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Hornet model differences
Can someone explain to me what the differences are between, say a Hudson Hornet, a Hudson Hornet Twin-H, and a Hudson Hornet Special. I know the Twin H has the dual carbs, but back in the day, could you order a Hudson Hornet with one carb and it not be a Hornet Special ?? I guess what I'm getting at is, whats the difference between a Hudson Hornet single carb car and a Hudson Hornet Special car. Thanks. Richie.
Twin-H was merely the name for the twin carb option. Available in early '52 (some say late '51), it was initially a dealer installed package only. Shipments of cars with Twin-H from the factory didn't start 'til somewhat later.
Hornet Special was a model/series introduced in '54 to offer the Hornet at a lower price. Interiors were not quite as nice as the "premier" Hornets, and some things like bumpers were different. Some say these differences were aimed at getting rid of certain parts from earlier years. The significant thing for many of us is that it was the first time since pre WWII that Hudson offer a 2-door sedan (Brougham) in the top model line. -
Hudson marketed the Twin-H an an option heavily through the last run of the step-downs, by '54 more Hornet cars had Twin-H than single carbs, and by '56, the last year of the 308, it was standard on the Hornet. Twin-H was available on all models including the Jet. The '54 only Special was designated 6D.
Also, the Hornet Special has less exterior trim than the Hornet.
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The Hornet was offered as the top of the line series in 1951 and continued as the top of the line until the Hudson was discontinued. As mentioned the Twin H was an option package that was offered in late 51 and was available as a dealer add on or factory ordered feature. The Hudson Hornet Special started in July 1954 with less exterior and interior appointments. The main difference I see in my car is the different (less ornate) inside door handles and the lack of a badge on the doors. Outside I notice that the bright work below the tail lights and the directional/back up lights are missing. And, the special insignia on the front fenders. The cost was $2,619 for the Hornet Special club coupe. The Hornet was priced at $2,742. (Butler's) You can see from this that there was not much of a price difference. Considering that either one could be ordered with a pot load of add-ons you could have about anything you wanted?Brownie
Thank you very much guys, great information, I understand now. Richie.
Interesting sidelight in naming the models- Apparently Hudson followed the lead of several tractor makers, in making a "Special" version, whose distinguishing feature was that it wasn't very special. In fact, like Hudson, the "Special" version was a less optioned model, meant to appeal to the price-conscious. The practice continues to this day- I have a Kubota "Utility Special" tractor that is a very basic machine- straight gear drive, no powershift, just basic hydraulics without draft control, etc.
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10:26am Thursday 26th September 2013 in Sport
WALES will meet Finland in a friendly at the Cardiff City Stadium on Saturday, November 16 - the same day that the Wales rugby team host Argentina at the Millennium Stadium.
The football match, which will kick off at 6pm, will be the twelfth meeting between the sides in a series of games that stretch back to 1971. The records are equal with four wins apiece and three draws. The last meeting being in October 2009 in the World Cup qualifier in Helsinki when Finland won 2-1, the Wales goal coming from Craig Bellamy.
The Football Association of Wales said: "For both teams the match will be a chance to start looking ahead to the 2016 European Championship qualifiers that will begin in September of 2014."
Finland are coached by Mixu Paatelainen, a former international striker who played for Dundee United, Aberdeen, Hibs, St.Johnstone and St.Mirren in Scotland, as well as Bolton Wanderers.
In their current World Cup campaign, Finland are lying in third position in Group I, behind Spain and France, but are not able to qualify for Brazil.
Wales manager Chris Coleman said: "This is an ideal friendly for us as we look ahead. Finland have always produced good, strong technical players and I have no doubt that they will be a very good test for us."
He continued: "From a personal point of view, I remember playing against them for Wales in the first game at the Millennium Stadium in March 2000 when they beat us 2-1. Ryan Giggs scored for us in front of 66,000 fans. My old mate Andy Melville was alongside me in defence. Finland had players such as Sami Hyypia, Jari Litmanen and Mikael Forssell in their team. Quite a handful!"
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Awesome. I hope we get some Shins songs from Wincing The Night AwayHarmonix's bi-weekly Rock Band podcast was released today, and with it came an announcement of several major artists coming to the Rock Band Network. They're listed below, but this should more fuel on the fire that if you are not satisfied with the DLC tracks each week, try to get in touch with your favorite band and tell them to start putting their tracks on the RBN! OK, here's the artists that we can start looking forward to!
