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CURRICULUM VITAE Dr. Jamie Whelan Professor of Geography, Anthropology and Religion Department of Social Sciences Office Phone: e-mail: jwhelan@mail.mcneese.edu Positions Held Awards, Grants, and Honors Professional Development Departmental/University Activities ... Courses Taught EDUCATION: San Bernardino Valley College, California University of San Francisco, California San Francisco State University, Calif.: B.A., M.A. Anthropology University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta University of Lethbridge, Alberta Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge: Ph.D. Geography, 1989 FIELDS OF INTEREST: Geography: Historical, Cultural, Cultural Ecology, Louisiana, World Regions Other: Historical Archaeology; Ethnozoology; Comparative and World Religions POSITIONS HELD: Professor, Department of Social Sciences, McNeese State University, Lake Charles, LA. Aug. 1994 - Aug. 1999. Associate Professor, Department of Social Sciences, McNeese State University, Lake Charles, LA. Aug. 1994 - Aug. 1999. Assistant Professor, Department of Social Sciences, McNeese State University, Lake Charles, LA. Aug. 1988 - July 1994..

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Home Transcriptions Programme Speakers ... Who Is Who Amsterdam - 14, 15, 16 November 2002 Flow needs fixity Malcolm McCullough [we've also published Malcolm McCulloughs' article that he wrote for the Archis special Flow-issue: Digital Ground: Fixity, Flow and Engagement with Context But wait a second, for an important message. Hi! You appear to walking past our shop. You should come in for just five minutes. We know what you like. This session has been focused on design in context. If you have been thinking about this at all yourself, then you might let me ask you three questions. First, what is the difference between ubiquitous computing and situated computing? To help unpack these questions, it may help to use analogies from long ago and far away.. That way the metaphor stays clear. Upon learning the topic of this conference, my first image was of the Mississippi, a river whose flow is some twenty times that of the Rhine. Here the metaphor is of crossovers. Places emerge at crossovers between infrastructures. Trade in symbols tends to have counterparts in physical life, like stockyards. Interactions in one channel get interesting when they have effects in some other channel. What works about Amazon is that it makes something happen on a UPS truck. Anyway, this is the heart of the matter: Flow needs fixity, like a river needs riverbanks. Intentionally fixed settings, also known as architecture, provide a necessary context for Flow.

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Contents Previous Next Chapter 5. The Texas water system: implications for environmental assessment in planning for interbasin water transfers Charles Greer Department of Geography Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana THE DECADE of the 1960s was a time of enthusiastic proposals for large interbasin water transfer schemes. A new generation of plans was put forward in North America, headlined by the grandiose NAWAPA scheme and including numerous other proposals for transfers of unprecedented scale between basins in the northern and western parts of the continent (Biswas, 1978). Similarly, in the Soviet Union, existing plans were elaborated and ambitious new proposals were put forward for the transfer of water from the more humid to the less humid regions of the continent (Micklin, 1977; Soviet Geography, 1972). This spate of large interbasin transfer proposals arose from new realizations of engineering capability and economic growth in industrial economies. It had become technically possible to alter on a broad new scale those natural environments in which water is the limiting factor to continued growth. The decade of the 1970s, however, was a period of retrenchment in planning for the large interbasin transfer schemes in North America. Some of the plans have been abandoned, many have been modified, and progress on all has been at least slowed down. Two factors are primarily responsible for the retrenchment: first, strong opposition has been raised by basins which would be called on to export their water resources, and second, rising costs have brought the economic feasibility of many large interbasin transfers into serious doubt.

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Contents April 2002 In This Issue xiii Articles From Famine to Five Points: Lord Lansdowne's Irish Tenants Encounter North America's Most Notorious Slum By Tyler Anbinder Of Civilization and Savages: The Mimetic Imperialism of Japan's 1874 Expedition to Taiwan By Robert Eskildsen AHR Forum: Asia and Europe in the World Economy Introduction By Patrick Manning Political Economy and Ecology on the Eve of Industrialization: Europe, China, and the Global Conjuncture By Kenneth Pomeranz The Search for European Differences and Domination in the Early Modern World: A View from Asia By R. Bin Wong Modern Inequality and Early Modernity: A Comment for the AHR on Articles by R. Bin Wong and Kenneth Pomeranz By David Ludden Review Essay News, Public, Nation By Michael Schudson Reviews of Books METHODS/THEORY Pekka Masonen. The Negroland Revisited: Discovery and Invention of the Sudanese Middle Ages. By Jay Spaulding Maghan Keita. Race and the Writing of History: Riddling the Sphinx. By Wilson J. Moses David Cannadine. Ornamentalism: How the British Saw Their Empire. By Antoinette Burton J. G. A. Pocock.

