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Austin Black II returned to Detroit to become a next-generation player and a fixture in the city's ongoing Midtown real estate revival. (Brandy Baker / The Detroit News)
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and wife Lori sold their Palmer Woods house this week and moved to the official mansion in the Berry subdivision � now rebranded as the Manoogian �residence.�
The city�s first couple handed off the Palmer Woods house keys Tuesday to Wayne S. Brown, the recently named president and CEO of the Michigan Opera Theatre, and his wife.
The transaction was seamless and discreet: The 5,000-square-foot house, one of Palmer Woods� elegant gems, was never listed. Few even knew the Duggans intended to move.
But at least one real estate agent was paying close attention to the word on the street. Austin Black II, the 33-year-old founder of City Living Inc., closed the deal on his own. Savvy, serious and low-key, Black has quietly become a next-generation player and a fixture in Detroit�s ongoing Midtown real estate revival. He�s also a member of a generation of young professionals who grew up in the suburbs, but have returned to the city to stake out the city�s future and its own.
"Austin is an exceptionally talented entrepreneur with an unwavering commitment to the city, region, and state. The good news is that he's here doing great work. The eve better news is that there are a growing number of young entrepreneurs just like him playing a pivotal role in the revitalization of Detroit," says Benjamin Kennedy, a Kresge Foundation expert on Detroit entrepreneurship.
Ivy League educated (Cornell), politically connected (his mother, Rochelle Black, is an Oakland University vice president and former Gov. John Engler appointee), Black lived in Detroit until he was 10, when his family moved to Okemos and then Troy. Always fascinated by urban architecture and design, he majored in urban planning in college. On a summer break, he walked into the Sterling Group offices downtown, where real estate developer Gary Torgow hired him as an intern �on the spot.�
�He was a very fine and impressive young man,� Torgow recalls.
That job fueled an interest in real estate and the viability of Detroit. �I thought I could come to a place where I could make a mark,� he says. After being laid off from a job with real estate developer David Johnson, he started �City Living� as a bus tour company, gradually moving into real estate.
To outlast the worst recession in 80 years wasn�t easy: He networked and stuck it out. What he didn�t have in dollars, he invested in civic-mindedness, sponsoring concerts in Palmer Park area homes, joining the boards of the Bolle YMCA and other downtown groups.
Despite the city�s bankruptcy, Black benefits from the city�s growth and change, as more young professionals move in and change the profile of its residents.
�When I first came to the city, I used to go to the suburbs to buy things,� he says. �Now I don�t have to do that. I make a point of shopping in the city, whether it�s for groceries or for office supplies at Staples.�
In 2008, his firm began selling Willys Overland Lofts, once a Jeep service center, in the heart of Midtown. He and six agents are headquartered in Midtown, next to the Avalon bakery. Recently, he�s seen sales improve throughout Detroit�s best neighborhoods, from Palmer Woods to the University District to Indian Village.
The MOT�s Brown, who didn�t know Austin Black, was attracted by what he learned about Black before he hired him as his broker. �I did some research and liked that he was involved in the community. That was obvious.�
When Black took the new opera CEO through the Duggans� house, he talked about the home as a place to live, not as a celebrity residence. �He didn�t tell me the new mayor lived there before we were inside. That really impressed me,� says Brown. �It�s really important to have individuals in the community who are bright, young, energetic and committed to the spirit of the city.�
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Off-campus | Yes |
Length | 1 year full-time or part-time equivalent |
Next available intake | March (Trimester 1), July (Trimester 2), November (Trimester 3) |
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ECL775 | Intercultural Communication in Language Classrooms |
ECL776 | Language Testing and Assessment |
ECL777 | Bilingualism and the Principles and Practices of Language Education |
ECM704 | Introduction to Educational Leadership and Administration |
ECM705 | School Cultures and Contexts |
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ECV704 | Expanding Ideas of Competency |
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Generic units focus on general contemporary educational issues. Each generic unit may be tailored toward the specialist interests of the student.
EXE731 | Professional Learning and Development |
EXE732 | Social Justice and Difference |
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EXE735 | Evaluation: Improvement and Accountability |
EXE736 | Knowledge, Learning and Learners |
EXE737 | Leading and Managing Learning Organisations |
EXE738 | Policy Studies in Global and Local Contexts |
EXE739 | Internationalising the Curriculum |
EXE740 | Independent Reading Study |
*EXE734 not offered 2014, reoffered 2015 subject to approval.
