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The Dutch Proverbs
Pieter Bruegel the Elder1559
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Gemäldegalerie, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Famous for his landscapes and peasant scenes, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, was a Netherlandish Renaissance painter and printmaker. He gained experience in Italy and France before going to Antwerp, where he became a master in the painter's guild. The older Dutch master Hieronymus Bosch exercised the most influence on Bruegel's art. His major inspiration was drawn however directly from nature, which is evident in artworks like 'Landscape with the Fall of Icarus' (1558) or 'Winter Landscape with a Bird Trap' (1565). Although the Italianate style dominated in his times, Bruegel the Elder preferred a somewhat simpler form. He was the pioneer of Netherlandish genre painting because his main focus lay on village life, as seen, for instance, in 'Netherlandish Proverbs' (1559). He also created religious works like such as 'The Tower of Babel' (1563).
Title: The Dutch Proverbs
Creator: Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Physical Dimensions: w163.0 x h117.0 cm
Medium: Oil on oak wood
Viewing notes: The picture brings together 100 proverbs and places them in surroundings that are as real as the people's behaviour, revealed in terse and apposite form by the wise sayings. The individual scenes are played out side by side, without being directly dependent on each other. A village near the sea provides a spacious stage for the apparently everyday tasks of its inhabitants. The background for all the varied activity is made up of a farmhouse, dilapidated huts, a stone bridge with pillory and tower, the village square at the centre of the activity and a farmstead among cornfields near the wood. In the distance is the open sea, shining in the sun of a late summer's day. The painting's old title 'The Upside-Down World' derives from the symbol of a globe standing on its head. This is intended to illustrate that we are in a world in which nothing is as it should be. The wise sayings are evidence of man's folly and sinfulness in a crazy world that has turned away from God. This proverb picture is evidence of Bruegel's intense pre-occupation with the spiritual and moral questions of his time, which give the work its timeless validity.
Style: Netherlandish
Inv. No.: 1720
ISIL-No.: DE-MUS-017018
Copyright Text: Text: © http://www.prestel.com, Prestel Verlag / Rainald Grosshans Audio: © Tonwelt / Staatliche Museen zu Berlin – Preußischer Kulturbesitz
Collection: Gemäldegalerie, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Artist Place of Death: Brussels, Belgium
Artist Place of Birth: Breda, Netherlands
Artist Gender: male
Artist Dates: 1525/1569-09-09
The Dutch Proverbs (Supplemental)
Two Chained Monkeys
The Harvesters
By same artist
The Middelburg Altar
From related movement
The Madonna in the Church
Man with pinks
The Altar of Our Lady (Miraflores Altar)
Dutch and Flemish Renaissance painting

