but some faults
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My son is 16 months old. He likes the water but especially likes to try and go in it like its a baby pool.. The gadgets that come with it just click together and do not screw in or go in securely. All my son does is break off all of the pieces. But he loves the water and loves playing with water so it occupies him very much. For the price I would recommend buying this product. But if you have a boy like mine who loves to climb and loves pools then always watch him because he might want to sit in it and play. Its not made for that but it held my little guy who is 24 pounds. Hopes this helps.
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Kids love to play with it ... we put it in a shallow pool!
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I bought this as a gift for my grandson's First Birthday because my friend has it for her 2yo who LOVES it. My 5yo really likes using this toy also and has taken the wheel, bucket and tower into the fountain a different kind of fun. It's a fun and safer alternative for kids to get wet when caregivers are busy and can't supervise pool or sprikler time.
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My daughter is 21 months old and absolutely loves this. It is so funny to watch her play and get so excited over it every morning she wants to head right out on the deck and start to play. With or without water she has fun. Only complaint I have is it should come with more characters but that is my complaint my daughter uses whatever characters are in reach.
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I bought this gift for my 1-year old nephew, and it was a big hit ... with him as well as his 3-year old brother. They have spent hours of fun with this water park. They live in Florida, so it's already hot there this time of the year.
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Medieval Drama is essentially a course in religious comedy--bawdy, pious, threatening, salvific comedy. The course begins with a brief look at Christian liturgical drama, then traces the origins of vernacular folk drama through the mystery cycles to the humanistic writers and Tudor drama of the 16th century. We will read most of two cycles of the mystery plays (the York cycle and N-Tow), along with excerpts from others (Chester and Towneley, particularly the Wakefield master), three saints and conversion plays, a couple of morality plays, some examples of humanistic drama, and conclude with Marlowe's "Dr. Faustus." We will examine the plays in terms of their craft, their message, their staging and performance, their comic genius, and their cultural significance. Some attention will be devoted to iconography and parallels of representation within the plays and other literary and fine arts. We will make a day trip to Toronto later in the semester to see a couple of productions at the Center for Medieval Studies. Texts: David Bevington, MEDIEVAL DRAMA; King & Beadle, YORK MYSTERY PLAYS; Emmerson, APPROACHES TO TEACHING MEDIEVAL ENGLISH DRAMA; Peck, HEROIC WOMEN FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT IN MIDDLE ENGLISH VERSE; PEARL; Bonaventura, THE MIND'S JOURNEY TO GOD.
We will be reading The Canterbury Tales, with a concentration on the "Marriage Group", as well Troilus. We will read some secondary materials.
A survey of English Renaissance writers, with an emphasis on poetry and fictional prose. The course will focus on major authors of the period (including Bacon, Deloney, Donne, Herbert, Jonson, Lodge, Marlowe, Milton, More, Shakespeare, Sidney and Spenser) with some attention to other authors, both male and female, who influenced their writing. Renaissance writers and their audiences were trained to recognize a number of literary conventions that are not always familiar to modern readers. We become familiar with those conventions and spend quite a bit of time in careful analysis of style and form in order to appreciate why Renaissance audiences found these authors so compelling and to understand how their writing responded to readers' cultural, literary, political and religious concerns. Please note that the English Department has defined this as a course in nondramatic Renaissance literature. The department also offers a number of regular courses (Renaissance Drama, Introduction to Shakespeare, Shakespeare) and elective courses for students interested in Renaissance drama. Fulfills the pre-1800 requirement for the major.
In 1660, after an eighteen-year ban on theatre, the English playhouses reopened, and quickly proved their vitality. Women acted on stage for the first time, radically changing the dynamics of performance, as well as the way that plays were written. The period also saw the rise of the professional female playwright, as well as the emergence of the Celebrity Actor. Comedy flourished in particular, relishing in bawdy repartee and the figure of the Rake, while exploring gender roles, the institutions of courtship and marriage, relations between children and parents, and the value of Wit. By the beginning of the eighteenth century, the object of humor was often the theatre itself: playwrights pushed the limits of traditional genres such as the Heroic Tragedy, and introduced elements of farce, opera, and political satire, as well as reflections of middle-class life. This course will examine a variety of plays, while also considering issues of social context, genre and performance. Playwrights will include Behn, Centilivre, Congreve, Dryden, Etherege, Farquhar, Fielding, Gay, Goldsmith, Steele, and Sheridan.
