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Book your room at Mercure Grand Hotel Doha City Centre
Get an overview of this hotel4-star Doha hotel in Musherib, near Souq Waqif
Located in Musherib, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Al Khoot Fort and Souq Waqif. Museum of Islamic Art and Qatar National Museum are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this hotel has an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Free WiFi in public areas and free valet parking are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a sauna, and a rooftop terrace are onsite.
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All 175 rooms offer free WiFi, balconies, and 24-hour room service. Cable TV, minibars, and free newspapers are among the other amenities available to guests.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Mercure Grand Hotel Doha City CentreMusherib Street Doha
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to an outdoor pool, Mercure Grand Hotel Doha City Centre provides a sauna and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access.
This 4-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. This business-friendly hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the airport to the hotel (available on request) is offered to guests. Onsite self parking and valet parking are complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation - pickup (surcharge)
- ATM/banking
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Free self parking
- Free valet parking
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Meeting rooms 4
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 12
- Outdoor pool
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Rooftop terrace
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Sauna
- Total number of rooms - 175
Family Friendly Amenities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Outdoor pool
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking, Free valet parking
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- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Bidet
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free bottled water
- Free newspaper
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Minibar
- Private bathroom
- Room service (24 hours)
- Shower/tub combination
Where to Eat
Mercure Grand Hotel Doha City Centre has a restaurant serving breakfast and lunch.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool, a sauna, and a fitness center.
- Golfing nearby
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- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
Check-in time ends at 12:30 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: QAR 65 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: QAR 30 per person (one-way)
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| ACADEMICS | Majors & Minors | Biology
The Biology program provides students with a broad knowledge in the biological sciences through a core curriculum and upper-level courses in specialized areas of study. A hands-on approach for teaching laboratory techniques and field work is emphasized. Throughout the program, students are encouraged to develop effective communication skills and an awareness of the societal and global implications of biology. Students may pursue a major in Biology, a minor in biology or psychobiology, or concentrations in nuclear medicine technology or bioinformatics. In addition, the prerequisites necessary to meet the requirements of medical, dental and veterinary school through our Pre-Medical Advisory Programs as well as the Accelerated Pharmacy Program with MCPHS can be completed through the biology major.Undergraduate biology students who have demonstrated academic excellence and an interest in biological research may participate in the Honors in Biology program. The Chi-lota Chapter of the national biological honor society, Beta Beta Beta, provides recognition to outstanding students majoring in biology and biotechnology.Requirements for a Major in BiologyRequired Biology courses: 38 credits
Ancillary Requirements: 28-34 credits
(Students who also complete CH 203 and CH 204 can earn a chemistry minor)Upper division Biology electives Cellular/Molecular Biology Organismal Biology
Organismal Biology
Population and Environmental Biology
(Note: Pre-med and graduate school candidates should also take CH 203 & CH 204 Organic Chemistry laboratory in addition to CH 201 and CH 202)A minimum of three upper division laboratory courses (BI 300- or BI 400-level) are to be selected from three categories of Biology electives. No more than two courses from a single group can count toward major requirements. The courses should be selected with the advice and consent of the faculty advisor. A grade point average of 2.0 must be maintained in biology courses and in the ancillary science and mathematics courses. Students considering graduate and professional work should take, as a recommended minimum, calculus and introduction to computer science.Honors Program in BiologyThe Honors Program in Biology is designated as a distinction bestowed on those outstanding undergraduate Biology majors who have demonstrated distinct competence in overall biology course work and who have completed an independent research project of substantial merit. This program offers motivated students the opportunity to develop research and communication skills in preparation for graduate school or a professional career.Requirements for the Honors Program in Biology
*"Commendation in Biology" requires 3 credits of BI 440 Advanced Research Experience for Undergraduates and a minimum 3.0 GPA in biology courses. "Honors in Biology" requires 5 credits of 440 Advanced Research Experience for Undergraduates and a minimum of 3.5 GPA in biology courses.For more information and specific program requirements, contact Dr. Randall Tracy in the Biology Department.Requirements for a Minor in Biology
Requirements for a Major in Biology, Concentration in Nuclear Medicine Technology: 48 credits
Worcester State University offers, in conjunction with the University of Massachusetts Medical School, a concentration in Nuclear Medicine Technology (NMT), administered by a program advisory committee and accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Educational Programs in Nuclear Medicine Technology. Nuclear medicine is a study of techniques developed in hospitals, particularly in radiology, pathology and internal medicine departments. These techniques are used for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. Students interested in being considered candidates for admission to the program should contact either the program coordinator or the nominating committee as early in their college career as possible. The program is limited to a relatively small number of students.Prerequisites for the program include successful completion of:
Math RequirementTwo math courses based on Accuplacer scores and Departmental Major Requirements selected as a minimum from these four courses:
Note: MA 150 Statistics is not acceptable. Higher level math courses that require Calculus as a prerequisite are acceptable. MA 150 Statistics must be completed for the Biology Major.Candidates must visit the Medical School Nuclear Medicine Department and file intent to enroll forms with the Worcester State University Nuclear Medicine Technology coordinator prior to being considered a candidate for the program. Technical specialty courses of the NMT Program are:
