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Special Interest Groups (SIGs)
SIGs provide learning or recreational opportunities outside of the scheduled OLLI classes.
Olli-Olli Art Club
Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month, 1:30 - 4:30 pm, in UPark.
A group to stimulate and practice your art -- painting, drawing, etc. -- while enjoying each others' company.
For more information, contact Mary Martin. (The OLLI office can give you her email address.)
Issues on Aging
Discuss the problems; explore the options. What makes it hard to stay in your own home as you age: household jobs that you can no longer do? transportation? maintaining the house while you're away? Take a look at national movements such as the Village to Village Network (www.vtvnetwork.org) and see what other communities are doing. What might work in Fairbanks?
For more information contact Nanne Myers or Barbara Lando. (The OLLI office can give you their email addresses.)
This SIG will not be meeting while OLLI classes are in session. The next meeting will be in early December 2015.
Hiking Club
Join the Hiking Club to get email updates.
OLLI's Hiking Club plans several hikes per month during the summer. 2016 hikes will be posted beginning in May.
**Well-behaved, friendly dogs are welcome ONLY on hikes labeled "Dog-friendly."
Do not bring your pet unless the hike is advertised as dog-friendly.
Hikes taken summer 2015:
Skyline Trail (Dog-friendly)
With Jan Lokken, 5/7/15
Moose Creek Bluff Trail ( Dog-friendly)
With John Risser, 5/20/15
Murphy Dome Road/Minto Flats Outlook
with Mary Matthews, 6/15/15
Moose Mountain (Dog-friendly)
with Carol Meyer, 7/29/15
Alpine Savage Hike in Denali National Park
with Patricia Mata-Celis, 8/4/15 (rescheduled from June due to weather)
Saturday, August 8, 2015
Table Top Mountain Hike in Nome Creek Valley (Dog-friendly)
with Rita Butteri, 8/8/15
Wickersham Dome
with Frank Keim, 8/16/15
SIGs are led by OLLI members, for OLLI members.
Hiking Club
Let's Travel
Games for Brains
Rock Hounds
Lifelong Learning Book Club
Olli-Olli Art Club
Issues on Aging (formerly Aging at Home)
Dreamwork Group *NEW*
Geocaching *NEW*
Pinochle *NEW*
How to join a SIG:
There are 3 ways to join: do it yourself online, call us at 474-6607, or email us at email@example.com
To join online, log in to your OLLI account. (Use the "Forgot password?" link if you don't remember your username or password.)
CLICK HERE to go to the login page.
Once you are logged in, click on "My Account" in the grey menu bar across the top.
Scroll down to the SIGS box, click to make a check mark in the box beside each SIG you want to join, and then click the "save" button.
**NOTE: It won't let you save if you've left blank any of the fields marked with an asterisk. If you scroll back up to the top, there will be a message in red if you've left any of those required fields blank.**
Games for Brains
Mondays 10:05 – 11:15 (following Strong Women group)
Fairbanks Senior Center (North Star Council on Aging)
1424 Moore Street
If interested call Darlene Supplee at 452-1735
40 below zero is the cutoff point for closing the Center – call 844 for temperature
Rock Hounds
Meet the second Friday of each month with a potluck at 6:30 pm in room #154 of the University Park building. We plan to have a field trip once a month during the summer. For more information contact Maria Polly: akmpolly(put "at" symbol here)hotmail.com.
Lifelong Learning Book Club
Meets seven times a year on third Tuesdays 1:30 - 3:00 pm, Noel Wien Library Conference Room
Discussion leader: Georgine Olson
(Note: Book Club is on summer hiatus June through August)
September 15, 2015: The Cutting Season by Attica Locke
(Mystery, 2012, 374 pp)
Click here for synopsis & reviews
October 20, 2015: Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline
(historical fiction, 2013, 278 pp)
Click here for synopsis & reviews
November 17, 2015: The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry by Gabrielle Zevin
(fiction, 2014, 260 pp)
Click here for synopsis & reviews
January 19, 2016: Empire of the Summer Moon: Quanah Parker and the rise and fall of the Comanches, the most powerful Indian tribe in American history by S. C. Gwynne
(non-fiction, 2010, 371 pp)
Click here for synopsis & reviews
February 16, 2016: The Wind is Not a River by Brian Payton
(Alaskana fiction, 2014, 308 pp)
Click here for synopsis & reviews
March 15, 2016: The Fifth Gospel by Ian Caldwell
(fiction, 2015, 431 pp)
Click here for synopsis & reviews
April 19, 2016: A Wilder Rose by Susan Wittig Albert
(historical fiction, 2014, 302 pp)
Click here for synopsis & reviews
May 17, 2016: Booktalk & title selection for September 2016 - April 2017
Neophyte Dreamwork Group **NEW**
Dreams are often hard to understand because our subconscious is trying to advise us and/or reveal our blind spots using symbols we don't fully understand. Each of us has different blind spots and backgrounds. Between us, we can help each other figure out the symbols and the messages. This group will operate under the guidelines used by Jeremy Taylor, to minimize inadvertent judgments. Early sessions will include training videos by Jeremy Taylor. Plan on working one dream in one hour.
