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- A Lesson of Love, a Song of Hope
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The Classroom Is Bare... The Teacher's Not There
Martha Karlovetz
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"The Classroom is Bare" is the story of Linda Favero -- a masterful, gifted teacher and her struggle with brain cancer. Inspired by her courage, her concern for others and her love of life, Linda's students, school community, and family rallied around her throughout the ordeal. Written by Linda's mother, Martha Karlovetz, this is a story about teachers and the impact they have on their students' lives. It is also one of the few books ever written by a parent that deals with the death of her adult child.
Customer Reviews:
A Lesson of Love, a Song of Hope.......2003-10-14
When one hears just the surface details of this story (mother loses only child to a brain tumor), one is tempted to think "Oh, that's horrible, and move on."
But this remarkable book is not about surface details. It's about the powerful love between a mother and a daughter. It's about the profound impact teachers make in the classroom. It's about hope and sunshine and looking forward to today -- and tomorrow.
True, the ending could not be described as "happy." But the lessons learned in the reading, in seeing how a mother and her daughter not just coped with but grew from an experience that would crush lesser souls -- are awe inspiring.
Read this book. Your day will seem brigter, your troubles much smaller, your teachers more important and, most of all, your children more precious.
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Cammi Granato: Hockey Pioneer (Sports Achievers Biographies)
Thom Loverro
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The World is Watching: Video as Multinational Aesthetics, 1968-1995
Dennis Redmond
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Evolving rapidly from the movie screen to the television screen to the computer screen, video culture has blossomed from its origins as an obscure spin-off of the 1960s Anglo-American media culture into one of the leading art forms of the late twentieth century. And as such, video culture has grown from being the dominion of small but dedicated cult followings to becoming a near mainstream cinematic interest. The World Is Watching: Video as Multinational Aesthetics, 1968–1995 explores the origins and implications of this powerful visual medium which crosses national, cultural, and political boundaries to present provocative tales of the highest quality. Dennis Redmond’s probing study is rooted in close readings of three stylish and highly successful video efforts—The Prisoner (1967), The Decalogue (1988), and Neon Genesis: Evangelion (1995).
Irish director and star Patrick McGoohan’s classic science fiction vision, The Prisoner, established many of the basic conventions of video for such elements as shot selection, set design, scripting, scoring, and editing techniques. In The Prisoner, a government agent has resigned his position only to be immediately abducted and confined to an isolated town. Thus imprisoned, the agent faces the sinister and surreal efforts of his captors to break him and learn the secret cause of his resignation. Saturated with Cold War allegory, this seventeen-part series was groundbreaking in its exploration of new types of global content, ranging from gender and ethnic identity to the politics of information. Part futuristic thriller, part James Bond parody, the cult series remains hugely popular among partisans of science fiction, and has had an indelible influence on its mainstream descendants.
Set in a Polish housing complex, each episode of The Decalogue examines one of the ten commandments. The provocative series synthesized elements of the Eastern European auteur film with the consumerism of its Western European counterparts, establishing the new genre of Eurovideo. Paying special attention to director Krzysztof Kieslowski's micropolitics of gender, as well as his innovations in scripting, lighting, and framing, Redmond locates The Decalogue within the broader context of Polish filmmaking and as a harbinger of the subsequent Velvet Revolutions of Eastern Europe. Now available on DVD for English-speaking audiences, The Decalogue remains a stunning specimen of video artistry.
Aided by transcripts that are far superior to the flawed English dubbing in some video versions, Redmond’s analysis of Hideaki Anno’s acclaimed television series Neon Genesis: Evangelion explores the increasingly popular narrative form of anime. This animated series is set in the post-apocalyptic future, where young pilots in robotic battle suits combat alien invaders. In discussing this twenty-six part epic undertaking, Redmond identifies the impact of the Godzilla narratives, videogame culture, the Japanese mecha, the Hong Kong action thriller and the American sci-fi blockbuster on the formation of a uniquely East Asian identity and aesthetic sensibility. Anime is proving itself to be exceedingly apt and able at crossing national borders and is now enjoying mass popularity among global audiences, thus making it an ideal subject for Redmond’s telling assessment of the impact of video culture worldwide.
