You might find of some interest a Romanian documentary made freely available by Florin Iepan, the director of the movie:  Children of the Decree - Full Movie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgZJ-IV8Et0  Also, a documentary about placebo phenomena and its many aspects is available here:  Placebo: Cracking the Code (Video) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvbQnMvhQFw  You can download them with programs like YouTube Downloader…  ---- Other academic materials that might be of interest to you:  Free articles Wiley – International Women’s Day http://dmmsclick.wiley.com/view.asp?m=3njajwqcdkygsw2bybpt&u=6943292&f=h  Transpersonal studies http://www.transpersonalstudies.org/previous_issues.html  Foucault studies http://rauli.cbs.dk/index.php/foucault-studies/issue/archive    Regards, Adrian Andreescu http://independent.academia.edu/AdrianAndreescu  Â
***Apologies for cross-posting***  The International Journal of Transpersonal Studies - http://www.transpersonalstudies.org/ is dedicated to theory, research, practice, and discourse in the area of transpersonal studies. Transpersonal studies may be generally described as a multidisciplinary movement concerned with the exploration of higher consciousness, expanded self/identity, spirituality, and human potential.  Now in its 31st year of publication, IJTS is published both online as an open access journal and in print (produced on demand through Lulu Press).  Current issue is available at: http://www.transpersonalstudies.org/current_issue.html   Previous issues are available at: http://www.transpersonalstudies.org/previous_issues.html   Call for Papers: The International Journal of
We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new reference work on consumption and waste, or the social science of garbage.
This comprehensive project will be published by SAGE Reference and will be marketed to academic and public libraries as a print and digital product available to students via the libraryÂ’s electronic services. The General Editor, who will be reviewing each submission to the project, is Dr. William Rathje, emeritus University of Arizona, the top scholar in the field.
This is primarily a philosophical work about the human species and its place in the universe. The main themes are philosophy of mind, environmental philosophy and environmental ethics. Other aspects of the book are environmental studies/science, cultural evolution and theology. The central question of the book is: Is the human species special? That is to say, is there a fundamental division of some kind between the human species and the rest of the planetary life-forms? It is
We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new reference work on consumption and waste, or the social science of garbage.
Archaeologists and anthropologists have long studied artifacts of refuse from the distant past as a portal into ancient civilizations, but examining what we throw away today tells a story in real time and becomes an important and useful tool for academic study. Trash is studied by behavioral scientists who use data compiled from the exploration of dumpsters to better understand our modern society and culture. Why does the average American household send 470 pounds of uneaten food to
We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new reference work on consumption and waste, or the social science of garbage.
Archaeologists and anthropologists have long studied artifacts of refuse from the distant past as a portal into ancient civilizations, but examining what we throw away today tells a story in real time and becomes an important and useful tool for academic study. Trash is studied by behavioral scientists who use data compiled from the exploration of dumpsters to better understand our modern society and culture. Why does the average American household send 470 pounds of uneaten food to
Dear all,  My name is Pedro, I am a Portuguese anthropologist. I have just completed an Educational Blog-Project on the anthropology of science. It would be great to have some feedback. You will find me here: http://chainsofdifference.blogspot.com/  Regards, Pedro    Â
We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new reference work on consumption and waste, or the social science of garbage.
Archaeologists and anthropologists have long studied artifacts of refuse from the distant past as a portal into ancient civilizations, but examining what we throw away today tells a story in real time and becomes an important and useful tool for academic study. Trash is studied by behavioral scientists who use data compiled from the exploration of dumpsters to better understand our modern society and culture. Why does the average American household send 470 pounds of uneaten food to
Scholars and students may find some of the recorded interviews with authors of value. A listing of interviews may be found at: http://www.departmentofculture.com and http://www.latinamericabookreview.com /
There are several new interviews added weekly and you may subscribe to notifications of all interviews at http://www.departmentofculture.com /
Also, we are always looking to interview authors on a number of nonfiction works.
We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new reference work on consumption and waste, or the social science of garbage.
Archaeologists and anthropologists have long studied artifacts of refuse from the distant past as a portal into ancient civilizations, but examining what we throw away today tells a story in real time and becomes an important and useful tool for academic study. Trash is studied by behavioral scientists who use data compiled from the exploration of dumpsters to better understand our modern society and culture. Why does the average American household send 470 pounds of uneaten food to
We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new reference work on consumption and waste, or the social science of garbage.
Archaeologists and anthropologists have long studied artifacts of refuse from the distant past as a portal into ancient civilizations, but examining what we throw away today tells a story in real time and becomes an important and useful tool for academic study. Trash is studied by behavioral scientists who use data compiled from the exploration of dumpsters to better understand our modern society and culture. Why does the average American household send 470 pounds of uneaten food to the
We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new reference work on consumption and waste, or the social science of garbage.
Archaeologists and anthropologists have long studied artifacts of refuse from the distant past as a portal into ancient civilizations, but examining what we throw away today tells a story in real time and becomes an important and useful tool for academic study. Trash is studied by behavioral scientists who use data compiled from the exploration of dumpsters to better understand our modern society and culture. Why does the average American household send 470 pounds of uneaten food to the
I wanted to tell the list about a new feature on Academia.edu. Academia.edu launched 12 months ago and now helps 300,000 academics a month answer the question 'who's researching what?' There are already 2,397 people on Academia.edu listing Anthropology as their research interest.
We have built a dedicated page on Academia.edu for the AAGS1 mailing list:
The new issue of Stimulus Respond, called Icon, is now online at www.stimulusrespond.com.
A celebration and exploration of the truly Iconic, the stars of the issue include Yoko Ono, Diane Pernet, Miss World, Zeus and Gilles Peterson.
The contents of the issue include:
Literature Ola Wlusek - Landscape as Icon in Contemporary Visual Culture Phil Sawdon - Line breaks: iconography <br> Justin J.W. Powell & Liat Ben-Moshe - The Icons of Access: From Exclusion to Inclusion Derek Horton - Eye Contact (Towards a Disavowal of the Iconic)
We are currently soliciting contributions for the next edition of the next issue of Stimulus Respond, called Icon.
