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Thousands of businesses have come to rely on the ERP accounting, CRM, manufacturing, data acquistion, and mobility solutions from TIW Technology. Companies choose ALERE with the confidence of TIW's more than thirty-five year track record and a proven reputation in the marketplace for integrity and service excellence.
ALERE Business Applications
ERP software as it should be - fully integrated with CRM, Data Acquisition and Document Management! Every function talks with every other function - right out of the box!
Realtime design delivers automatic period closings, as-of reporting, enter it once data, and a tight & light hardware footprint to maximize everyday perfomance for the user!
Archiving provides big data at your fingertips for customer, supplier, inventory, and general ledger account Analytics!
A modifiable product that can be upgraded, so you can do it your way, with the customizations intact!
Single purpose apps that are easy to design and provide real-time communication with ALERE using mobile devices anywhere there is internet access!
ALERE Business Applications is one product with all the tools to grow from a small manufacturer to a Fortune 100 company. ALERE delivers a first-quality solution that will exceed the expectations of your company!
"JX Nippon Mining & Metals needed a solution that could meet the needs of our fast moving manufacturing environment. We reviewed the combined Accounting and Manufacturing software from ALERE along with several other competing software products. We decided that ALERE Accounting and ALERE Manufacturing were the best fit for us. The parts of ALERE software that we like most are: the traceability between transactions, product costing and the ability to integrate ALERE with other software we use. The implementation team was very responsive to our needs and provided us with software customizations and customized reports. These customizations allowed us to continue to do the things that make our organization great without having to change our processes to match the software. We have been using ALERE for over 3 years and have been extremely satisfied with our software choice."
"It was hard to find a package like TIW. It almost seemed like they made it for us. The support I get from TIW - I don't even have another company I can compare it to in any field. They are fantastic!"
"The reason we chose TIW back in the early 90's was that we needed a package that suited our needs based on a low volume-high mix manufacturing enviroment. What is so appealing about their product is the MRP engine they use. It allows us to do forecast sharing with our suppliers. We have a wholly integrated single TIW solution."
Kokatat upgraded a legacy business system 15 years ago and chose ALERE. The product has matured over the years and Development has kept pace with the changing and growing needs of our business. Key modules have been added over time making the product extremely feature rich, able to adapt to business processes, while retaining the flexibility that is the hallmark of the ALERE product.
The pricing has always been fair. The level of technical support that customers receive is unparalleled in the industry – everything from email/phone support, to assisting on how to implement a new business process into the ALERE system, to actually looking at live data to help troubleshoot an issue. Working with a Valued Added Reseller (VAR), ALERE can be customized and tailored to fit business needs. I value the development tools and the ability to customize reports, menus, screens and code.
TIW has been a valued partner over the past 15 years and the ALERE product has been an integral part of our business success.
"I believe the software should work for us. Not us working for the software. Really happy with ALERE because it is really stable, really reliable, and they are constantly upgrading the capabilites. And they are extremely responsive."
Companies appreciate how modestly priced ALERE is both to purchase and to maintain. ALERE is designed to require little support once installed and implemented. Developed 100% by our own staff, ALERE requires no special hardware and will easily run on LAN, Client/Server, and terminal services platforms.
A strong development program results in regular releases of new versions of ALERE. Customizations using the TIW Developer's Kit, can minimize the effort (if any) of moving to a new release, preserving your investment. An HTML Help manual has support down to the field level for the user. A library of instructional videos are embedded in the manual and available on the web site.
The cornerstone of ALERE is its broad range and depth of accounting features that make it extremely appealing to a wide variety of businesses. Native functionality includes automatic period closings, extensive inventory and warehouse support, email automation, document management, analytics, multi-currency, commissions, and credit card processing,
Manage prospects, customers and suppliers as both companies and individually as contacts with ease. Manage email and direct mail campaigns. Write quotes for prospects that can be smoothly turned into orders. Enjoy two-way links with Outlook. Use smart phone apps to access customer information or create your own.
Create single purpose apps with online links with laptops and tablets. Use them for a whole host of activities, such as placing orders, collecting inforamtion, and doing detailed inquiries. Publish and maintain information in the Cloud for apps on smart phones and to support your company's Enterprise Content Management objectives.
The discrete manufacturer will find a wealth of tools to help control production including transaction-based work orders, routing, costing, Sychronous Manufacturing and Component/Modular/Variable/Phantom/Kit bills of material up to 25 levels deep! Preventative maintenance scheduling is built into the backbone of the software.
Track and report manufacturing processes with handheld or wedge scanners. Quickly and accurately scan items for sales orders, for shipping and receiving inventory, for doing physical inventory counts, and for time and attendance! Even stock inquiries, printing labels, and increasing or decreasing inventory becomes a snap! All done in real-time.
ALERE offers a path for companies looking for a SBT VisionPoint replacement or Pro Series replacement. These venerable packages have reached their end of life and are no longer supported. ALERE offers a conversion program that can bring over static and dynamic data while providing a significant upgrade to a modern platform for SBT users.


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A Minnesota court confirmed Monday that Democrat Al Franken won the most votes in his 2008 Senate race against Republican Norm Coleman, who already had announced plans to appeal.
Coleman has 10 days to appeal to the state Supreme Court. Such an appeal could delay for weeks the seating of Minnesota's second senator.
After a statewide recount and seven-week trial, Franken stands 312 votes ahead. He gained more votes from the challenge than Coleman.

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Zombie Convention Sketch #2
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Chapter: comics
Zombie Convention Sketches are the order of the day today. I'm currently at Fandemonium nerding it up and showing my humble zombie comic off to the fans.
Sadly I wasn't able to get a comic done with all the prep work I'm doing for this, but I can sketch like a madman to I made this for today's update. Don't worry as normal comics will return very shortly and we'll finally find out what happens when a crazy stalker zombie ex-wife and a attractive zombie hunter fight over one undeserving zombie….. or will we.


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Shankar's Nanban, which is a remake of Bollywood movie 3 Idiots, will have original tunes in the film. The movie bosses are not retaining any song from Aamir Khan starrer film.
Harris Jayaraj confirmed the news and tweeted, "We are not retaining any of the tracks from Hindi for the film Nanban. All songs will be freshly tuned…". As of now, the music director has completed scoring three tunes for the film and he is busy with the fourth song.
Earlier, it was reported that the movie bosses are planning to retain a few songs from 3 Idiots, including 'All is Well…l'. However, Harris Jayaraj-Shankar, who went to London to compose a few songs, changed their plan to have new tracks in the film. Nanban will have five tracks, which are all penned by Madhan Karky and Na Muthukumar.


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Even as a native New Yorker, actor Steven Leon doesn't know all the city's secrets. So when he created Actorscomfort last year, it wasn't just to help actors new to the Big Apple. He also wanted to help himself. "I saw that successful actors knew where to get the resources and how to use them," he says. "I figured if I could come up with a list of certain resources, I could help actors' success, including mine."