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Defending Finance: Why Bankers and Economists Are Not to Blame for the Crisis
From the Economist, What's wrong with finance
There's nothing wrong with finance or economists, but there is often something wrong when leftists pontificate about finance and economics. In the same way the left dismisses IQ as being useless, the left also dismisses economics as merely being a superstition, akin to reading entrails, or the left criticizes economists for failing to predict the crisis. But what few realize is that economists don't actually need to be able predict; they only need to have the tools and ability in place to stop crisis as soon as it arises so that the healthier portions of the economy can continue to function, a skill that policy makers are quite adept at as evidenced by the efficacy of TARP and other programs.
Note that these objections are not the same as the argument, familiar from the crisis, that individual banks are too big to fail (or TBTF). This approach is more akin to the idea of the "resource curse" that economies with an excessive exposure to a commodity, such as oil, may become imbalanced. Just as the easy money from drilling for oil may make an economy slow to develop alternative business sectors, the easy money from trading in assets, and lending against property, may distort a developed economy.
Too big to fail policy such as TARP has been a success though. Eight years later, and still not the slightest hint of trouble in the financial sector. In fact, with stricter lending standards, less leverage, and fatter balance sheets, thing are better than they have ever been.
And given that the US economy, especially since 2011, has done better than its peers both in terms of inflation adjusted economic growth, US dollar currency gains, stock market gains, consumer spending, profits & earnings, and so on – so I guess you can say Bernanke did a good job, and fed policy was a success. Now other foreign banks, such as the ECB, are copying Bernanke's legacy of QE and low interest rates.
In defense of models, including the Homo economicus model that is the scourge of the left on the liberal presumption that humans are not as inherently self-interested as the Homo economicus model implies, these models do a pretty good job approximating and predicting real-life events. Economic models, despite their flaws, are better than having no models, and models can help us have a better understanding of the world. Working backwards, the empirical data agrees with the Homo economicus models, that humans act in their own self-interests. An economic model based on altruism would not agree with the data, making it useless.
It's like how the left criticizes string theory for not being falsifiable, but string theory is logically consistent, obeying energy conservation laws and various symmetries – it's just that we don't yet have the technology to verify string theory. In the same way the Higgs Bosson, first conceived by Peter Hills in the 60's through a mathematical model and then later verified experimentally, string theory will have to wait for its moment, but the inability to verify it empirically doesn't mean we should automatically dismiss it. The left assumes that smart people lack common sense, but what does that say about average IQ people – are they going to be any better? Or as quoted by Scott Adams, "If there are no stupid questions, then what kind of questions do stupid people ask? Do they get smart just in time to ask questions?" The Black Scholes option pricing formula is only a heuristic. No one in finance uses it literally, but the left creates this straw man of quants who never deviate from a handful of models, as if the concept of tail risk is somehow a new or alien concept to people in finance that only the media knows about.
The best hope for progress is the school of behavioral economics, which understands that individuals cannot be the rational actors who fit neatly into academic models. More economists are accepting that finance is not a "zero sum game", nor indeed a mere utility, but an important driver of economic cycles. Indeed, finance has become too dominant a driver.
Behavior finance is popular among those who in insist the market is rigged, and a bubble, and that investors are always irrational. In yet another straw man, no one actually believes the market is completely zero-sum. Due to fundamental drift, indexes such as the S&P 500 and fundamentals (profits & earnings) tend to be positively correlated such that someone who holds the S&P 500 into a long economic expansion will almost always make money. Eminent economist and mathematician Paul Samuelson posited that the market is in the short-run zero sum, but in the long-run less efficient.
A question that frequently arises is why no one went to jail for the crisis.
As for the Banksters, the fact that none of them did any hard time due to the policy of "too big to jail" is just another sign of the utter moral collapse of our country-to Hell with them all I say. I can only hope the sheeple will wake up long enough to realize the greedy banking bastards not only got away with gang-raping Amerika, they got paid handsomely for their lusty effort. A rope is too good for them.
Since 2008, people actually did go to jail for mortgage fraud, although you'll never hear this from the media, who repeat the narrative that no one was arrested. According to wikipedia:
The number of FBI agents assigned to mortgage-related crimes increased by 50 percent between 2007 and 2008.[10] In June 2008, The FBI stated that its mortgage fraud caseload has doubled in the past three years to more than 1,400 pending cases.[11] Between March 1 and June 18, 2008, 406 people were arrested for mortgage fraud in an FBI sting across the country. People arrested include buyers, sellers and others across the wide-ranging mortgage industry.[10]
Two examples from the FBI.gov page: Delroy Davy Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison for Defrauding Failed Omni National Bank and Other Lenders and Former Bank Vice President Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison for Mortgage Fraud Scheme.
Understandably, being that these are stings the FBI is not going out of its way to make these arrests obvious, but behind the scenes there is justice.
Second, the bankers didn't go to jail because being wrong is not a crime. Imagine, for example, a tour bus full of people is hit by a meteorite, killing everyone but the driver. Is the driver to blame for somehow not foreseeing meteorite risk? The models the bankers used could not have foreseen such as big collapse, so the problem is the models and not the bankers. Then there are the loser homeowners who thought buying a five-bedroom mansion on a $40,000 income was a good idea, or other homeowners who speculated in Miami or Las Vegas real estate, naively believing it would become the next Aspen or Manhattan. Or home flippers who thought they could flip to a bigger fool – until they became the fool, holding a highly-leveraged inventory of deprecating homes they couldn't hope to sell at anywhere near a profit.
As people on Reddit understand, you can only go so far in protecting people from their stupidity.
The liberal media is also to blame for fanning the flames of crisis to get Obama elected, turning what could have been a localized subprime problem into something bigger.
"they sold the loans"
Another common argument is that bankers knowingly sold defective financial products to their clients.
With every investment comes a risk, as stated in the prospectus. The people who bought these investments were (presumably) seeking abnormally high returns. That's what sometimes happens – when a unique investment strategy works for many years – almost too good to be true – and then things suddenly go bad, because there is seldom a free lunch. People go to jail for blatant impropriety – embezzlement, for example. Or going against the client's wishes, such as by investing the client's money in a riskier security that will generate a large commission for the broker, even though the client stipulated he wanted a safe investment. But even safe investments can fail, and like the bus driver, it's not the fault of brokers for failing to foresee extreme tail risk. A fund that invests in foreign bonds could have a pristine 50-year track record, and then somehow five of the countries default in one month, causing a catastrophic decline to the bond fund. A typical example is a company that has millions of dollars of employee pensions under its control and it has to investment this money in a security that has the same 'risk profile' as a treasury bond, so this company goes to an investment bank like Goldman Sachs to mange the money. Goldman says they have a fund, such as the foreign bond fund, that has the same risk (according to mathematical models and historical data) as a 5-year treasury bond, but with a 2% added yearly return. Sounds like a great deal (more return for the same risk), and then things go bad. In the real world, outside of confines of mathematics, '10-sigma' events tend to defy statistical implausibility, and short of putting your capital in cold, hard greenbacks, there are few good solutions for dealing with 'unknown unknowns'. You can have a mathematical model that works well 99.99% of the time, but that .001% will cause everyone to lose their money, and dealing with extreme tail risk is an ongoing area of research.
And contrary to the media's attempt to frame Goldman Sachs as conspiring against the 'little guy', Goldman's clients were other funds, not retail investors. Goldman took the other side of the trade not only because they thought it was a bad investment, but also to eliminate risk. Goldman cares about collecting fees but doesn't want to lose large sums of money if the fund fails, so they took an opposite bet to protect themselves. Market makers do that all the time when they sell you stock or options. If someone is dumb enough to pay $100 million for my Monopoly Money fund, I'll gladly take the opposite side of that bet. That's probably what Goldman was thinking. Assuming fiduciary standards aren't broken, there is no law that makes it illegal to sell someone an investment that in retrospect is a bad investment. Let's assume there is a fund that involves homes, and I think the fund will fail, but my clients really want to invest in this fund. I have a duty to invest my client's money in this fund even though I personally don't think it's a good investment, even going so far as to bet against the fund. It may seem like a conflict of interest, but it's just doing business.
And then lastly, and probably most importantly, the government played a complicit role in inflating the housing market, forcing lenders to create risky loans to meet quotas.
"The National Homeownership Strategy: Partners in the American Dream", was compiled in 1995 by Henry Cisneros, President Clinton's HUD Secretary. This 100-page document represented the viewpoints of HUD, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, leaders of the housing industry, various banks, numerous activist organizations such as ACORN and La Raza, and representatives from several state and local governments."
If anyone is to blame, it's these people.
Published May 3, 2015 By smartistone
Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged finance
We're All Becoming Economists, Scientists, and Objectivists
With the Exception of China, Emerging Markets Are Still Awful