Leader Ginny McDowell has been studying Jungian dream interpretation for two years. She would like the group to meet twice a month for two hours at a time. For more information contact her at: ginny.mcdowell.ak(put "at" symbol here)gmail.com
Geocaching **NEW**
Spring, summer and fall are the best times of the year to put those GPSr's to work finding geocaches. It's always more fun when you can "Hucklebuck" somebody so come on out and let's get together for some fun and finds. If you have ideas of places you'd like to go please contact leaders Hal and Carol Meyer (liquidearth). The OLLI office can put you in touch with them.
Join the SIG to get email updates regarding meeting times and places.
Pinochle **NEW**
For the rest of fall 2015, this group will be meeting Friday mornings 9:45 - 11:45 am in UPark room 158.
Gather with OLLI friends to play pinochle!


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'Guardians of the Galaxy' Teases New Photos, Trailer Coming Tomorrow!Britt Hayes February 17, 2014 @ 4:56 PM
It's all happening! Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy' is dropping a trailer ... tomorrow night! That's right, after months of waiting, we'll finally get a full trailer for James Gunn's upcoming adaptation of the Marvel comic, and to tide you over until then, the studio has released some new photos featuring the intergalactic heroes, including one very popular talking raccoon.


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Mean Girls: Where are Cady and The Plastics ten years on?
Mean Girls: Where are Cady and The Plastics ten years on?
Lindsay Lohan played Cady Heron in Mean Girls
Mean Girls was the height of Lindsay's popularity, as she came off a string of hits including Freaky Friday and Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen. She later released her debut album, before starring in several smaller independent films. It was around this time that Lindsay began to attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, and would later go on enter rehab three times and spend most of her time entangled in legal issues. In 2014, Lindsay's reality show premiered documenting her return to the entertainment industry.
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$5,000 reported stolen from ATM machine at Naples Hilton
NAPLES - Naples detectives are trying to track down a thief who they believe broke into a hotel's ATM and made off with more than $5,000.
An account executive for Southern Commercial Services, the ATM distributor, told authorities that he may have not locked the machine properly when he last serviced it in early September.
On Monday, Bob Withrow, the account executive, was contacted by staff from the Hilton of Naples, 5111 U.S. 41 N., because there was something wrong with the hotel's ATM, according to an incident report. When he arrived at the hotel, he found that someone had removed the ATM's steel cash box, which contained $5,080, all in $20 bills. The machine's wood frame had been moved and its phone line was not plugged in.
When Withrow checked the machine, he discovered that the combination lock was not activated properly, causing the locking mechanism to remain open, the report said. He said he may not have activated the locking mechanism properly when he last stocked the machine with $8,000 on Sept. 2.
Withrow said he believes the cash box was stolen between 3:19 p.m. and 3:49 p.m. on Sunday. The ATM was out of view of the hotel's front desk, and reports say there is no surveillance video of the theft.
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WOONSOCKET ŌĆö Ever since Mount St. Charles made the move to Division I two seasons ago, the Mounties have hooked up with Division I-North foe East Providence to play in some competitive matches, with both sides bringing out their very best brand of volleyball.
On Monday night, the Mounties and Townies renewed acquaintances, but to the dismay of the fans that packed the MountiesŌĆÖ gymnasium, they saw two teams trying to shake off their early season cobwebs and overcome more than their share of errors.
Luckily for the Mounties, they werenŌĆÖt as error-prone as their visitors, and they turned in a strong job defensively in securing a 3-0 victory.
Only one of the three games kept the fans on the edges of their seats, the second, which saw Mount (2-0) snap a 20-20 tie by scoring five of the final seven points and net a 25-22 victory. The Mounties needed just 15 minutes to grab the first game, 25-12, and they completed their sweep with a 25-17 triumph in the finale.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs early in the season, so I donŌĆÖt think either team played its best volleyball tonight,ŌĆØ admitted Mount coach Josh DŌĆÖAbate, ŌĆ£but I expect to see a whole different match the next time around at their place. It will be their senior night [Oct. 23] and it will be a fun night that night.ŌĆØ
While DŌĆÖAbate was pleased with the win, he was happy to see his team commit just six service errors (after its ugly 14-error night in last weekŌĆÖs season opener against Classical) and turn in an excellent job on defense, something that promises to be his teamŌĆÖs calling card this season.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre not the same team that we have been,ŌĆØ he added. ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre not an offensive powerhouse, and that was clearly apparent tonight, especially since we had more errors than kills. But defensively, Lindsey [Morin], Carissa [Gould], Meaghan [Walsh], and our whole group really played well, and thatŌĆÖs how weŌĆÖre going to have to win games this year, with our defense.ŌĆØ
The loss was a difficult one for the Townies, who turned in excellent efforts in their season-opening victories over La Salle and Classical, but took a big step backwards with their performance against the Mounties, which included 22 attack errors (double the MountiesŌĆÖ total) and a dozen service miscues.