The website lists resources in categories including housing, transportation, employment, and health care. "I know people who are auditioning and getting work," Leon says, "but they're crashing on a friend's sofa. Or they're touring and they don't have health insurance. Doing it all can be the biggest challenge." As the challenges in his own career changed, he added other categories to the site. He needed day care, for instance, when he had a son three years ago, and he needed legal assistance for a problem with his paycheck. "I have sections for these things because people don't realize how much they need it until it's too late," he says. "And there's so much stuff that's already out there." In addition to updating the site regularly, Leon plans to add a blogging community for actors and offer a line of ActorscomfortNYC merchandise. In the meantime, here's a sample of the site's listings.
Housing: Actor Sublet is a new public database for actors and other artists in search of housing. Like Craigslist, anyone can browse the listings, but a small fee is required to contact the poster.
Transportation: HopStop provides step-by-step directions to anywhere in the city, with subway, bus, and walking instructions, plus an estimate of how long it will take to get there.
Employment: Leon toots the Back Stage horn (www.back stage.com) in the employment section; he also lists ActorsAccess.com, NYCasting.com, and many other sites.
Health Care: At the Woodhull Medical Center in Brooklyn, actors can take advantage of (the Artist Access program -- uploaded/healthfaqs.pdf), which charges income-based fees for health care. Currently available only at Woodhull, the program may eventually be offered at other public hospitals in the city.
Day Care: Through the Day Care Council of New York, parents can get referrals for affordable child care that suits their needs.
Legal Assistance: Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts provides free and low-cost legal aid to artists and arts organizations.
Networking: Actors Connect is a new social network -- like Facebook or MySpace -- tailored to actors. Members can create profiles, join groups, share casting info, and commiserate. Here are additional resources not listed on ActorscomfortNYC:
Theatre Tickets: The Theatre Development Fund is a nonprofit organization that offers affordable tickets to Broadway and Off-Broadway shows. It's best known for the TKTS booths -- in Times Square, at South Street Seaport, and in downtown Brooklyn -- where theatre enthusiasts wait in line for tickets up to 50 percent off. Other discounts are available to members; check the website (www.tdf.org) to see if you meet the criteria for joining. Another site for discounted tickets is Play-by-Play.
Off-Off-Broadway: NYTheatre.com, created by theatre connoisseur Martin Denton, provides reviews, blogs, and news about this bustling, low-cost alternative to Broadway and Off-Broadway.
Culture on a Budget: Newcomers can be overwhelmed by the number of entertainment and dining options in New York, but the savvy New York magazine covers an impressive amount of ground, with extensive reviews of everything from sushi joints to hair salons.


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The report fuelled speculation that Carl-Henric Svanberg may not spend much more time at BP, after being heavily criticised during the oil giant's Gulf of Mexico crisis.
Among a series of gaffes by senior BP board members, he was rounded on by the American media for saying that victims of the US spill were the "small people". Mr Svanberg had to apologise, saying he had spoken "clumsily".
The newspaper also reported that Leif Johansson, outgoing chief executive of the Volvo truck business, will become chairman at Ericsson.
It said there were two candidates – including one non-Swede – left in line for the Volvo chairman job.
Mr Svanberg is a well-respected business figure in Sweden but failed to woo BP's shareholders because of his invisibility during the first days of the oil spill. He also let slip ill-advised comments that he had assumed being in for a "smooth ride" at BP.
The 58-year-old Swede joined the BP board as chairman almost exactly a year ago, taking over from Peter Sutherland.
The role, traditionally one of the most prestigious in corporate Britain, had previously been linked with a host of businessman including Chip Goodyear, the former boss of BHP Billiton, and Paul Skinner, the former chairman of Rio Tinto.
Mr Svanberg first made his name at the Swedish engineering company Assa Abloy in the 1990s and is credited with helping to turn around the fortunes of Ericsson.
The oil spill has claimed some prominent scalps at BP, with chief executive Tony Hayward stepping down to be replaced by, Bob Dudley, an American. Andy Inglis, the director of exploration and production, has left to join Petrofac, the oil services company.
Following a management shake-up, BP's new divisions are being led by Mike Daly, head of exploration, Bernard Looney, chief of development, Bob Fryar, boss of production, and Andy Hopwood, who is in charge of strategy.
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Andrew Clark on America + Automotive industry
The British aren't flavour of the month among American consumers just at the moment. What good timing, therefore, for Chrysler to be running an ad for its Dodge Challenger "muscle car" that shows vanquished British soldiers fleeing in terror during the revolutionary war
Here's a remarkable sign of the shifting balance of global trade - for the first time in its 102-year history, Detroit's biggest carmaker, General Motors, is selling more cars in China than it does in the United States
The car industry may be all atwitter with talk of plug-in cars and hybrid engines. But there was a cold, hard assessment on the ongoing dominance of petrol today from Bob Lutz, the veteran vice-chairman for product design at General Motors
It's showtown in Detroit. The recession-battered, bedraggled US city is putting on its finest, cheeriest face this week for the North American International Auto Show - the annual opportunity to showcase motown's wares to the world
The General Motors boss Fritz Henderson was supposed to be keynote speaker this morning at the opening of the Los Angeles motor show. At least, that was the plan - until he abruptly resigned, at the behest of the company's board, on Tuesday
While Barack Obama tried his hardest to strike an upbeat note on today's bankruptcy filing by General Motors, there was an endearingly gloomy admission north of the border from Canada's prime minister, Stephen Harper.
Who are the lunatics still buying shares in General Motors? It is five minutes to midnight for the ailing carmaker. Trading in GM is a bit like placing a bet on the timing at which a doctor will switch off the life support of a brain-dead patient.
As the US government tries to salvage General Motors and Chrysler from the motoring scrapyard, the car manufacturers' lenders are being portrayed as the awkward squad. But there is more to the situation than heartless banks holding the industry to ransom.


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Target vs Walmart After reading the Target vs Walmart debate in our forums over which store has better prices, I decided to put it to the test with my own comparison. At both stores, I recorded the … [Read more...]
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In-house and Bored? 3 Causes and Cures of In-house SEO Syndrome
You might be full of energy inhouse, only for things move at a snails pace until you become bored. Here's how this can be caused and how you can avert it.
You might be full of energy inhouse, only for things move at a snails pace until you become bored. Here's how this can be caused and how you can avert it.
An in-depth look at the Rel=Publisher mark up tag. How to Implement it, the advantages of using it and the problems with Google's "brand promotion tool.
SWOT Analysis has been used by marketers since the 1960s; but it's also a great technique to help define your SEO Strategy.
After you put the effort in to upload your corporate or client videos to YouTube, it's vital that you are able to track and measure how each individual video is working for you
Any good marketer can come up with great content for their niche, the difficult part is securing the budget to execute the plan. Well, help's at hand…
An outline of all the steps necessary to consider and undertake when embracing global search marketing.
Looking at competitors, mobile , perceived affordance and the differences between offline and online customer experience management when optimizing a website. Part two of the series.