Contributions might be literally or abstractly related to Icon, and we encourage, as always, creative and experimental approaches to the theme. In congruence with Stimulus Respond’s undisciplined approach, we welcome submissions from new and established contributors from within, between, and beyond such fields as cultural studies, anthropology, literary criticism, fashion, creative writing, politics, visual cultures, architecture, theatre, film and screen studies, sociology, media and communications and philosophy.
Se abre el plazo para las colaboraciones de las edicion Española del siguiente número de Stimulus Respond, el cual se titulará y organizará alrededor del tema de los Números.
Los trabajos deben estar relacionados con los Números desde un punto de vista literal o abstracto y serÃa interesante que tuvieran un toque creativo y experimental. Siguiendo los pasos del enfoque indisciplinado que caracteriza a Stimulus Respond, damos la bienvenida tanto a los colaboradores nuevos como a los ya existentes dentro de los campos de los estudios culturales, antropologÃa, crÃtica literaria, moda, escritura creativa, polÃtica, cultura visual, arquitectura, teatro, estudios de
We are currently soliciting contributions for the English edition of the next issue of Stimulus Respond, which will be titled and organised around the theme of Numbers.
Contributions might be literally or abstractly related to Numbers, and we encourage, as always, creative and experimental approaches to the theme. In congruence with Stimulus Respond’s undisciplined approach, we welcome submissions from new and established contributors from within, between, and beyond such fields as cultural studies, anthropology, literary criticism, fashion, creative writing, politics, visual cultures, architecture, theatre, film and screen studies, sociology, media and communications and philosophy.
La edición Española del número Piel (Skin) acaba de publicarse en la red. Contiene poesÃa y literatura originalmente escrita en Español, y los apartados de moda, arte y música traducidos directamente de la versión Inglesa.
The Skin issue of Stimulus Respond has been downloaded a staggering 11,500 times since it's release on 22 March, thank you to everyone who emailed with their comments!
We have an additional piece of poetry by Scott Thurston, which you can download here.
There is also music from Andrea Rushton, who was featured in the issue. You can listen to it here.
The new issue of Stimulus Respond is coming - it is called Skin, and the contents are detailed below.
This will be the first issue that will also available in Spanish - there is still space for poetry and literature written in Spanish, so if you would like to make a contribution please contact Barbara at [log in to unmask]
English: We are pleased to announce the launch of the Spanish version of Stimulus Respond in November, available as a digital download from www.stimulusrespond.com. Running concurrently with the English version, the theme of the issue will be Skin, and it will comprise new material written in first-hand Spanish as well as translated pieces from the music and art sections.
With the Time issue now out at our stockists, I am pleased to say that it is also available at the following additional retailers:
Spain: Laie CCCB, C/Montalegre, 5, 08001 Barcelona UK: Rivington News, 55 Rivington Street, London EC2A 3AY The Magazine Stall, Whitecross Market, Whitecross Street, London EC1Y 8NA You can also subscribe and order copies at www.stimulusrespond.com/subscribe. View the online preview at www.stimulusrespond.com. Contents of the Time issue include: Literature Carol Mavor - Ni-Ni Adolescence: Finding Boyishness with Bernard Faucon and Roland Barthes Pierre Auboiron - When Memory Became Visible Phil Sawdon - An Allegorical Nonsense for Three
The new issue of Stimulus Respond, Time, has arrived at our office! Pre-orders and subscription copies will be going out over the next couple of days, with stockist supplies being delivered early next week.
If you would like to order a copy, please visit www.stimulusrespond.com/subscribe, where you can also order back issues and subscribe for a year. Digital editions of the first two issues, Magic and Utopia, are also available.
The preview for the new issue, Time, is now online. You can see it on our homepage at www.stimulusrespond.com. You can also order a copy or subscribe at www.stimulusrespond.com/subscribe.
It is now also possible to purchase all three of our back issues at a discounted rate: Magic, Utopia and Time for £12.00 (UK), £18.00 (Europe) and £27.00 (Rest of the World). Our online purchasing facility has been moved to Google Checkout for improved order handling.
Please visit www.stimulusrespond.com for exclusive poetry from Andy Johnson and Rikki Weir.
PRE-ORDERS AVAILABLE
Pre-orders for the Time issue are now available from www.stimulusrespond.com. Contents include:
Time at the Bar: Joe Gilmore on meeting the greats at the Savoy
Literature Carol Mavor - Ni-Ni Adolescence: Finding Boyishness with Bernard Faucon and Roland Barthes Pierre Auboiron - When Memory Became Visible Phil Sawdon - An Allegorical Nonsense for Three Players Niven Govinden - Cake Before Country
**Apologies for cross-posting (and duplication) ** Dear All, Just to let everyone know that the new website for Stimulus Respond is now online in it's usual home, www.stimulusrespond.com. The cover for the Time issue, comprising an image by Julie Masterson entitled Study for a Uniform, has also just been released. Pre-orders for the issue are now available at www.stimulusrespond.com/subscribe, where you can also order back issues and subscribe for a year. In order to celebrate the imminent arrival of Time and the launch of the new website, every person who pre-orders Time will receive a free copy of either Magic
**Apologies for cross-posting** Dear All, Just to let everyone know that the new website for Stimulus Respond is now online in it's usual home, www.stimulusrespond.com. The cover for the Time issue, comprising an image by Julie Masterson entitled Study for a Uniform, has also just been released. Pre-orders for the issue are now available at www.stimulusrespond.com/subscribe, where you can also order back issues and subscribe for a year. In order to celebrate the imminent arrival of Time and the launch of the new website, every person who pre-orders Time will receive a free copy of either Magic or Utopia –
Thanks to everyone for your kind comments regarding the last issue of Stimulus Respond, Utopia. Although the latest issue has just hit the shops, plans for the next number, Time, are well under way. Also, we are soliciting contributions for our fourth - yes, fourth - issue, called Skin.