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I just checked out the link Im gonna say Im glad were gonna see Evanescence, and All That Remains on the RBN.
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Nothing that personally excites me, but more will follow. RBN is definitely going to give HMX extra edge over the other franchise and bands of this notoriety is defintely a good thing. I hope RBN makes its way to the PS3 sometime soon.
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A sea of blue lined Church Street in Ronkonkoma Monday as Nassau County Highway patrolman Joseph P. Olivieri was laid to rest.
The 13-year veteran became the third Nassau Police officer killed in the line of duty since February 2011 when he was struck and killed responding to a chain-reaction crash on the Long Island Expressway in North Hills early Thursday.
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"A lot of people forget when you are sleeping in your bed at night, Joe is out there – and a lot of other police officers are out there – making sure you're safe," Nassau PBA President James Carver said. "That's what he was doing that night. He was out on the LIE at 4:45 in the morning answering the call of an auto accident with possibly somebody injured. He gave himself up to make sure everyone else was fine."
A highway patrol car bearing Olivieri's name pulled up at the front steps of the church.
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Olivieri becomes the third cadet from the December 1998 Nassau Police Academy class to die in the line of duty, joining Michael J. Califano, also killed during a traffic stop on the LIE, and Geoffrey J. Breitkopf, who was felled by friendly fire. All three have died within the last 20 months, the first deaths in the line of duty suffered by the Nassau Police Department since 1993.
Nassau Police Chief of Department Steven Skrynecki told reporters: "It's all too frequent we're that gathering under circumstances like this and it clearly underscores the fact that police work is a dangerous profession."
Olivieri is survived by his two children, Amanda, 21, and Daniel, 18, as well as his wife, Mary-Ann, father, Joseph Sr., and two brothers, Paul and Michael. He was interred at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Coram.
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Yesterday, Nassau County paid farewell to one of its finest. By all accounts, Highway Patrolman Joseph Olivieri was a cop's cop who made his family, his friends and his beloved department proud. All to often in today's fast past world we loose sight of the dedicated, tireless and vigilant service preformed by Nassau County's Finest. All to often the inherent dangers of the job surface and there are times when even one of the Finest falls. Let us remember this good mans sacrifice and for his commitment to put the safety and security of others first. Rest in peace Officer Olivieri. May God Bless you and provide comfort to all those suffering by your passing.
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Bell Hooks 1952–
(Born Gloria Watkins) American essayist.
Known as one of the new African American intellectuals along with Cornel West, Michael Eric Dyson, and Derrick Bell, hooks reaches a wider audience than most essayists because of her dismissal of academic convention and her inclusion of personal reflection in her scholarly work. Hooks, who addresses such subjects as feminism, civil rights, and black womanhood, raises important questions about the tension between black women and white women in the feminist movement and analyzes how the media and popular culture portray African Americans.
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Born Gloria Watkins in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, hooks chose to write under the name of her great-grandmother to honor her foremothers; she often refers to a household full of strong black women as one of her greatest influences. Hooks received her bachelor of arts degree from Stanford University in 1973 and her Ph.D. in English from the University of California at Santa Cruz in 1983. Throughout her years of study, hooks had difficulty reconciling her small-town Southern roots with her academic life. This disparity would later become a subject in her essays. In the mid-1980's, hooks became an assistant professor of Afro-American Studies and English at Yale University. Later she became a professor of English and Women's Studies at Oberlin College and then moved to City College in New York as a professor of English. Hooks had always been interested in expressing herself through writing, and a friend finally convinced her to write her first collection Ain't I a Woman (1981). In 1991 hooks was presented the Before Columbus Foundation's American Book Award for Yearning (1990).