ŌĆ£To be honest with you, I hope the team that showed up here today is not my real team,ŌĆØ said EP coach Alex Butler. ŌĆ£I thought we played timid, scared, and afraid to play aggressive, which is everything that weŌĆÖre not. IŌĆÖll give Mount credit for playing well and cleaning up our plays, but if you count up the number of points that we gave them, they didnŌĆÖt have to manufacture maybe a third of their points the entire match. You canŌĆÖt do that to good teams.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm disappointed, very disappointed, because you always want to come out, have a quality match, and put up a fight, and we didnŌĆÖt do that.ŌĆØ
The Mounties were led by their seniors, namely Walsh, who contributed nine digs, six kills, and three service aces, Gould, who handed out 14 assists and delivered six digs, Morin, who added a dozen digs, and Kelsey Gainor, who had three kills and two blocks. Erin Potter was also good for five kills.
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Fort Pierce man dedicated to Catholic Church's mission to support unborn children
Duane Berreth has stood on a Fort Pierce sidewalk every Friday evening for 17 years, reciting the rosary and praying as motorists pass.
The venue: Delaware Avenue and 12th Street, next to A Woman's World Medical Center, the Treasure Coast's only abortion clinic.
"I will stand on that sidewalk and pray every Friday at 5 p.m. as long as that clinic's doors are open," said Berreth, the 68-year-old respect life coordinator at St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church in Fort Pierce. The duties of the volunteer position, which is a common one at Catholic churches,are to organize movements and missions associated with the anti-abortion cause.
Berreth, who worked at a credit union before retiring, spends much of his time spreading the word about the anti-abortion movement. He did so Friday as he and other church members protested the federal health care reform mandate that would require some employer health plans to cover, among other services, contraceptives, some of which claim to prevent the implantation of a fertilized egg. Berreth considers that abortion.
"I just don't agree with our government trying to make us pay for abortions through insurance," he said.
For Berreth, who has been married for 29 years, the passion for the anti-abortion cause started in 1973, with the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision to legalize abortion.
Back then, he already had married Janice Berreth, an elementary school teacher from Chicago. They had four children younger than 5 — two boys and two girls who would grow up in the Catholic faith and be taught abstinence until marriage. One of them would go into the Army.
The couple, who met and lived in Miami at the time, could not believe abortion had been legalized.
"It was like the beginning of the end of America, we thought," Janice Berreth said. "That was the changing moment in our lives. I had always been interested in the glory children bring to us, and we both shared the view that because of the (ruling), there have been many people who could've been great, but never had the chance."
Since that day, Janice has worn a pin of two baby feet on her clothes, symbolizing her passion. Duane Berreth started working with anti-abortion organizations.
After the couple moved to Fort Pierce in 1995, Berreth joined the Fort Pierce chapter of the Knights of Columbus, an organization of Catholic men. One of the group's missions is to support unborn children.
Berreth also became a volunteer member on the board of directors of the Pregnancy Care Center, an anti-abortion clinic across the street from A Woman's World. The clash between the two clinics has been chronicled in a 2010 HBO documentary, "12th & Delaware."
Berreth hopes his Friday evening sidewalk demonstrations catch the attention of motorists and women coming in and out of the abortion clinic.
"The purpose is to turn those girls over to the other clinic, to let them know there's an alternative," Berreth said. "And it works, frequently. At least once a week, a girl turns away from abortion and comes to us for help."
The Pregnancy Care Center where Berreth volunteers offers services such as financial assistance, emotional support and community programs for pregnant women. The clinic also encourages women to opt for adoption instead of abortion.
"We simply believe that for any girl who gets pregnant, no matter how she got pregnant, that baby should be welcomed into the world. No excuses," Berreth said.
The husband and his wife know their passion can sometimes be misunderstood, but they don't plan to stop voicing their thoughts.
"People should know we're just like anyone else," said Janice Berreth. "We have a full life with good friends and we love to travel, learn about history and spend time with our kids and grandkids. We're just really involved with speaking against something that's against our belief system."
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Q: I have an original 1929 edition of the book, "Bambi." It has a green hard cover with an image of Bambi in gold. It was written by Felix Salten, illustrated by Kurt Wiese with a foreword by John Galworthy. The publisher was Grosset and Dunlop and copyright by Simon and Schuster. It is in very good condition. Can you tell me how much it is worth?
A: Your 1929 copy of Bambi can be seen selling on the Internet from $50 to $200.