Facebook has finally implemented some well overdue changes to their 'Pages' feature which means that administrators will now be able delegate just that bit more effectively
Google offers several tools that can help you do research on your target audience. This post talks about several of them and how you can use them best.
Looking at the psychology of online users to gain an understanding (in the deeper sense) why someone is visiting your website and what the motivations are for doing so.


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(JNPR) Juniper Network's T4000 Finds More Takers
Networking giant Juniper Networks Inc. (JNPR) recently announced that it has provided telecom company Belgacom Group with its advanced core routing solutions (T4000). The Belgacom Group is the largest telecommunications company in Belgium, which offers fixed line communication, mobile communications and ICT (Information and Communication Technology) services. Financial terms of the deal were kept confidential.
With Juniper's T4000 routers, Belgacom aims at delivering ultra-fast Internet access and bandwidth growth, keeping pace with the growing usage of Internet applications. The advanced core routing solution will enable Belgacom to develop its core networking infrastructure to meet the increasing demand for next generation cloud applications and online videos on smartphones and tablets.
Last month, the China Education and Research Network ('CERNET') deployed Juniper's T4000 routing solution for an undisclosed sum.
The Chinese government and the Chinese Ministry of Education jointly set up a nationwide education and research computer network, the CERNET. The network is constructed and operated by Tsinghua and other leading Chinese universities. CERNET interconnects a number of Chinese Universities, educational institutes and research centers and is dedicated to support the country's higher education institutions.
With Juniper's T4000 routers, CERNET is now delivering ultra-fast broadband services to educational institutions and is helping the government to achieve the objectives of its education Project 211, initiated in 1995. The project was intended to improve the research standards of leading Chinese universities. As many as 20,000,000 students in 2000 universities across China are benefiting from the broadband services.
Juniper's T4000 core routers were introduced as a next iteration of its flagship T-series routers in 2010. The launch of T4000 was made to compete with Cisco Systems Inc.'s (CSCO) Carrier Routing System 3 (CRS 3). The growing demand for T4000 is evident from the back-to-back deal wins. We also believe that the success of T4000 with CERNET and Belgacom will likely attract similar deals going forward, given the growing demand for fast Internet services.
We remain encouraged by the rapid deployment of Juniper's networking products and services by organizations and government verticals to meet growing business demand. We also appreciate Juniper's continuous efforts to make strategic acquisitions, which enrich its product portfolio.
But stiff competition from F5 Networks Inc. (FFIV), Cisco and Alcatel-Lucent (ALU), strained spending from the telecom companies and macro uncertainty keep us concerned.
Currently, Juniper has a Zacks Rank #4 (Sell).
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ESPN Sunday Night Football was the ESPN cable network's weekly television broadcasts of Sunday evening National Football League (NFL) games. The first ESPN Sunday night broadcast occurred on November 8, 1987, while the last one aired on January 1, 2006. ESPN broadcast Sunday night games from the second half of the NFL season to the end from 1987-1997 (TNT broadcast the first half from 1990 to 1997). Beginning in 1998, they broadcast the entire slate of Sunday night games, and had exclusive rights to any night game other than the season opener and regular Monday games, which aired on ABC. Thus, ESPN would usually have a few weekends each season with games on both Saturday (sometimes Thursday instead) and Sunday nights.
Mike Patrick, Joe Theismann, and (from 1998 on) Paul Maguire were in the announcing booth, and Suzy Kolber reported from the sidelines.
During Sunday Night Football's first season in 1987, the announcing booth had Patrick, Roy Firestone, and a weekly "guest color commentator." Theismann took over as lead analyst after that.
In 2002, ESPN's SNF crew covered the new Thursday, opening night kickoff game.
In 2004, Pat Summerall replaced Patrick for the preseason and for several regular season weeks following Patrick's recovery from open-heart surgery.
After the 2005 season, ESPN ended this package in favor of Monday Night Football. The Sunday-night time slot now hosts various sporting events under the name Sunday Showdown. Sunday night NFL games are now broadcast by NBC.
- Mike Patrick (Play-by-play, 1987-2003 and Oct 2004-2005)
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SOURCE: '"The Pen of the Contriver': The Four Fictions of Northanger Abbey," in Jane Austen: Bicentenary Essays, edited by John Halperin, Cambridge University Press, 1975, pp. 89-111.
In the following essay, Ristkok Burlin interprets Northanger Abbey as a "single, complex treatment of the theme of fiction."
In Northanger Abbey, Jane Austen came to terms with her art in a single, complex treatment of the theme of fiction. Every character in this novel is implicated in the fictive process. Its heroine is a novel-reader, its hero an inveterate inventor of fictions, its villains liars, contrivers of fictions. The complicated plot is based totally on fictions, each of its major crises being precipitated by a fiction. The first crisis is obviously Catherine's discovery of the delusive nature of Gothic romances, the second crisis, her discovery of the delusive fictions of Bath. The third, and most important crisis, Catherine's sudden and...
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This section of my site represents the life I once had, before my current stint as a doctoral student at UW-Madison. Hence, much of it is old.
There are, however, a few interesting things I've done. The calendar project, for example, is still a pretty neat little photo-a-day journal of my life for 2004. Some of the drawings and paintings I did aren't horrible, and they remind me that if I apply myself I can find time to do fun things. I have a page for my Meyers-Briggs personality stuff because I think it's the most accurate and concise external representation of who I am. My sad and outdated resume shows another side of me. There's a page dedicated to my trip to Nepal, where immediately afterwards, I vowed to go into water resource management and invent a better outhouse (and never did). And, perhaps the most important, are my writings -- a masters degree of poetry that I look back upon from time to time when I get particularly upset with the tenor of my academic papers. I used to write with a sense of passion.
I talk about how cool I am, and thoroughly explain why you should find me utterly fascinating.
I don't have a PayPal donation button, so you'll have to work a bit if you really want to give me money: I'm not easily bought.


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By Toni Clarke
Jan 15 (Reuters) - Merck & Co Inc's experimental blood clot-preventing drug vorapaxar should be approved to reduce the risk of further heart problems in people who have suffered a recent heart attack, an advisory panel to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration concluded on Wednesday.
The panel voted 10-1 in favor of the drug, which would, if approved, be sold under the brand name Zontivity. The FDA is not bound to follow the advice of its advisory panels but typically does so.
Results from a trial known as TRA 2P were "robust," panelists said, and justified approval for patients who had suffered a heart attack.
They agreed with the company that the drug should not be used in patients with a history of stroke, since there was an increased risk of bleeding in the brain in this group of patients.
"I think this drug addresses a real unmet medical need," said Dr. Philip Sager, consulting professor of medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine.
The vote followed a positive analysis by reviewers for the FDA, whose report, published on Monday, also recommended the drug be approved.
Vorapaxar works by preventing blood cells, or platelets, from clumping together and forming clots in the arteries, which can lead to heart attacks.