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The major theme of hooks's first two works, Ain't I a Woman and Feminist Theory (1984), is that of black women finding a place in mainstream feminism. She explores this issue by tracing the oppression under which African American women have suffered since slavery. Arguing that domination is at the root of racism, classism, and sexism, and that black women are at the bottom of the hierarchical struggle in this country, hooks asserts that mainstream feminism is interested in raising only white women up to the level of white men. According to hooks, real equality can only be gained by overturning the whole hierarchical system. In Talking Back (1988), hooks begins to infuse more of her personal life into her work. In this collection she combines her personal experience as an African American woman with theory and analysis to show that feminist perspectives can be useful to assess the position of African American women in American society. In several of her works hooks discusses how portrayals of African Americans in the media have hurt African American women. Breaking Bread (1991) is a dialogue with African American social critic Cornel West in which hooks and West discuss the crises many black communities face, and how the media has contributed to these problems. Hooks also asserts in Black Looks (1992) that the mass media has denied the existence of a critical black female subjectivity. In addition to criticizing the media's complicity in racism and sexism, hooks attacks the educational system in Teaching to Transgress (1994) for its role in perpetuating the hierarchical system in this country. She asserts that true freedom can only be obtained when our education system is free. The focus of all of hooks's work, including her most recent book, Killing Rage (1995), is to heal the divisions in American society by creating a dialogue that respects all people and leads the way to rebuilding a new society.
Critical Reception
Hooks has received varied critical response throughout her career. Many reviewers praise her for her insight and boldness. However, while most agree that her arguments are strong and challenging, many disagree with her opinions. The flaw most often noted by critics is her flouting of academic style. Many are uncomfortable with hooks's lack of footnotes and scholarly references and her reliance on self-help rhetoric and pop psychology. They also argue that she shows contempt toward black men and what they have suffered, and that she appears to be homophobic. Many of her reviewers, however, praise her for bringing a balance to feminist theory by including nonwhite, poor, and working class women into feminist discussions. Patricia Bell-Scott has observed that "we must keep in mind [hooks's] goal, to enrich feminist discourse and 'to share in the work of making a liberatory ideology,' as we struggle with the uncomfortable issues she raises."
Principal Works
Ain't I a Woman: Black Women and Feminism (essays) 1981
Feminist Theory: From Margin to Center (essays) 1984
Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black (essays) 1988
Yearning: Race, Gender, and Cultural Politics (essays) 1990
Breaking Bread: Insurgent Black Intellectual Life [with Cornell West] (essays) 1991
Black Looks: Race and Representation (essays) 1992
A Woman's Mourning Song (essays) 1992
Sisters of the Yam: Black Women and Self Recovery (essays) 1993
Outlaw Culture: Resisting Representations (essays) 1994
Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom (essays) 1994
Art on My Mind: Visual Politics (essays) 1995
Killing Rage: Ending Racism (essays) 1995
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SOURCE: "Black Feminism Divorced from Black Feminist Organizing," in The Black Scholar, Vol. 14, No. 1, January-February, 1983, pp. 38-45.
[Smith is an American editor. In the following essay, she criticizes hooks's antagonism toward black men and white women as well as her apparent homophobia in Ain't I a Woman: Black Women and Feminism.]
In 1973, when I began to identify as a black feminist and to do black feminist organizing, there was barely a word in print that spoke about black women from a feminist perspective or which even admitted that sexism was a daily factor in our lives. In women's movement literature there was a stray sentence here or there. And in writings by black women and men black women were occasionally discussed without, miraculously, ever breathing a word about male privilege or women's lack of it. The best source for those of us who were dying to read something about ourselves that made sense was black women's creative writing. Hurston, Lorde, Petry, and Walker at least told the truth, perhaps theory would have to wait until we got our movement off the ground.
In 1982 there are more things to read that supposedly address the sexual politics of black women's lives, but too often the writing seems peculiarly untouched by a Third World feminist movement that is now at least ten years strong. Such disconnectedness is not surprising in books from trade and academic...
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SOURCE: "Sojourner Rhetorically Declares; Hooks Asks; Kizzy Spits in the Glass," in The Black Scholar, Vol. 14, No. 1, January-February, 1983, pp. 46-52.
[Randall-Tsuruta is an American writer and educator. In the following essay, she expresses disappointment with the lack of documentation and the abundance of unsubstantiated opinions in Ain't I a Woman, stating "the book is a disgrace to American publishing."]
A startling foretelling of Bell Hooks' Ain't I a Woman comes in the Acknowledgements and Introduction. She begins by sharing how when out to dinner she discussed with companions the subject of the book in question and "one person in a big booming voice, choking with laughter exclaimed, 'What is there to say about black women!' Others joined in the laughter." The author does not tell us if these were friends or strangers, but the liberties they take, and the fact that she dines with this sort is an indication of what she can stomach.
The excellent thing about Hooks' book is that it pinpoints annoyances over which many black American women daily sigh, yet repress, in an attempt to get through the work day without flying off the handle. Then just as we begin to vent our rage through Hooks', she confounds us by drawing conclusions, to her experience, which are either damaging to black women or unsupported by black experience in America.