We will focus on American literature and culture from 1865 to 1914 with emphasis on the novel. We will consider the developments and tensions in U.S. culture and society at this time. Realigning relationships of class, race, and gender as well as the influence and implications of nationalism and imperialism will be of particular interest. Readings will include works by Dreiser, Norris, Wharton, James, Adams, DuBois, Chopin, Alger, Chesnutt, and others.
In recent decades some of the most powerful and innovative American literature has emerged from black women. We will study the social and political contexts of Civil Rights, the Black Power movement and debates about feminism to ground our readings of such authors as Gayl Jones, Toni Morrison, Angela Davis and Ntozake Shange. Special attention will be paid to the dynamics between black men and women, the balance between self fulfillment and family responsibilities, modes of resistance and the emotional legacies of slavery. Students are expected to be active participants in this discussion based seminar.
Looking back over the twentieth-century, this course will concentrate on the innovative, often wildly experimental writing produced in the period we still call "modernist". We will concentrate on five writers, two of them American (T.S. Eliot and Ezra Pound), two of them Irish (W.B. Yeats and James Joyce), and one of English (Virginia Woolf). We will read some of the most beautiful and ambitious works of the century (Eliot's "Waste Land", Woolf's "Mrs. Dalloway"), but the centerpiece of the course will inevitably be our extended reading of Joyce's novel "Ulysses" - one of the most difficult, most rewarding books in our language. And while we will consider the individual achievements of all the writers, we will also consider their work in the context of the avant-garde aesthetic and social movements in which these writers participated.
We'll explore the medium of theater by focusing on this central question: what distinguishes a script on the page from a play on the stage? Do you know about the phonograph effect? Thats how technologies of sound recording have altered the way music is performed live (and changed the way audiences want their music and even changed the way they hear it). That is, changing the form of the medium has changed its content. Theater may have been subject to something similar, first the book effect and, more recently, the movie effect. Perhaps it was the book effect that caused Charles Lamb to claim, 200 years ago, that he preferred reading Shakespeare's tragedies to seeing them acted live. Our course will investigate issues like these. To make them concrete rather than abstract, well draw heavily on live performances—especially the inventive production of Shakespeare's tragedy King Lear that will be directed by Nigel Maister for the UR International Theatre Program in spring 2007. Maister, his actors, and his visiting designers will be guests in our class.
In this 2.0 credit course we will examine 4 major novels and 4 major short stories by Joseph Conrad, and, hopefully, draw some general conclusions about Conrads entire literary output: his place in the history of English and world literature; artistic, ideological, philosophical and psychological mastery of his works; international contexts of his works, including Polish and East-Central European contexts; and the importance of Joseph Conrads literary output to American culture and literature. Some film screenings outside of class time.of Victorian debates about such questions as the place of tradition in an age of innovation; the definition of culture; and the relation betwen gender and genre. We will focus on what Eliot's models of community, ethics, and representation have to tell us about 19th-century definitions of psychology, identity, gender, ethnicity, and Englishness. And we will read 19th- and 20th-century criticism of her works both in order to engage with a variety of ways of understanding those works, and in order to discuss the politics of the literary canon and of the practices of literary criticism.
An isolated country parsonage. A half mad father. A wastrel brother addicted to drugs. Three uniquely gifted sisters who burned their hearts and brains out on the moors — but not before leaving us some of the most passionate and revolutionary literature of the 19th century. This is the stuff of the Brontë legend. This course will explore the continuing appeal of the Brontës and the peculiar fascination that they have exercised on the literary imagination. Through intensive study of some of the best-loved novels our culture has produced — the literary works of Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë — we will explore the roots and reaches of the Brontë myth. We will also consider the Brontës legacy in todays popular romantic fiction and in some of the many adaptations (and continuations) of their work in print and on the screen. And we will look at our seemingly insatiable appetite for new tellings of the Brontës life stories. The course, then, will consider not the only the Brontës literary productions, but also our cultures production and reproduction of the Brontës over the years.