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The ATAYAL Organization launched a program for international culture exchange between Austronesian tribal groups. With the Tap Root Cultural Exchange program, the organization and its partners host students from other Austronesian tribes of the world to explore their cultural connections. There are workshops, a film festivals and tours to indigenous sites in Taiwan. Exchange students return home to share their experiences and knowledge to strengthen bonds between Austronesian groups.
The exchange program between Maori students from New Zealand and students in Taiwan launched in December 2013 and served as the model for the program. The theme of the first exchange was Indigenous Media Cooperation.
The ATAYAL Organization hosts the Christmas in Wulai activity every year as a way to give back to an indigenous community in Taiwan. Director Gary Smoke organizes this cultural exchange event as a way to share Western-style holiday cheer with an indigenous community. The indigenous children have the opportunity to learn from people from other countries and share their own culture.
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Democracy Publications
Latin American Populism in the 21st CenturyJul 21, 2013
Leading Latin American, U.S., and European authors explore the institutional and socioeconomic contexts that give rise to populism and show how disputes over its meaning are closely intertwined with debates over the meaning of democracy.
Clash of National Identities: China, Japan, and the East China Sea Territorial DisputeJul 17, 2013
As tensions between Japan and China continue to bubble over islands in the East China Sea, scholars from the two countries outline not only the origins, but also the policy options to resolve the territorial dispute.
Egypt: Islamist Ascent, Islamist DescentJul 05, 2013
The last week in Egypt was yet another breathtaking moment in the history of the Arab Spring. For the second time in two years, the Egyptian people have emerged victorious in a major confrontation with their government. Yet the road ahead is bumpy. Events in Egypt suggest that the Islamist ascendancy of the last few years has peaked and is now in decline. Yet the jury is still out on that question, and developments in Egypt will do much to answer it.
"We Have Not Given Enough Thought to How Painful the Soviet Union's Collapse Was"Jul 02, 2013
"My main thought is that psychologically, it takes a long time to get rid of an Empire, and, in this case, the Soviet Union. Young people tend to forget that the Soviet Union existed, that the Soviet Union was a real entity, and we have not given enough thought to how painful its collapse was..."
Going Beyond AGOA: Ideas for a Trans-Atlantic Partnership with AfricaJun 27, 2013
This is an ambitious but realistic & practical way to enhance AGOA by not just ensuring prompt and seamless renewal of U.S. market access provisions for African imports, but also promoting a level playing field for U.S. investment in Africa and encouraging American participation in sub Saharan Africa's regional infrastructural development.
Transition to Democracy in the USSR: Ending the Monopoly of Power and the Evolution of New Political Forces (1990)Jun 21, 2013
Washington, D.C.: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars; Kennan Institute Occasional Paper Series #237, 1990. PDF 32 pages.
Second Brazilian Congressional Study Mission on Innovation to EuropeMay 23, 2013
In the Second Brazilian Congressional Study Mission on Innovation, a group of Brazilian congressmen and senators visited to Europe to learn about innovation policies.
Mexico and the United States: The Politics of PartnershipMay 14, 2013
What are the strengths and weaknesses of the partnership between Mexico and the United States? What might be done to improve it? Exploring both policy and process, and ranging from issues of trade and development to concerns about migration, the environment, and crime, the authors of Mexico and the United States provide a comprehensive analysis of one of the world's most complex bilateral relationships.
Taiwan and the U.S. Pivot to Asia: New Realities in the Region?May 01, 2013
With relations between Taiwan and China becoming more stable, cross-strait relations is no longer the hot-button issue in East Asia as it once was. But what does closer ties with China mean for Taiwan's future? Three essays examine the implication of improved bilateral relations.
Solution in Afghanistan: From Swedenization to Finlandization (1981)Apr 26, 2013
Washington, D.C.: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars; Kennan Institute Occasional Paper Series #158, 1981. PDF 53 pages.


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Has 'Star Trek 3′ Found Its Director in Rupert Wyatt?
Yesterday we heard the rumor that John M. Chu, director of 'G.I. Joe: Retaliation' was one of the names being considered for the vacated 'Star Trek 3' captain's chair. That rumor was quickly shot down, but now a new name has risen to the forefront of the conversation: 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' helmer Rupert Wyatt. But how close is this to actually happening?
'Star Trek 3′ Hires Screenwriters Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman (Again)
Though J.J. Abrams won't be around to pilot the next episode of the 'Star Trek' franchise as he'll be too busy with 'Star Wars: Episode 7' (he'll just be producing), Paramount seems to want to keep some consistency and has hired Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman to pen 'Star Trek 3.'