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The route turns left, following the Slaughter Creek Trail to the north. The blue-blazed trail descends elevation, crossing several small tributary creeks in a rocky, mossy, sun-dappled forest below Slaughter Mountain.
The trail dives through a dense canopy of gnarly-branched mountain laurel and rhododendron, passing a backpacking campsite at 4 miles. Slaughter Creek roars audibly through the valley below the trail, cascading over out-of-site waterfalls and whitewater. The trail reaches the gravel Slaughter Creek Road at 5.4 miles and retraces the outbound route to Lake Winfield Scott, completing the adventure.
Extend the adventure! Camp at the popular Lake Winfield Scott Campground (view reservation and fee info), and explore more of the stunning Blood Mountain Wilderness on a multi-day adventure. Or grab some solitude and backpack to one of the campsites on the Appalachian Trail or Slaughter Creek Trail (free, first-come, first camp). Campfires are not allowed in the Blood Mountain Wilderness. Black bears are often active in the area, so store food and fragrant cosmetics out of reach in a bear canister.
Please remember to pack out what you've packed in and leave no trace to help preserve the forest's beauty.
Extend this hike's mileage by 1.8 miles to grab some stunning vistas from Blood Mountain: from the AT junction with the Slaughter Creek Trail, continue following the Appalachian Trail .9 miles to the Blood Mountain summit. And, if you're backpacking, there are additional campsites on the AT just a short distance from the intersection with the Slaughter Creek Trail.
Follow the Bear Hair Gap Trail from Vogel State Park, climbing to Blood Mountain's lower elevations and catching stunning views of the park's mountain lake from a lofty overlook. Or check out our Blood Mountain hiking, backpacking and camping guide for more of our favorite day hikes and backpacking adventures in this ultra-scenic North Georgia wilderness.
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Blu-Ray News #308: Hammer Films – The Ultimate Collection (1958-1971).
I've been really impressed with Mill Creek's Hammer releases. They don't have the extras we get from someone like Scream Factory, but they look good, they're often in double bills or sets (with us DVD/Blu-Ray collectors, shelf space is always a concern), and the price is certainly right.
Mill Creek's newest Hammer project is the 20-picture Hammer Films – The Ultimate Collection. It's got some great stuff — some are repeats from previous MC releases, some not. It focuses on Hammer films that were distributed by Columbia in the States. Here's the lineup:
The Revenge Of Frankenstein (1958)
The Snorkel (1958)
The Camp On Blood Island (1958)
Yesterday's Enemy (1959)
The Two Faces Of Dr. Jekyll (1960)
Never Take Candy From A Stranger (1960)
The Stranglers Of Bombay (1960)
Cash On Demand (1961)
Scream Of Fear (1961)
Stop Me Before I Kill! (1961)
The Terror Of The Tongs (1961)
The Pirates Of Blood River (1962)
These Are The Damned (1962)
The Old Dark House (1963)
The Curse Of The Mummy's Tomb (1963)
Maniac (1963)
The Devil-Ship Pirates (1964)
The Gorgon (1964)
Die! Die! My Darling (1965)
Creatures The World Forgot (1971)
I can't wait to get my hands on this thing. These films are essential stuff. A few of these I haven't seen in quite a while — and never on Blu-Ray. It's coming in November.
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Blu-Ray News #290: The Curse Of The Werewolf (1961).
Directed by Terence Fisher
Starring Clifford Evans, Oliver Reed, Yvonne Romain, Catherine Feller
Hammer and Terence Fisher continued their reimagining of the classic monsters with The Curse Of The Werewolf (1961), with the same results they'd had with Frankenstein, Dracula and The Mummy. It's the next installment in Scream Factory's terrific Hammer Blu-Ray series, and I can't wait to see what a 4K cleanup does to this one. Highly recommended. Coming, loaded with extras, in April.
Filed under 1961, DVD/Blu-ray News, Hammer Films, Oliver Reed, Shout/Scream Factory, Terence Fisher
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Blu-Ray News #257: Hammer Volume 4 – Faces Of Fear.
The folks at Indicator have done a terrific job with their Hammer Blu-Ray sets — and I expect just as much from this one.
Scream Of Fear (1961; UK title: Taste Of Fear)
Directed by Seth Holt
Starring Susan Strasberg, Ronald Lewis, Ann Todd, Christopher Lee
Hammer made a string of Psycho-inspired thrillers in the early 60s. One of the best of the bunch is Scream Of Fear, which borrows more from Clouzot's Les Diaboliques (1955) than it does from the Hitchcock picture. Susan Strasberg is terrific as the handicapped young woman who is being systematically scared to death by a conniving couple. Jimmy Sangster's script, Seth Holt's direction and Douglas Slocombe's black and white photography are all top-notch.