Other anti-platelets include aspirin and Plavix, which is made by Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. Merck's drug works in a different way, by inhibiting a receptor known as PAR-1.
The drug increased the overall risk of bleeding in clinical trials, though the risk in patients who had not had a stroke did not outweigh the drug's benefit, panelists said.
Still, Dr. Sanjay Kaul, a cardiologist and professor at UCLA School of Medicine who voted in favor of approval, urged the FDA to "do its due diligence" around the bleeding risk.
Each year about 190,000 Americans have a second heart-related event, according to Merck. Standard therapy to prevent a second episode often includes treatment with aspirin and Plavix. Vorapaxar would be given in addition to standard treatment.
"The results of today's advisory committee mark an important milestone in our effort to bring vorapaxar to appropriate patients with a history of heart attack," Dr. Daniel Bloomfield, who leads Merck's cardiovascular research, said in a statement. "We look forward to working with the FDA as it completes its review."
Merck has proposed that the drug's label urge caution when prescribing the drug for patients who weigh less than 60 kilograms (132 lbs) since the risk of bleeding in these patients appears to be higher than in heavier patients.
Panelists could not reach a consensus recommendation on how lower-weight patients should be treated. Representatives from the FDA said they will continue to discuss the matter before making their final ruling.
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Today the wonderful Jen from the Nerdy Bookworm Box is stopping by the blog for an interview! Click to read more about the box as well as Jen herself!
For those who haven't heard, I've had the wonderful oppurtunity of getting to talk to and work with Jen, the owner of the book box subscription, the Nerdy Bookworm Box. For the past four months, I've gotten to see how how Jen and her business has skyrocketed and I couldn't be happier for her! Today, she's stopping by the blog for an interview, which I am super excited about and I hope you are too! Below in the interview, I asked her questions about the book box that I thought would interest you, as well as some questions about Jen herself!
Before we get into the interview, here's a little information about the box! The Nerdy Bookworm Box is a monthly subscription service that focuses on fantasy and science fiction novels. Each month Jen curates a box based on a certain theme such as Book Boyfriends, Dystopian, and one of my favorites, Dark Magic. The box will contain a newly released YA or Adult novel along with 3-5 bookish goodies that relate to the theme and book. Bookish goodies includes: super cute pins, signed bookplates, posters, candles, (my fave!) and other amazing book goodies. The box always sells out fast and every time we get the notification that the box has shipped, it's basically Christmas for us bookworms!
Now time for the interview!
S&D: How did you come up with the name The Nerdy Bookworm Box? Did you have any others in mind?
Jen: First, thanks so much for having me! I came up with the name for the box by thinking about who I wanted the box to be for. And the answer was simple. Bookworms who are also a bit nerdy! I checked to make sure no other book boxes were using it yet, and the box was born shortly after that!
S&D: How do you go about the process when choosing a book and a theme for the Nerdy Bookworm Box? Theme first or the book?
Jen: The book comes first most definitely. I've been keeping a spreadsheet of new and upcoming books on my computer, and I like to read each title before making the final pick each month. I do have a list of themes I'd like to use at some point if the opportunity presents itself, but the choice of the book always come first. It's important to me to send out books I truly think are special and that subscribers will love.
S&D: What are some of the best things/moments about opening up the Nerdy Bookworm Box? Have you faced any tough challenges?
Jen: One of the best moments was that week when subscribers began to receive the first box. I had no idea how it was going to go over, and it really was the moment of truth. So, when the feedback was great, it was a wonderful feeling. There are tough challenges in running a subscription box, but I've loved every minute of it. You have to be organised, and there's a lot of balls to juggle. Since I work with small business who handcraft their products, it's crucial to plan ahead.
S&D: Do you happen to have a favorite box that you've curated recently or will be currating?
Jen: Of the ones I've sent out so far, I have to say the Book Boyfriend box has been my most favourite to curate! As soon as I had the idea, I knew exactly which items I wanted to include. There are quite a few things in there that smell nice, so it was a lot of fun picking out the various scents to match each book boyfriend! As for upcoming themes, I'm pretty excited about the September box, but I won't share anything more than that. ;-)
S&D: Do you have any upcoming plans for the Nerdy Bookworm Box that you can share?
Jen: I just added a new mini-magazine to the box called Owl Hoots. It includes exclusive content, such as interviews with the authors, as well as some interactive features, such as quizzes and book club questions. Over the next couple of months, I plan to make the mini-magazine even bigger and better. There's also a few more plans in the works, but we're not quite ready to announce those just yet!
Now it's time to get to know a little bit more about the owner of the Nerdy Bookworm Box, Jen!
S&D: Have you always been a bookworm?
Jen: This is a cliche answer, but I have honestly been a bookworm for as long as I can remember. I've always had a bookshelf stuffed with books, and I remember begging my parents to take me to the bookstore when I had only just learned to read.
S&D: Do you have a favorite author(s)?
Jen: J.K. Rowling is by far my favourite author, but I am also a huge fan of Maggie Stiefvater, George R. R. Martin, Scott Westerfeld, and David Levithan.
S&D: E-books or physicals? Hardbacks or paperbacks?
Jen: All of the above! Really, I love them all. I do prefer physical books over e-books, but I have my Kindle, and I use it often. I probably prefer paperbacks when I'm reading, but the spines of hardcovers look nicer on my shelf. :-)
S&D: What are some of your favorite genres?
Jen: I love all YA from contemporary to historical to dystopian to epic fantasy, and I'm a huge fan of fantasy and science fiction in general.
S&D: If you could dine with any author, living or dead, who would it be and why?
Jen: J.K. Rowling, because I would want to tell her how much her stories have meant to me. I started reading YA because of Harry Potter, I started working in publishing because of Harry Potter, and I wrote both my Masters dissertation and my PhD thesis partly about Harry Potter. As cheesy as it sounds, I can trace back so many choices in my life to my love for those books. It is true that books can make a huge impact on someone's life, and this series has especially for me. And while I'm sure she hears it all the time, I would love to be able to tell her how much her writing has made me into the person I am today.
The Nerdy Bookworm Box was awesome to give me a coupon code for being a rep and I'd love to share it with you all! Once you're at the checkout, add the code SASSY10 and you'll receive 10% off your order! Woohooo!
Don't forget to follow the Nerdy Bookworm Box on their social media accounts which has theme reveals, giveaways, sneak peaks of upcoming boxes, unboxing pictures, coupons and other great things!
So, there you have it! I really do hope you enjoyed the interview as much as I enjoyed partnering up with Jen for it! Out of all of the book box subscriptions there are, the Nerdy Bookworm Box is one of my favorites. From the cute little design, to the contents, Jen works hard at what she does and you can definitely see the effort she puts into every box. I actually received the July box today and the theme of it was Dark Magic and I was absolutely IN LOVE with all of the contents! From a signed book plate, to one of my most anticipated reads to a cute little candle, everything inside was perfect and my little bookworm heart exploded with happiness! Definitely be on the lookout on my Instagram page (@SassyNDangerous) for more pictures of the box and the goodies! I am honored to have been a rep for her and I am so excited to see what else Jen will come up with for the box! If you haven't already subscribed, I highly suggest you do! One of the best book boxes out there!