Contributions might include (but are by no means limited to) literal or metaphorical conceptualisations of skin as a container, porous border, sensory surface, contour or way of demarcating difference. In congruence with Stimulus RespondÂ’s undisciplined approach, we welcome experimental work from within, between, and beyond such fields as cultural studies, anthropology,
Just a quick note to say that the Utopia issue is now available at our London stockists - please visit www.stimulusrespond.com to see a full list. There is also a new preview online, at www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulusutopia.pdf.
Alternatively you can order through the website to have a copy delivered directly to you - Utopia is priced £6.50 (UK), £8 (Europe) and £12 (Rest of the World), with six issue subscriptions being priced at £35, £45 and £65 respectively.
The new issue of Stimulus Respond will be going out to subscribers on Monday, and will be available in UK shops by the end of the week. Overseas stockists may take a little longer. If you would like to order a copy to be sent directly to you, then please do at www.stimulusrespond.com, where you can also see a complete list of stockists, and subscribe. All orders will be dispatched next working day.
The extra online content I promised has now been uploaded and is ready to view. The are not accessible through the website, but you can download them here:
Wishes in the Sand Words by Rebecca Weeks http://www.stimulusrespond.com/extras/wishesinthesand.pdf
Oh dear The Cinemagician Words by William Robertson http://www.stimulusrespond.com/extras/thecinimagician.pdf
And the URL for the bonus material page is http://www.stimulusrespond.com/extras.html
Don't forget you can also download back issues of the online magazine, order the printed issue and subscribe to Stimulus Respond through the website, www.stimulusrespond.com. Subscriptions are priced at £30 (UK), £40 (Europe) and £50 (Outside Europe), with individual copies being priced at £5.50,
Thanks to everybody who came to see the debate at the ICA last Monday and for making it such a huge turnout! It was certainly interesting to discuss the future of online publshing, esepcially given the current happenings at Stimulus Respond. Which reminds me - I haven't forgotten the extra online content that I promised way back in the day, it will be available very soon. There are a couple of extra essays to co-incide with the Magic issue as well as a few extra bits that I will tell you about later.
From the September number, Magic, Stimulus Respond will be making the transition from pixels to paper. Some exclusive material will still be downloadable from our website, but the magazine as such will only be available by subscription and from selected outlets. This is a chance for our readers to have delivered to them, every two months, a document that is aesthetic as much as it is thought-provoking and which is expected to become a collector's item.
'It has never hurt anybody except the people who read it' Salvador Dali
'Stimulus began the first time an angry person cast a word instead of a rock' Sigmund Freud
'A visual and literary feast' Virginia Woolf
In conjunction with the arrival of Stimulus Respond magazine on 24 September, you are cordially invited to the official launch party. There will be DJs, music and other stimulation for your enjoyment!
The Stimulus team proudly presents it's final online issue - Travel.
With the launch of the next issue, Magic, Stimulus Respond will be making the transition from pixels to paper. Some exclusive material will still be downloadable from our website, but the magazine as such will only be available by subscription and from selected outlets. This is a chance for our readers to have delivered to them, every two months, a document that is aesthetic as much as it is thought-provoking and which is expected to become a collector's item.
The Travel issue, due on July 30, will be the last online issue of Stimulus Respond. From the September number, Magic, Stimulus Respond will be making the transition from pixels to paper. Some exclusive material will still be downloadable from our website, but the magazine as such will only be available by subscription and from selected outlets. This is a chance for our readers to have delivered to them, every two months, a document that is aesthetic as much as it is thought-provoking and which is expected to become a collector's item. Subscriptions are priced at £30 (UK), £40 (Europe)
In September this year, with the launch of the Magic issue, Stimulus Respond will be making the transition from pixels to paper. Some exclusive material will still be downloadable from our website, but the magazine as such will only be available by subscription and from selected outlets. This is a chance for our readers to have delivered to them, every two months, a document that is aesthetic as much as it is thought-provoking and which is expected to become a collector's item.
Perhaps a slightly early call for the next issue but we have some exciting news from Stimulus...
Plans are still afoot for Travel in July. However, the Magic issue, due on September 24, will be the first issue that is available in print! Therefore I should direct you to our website, HYPERLINK "http://www.stimulusrespond.com"www.stimulusrespond.com, where you can show your support by purchasing a subscription to Stimulus Respond as well as ordering single copies of the issue.
HYPERLINK "http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus18/animalastronauts.pdf"Animal Astronauts Words by Janet Harbord HYPERLINK "http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus18/animalastronauts.pdf"http://w ww.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus18/animalastronauts.pdf
HYPERLINK "http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus18/deadmeat.pdf"Dead Meat Words by Michael Taussig Illustrations by Cecilia Piemontese HYPERLINK "http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus18/deadmeat.pdf"http://www.stimu lusrespond.com/stimulus18/deadmeat.pdf
HYPERLINK "http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus18/politicsofcats.pdf"The Politics of Cats Words by John Hutnyk Images by Jan Cihak HYPERLINK "http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus18/politicsofcats.pdf"http://www .stimulusrespond.com/stimulus18/politicsofcats.pdf
I am currently looking for two regular columnists for Stimulus Respond.
Started as a respite from the mundanity of the contemporary fashion press, Stimulus is the first magazine to weave together anthropology and art with the flair of a style magazine and the attitude of street culture. Every two months, we present a combination of literature, photography, fashion, poetry and music in order to construct a monograph that explores the foundations of a world that we grow up to take for granted.
Thanks again for your comments about the last issue of Stimulus, Stories. The issue has proven to be our most successful to date and we are now seeking material for both the next issue and for an exciting project due to happen in the following months.
Firstly - the next issue is called Animals. The deadline for synopses is 18 April.