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Research Units
EXR781 | Education Research Methodology |
EXR791 | Designing and Developing a Research Project |
EXR796 | Research Paper Part A ** |
EXR797 | Research Paper Part B ** |
EXR798 | Minor Thesis Part A |
EXR799 | Minor Thesis Part B |
** EXR796, EXR797 trimester 3 subject to the availability of appropriate supervisors and in consultation with the Course Director.
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A Long Island house that draws inspiration from the sea.
By Frances Schultz
The astonishing swimming-pool-cool hall color in the foyer Blue Seafoam by Benjamin Moore instantly won over Margot Brunelle Fooshee and her husband when they first saw this Long Island house. A chair in a harmonizing color was a gift from Margot's mother, from the family's summer house in Nantucket. Preserved 18th-century floorboards were simply sanded and waxed.
Living Room
A reclaimed vintage camelback sofa gets a cool covering of sky blue linen, with a pair of French chairs, wicker slipper chair, and faux-bamboo cocktail table, all from Ruthie Sommers's L.A. store, Chapman Radcliff Home. Carpet from West Elm.
Another View of the Living Room
Sitting Room
A beachy and comfy sitting room is furnished with Crate and Barrel sofas covered in cotton duck and an antique chest that holds pillows, blankets, books, and games. Sisal rug from Pottery Barn. Vintage Long Island nautical chart was a gift from Margot to her husband. Wall is Iceberg by Benjamin Moore.
With modern amenities and vintage touches, the kitchen has old pendant light fixtures, no-fuss zinc countertops, and chairs rescued from a friend's basement and painted a sunshiny yellow.
Pine-Chest Bar
A pine chest serves as a bar at the opposite end of the kitchen, crowned by a sunburst mirror from Mecox Gardens.
Dining Room
In the pistachioed dining room, chinoiserie dining chairs surround an antique card table. The drop-leaf table against the wall (with amazing vintage palm tree lamps from Chapman Radcliff Home) can take center stage to seat ten.
Guest Bedroom
Thibault's South Beach wallpaper finds its way happily to a Long Island guest room. Bed linens from Kate Spade. Round table, Art Deco chair, and bedside lamp are from Chapman Radcliff Home.
Master Bedroom
The master bedroom has a restful absence of clutter. Custom tester bed by Robert Fooshee.
Master Bedroom
Drop-leaf table from Wertz Brothers in Los Angeles, lamp from Laurin Copen Antiques in Bridgehampton. Striped rug, Dash & Albert.
Upstairs Hall
In an upstairs hall painted Benjamin Moore's Blue Seafoam, a painted dressing table and mirror from Now/Again in L.A. holds a shell-filled apothecary jar from English Country Antiques.
Outdoor Shower
The door off the kitchen leads to an outdoor shower.


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If you ever get stuck with the interactivity, then go to "help" at the menu. Or if you are too impatient, you can just go to scene selection and skip to the next scene. That way you can at least finish it even if you didn't have time to do all the interactivity.
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Overall - A good series, but of course it's not finished. Too bad it isn't finished, but just because of the most recent times that you have responded to reviews is a very long time ago and because this series hasn't been touched in several years.. that means your not going to finish it I guess. Oh well, it was good while it lasted.
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Orphan works
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An orphan work is a copyright protected work for which rightsholders are positively indeterminate or uncontactable. Sometimes only originator or rightsholder name(s) are known, yet contact is stymied by the exhaustive unavailability of sufficient further details.[1] A work can become orphaned through rightsholders being unaware of their holding, or by their demise (e.g. deceased persons or defunct companies) and establishing inheritance has proved impracticable.[2] In other cases, comprehensively diligent research fails to determine any authors, creators or originators for a work.
Precise figures of orphan works are not readily available, even though libraries, archives and museums hold a vast number of them. In April 2009, a study estimated that the collections of public sector organisations in the UK hold about 25 million orphan works.[2] Examples of orphan works include photographs that do not note the photographer, such as photos from scientific expeditions and historical images, old folk music recordings, little known novels and other literature.[1] Software which became a orphaned work is usually known as Abandonware.