Customer Reviews:
Unsubstantiated........2006-05-29
I have only read the Neon Genesis Evangelion section (for a paper). From what I've read, it seems to me that Redmond makes provacative assertions that are annoyingly lacking in evidence. The Evangelion chapters largely consist of episode summaries, the majority of which has nothing to do with his thesis (that Evangelion is an allegory for East Asian regionalism). Redmond occasionally throws in generic terms such as "Asiazilla" and "East Asian subjectivity" to maintain a link to his thesis, but his weak analysis and sparse evidence on them only confused me. A book worth a glance only for its brevity and originality, as there isn't much literature that closely examines anime in the scope of East Asian regionalism.
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Electric Dreams is a very solid cultural studies offering, smoothly written and largely steering clear of heavy-duty theory, making it an almost ideal candidate for undergraduate courses and as an introduction for newcomers to the field.
Science Fiction Reader
"Electric Dreams is at once a synthetic history of the personal computer, a history of representations of the computer, and a treatise on how to think about computing as a cultural phenomenon. Friedman's original analyses and clear style make the book a pleasure to read."
Jonathan Sterne, author of The Audible Past: Cultural Origins of Sound Reproduction
This engaging but ultimately unsatisfying book examines the utopian sphere - a public forum in which alternative futures can be imagined and debated - that arose in response to computing innovations, ranging from Charles Babbage's Difference Engine to web logs
Kenneth Lipartito, Florida International University.
This book is for anyone who owns or uses a computer. . . . Computers permeate our culture, but we have little idea of where they came from and why we use them the way we do.
Electric Dreams offers a mirror to our own hopes, desires, and fears, and empowers us as a community to use technology for our own benefit."
M/C Reviews
[T]he general reader will thank Mr. Friedman.
Studies in American Culture
Electric Dreams turns to the past to trace the cultural history of computers. Ted Friedman charts the struggles to define the meanings of these powerful machines over more than a century, from the failure of Charles Babbage's "difference engine" in the nineteenth century to contemporary struggles over file swapping, open source software, and the future of online journalism. To reveal the hopes and fears inspired by computers,
Electric Dreams examines a wide range of texts, including films, advertisements, novels, magazines, computer games, blogs, and even operating systems.
Electric Dreams argues that the debates over computers are critically important because they are how Americans talk about the future. In a society that in so many ways has given up on imagining anything better than multinational capitalism, cyberculture offers room to dream of different kinds of tomorrow.
Customer Reviews:
Gripping, insightful.......2006-08-16
It's a rare book that has the academic rigor to explore our electronic culture and the ways in which it rewires our own brains and perceptions. It's an even rarer one that is free of jargon and cant, with gripping prose that makes you turn the pages as if you were under a beach umbrella. This is that book.
Connected to the Computer-Culture and Change.......2006-03-05
Computers, today, play a central role in all the facets of our existence. In work, in play, in our communications with others, and in our connection to the world of information we meet and rely on computers. Ted Friedman, a Professor at Georgia State University, has written a first rate analysis of the cultural and scientific forces that led to current status of computers in our lives. Friedman, in Electric Dreams - Computers In American Culture, discusses the social and political forces which led to the development of the personal computer and its uses. Friedman argues that technological invention does not inevitably determine how that technology will be used in the future. Rather, the evolving culture and
the political, scientific and business decisions it spawns can lead to very different applications of technology than what might have been predicted from the perspective of technological determinism at the stage of each new development. The cyberculture we live in can become a "cybertopia" resulting in "...a more just, egalitarian, democratic, creative society if we are willing to "...fight for it. The future is up to us." Electric Dreams is exciting and provocative and well worth the read for anyone who cares about the future uses of technology and the world it can bring.
Electric Dreams: Accessible and Insightful.......2006-02-22
Electric Dreams bridges the too-often-wide gap between the academy and the community with a readable and informative style that presents ideas and arguments in a refeshingly clear and concise manner. Computers have impacted U.S culture as profoundly as any technology in our history and, equally important, as Friedman suggests, we cannot separate computers from visions of our future -- utopian or not. This reader offers only one recommendation: Updated versions of the book might include a glossary and chronology to further enhance accessiblity for non-experts.