Students majoring in Biology, Biotechnology, or Chemistry may pursue the Concentration in Nuclear Medicine Technology. Interested students should contact Dr. Frank Lamellas in the Earth, Environment, and Physics Department for more information.Major in Biology, Concentration in BioinformaticsThe purpose of this interdisciplinary concentration is to prepare students to enter the computer-intensive fields of bioinformatics, computational biology, computational chemistry, and molecular modeling including genomics and proteomics. With the ever increasing number of fully sequenced genomes, including the human genome, databases such as GenBank and EMBL have grown at such a rate that storing, organizing, indexing, and ultimately mining the data have become key to answering biological questions. Questions of gene expression have led to computational biology, the process of analyzing genomic sequences and to the field of proteomics, the understanding of protein structure and function.The information obtained by computational biology and computational chemistry is used in the design of new drugs to treat a variety of diseases. Major drug and biotechnology companies are seeking people trained in bioinformatics. In addition to the requirements for the major in biology:
*BT 378 Bioinformatics fulfills an upper division Cellular/Molecular Biology elective. (requires BI 203 as a prerequisite) Requirements for a major in biology and to meet the prerequisites for the Accelerated Pharmacy Program with MCPHS UniversityAll of the courses listed for a major in biology plus:
Psychobiology Minor Psychobiology, the study of human and animal biology and behavior, is an interdisciplinary minor consisting of a total of 6-7 classes (18-24 credits) with significant course contributions from both the Biology and Psychology departments. Students are required to take courses in biology and psychology, which will allow them to explore the link between mind, body, and behavior. Introductory courses include both biology and psychology, introducing students to the basics of both disciplines. Advanced courses in both disciplines provide an in-depth understanding of the nervous system, evolution biology, cellular physiology, and sensation and perception. Students will have the chance for hands-on learning to facilitate their understanding of the concepts presented in lecture.All students are eligible to participate in the psychobiology minor by following either the General Track or one of two specialized tracks: Biology Major Track or Psychology Major Track. These specialized tracks assure that students who major in biology and psychology receive an appropriate breadth of experiences within the field of psychobiology to complement their chosen major. General Track (Available to all majors except biology and psychology)Core (11 credits):
Electives (10-11 credits): Students must take ONE course from Group A, ONE course from Group B, and ONE course from Group C:Group A (200-level)
Group B (300-level Psychology)
Group C (300-level Biology w/ lab)
Capstone (2 credits):
Total Credits: 23-24 Biology Major Track (Only available to biology majors)
Core/Foundation (16 credits):
Total Credits: 18Psychology Major Track (Only available to psychology majors)
Core/Foundation (20 credits):
Total Credits: 22 Note: Completing this minor also satisfies the LASC requirements of HBSP, NSP with Lab (2x), and the capstone requirement.PB 200: Introduction to PsychobiologyIntroductory course in Psychobiology that covers topics including neurobiology, evolution, sensory/motor systems, learning and memory, and social behavior.Offered every year. 4 credits. PB 400: Capstone in PsychobiologySeminar covering selected topics in Psychobiology including primary source material readings, discussion, oral presentation, and written papers.Offered every year. 2 credits. Note: PB 400 satisfies the Capstone requirements for both Psychology and Biology majors.

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Manchester United ready to do business over Rooney: Chelsea have been told that signing Wayne Rooney is more than just a possibility but only if United can find a replacement for the England striker - or so says the Daily Mirror. Jose Mourinho has already had two approaches rejected for the unhappy Rooney but has made no secret of his intention to make a third – after the upcoming Chelsea-United clash. And with David Moyes becoming increasingly irritated at having to deal with the issue, Chelsea could have a chance.
Paper Round's view: Moyes is clearly irritated at having to constantly deal with the Rooney issue, which makes it highly likely that Chelsea will be able secure the striker's signature before the transfer window shuts in 10 days. But the situation is ultimately out of their control: Moyes will not be keen to let Rooney go without already having a replacement striker lined up.
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Paper Round's view: While City may believe Demichelis is worth no more than three million euros, the position they find themselves in may force them to pay over-the-odds for the Argentine. Vincent Kompany has already been ruled out with a groin injury and Micah Richards is also missing for the same amount of time with a hamstring problem. Add to that the fact that Matija Nastasic only returned to full training this week after an ankle injury and Manuel Pellegrini finds himself with Joleon Lescott as his only fully fit defender. It's early in the season but City would be better off paying Atleti's fee and providing themselves with decent cover at the back before their defensive crisis costs them valuable position in the Premier League.
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Paper Round's view: Although Mike Ashley has openly admitted that Cabaye is his favourite player in the Newcastle squad, the Magpies seem resigned to losing the wantaway midfielder. With Arsene Wenger having angered Newcastle with the timing of their bid for Cabaye, just before their season-opening 4-0 drubbing at the hands of Manchester City, it's more likely that the club would prefer to sell to PSG, especially with the French side offering twice the £10m that Arsenal have.
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Chelsea in pole position to sign Dier: Chelsea look set to win the race for Sporting Lisbon defender Eric Dier. The England Under-21 player has a £4.2m buy-out clause in his contract and impressed last season after becoming a regular in the Sporting starting XI.
Paper Round's view: The 19-year-old did nothing to harm his budding reputation during a six-month loan period at Everton in 2011 and, provided they don't baulk at the buy-out clause cost, would be a good investment for the Blues as they look to regain the Premier League title they last won in 2010.
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Twitter's making me bitter as celebs whisper tweet nothings
- From: The Courier-Mail
- February 04, 2013
TWITTER is really starting to get on my nerves. Sure, there are some interesting, erudite and prolific tweeters who I like and admire. I know my life would be richer for following them.
But, seriously, I have more important things to do - like disinfecting the budgie cage and perfecting my Jenga moves.
More than most forms of communication, Twitter's open to abuse - by the self-obsessed who engage in the new phenomenon of "smoasting", using social media to boast about their amazing lives (children, pets, food, holiday).
I confess I have a Twitter account. I set it up on the advice of a well-meaning friend.
She was trying to "increase my profile". But alas, I am to Twitter what Marcel Marceau was to radio. I'm a Twitter-mute.
I have 17 followers.
Just to put the numbers in perspective Stephen Fry has 5.5 million followers. Kevin Rudd has 1,187,880, just a few hundred thousand short of the Pope, while the Dalai Lama dispenses happiness in 140 characters to more than 6 million.
No doubt Stephen Fry's tombstone will read: "At the time of his demise Stephen Fry had 10,875,000 followers." There's something awfully messianic about it all, not to mention egocentric and competitive.
This esteemed newspaper publishes a range of tweets, including those from celebrities and sporting aficionados of whom I've never heard. The superficiality, 'smoasting' and pointlessness of many is breathtaking.