Point in fact....
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SOURCE: "The Centrality of Marginality," in The Women's Review of Books, Vol. II, No. 5, February, 1985, p. 3.
[In the following review, Bell-Scott praises Feminist Theory: From Margin to Center because of its critique of American feminism and its vision of the future of the feminist movement.]
Four years ago, I was introduced to Bell Hooks 'with the publication of Ain't I A Woman: Black Women and Feminism. This "first book" by a courageous, young, talented social critic generated a great deal of controversy and debate—some substantive, some unmerited. Hooks was charged with being ahistorical, unscholarly (there were many complaints about the absence of footnotes), and homophobic. Whether or not one agrees with any of these charges, Ain't I A Woman was an important book for at least three reasons: it provoked discussion between and among black and white women about the issue of racism and American feminism; it represented one of few efforts at Black feminist analysis; and it was accessible to (readable by) people outside of academe. Feminist Theory: From Margin to Center, the latest book by Bell Hooks, is a continuation of what was begun in 1981. It reflects the maturing of a brilliant writer and is certain to have a lasting impact on feminist theory and praxis.
"To be in the margin is to be part of the whole but outside of the main body." This, the first...
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SOURCE: A review of Feminist Theory: From Margin to Center, in Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, Vol. 11, No. 4, summer, 1986, pp. 788-89.
[In the following review, Pettis praises Feminist Theory: From Margin to Center for the balance it brings to feminist theory and the feminist movement.]
Bell Hook's second book [Feminist Theory: From Margin to Center] is distinguished from other texts on feminist theory by her Black feminist stance. Hook's perspective, as one who understands not only the meaning of being on the margin but also the workings of the center, informs her merciless dissection of conceptual blunders in the ideology of feminist theory that excludes nonwhite and poor white women or masses of American women.
Chapter by chapter, Hooks points out how the articulators of feminist theory have excluded nonwhite and working-class women primarily by disregarding "white supremacy as a racial politic," and by ignoring "the psychological impact of class, of their political status within a racist, sexist, capitalist state." Through these lenses, Hooks scrutinizes the shaping of feminist theory, the definition of feminism, the meaning of sisterhood, what feminist struggle can mean to men, and power, work, violence, education of women, and revolution as legitimate subjects of feminist theory.
Pointing out successive biases and omissions...
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"Rude Girls," in Books in Canada, Vol. 18, No. 4, May, 1989, pp. 25-6.
[In the following review, Philip discusses the major themes in Talking Back, stating "one of the strongest themes … is the need to talk back or come to voice, as an act of resistance for individuals and groups that have traditionally been oppressed or silenced."]
Where I come from, talking back to adults meant you were rude. It was proof that you weren't well brought up; this in turn was a reflection on your parents and their ability to raise clean, quiet, tidy children. In the Caribbean (which is where I am from), this tradition was a hangover from Victorian times; it was also an essential part of the baggage our parents carried with them from the time of slavery, when the ultimate sin was talking back to massa. It could result in severe punishment, if not death. And so, if they were able to keep their children quiet, and could successfully instill in them the taboo against talking back, African parents were, in fact, carrying out that oldest and most fundamental of parental duties—keeping their offspring safe.
Talking back as a metaphor for the empowerment of the oppressed is, therefore, a powerful one, and like all good metaphors resonates with a multiplicity of meanings. Talking back means the breaking of proscriptions and taboos against coming to speech, against coming to voice, against, in many...
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SOURCE: A review of Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black, in Christianity and Crisis, Vol. 49, No. 14, October 9, 1989, pp. 317-18.
[In the following review, Williams praises Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black for putting forth a new model for the relationship between black women and feminism.]
With her usual polemicism and honesty, Bell Hooks peppers her latest book [Talking Back] with observations that are sure to unsettle just about everybody. Take her characterization of the academy: "The academic setting … is not a known site for truthtelling." Or her thoughts on a "revolutionary feminist pedagogy":
My classroom style is very confrontational…. Unlike the stereotypical feminist model that suggests women best come to voice in an atmosphere of safety (one in which we are all going to be kind and nurturing), I encourage students to work at coming to voice in an atmosphere where they may be afraid or see themselves at risk. The goal is to enable all students, not just an assertive few, to feel empowered in a rigorous critical discussion. Many students find this pedagogy difficult, frightening and very demanding….