The eighteenth century saw the rise of the modern tourist (the word itself dates to 1780). At the same time, mercantile capitalism and national interest spurred unprecedented rates of colonial expansion. Explorers, diplomats and scientists engaged with many peoples and places for the first time. The period also witnessed the height of that mass involuntary travel slavery that gave shape to the Atlantic World. In all of the resulting narratives, an instructive juxtaposition emerges sometimes explicit, sometimes implicit in which the foreign is discursively domesticated, while home comes to seem strange. Indeed, travel-writings potential for societal critique was one that satirists quickly grasped, and deployed in myriad variations from descriptions of invented lands (Gullivers Travels), to accounts of London by Peruvian Princesses or Chinese Philosophers. In this course we will examine all of these kinds of travel-writing, while also considering the shape and dimensions of this ill-defined genre, which often branches into historical meditation, autobiography, biography, philosophy, and aesthetics. Authors will include Addison, Boswell, Cook, Equiano, Goethe, Goldsmith, Graffigny, Johnson, Montagu, Montesquieu, Radcliffe, Sterne, Swift, Walpole, Wollstonecraft, and Wordsworth (both William and Dorothy).
This course uses literature to analyze social behavior, specifically processes of inclusion and exclusion. How communities are constructed, around what signs and sets of practices, and the role that exclusion plays in defining a community are topics we will explore. What does it mean to belong? To be excluded? And just how stable are these categories? Literature from a variety of traditions, historical periods, and genres will provide examples, case histories, and a vocabulary with which such social phenomena can be discussed. Texts include Beowulf, John Gardners Grendel, Nathaniel Hawthornes The Scarlet Letter, Seamus Heaneys The Cure at Troy, Amin Maaloufs In the Name of Identity, Toni Morrisons The Bluest Eye, Peter Shaffers Equus, Virginia Woolfs A Room of Ones Own, Richard Wrights Black Boy, and more.
More than any other legends, apart from those of the Bible, the stories of King Arthur have provided Western Europe and North America with a vehicle for cultural propaganda, reassessment, and pleasure. From the 12th to the 21st centuries, artists in all genres and modes have recast Arthurian narratives and images to explore and redefine the moral and social concerns of their day. After a brief introduction to Arthurian backgrounds, the course focuses on Geoffrey of Monmouth and Arthurian literature of the High Middle Ages (Chretien de Troyes and Marie de France) and England in the 14th century, then examines the culmination and decline of that ideology toward the end of the 15th century (Malory), the reinvigoration of the myth in new directions in the Renaissance (Spenser), and then concludes with readings and art of the nineteenth century (Tennyson, the PreRaphaelites, Twain) and the twentieth century (T.S. Eliot, E.A. Robinson, T.H. White, and Marion Zimmer Bradley). We will study six movies: Lerner and Loewe's "Camelot," Disney's "Sword in the Stone," "The Fisher King," "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," Spielberg's "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade," and Borman's "Excalibur." The readings for the course are extensive and richly rewarding, as are the viewings. Texts from the medieval English period will be studied in the original Middle English dialects. Readings from Latin and French will be in modern English translation.
This course will explore the developments in world cinema—industrial, technological, social and political—in the second half of the sound period (1959 to the present). What brought about the collapse of the Hollywood studio system? What's new about the French New Wave? What do we mean by "Third Cinema"? How do different national cinemas influence each other? Requirements: mandatory weekly screenings, participation in class discussions, weekly film journals, and three take-home exams.
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Major museums around the world are now collecting motion pictures and other types of moving image and audio-visual art with a level of commitment equal to their traditional interests in paintings, sculptures and other established art forms. These creative works exist in unique formats that bring special challenges to curators and archivists responsible for their conservation and proper exhibition. Taking full advantage of the George Eastman House's rich archival film collection and screening facilities, this course offers instruction in curatorial and preservation standards for motion picture, video, digital and audio materials with a contextual focus on museum, library and archive institutions. Class instruction emphasizes basic concepts of preservation research, programming, cataloging, digital technologies and preservation; management and interpretation of collections; museum and institutional collections development policies; museum architecture relating to audio-visual media; fund raising and education. Students will be assisted in selecting a topical area of interest in film and media studies, relating to their broader academic pursuits, from which they will develop a special research project. 35mm archival film and other media screenings will be presented on a weekly basis at the end of each class. Bus transportation to the George Eastman House will be provided.