I find those tweets of food images particularly irritating. Note to Alyssa Miller (Google says you're an American model): I don't care that you just made pan-grilled flounder with ginger scallion sauce. Even if I knew and loved you, I wouldn't care.
Liz Hurley tweets an image of her lunch in glorious colour. "Look at my delicious lunch," she smoasts, "Love this fish that I've only ever had in Australia (barramundi? Excuse spelling)".
I hate to disappoint you Liz (I'll leave that to Shane) but I am so not interested in looking at your lunch.
Mariah Carey recently tweeted a photo of herself looking at Instagram during a commercial break. Good grief, this takes self-obsession to a whole new level.
Ex-NRL player Chris Walker posted a photo of his daughter, "Narla enjoying her babychino this morning!!!"
Not sure what I hate the most about this tweet. Is it the loss of little Narla's right to privacy? Is it the whole concept of babychinos? Or is it the three exclamation marks?
Who do these people think they are? And why do they think the world is interested in what they're thinking, ingesting, riding or watching?
Twitter's making me bitter. Maybe it's just because I am rubbish at it. Most of my thoughts are untweetable because they're infrequent, unoriginal, boring, half-formed, incoherent or just plain dumb.
And why would I share my brain detritus with all and sundry?
Anyway it's not that easy to express yourself meaningfully in 140 characters, though many tweeters don't let that stand in their way.
As Paris Hilton, that well-known public intellectual, philosopher and celebrity tweeted recently: "Stop leaving and you will arrive. Stop searching and you will see. Stop running away and you will be found. Live and love life!"
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The Crossroads Organization has produced competitive AA / AAA teams over the past year. We are only into our second year and have been growing. Our coaching philosophy is to provide a positive environment and to expose the players to the best competition in the state of Georgia and outside of it. We are very blessed to represent Gwinnett County with the way we practice and the way we play. Crossroads will be known for being teams with a never quit attitude and most importantly show nothing but class win or lose. We believe that winning comes with hard work and faith. Our goal is to teach every player so they can have the opportunity to play high school baseball. Most importantly, is to teach them the life lessons.
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We are looking for AA/AAA/Major kids with a strong work ethic, positive attitude and parents who are committed to travel ball.
2010-2011 1ST Season as been a very successful season as you can checkout our website at www.crossroadsbaseball.net and look under awards.
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Crossroads plans to around 30-60 games during the spring/summer including a trip based on the parents input out of state. Some off our teams will travel more than others but the parents will know in advance. We have some great fundraising already in place. We will practice 3 days/week and never on off weekends. This way the families can have some time to do other things. We will receive professional instruction during the spring season by former professional baseball players in our organization. We are committed to developing the kids and our coaches are committed to this. Practices will focus on skill development and we will challenge players.
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Building walking and cycle trails has been all the rage
since the New Zealand Cycle Trail had its genesis at a
post-GFC jobs summit five years ago. However, the people
behind Queenstown's network of trails released their vision
for the future 10 years ago. Guy Williams looks at what they
hoped for, and how much they have achieved.
The document observed that despite the resort's myriad
adventure activities and products, it was ''outclassed'' by
similar destinations when it came to such trails: ''A period
of neglect caused by rapid commercial and residential
development has left the Wakatipu Basin with a skeletal
framework of tracks and paths.''
This fact had been recognised three years earlier by senior
staff at the Queenstown Lakes District Council and the
Department of Conservation (Doc), when they organised a
meeting to gauge public interest in creating a network of
recreational trails.
This in turn led to setting up the Wakatipu Trails Trust in
2002, and two years later, the release of its 10-year
Opening in October 2012, The Queenstown Trail consists of
110km of tracks linking Gibbston, Arrowtown, Lake Hayes,
Frankton and Queenstown Bay.
It crosses three major rivers - the Shotover, Kawarau and the
Arrow - and runs beside Lake Wakatipu and Lake Hayes.
It takes its place as one of the 23 ''Great Rides'' of the
national cycle trail network, which since its launch in 2009,
has grown to more than 2500km.
Mrs Kennedy said the foresight of the trust's original
members to secure access and easements to key land at a time
of rapid development was crucial.
In what she called the ''Queenstown way'', the trust's main
partners, the council and Doc, took a ''forward-thinking and
proactive'' stance to the enterprise.
Mrs Kennedy said another key ingredient had been landowners,
without whom many of the routes making up the Queenstown
Trail would never have progressed beyond lines on a map.
The generosity and support of more than two dozen landowners
- including individuals, companies and government bodies -
had been ''second-to-none''.
However, there is no substitute for cold, hard cash. Securing
a $2 million grant from the national cycleway fund in 2010
gave the trust ''a really big kick'' that allowed it to
massively accelerate trail development, she said.
Under the leadership of then-CEO Kaye Parker, the trust
raised another $3 million and set in motion a three-year
effort to develop 110km of interlinked trails.
Based on trip count data, the trust estimated that from
opening day on October 18, 2012 until the end of June this
year, there were more than 280,000 ''journeys'' on the
Queenstown Trail.
Compared with other trails on the national cycleway network,
those numbers were ''phenomenal'', but had to be seen in the
context of Queenstown being a major tourist destination, Mrs
Kennedy said.
The trust could have wound itself up after completing the
Queenstown Trail, but after raising and spending more than
$7,500,000 to date, it was proving to be a successful,
sustainable business model.
That model included buying the Motatapu offroad sports event
last year to generate regular income for trail upgrades and
A $369,000 upgrade of the Gibbston River Trail will be
officially opened in October, and work is now under way to
upgrade a loop around the golf course on the Kelvin Peninsula
The creation of a strategy for the next 10 years was also on
the trust's to-do list, she said.
''You do need those long-term visions - that stick in the
She welcomed the Government's announcement on Monday of an
additional $100 million, over four years, for urban
She was waiting for the details of the funding criteria to
see ''what opportunity it may present for the Wakatipu''.