Herself a feminist, Hooks is careful to indicate why such a pedagogy is needed: "… to overcome the estrangement and alienation that have become so much the norm in the...
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SOURCE: "A Political Homeplace," in Ms., Vol. 1, No. 4, January-February, 1991, pp. 62-3.
[In the following review, Walker asserts that "Yearning is about wanting to find health in an ailing community, and doing so through coming to voice, sharing ideas, and healing the whole community."]
In these times of increased division and coalition, based on ideology and political consciousness, it is helpful to find a writer who wants to put us all together, but who does not want us to be the same. bell hooks, in her fourth collection of essays, Yearning: Race, Gender, and Cultural Politics, writes about the need for those of us engaged in what her publishers call "the politics of radical social change," to speak with true voices to one another in order to forge a healthy and spiritually dynamic community.
She proposes that criticism be used as a means for diversity and integration; she suggests that we not hate or cut out what does not exactly jibe with our agenda, but instead engage it, unearth its fallacies or hegemonic tendencies, and bring that interpretation back to the group. Setting an example, she enjoins us to follow her interpretations of popular culture, and as we allow her words to form new spaces in social political theory, we begin to envision new forms of counter-hegemonic togetherness.
In this book, hooks applies her "critical yet supportive"...
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SOURCE: "Piecings from a Second Reader," in Hypatia, Vol. 7, No. 2, Spring, 1992, pp. 177-87.
[In the following review, Alexander discusses the themes and postmodernist techniques in Yearning: Race, Gender, and Cultural Politics.]
In Yearning (1990), her fourth book, bell hooks writes across disciplines of a variety of longings and desires: for beauty, for artistic freedom, for complexity, for spiritual awakening, for community and a home place, for renewed political partnership between black women and men, and—on a more ominous side—for a nostalgic, romanticized past, for erotic playgrounds, for support from academic institutions (at whatever cost), for commodities and material goods, for liberal individualistic success, for addictive substances—for all the postmodern ways of dying.
Yet all of these yearnings—some liberatory, others destructive—are woven together as enactments or displacements of the yearning that most concerns her:
… as I looked for common passions, sentiments shared by folks across race, class, gender, and sexual practice, I was struck by the depths of longing in many of us.
… the yearning that wells in the hearts and minds of those whom such ["master"] narratives have silenced is the longing for a critical voice.
In one of two interviews in which...
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SOURCE: "Rebel Without a Pause," in VLS, No. 109, October 1992, p. 10.
[In the following interview, Jones and hooks discuss how contemporary media portray black men and women.]
It began, as it often does, with a photograph. Cultural critic/feminist poobah bell hooks received a postcard of a 19th century black Indian woman. The photograph bewitched hooks: how direct the woman's gaze was, how contemporary she looked. Every detail of her visual persona challenged simplistic constructions of black identity. To hooks, the photo underscores how representations of race in mass media, though très chic, still fail to envelop the complexity of black lives and viewpoints. When we see black images, on screen, in advertising, and in fashion magazines, what are we looking at, hooks asks, and what's missing from the frame? This meditation hatched Black Looks, hooks's latest, and what may be her most slyly provocative, collection of essays. Gracing the book's cover is the black Indian woman of the photograph—gilded, silent, but many moons from complacent.
A sought-after lecturer and popular professor (at Oberlin, her courses on black women's fiction and the politics of sexuality are booked solid), hooks has journeyed in the last 10 years from unsung women's-studies scholar to internationally known critical thinker. Her six books include Yearning, 1990, which solidified her...
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SOURCE: "Left Hooks," in Art Forum, Vol. XXXI, No. 5, January, 1993, pp. 10-11.
[In the following review, Coleman discusses hooks's attempt to "decolonize" the minds of African Americans in Black Looks: Race and Representation.]
We have to change our own mind…. We've got to change our own minds about each other. We have to see each other with new eyes. We have to come together with warmth.
—Malcolm X
Loving blackness as political resistance transforms our ways of looking and being, and thus creates the conditions necessary for us to move against the forces of domination and death and reclaim black life.
—bell hooks
A call to action is different in 1992: the tactic is a privately owned liberation theology, the faith Blackness, the patron saint Vision. In her latest book of essays [Black Looks], cultural critic bell hooks gives up the quotidian for the spooky no-man's-land of mass-media representation, her site of excavation "images of black people that reinforce and reinscribe white supremacy." The dig takes her across, rather than down, the broad face of American film, advertisement, and literature, in an effort to "decolonize" the mind...