'Star Trek 3′ Rumor: 'G.I. Joe: Retaliation' Director Jon M. Chu Eyed to Helm
Ever since J.J. Abrams signed on to direct 'Star Wars: Episode 7,' it's been unclear whether he'd be available to return to the directing chair for 'Star Trek 3.' With Paramount angling for a 2016 release, and Disney pushing to get 'Episode 7' in theaters in 2015, there's no way Abrams could do both. But it looks like Paramount is looking at a replacement, and Jon M. Chu is supposedly at the top of their list.
18 Signs You Grew Up On the Starship Enterprise-D
You're not from just any starship -- you're from the Enterprise-D, class Galaxy, baby. Back when people still got stuck in turbolifts and even a kid could solve a major engineering crisis. Are you a true Enterprise-D kid like Wil Wheaton, aka Wesley Crusher from 'Star Trek: The Next Generation'? Here's how you know.


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Telephone and in-person staff are not acceptable in a business-run practice like this, and unacceptable in any medical practice. Unfortunate that a doctor with Kaplan's knowledge expanded his practice so much that he would have a large pool of takers for the boutique medicine, leaving the poor and disabled without any choice. Never thought of him as one who would follow that route. Yes he has a soft-spoken "manner' and is knowledgeable, but he is less responsive if you are hospitalized--esp if the hospital makes crucial errors--unhelpful at those times.
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Awful staff - very rude secretary. Great doctor, although is going into boutique shortly (MDVip). That's very unfortunate, as not many ppl would like to pay $1500 just to belong to a network.
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Excellent Doctor. Very compassionate and caring, but has too many patients. Combine this with an overprotective secretary, and sometimes it is difficult to reach him on short notice. That said, I feel genuinely happy he is my doctor.
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Dr. Kaplan is the best Doctor ever,he calls you back in a timely fashion. He is compassionate, doesn't take chances and sends you for testing he listens to you no matter how long it takes,he is very knowledgable and I couldn't ask for a better Doc how many doctors call you back{most of the time the next day}with your blood work results or any results. Thank G-d there's Docs like you.
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Dr. Kaplan is the best doctor my family and I have ever had. He is a blessing to us. His knowlege of ailments and the treatments are rigth on the money. I dont know what we would do with out him. His staff is also wonderful. He will take the time to sit and listening to what you have to say. He is like a family member. I thank him for being so such a wonderful doctor.
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Westchester, Ill. A study in the Feb. 1 issue of the journal SLEEP shows that sleep duration is associated with changes in the levels of specific cytokines that are important in regulating inflammation. The results suggest that inflammation may be the pathway linking extreme sleep durations to an increased risk for disease.
Each additional hour of self-reported sleep duration was associated with an eight-percent increase in C-reactive protein (CRP) levels and a seven-percent increase in interleukin-6 (IL-6), which are two inflammatory mediators. In contrast, each hour of reduction in sleep measured objectively by polysomnography was associated with an eight-percent increase in tumor necrosis factor alpha, another pro-inflammatory cytokine.
"The most surprising finding was that we found different relationships based on how sleep was measured," said lead author Dr. Sanjay R. Patel, assistant professor of medicine at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.
According to the authors, research has linked both short and long sleep durations with an increased risk for mortality, coronary heart disease, diabetes and obesity. Chronic elevations in cytokines such as CRP and IL-6 also are associated with an increased risk of problems such as diabetes and heart disease.
The study involved 614 individuals from the Cleveland Family Study, a longitudinal family-based epidemiological cohort designed to study the genetics of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Participants completed questionnaires about sleep habits and underwent one night of polysomnography. In the morning a fasting blood sample was collected, and it was analyzed for five inflammatory cytokines.
Mean self-reported habitual sleep duration was 7.6 hours; mean sleep duration measured by polysomnography on the night prior to blood sampling was 6.2 hours. Those with long sleep durations, assessed by either measure, were significantly younger. Short
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Morris Berman
|Morris Berman
August 3, 1944
Rochester, New York, USA
|Educator, Scholar, Writer
|English, Spanish
|USA (born), Mexico (currently lives)
|Alma mater
|Cornell University (B.A., Mathematics, 1966)
Johns Hopkins University (Ph.D., History of Science, 1972)
|1972 – present
|Notable works
|The Reenchantment of the World, The Twilight of American Culture
|Notable awards
Rollo May Center Grant (1992)Neil Postman Award (2013)
|Dark Ages America
Morris Berman (born 1944), is an American historian and social critic. He was born in Rochester, New York, going on to earn his BA in mathematics at Cornell University in 1966 and his Ph.D. in the history of science at The Johns Hopkins University in 1972. As an academic humanist cultural critic, Berman specializes in Western cultural and intellectual history.