The last word goes to one of the trust's founding members,
Queenstown property developer and golf course designer John
He says the adaptation of bicycles for riding off-road has
resulted in a surge in cycling's popularity that the original
trustees never anticipated.
Also unforeseen was the Government's injection of significant
funding for trail development since 2009.
The Queenstown Trail was a ''fabulous asset'' and the
culmination of ''a lot of hard work by a lot of people''.
Top of his list was Kaye Parker, who was CEO at a critical
time in its development.
Creating trails and linkages and dealing with a wide range of
private and public players was a ''complex and challenging''
task, and she had made a huge contribution with her
''tenacity and charm''.
Mr Darby said although it was hard to compare the trust's
vision of a decade ago with the Queenstown Trail as it was
today, it had achieved ''significantly more than originally
• 2002: Wakatipu Trails Trust is established following
a community meeting organised by Queenstown Lakes District
Council CEO Duncan Field and Department of Conservation
Wakatipu area manager Chris Eden to gauge public interest in
a network of recreational trails.
• 2003: Access through Slopehill Rd.
Access through Triangle Link from Domain Rd to Lower Shotover
• 2004: Wakatipu Trails Trust strategy released.
• 2005: Lower Shotover Bridge restoration.
Bridle Trail cleared at river end of Domain Rd.
• 2007: Opening of Lake Hayes Trail.
• 2009: Opening of Millbrook Trail.
All-year-round access to council controlled forestry.
Opening of Jardine Park to Jack's Point Trail.
• 2010: Becomes Queenstown Trails Trust.
Upgrade of Kelvin Peninsula Trail.
Access from Fitzpatrick Rd to Doc recreational reserve.
New Zealand Cycleway grant. Gibbston River Trail opened.
• 2012: Queenstown Trail opened.
• 2013: Trust buys Motatapu offroad sports event.
• 2014: Trust official charity of Queenstown Marathon.
Gibbston River Trail upgrade.
Kelvin Peninsula Loop upgrade starts.
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Is the overzealous and overprotectiveness of Sheriff Will Teasle as seen in the movie "First Blood" (1982) possible in USA?
Such laws, since the 1972 Supreme Court decision Papachristou v. Jacksonville, have to be written so that they're not arbitrarily vague or enforced and that proper public notice has to be given. Since the movie was set after that time, it could be argued that Teasle wasn't acting within US law although a vagrancy law that predated that decision might still ...
Is the overzealous and overprotectiveness of Sheriff Will Teasle as seen in the movie "First Blood" (1982) possible in USA?
I think the definitions of sheriff versus that of police chief helps to distinguish whether Will Teasle is truly acting outside the allowable confines of the role.The easy answer is that sheriffs exercise control exactly the way they want, subject only to the citizenry they serve, because the job is political in addition to law enforcement. His job ...
How closely the movie "First Blood Part I" (1982) portrays the contemporary attitude towards War vaterans?
It's part of the reason why this movie was so popular, and in the directors commentary Sylvester Stallone credits anti-Vietnam attitudes for making the film a success. Wikipedia has the film labelled as "First Blood was a post-Vietnam War psychological thriller". An interesting article on American war films proposes the idea that First Blood represents ...
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Charles E. Pascal is an internationally respected Canadian educator with expertise in early and higher education, public policy and leadership development. With a well-noted track record as a former college president and deputy minister in Ontario, Charles also has demonstrated highly regarded expertise in strategic philanthropy. He has published extensively in the fields of psychology and education and has received extensive and diverse awards and recognitions.
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Charles graduated from the University of Michigan with a Ph.D. in psychology in 1969 and immediately joined the psychology faculty of McGill University in Montreal. While at McGill, he was a founder of The Centre for Learning and Development. He also founded the McGill Community Family Centre, a full-service child-care centre that was the first of its kind in Canadian universities. He also served on numerous community advisory boards and committees dealing with the education of disadvantaged and special-needs children. In addition, Charles headed a team at Montreal Children's Hospital that invented a new training model to help parents support children with disabilities.
Charles moved to Toronto in 1977 to accept a joint position with the University of Toronto, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) and the Council of Ontario Universities Program for Instructional Development. At OISE, he served as founding chair of the higher education group and in 1981 became the executive head of graduate studies. During this time, he was a member of the
Governing council of the University of Toronto. Charles also served on several major projects under the leadership of former Premier William G. Davis, including the Secondary Education Review Project.
In 1982, Charles became the second president of Sir Sandford Fleming College. During the next six years, he was also a member of the board of Trent University and a member of the Committee for the National Forum on Post-secondary Education. In addition, he became the first non-private-sector chair of the Greater Peterborough Economic Council.
In 1987, Premier David Peterson appointed Pascal as Chair of the Ontario Council of Regents, the government's chief policy and planning body for the province's colleges of applied arts and technology. Charles provided the leadership for the Vision 2000 process that developed a renewed mandate for the province's college system.
In January 1991, he was appointed Deputy Minister of the Premier's Council on Health, Well-being and Social Justice. Chaired by Premier Bob Rae, the council was a policy body designed to provide advice and research to the government and the public on building a just, healthy, and fairer society. The Council produced Canada's first major policy framework for the determinants of health and a policy and program plan for early learning and childcare.
In August 1991, Charles was appointed Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Community and Social Services, where he contributed to the government's plans for reforms in welfare, childcare and long-term care, and provided leadership in developing plans for restructuring Ontario's social services. Premier Rae appointed him as Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Education and Training in February of 1993. He provided leadership during the integration of three former ministries and two major projects into the new Ministry of Education and Training. In addition, he provided support and leadership for the government's major education reform initiatives through the establishment of the Royal Commission on Learning and responding to its recommendations under Premier Rae's direction.
In January 1996, Charles was selected as the first full-time Executive Director of the Atkinson Charitable Foundation that promotes social and economic justice in the tradition of its founder, Joseph E. Atkinson. He led the Foundation for fifteen years as it emerged as a highly regarded effective agent for change. It was during this time that Charles led the Foundation's work on early learning and the development of the Canadian Index of Wellbeing, now situated at the University of Waterloo.