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SOURCE: "Seeing is Believing," in The New York Times Book Review, February 28, 1993, p. 23.
[Madison is an American writer. In the following review, she discusses hooks's attempt to delineate the "connections between race, representation, and domination" in the media in Black Looks: Race and Representation.]
How we are represented by others shapes how we represent ourselves, what is real to us and the worlds we imagine; and images and representations are a formidable cultural force. An urban street gang logo, a painting, a flag, Rodney King, Malcolm X or Anita Hill—each can become a sacred icon, a taboo and something worth fighting for.
For victims of what Bell Hooks calls "white supremacist culture"—and for those who 'resist it—representation becomes more provocative and complex. Precisely because representation is so important a force in self-identification, particularly for people of color, Black Looks: Race and Representation, the sixth book of essays by Bell Hooks (the pseudonym of a feminist and cultural critic who teaches at Oberlin College), is an important work.
In 12 essays, she lays out the connections between race, representation and domination in literature, popular music, television, advertising, historical narrative and film. Forcefully stating that controlling the images of a people is central to dominating them, she moves her argument...
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SOURCE: "'I Think White Women Are Really Happy When Black Women Abandon Feminism': Bell Hooks on Being a Black Woman in Middle America," in Metro Times, Vol. XIV, No. 47, August 24-30, 1994, p. 14.
[In the following interview, hooks and Cooper discuss feminism and African American men.]
Since Ain't A Woman, published in 1981 and recently named one of the 20 most influential women's books of the last 20 years by Publisher's Weekly, Bell Hooks has been a trailblazer and guide in the nebulous territory that belongs to the contemporary black American woman. A professor at Oberlin College in the English and Women's Studies departments, Hooks has received numerous literary awards. Her most recent book, Sisters of the Yam: Black Women and Self-Recovery, is a call for reunification among a diverse, and increasingly divergent, segment of society.
In this edited interview, Hooks talks about white feminism, black men and where to go from here.
[Cooper]: What do you think of the much-publicized schism between the traditional feminist movement and African-American women?
[Hooks]: I think this is really a fiction. Part of that fiction arises from the tremendous ignorance people have about feminism, about where it began. Individual African-American women were always part of feminist movement. We were not there in large numbers; we tended to be...
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SOURCE: "Fighting Words," in The New York Times Book Review, December 18, 1994, p. 27.
[Karabel is an American educator and sociologist. In the following review, he discusses Teaching to Transgress: Educating as the Practice of Freedom and Outlaw Culture: Resisting Representations. Although he complains of hooks's occasional excess of language, he states that "hers is a voice that forces us to confront the political undercurrents of life in America."]
Like her friend Cornel West, with whom she wrote an absorbing book of dialogue, Breaking Bread: Insurgent Black Intellectual Life, Bell Hooks (nee Gloria Watkins) is an unconventional scholar, constantly crossing the boundaries separating the academic disciplines as well as the division between scholarship and politics. Ms. Hooks has produced a formidable body of work, including more than a half-dozen books on topics ranging from feminist theory to representations of blacks in popular culture.
Now Ms. Hooks, who is a Distinguished Professor of English at City College in New York, has published two new collections of essays, both bearing her distinctive combination of autobiographical narrative and cultural critique.
The first, Teaching to Transgress: Educating as the Practice of Freedom is inspired by the work of Paulo Freire, a radical Brazilian educator known worldwide for his advocacy of...
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SOURCE: "Practicing Freedom," in The Women's Review of Books, Vol. XII, No. 6, March, 1995, pp. 10-11.
[In the following review, Haley provides a detailed analysis of Teaching to Transgress and Outlaw Culture.]
Have you ever read a book and felt that it was written about you? This usually happens to me only with novels, so I was especially startled to read bell hooks' latest collection of essays, Teaching to Transgress. Like hooks, I have been teaching in a college or university setting for twenty years. Like hooks, I am a Black woman who advocates feminism; like hooks, my degree is in a traditional Eurocentric field—Classics for me, English literature for her. We share a passion for curricular transformation and critical thinking.