Major themes[edit]
Despite his status as an academic, Berman has written several books for a general audience.[1] They deal with the state of Western civilization and with an ethical, historically responsible, or enlightened approach to living within it. His work emphasizes the legacies of the European Enlightenment and the historical place of present-day American culture. His books include Why America Failed: The Roots of Imperial Decline (Wiley, 2011), Dark Ages America: The Final Phase of Empire (Norton, 2006), The Twilight of American Culture (Norton, 2000), Wandering God: A Study in Nomadic Spirituality (State University of New York Press, 2000), Coming to Our Senses: Body and Spirit in the Hidden History of the West (1989), and The Reenchantment of the World (Cornell University Press, 1981).
Academic career[edit]
Berman has served on the faculties of a number of universities in the U.S., Canada, and Europe, and recently taught as a visiting scholar in the sociology department at The Catholic University of America, in Washington, D.C.. Berman emigrated from the U.S. to Mexico in 2006, where he was a visiting professor at the Tecnologico de Monterrey in Mexico City from 2008 to 2009. Also during this time he continued writing for various publications including Parteaguas, a quarterly magazine.[2]
In 1990, Morris Berman received the Governor's Writers Award (Washington State) for his book Coming to Our Senses.[3] In 1992, he was the recipient of the first annual Rollo May Center Grant for Humanistic Studies. In 2000, Berman's book The Twilight of American Culture was named one of the ten most recommended books of the year by the Christian Science Monitor[4] and was named a "Notable Book" by The New York Times Book Review.[5] In 2013 he received the "Neil Postman Award for Career Achievement in Public Intellectual Activity" from the Media Ecology Association.[6] As of 2014[update] Berman continues to live in Mexico.[7]
Selected works[edit]
- Social Change & Scientific Organization: The Royal Institution 1799 – 1844. 1978. – nonfiction
- The Reenchantment of The World. 1981. – nonfiction
- Coming to Our Senses: Body and Spirit in the Hidden History of the West. 1989. – nonfiction
- Wandering God: A Study in Nomadic Spirituality. 2000. – nonfiction
- The Twilight of American Culture. 2000. – nonfiction
- Dark Ages America: The Final Phase of Empire. 2006. – nonfiction
- A Question of Values. 2010. – essay collection - nonfiction
- Destiny. 2010. – novel - fiction
- Counting Blessings. 2011. – poetry
- Why America Failed: The Roots of Imperial Decline. 2011. – nonfiction
- Spinning Straw Into Gold: Straight Talk for Troubled Times. 2013. – a philosophical memoir - nonfiction
- Neurotic Beauty: An Outsider Looks At Japan. 2015. – nonfiction
- ^ "Nomi Prins: America the Material - (Book Review) - Truthdig". Truthdig. – Nomi Prins reviews Berman's 2010 collection of essays A Question of Values
- ^ "Blogger: User Profile: Morris Berman". blogger.com.
- ^ "Washington State Book Award Winners". spl.org.
- ^ The Christian Science Monitor. "Recommended Books". The Christian Science Monitor. November 16, 2000
- ^ "Notable Books" - New York Times December 3, 2000
- ^ "Past MEA Award Recipients". Media Ecology Association. Retrieved 8 March 2015.
- ^ "Love and Survival". adbusters.org.
External links[edit]
- Berman's weblog
- Berman's Curriculum Vitae (RTF)
- Why America Failed interview on Media Matters with Bob McChesney (4 Dec 2011)
- Dark Ages America interview on Media Matters with Bob McChesney (30 July 2006)
- Dark Ages America: The Final Phase of Empire on C-SPAN Book TV (19 May 2006)
- Two short videos of an interview with Morris Berman On the Decline of Empire: 'Why America Failed', on Conversations with great minds
- Why The American Empire Was Destined To Collapse — Nomi Prins Interviews Morris Berman
- Waiting for the barbarians – essay first published in The Guardian, Friday 5 October 2001
- Morris Berman at CounterPunch magazine — Links to six Berman essays: "From Hustlers to Thugs," "The Moral Order,'" "A Show About Nothing," "Democracy in America, Revisited," "The Parable of the Frogs," "The Hula Hoop Theory of History."


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Hi. Hi. Hello everybody!
Hope you are finding ways to cope with the rain; it's a little Mother Nature attitude it seems. Our water tables should be in good and the biggest thing it did was change our slow redfish bite into a good redfish bite.
We went from low- to mid-90s water temps to low- to mid-80s so that was enough to spark a chew in the flats something us guys in Cedar Key needed. We were a little beside ourselves for a month or so. But we are in heaven.
We have what Cedar Key is known for: Good times and great fishing.
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While walking past the park in Cedar Key, a woman, a visitor to our islands, was observed taking discarded plastic and aluminum beverage containers from a city trash container and putting them into the green wire recycle bin.
Being sort of curious, I walked over and started a conversation.
"Pretty day."
"It sure is that."
M. C. of Alachua asks, "What's the deal with the new marijuana law? Someone told me that it didn't apply to too many people. Is that true? So what is being voted on in November? Is that something different?"
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Hello to all the Cedar Key followers and the visiting invasive Pirates.