The Stimulus team proudly present the seventeenth issue of the e-zine for the urban anthropologist - Stories.
Download the entire magazine <http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus17/stimulus17.pdf> here <http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus17/stimulus17.pdf> http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus17/stimulus17.pdf
For more information on Stimulus or to subscribe for free, please visit <http://www.stimulusrespond.com/> www.stimulusrespond.com.
Regular Columns Helen McKenna <http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus17/helenmckenna.pdf> http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus17/helenmckenna.pdf Gareth Webb <http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus17/garethwebb.pdf> http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus17/garethwebb.pdf
Literature
Everyday Fairytale Words by Alice Pfeiffer Images by Francis L Brookes <http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus17/everydayfairytale.pdf> http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus17/everydayfairytale.pdf
The Love Affair Between Fantasy and the Ego Words by Tom Minor Images by Camilo Delgado Aguilera <http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus17/fantasyandego.pdf> http://www.stimulusrespond.com/stimulus17/fantasyandego.pdf
-----Original Message----- From: Jack Boulton [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: 11 December 2006 17:46 To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Reminder - Synopsis Deadline
Just a quick reminder that the deadline for synopses for the next issue of Stimulus is this Friday, 15 December.
The final deadline for completed submissions is then 5 January.
The theme of the issue is 'Metropolis'.
Is the polarisation of town and country necessarily true? How are cultures segregated and isolated within the city structure? What are the attractions of living in a big city? In what ways are cities constructed to facilitate every day life? Is there such a thing
Thank you very much for your emails about our last issue. We are glad that you are enjoying the magazine! If you haven't already, then please take a moment to fill out our reader survey: HYPERLINK "http://tinyurl.com/yevhbu"http://tinyurl.com/yevhbu
We are now seeking material for our sixteenth issue - Metropolis.
Is the polarisation of town and country necessarily true?
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE HELLENIC OPEN UNIVERSITY & DEMOCRITUS UNIVERSITY OF THRACE
Union of Students & Graduates of the Greek Open University
THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE OF THE 1ST INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON GREEK CIVILIZATON
2nd call for papers
First of all we would like to thank the great number of scholars for their will to participate in the Congress. We are happy to announce that part of their expanses will be covered. It has been decided to prolong the deadline up to the 31 August 2005 for the many colleges around the world, who would like to participate, but had
Announcing the 4th Annual National Sexuality Resource Center (NSRC) Summer Institute at San Francisco State University June 27 - July 22, 2005
Join students, professionals and leading experts and faculty from the United States and internationally for this unique annual educational and networking gathering.
Registration occurs on a first-come, first-served basis from March through May. Visit our web-site now for detailed information on courses, faculty, housing opportunities, and registration:
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE HELLENIC OPEN UNIVERSITY & DEMOCRITUS UNIVERSITY OF THRACE
Union of Students & Graduates of the Greek Open University
THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE OF THE 1ST INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON GREEK CIVILIZATON
This series of conferences comprise periodic scientific meetings organized in the region of eastern Macedonia and Thrace by the "Union of students and graduates in the program of Greek civilization of the Greek Open University". It has been decided the subject matters to be original, chronologically and geographically wide as much as possible, and susceptible of multiple interdisciplinary approaches that promote debate beyond all sorts of
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE HELLENIC OPEN UNIVERSITY & DEMOCRITUS UNIVERSITY OF THRACE
Union of Students & Graduates of the Greek Open University
THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE OF THE 1ST INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON GREEK CIVILIZATON
This series of conferences comprise periodic scientific meetings organized in the region of eastern Macedonia and Thrace by the "Union of students and graduates in the program of Greek civilization of the Greek Open University". It has been decided the subject matters to be original, chronologically and geographically wide as much as possible, and susceptible of multiple interdisciplinary approaches that promote debate beyond all sorts of
I host two opt-in email lists which may be of interest to members of this forum.
1. Spanishwordoftheday.com is a daily email list which provides readers beginning, intermediate, and advanced vocabulary. Idioms, proverbs, regionalisms, and synonyms are also presented. Readers are able to cancel their subscription from the list whenever they like. To subscribe to the list please visit: http://www.spanishwordoftheday.com / Only an email is required(name optional).
Scholars and specialists, and especially those working within the fields of anthropology, archaeology, history, sociology and philology, are kindly invited to partcipate in an international congress which is going to be held in Greek Thrace within November 2005. The subject of the conference will be
“The festival: a diachronic look at its social and political function”,
For some concepts which might be amusing to anyone interested in anthropology (such as the passing of bones between generations, the carrying of grudges and the baggage of history), there is a great (and really humorous) site called http://www.haroldsplanet.co.uk which I would strongly recommend taking a look at.
Firstly I would like to offer my apologies if you are not interested in this message. I am offering an online, adult education archaeology course on hominid evolution. The course will take place between 23 October and 23 December 2000. An outline of the course contents can be found at http://www.users.directonline.net/~archaeology
If you know of anyone who may be interested, please pass this message along.
A friend of mine passed on an announcement he received, and I am passing it on too... Someone is looking for help working on a project mapping Maya sites in Qintana Roo (Mexico), help needed soon. OK if you don't have experience working with a total station, but you might have to pay your own transportation. If you are intersted, email me, and I will forward your message on. Alex
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Fri, 07 Apr 2000 12:45:32 +0100 From: [log in to unmask] To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Sage Contents Alerting Service
Dear Sir/Madam, Would you be kind enough to post the following message to the list for me? Thank you! Announcing Sage Contents Alerting Service Sage Publications is delighted to announce the launch of the Sage Contents Alerting Service. Anyone with access to the internet can subscribe to this service free of charge and receive advance notice of contents for publication in Sage journals*. To subscribe to the service simply follow this simple 4-step process: 1. Go to www.sagepub.co.uk <http://www.sagepub.co.uk> [More ...]