As I read Teaching to Transgress, I found myself sighing with relief many times; here, for all to read, was my experience of teaching, pedagogy and classroom dynamics. Here, clearly articulated, was a Black feminist critique of a hierarchical system of higher education that promotes research over teaching and service. I can't help emphasizing how important it is to have the voice of this Black feminist activist/teacher as a counterpoint to books like The Bell Curve: Hooks—always an academic outlaw—sharply criticizes its "liberals-are-taking-over-the-ivy-tower" mentality.
The main message of...
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SOURCE: "For Whom the Bell Tolls: Why America Can't Deal With Black Feminist Intellectuals," in VLS, No. 140, November, 1995, pp. 19-24.
[In the following excerpt, Wallace complains that hooks's work has become increasingly "self-centered, narcissistic, and even hostile to the idea of countervailing perspectives."]
It's interesting to visit different bookstores in Manhattan just to see how they handle the dilemma posed by the existence of a black female author, who is not a novelist or a poet, who has 10 books in print. At the Barnes & Noble superstore uptown, they are getting perilously close to having to devote an entire shelf to hooks studies, in the manner that there are presently multiple shelves on MLK and Malcolm X.
And yet she might prefer it if instead I compared her to the white male Olympians of critical theory—Barthes, Foucault, Freud, and Marx—and that it was only conformity to what she likes to call "white supremacist thinking" that prevents me from classing her with the founding fathers.
In the past 14 years, as the author of 10 books on black feminism, bell hooks has managed to corner the multicultural feminist advice market almost singlehandedly, bell hooks is the alias of Gloria Watkins, who is now Distinguished Professor of English at the City College of New York. Raised in the rural South of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, Watkins collected her B.A....
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Further Reading
Berube, Michael. "Public Academy." The New Yorker LXX, No. 49 (13 February 1995): 73-80.
Discusses the new generation of black thinkers, including Cornel West, bell hooks, Michael Eric Dyson, and Derrick Bell, and their public following.
Giddings, Paula. "Black Feminism Takes Its Rightful Place." Ms. XIV, No. 4 (October 1985): 25-6, 30.
Criticizes hooks's Feminist Theory: From Margin to Center and Jacqueline Jones's Labor of Love, Labor of Sorrow: Black Women, Work, and the Family from Slavery to Present for measuring black women's commitment to feminism by their participation in predominantly white organizations.
Willis, Ellen. "Sisters Under the Skin?" Village Voice Literary Supplement, No. 8 (June 1982): 1, 10-12.
Discusses the issue of antagonism between black women and white women, especially in the feminist movement, and how hooks and other authors deal with this issue in their writing.
hooks, bell, Gloria Steinem, Naomi Wolf, and Urvashi Vaid. "Let's Get Real About Feminism." Ms. IV, No. 2 (September-October 1993): 34-43.
Four activists debate why so many women hesitate to call...
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Source: Contemporary Literary Criticism, ©1997 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.


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I bought this for my mother who just loves it and she is very difficult to please. Two things she didn't like was the sleeves were fraying but she said next winter she'll bring the coat to a tailor to fix them. Also she didn't like the fur around the hood and will ask the tailor if that could somehow be removed. My mother is in her 80's so she prefers a more conservative look. I thought she looked very good in it, even the hood! For the price this jacket is wonderful. I am tempted to buy myself one!
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I bought it for my mom. There is just little problem. That is headgear was a bit small. Otherwise it was ok and goodlooking.
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"of all the cards (and we did find a few we really liked) this one seemed to really get the joy we feel now across. It is a very unique announcement...not like the typical everyday announcements that we have seen. This is the one we are going to get. Now just deciding which photo to use.."
"this is very cute card, however, the picture quality is still not right. we have a high resolution photo, and we love the actual photo, and we even chose to have the photo reviewed by a "professional" at tiny print - but it still came out kinda "funky" - too red, and our son's hair looks funny. i don't really want to send them to people... but i think tiny prints is a good company -"
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Whats goin on guys! Got the products and im ready to kick this. First though id like to thank APS and Judgement for hooking me up with these great products, samples, shirt, and shaker! Im going to be stacking the two products with Creatine Nitrate taken everyday and Mesomorph only on days where i dont have to be up early for work, and if i do have to be up early as long as i can take it by 4pm i should be good.
Anyways things have been super hectic for me and busy with work, family, the holidays, taking leave, eating bad, and best of all i got married. So needless to say training and the forums have taken a back seat, but it is my promise to APS, everyone here, and Primordial that ill be back in full swing and killin it! Ive put on around 20 lbs, none of it good, most water and carbs with fat thrown in. I have no idea what my bf is right now but it needs to drop, and quick!! I look a mess!! Anyways onto the good stuff!!