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Here's my IMAGE presentation. Beware! It's nearly 40mb.
The MORS Symposium was last week and I'd like to thank those that hung in there until the last day to hear my talk. I definitely want to thank those who, after hearing my talk, still asked for a copy of the software! (Your check is in the mail.)
Believe it or not, GENETICS was shown at another conference last week, the Games+Learning+Society Conference in Madison, WI and presented under the banner of Delta3D. Muchas thanks to Perry.
Finally, we have now demonstrated that GENETICS, when given the same parameters and source data on two different machines, created identical landscapes. Screenshots to follow soon.
I'm calling this image "Unsafe flying within GENETICS". So the update is that networking is... err... working. I'm using Delta3D's HLA capability is near idiot-proof. Also, I've implemented a bit of collision detection with respect to placing trees so that vegetation objects won't crowd each other so much.
On the less happy front, the experiment with using OpenGL shader programming to place the vegetation objects (ala "instancing") is not going well. At this point, we might have to cut our losses and rely on a smart GLSL person to come along and figure this out. That means that the current scenario of ~2M vegetation objects running at 15 fps within a 1024x768 window might be around for a while.
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We're presenting at the 73rd MORS Symposium at West Point, NY in June! Also had a nice MOVES demo day yesterday for NPS faculty and students.
The new computer came in! We now have a Shuttle SN95G5 box with an AMD Athlon64 FX-55, 2Gb RAM, and a NVIDIA 6800GT. That resulted in an instant doubling of performance in some scenes over our "old" Shuttle SN41G2, AMD AthlonXP 3000, 1Gb RAM, NVIDIA 6800GT box.
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Made some changes to the Gallery. Latest images now appear on the main page. Clicking an image gives you the full resolution screenshot.
Good news! Performance since January has nearly quadrupled. We are now loading over 1.2M vegetation objects in our initial 1 deg x 1 deg terrain cell and displaying these objects at 15 fps (1600x1200 resolution). What does this mean? We can now create denser forests! Now on to optimizing the REALnat objects. See some examples of our forests in our Gallery (larger images forthcoming).
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A brightness control was added to increase the brightness of the ground texture (useful for dark satellite images).
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Having "your first" comes with plenty of unsolicited advice and a little side eye. For instance, during my first startup, my mom gave me more than side-eye. I got full-on stink eye!
Kind of like having kids or getting married, suddenly people who haven't even given you a pity Facebook like in months are stepping in with plenty of advice. You don't know how many startup "experts" you have in your circles until you make the announcement that you're going from entrepreneur wannabe to the real deal.
The good news (and bad news) is that there are plenty of BS "facts" about starting a startup that simply aren't true or at least aren't true the majority of the time. However, like the stranger pretending to be your dog under the bed and licking your palms, these urban legends refuse to die. Here are some of the biggest loads you'll likely hear from supposedly well intentioned folks.
1. Follow your dreams and you'll always succeed!
Sorry, no. If that were true, there would be a whole lot of kids riding around on Pegasus unicorns that are powered by rainbows. Dreams can be a great thing, but they can also be your downfall. Just because you dream about opening a Paleo savory bakery where "cupcakes" are made out of meatloaf with mashed potato frosting doesn't mean it's going to go over in a community full of vegans.
(Aside: I dream of making $1,000 for every Kansas City Royals baseball game that I watch while simultaneously eating a maple bacon doughnut and never gaining an ounce of weight. I also dream of creating a time machine and going back to 1952, buying a bunch of Mickey Mantle rookie cards, going to 1987, selling them and buying Microsoft stock. Then going to 1991 selling MSFT and buying AOL stock for cheap… then heading to 1996 and selling AOL and buying Yahoo stock… then heading to 2001 and selling Yahoo and buying APPL stock for $13 a share. etc. etc. Those dreams haven't panned out yet. Doc Brown, WHERE ARE YOU?? ).
2. That's a stupid idea.
Not everyone is going to be on board with your startup, and that's okay. On the other hand, maybe it really is a stupid idea. You can figure out which is which by mapping out a business plan, doing your research, and getting help from real professionals (not your grandmother who doesn't even know what a social media platform is). Haters gonna hate—but sometimes they do know what they're talking about.
You have to trust your intuition. If you can get others on board with your idea and actively wanting to join your startup, you may be on to something. Then again, your idea still may be shit.
3. You're either going to be a billionaire overnight or broke forever.
There seems to be no middle ground with startups, but the reality is that you probably won't get rich and (if you do the right planning) you hopefully won't be broke forever. The goal of a startup is often to work for yourself doing work that's relatively enjoyable and make a decent wage at it.
Find your passion. Don't worry about the money, do something that you love that makes a positive impact on the world. Sure, there will be another Zuckerberg in your lifetime probably—but chances are you aren't him… that's because I'm the next overnight billionaire. So get in line!
4. Every startup fails.
Well, this simply isn't true because if it were there would be no small businesses. However, it is true that somewhere around 75 percent of startups fail and some industries are more volatile than others. According to a recent Bloomberg study, 8 out of 10 startups fail within the first 18 months. For example, the vast majority of new restaurants shut their doors for good in the first year.
However, you can go all Hunger Games and stack the odds in your favor by doing your prep work beforehand. Know your market, know your own skills, be realistic, don't make stupid mistakes that countless others before you have and don't burn through your cash on unnecessary things. If you can learn from the demise of others, do so—otherwise, you might be proving number two on this list correct.
5. You'll be living the dream.
This kind of depends on what "the dream" is. If you dream of working 80 hours per week, going without paying yourself at times in order to pay your employees, dealing with nightmarish paperwork and a bunch of people saying "I told you so," then yes, you'll be living the dream right away.
However, if you work hard, avoid stupid faux pas and stay determined, the real dream might just be your reality (an overnight success… in only about five or more years).
I'm now on my fourth startup. This one is more of a marketing technology consultancy firm, CCP Digital. This is after an advertising technology startup, Adiqus, an artist incubation startup in 1999, MethodLab, an SEO firm, and an ad agency, Advangel. Some have been way more successful than others. On the journey, I've learned a ton. I love this space, so I keep moving forward.
The moral of the story is, if your first startup doesn't work. Keep trucking. The American dream? It's still alive and kicking, baby, for those who stay foolish and stay hungry. Treat yo'self to a slice.
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In the USSR, Britain chose an ally of savages led by Bolshevik megalomaniacs. The Red Army committed countless war crimes against Germany and the German people, yet not a single one of the perpetrators have been brought to justice to this day.