Orphan works are not available for use by filmmakers, archivists, writers, musicians, and broadcasters. Because rightsholders cannot be identified and located, historical and cultural records such as period film footage, photographs, and sound recordings cannot be incorporated in contemporary works.[3] Public libraries, educational institutions and museums, who digitise old manuscripts, books, sound recordings and film, may choose to not digitise orphan works, or make orphan works available to the public,[3] for fear that a re-appearing rightsholder may sue them for damages.[1]
According to Neil Netanel the increase in orphan works is the result of two factors: (1) that copyright terms have been lengthened, and (2) that copyright is automatically conferred without registration or renewal.[3] Currently only a fraction of old copyrighted works is available to the public. Netanel argues that rightsholders have "no incentive to maintain a work in circulation" or otherwise make their out-of-print content available unless they can hope to earn more money doing so than by producing new works or engaging in more lucrative activities.[3]
Specifics by country[edit]
United States[edit]
See Orphan works in the United States.
Canada has created a supplemental licensing scheme, under Section 77 of its Copyright Act, that allows licenses for the use of published works to be issued by the Copyright Board of Canada on behalf of unlocatable rightsholders, after a prospective licensor has made "reasonable efforts to locate [holders of] copyright".[4] As of August 2008, the Board had issued 226 such licenses,[5] and denied 7 applications.[6]
European Union[edit]
The European Commission, the civil branch of the European Union, created a report on Digital Preservation of Orphan Works and Out-of-Print Works.[7]
The European Commission also brought an arbitration against the United States in the World Trade Organization for the US violation of the Berne Convention with the passing of the Fairness in Music Licensing Act. The United States lost the arbitration and is currently[when?] paying undisclosed reparations to the WTO.[8]
On June 4, 2008 European representatives of museums, libraries, archives, audiovisual archives and rightsholders signed a Memorandum of Understanding,[9] an orphan works legislation supported by rightsholders. It will help cultural institutions to digitize books, films and music whose authors are unknown, making them available to the public online.[7] In 2009 the Strategic Content Alliance and the Collections Trust published a report[2] on the scope and impact of orphan works and their effect on the delivery of web services to the public.
In October 2012 the European Union adopted Directive 2012/28/EU on Orphan Works.[10]
Other nations[edit]
Similar to Canada, India,[11] Japan,[12] and South Korea[13] have established state licensing options for orphan works.
See also[edit]
- Abandonware
- Orphan film
- Orphan works in the United States
- Orphaned technology
- Public domain
- Copyright formalities
- ^ a b c Borgman, Christine L. (2007). Scholarship in the digital age: information, infrastructure, and the internet. MIT Press. p. 108. ISBN 978-0-262-02619-2.
- ^ a b c In from the Cold: An assessment of the scope of 'Orphan Works' and its impact on the delivery of services to the public. JISC Collections Trust. April 2009. p. 9.
- ^ a b c d Netanel, Neil (2008). Copyright's paradox. Oxford University Press US. p. 200. ISBN 978-0-19-513762-0.
- ^ "Copyright Act, R.S., c 77". Copyright Board of Canada. 2005. Retrieved 2010-02-17.
- ^ "Unlocatable Copyright Owners Licenses Issued". Copyright Board of Canada. 2008. Retrieved 2009-07-20.
- ^ "Unlocatable Copyright Owners Applications Denied". Copyright Board of Canada. 2009. Retrieved 2009-07-20.
- ^ a b "Report on Digital Preservation, Orphan Works and Out-of-Print Works, Selected Implementation Issues". European Commission. 2007-04-18. Retrieved 2007-06-09.
- ^ http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/dispu_e/1234da.pdf
- ^ "Digital Libraries Initiative - High Level Expert Group (HLEG) | Europa - Information Society". Ec.europa.eu. Retrieved 2013-04-20.
- ^ "Directive 2012/28/EU". Ec.europa.eu. Retrieved 2013-04-20.
- ^ Art. 31a, Indian Copyright Act.
- ^ Art. 67, Japanese Copyright Act.
- ^ South Korean Copyright Act, Art. 47.