Height: 5'7.5
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Years Training: 8 Years this month
Diet: Until i get out of the barracks im on chowhall food and will do the best i can to eat as good as possible. Lower carbs, moderate fats, sufficient protein
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Cardio will be done probly everyday. Running atleast 1.5 miles anywhere up to 5 miles or the bike or some sort of sport.
So tonight i decided to take 5 caps pre workout of the Creatine Nitrate and worked some chest and shoulders. Overall the pump was good, nothing mind blowing yet but i didnt expect it to be. Felt full though and vascularity was peaking through a bit. Endurance was shockingly good even though i wasnt strong.
After talking to Judgement ill be dosing 4 pre workout 2 post and half a scoop of meso for my first dose then most likely move up to a full scoop.
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Dr. Mohajeri's main areas of research interest include: hydrogen storage, hydrogen sensors, and thermal stability of polymers and electrochemistry of PEM fuel Cells.
At present, Dr. Mohajeri's research efforts are largely focused to the study of regenaration of Amineborane complexes for on-board hydrogen storage. Ammoniaborane (NH3 BH3 ), the simplest of AB complexes, contains 19.6-wt% hydrogen - if dehydrogenated completely to boron nitride (BN) and H2. Complete dehydrogenation of ammoniaborane occurs at a temperature of about 1200° C. However, for vehicular use and on-board hydrogen storage, the main obstacle to the use of AB complexes (in any form) is their regeneration, off-board, from the spent materials. The objectives of the research proposed here is to probe the underlying chemistry of regeneration ( i.e. hydrogenation) of several of the spent ( i.e. dehydrogenated) AB complexes including ammonia borane and develop energy efficient processes that utilize hydrogen and/or electricity for their regeneration/recovery and reuse, on site vehicle fueling stations.
In addition, she is involved in research and development of "Smart Paint" for hydrogen leak detection. The aim of this work is to generate functional materials that visually detect hydrogen leaks in ambient air from the minute gas leaks from pipes, flange joints and ports.
Dr. Mohajeri is the author or co-author of more than one dozen scientific publications on topics ranging from synthetic organic chemistry, to thermal stability of polymers, metal and chemical hydrides for hydrogen storage. Following are representative examples:
"Hydrogen Storage in Ammonia-Borane Complexes", N. Mohajeri, A. T-Raissi. 15 th World Hydrogen Energy Conference, Japan, June 27-July 2, 2004.
"Hydrogen Storage Using Complex Hydrides", Darlene K. Slattery, M. D. Hampton, J. K. Lomness, N. Najafi-Mohajeri, M. Franjic, Fuel Chem. Div. Preprints, 47, 277-278 (2003)


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If you're able to get over to the the European Email marketing conference 2009, I'd encourage you to go. I'll see you there as I will be moderating a panel on Deliverability .
The European Email Marketing Conference 2009 (http://www.emailmarketingconference.com/) is the first and only conference on Email marketing with a fully European focus. Marketers from all over Europe will be presenting their business cases, sharing knowledge and new insights. Companies who are able to execute a state of the art email strategy will find themselves ahead of their competition. Email marketing has proven to be an effective marketing tool and is still one of the fastest growing marketing instruments today. Reason for this being that email marketing is a cost effective, profitable and economic marketing tool.
You will hear first hand from other global leaders in Email marketing such as:
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• Dela Quist - CEO of Alchemy Worx
• Stan Rapp - Chairman & CEO, Engauge
• Carole Buissiere - Email Marketing Manager, HP
• Jeanniey Mullen, Founder, Email Experience Council; Global EVP & CMO, Zinio; Global EVP & CMO, VIVmag
The 3 day program will consist of an interactive pre-conference workshop, plenary sessions, concurrent sessions with panel discussions and case studies discussing topics such email marketing strategy Europe vs. USA, customer growth, deliverability and how to engage your customers efficiently and effectively while maximizing your ROI. Besides that the conference will also offer you an excellent social program with reception and dinner. You are able to meet and mingle with email professionals from all over Europe. This is Europe's exclusive conference where email marketers share knowledge, discuss marketing strategies and learn from each other.
Date: Wednesday November 11th - Friday November 13th, 2009
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Cost: € 199* Pre-conference workshop: € 199 (only in combination with conference ticket)
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