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Cyberspace Is No Substitute For Exploring 'Real Space'
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NEW YORK - Surfing the Internet can produce answers to highly complicated questions with the simple click of a mouse. Yet cyberspace is distracting people from exploring the vast frontiers of outer space, where more profound questions of origin and being may be answered, according to a forthcoming book by Fordham Communication Professor Paul Levinson, Ph.D. Levinson's book, RealSpace: Offline and Into the Wild Blue Yonder, On and Off Planet, will explore the limitations of cyberspace and the need for humans to venture into the cosmos. The book is scheduled to be published in 2002 by Routledge. "In cyberspace, people often get a superficial answer to their questions," said Levinson. "In a sense, they're just looking at themselves in mirrors, getting reflected back to them what is already here and what we already know. The age of cyberspace has made us realize the importance of exploring RealSpace." RealSpace, a term coined by Levinson, is not just galaxies and solar systems. It's also sandy beaches and other aspects of the physical world that cannot be fully experienced by surfing the Web. Though virtual technology has permitted people to see faraway places that they might never visit, its allure has also acted as a convenient substitute for those who forgo the need to experience the real thing firsthand. According to Levinson, however, his message is not one against technological advancements, but rather one of caution and concern about over-reliance on communications media. "Mine is not an anti-technology or anti-media perspective," said Levinson. "I'm just as optimistic now about media and technology as I always was. It's just a question of looking at the human being, which was always the centerpiece of my view of media, and exploring what aspects require something other than media." According to Levinson, the space program's scientific exploration of outer space is falling short of its potential by ignoring the important spiritual dimensions that allow people to more fully understand their origins. "Science only provides so much information and ultimately we don't know how we came to be as human beings," said Levinson. "The most profound questions go beyond science, and really get at the very meaning of life, death, purpose and existence. These are the questions the great philosophers have been dealing with, and going out into space expands the tableau in which these questions can be considered." According to Levinson, technology can be a valuable tool in exploring Real-Space. For example, he points out how cell phones have created a form of communication that does not restrict people to one location, allowing them to experience the beauty of a sunrise while closing a business deal in another part of the world. RealSpace will be Levinson's third book in a trilogy of media critiques, followingThe Soft Edge (Routledge, 1997) and Digital McLuhan (Routledge, 1999). His second science-fiction novel, Borrowed Tides (Tor), was published earlier this year and he is currently working on his next novel, The Consciousness Plague, to be published by Tor in early 2002. Founded in 1841, Fordham is New York City's Jesuit university. It has residential campuses in the north Bronx, Manhattan and Tarrytown, and the Louis Calder Center Biological Field Station in Armonk, N.Y. 10/01
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Hi, I'm Frank. And I'm a Twitterholic. I've been clean for about…35 minutes. It's a hard battle that I'm facing hour to hour. Everytime I see a something out of the ordinary, I have the strongest urge to stop what I'm doing and get on my phone to tweet txt or rush home to tell everyone what I just saw.
I know I have a problem. And that's the first step. Now, how did I get here? It started out simple. I'd say "hey, this movie rocks, check it out." But it was just downhill from there. I was sitting in Church, and the Reverend was speaking a passage when all of a sudden he said "cock" (as in referring to a rooster). A click open and several taps later and on my twitter account was, "LOL HE JUST SAID COCK! [as in referring to a rooster, but the juxtaposition of the person and the word taken out of context made it "lol-worthy"]"
I pressed send, and I looked at my phone. "Was this a sign of things to come?" I pondered to myself. "No. It's just a one-time deal. It'll never happen again." Of course I lied to myself. Upon watching The Day the Earth Stood Still, I tweeted no less than 20 times. For those of you with a calculator, that's one tweet per six minutes. Examples of said tweets:
Although, in my defense, it was the only way to make the film entertaining. I'm not saying it gives me the right, but….it's hard, you know? It's a long battle. I have to realize that when I see a carnival on the road, I have to dial a friend's number to tell him/her about what I just saw, and not just put it out there on the interwebs.
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Two thousand years ago, the Born Queen defeated the Skasloi lords, freeing humans from the bitter yoke of slavery. But now monstrous creatures roam the land—and destinies become inextricably entangled in a drama of power and seduction. The king's woodsman, a rebellious girl, a young priest, a roguish adventurer, and a young man made suddenly into a knight—all face malevolent forces that shake the foundations of the kingdom, even as the Briar King, legendary harbinger of death, awakens from his slumber. At the heart of this many-layered tale is Anne Dare, youngest daughter of the royal family . . . upon whom the fate of her world may depend.
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The Holter Aspar White smelled murder. Its scent was like a handful of autumn leaves, crisped by the first frost and crushed in the palm.Dirty Jesp, the Sefry woman who had raised him, told him once that his peculiar sense came from having been born of a dying mother below the gallows where the Raver took his sacrifices. But Jesp made her living as a liar, and the why didn't matter anyway. All Aspar cared about was that his nose was usually right. Someone was about to kill someone else, or try.