Starring Peter Cushing, Eunice Grayson, Francis Matthews, Michael Gwynn
The Revenge Of Frankenstein (1958) is the second entry in Hammer's Frankenstein series, coming after The Curse Of Frankenstein (1957). Hammer went a different route than Universal — they follow the Doctor, not the Monster, which lets the stories go in all sorts of different directions. And more important, it established Peter Cushing as a leading horror star through the 70s.
Revenge picks up where Curse left off. Frankenstein escapes the guillotine, flees to Carlsbruck and builds a successful practice under the name Stein. Of course, he's conducting his usual experiments on the side — and they go horribly wrong. Frankenstein transplants the brain of a willing assistant into the newly constructed monster, giving the crippled young man a stronger, straighter body. Or that's the idea anyway.
This, for my money, is one of Hammer's finest films. Cushing is terrific as the brilliant doctor completely taken over by arrogance and misguided ambition (making it quite appropriate during this Presidential election). Eunice Grayson and Francis Matthews are good as the nurse and young doctor caught up in Frankenstein's mayhem. Michael Gwynn is really superb as the monster, perfectly balancing the sympathy and horror the part requires. His performance is what makes the movie work as well as it does. Jimmy Sangster's script is more disciplined than usual, free of the diversions that can lead his films astray. And Terence Fisher's direction is as assured as ever.
The Two Faces Of Dr. Jekyll (1960; US Title: House Of Fright)
Starring Paul Massie, Dawn Addams, Christopher Lee, David Kossoff, Oliver Reed
Hammer always put their own spin on the horror standards they tackled, and Robert Louis Stevenson's Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde is no exception. Their Dr. Jekyll (Paul Massie) is rather boring, but his potion transforms him into the suave, yet lecherous and murderous Mr. Hyde. Minus the murder part, this seems like a precursor to Jerry Lewis' The Nutty Professor (1963). This framework provides ample opportunity for everything from rape and murder to snake-charming — the kind of stuff censors pounced on, resulting in a cut-up American release from American International.
The Damned (1963; US Title: These Are The Damned)
Directed by Joseph Losey
Starring MacDonald Carey, Shirley Anne Field, Viveca Lindfors, Oliver Reed
Fleeing the harassment of a motorcycle gang (lead by Oliver Reed), a couple (MacDonald Carey, Shirley Anne Field) winds up in a cave occupied by a group of children — the product an experiment to create a race of radiation-friendly humans.
Hammer sat on this one a while before releasing it, and in in the States it was cut to just 77 minutes. It's never been given its due, though it's cherished by fans of Joseph Losey. Indicator, of course, is offering up the original cut, not the chopped-up American thing.
Coming November 18, this Region-Free set loads each picture up with extras — from interviews and trailers to commentaries and photo galleries. Highly, highly recommended.
Filed under 1958, 1960, 1961, 1963, AIP, Christopher Lee, DVD/Blu-ray News, Hammer Films, Indicator/Powerhouse, Oliver Reed, Peter Cushing, Terence Fisher
Blu-ray News #63: Hammer Horror 8-Film Blu-ray Collection.
Universal has announced a terrific Blu-ray set of eight Hammer horror films, coming in September.
Brides Of Dracula (1960)
Starrings Peter Cushing, David Peel, Yvonne Monlaur
The Curse Of The Werewolf (1961)
Starring Herbert Lom, Heather Sears. Thorley Walters, Michael Gough
Paranoiac (1963)
Directed by Freddie Francis
Starring Janette Scott, Oliver Reed, Sheila Burrell
Kiss Of The Vampire (1962)
Directed by Don Sharp
Starring Clifford Evans, Noel Willman, Jennifer Daniel
Nightmare (1964)
Starring David Knight, Moira Redmond, Jennie Linden
Night Creatures (1962; UK Title: Captain Clegg)
Directed by Peter Graham Scott
Starrings Peter Cushing, Yvonne Romain, Patrick Allen
The Evil Of Frankenstein (1964)
Starring Peter Cushing, Sandor Eles, Peter Woodthorpe, Katy Wiuld, Ducnam Lamont, Kiwi Kingston
These are some key Hammer films, and I'm dying to see Night Creatures — which I've somehow never seen.
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Heathcote, an electoral district of the Legislative Assembly in the Australian state of New South Wales, has had two incarnations, the first from 1971 to 1991, the second from 1999 to the present.