I hope everyone enjoys this li'l shot of cool air and lack of rain. It should be the nicest week of the fall to this point. And I imagine that most, as myself, welcome it.
Happy pre-Labor Day Weekend.
I'm hoping this weather holds for everyone's outdoor plans. I have taken this weekend off for the first time in 14 years. I will be spending the time on the rivers and springs but will kick the work week off on Monday.
The Elite Redfish Challenge held its season ending events this past weekend. The final results in the Team of the Year was Team Eupro Jeremey Heimes and Travis Hancock with a 1.2l pound lead on Team B and S Trailers Danny Allen and Dwyane Harrington.
Hello fellow island and fishing folks. Today we are gonna talk about some serious situation that can and may happen while fishing in the summer in Cedar key or any other body of water.
As I started my trip at daylight last Saturday it was super hot as I started gathering bait I started to sweat immediately. There was no wind at all and which caused my skin to leak ALOT!
Well Cedar Key folks and visitors ended up with quite a nice weekend of weather. The beach and park was busy and water was very busy Saturday lots of folks came in to visit for the day and enjoy mother nature as she was taking it easy on us for a change. We had a great bite most of the time due to a great incoming tide. Water temperatures stayed around 83 most of the days and that has helped tremendously.
Many of us think of recycling as a recent trend but humans have been recycling for a very long time, all the way back to prehistory. Early man would rework broken arrowheads so that they could be reused and not thrown away. In 1690 the first recycled paper manufacturer in the U S was established near Philadelphia using cotton and linen rags to make paper.
My daughter, Donna Leeward and I were showing in the Spring Art Show in Cedar Key this past March. When I looked at the old Island Hotel I was getting a strong feeling of déjà vu.
In my mind I was going back 59 years to my first trip to Cedar Key. It was funny because at that time I didn't even know where Cedar Key was.
One day out of a clear blue sky my dad asked me, "How long has it been since you had turtle steak?"
Well, I guess it was at the Green Turtle Inn, halfway down the over-seas highway to Key West.
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Glover Teixeira might be the next in line for a UFC title shot if he gets past Ryan Bader, and Lyoto Machida believes not only will he beat Bader, but also champion Jon Jones if given the chance:
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9/5/13 11:28 PM by mcq
There seems to be a lot of hype for a guy that hasn't fought a top 10... or has he?
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machida must have accidently drank some of nick diaz's urine and got stoned
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Back at ya
9/4/13 6:48 PM by Van Terminator
Glover is not the one the prophecy spoke of. Jones' reign of terror has many years left to run.
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Forging dies must withstand a lot. They must be hard so that their surface does not get too worn out and is able to last through great changes in temperature and handle the impactful blows of the forge. However, the harder a material is, the more brittle it becomes - and forging dies are less able to handle the stress from the impact. For this reason, the manufacturers had to find a compromise between hardness and strength. One of the possibilities is to surround a semi-hard, strong material with a hard layer. The problem is that the layer rests on the softer material and can be indented by blows, like the shell of an egg.
Researchers from the Fraunhofer Institute for Production Technology IPT in Aachen, Germany have now developed an alternative. "The forging dies we have been working on have a useful life that is up to twice as long," explains Kristian Arntz, head of department at the IPT. "We are using a working material that is less hard and able to handle the impact stress well. We melt the uppermost layer of the material with a laser and introduce a powder into the melt material that is used to chemically alter the characteristics of the material. We have therefore achieved a large degree of hardness in the upper millimeter." The advantage is that since the characteristics of the outer layer do not change abruptly (as is the case in a deposited layer), but increases in hardness gradually (this is also called a hardness gradient) we can circumvent the "egg shell effect". In addition, the particles act like sand paper and prevent the material from wearing off the die. Since the wear only occurs in certain spots of the die, the scientists are very targetedly altering only these surface areas. They are therefore further minimizing the effect the layer has on the impact resistance. Simulations help to calculate the areas that are particularly stressed and knowledge gained by experience is also applied.
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I think I will plan on an Agfa/Ansco or B&J to start. If I'm happy, I will stay with those but if not then it seem that the "better" camera is a Deardorff. I'm only interested in 5x7 at the moment.
What exactly does everyone mean by "rigid" as in X camera has many movements but is not that "rigid". If I get a camera that isn't so rigid, then does that mean that it is a bit wobbly and hence not that precise in terms of holding movements, focus, and etc.


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MCLEAN, Va., Oct. 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Sunrise Senior Living, Inc. (NYSE: SRZ) today announced that the previously disclosed transaction between an affiliate of Arcapita Inc. and Health Care REIT (HCN), under which HCN would have purchased a 90% interest in a venture owning 29 senior housing properties managed by Sunrise, has been terminated. The termination of the transaction will have no impact on Sunrise's 10% interest in the venture. Sunrise will continue to manage the properties under long term contracts expiring in 2025. Due to the termination of the HCN transaction, Sunrise will not receive the estimated cash distributions of approximately $50 million to $60 million and will not realize the estimated gain of approximately $41 million to $51 million in the fourth quarter of 2008 that Sunrise anticipated in connection with this transaction.