This is a workshop for students who have completed ENG 117 or have some experience writing fiction on their own and are ready to concentrate on more ambitious projects. We'll read short stories by contemporary writers along with fiction by the students in the workshop, and we'll discuss ways writers can sharpen the conversation between text and reader. We'll also consider editing and reviewing techniques. Students will be expected to write and revise at least three original stories (or three chapters of a novel-in-progress).
In this course we will, starting with the nineteenth-century in the U.S., consider the special contributions of black intellectuals to the culture and controversies of America and the Atlantic world. Analyses and criticisms of racial identity, national belonging, artistic expression, and gender politics will focus our discussions. Works by Wheatley, Douglass, Jacobs, DuBois, Washington, Harper, Cooper, Schuyler, James, West, Appiah, Gilroy, and Williams will figure prominently in our discussions.
This seminar studies the developments in literary theory over the past eighty years. Early in the twentieth century criticism and theory followed the success of science, trying to bring order and method to the subject. Different styles of rigor were sought in Europe and America by such figures as I. A. Richards, Roman Ingarden, the Russian Formalists, Northrop Frye, and the New Criticism. In this phase written texts were treated as holy texts had been treated for centuries, as having a higher, "holier" status than other, "vernacular" language genres. Criticism and theory followed the standard set by both scientific and religious ideology. In so doing, it followed the androcentric tradition of the academy.
In the middle of the twentieth century, figures such as Ludwig Wittgenstein and Mikhail Bakhtin presented a point of view that held no language genres to be holy or otherwise elevated from others. They described a language philosophy that viewed symbolic genres as "texts" to be understood in relation to their roles in society and not as "holy writ." The work of these figures, as well as successors such as J. L. Austin (speech act theory), Jacques Derrida and Barbara Johnson (deconstruction), Julia Kristeva (language materialism), Tzvetan Todorov, feminist critics, and genre critics, added up to a movement of desacralization. Canons were deauthorized. Authors' authority was diminished. Texts could be "played with." The bible was re-understood as a human text. Writers and genres of many stripes were admitted to academic study. Popular culture became important. Criticism and theory tried and sometimes helped to open the study of language and literature to all people. People tried to give "globalization" a humanist feel. The academy began to be populated by women and members of non-dominant groups.
The seminar tries to outline the foregoing lines of development, aiming, perhaps, to consider how criticism and theory, like literature, have always been practiced as academic and social enterprises, and how they are now enlarging their purview on a significant scale.
Modernity – the moment in which we live now, the era that began a half millennium ago –often appears as a cataclysmic change, tracable to some watershed event: the invention of print, the "discovery" of America or the East, the Reformation. This seminar will examine the ways in which western modernity has taken shape through narrative and visual depictions of non-Europeans, from the ancient world to 1600 or so, with a strong emphasis on the centuries surrounding 1492. The conquests and discoveries of Alexander of Macedon will form one central thread in the seminar, from his invasion of India (4th century BCE) through Oliver Stone's film (2004), Umberto Eco's Baudolino (2002), and recent animé and computer game versions. We will read the Romance of Alexander (written in Greek by a Middle Eastern author in 4th century CE) and a series of medieval Latin and vernacular (including Arabic and Persian) rewritings of this narrative. We will read travel and fantasy writing such as Mandeville's Travels, perhaps Marco Polo, More's Utopia, and the letters of Columbus, Vespucci, da Gama, sixteenth-century English publicists. Throughout we will pay particular attention to the ways in which medium frames content and meaning, as this touches on writing and illumination, printing and mass-produced images, narrative and spectacle, in manuscripts, printed editions, broadsheets, computer graphics, and film. Readings and discussions will draw on recent controversies and theory concerning Post- (and Pre-) Colonial Studies, the "New Ethnography," the history of the book, the role of visual materials for diverse audiences, the function of fantasy and monstrosity in writing the Other, and the meaning of Globalization and transnational identities before the modern era. Seminar members will be expected to present at least one report, to lead part of a discussion, and to produce a substantive research paper at the end of the semester.