Members for Heathcote

Election results

Elections in the 2010s

2019

2015

2011

Elections in the 2000s

2007

2003

Elections in the 1990s

1999

1991 & 1995
District abolished

Elections in the 1980s

1988

1987 by-election

1984

1981

Elections in the 1970s

1978

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Notes

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New South Wales state electoral results by district

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4. University of Virginia
While UVA is often referred to as a party school, don't be fooled — the university has rigorous academic standards. Its median SAT scores for incoming students, 1362, is the highest among colleges on our top 10 list. This public university located in Charlottesville, Virginia, counts business as one of its top majors.
5. University of California, Irvine
Students who go to this school, with over 20,000 undergraduates, will see the second-highest median salary 10 years or more after graduation: $121,000. Located in California's Orange County, the university is just a short trip from Newport Beach, a perfect place for sun seekers.
6. Georgia Institute of Technology
Georgia Tech is located in Atlanta, which is also home to Fortune 500 companies, including Coca-Cola Co., Delta Air Lines and Home Depot. While many students focus on science and technology, business is the second-most common major, according to U.S. News and World Report.
7. City University of New York Bernard M. Baruch College
Students could be attracted to Baruch College for its incredibly low average student debt — $5,979, the lowest by far in the top 10 (the next lowest was $15,769 at Brigham Young).
8. University of California, Santa Barbara
If the surfing and sunbathing aren't enough, there's also the relatively affordable education at $13,671 for in-state residents. Graduates go on to make a median salary of $102,000.
9. College of William and Mary
The second-oldest college in the country, the College of William and Mary has been cited by Travel and Leisure as one of America's most beautiful campuses. The school can also boast the second-highest median SAT score on our top 10 list at 1358. This suburban campus is in Williamsburg, Virginia, and has an undergraduate population of over 6,000.
10. University of California, Los Angeles
California's biggest university, UCLA enrolls nearly 30,000 undergraduates and over 12,000 graduate students. Notable alumni include Laurence Fink, CEO of BlackRock, the world's largest asset management company.
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Average aid package
Average student debt
Median salary after 10 years or more
1 University of California, Berkeley Public 1350 $12,874 $15,764 $17,468 $138,300 83.235
2 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Public 1313 $7,693 $12,622 $17,602 $93,000 71.517
3 Brigham Young University Private 1277 $4,710 $6,457 $15,769 $96,700 71.459
4 University of Virginia Public 1362 $12,216 $15,508 $21,815 $106,400 70.596
5 University of California, Irvine Public 1122 $13,122 $16,066 $20,728 $121,000 70.068
6 Georgia Institute of Technology Public 1352 $10,098 $8,510 $25,027 $116,100 69.299
7 City University of New York Bernard M. Baruch College Public 1225 $5,910 $6,607 $5,979 $88,300 68.859
8 University of California, Santa Barbara Public 1212 $13,671 $15,852 $20,452 $102,000 64.584
9 College of William and Mary Public 1358 $13,570 $13,615 $24,400 $100,900 64.408
10 University of California, Los Angeles Public 1289 $12,692 $16,288 $20,229 $92,200 64.401
11 California State University, Sacramento Public 945 $6,620 $8,939 $4,551 $85,700 63.908
12 California State University, Long Beach Public 1012 $6,052 $8,779 $13,386 $87,400 63.223
13 Washington University in St. Louis Private 1474 $43,705 $25,449 $23,082 $129,100 63.215
14 University of Washington Public 1234 $12,383 $13,441 $21,263 $97,500 62.880
15 California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Public 1070 $6,125 $8,932 $20,636 $91,500 62.838
16 University of Pennsylvania Private 1442 $43,738 $32,489 $19,798 $121,700 62.719
17 California State University, Fullerton Public 1021 $6,195 $8,616 $12,962 $86,400 62.661
18 University of California, Davis Public 1192 $13,877 $15,201 $19,970 $98,800 62.509
19 San Jose State University Public 1030 $6,852 $8,622 $18,424 $95,800 62.374
20 University of Texas at Austin Public 1262 $9,790 $8,627 $25,300 $101,300 62.158
21 San Diego State University Public 1090 $6,578 $9,645 $18,100 $84,500 61.811
22 San Francisco State University Public 998 $6,440 $8,842 $17,985 $91,000 61.280
23 University of Maryland at College Park Public 1310 $8,908 $8,152 $25,254 $93,900 61.234
24 University of Florida Public 1272 $6,143 $6,128 $20,708 $83,300 60.299
25 California State University, Fresno Public 920 $6,228 $9,343 $16,958 $87,800 60.004
26 Georgetown University Private 1398 $42,870 $31,457 $24,064 $121,700 59.999
27 Cornell University Private 1422 $43,413 $32,063 $20,577 $116,100 59.942
28 University of Wyoming Public 1123 $4,278 $6,276 $22,879 $80,400 59.769
29 University of Notre Dame Private 1450 $42,971 $29,753 $27,827 $122,700 59.460
30 University of Georgia Public 1247 $9,842 $7,686 $20,254 $90,500 59.220
31 Indiana University at Bloomington Public 1198 $10,033 $10,361 $27,619 $95,500 58.811
32 University of Wisconsin at Madison Public 1268 $10,378 $7,596 $25,664 $96,200 58.698
33 University of Connecticut Public 1233 $11,242 $9,953 $24,600 $92,800 58.219
34 University of Arizona Public 1106 $10,035 $10,381 $22,497 $92,400 57.868
35 Rutgers University at New Brunswick Public 1210 $13,073 $10,654 $24,284 $96,400 57.830
36 California State University, Northridge Public 918 $6,296 $9,439 $17,534 $82,500 57.736
37 City University of New York Brooklyn College Public 1100 $5,884 $6,313 $11,200 $73,300 57.730
38 University of Oklahoma at Norman Public 1176 $8,706 $7,164 $22,140 $91,100 57.728