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Green Holiday Gifts and How to Care for Them
Dec 22, 2003 — Looking for ideas for last minute gifts that really catch the spirit of the season? Think green! Martha Foley talks with horticulturist Amy Ivy about caring for indoor Holiday plants year-round. Go to full article
Christmas Tree Sellers Hoping for Better Season
Dec 18, 2003 — Christmas tree sellers are in the height of their season right now. Truckloads of spruces, pines and firs are being delivered to stores and Christmas tree lots all across the region. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Lester Graham reports. Go to full article
Home Sweet Home: The Art of Gingerbread Houses
Nov 28, 2003 — Just as the oven begins to cool from the Thanksgiving feast, comes another seasonal favorite - Holiday baking. Fruitcakes, cookies and sweets are an annual tradition in many households this time of year. During the month of December, visitors to the Traditional Arts In Upstate New York, or TAUNY, gallery in Canton will be asked to vote for their favorite gingerbread house. Late last month a group of eager gingerbread bakers gathered in Canton to learn some secrets of making gingerbread houses - from cabins to castles. As Todd Moe reports, these novices got a head start on their edible real estate. Go to full article
Commentary: Returns
Jan 08, 2003 — After holiday shopping comes holiday returning for all the things we'll never use and don't really fit. For returning them efficiently, however, requires some special skills. Commentator Elle Garrell Berger learned hers from her mother. Go to full article
Commentary: A Kiwi Christmas
Jan 06, 2003 — As many of us enjoy new knowledge of New Zealand, new ?media darling? as the home of the Lord of the Rings movies, a small, hardy group of Kiwis enjoyed a seasonal exchange over the holidays. Commentator Betsy Kepes was their guide for a white Christmas. Go to full article
Paul Willcott: The Christmas Routine
Dec 25, 2002 — It's that day of the year when we tend to do a lot of things in the same way we did them last year and the year before. Little occurs in the way of "let's try something different this year." Commentator Paul Willcott has some thoughts on the routine. Go to full article
Jan Hutslar: Reconsidering Gift-Giving
Dec 25, 2002 — All those inflatable snowmen and reindeer in people's yards this year got commentator Jan Hutslar thinking about the act of giving gifts at Christmastime. Go to full article
NORAD Tracks Santa
Dec 24, 2002 — David Sommerstein tells the story of the North American Aerospace Defense Command's tracking of Santa Claus. NORAD derives its history from a presidential meeting on the railroad tracks of St. Lawrence County. Go to full article
Commentary: 'Home For the Holidays'
Dec 24, 2002 — Like many North Country natives, Commentator Jill Vaughan's son is home for the holidays from Alaska. That phrase -- 'home for the holidays' -- makes Jill think of security and roots. Go to full article
Commentary: Finally. A BIG Christmas Tree
Dec 23, 2002 — Commentator Paul Willcott and his wife Ann decided to have the perfect Christmas tree, the one they'd long dreamed of. They were the new owners of a rambling cure cottage in Saranac Lake. It was the right time and place for the perfect tree. It didn't seem like such a big undertaking, but, well, let him tell the story. Go to full article
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Several of our Section's large studies involve gene discovery in complex diseases, including various autoimmune diseases and cleft lip and palate, one of the most common birth defects. We have organized VitGene, an international consortium of 38 investigators in 20 countries, and are now performing a very large genome-wide association study of generalized vitiligo (one of the most common autoimmune diseases), which is studying autoimmune thyroid disease in development. We have also carried out an extensive examination of the developmental genetics of facial development in the mouse, with the long-term goal of identifying genes responsible for human facial development that may play important roles in cleft lip and palate.
For select genetic conditions, we are examining the mechanisms by which genetic changes lead to clinical symptoms. This research involves basic scientific concepts, such as mechanisms of neuronal development, and opens the possibility for new therapeutic avenues, which we can then further pursue in translational clinical studies. Efforts are under way to explore conditions as varied as glutaric aciduria type I, homosytinuria due to cystathionine beta-synthase deficiency, nonketotic hyperglycinemia, mitochondrial liver disorders, and Down syndrome. We are performing treatment studies that include the use of stem cell treatment for genetic conditions including Down syndrome.
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Dr. Gary Bellus is interested in the genetic etiology of skeletal dysplasias and genodermatoses as well as in conducting clinical trials in the treatment of plexiform neurofibromas in patients with neurofibromatosis, type 1.
Laurie Bernstein research involves the long-term dietary management of metabolic disorders.
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This two-volume set in a production hardcover case is an essential addition to any Elvis fan's library. Features piano/vocal/guitar arrangements of over 200 of his best songs, including: All Shook Up, Always on My Mind, Are You Lonesome Tonight?, Baby, Let's Play House, Blue Christmas, Blue Moon, Blue Suede Shoes, Bossa Nova Baby, Burning Love, Crying in the Chapel, Don't Be Cruel, Good Luck Charm, Green Green Grass of Home, Heartbreak Hotel, Hound Dog, It's Now or Never, Memories, Suspicious Minds, and many more. Volume 1 contains a 16-page color photo section and a biography and Volume 2 features an 8-page color section and a discography.
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Grassland ecosystems can be found on nearly every continent. Countless animals and plants live in them. So what difference could the loss of one animal species make? Follow the chain reaction, and discover how important honey bees are.
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