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On 30 April 1945, when the military situation had become totally hopeless and Soviet troops were progressing towards the Reich Chancellery, Hitler killed himself together with Eva Braun, whom he had married a few hours earlier in his bunker. Other top National-Socialists were hardly surprised when they heard about Hitler's suicide. Göring declared during an interrogation in October 1945: 'We always knew that the Führer would kill himself if things were coming to an end. We always knew that. There is not the least doubt about it.' Many National-Socialists committed suicide in 1945. Along with Hitler, top National-Socialists like Joseph Goebbels and Heinrich Himmler all committed suicide. Bernhard Rust, Reich Minister of Education, killed himself on 8 May 1945. Himmler committed suicide in Allied captivity (that's not true – he was killed by the British Secret Service
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Hello friends! Today is time for a 'Quilty 365' linkyup.
Read all my post in my new blog HERE. Lots of photos about my day with the dogs in the garden with this quilt top.
Hi dear friends! Time to start in the new address. This year's first post in the new blog address is {Gone Fishing} Baby Quilt!
Welcome to read all this post in my blog's new address: www.nerospostbox.wordpress.com!
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Happy New Year dear friends!
One day I took my scrap boxes and started to separate…
Sadly the result was very poor. The box was full, but when sorted out, decent size scraps were so less. Most were crumbs and chips…but some of them started to speak to me…
Little triangles screamed: We may be small but we can do it! Take your white scraps and you'll see!
So I did, and started to make the puzzle.
I was happy to find an important project, because these last days I couldn't start anything. I have so many ideas going on in my mind but when I thought to start, they seemed to be purposeless.
These, 'useless' littlest chips pushed me to start and I hope they lead me to improvising new year. This time I trim with scissors.
I have made extra design board. It's a small board which I covered with piece of fleece. It can be on my sewing table, lean against the wall or I may hang it on the wall. If you don't have space for design wall you can still make small design board. Use any board, wood or even carton. Or tape a piece of fleece or wadding on the door. Try, it makes big difference to see your design on the wall/board and not on the table.
Some of these little blocks are now on the board and some on the table…and there are still many little triangles waiting for white scraps.
Jayne at 'Twiggy and Opal' inspired me finally to start something with the littlest. I admire her beautiful, unique work and fun writing. Thank you Jayne! I have also an other project going on, where I used idea from Jayne's blocks…those half retangle blocks.
'Scandic Scene' is again on the design wall and in my thoughts. I have some ideas how to continue and hope to finish soon this quilt top to start the quilting.
Time to say Farewell 2015 and Welcome 2016! I think this is a good moment to move to a new address and to start a new chapter in 'Nero's Post and Patch: http://www.nerospostbox.wordpress.com. I was happy to see in the stats that many old posts are visited often again so I'm sure we shall meet now and then also here in my 'old' blog.
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Hi dear friends! Hoping that you'll have lovely, relaxing holidays and time for sewing, I'll show you what I have started…
Mugs! Who wouldn't love mugs! I collect them and feel that it's high time to get new mugs. Would you like to get a new mug every day?! And to design it by yourself!
There are several things that made me start this project. First, I didn't have any hand sewing project going on. No quilt top for hand quilting and my hexies just don't inspire me at all now.
As the mugs had stuck to my head, I had to try if I like to make them or should I forget the whole thing. I gathered my things in a box with the little heart suitcase which is usually for my hexy project.
How I started? First I draw and cut some tamplates and even the frame to help me fussy cut the fabric. Later I saw that the templated is not necessary because the mug shape is very easy. I cut them with scissors and straight edges are easy to turn and press the seam allowance with your finger/nail. Then I just pin the mug on my background fabric and sew it around.
I haven't done much applique except the raw edge applique with the sewing machine (which I love), so these simple mugs are perfect for a start. But how to make the ears? Those I couldn't imagine to applique. I tried ribbon and it works well. But I don't want shiny ribbons and I picked all the mat clour ribbons from my stash. Or should I add some bling bling?
Knowing that I like to continue this, I fixed a box to keep all I need. Even the little blue 'tray' fits on the box – it doesn't close now but I'm not planning to travel anywhere. The little red suitcase doesn't work because now I need threads in many colours. Finally I found perfect use for my two little tin boxes …
'Pretty Thing's will hold my threads and 'Make a Wish' will hide my pins and is also thread catcher. Hmmm, where I can put my pins and needle…I have to make a little pin cushion….
… unfortunately I haven't finished the christmas cleaning so pin cushion has to wait a little bit.
My thoughts: First I was ready to start to make the circles. Then thinking a little bit more, I stepped back. I know that I'm not able to make this every day. The circles need template and for ex. folio paper or basting to turn the seam allowance. Maryse shows well how she's doing this.
I really liked Marle's mugs and wanted to make some, so I thought to mix these two ideas. Marle has pieced her mugs and paper pieced the ears.
I started my mug-project 18.12.2015, but I let myself to have a free program. Sometimes I may sew several mugs per day and then perhaps none for a while. Even the idea of 'Quilty 365' is fantastic, I'm not going to make 365 mugs, that would be too much even for a mug lover…or perhaps shouldn't say anything if I end up with 563 mugs!
Yesterday I took down the box with Christmas decorations and found my dear Moose rotary candle holder. They are so funny when running around!
Remember that soon I start to post in the new address: http://www.nerospostbox.wordpress.com.
I wish you Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Thank you for your company this year and for writing the sweetest, friendly comments! I'm looking for to start the new sewing year with you sharing our ideas, inspiration and passion for creating!
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Happy 4th Advent, dear friends! Today I have something special to share.
I have a special guest at home these days, Peggy Pig is her name. She is very shy so my Beth Bunny came to help us. The thing is that I have been reading Anna's stories at Mia's blog and one day Peggy saw Anna Mouse and realized that Anna was her long lost friend! They had grown together but then Peggy moved away and travelled around so they lost their contact.
Peggy couldn't believe her eyes when she saw Anna! She was so excited that she wanted to send to Anna something special. We were thinking together what that could be and then got an idea to make a quilt. We new that Anna loves rosies and pink so those we picked and began to cut …
Peggy and I love stars and we had really fun time playing with the scraps and making the wonky star with lots of pinks!
…rosies, dasies and greens around …
We stitched by hand with Peggy and made this sweet quilt for Anna Mouse.
Peggy was worried if the size is good because she hadn't seen Anna for a long time. We asked our friend Beth Bunny to test the quilt (the first photo). Beth said that it's very good and better too big than too small.
Peggy packed the quilt carefully, fixed the parcel and wrote the card to her friend, Anna. I saw tears in her eyes…she was touched about having a contact again with her old friend.
Then we send the parcel and had to wait and hope that Anna will receive it soon. One day we got the great news: the parcel had arrived! Read here how happy Anna was about the letter and parcel from her dear friend, Peggy!
Who knows…perhaps one day Anna Mouse and Peggy Pig meat again!
Happy 4th Advent! Lets see what Anna is doing today!
Only few days until Christmas! I hope that we all can finish quickly our works, bakings, cleanings, perhaps still some gift sewings and then slow down. relax and enjoy the holidays!