39 University of Texas at Dallas Public 1262 $10,666 $9,577 $20,504 $83,600 57.720
40 University of Colorado at Boulder Public 1192 $9,482 $9,345 $24,880 $89,900 57.637
41 Western Washington University Public 1114 $8,805 $7,836 $21,173 $91,300 57.372
42 Texas Tech University Public 1116 $7,517 $6,236 $23,838 $94,700 57.365
43 University of Idaho Public 1070 $6,212 $7,546 $25,691 $88,700 57.275
44 University of Michigan at Ann Arbor Public 1352 $12,994 $13,992 $27,163 $81,300 56.771
45 Virginia Tech Public 1220 $10,923 $8,540 $26,925 $94,400 56.616
46 University of Richmond Private 1313 $44,210 $29,950 $22,225 $118,100 56.539
47 Auburn University Public 1215 $9,446 $8,875 $26,990 $89,000 56.485
48 James Madison University Public 1149 $8,808 $6,704 $23,562 $92,700 56.437
49 University at Buffalo Public 1158 $7,989 $7,033 $16,105 $78,900 56.380
50 Ohio State University Public 1289 $10,037 $8,170 $26,472 $86,600 56.205
51 Truman State University Public 1243 $7,216 $6,719 $23,761 $80,100 56.085
52 University of Iowa Public 1208 $8,057 $7,875 $28,131 $86,900 55.891
53 Clemson University Public 1259 $12,674 $13,817 $34,114 $92,600 55.817
54 California State University, East Bay Public 910 $6,309 $9,038 $19,594 $81,500 55.641
55 California State University at San Bernardino Public 888 $6,327 $9,354 $18,950 $80,700 55.542
56 Arizona State University at Tempe Public 1145 $9,724 $8,503 $21,137 $85,500 55.526
57 Howard University Private 1081 $22,683 $15,608 $10,455 $93,800 55.485
58 West Virginia University Public 1062 $6,090 $7,167 $29,149 $89,200 55.406
59 Miami University (Ohio) Public 1240 $13,594 $7,490 $27,181 $98,400 55.342
60 University of Southern California Private 1380 $44,463 $30,204 $28,474 $118,000 55.169
61 Oregon State University Public 1102 $8,138 $7,040 $22,831 $87,800 55.084
62 Florida Atlantic University Public 1039 $4,789 $5,243 $19,898 $78,900 55.017
63 University of Missouri at Columbia Public 1165 $9,257 $6,968 $24,875 $89,800 54.922
64 University of North Carolina at Asheville Public 1190 $5,916 $6,768 $17,696 $66,100 54.915
65 Rutgers University at Newark Public 1059 $12,590 $9,830 $23,602 $97,500 54.882
66 University of California, Riverside Public 1078 $12,960 $16,330 $21,300 $81,700 54.872
67 University of Illinois at Chicago Public 1092 $13,122 $12,029 $22,503 $91,100 54.871
68 Florida State University Public 1212 $6,402 $4,537 $23,782 $83,300 54.774
69 California State University, Los Angeles Public 871 $6,101 $9,061 $18,099 $77,900 54.655
70 University of Nevada at Reno Public 1081 $6,602 $5,318 $22,113 $86,800 54.564
71 Purdue University at West Lafayette Public 1211 $9,900 $8,993 $29,121 $87,300 54.362
72 Georgia Southern University Public 1094 $5,754 $5,192 $22,805 $82,600 54.220
73 Missouri State University Public 1090 $6,792 $5,159 $19,521 $82,700 53.963
74 University of Utah Public 1109 $7,139 $6,211 $21,795 $81,700 53.901
75 Northwest Missouri State University Public 1050 $6,175 $5,990 $23,264 $83,800 53.893
76 George Mason University Public 1155 $9,620 $6,609 $26,710 $91,500 53.746
77 Colorado State University Public 1127 $8,649 $7,616 $23,726 $83,600 53.691
78 Sonoma State University Public 1006 $7,162 $8,710 $20,351 $77,000 53.607
79 Northeastern State University Public 970 $4,857 $6,682 $18,126 $69,900 53.485
80 University of South Florida Public 1168 $6,334 $6,084 $24,107 $76,100 53.315
81 Utah State University Public 1087 $5,940 $6,139 $19,100 $72,600 53.226
82 Tennessee Technological University Public 1071 $6,692 $7,824 $17,023 $68,100 53.124
83 Florida International University Public 1154 $6,417 $4,904 $17,893 $73,700 53.092
84 University of Kansas Public 1145 $9,678 $6,394 $27,219 $91,500 53.022
85 University of Delaware Public 1178 $11,682 $13,765 $32,571 $84,800 52.955
86 University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Public 1270 $13,459 $6,966 $28,384 $91,800 52.839
87 University of North Florida Public 1143 $6,235 $4,824 $17,617 $72,900 52.822
88 University of Nebraska at Lincoln Public 1147 $7,984 $6,699 $23,951 $80,400 52.751
89 Iowa State University Public 1145 $7,726 $6,550 $29,898 $87,100 52.631
90 Boston College Private 1375 $43,878 $29,881 $20,601 $100,700 52.538
91 Appalachian State University Public 1156 $6,059 $6,819 $20,467 $65,700 52.505
92 University of Kentucky Public 1140 $9,676 $7,440 $25,102 $84,700 52.379
93 University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa Public 1171 $9,200 $10,390 $28,508 $77,100 52.273
94 Longwood University Public 1002 $10,890 $7,519 $26,465 $98,100 52.267
95 University of Tennessee at Knoxville Public 1199 $9,092 $7,269 $23,729 $77,500 52.245
96 University of Nebraska at Kearney Public 1049 $6,565 $6,682 $18,173 $72,100 52.208
97 University of Texas-Pan American Public 937 $5,165 $6,920 $15,200 $65,600 52.032
98 Ohio University Public 1104 $10,282 $6,185 $26,928 $92,400 51.765
99 University of New Orleans Public 1072 $5,850 $6,242 $19,957 $69,600 51.738
100 Lehigh University Private 1322 $42,220 $28,327 $33,309 $116,100 51.678
NerdWallet examined U.S. universities and colleges that offer business majors by looking at affordability, prestige, how much graduates make and the amount of debt they have after graduation.
Debt. How much debt students graduate with is 20% of the score. We measured the average debt of graduates in 2012-13 as reported by the Institute for College Access and Success.
Affordability. This is 30% of the score, which gives equal weight to the cost of tuition as reported by The Institute for College Access and Success and the average amount of student aid, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education.
Salary. How much college graduates make is 35% of the score. We examined the median amount that graduates with a bachelor's degree in a business major earn as full-time employees 10 years or more out of college, as reported by Payscale.
Prestige. A school's prestige is 15% of the score. We used median SAT scores, as reported by the Chronicle of Higher Education, as a proxy for prestige, since many schools rely heavily on this test in admissions requirements.