"We understand Health Care REIT's decision not to complete this transaction was due to current market conditions," said Mark Ordan, Sunrise's chief investment and administrative officer and CEO-designate. "We are pleased to continue owning 10% of these properties and to continue managing them for our capital partner. We have had a long and successful relationship with Arcapita and we look forward to continuing to partner with them on future projects. These are excellent communities in large and attractive markets and they are performing well.
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14 January 2010, Melbourne, Australia: After a first-round, four-under-par 68, Australia's Ewan Porter holds the lead at the half-way stage of International Final Qualifying – Australasia. He lies one stroke clear of Peter Senior and Aaron Townsend, who both posted 69s around Kingston Heath Golf Club on Melbourne's sandbelt.
Teeing-off in the fifth group of the morning, Porter capitalised on calm early conditions, posting six birdies and two bogeys – five birdies coming on the front nine – en route to his 68. It is a promising start to the year for Porter, who has just returned to competition after a three-month break.
"It was a little surprising today because usually it takes me a tournament or two to get rid of the rust and be feeling fresh. The last few years I have struggled in January and played better in February so this is a nice way to start," said Porter. "I played really well: every part of my game was pretty solid out there. I putted really, really well which is the key to shooting a low one."
A two-time qualifier through IFQ – Australasia, the 27-year-old is keen to show that he can perform at Kingston Heath, having qualified for The Open at his home club of The Lakes in both 2007 and 2008.
"It would be nice to qualify here to prove it's not just The Lakes I can do it at but it's still early in the year. I've been playing a lot of golf, albeit socially, over the last few weeks and I'm feeling pretty good about my game."
Porter holds a one-shot lead over playing partner Aaron Townsend, winner of the 2008 New South Wales Open, and 50-year-old veteran Peter Senior.
Senior is attempting to secure an 18th appearance at The Open, 10 years after he last competed in 2000 at St Andrews. He comes to IFQ in good form, having recently finished first at US Champions Tour Qualifying School.
"The last six months of last year I played really well and then I took a couple of weeks off so I am just trying to regain that feeling for playing," said Senior, whose round included an eagle at the par-5 seventh. "It's nearly there…I am hitting some decent shots but I'm hitting a lot of roughies as well…but I'm not too far off the mark."
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herpes testtested positive for hsv-2 IgG and negative for hsv-1 IgG and negative for hsv 1/2 IgM.Please what does this mean? and will it make my hiv virus worse?
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La Kose's coaching roots sprouted at CLU
If not for drug testing in college baseball, who knows where Tim La Kose's career might have gone.
Eighteen years ago, Cal Lutheran athletic trainer Kecia Davis needed someone to help gather samples during the baseball playoffs at CLU.
She asked La Kose, who was a friend and classmate.
Davis mentioned that CLU was in need of an assistant athletic trainer and a women's basketball coach.
Although he was only 22 years old, La Kose didn't hesitate to apply.
He got the job, and it served as the launching point for his college basketball coaching career.
La Kose was recently named the head women's coach at San Jose State after spending 10 seasons at Cal State Bakersfield.
"Being at CLU changed my life," La Kose said. "It was a very nurturing environment and it really prepared me for everything I have experienced."
La Kose played basketball at Cal State Northridge and graduated with a bachelor's degree in kinesiology with an emphasis in athletic training.
He coached high school boys basketball at Simi Valley and Royal before taking over the women at CLU.
La Kose spent eight seasons (1993-200) leading the Regals, and is the winningest coach in program history with a 136-67 record.
"Being the head women's basketball coach and assistant athletic trainer was a really unique combination," La Kose said. "I had the chance to interact with all the other coaches of every sport to see what they did. They were a great group and fantastic people. I got a great deal of hands-on experience. At the Division III level, you are the academic advisor, the strength and conditioning coach. You wear all those different hats and it prepared me for success at the next levels."
La Kose guided Cal State Bakersfield through a successful transition from Division II to Division I as an independent.
His teams won 20 or more games seven times and competed in eight postseason tournaments.
La Kose intended to keep pushing CSUB to greater heights until San Jose State came calling to rebuild its program. The Spartans finished this past season 2-27 and in last place in the Western Athletic Conference.
"They were in a conference and that was very appealing to me and the structure was in place to be a top program," La Kose said. "I have been really impressed with everything and I am excited to turn this program into a winner."
La Kose still has many friends at CLU, and remains in contact with them whenever possible.
"To this day, the things I learned there I apply to my coaching," La Kose said. "I plan to use the same basic roadmap and blueprint here at San Jose State."
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