This course examines the writing and recorded speaking of western European women from the ninth to the the fifteenth centuries. We start with the abandoned carolingian noblewoman Dhuoda and her letters to her son William and we end with Joan of Arc's trial in the fifteenth century and the transcripts of other women brought before the Inquisition. The course seeks to mingle secular writings with religious, and romance and protest with vision. Abbess, nun, mother, widow, court poet, heretic and convert come together in these selections from Hildegard of Bingen! , Elisabeth of Schönau, Na Prou s Boneta, Heloise, Margery Kemp, Marie de France, Julian of Norwich, Christine of Pizan and others. One of the foci of the course is an emphasis on wise transgression: under what conditions could women break or not break the rules that kept them from writing, from roaring, from preaching, from objecting, from cross-dressing, from doing battle, from chastizing popes and monarchs, from challenging church doctrine, from speaking out at all. The relationships, that women nurtured is another focus, with their fellow women and the men who were loyal to them. Students will be expected to report on an essay, a book, write a final research paper, and keep a journal.
What can the fiction of the 20th Century tell us about imagination? Who imagines what in the influential novels and stories of the past one hundred years? What can we learn from imaginative literature about the idiosyncratic workings of the mind, the expressive potential of language, the relevance of the unreal? These are some of the questions we'll ask in this exploration of modern and contemporary international fiction. We'll read fiction in English, and in translation, by James, Stein, Beckett, Woolf, Faulkner, Garcia Marquez, Calvino, and Saramago. And we'll discuss the theoretical approaches of Bakhtin, Sartre, Mary Warnock, and others.
Research and publication are the backbone of modern scholarship in English, in the humanities, and in the academy at large. Scholarly communication depends on a well-formed system of seminars, conferences, journals, and books, which are tightly coordinated with a system of peer review, tenure, and promotion—life-and-death matters in our profession. But recently there have been several cries of alarm from noted scholars and university-press editors who claim to have detected a crisis in scholarly publishing. Three years ago, for example, the president of the Modern Language Association (MLA) sent anxious, urgent letters to all MLA members about the crisis as he understood it, and the MLA quickly appointed a high-level Task Force on the Evaluation of Scholarship for Tenure and Promotion to study the issues that had been raised. Its recommendations will soon be published. Meanwhile, the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) appointed a stellar commission to study the present and future of scholarly publishing from another angle, our rapidly increasing dependence on digital means of communication. (Controversies over the Google book-digitization project and Wikipedia make it clear enough, if it wasn't clear already, that the ground is shifting under our feet.) The ACLS has published (on the Web) two drafts of its report, and the final version, "Our Cultural Commonwealth," will have been published by the time our seminar convenes. We'll use these two reports, whose recommendations will be controversial and widely discussed in the profession, along with other studies of the crossroads, if not crisis, in scholarly publishing to explore the system and the media of scholarship past, present, and future—including your personal/professional future. And to help bring the central issues home, we'll draw on a wealth of local resources--including, for instance, the Middle English Text Series, the Camelot Project, Blake/An Illustrated Quarterly, the William Blake Archive, the Dalkey Archive Press, the UR Press, etc. And we'll consult with local experts and the visitors expected on campus for a symposium in March on the Future of the Book.; I would also like to involve members of the seminar in the planning of future events.


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By J.M. Hirsch The Associated Press
Looking for a few simple ways to freshen up the go-to dish of the Super Bowl?
We cobbled together a mighty tasty basic guacamole, then came up with four ways to turn basic into unbelievably good.
If sweet and heat are your style, go for guac mixed with brown sugar candied bacon and hot sauce.
Heat fiends will prefer the corn and chipotle blend, while those who favor the exotic touch might like the shrimp and mango version.
And for those who want it all?
A roasted fresh salsa guac.
4 Hass avocados, skins and pits removed
4 teaspoons lime juice
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
Start to finish: 10 minutes
In a medium bowl, use a fork or potato masher to mash the avocados. The guacamole should be mostly smooth, but with visible chunks. Mix in the lime juice, cumin, salt and pepper. Proceed with the recipe using one of the following mix-in combinations.
Guacamole is best served right away and at room temperature. If you must make it ahead and refrigerate it, cover it with plastic wrap, gently pressing the wrap over the entire surface of the guacamole. This, combined with the acid of the lime juice, should prevent the guacamole from browning.
Serves 12.