I have so many new project ideas in my mind! One of them was in my mind day and night these last days so I had to try if it works and if I like to do it. Stay on lines, I shall tell you more about that soon!
Thank you for your visit and lovely comments!
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Hello dear friends! I'm back from fishing and with a good catch, I would say!
In fact these fishes I catched in Finland when I was shopping with my friend Leena. I'm so happy I did, because now they were just what I needed. This small quilt goes to a new born baby boy.
Stars were wished and they show well the little sea creatures …
These fish fabrics were small and different size pieces, so I cut them as big as possible squares to show the cute fabrics well. Not many scaraps were left over. A little more than this …
Trimmings look always fun!
I haven't used many times sashing, but for this it was good. It separetes the stars and makes the colours even more bright. Fortunately I had just right blue Kona that I had bought from Judith's shop. All the fabrics are quilting cottons except the white which is good quality cotton from a local shop.
Now I'm quilting this by hand and hope to finish very soon…because there is a mouse waiting on my sewing table.
Other news are for my blog. You know that I have been thinking how to continue. Soon I have ran out of space here and had to decide what to do. Continue? Yes! Buy my own domain? Yes but then no. Start with new address? YES!
Decision was made because:
1. Having my own domain is not so easy. There are lot of things to fix and do which are not so easy as in a free blog. I learnt this with Trikimia's blog.
2. I already decided to start to pay my own domain, but then realized few things as the no 1. And if I stop one day writing and paying, what happens? Does my blog then just stop existing?
3. Changing the address. I had decided to start to pay to be able to continue with the same blog and same address. But with your own domain the address change anyway.
So with these things in my mind, I decided to start a new chapter at 'Nero's Post and Patch'. Everything continues as usually. Only the address will change a little bit. New address is http://www.nerospostbox.wordpress.com
I'm now fixing the new blog and after the Christmas I start to post in the new address. Even then this blog site stays as it is and you can always visit and read the posts, tutorials etc. In the new blog there will be also links to the tutorials etc.
I'm linking at: 'Sew Cute Tuesday', 'Fabric Tuesday', 'Linky Tuesday', 'Let's Be Social', 'Needle and Thread', 'Thank goodness its' Finished Friday', 'Whoomp There It is!'. All the buttons are also on my sidelist, so you can easily visit my friends' blogs when ever you like.
Thank you for your visit and lovely comments! Enjoy your sesonal and other sewings and hope to see you soon!


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- Annual Spring Conference: Post-Colonial Truth Telling
- May 13, 10am-2pm
- East Dining Hall, Music Building
- Co-sponsored by: the Leonard Lief
- Library, Lehman College
- The Division of Humanities and Arts, CCNY
- The Center for Worker Education, CCNY
- The Department of Anthropology, Lehman College
- All films will be screened in Leonard Lief Library's Fine Arts Classroom 226A. Documented: A Film by an Undocumented American- February 25, 11:00am-1:00pm
- The Mexican Suitcase- March 12, 12:30-2:30pm
- Virunga- May 6, 11:00am-1:00pm
Co-sponsored by the Leonard Lief Library
Insurgent Ethnography: Crafting Stories that Stick
- Monday, May 4, 11am-12:15 pm Carman Hall 229
- The Deaths of Eric Garner and Michael Brown- March 4, 2:30pm-5:00pm, East Dining Hall Music Building
- Co-sponsored by the Department of Philosphy and the Department of Anthropology
Challenging Impunity in Domestic Courts: Human Rights Prosecution in Latin America- Wednesday, March 3, 7pm
At Washington College, Maryland.
Kentucky Cantata talkback by Dr. Sanford on January 31 at Here Arts Center. Dr. Sanford will give a talkback immediately following the show, which begins at 7pm.
- Ayotzinapa: A Public Discussion on Violence in Mexico Monday November 24, 5:00 pm (Kent Hall, Columbia University)
- Femicide, Democracy and the Rule of Law in Guatemala: Recent Advances and Enduring Struggles Tuesday November 25, 11:00am
- Human Rights Law and Documentary Filmmaking Thursday, October 23 6:30 - 8:00pm (Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at the Center for Worker Education of the City College of New York)
- Know Your Rights Wednesday, October 22 12:00pm- 2pm
- The Comparative Politics of Accountability, Transitional Justice & Civil Conflict: On the deployment of Human Rights & International Humanitarian Law Thursday, September 18, 2014 6:00p.m.-7:30p.m. (International Policy Center, Gerald R Ford School of Public Policy, University of Michigan)
- Gender Violence, Conflict and the State Wednesday April 2, 2014 10:00am-2:00pm
- Women and Genocide Monday, March 17th, 9:00am-2:30pm (Queens College)
Fall 2013 Speakers Series
- Sicilian Mafia and Colombian Paramilitaries: Fieldwork of a War Machine: Monday, December 2- Library Atrium, 11:00am-2:00pm
- The Guatemalan Genocide Trials: Monday, November 4- Library Atrium, 11:00am-2:00pm
- Frontline Reporting on Human Rights Abuses, Corruption and Drug Violence in Central America: Monday, October 28- Library Atrium, 11:00am-2:00pm
- Justice and Impunity in the Aftermath of Genocide: Tuesday, October 15- Library Atrium, 11:00am-1:30pm
Human Rights Events at Lehman
- Sex and International Tribunals: The Erasure of Gender from the War Narrative
- A Reading and Discussion by Chiseche Salome Mibenge: Tuesday, November 12- Treehouse Conference Room 317, 4:00-5:00pm
- Our Youth and Our Families: Undocumented Youth Activism and Immigrant Rights Politics: Friday, October 11
Spring 2013 Human Rights Film Series
- Las Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo & the Search for Identity
Wednesday April 10, 11:00am-2:00pm
This film tells the story of Las Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo, an Argentinian human rights organization of grandmothers committed to finding their lost grandchildren, who they believe were stolen by their country's military government some 30 years ago.*Winner of the International Indie Award of Excellence. Film screening to be followed by Skype Discussion with filmmaker C.A.Tuggle
- The Echo of Pain of the Many
Wednesday: April 24, 11:00am-2:00pm
A documentary that follows the profound story of Ana Lucia Cuevas' search for her brother Carlos Cuevas, who was disappeared by Guatemalan security forces in 1984. Film screening to be followed by Skype Discussion with filmmaker Ana Lucia Cuevas
- Worse than War– The Film with Daniel Jonah Goldhagen
Thursday, May 9: 11:00am-2:00pm
"A Fiery Scholar on the Trail of Genocide and Its Causes… Reaching beyond glib explanations of why so many died" — New York Times. Worse than War is first major documentary to explore the phenomenon of genocide and how we can stop it. Writer and filmmaker Daniel Jonah Goldhagen joins us to discuss the film.
Film Series Co-Sponsors: Herbert H. Lehman Center for Student Leadership Development, Leonard Lief Library, Anthropology, and Latin American, Latino, and Puerto Rican Studies. All film screenings at the Leonard Lief Library, Fine Arts Room 226 (2nd floor), Lehman College. Free and Open to the Public.