Did anyone pick up a manilla folder from the computer lab (C17) in the last week or so? It contains typed and handwritten lecture notes and overheads. It should be labeled "MV". If you did, please email me. Thanks, Wes
>From: "Utsav A. Schurmans" <[log in to unmask]> >Reply-To: "[log in to unmask]" <[log in to unmask]> >To: 'Beau' <[log in to unmask]> >Subject: FW: t-shirts >Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2000 14:57:23 -0700 > >Beau: > >I forget who is doing the T-shirt stuff. Here is a contact for t-shirts >that might be worthwhile. They do the Frisbee shirts. > >Later, > >Utsav > >Ps. The name of the person hooking me up with the companies info is Kathy >Reicher and I think she work either for the city of Tempe or Phoenix. > >-----Original Message----- >From: [log in to unmask] [SMTP:[log in to unmask]] >Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 10:18 AM >To: [log in to unmask] >Subject: Re: t-shirts >
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2000 14:34:44 -0500 From: "Henri D. Grissino-Mayer" <[log in to unmask]> To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Short Term Training Fellowship Program
2/17/00
Thanks to the Agnese N. Haury Fund for the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research we have funds available for the following program:
Short Term Training Fellowship Program
This is designed to provide supervised training here in tree ring analysis to individuals who demonstrate significant potential to contribute to the enhancement of the field of dendrochronology. Trainees may be graduate students, postdoctoral fellows or established scientists. It is envisaged that each Fellowship will last two months in
CALL FOR POSTER ABSTRACTS SOUTHWEST SYMPOSIUM 2000:
At the Millennium: Change and Challenge in the Greater Southwest. Poster session registration deadline extended to December 17. The Southwest Symposium is currently accepting abstracts for posters to be exhibited at next years meeting. The conference is being held January 13, 14 and 15 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The seventh biennial conference will synthesize and review recent advances in Southwestern Archaeology. Posters on any aspect of archaeology in the Greater Southwest will be considered and displayed at the James A. Little Theater on Friday (all day) and Saturday morning. If
hey, everybody-- I am looking to sel my dependable old '88 Honda Civic. It got a new battery and radiator yesterday and they are both guaranteed for many years. Also, it has lifetime breaks from Midas and it is EXCELLENT on gas (the air is ice cold!). It's a good car and I am looking to sell, please pass the word.
If you are a current or recent archaeology graduate consider participating in a Preparing Future Faculty workshop at the SAAs (or pass this message on to your colleagues).
The workshop is FREE, but you will still need to register via the preliminary program. The session is Saturday, 1-2:30 pm and there are openings for 25 participants.
This is a reminder to archy and bioarchy students that the archy faculty need you to return your intended course enrollments for 2000-2001. We can't plan classes unless we get everyone's feedback. Thank you to al of you who have already turned it in.
If you have lost your list/form, please email me [log in to unmask]
just wanted to know where everyone stands on their aags projects and all that kind of stuff. Julien - what about the t-shirt idea? Should we run it by faculty? If there is anything that has come up or we need to discuss, please let all of know!
Beau J. Goldstein Masters student, Bioarchaeology AAGS President Arizona State University, Tempe home phone: (480)967-5382
Just up late and found a great way to subscribe/unsubscribe postpone messages, browse archives, set digest format, etc for the aags listserv:
http://lists.asu.edu/archives/aags1.html
This page will let you do things like specify text format (pine users) or html format (outlook/hotmail/netscape/etc users) or disable messages while in the field, or get a digest format (each day's list mail in a single message).
This is a really cool website. All you do is click a button and somewhere in the world some hungry person gets a meal to eat at no cost to you. The food is paid for by corporate sponsors. All you do is go to the site and click.
ARI (Archaeological Research Institute) has recently added new software to computers, including:
SPSS 9.0 Systat 8.02 Arcview GIS 3.2 EndNote 3.0 (if you don't use this biblio. program, you should!) Photoshop 5.5
Also, a reminder of some of the hardware we have:
Slide/Negative scanner (up to about 1000 x 1000 dpi) Flatbed scanner Large digitizer (for getting paper map data into a GIS) Zip Drive CD Burners Microscope attached to computer for visualization New digital calipers that put data directly into your application (eg., excel) New imaging/visualization workstation with dvd input & video
You can get free help selecting and doing stats for your research; there is a stats lab on campus. The following URL will take you to a page listing their specific areas of expertise for the year (based on who their RAs are this year.)
Hi all, Thought this job opportunity might be of interest to those who have/will be finishing soon. Please pass this information along to anyone who can benefit from it!!
Sandy
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Thu, 07 Oct 1999 10:50:41 -0500 From: PFF <[log in to unmask]> To: [log in to unmask] Subject: JOB: Anthropology
Positions available at Vanderbilt University Department of Anthropology
Vanderbilt University, pending final administrative approval, announces two positions in anthropology, to be filled a the rank of assistant or associate professor, for applicants with research interests in Mesoamerican archaeology or epigraphy or ethnohistory, and biological anthropology with a research focus on Latin
For your information. Courtesy of the Center for latin American Studies at ASU.
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UTA Conference on the Suppressions and Reassertions of The Female Principle in Human Cultures.
University of Texas at Arlington, March 30-April 1, 2000.
Keynotes: Martha Nussbaum, March 30; Drucilla Cornell, March 31; and Eva Keuls and Nancy Tuana, April 1
This conference recognizes the suppression of femaleness as a primary meaning of Western and other cultures over a long period, and opens this issue to renewed scrutiny. It seeks to identify, document, account for, and interpret the suppression of femaleness via the specific forms it takes from early periods to the present, and to identify and describe
The ASU libraries has a trial subscription to the Annual Review Series (including anthropology) so for a while we have free access to search/download/print content from this journal. If you like the service, click on the button that lets you comment and tell the library to keep it, or it will go away! On the same page you will find a link to a trial of JSTOR which has lots of back issues of expensive journals.