Charles has extensive experience in the developing world, including China and South Africa, providing capacity building expertise in leadership, policy making and organizational change. Premier McGuinty appointed Charles as Chair of the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) for Ontario and he served from 2005 – 2008.
Charles has received honorary diplomas from Niagara, Humber and George Brown colleges and honorary doctorates from Nipissing and Guelph Universities, with a third one that will be announced in the Spring of 2016. He is a recipient of the Yorktown Family Services Humanitarian of the Year award (2003). Charles is also a Fellow of the Ontario Teachers' Federation, was the 2008 recipient of People for Education's Egerton Ryerson Award in recognition of his dedication to public education, and was the recipient of the 2009 "Excellence in Advocacy" award from the Ontario Coalition for Better Childcare. He was also named an "honorary" elementary school principal by the Ontario Principals' Council (2009). In 2014, Charles received the Excellence in Community Service award from the Intercultural Dialogue Institute and in December of 2014, was named a Member of the Order of Canada.
Charles recently co-authored Too Far from Perfect: A father-daughter conversation about public education with his teenaged daughter, Tai Pascal Notar. www.toofarfromperfect.com
A former ballplayer himself, Charles coached baseball at the University of Toronto for 12 years. He is also a Senior Fellow at the University's Massey College and a Policy Fellow at the Broadbent Institute.


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Tonsil stones can be very annoying. If you have found your way to this site
then you may already know what having tonsil stones is like. In either case,
it's safe to say you do not want to get them. I have not yet met anyone who was
excited about getting tonsil stones. The purpose of this article is to help
those of you who are still trying to figure out if that nasty white ball in your
throat is in fact a tonsil stone.
In this diagram, you'll notice the locations of the tongue, adenoids, tonsils
etc. These items have been labeled for reference. If the white ball you are
experiencing is located in the area of the tonsils, then it's most likely a
tonsil stone.
These photos give you an idea of what tonsil stones look like after being
I too have suffered from tonsil stones. It was some time before I
located a remedy that worked for me. You may need to try different things
before successfully ridding yourself of these annoying things. I went for
several years before discovering Dr. Katz' tonsil
stone remedy. Be sure to see the other articles on this site
for information on removing tonsil stones and prevention of tonsil stones.
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guest commented on 29 May 2007, 07:38:15My brother and I get them often and so I knew we weren't the only ones who had this problem. It's of course a very annoying problem and it has made me extremely self conscious especially when I talk to people. I can tell when I have a tonsil stone because I can either taste it, or smell it. Gross!
faith commented on 29 May 2007, 09:51:01I live in kenya and i have been having a problem of tonsils.I have been taking antibiotics for four years now and no improvement. my tonsils appears when i take a cold stuff or when the climate is cold.
Am tied of taking this antibiotics which are very expensive and seeing a pedtrician every now and then. please advice my email no. email@example.com
faith commented on 29 May 2007, 10:09:17I live in kenya and i have been having a problem of tonsils.I have been taking antibiotics for four years now and no improvement. my tonsils appears when i take a cold stuff or when the climate is cold.
Am tied of taking this antibiotics which are very expensive and seeing a pedtrician every now and then. please advice my email no. email@example.com
am 28 years old
guest commented on 07 Jun 2007, 08:19:46I did not know that anyone eles had this problem. Thank you for an answer!
guest commented on 07 Jun 2007, 20:16:21i had my tonsils out and developed these after...due to the deep cutting that was necessary during the tonsillectomy.
they are not diffiicult to deal with: what works for me is a bit of pressure with a soft Q-tip on the underside of it.
Kathy commented on 23 Jun 2007, 11:23:43These tonsil stones become obesessive after a while...you know they are there as you can feel the tightness in your tonsils. I sometimes get a flashlight and look in my mouth, and when I see them, get a toothpick or skewer and pop that sucker...instant relief!
Danielle commented on 23 Jun 2007, 14:09:42Yeah, me and my bro have coughed these up before. Boy, do they stink! Before I checked this website though, I used a toothpick to dig it out, it's disgusting!
julie commented on 25 Jun 2007, 19:02:27I am 31 years old and have had these things since I was a young child. I'm sick of them. I use my fingernail and pop them right out. They smell like poo. I think I will have my tonsils removed. I just found out what they were yesterday from going on the web.
guest commented on 25 Jun 2007, 19:07:47I've been rsearching these annoying poo smelling balls and was told that gargling with salt water and using Aktiv Oxigen Tablets and nasal sinus drops will eliminate the tonsillolith and prevent having to get the tonsil removed.
guest commented on 02 Jul 2007, 13:55:14i have them and i am 13 , they are a pain
Cathy commented on 04 Jul 2007, 13:54:29i thought i was the only person with these thingies. i coughed a few of these up and didnt know what they were and when i asked my friends if they had them they thought i was nuts AND gross when i told them how rancid they smelled! we need a support group for these stones or at least a chat site where we can all talk about this without being humilated...any takers?
guest commented on 04 Jul 2007, 19:05:13Thank God for those brave enough to share their stories and EVEN pictures! I thought I was dying of some horrific mouth disease! This better enables me to go to my doc and tell her exactly what I have! Thank you!
guest commented on 06 Jul 2007, 10:35:32It's oddly pleasant to know that I am not along; however, I mostly see complaints of one or a few. The other day I pulled 10-15 out of both tonsils! Please tell me that I am not alone...
guest commented on 09 Jul 2007, 02:49:24Yep - I get these... I dont however have a sore throat or anything like that - perfectly healthy. I dont have a good gag reflex but I can get these stones out qite easily, I'll use anything to hand when I spot one, Pen, cotton buds, anything, when I see one its gotta come out. I took me ages to think to smell them but my gosh dont they smell? Good luck folks
Emma, 24, UK
sandy commented on 09 Jul 2007, 17:40:54oh my god! no u are not alone i just found out what these things are i've had them since i was about 15 im 27 now and the first time i took them out it was so gross i took about that many 10 or 15 it was horrible i've never let them get so bad again as soon as i start feeling bad breath in the back of my throat i know they are there and try to take them out! im so glad i know what they are! i also thought i was alone with this embarrasing gross secret i've never told any one before i was too embarrast
Becky commented on 09 Jul 2007, 18:06:35I have been getting these for years now and never knew what the were i hate them so much and i cant wait to gte rid of them.When they are in the back of my throat they almost drive me insane!