Sharing space with computers.......2006-02-14
This is the first book I have read that "demystifies and recuperates" my own personal relationship with the computer, and my very visible and corporate relationship with it. Electric Dreams is designed in a way that communicates what needs to be known about the computer, particularly its ancestral descent. The many levels of historical context Friedman provides help to track the evolution of the computer by identifying its various transformations within the repetition of cultural conflicts that arose (and continue to surface) as a result of the its introduction and proliferation.
Friedman also suggests thoughtful ways to assess this knowledge by using a cultural studies approach that overlaps into historiography, cinema studies, literary studies, and postmodernism. Equally important to my understanding is Friedman's focus on the representation process that is linked to four other processes that make up the "Circuit of Culture" loop- production, consumption, regulation, and identity. The focus on representation pushes me to think semiotically about the mimetic (or not) qualities of analog loads and digital loads and how these two very different ways of representing information are susceptible to lesser or greater possibilities for alternate representations.
For example, the analog-based device seems to share a closer relationship to the thing it represents (sound to vinyl recording), whereas digital representation transforms the object into a collection of digits that is "other" than the thing represented. If the digital format, in this era's computer culture provides greater opportunities for consumers and producers to transform or reproduce the object that was digitized, what do we gain from such creative agency? And what kind of dystopia are we setting ourselves up for when the digitized re-arrangement of the referent can be executed so easily in the privacy (we think) of our own homes?
Electric Dreams carves out a place where we can explore some of the questions we have about this computer culture we inhabit, and the contradictory processes we have identified during our hands-on relationships with the computer products that emerged (and continue to emerge) from this technology. Thanks to this book I feel better equipped to examine the cultural space that exists both inside and outside the capitalist processes of commodification and more capable of distinguishing between a computer culture that is good for us and one that is evil.
How Computers Can or Have Changed Our Lives.......2006-02-13
Electric Dreams by Ted Friedman succeeds in illuminating what computers could have been and what they are in our lives. Friedman manages to inspire us to think about a better world --- more creative, more just, more fun --- aided by computers. It's a fun book to read and inspires the mind to wonder about what might have been and still could be. It should be read by any one who communicates by e-mail, buys stuff on line, searches the web; uses computers on the job. In fact, anyone curious about how this all happened and where it will lead.
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- Excellent for the beginning player
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Simply Pool: A Short Course in Better Billiards
Joe Hardesty
Manufacturer: Burford Books
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Simply Pool teaches the basics of pocket billiards for the beginner.
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Excellent for the beginning player.......1998-08-02
Billiards Digest reviewed this in August 1998 issue. This was their header: "A decent, clear stab at basic instruction from an average Joe."
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An indispensable step-by-step configuration guide for IP Telephony professionals
- Includes step-by-step configuration instructions for CallManager features and Unity administration tasks
- Demonstrates how to deploy devices and implement your dial plan
- Covers Call Admission Control features and class of service
- Examines different subscriber types and how subscribers are added, imported, and managed
- Includes step-by-step instructions for call handling and auto attendant configuration
- Describes how to use Unity and CallManager together to deliver unique features
To properly deploy any type of technology, networking professionals must understand not only the technology but also how to configure and integrate it with other solutions. That’s the key to Configuring CallManager and Unity–it focuses on the configuration issues associated with CallManager and Unity® deployments while ensuring that you understand the technologies behind your deployment.
Configuring CallManager and Unity includes step-by-step guides that system administrators and other networking professionals can use in the field. These step-by-step instructions have been worked out by an author who has both taught and implemented Cisco® solutions in real-world situations, so coverage is comprehensive for both basic and complex implementations. You will find information that will assist in the configuration of CallManager-related tasks, such as device configuration, gateway implementation, and dial-plan creation to name a few. You will also find Unity-related configuration tasks, ranging from the basics, such as holiday and schedule configuration, to more involved tasks, such as Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) networking implementation. In addition to covering Unity and CallManager tasks, this book includes a chapter on leveraging the capabilities of both systems to create integrated solutions, such as a MeetMe conference manager.
Tasks in Configuring CallManager and Unity are organized in the same order you would naturally perform them, and some tasks are cross-referenced with other required tasks for easy reference. You learn not only how to configure CallManager and Unity but also how to create a more feature-rich environment by leveraging CallManager and Unity features. Regardless of your specific needs, you’ll find Configuring CallManager and Unity to be a timesaving tool when performing common or complicated configuration tasks.