Line a rimmed baking sheet with foil, then set a wire rack over it. Coat the rack with cooking spray. Arrange 1/2 pound of bacon evenly on the rack. Sprinkle the tops of the bacon liberally with brown sugar. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes, or until the bacon is lightly browned, crisped and the sugar has caramelized. Let the bacon cool, then cut it into bite-size chunks.
Mix a splash of hot sauce (more or less, to taste) into the base guacamole recipe, then mix in three-quarters of the chopped candied bacon. Sprinkle the remaining bacon over the guacamole, then serve.
In a medium skillet over medium-high, heat 1tablespoon of olive oil. Add 1/4 cup diced red onion, 1 cup of corn kernels (if canned, drain them very well) and 3 minced cloves of garlic. Saute for 2 minutes, then remove from the heat and let cool. Stir in 1 diced canned chipotle pepper (packed in adobo sauce). Stir the mixture into the base guacamole recipe, as well as 1 tablespoon (more or less, to taste) of the adobo sauce from the can.
Thaw a 9-ounce bag of frozen cooked and peeled baby shrimp, then drain and pat them dry. Peel 1 mango, then cut the flesh away from the pit. Finely chop the mango, then stir it, the shrimp and a hefty splash of hot sauce into the base guacamole recipe.
When preparing the base guacamole recipe, omit the salt.
Slice 1 pint of cherry or grape tomatoes in half, then toss them with 2 tablespoons olive oil, 1 teaspoon garlic powder, 1 teaspoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper. Spread the tomatoes evenly over a rimmed baking sheet and roast at 425 degrees for 15 minutes, or until lightly browned.
Stir the roasted tomatoes, a 12-ounce jar of roasted red peppers (drained, patted dry and diced), 1/4 cup diced red onion, 1 diced jalapeno pepper (with or without seeds, depending on your heat tolerance) and 4 minced cloves of garlic into the base guacamole recipe.
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Dec 30, 2012
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Joining us -- closer look at the fiscal -- negotiations is Republican senator Ron Johnson he's a member of both the appropriations and budget committees.
Thank you sir for taking a break from a busy time to come visit with us motion.
I want to ask you first our response to some comments we played their from the president he basically said the GOP can't take yes for an answer.
Is there an offer he's put out that you feel like in -- -- would have been acceptable to either the house or senate GOP.
And now and I'm where -- -- that's prompted people throw these numbers drama there's some deal out there for.
One dollar of revenue for three -- spending cuts and I've never seen those deals.
And the way this process -- -- work is senator Harry Reid should have made sure the senate passed a budget sometime during the last three years.
And then that that budget would be reconciled with the house and then -- have a a framework you know but a budget resolution that.
The committees appropriations committees you know -- house Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee.
They would have instructions to actually start working on these very difficult problems in public have a public debate in the fact the word down now to the -- the fifty ninth minute of the eleventh hour here and you've got just a couple elected officials in their unelected staffs behind closed doors trying to do some back -- deal.
There's an outrage quite honestly what Harry Reid should do at this point is he should bring over to the senate the legislation the house already passed that extends.
All current tax rates actually fixes -- -- If that's not good enough for the senate that's fine bring -- to the floor allow a hundred senators the opportunity to offer amendments to beat those amendments.
Vote on things that setback -- the house and that's the way this -- should work that -- secret to backroom deals.
And apparently that's what we have right now that's the -- -- these leaders are are now behind closed doors as you said.
Hearing something out when they emerged from that and you're presented with what they did come up with if indeed they do come up with something.
Will you vote for that we you have questions for your leadership any chance you filibuster what they come up left.
How would I possibly know.
And how -- really evaluate something that's going to be even if it's going to be minimal is going to be a very serious pieces of legislation.
What do I get about four hours to do that twelve hours -- four hours.
This is an absurd process and -- really want another manufacturer -- looking for the root cause the root cause a problem here is the size of government.
Mean I don't I don't talk to many people are really have a great deal faith in government terms being effective and efficient so why are people surprised that the the governing body of that government does is going to be any more effective or efficient it's not it's utterly broken.
But government's broken we need to start fixing it but the way we do that is -- public debates by actually having one side put a plan on the table.
Like the house is done the past two budgets which include.
Proposal to save Medicare for future generations.
Senator Harry hasn't passed -- president bomb in his last two budgets have been -- -- serious they've been bordered on three times now in congress final vote tally.