guest commented on 09 Jul 2007, 22:06:25I've been suffering from Tonsil stones too. The smell and taste would be so bad I would gag! I can only imagine what other people thought. I had my tonsils removed last thursday. That should be the last of those!
caroline commented on 11 Jul 2007, 21:40:35Oh my gosh. I thought I was the only one with this problem. I have had them for several years. I just recently found out what they were. It used to not bother me, but now I am obsessed with worrying about my breath smelling bad. I am so self conscious when talking to people. I always have gum in my mouth. I literally consumes my life. It is all I think about when I am anywhere but home. I dig them out with a bobby pin, and yes to the comment before, I will get 10 or more out sometimes. It is so gross. Sometimes I wonder if maybe some of my relationships that ended with no reason in the past was because of this. I know it would turn me off. Anyway, I'm glad to know I'm not alone. Any advise?
Heraolda commented on 12 Jul 2007, 21:43:51My little sister used to call the stones "dookie balls" because when you squish them between your fingers it's exactly what it smells like. Mine don't have a taste though. After I hack one up and smell it, I swallow it up because I dont want it laying in the trash. I figure that my body made it, so it must be equipped to deal with it. I love seeing how big mine get (not much bitter than the tip of a highlighter. Ya'll make it sound like these stones are the end of the world. Focus on something else to complain about and get over the stones!
Phil commented on 13 Jul 2007, 06:25:08Gargling with mouthwash everyday helps. I rinse mine with
a small plastic syringe (from my dentist) every few days.
Be careful because it is bacteria and you dont want to flush
them into your nasil passages. It is funny that doctors and
dentists dont know more about them.
guest commented on 13 Jul 2007, 09:39:01Hello all. I also suffered with this afflection, but luckily I also found this site and others like it and found out what those horrible smelling things were. I use to get them when I was a child, but only sparingly. Recently, I started to get them, maybe one or two every week. I could not take it. I went to an ear, nose, and throat doctor and was diagnosed with chronic tonsillitis. I just had my tonsils removed about two weeks ago (not a pleasant experience), so hopefully I will not see them again. From what I understand, unless you remove the hiding place for these small food particles and sulfur producing bacteria that grow on them, you will forever have to deal with the menace. Good luck all and you are not alone.
guest commented on 13 Jul 2007, 22:00:57My daughter just got one (first time) how long do they last , will it just go away?
guest commented on 13 Jul 2007, 22:49:47I first got tonsil stones two months ago. I thought it was trapped mucus, but trapped mucus doesn't stick like that in the sponge-like tonsils. Usually they go away after a day(I guess I accidently swallow them during eating or in my sleep?) But they come back ever week or so. But recently, I had one that remained for 3 weeks! I got sick of it, and decided to take it out. Success! I finally got to see it up close and personal. It is exactly like the image above. WOW. Now I know I have post nasal drip, so I guess that causes it? Blowing my nose often helps that, but looks like it causes tonsil stones as well. Time to show this ugly particle to my doctor.
guest commented on 14 Jul 2007, 01:20:55lol the web rules i thought i had an unknown disease, my left tonsil is abnormally large to most people, but my docs say i have always just had larger tonsils and it is nothing to worry about for now
guest commented on 15 Jul 2007, 02:17:30my sister called me at work today and told me about the little white bumps on her tonsils. well to make her feel better i let her look in my mouth and BAM! there were three little white bumps on my left tonsil! now my throat is sore and i feel awful! one question- are they bacterial or anything? because i have a heart murmur and i have to be careful with bacteria from my mouth getting into my bloodstream
matt commented on 17 Jul 2007, 16:49:09My understanding is that tonsil stones are partially made up of bacteria. I don't know if it's dead bacteria or what. The article on this site titled "How to prevent tonsil stones" has some good information and links to Doctor Katz who is the expert on the topic.
Melissa commented on 17 Jul 2007, 22:49:38oh, fellow tonsil stone friends. I get these and I actually went to the doctor for them once but she didnt tell me what they were, just that they were normal. Yuck!!! My brother and mom and I all get them and my husband thinks its crazy! Its really gross though. I never knew they were called tonsil stones until today. My brother wont eat corn because he thinks thats where they come from, since thats what they look like....keep on digging!
Robert commented on 18 Jul 2007, 17:16:12I'm 46 years old and have had these things all my life. A former doctor of mine told me that my tonsils were craterous which allowed the stones to develop deep within the tonsils. This made the removal of them all the more difficult. Although I want to have my tonsils removed, until then, I have devised my own tonsil stone removal system. It's very aggressive and care does need to be taken when using this method. But it does work if you have deep tonsils like mine. I fill an eye dropper with undiluted hydrogen peroxide, insert the dropper tip into my tonsils and literally flush them out. It is amazing how many stones can be "bubbled" out when I do this. As I have done though, I would talk to your doctor first about this method because you could injure the tonsil. But it does work for me! Like many other people here, these things have so compromised my social life. I have not dated in years basically because I feel that no one would ever want to kiss somebody with breath like mine...I don't think I would either. In addition to everything else, it has been a real source for my depression. For me, these damn things have almost seemed like a life curse. Good luck to all!
guest commented on 19 Jul 2007, 13:01:41About a month ago I developed a lump on my tonsils that appears to look like a white-head (pimple). Doctor doesnt know what it is (gargling didnt help, couldnt be "popped" and antibiotics did nothing). Now I have an appointment with an ears/nose/throat doctor. Does anyone develop these stone without getting bad breath or bad tastes?
guest commented on 20 Jul 2007, 15:49:23The tonsil stones and bad breath are not the only problems you might have. It might be a Streptococcal infection there. Do also ASO test (blood test) to check if there is any streptococcus. If there is, it may be the cause of heart, kidney and articulations diseases in long term. This was my case (tonsil stones + streptococcus). I have had my tonsillectomy on Tuesday (July 17) and I'm very happy I've done it. The thought that I was getting rid of them (tonsil stones) made me so powerful and I was not scared. I wish you Health!