This IP communications book is part of the Cisco Press® Networking Technology Series. IP communications titles from Cisco Press help networking professionals understand voice and IP telephony technologies, plan and design converged networks, and implement network solutions for increased productivity.
Customer Reviews:
CCM and Unity Step by Step Guide.......2007-05-28
I purchased this book recently and found it very easy to understand, the author did a very good job in explaining all the concepts that I needed to know.
Great Information.......2007-04-12
This is a great book at giving specifics on how to setup most everything. Although I am on Callmanager 5.0 this book does not cover this version but does provide the underlying foundation on how to configure route patterns, lists, hunt groups and most eveything in 5.0 but i believe 5.0 has added new features and interfaces that this book does not cover. All in all I could not find a CM 5.0 book out there and this one substituted quite well and therefore I give it 5 stars as being pertinent to a new version of call manager.
The Best Book Out There on this Topic.......2005-08-15
Configuring CallManager and Unity: A Step-by-Step Guide (ISBN 1-58705-196-6) by David Bateman is perhaps the best book currently out there on this subject. It is over 500 pages and has all the elements of an indispensable book: easy to read, practical in its approach, well organized, and packed with current, useful, and up-to-date information. If you are involved in configuring or maintaining the Cisco CallManger suite of VoIP telephony, you simply can not do without this book.
As those of us who have been involved with configuring or maintaining the CallManager and Unity system, it is not a trivial task by any means. (I decided to grab this book as a result of an already operational CallManager system that I inherited. I needed get my hands on a practical book that wouldn't take me for a fluff-ride.) There are a number of interconnected details that need to be worked out. While one can try their luck and make their way through them by accepting defaults settings etc., in order to attain an optimal system that can grow to an enterprise level without resulting in frustrating performance and/or security problems, a somewhat detailed understanding of the system and the parameters associated with it is essential. This book does an excellent job of walking the reader through the configuration of these parameters and providing just the right explanation of the concepts behind them. For example, the author, seemingly well-aware of the elements of good technical writing, uses the same type of wording when describing similar concepts. This is a key element of a good technical book since the subject matter of such books can get complicated and it is a good practice to use the same type of wording and similar structure to emphasize the similarity in the topics being covered. The author has used this and other techniques to his advantage when writing this book.
The book is divided into two major sections: one dealing with the CallManager and the other dealing with Unity. Both sections are very well written and references are made to the necessary parts within the sections to emphasize the relationships whenever necessary. Another very important point is that the author has presented the material in the book in generally the same order as one would configure the system. The material is further combined under the same logical groupings as found in the actual application. For a complicated system like the CallManager, this goes a long way in understanding how things tie together in the application and hence helps in getting the "big picture" as well as the details.
As far as suggestions and recommendations go for the author, I would love to see the author write a book on the design of CallManager networks. Just like a good design is critical to the performance of data networks, VoIP networks do not scale well unless backed by a robust design. In fact, performance in voice networks is even more important due to the time sensitive nature of the traffic being carried. A book on the design aspects of VoIP networks would be most welcome. Similarly, installation of CallManager is not covered in this book since that topic can easily take up a book itself. While CallManager installation is usually performed by Cisco itself, a book on this topic would be nice as well.
The need for this book is best described in the words of the author. He writes in the introduction: "While there are many fine Cisco Press books on this technology, I noticed many of my students requesting a task-oriented book.... Through the writing process, the book evolved from offering only a step-by-step guide into also offering easy to understand explanations for many of the Cisco IP Telephony concepts and components." While many authors make grand claims about their books, this one holds true to every word of it. The book does exactly as the author claims: it not only presents a very detailed step-by-step approach to configuring Cisco's VoIP solution (which is no doubt a complex and intricate system) but also presents much needed explanations of the steps in a clear, concise manner whenever necessary.