Making Public, Forming Publics: Liberal Intellectuals Debate the Armenian Genocide in Contemporary Turkey:
Monday, December 10, 2012, 6.30-8 pm
(The Graduate Center)
Special Panel Discussion on Guatemala: Can there be Peace with Justice after Genocide?
The Guatemalan Army and National Police killed eight unarmed Maya peasants when they opened fire on a peaceful protest organized by 48 Maya K'iche' communities in Totonicapan on October 4, 2012. More than 35 protesters were wounded and the violent attack on the right to peaceful assembly sent a wave of fear through Guatemala which has yet to come to terms with the 200,000 killed during the genocide in the early 1980s. Can there be peace after genocide? Is it possible to bring perpetrators to justice? This inter-disciplinary panel will explore political participation and rule of law in Guatemala's fledgling democracy.
- Dr. Timothy Smith, Princeton Latin American Studies. Truth-Voting against the Past: Electoral Participation and Political Subjectivity in (Post)War Guatemala
- Alexander Aisenstadt, Yale Law School. From Law Books to the History Books: The Role of International and National Courts in Enforcing Human Rights in Guatemala.
- Moderated by Dr. Victoria Sanford, Center for Human Rights and Peace Studies
Wednesday, November 28, 2012, 11:00am – 2:00pm
Leonard Lief Library, 2nd Floor - Atrium
Sexual violence and the transmission of trauma in South Sudan, Central America and the Democratic Republic of Congo
Sexual violence is a weapon of war, and it is also a domain of sexual behavior that is poorly understood in the context of uniformed populations. While much attention has been given to the consequences and aftermath of sexual violence, there remains a gap in scholarship that elucidates the systematic production of sexual violence and tangible actions that can be taken. In this presentation, Dr. Mike Anastario from the Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality at New York University explores the role that trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder play in the perpetration of sexual coercion in military populations, and he discusses implications for change that can occur through mechanisms of data collection, surveillance, and forensic documentation.
Tuesday, October 9, 11:00 am -1:00 pm
Leonard Lief Library, Atrium – 2nd Floor
Annual Open Forum for the Lehman Community
- October 2, 2012 1:00pm - 3:00pm
- Leonard Lief Library, Atrium 2nd Floor
- Free and Open to Lehman Students, Faculty and Staff
Center for Human Rights and Peace Studies Spring 2012 Conference- Nueva Visión: Latino Politics and the Rights of Migrants in the Americas
Check out the flier for more details [PDF]
Thursday, May 10, 2012, 2:00pm - 8:00pm
Music Building, East Dining Room
Co-sponsors: Department of Political Science at Lehman College and CUNY Latino Initiative
Breaking The Cycle of Violence Addressing The Needs of Central American Immigrants In Mexico
The National Human Rights Committee of Mexico (CNDH) estimates that over 11,000 migrants were kidnapped in Mexico in a six-month period in 2010. Padre Alejandro Solalinde Guerra decided to create a shelter called "Hermanos en el Camino" which provides migrants a brief and safe rest during their journey. As a result of his work, he has faced death threats and other challenges.
Thursday, February 16, 2012, 6:00 p.m.– 8:00 p.m.
Music Building, East Dining Room
GRANITO: How to Nail a Dictator
Screening and Q&A with Editor Peter Kinoy
[When the Mountains Tremble and GRANITO]
Wednesday, October 26, 2011, 11:00am – 1:00pm
Leonard Lief Library, Fine Arts Classroom 226A
Co-sponsored by: Academic Affairs, the Center for Human Rights and Peace Studies, Latin American and Puerto Rican Studies and Leonard Lief Library
New Pathways to Justice: An International Conference to Stop Violence Against Women in Central America
Join us for an international conference addressing the following themes:
- Violence Against Women and Impunity in Central America
- Crime Scene Investigation: US Forensic Investigators and High-Impact Feminicide Cases in Guatemala
- Building Rule of Law One Case at a Time by Promoting Women's Rights
- Strategies for Strengthening Regional Cooperation
- stay for our conference reception featuring photography and poetry
The conference will offer participants new ways of understanding contemporary violence in Central America and identify ways to stop violence against women, as well as enhance women's participation in strengthening the rule of law, access to justice, and the consolidation of democracy.
Dr. Victoria Sanford, Executive Director, Center for Human Rights and Peace Studies
Conference webcast *live* at www.lehman.edu
For full conference details, click here [PDF]
Thursday, April 7, 2011
CONFERENCE: 9:30 a.m. – 5:45 p.m., East Dining Room
RECEPTION: 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m., Leonard Lief Library
Conference co-sponsors: The Asociación Colectivo de Investigaciones Sociales y Laborales; the Center for Law and Global Affairs at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University; the program in Criminal Forensic Studies at the College of Professional Studies at Florida Gulf Coast University; MADRE; the CUNY School of Law International Women's Rights Clinic; Rutgers University's Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights; the City College of New York's MA Program in Latin American Studies; and the Lehman College Leonard Lief Library. This conference is made possible by a grant from the Open Society Institute's International Women's Program as well as support from the Lehman College Office of the Provost and Dean of Natural and Social Sciences.
free and open to the public
A Human Rights Framework for Understanding the Immigration Debate
This one-day conference on immigration reform and immigrants' rights hopes to draw national attention to the plight of undocumented immigrants. The conference will offer participants new ways of understanding the immigration debate within a larger political historical context.
- Keynote Speaker: Dr. Linda Green (University of Arizona) on the landscape of immigration in Arizona and what it means for the rest of the country
- Panel:
- Dr. Alfonso Gonzalez (Lehman College) on Latino Politics and the Struggle for Human Rights in the 21st Century
- Dr. Liliana Yanez (CUNY Law School)
- Dr. Miguel Perez (Lehman College) on the "Anchor Baby" debate
- Dr. Alfonso Gonzalez (Lehman College) on Latino Politics and the Struggle for Human Rights in the 21st Century
- Screening of Short Documentary: "Undocumented College Students and the Dream Act" — directed by Melissa Maldonado-Salcedo (CUNY Graduate Center)
- Reception and Reading: Dr. Irina Carlota Silber (CCNY M.A. Program in the Study of the Americas) reading from her new book: "Everyday Revolutionaries: Gender, Violence and Disillusionment in Postwar El Salvador"
Thursday, February 24, 2011, 11:00am
Music Building, East Dining Hall
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Died Jan. 21, 2012
Paul James Swagler, 51, of Micro, a longtime employee of Deacon Jones Nissan in Goldsboro, died on Friday, Jan. 21, 2012.
A graveside service will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012, at 11 a.m. at Price Cemetery, located on Selma-Pine Level Road, near Pine Level. The family will receive friends from 7 until 9 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 30, at the First Pentecostal Holiness Church, 1100 First Church Road, intersection of Highway 70 and Wayne Memorial Drive.
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Club Polo Shirts (Navy, White) - £25
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