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NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY EDUCATIONAL LEAFLET NO. 12 ALONG NEBRASKA PIONEER TRAILS ALONG NEBRASKA PIONEER TRAILS Many of Nebraska's highways today, including Interstate 80, are on or near routes used over 100 years ago by explorers, fur traders, covered wagon pioneers, and many others whose courage and labor laid the foundations for the American West. Nebraska has long been an important link in America's route to the West, and its pioneer trails indeed are "highways to history." A knowledge of these trails, which intertwine Nebraska with the history of the westward movement, will enliven one's travels in the state. The principal pioneer trails are outlined briefly in this leaflet. Additional sources of more detailed information are found in the bibliography. THE MISSOURI RIVER - WATERWAY OF EXPLORATION AND COMMERCE When Lewis and Clark, the first Americans to explore the American West, set out on their epochal journey in the spring of 1804, they pointed their keelboats up the Missouri. For eight weeks they followed Nebraska's eastern border, the Missouri River, on their outward journey to the Pacific. At Council Bluff (not Council Bluffs, Iowa) near the present town of Fort Calhoun, they held an important council with the Oto and Missouri Indians. The river was their highway, but many of their camps were made in what is now Nebraska, and their journals contain the best available accounts of early Nebraska.

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Working Groups We would like to inform you about current status of Paleopedology Commission's Working Groups. People, interested in WG activities,please, submit your concerns. What do you think is needed? What are you willing to do? Those who did not, please, inform us, if you have an interest in the specific working Group activity. Your names and addresses would be forwarded to Working Groups Chairmen for direct communication. Number Working Group Chairman Address Definitions and terminology J.A. Catt IACR-Rothamsted, Harpenden, Hertfordshire AL52JQ, England, Fax: (0582) 760-981, E-Mail: john.catt@bbsrc.ac.uk Classification of Paleosols W.D. Nettleton USDA-SCS2528 B ST Lincoln, NE68502, USA e-mail: dnettleton@gw.nssc.nrcs.usda.gov Methods of field and laboratory study R. Kemp Royal Holloway University - London, Dept of Geography, Egham, Surrey TW20 OEX, Great Britain, Fax: +0784-472836, e-mail: r.kemp@rhbnc.ac.uk Pedostratigraphy R. Morrison 80401-4201 Golden, Co, USA Paleoseismic activity and paleopedology B. Van Vliet-Lanoe

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University Faculty, Professional and Administrative Personnel Those whose names are preceded by a dot or a plus are members of the graduate faculty. Membership on the graduate faculty falls into one of three categories on the basis of functional responsibility: # May teach graduate-level courses and may serve as major professor for master's degree students; + May serve as major professor for doctoral students as well; * Hold doctoral directive status awarded by the University of Florida for cooperative program. Changes in faculty, professional, and administrative staff made after September 30, 1996, may not be reflected in the following list. W Waddell, Cynthia E., Ph.D., Coordinator, Academic Programs, Program for Instructional Excellence + Wager, Walter W., Ed.D., Indiana; Professor of Educational Research + Wagner, Richard K., Ph.D., Yale; Professor of Psychology + Wahl, Horst D., Ph.D., Vienna; Professor of Physics + Wainwright, Peter C., Ph.D., Chicago; Associate Professor of Biological Science + Waldo, Gordon P., Ph.D., Ohio State; Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice

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The Battle for the Federal Judiciary By MICK MEENAN "I am leading the charge on judges." The words rang across the Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria at February’s annual New York dinner of the Human Rights Campaign. Chuck Schumer, New York’s senior senator, was arriving at that juncture in a speech where the political message would either rouse the crowd or lose out to the rattle of cutlery on plates. Schumer’s voice rose. "The hard right has a plan. I promise you this––" Both his fists leveled above the podium, the pitch of Schumer’s voice did silence the rattle, and in the hanging expectant second that ensued, the senator drove home his message. "—I will use every atom in my body to stop them from taking over the judiciary." "LGBT issues play a significant role in the decision-making process among me and my colleagues on Judiciary," Schumer himself told Gay City News in an interview this week. "I assure you." NY Judge Says Civil Union Partner Is "Spouse"

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