I am passing this info along from Michelle Hegmon:
SAR predocs are competitive, but wonderfully cushy awards for students in the last stages of dissertation work (i.e., for writing).
Applications are due on November 15, applicants must be nominated by the department, and the department can have only one nominee. If more than one student is interested, we will need to begin the decision-making process soon. If you are planning to apply, please alert your chair in the next week. Notifications from the faculty to the subdisc. head are due September 17. This doesn't mean you have to write your
Here's a useful address for first years (and others) giving instructions on how to get free web access (if you are an RA/TA) via your ppp account on your home computer.
This is a reminder that we are having a brown bag today at 12:00 NOON in the conference room. The topic is "Getting through the program quickly" and will feature advice from Anthro faculty and grad students, relevant to all the subdisciplines. We need all the 1st year students and their mentors to attend, but the meeting is open to any interested students. I hope that anyone who has any advice or recommendations can attend and share that knowledge with the rest of us! See you all there. Refreshments will be served!!!!!
First of all, I would like to thank you for taking on the responsibility of a mentee this semester; I am sure you will find it quite rewarding. I would like to let you all know about a "brownbag" on Sept. 2 in C133 form 11:30 - 1:30. Please try to be there with your mentee for at least part of the time. Thank you.
please please please come join us (the Fish, the Currie, and the To), for a 4th o July-squash playing-frisby tossin-BBQ eating-margarita and frozen cocktail sippin-pool party-extravanganza...
There will be a Canada Day/Independence Day Bash at Leslie Nogue's this Saturday (July 3, 1999), featuring Canadian Red and White, and American Red, White, and Blue Margaritas ALL NIGHT!!!! Barbeque will be running if you have a hankerin' for meat or grilled veggies (BYOM). If you desire beer or other such fun drink stuffs, then BYOB. Horseshoe tournament starts when the party does, and good music will run all night FUN FUN FUN!
For your information. Re-posted from elgolpeavisa email list.
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---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 22 Jun 1999 07:34:59 -0500 From: Emilio Lamadrid <[log in to unmask]> Reply-To: [log in to unmask] To: 1 A Recipients List Supressed <[log in to unmask]> Subject: [EGA] [Fwd: FW: Bad News for E-Mail users.]
Subject: Fw: Bad News for E-Mail users. Mail users.
Subject: InsideReform - US Postal wants to charge for EACH E-Mail sent Bill 602P GOVERNMENT WANTS TO CHARGE POSTAGE FOR E-MAIL
Before people send this on-I was just reading about this in the newspaper, and the story is not true. The Washingtonian has a web site set up noting that they never printed the "quoted" article. Alex
Thank you for the information Alex. Do you happend to know the Washingtininan's URL?
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---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 22 Jun 1999 09:12:12 +0000 From: Alexandra Mack <[log in to unmask]> To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: [EGA] [Fwd: FW: Bad News for E-Mail users.] (fwd)
Before people send this on-I was just reading about this in the newspaper, and the story is not true. The Washingtonian has a web site set up noting that they never printed the "quoted" article. Alex
The URL is http://www.washingtonian.com/about/emailhoax.html
I'm sure that there are those in the government who would like to figure out a way to tax the internet, but there is not anything in legislation yet. Nonetheless, I suppose it is a good idea to stay alert! Alex
I am trying to gauge interest in a possible course offering for the spring. Jack Kugelmass, an anthro. from humanities, is considering a class on photo-ethnography. It would deal with methodological and theoretical aspects of photography when doing ethnographic work. In addition, it would provide skills in photo production and development both in a traditional wet dark room as well as in the digitial dry dark room. If there is interest, I will try to acquire and circulate a preliminary syllabus from Dr. Kugelmass. Anyone can email me at [log in to unmask] Thanks,
Beau Goldstein for President: 18 For 0 Against Erica Guyer for Vicepresident: 18 For 0 Against
Congratulations to Beau, the new AAGS President! Congratulations to Erica the new AAGS Vice President!
Their positions run through the summer and the 1999-2000 school year. A new secretary and treasurer will be elected in the fall when we all come back to school.
before it gets too near the beginning of the semester, i would like to have a meeting where we can all get toether and get the ball rolling and pass on stuff from last years board to this years, steven let me know when we can do this--thanx to all
I am about to announce the election results, which may or may not surprise you. However, as a final act in the capacity of president, I wanted to announce the AAGS Perpetual Honor System Book Sale in the Grad/Faculty lounge. I have donated a bookshelf and 30 books (mostly brain candy) to the AAGS cause.... Susan has an envelope in the office, collecting money for us. If you want a book, take a dollar to Susan. If you want to donate books, count them and put them on the shelf. Just send me or someone an email saying
For your information. Re-posted from the Center for Latin American Studies listserv.
Oralia Cabrera [log in to unmask]
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Thu, 13 May 1999 08:32:21 -0700 (MST) From: [log in to unmask] To: Grad Students Interested in Latin Am Studies: ; Subject: FYI-->Raise in copyright fee for dissertations, Graduate College.
-----Original Message----- From: Lee Emhof Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 1999 10:39 AM Subject: RAISE IN COPYRIGHT FEE - GRADUATE COLLEGE
I've matched up as many incoming students as I can, and we almost have enough people. I am trying to match subdisc. and program level as a minimum, and interests where possible (many students haven't specified that much.)
Anyways, Archaeology and Sociocultural Anthropology are taken care of...
we still need some generous volunteers to fill these slots:
It is the time of year when we elect a new AAGS President and Vice-President. The current officeholders are Steve Swanson (AAGS Pres) and Kerri Flanagan (AAGS VP). AAGS Secretary and Treasurer positions are elected at the beginning of Fall semester, so we don't need to worry about those positions now.
Does anyone have the book "The Archaeology of West Mexico" edited by B. Bell checked out from the library? If you do, could I borrow it to copy a chapter from it within the next couple of days? If I could do this before Friday morning I would really, really appreciate it.