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A portrait of Robert Carsen — By Emmanuel Quinchez
Which is more important in opera – the words or the music? The story of Capriccio is based on this question: an age-old chestnut for opera lovers, but one as hotly-debated as ever between the composer Flamand and the poet Olivier. But here the discussion is shared by a third man: stage director Robert Carsen, whose task is to move beyond this tussle to express his own vision of Strauss's opera. A profile of this artist of the operatic world, many of whose productions have become mainstays of the Paris Opera repertory.
"The audience discover that the singers are in the process of playing in a show; it's a Pirandello-like work within a work. And this is the greatest challenge – but also the great pleasure – for the stage director. The debate between musician and poet becomes almost secondary." Robert Carsen
In the Countess's sitting room, the characters are discussing the subject of the opera to be written by the poet Olivier and the musician Flamand, combining their arts. The Count – who is far more interested in women and horses than music or poetry – impulsively says, like a child who sees everything clearly: "Why not write down the events we have been living today, and turn them into an opera?" Robert Carsen considers this phrase, despite its naiveté, one of the most important in Capriccio. And for good reason, because it gives the audience an experience of the theatre.
Theatre within theatre
An unprecedented event: the conventional reality of the theatre – the one in which the performers are the characters – suddenly breaks up into several realities all woven together, where it is impossible to decide between them. The audience wonder what they are seeing. Is it this opera within an opera the Count is talking about? Maybe. But is it still Strauss's Capriccio? Certainly. So, are they playing the characters of Capriccio, or those of this opera within an opera? And if the latter, are we still looking at Capriccio? How can we tell which reality to situate ourselves in?
The Count's words open up endless, sometimes dizzying prospects for theatre within theatre, which Carsen loves to explore more than any other opera director. A decided heir to Pirandello, he thinks in terms of the theatre and seeks it onstage, sometimes to the point of actually demonstrating it. When questioned about Capriccio, he cites Six Characters in Search of an Author, a fake improvised rehearsal by a theatre troupe, and Così è (se vi pare), whose end is deeply symbolic of the huge questions about truth that haunt the entire history of theatre within theatre.
Neither Olivier nor Flamand
In Capriccio, Carsen is neither the poet Olivier nor the musician Flamand. He is the stage director whom Karl Krauss and Richard Strauss, too absorbed by their own muses, reduced to "the Director" without seeing that he is far more than that: the person who, in a production, is the third author of an opera. They were so unaware of the arrival of the modern stage director claiming the status of author that they did not appreciate the rising power of this new artisan in Europe's operatic world. The increasingly important place of the repertory, which includes works created ever-longer ago, leads us to question the works' meaning in the present day and seek new interpretations of them that reflect topical issues.
As a result, the stage director – in opera and theatre alike – very often has the last word, rather than the authors of the original work. When Carsen decided that the action of Capriccio does not take place in the Countess's sitting room during the 1780s, as indicated in the libretto, but in the Countess's private theatre in 1942, he imposed an a posteriori interpretation on the authors. And this is the breeding-ground for contemporary debates about staging – how far can you legitimately go in a reinterpretation? In opera, this raises questions on the score's sacred status. But Carsen has the intelligence to express through his own language what the authors were unable to say in theirs at the time, without ever changing either music or text.
Stage director
Born in Canada, where he grew up in Toronto in a middle-class family, Carsen discovered opera through his parents. At the age of barely 10, he told them he loved the theatre because he didn't have to go to bed early on performance evenings: he preferred going out. As time went by, however, he became more involved. This initial desire to remain awake, which rapidly grew into a desire to experience everything, led him towards acting as he approached adulthood. So he crossed the Atlantic to study at the Bristol Old Vic School. And this is where one of his teachers made him aware of his true vocation: "You're a director." This phrase, which he initially took to mean that he was a bad actor, is still etched on his memory today.
And he constantly wondered "why a director?" Today, he has the answer: "I love playing with space and time." With space and time? With music and theatre. In opera, all his work can be seen as a celebration of the theatre by the theatre. Many of his productions illustrate this love for his art, with powerful images every time. In Capriccio, the final appearance of the Palais Garnier's Foyer de la Danse, used as a natural set to emphasise the experience of the theatre promised by the text, always produces tangible excitement in the auditorium. Because Carsen, often described as cerebral, is above all an entertainer. While he explores the meaning of a work, he also seeks to share it – to stage it.
Involving the audience