The post op recovery is not easy but... don't let tonsil stones annoying you anymore! This is my advice but it will be your choice...think twice before deciding to undertake surgery. Inform yourself about the tonsils role in your body...and if you arrive at the conclusion that the tonsils do not serve your body properly anymore and the doc encourages you to take them out, then do it.:)...but, remember! think twice and take a consciouns decision. Sorry for my misspelling.
Jack commented on 20 Jul 2007, 19:00:37I believe i might have just got this today. The thing is i a not feeling it in my tonsils. I feel near the bottom of my neck in the throat whenever food passes it. So is this a tonsill stone or might it really be some food stuck down there. Also the more i drank today the more the lump has gone down my throat.
Any ideas?
any way of getting these out?
Jack commented on 20 Jul 2007, 19:00:38I believe i might have just got this today. The thing is i a not feeling it in my tonsils. I feel near the bottom of my neck in the throat whenever food passes it. So is this a tonsill stone or might it really be some food stuck down there. Also the more i drank today the more the lump has gone down my throat.
Any ideas?
any way of getting these out?
jp commented on 21 Jul 2007, 19:24:58My tonsils were removed when I was 8 years old, but today I coughed/gagged one free. They do exist even when tonsils have been removed. This surprised me and answers the mild pain and bad taste I was having.
amused commented on 23 Jul 2007, 15:35:39I too have experienced these bad boys for more than a decade. I think I had my first one when I was about 16 years old (27 now). I had NO idea what they were and could find nobody else who experienced them until today! They smell so bad and they're so relentless! I don't know why but everyone recounting their personal "feces ball" stories has had me rolling in laughter since I know exactly what you're dealing with. What can be done to make them stop? They reek so unbelievably bad. I don't know how you guys stick things back there to clear them out - apparently my gag reflex is very sensitive because if I did that I'd be puking everywhere. Any suggestions on what I can do? Does anything actually work? I refuse to get surgery.
guest commented on 23 Jul 2007, 19:29:07I hate these things. They give me yucky breath. I'm going to the dentist tomorrow and will ask him to remove them. Sometimes they'll come out easily with a pin or the cut off end of a Q-tip. Sometimes they hide and cause my throat to be very sore.
Vera commented on 24 Jul 2007, 11:14:40i first started getting them when i was about 11. then i didnt think to much about it... then when i got to 18 i thought i might have had throat cancer... considering i only seem to get it in one tonsil... but i never went to see a doc about it. silly i know. im 22 now and i only just now found out what these things are. its good to know it isnt a threat to my life.
mik commented on 24 Jul 2007, 11:28:30i dont always get these but now i know what they are. accidentally found out while surfing.i used to think they were a material that was formed in my lungs or hacked up from my throat or even cancer from my lungs.turn out these gross things are bacterial,mucus,food crap apparently. EWW!!! fak.my grandpa showed me a tiny thing once when he (if i remember right) coughed or sneezed.
erin commented on 26 Jul 2007, 02:00:00Having tonsil stones is a complete pain in the a**!! its so disgusting and drives me nuts! i have to pick my tonsils daily until they bleed to get them out. Its really embarrasing when i told my fiance and how disgusted he got. Now he gets them too! very weird.... anyway im glad im not the only one with this problem. I use a small spoon like plastic device i got from my doctor... works pretty well. anyway hope everyone else finds relief somehow!
sh commented on 26 Jul 2007, 11:01:51I'm 44 and just got back from my doctor. Yep, tonsil stones. I'm amazed that no one told me about them before. My husband cant't deal with my intermittent bad breath that I now know comes from these things. I'm seeing an ENT to have my tonsils scraped and those crypts will essentially smooth out, not trapping the stones any more. A few days of a sore throat will be worth not having that embarrasing breath. I'm still shocked my dentist didn't tell me what the problem was/is.
No More Tonsil Stones commented on 26 Jul 2007, 18:15:47Tonsil stones are disgusting. I have used the remedies mentioned by the article author above and found them to be very effective in removing and preventing my tonsil stones. Thank goodness, because I too was considering having my tonsils removed.
Gina commented on 28 Jul 2007, 20:29:30I am 29 and have SUFFERED!!! From this grusome and disgusting ailment for years. I am picking these death smelling balls out 10-15 times a day, and up to 30 stones. i have picked so much that my tonsils have grown bigger, and would hold more at a time. I know my breath smells like crap and nobody wants to admit it to me. I have used the TheraBreath program faithfully for two years, and IT DOES NOT WORK!!! I am sinus meds all day, thinking that's the problem, and they seem to keep coming. I just had my tonsils removed, but am still in recovery, so I hope and pray that this is my answer for life, because having bad breath this severe is no way to live....
EJ commented on 30 Jul 2007, 17:49:10Thank god for the internet! These things are absolutely disgusting and embarrassing. I have tried alll sorts of antics to try and remove these things. Never with a long term solution. At least I know that I am not the only one suffering. I have ordered Dr. Katz's TS remedy, its be here shortly hopefully I will find relief. Thanks to all who have shared.
