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Feinberg Donates Historic Materials to UMass
Kenneth Feinberg '67, an esteemed attorney known for achieving comprehensive settlements in high-profile liability cases and for victims of large-scale disasters, has donated his papers and related materials to the UMass Amherst Libraries. The Feinberg Collection covers four decades, including his current oversight of compensation to victims of the BP oil spill and tenure as special master for the Sept. 11 Victims Compensation Fund.
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This square is mostly farmland (pasture) on the hillside above Turvin Clough. There is also an area of moorland with an interesting wartime relic, the Starfi...
U. Landmesser with M. Sabate and W. Wijns on EXAMINATION
M. Sabate and W. Wijns in conversation with U. Landmesser on The Examination Trial
August 2011
20111027 - Computational Systems Biology - From Regular Graphs to Complex Networks
Course: Computational Systems Biology
Title: From Regular Graphs to Complex Networks
Speaker: Arthur Dong
Date: 20111027
Semester: Winter 2011
Fort Wayne Skyline
The dome of the historic 1902 Allen County Courthouse stands out among the modern buildings in Fort Wayne's skyline.,Use of this image is restricted to projects related to Destination Indiana.,Allen County Journey
MOUNT RUSHMORE/CRAZY HORSE
This selection features a documentary created by a tourist after visiting Mount Rushmore and the Crazy Horse Memorial. The documentary is a combination of video and historical photos of both sites. The selection is accompanied by narration which describes and provides background information on each site. ( 3:52)
Modern Environmental Management – Chapter Introduction
Tom Theis
In this module, the chapter
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Mary Gordon: 2011 National Book Festival
Mary Gordon appears at the 2011 National Book Festival.
Speaker Biography: Mary Gordon says has no memory of not wanting to be a writer, even when she wanted to be a nun. She began her writing life primarily as a poet but switched to prose when she began an M.F.A. at Syracuse University. Her first novel, "Final Payments," was published in 1978 to great critical acclaim. This was followed quickly by "The Company of Women." Since then she has written the novels "Men and Angels," "The Other Side,"
Jim Lehrer: 2011 National Book Festival
Television journalist Jim Lehrer appears at the 2011 National Book Festival.
Speaker Biography: In October 1975, the half-hour "Robert MacNeil Report," with Jim Lehrer as the Washington correspondent, premiered on Thirteen/WNET New York. Over the next seven years, "The MacNeil/Lehrer Report" (as it was renamed in 1976) won more than 30 awards. In September 1983, Lehrer and MacNeil launched their most ambitious undertaking, "The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour." The 1995-96 season marked their 20th year
Louis Bayard: 2011 National Book Festival
Louis Bayard appears at the 2011 National Book Festival.
Speaker Biography: The Washington Post says Louis Bayard has ascended to "the upper reaches of the historical-thriller league." He has been an Edgar and Dagger award nominee and his novel "The Pale Blue Eye" has been optioned for a film. Set partly in Washington, D.C., his newest novel, "The School of Night" (Henry Holt), offers "seamless prose and conjures the past with credibility," said The Wall Street Journal. Bayard is also a reviewe
US & Europe debt fears hammer stocks
Nov. 21 - Fears about out-of-control government debt on both sides of the Atlantic have swept across financial markets, knocking stocks sharply lower and pushing up prices of bonds deemed to be safe havens. Ruairidh Villar reports.
Berlusconi's parting shots
Nov 13 - Outgoing Italian Priime Minister Berlosconi calls on the ECB to support the euro. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
Boeing lands record order in Dubai
Nov. 14 - Boeing makes a big splash at the Dubai Air Show with a blockbuster deal to sell 50 of its 777 jetliners to host airline Emirates. Conway G. Gittens reports.
Elizabeth Taylor sparkles at Christie's
Nov. 15 - Hollywood starlet Elizabeth Taylor's glittering jewels go on display in Paris ahead of two auctions in New York. Kilmeny Duchardt reports.
U.S.S. Constitution: Old Ironsides
The Constitution is the oldest commissioned naval vessel still floating. It was named by George Washington and commissioned in 1797. It defeated 5 British war ships during the War of 1812. (6min)
SDSU Geological Sciences Webinar - Mario V Caputo
Quaternary limestones of San Salvador Island, Bahamas, and Jurassic sandstones and Holocene sand, United States – a first approach in comparative eolian architecture
Mario V. Caputo
Secretary/Managing Editor
Pacific Section SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology)
ABSTRACT
Quaternary calcarenites, forming cliffs along the northeastern and southern margins of San Salvador Island, Bahamas, display a host of eolian features that have counterparts in Jurassic quartzarenites of the southern Colo
Beetlejuice - Poe Pourri part 1
Part 1 of the beetlejuice episode "poe pourri" enjoy... Examines the use of irony and personification. Also, it contains Edgar Allen Poe references throughout.
Moving Straight Ahead
Adding randomly moving dots, or visual "noise," makes the visual motion cues much harder for your brain to interpret, until the noise is removed toward the end of the video.
Synthèse des ateliers du colloque « Histoire et littérature » 1/4 (video)
Intervention pour la synthèse des ateliers A2et B2 Littérature et représentation du social ; Lire le Moyen Age ; Au-delà de la représentation ; Politiques du patrimoine