Zero to 610 so it kind of getting back to your first question have have I seen a plan out of this this president that would be an obvious yes from us I don't see any specific plan all I've seen is.
Is you know really demagoguery I've seen a few few numbers being thrown out -- it's 800 billion dollars over ten years -- one dollars of revenue for three out of -- spending cuts.
But nothing specific -- through what we really need to see for really gonna -- this this thing out.
He says the onus is on congress this is your job to get done and any said there it in the clip that we just had -- -- Henry's report.
If it doesn't get done to people are gonna -- -- people like seniors -- some bubble lose out on their benefits at -- currently enjoying is that an accurate representation of what will happen.
-- we're winning this country needs presidential leadership and again house has passed two budgets that would spend seven trillion dollars less than what president Obama's budgets.
Were proposed debt and again remember president Obama's budget didn't -- get a vote from a member of his own party.
So we really do need to see what their plan as you know what we know we understand that.
His balanced approach is primarily tax increases that don't even begin to solve problems were talking -- -- right now.
Is even more normal most robust increasing in Texas -- -- maybe 7580 billion dollars when last year's debt deficit was a trillion or 1090 billion dollars.
So this tax increase will take.
-- maybe three to 7% of the budget deficit.
He's talked about a balanced approach.
What's the solution for the other 93% deficit reduction and that's -- -- really have -- start getting our arms around because creditors around the world at some -- time and -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- loan -- money not at that rate -- when interest rates start inching up we start crowding out all kinds of spending if we future if we just revert the average interest.
Expense their interest rate we have from making -- to 19995 point 3%.
And it cost the federal government 600 billion dollars per year -- -- interest expense network that is what we're trying to avoid but coming up with these fiscally responsible plan.
We stand by with Gil and the rest of other folks over on the hill like to see what you get today if indeed there is something and that we wish you all the best in finding some -- so thank you senator thanks.
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In today's show we hear from the Malian musicians who have recorded a song calling for an end to the conflict in their country. Also on the programme, Eve Jackson meets dresser to the stars, Cameron Silver, named one of Time magazine's "25 Most Influential Names and Faces in Fashion." Plus as Paris Fashion Week wraps up, we look at the booming demand for designer menswear.
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Lebanon: Foot on the gas
Beirut is ready to turn potential into profit as the government looks to accelerate efforts to develop recently surveyed offshore natural gas deposits. Extensive investment and diplomacy, however, will be required before Lebanon sees any financial or economic benefit.
Since 2008, a series of surveys commissioned by the Lebanese government have identified vast deposits of gas in waters off its coast, with some estimates putting the reserves at around 340bn cu metres – enough to power the country's electricity stations for 100 years.
Lebanon is almost completely dependent on overseas sources to meet its energy needs: its annual import bill for hydrocarbons accounts for 15% of GDP. Becoming self-sufficient in gas, therefore, would give a significant boost to the economy and free up funds for investment. Estimates are that the savings in transport costs alone would be around $1bn per year, an immediate fillip to the strained state budget.
On October 2, Gebran Bassil, the minister of energy and water, told delegates attending a seminar at Georgetown University in the US that Lebanon was a safe haven for energy investment and was technically ready to begin the cost-intensive work of developing its offshore assets.
Key to this process was bringing international energy firms to Lebanon, particularly from the US and the UK, to develop the gas and oil potential, he said. "It is a sharing model where you need to bring companies. It is the first operation that we are doing," Bassil said.
By harnessing these resources, Lebanon would achieve energy self-reliance, reform its economy and reduce its vulnerability to regional political instability, the minister added.
While the government has been talking up the potential of the country's offshore offer, some have suggested that this should be balanced with a degree of caution, as a number of factors need to be taken into account. Foremost of these, according to Ata Elias, a professor of geophysics at the American University in Beirut, is the fact that the quality of the deposits has yet to be assessed, something that will not be established until the beginning of the extraction stage.
The gas finds off the coast, though abundant and apparently economically viable for extraction, will take time to develop, Elias said in an interview with news website Al Shorfa in early October. "Should work start today, it would take Lebanon six years to draw economic benefit from natural gas, as the process requires that companies be brought in to start the extraction process and build plants to liquefy the gas in order to sell it," he said.


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