Hello all, It's that time of year again...if you are going to be at a different address during the summer and would like your FIRST class mail forwarded, you should print out the form below and return it to Marsha (A-125). If you are changing your address permanently, stop by Marsha's office and fill out a pink "Change of Address" form (they are outside of her door).
It's that time of year again; we are looking for volunteers to perform the valuable service of mentoring incoming students. The department will be sending out Welcome packets soon to incoming students (you may remember receiving one of these...). In that packet we provide the name of a grad student who will act as a mentor, attempting to match the sub-deiscpline focus and anthropological interests of each mentor/mentee pair. The more volunteers we have, the greater we can match up interests, which is beneficial to the incoming students.
I will be hosting a Happy Hour/Cocktail party this Friday evening, begining at 6 pm and continuing until 10 pm. PLEASE COME! This is the last party I will get to host while I am in my 20's (the dreaded day is next wednesday)
I will be serving primarily Margaritas and Cervezas (heavy and light) as well as non-alcoholic beverages; of course the bar is usually well stocked, so other accomodations are possible. Please bring yourselves, all of your friends or family members, including non-anthro types, and some solid or liquid subsistence item. No gifts, please, I'm celebrating
The Center for Big Bend Studies is now accepting papaers to be given at the 6th Annual Conference, October 15-16, 1999. Presentations should focus on prehistoric, historic, and modern cultures of the borderlands regions of the United States and Mexico, with emphasis on the area ecompassed by Trans-Pecos Texas and north-central Mexico.
Papers accepted for presentation will be considered for publication in the Journal of Big Bend Studies, Volume 12.
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Fri, 02 Apr 1999 18:28:17 -0700 From: Kenichi Maruyama <[log in to unmask]>
On behalf of the ASASU Graduate Student Affairs VP' Office, I am inviting you to attend the Annual Graduate Research Exposition on Friday, April 9 in the Ventana C room second floor of MU. The EXPO will run from 1-3:30 p.m. Refreshments (sandwiches, cookies, fruit tray etc.) will be provided. Dr. Marshall Division director for the National Science Foundation Directorate for Engineering Division of Engineering Education and Centers is our keynote speaker. Graduate student presenters are on the schedule too. We are particularly pleased to
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1999 14:50:13 -0700 From: Kenichi Maruyama <[log in to unmask]> Subject: Urgent Message Concerning ASASU Senate Bills 53 & 54
Hello! I am sending this message to make all graduate students aware of two Senate Bills recently introduced by Senators Josh Ackerman (College of Law), Robert Sistak (College of Engineering) and Mike Sosso (College of Liberal Arts). If these two bills are passed, current graduate support programs would be affected. Bill 53 seeks to abolish the current Graduate Student Affairs VP Office. This bill refers to graduate students as a
Dr. Saburo Sugiyama just came back from Teotihuacan and is looking for a place to stay in Chicago next week. He is interested either in finding room with someone who already has a hotel room, or someone interested in sharing a room with him. If you can help him please contact him at:
My key informant on the border is a very active activist. She is organizing a visit, beginning tonight, of 6 Zapatistas and their security team. They are badly in need of money for phone calls, copies, publicity and travel to and from the areas for the Zapatistas. They are selling Solidarity Bonds for $5 each. If anyone would like to get a copy for the itinerary (March16-21) or would like to help by buying a bond, let me know. Thanks. Terri Place
Hello fellow subscribers, As the listserv monitor, (may I have an armband?)I've been asked to relay the following:
On April 3rd this listserv will move to another server. In order to move the list, it will be shut down temporarily from noon April 3rd to 5 PM April 4th. You will not be able to subscribe, unsubscribe, post to the list, or receive mail from the list during that period. After April 4th, you will need to use the address [log in to unmask] in order to post messages to the list. You will also need to use the address [log in to unmask] to send
Is anyone interested in going to Four Peaks for happy hour this friday? It is pretty crowded there, but if several people are interested in going, we can send a few early birds to take over some contiguous tables on the patio (before 5pm) so that we can have actual places to sit after 5 pm.
This message is for anyone who needs to make a poster for the physical meetings, SAA's, or any upcoming meeting...
There is a large format plotter at the GIS/Visualization lab upstairs in the computing commons. (phone = 5-9699) The lab *WILL* be open during spring break, at least 8 to 5 (and maybe other hours) so you can make posters then. ARI will also be open during spring break, if you are using their computers to make your posters.
This may be of interest to some of you. Oralia Cabrera
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 09 Mar 1999 07:45:07 -0600 (CST) From: Marie-Christine LACOSTE <[log in to unmask]> To: Grupo sobre Historia de Mexico <[log in to unmask]> Subject: Reunion Anual de AIA, Dallas, Diciembre 1999
Website Archaeological Institute of America : http://www.archaeological.org/ Call for papers : http://www.archaeological.org/annual/papers99.html ________
Call for Papers 101st Annual Meeting Archaeological Institute of America December 27-30, 1999 Dallas, Texas
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Mon, 08 Mar 1999 16:40:46 -0700 (MST) From: [log in to unmask] Subject: Urgent message (Senate Bill 53/54)
Dear my fellow graduate students,
I encourage you to attend ASASU University Affairs Committee and Government Operations Committee Tomorrow (3/9) in order to protest against the Senate Bills 53 &54. These bills were presented by Senator Mike Sosso, Josh Ackerman and Robert Sistak at the last Senate meeting(3/3) in order to abolish the Office of Graduate Student Affairs VP. By attending these committee meetings, graduate students should express their concerns to the ASASU Senators. The following is the information regarding
Might be a good website for anyone interested in architecture, space, and the built environment.
Chris
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---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 2 Mar 1999 15:32:00 -0800 From: NAGPS <[log in to unmask]> To: [log in to unmask] Subject: NAGPS Jobs/Taxes Update
3/2/99
Dear NAGPS Members & Friends;
As you know, we have long been active on tax issues and employment issues. We continue to offer significant services and information on our web site on both issues. This email will simply direct you to these resources.