Spotted by Hugues Gall, who later commissioned this Capriccio from him, he staged his first opera in 1988 in Geneva. An unobtrusive workaholic, simultaneously unconventional and meticulous (and sometimes obsessive), he has staged twelve productions for the Paris Opera, seven of which still feature in the repertory as well as Capriccio: I Capuleti e i Montecchi, Alcina, The Tales of Hoffmann, Rusalka, Tannhäuser, Elektra and The Magic Flute. Carsen has developed his personal language with every new production. Just as Strauss's music is instantly recognisable, it takes a single glance to recognise one of his shows. His operas within operas, which draw audiences in by placing them in an introspective position, have become characteristic of his style.
In The Tales of Hoffmann (Opéra Bastille, 1999), Robert Carsen exploits the hero's dual position as narrator and protagonist to turn the three stories of the poet's loves into an immense theatre within the theatre, which you watch as though it is your own memory. Along the same lines, his Don Giovanni (La Scala, 2011) opens with a Don Giovanni who appears as a representation of each one of us: he runs through the stalls, jumps up onto the stage and tears down the curtain, revealing a gigantic mirror in which the audience can study themselves at length. This theatre within theatre – because he encourages the audience to question themselves beyond mere identification – is one of Carsen's tools for disturbing and moving his viewers.
Artisan of the space
The stage designer of his shows, Robert Carsen uses the stage effectively to transmit the meaning he unearths in a piece. As the architect of this space, he takes his audience on a journey, moving them forward through the world he proposes. He makes play with the eye, regularly redefining scales and viewpoints. Mirror effects and reflections serve his version of Rusalka (Opéra Bastille, 2002): the beautiful water nymph is torn between the world of her own people and that of humans, separated by the surface of the lake, and between the world of dream and fantasy and that of reality, separated by a mirror. With this production, as with others, it is not uncommon for audiences to applaud when the curtain goes up.
Carsen has imported cinema effects that are now part of his personal vocabulary. An enthusiast of the zoom, he makes certain objects into crossing-points between imaginary worlds, without being unsubtle or heavily symbolic about it. The production of A Midsummer Night's Dream (Aix-en-Provence Festival, 1991), which made his name in France, opens onto a giant bed representing the forest where the action takes place. The trees are two outsize pillows in which the characters go to sleep. This is where Puck comes to sprinkle the juice from his magic flower. Yet again, there is play on the dream state, halfway between reality and fiction, consciousness and unconsciousness, which envelopes the audience as well. Does Bottom really have an ass's head – or is it only theatre?
This constant challenging of reality permeates Carsen's entire theatrical world: "What touches me the most is that nothing of all this is real: it's just a piece of theatre," he says. But a piece of theatre which, like a dream, offers a life within a life. Robert Carsen, a stage director of the theatre, gives substance to this magical fragility, this unlikely power exerted by the theatre. By using the force of his mind and his boundless inventiveness on stage to express the meaning of an opera, he demonstrates with every new creation that it involves not only an art of time – that of poetry and music – but also an art of space: that of the theatre. Olivier, Flamand – and Robert Carsen…
Emmanuel Quinchez is a former student of Sciences-Po and the École Normale Supérieure with a degree in contemporary philosophy, he founded Miroirs Etendus, an organization dedicated to the creation of modern-day operas. In addition to his work as a producer, he collaborates regularly with various opera houses (the Paris Opera, the Opéra-Comique, and the Lille Opera).
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Department of African & African-American Studies Announces New Minor
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LAWRENCE — The University of Kansas Department of African & African-American Studies and the KU School of Languages, Literatures & Cultures announce creation of a new minor track. Beginning in August 2019, students can earn a minor in African & African Diasporic Languages.
The new minor allows students to explore the cultures of various regions of the world where Amharic, Arabic, Swahili, Haitian Creole, Somali and Wolof are spoken. The study of foreign languages and cultures will be a foundational element of the minor, as well as regional competency and cultural understanding.
"The new minor is designed for students interested in developing proficiency and intercultural competencies," said Cécile Accilien, department chair. "Students will have an in-depth understanding of these regions and will be able to expand their awareness in internationalism and globalization."
The Department of African & African-American Studies is part of the KU School of Languages, Literatures & Cultures. The Department offers bachelor's and master's degrees with concentrations in African studies, African-American studies, Arabic & Islamic studies and Haitian studies. The KU School of Languages, Literatures & Cultures was established in fall 2014 and emphasizes the central importance of language and culture for a 21st-century education in a globalized world. At KU some 40 languages are taught on a regular basis, as well as courses on culture, literature, history and politics connected with many of those languages. This number makes KU unparalleled in the Great Plains and beyond.
The University of Kansas is a major comprehensive research and teaching university. The university's mission is to lift students and society by educating leaders, building healthy communities and making discoveries that change the world. The KU News Service is the central public relations office for the Lawrence campus.
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