Relax commented on 31 Jul 2007, 15:20:15I find brushing my tongue and flossing between my teeth, greatly reduces the number of tonsiloliths I get. EVERYONE has bacteria in their mouths that produce smelly sulphur compounds and how many people do you know that have bad breath? Most people with bad breath don't floss or brush their tongue.
guest commented on 02 Aug 2007, 09:58:45Thank God I have found out what was sticking upon my tonsils. I am glad I am not the only one out there with these gross things. I wanted to tell everyone that I have BAD allergies and Sinus problems which I believe contribute to these also. Someone had mentioned cutting out dairy products-I agree with that also. Yes, they stink to high heaven. My husband and I have tried many different things to get them to come out,....I have found that rigging up a Q-tip to the end of some sort of stick to get a good reach gets it out most of the time. I am in the field of Nursing and always get embarrased about these,...the stinky breath. Most of the nurses I work with have never heard of them. I coughed one up, and did a show and tell (nasty I know) but they were thrilled to see it. Now, I can tell other people (and my patients) about these to help someone else out.
Dragonic Peace commented on 02 Aug 2007, 19:49:24I'm thirty and today is the first I've heard of these things!! I've coughed them up ever since I was very young. I started researching because my 4 year old son coughed one up last night and showed it to me. I knew what it was from the shape & smell.
Until last night I thought I was the ONLY person in the world to have these. I'm grateful to know my son & I are not alone.
I can remove them by coughing w/ gaging sounds. Sounds like a cat hissing, but the sound come from the back of my throat. I hadn't thought of them linked to my bad breath. It's so simple, I feel silly I never researched it before. THANK YOU EVERYONE!!!!!!
guest commented on 03 Aug 2007, 22:30:14I have to admit...I have them and I hate them. I have found something rather gross that works to get them out though since I've dealt with them for years. Take a small or large Bobby Pin, depending on which crypt you're poking in or proding, and push or pull it out with the closed or rounded end. The tonsils are very sensitive and sometimes there might be blood but the closed end of the bobby pin can help pull them out in larger sections so you don't get a lot of small pieces. It's quick and easy, kinda gross but the bobby pins work if you can manipulate it with your hands and handle the gag reflex. Best of luck people!
guest commented on 06 Aug 2007, 17:28:04Hey, I got a tonsil stone once when I was a teenager but i thought it was just a crazy build up of food at the time somewhere at the side of my tongue. I started getting them once every month about a year ago and it coincided with a me going through a period of being run-down and getting lots of colds. Strange. Anyway - initially i would just cough it up after a few days but i have developed an ability to get them out when they appear. I just push towardas the bottom of my palate tonsil and move my finger up and the thing will just pop out onto my finger nail - a ball about 4 or 5mm in diametre. I have decided to wage war against the problem now. I have just started using a powerful anti bacterial mouth wash - gargling and am waitng to see any results.
guest commented on 06 Aug 2007, 22:51:03i ironically JUST successfully got rid of a tonsil stone and you know what? i used no medicine nor did i go to any doctor. I got an 8oz cup and filled it halfway with just ordinarty tap water. i then added ONLY 3 drops (as this is so concentrated you dont need much!) of grapefruit SEED EXTRACT, stir it in with the water very well, and gargle with it. Get it as deep in your throat as you can mainly focusing on the infected areas! Before i even finished the cup the tonsil stone came out. i still finsihed gargleing with the remaining solution though in case of any unseen residue. Afterward i gargle with a mouthwash like listerine or something to completely remove any taste as you know the taste IS NOT pleasant! I REALLY hope this tip works for you. please pass it on if it does.
by the way i got the grapefruit seed extract from a local health food store. The brand i used was NuttriBiotic the original, liquid concentrate. Also the taste is faint not at all unbearable and it is okay if you swallow some because it is all natural, and its almost inevitable for me not to accidently swallow some lol. Best of luck to you and dont get discouraged! it may take you a couple tries but for ME its worked everytime! and i dont get them often as long as i keep doing it.
please reply to let me know if helped you any
guest commented on 08 Aug 2007, 12:35:18man these things are annoying!!!!!! i didn't know there was a name for it...but hte ones i get don't have a taste or make my breath smell bad...they're just an annoying feeling at the back of my mouth, i want to fix this asap!!
Tiffany commented on 09 Aug 2007, 13:27:30For about three weeks now I have had this sensation that something is stuck in my right tonsil. The first week I was coughing and white balls were coming up. I still have that feeling but I don't see anything. Does anyone have this problem? Alot of you talk about these white spots but I don't have them.
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Limitation of population recovery: a stochastic approach to the case of the emperor penguin
Version of Record online: 21 MAY 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0706.2009.17498.x
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Jenouvrier, S., Barbraud, C., Weimerskirch, H. and Caswell, H. (2009), Limitation of population recovery: a stochastic approach to the case of the emperor penguin. Oikos, 118: 1292–1298. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0706.2009.17498.x
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Major population crashes due to natural or human-induced environmental changes may be followed by recoveries. There is a growing interest in the factors governing recovery, in hopes that they might guide population conservation and management, as well as population recovery following a re-introduction program. The emperor penguin Aptenodytes forsteri population in Terre Adélie, Antarctica, declined by 50% during a regime shift in the mid-1970s, when abrupt changes in climate and ocean environment regimes affected the entire Southern Ocean ecosystem. Since then the population has remained stable and has not recovered. To determine the factors limiting recovery, we examined the consequences of changes in survival and breeding success after the regime shift. Adult survival recovered to its pre-regime shift level, but the mean breeding success declined and the variance in breeding success increased after the regime shift. Using stochastic matrix population models, we found that if the distribution of breeding success observed prior to the regime shift had been retained, the emperor penguin population would have recovered, with a median time to recovery of 36 years. The observed distribution of breeding success after the regime shift makes recovery very unlikely. This indicates that the pattern of breeding success is sufficient to have prevented emperor penguin population recovery. The population trajectory predicted on the basis of breeding success agrees with the observed trajectory. This suggests that the net effect of any facors other than breeding success must be small. We found that the probability of recovery and the time to recovery depend on both the mean and variance of breeding success. Increased variance in breeding success increases the probability of recovery when mean success is low, but has the opposite effect when the mean is high. This study shows the important role of breeding success in determining population recovery for a long-lived species and demonstrates that demographic mechanisms causing population crash can be different from those preventing population recovery.


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