I just wanted to announce that I will be hosting Happy Hour this coming Friday at my house, after school (5pm to 8pm) until George Cowgill's reception starts up. I will have some cocktail making stuff on hand (Pina Coladas, some Pepsi.) and some chips and salsa. If you want to come, please bring a snack or a few beers to contribute.
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 2 Mar 1999 19:19:49 -0700 (MST) From: [log in to unmask] To: [log in to unmask] Subject: UPDATE ON SENATE MEETING
A few of us attended the Senate committee to address propositions 53 and 54 which is proposing to eliminate the Graduate Student Affairs Vice President position. This is an important position representing graduate student concerns and allocation of research funds such as travel grants from ASASU and the annual research competition (both forms of support which have benefitted a large number of Anthropology graduate students)
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 02 Mar 1999 12:38:06 -0700 (MST) From: [log in to unmask] To: Timothy John Hodgdon <[log in to unmask]>, [log in to unmask], Tracy Neal Leavelle <[log in to unmask]>, [log in to unmask], Beth Jones <[log in to unmask]>, Lynn M Houston <[log in to unmask]>, Malini Anand <[log in to unmask]>, [log in to unmask], Harshavardan Gopianandan <[log in to unmask]>, Chad EVERETTE Kennedy <[log in to unmask]>, Michael Dennis Ward <[log in to unmask]>, Karthik Ramanathan <[log in to unmask]>, Paul Christopher Frost <[log in to unmask]>, [log in to unmask], [log in to unmask], [log in to unmask], [log in to unmask], SUSAN BOYD FOSTER-BURNS <[log in to unmask]>, [log in to unmask], [log in to unmask], Erik Harvey <[log in to unmask]>, Jeffrey Ian Messer <[log in to unmask]>, Michael Paul Black <[log in to unmask]>, Jenny Maria Drnevich <[log in to unmask]>, Tommy L Ashton <[log in to unmask]>, [log in to unmask], [log in to unmask], Todd Royer <[log in to unmask]>, [log in to unmask], [log in to unmask], Carrie Nelle Lyons <[log in to unmask]>, [log in to unmask],
As the director of the Graduate Research Support Dept. and a second year Master of Public Administration student, I am sending you all a copy of the two bills proposed by Senators Josh Ackerman (Law), Robert Sistak (Engineering) and Mike Sosso (Liberal Arts & Sciences. The GSAVP office receives a very small amount of total ASASU budget compared to the other executive offices. The GSAVP Office receives $29,657.96, which is 3.97% of total ASASU Budget $746,284.84. If graduate students were to get their own student government, it would cost much more than $29,000.
>From: "Giacobbe, John" <[log in to unmask]> >To: [log in to unmask] >Subject: [shovelbums *see announcement in sig file] GIS-Information >Technology Job Offering >Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1999 14:40:33 -0700 > >Archaeological Consulting Services, Ltd. of Tempe, Arizona is seeking to >hire a Director of Information to oversee all computer operations, >including >an Access database, ArcView and MapInfo GIS, AutoCAD and DesignCad >drafting, >field mapping with a total station and 2 hand-held GPS receivers, and >maintenance of 25-30 Windows 95/98 PCs. In addition to direct >responsibility >for multiple-project database management, the position involves managing >multiple responsibilities for 2-3 computer cartographers and a key entry >operator. It
has that fundraiser taken place yet? anyway, why don't we do that and pool some fund and get a snack machine for next to the coke machine in the basement? anybody like this idea?
Beau J. Goldstein Masters student, Bioarchaeology Arizona State University, Tempe home phone: (602)967-5382
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"
Chinesa emailed me yesterday about grad schools, but maybe someone from sociocultural and/or museum studies can be more helpful than I am in those areas. Thanks! Alex
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>From: [log in to unmask] >To: [log in to unmask] >Subject: [shovelbums *see announcement in sig file] Multiple Positions Open >Date: 11 Nov 1999 20:35:32 -0000 > >Archaeological Consulting Services, Ltd. is accepting applications from >archaeological field personnel, technicians through supervisors, for >several >upcoming projects, both in the Phoenix metropolitan area and elsewhere, but >primarily in Arizona. While we may be able to train a couple of highly >motivated, hard-working people, preference will be shown to those with >prior >relevant experience and good references. We anticipate openings through the >fall and winter months. > >We will be accepting applications through November 30, 1999. > >Please send
Michelle, than kyou for your concern, but since it was AAGS business and it is an AAGS listserv I felt that it was appropriate. Again, thank you for your concern.
Beau J. Goldstein Masters student, Bioarchaeology AAGS President Arizona State University, Tempe home phone: (480)967-5382
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"
hey check it out, Jenny, you aredoing recycling, Ercia has bags and I have the Phone # for you to call for recycling copntainers . Call me at 967-5382 (480) to get it > >I don't know who is handling the can recycling, but they need to keep the >container emptied out. It is overflowing now with bags of cans on the >floor. No good and I don't want faculty to start complaining. > >Thanks for taking care of this. > >Marilynn >
>From: "Ken Maruyama asasu.gsavp"@asu.edu >To: [log in to unmask] >Subject: ASASU Graduate Research Exposition, 2000 >Date: Sun, 27 Feb 2000 19:04:44 -0700 (MST) > >Dear fellow graduate students, > > On behalf of the ASASU Graduate Student Affairs Vice President >Office, I would like to invite you to the annual Graduate Research >Exposition. > > Date: Friday, March 3, 2000 > Time: 11 a.m. - 2 p.m (luncheon, speeches & presentations) > 2 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. (Poster session & Information tables) > 3:30 p.m. - 5 p.m. (Presentations) > Location: Alumni Lounge on 2nd floor in MU > Free lunch & refreshments!!!
This sounds like a pretty neat job opportunity. I don't think you need to have previous horseback riding experience, they will teach you. Talk to Dr. Schoenwetter if you are interested. Alex