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- An Essential Reference
- Terrorism from A to Z
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Historical Dictionary of Terrorism
Sean Anderson , and
Stephen Sloan
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Terrorism has consistently dogged this supposedly modern and enlightened age. It has merely adopted new shapes and forms in keeping with the times. The causes have also evolved over the years, as old problems are solved and new ones created. Moreover, it has gone high-tech, like everything else. Thus, as this book convincingly shows, terrorism will remain with us in the future, even if, with the end of the Cold War, it again mutates and becomes more sophisticated and potentially more dangerous. So it is essential to get a better grasp of what the phenomenon consists, who practices it...and against whom. That is not an easy task, not when terrorism is so widespread and diversified. Nor is it even simple to explain just what acts or groups are terrorists. Still, this newly updated and expanded edition certainly makes the situation more clear by tracing an amazing number of acts and groups in literally hundreds of informative entries. This edition also has many new entries on basic concepts and theory. The chronology inserts terrorism into its historical context. Of no less significance is an introduction that helps us understand the "whys" and "therefores". The bibliography has been substantially revised and updated. It contains a newsection, which deals with weapons of mass destruction, "cyber-terrorism," as well as more conventional terrorist threats. In addition, it has new sections devoted specifically to U.S. government documents as well as Internet sources for research or emergency planning or personal interest. For all these reasons this volume is bound to become a standard reference work.
Customer Reviews:
An Essential Reference.......2000-05-16
This book is an essential reference for those that are involved in researching terrorism. As the below reviewer cites, there is a timeline of key events and an A-Z of terms and organizations, as well as a very extensive bibliography/recommended reading section. I use this book so often, that it no longer has a place on the shelf, it sits on my desk. A very impressive effort on the authors' part. Outstanding.
Terrorism from A to Z.......2000-04-26
The Historical Dictionary of Terrorism by Sean Anderson and Stephen Sloan provides a ready reference into the multifaceted topic of terrorism. The authors literally go through the breadth of terrorism from A to Z--including informative entries on groups, concepts, individuals. The work includes an extensive bibliography that is helpful in continuing research on the listed topics. The Dictionary also contains a chronology of significant incidents, ideas and personalities pertaining to terrorism from A.D. 66 to 1994. This 450 page work has been an essential reference tool for me as an analyst and an academic. I have used the Dictionary to refresh my memory of groups and individuals as I write, as well as, before I teach a college class on issues of terrorism. While I would like more depth on some of the entries, the entries provide enough material to answer most of my questions, or at least point me in the right direction. It is one of my most used books in my terrorism library.
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Voyager from Xanadu: Rabban Sauma and the First Journey from China to the West
Morris Rossabi
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This digital document is an article from Pacific Affairs, published by University of British Columbia on June 22, 1993. The length of the article is 575 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.
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Title: Voyager from Xanadu: Rabban Sauma and the First Journey from China to the West.
Author: Wayne Schlepp
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Pacific Affairs (Refereed)
Date: June 22, 1993
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In iThe Artful Universe Expanded/i, John D. Barrow draws out the deep links between our aesthetic inclinations - our art, our music, our appreciation of form, pattern, and landscape - and the mathematical and physical structure of the Universe of which we form a part. Barrow challenges the commonly held view that our sense of beauty is entirely free and unfettered. He argues that as beings that have evolved in this Universe, we are products of its natural laws and its underlying mathematical forms. Our minds show the imprints of this structure, which constrains and moulds our perceptions and our aesthetic preferences. In this rich and wide-ranging exploration, Barrow looks at the evolution of complexity, form in painting, computer art and music, and how landscapes and the wheeling patterns of stars in the night sky have impinged upon the human psyche. Originally published in 1995, this revised and expanded edition includes new essays on topics including the beauty of vases, the fractal nature of Jackson Pollock's art, life on extrasolar planets, multiverses, and the question of whether we might be living in a simulated universe (and if so, how would we know?). This is a deeply inspiring and erudite work from an author described by Sir Martin Rees as 'emerging as the Stephen Jay Gould of the mathematical sciences'.
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This digital document is an article from Commonweal, published by Thomson Gale on October 7, 2005. The length of the article is 1226 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.
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Title: Quantum Leaps.(A Different Universe: Reinventing Physics from the Bottom Down)(The Artful Universe Expanded)(Book Review)
Author: Michael H. Barnes
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Date: October 7, 2005
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Volume: 132
Issue: 17
Page: 23(3)
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- The Direct Investment Tax Initiatives of the European Community
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- The Finance, Investment and Taxation Decisions of Multinationals
- The Ghost of Scootertrash Past
- The Imprisoned Guest: Samuel Howe and Laura Bridgman, The Original Deaf-Blind Girl
- The International Income Tax Rules of the United States, Second Edition, 1998 Supplement
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