Aspar had just walked into the Sow's Teat after a week of hard going in the Walham Foothills. His muscles burned with fatigue, his mouth was grittier than sand, and for days he had been dreaming of the cool, dark, honeyed sweetness of stout. He'd had just one sip, one moment of it dancing on his tongue, one kiss of foam on his lips, when the scent came and ruined the taste.
With a sigh, he set the grainy earthenware mug on the pitted oak of his table and looked around the dark, crowded interior of the tavern, one hand straying to the planished bone grip of his dirk, wondering where death was coming from and where it was going.
He saw only the usual crowd-charcoal burners mostly, their faces smudged black by their trade, joking and laughing as they drank away the taste of soot on their tongues. Nearer the door, which had been propped open to let in the evening air, Loh-the miller's boy, in his clean, lace-trimmed shirt-gestured grandly with his mug, and his friends hooted as he drained the whole thing in one long draught. Four Hornladh merchants in checkered doublets and red hose stood near the hearth, where a spitted boar dripped sizzling into the coal
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Jessica Biel, Ben Barnes, Kristin Scott Thomas, Colin Firth, Kimberley Nixon, Katherine Parkinson, Kris Marshall, Christian Brassington, Charlotte Riley, Jim McManus, Pip Torrens
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"Easy Virtue" stars Jessica Biel playing Larita, the avant-garde young woman who takes the Whittaker family by storm; Colin Firth as the war-weary head of the household Mr Whittaker; Kristin Scott Thomas as the stoic but neurotic wife Mrs Whittaker, and Ben Barnes as Larita's new husband John Whittaker.
The twenties have roared... the thirties have yet to swing. John Whittaker, a young Englishman, falls madly in love with Larita, a sexy and glamorous American woman, and they marry impetuously. However when the couple returns to the family home, his mother Mrs. Whittaker has an instant allergic reaction to her new daughter-in-law. Larita tries her best to fit in but fails to tiptoe through the minefield laid by her mother-in-law. Larita quickly realizes Mrs. Whittaker's game and sees that she must fight back if she's not going to lose John. A battle of wits ensues and sparks soon fly. Mrs. Whittaker manipulates every situation to undermine her, while Larita remains frustratingly calm and engineers sassy counter attacks. Before long, Mrs. Whittaker's manipulation starts to work on John and Larita feels their love is in danger of slipping away. In a grand finale, where the secrets from Larita's past are revealed, she finally makes a break for freedom from the suffocating house...
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Hotel Azucenas
Martiniano Aranda 203, Oaxaca, MexicoRanked #22 overall in Oaxaca de Juarez hotels2 reviewsA 14-year-old boutique hotel with 10 rooms, Hotel Azucenas enjoys a quiet location about a block away from the Soledad church, seven blocks from the zocalo and seven blocks from... more
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Battleship Cathy is on a mission to find a romantic partner in a casual social setting!
4.54 / 5.00 20,731 ViewsJust an experiment here with different ideas and techniques. It's based on dreams again. It was just going to be about 20 seconds long but it grew. I made all the dialogue up as I went along (you can tell) I tended to ramble on a bit, then I just fit the animations to my mouth words.
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This is definitely my favourite Sock episode, probably because it reminds me the most of my own dreams, with unrelated occurrences and whatnot.
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I first saw this posted on your site years ago. Me and my friend had a little running joke over this, our security question for a long time (to confirm each other's identity) was "There's a WHAT trapped in my guitar?". All this time later, it's just as awesome. One thing that really bugs me, what is that song at the end and WHERE do I get a hold of it? Completely insane though, and I loved all of this. Keep making flash Mr Firth, the world would be so much more boring without you.
So good
You dream of the weirdest, most random but coolest things
I am a long-time fan of David Firth, and I consider the socklops series to be one of his finest, this one is such a glass of warm chololate to the guttiwuts....
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Spotsylvania EDA makes grants to four businesses
Spotsylvania's Economic Development Authority recently awarded incentive grants totaling $44,500 to four companies in the county.
- Aspetto Inc., which makes custom-made suits and shirts and recently launched a line involving inserting bullet-resistant material into formalwear, was awarded $12,000 to purchase machinery for its location off State Route 2, train workers and launch an online store.
- Backyard America in the Bowman Center got $10,000 to set up a metal shop for welding, bending and finishing aluminum extrusions to be used in pergola kits.
- Convert! Integrated Marketing, an online marketing and website development firm, got $10,000 toward signing a longer-term lease in the county.
- Stevenson Ridge, an inn and special event space in the courthouse area, got $12,500 toward a planned business expansion.
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Last Friday, my husband came home with a New York Post article announcing that the young female cobra who escaped from the Bronx zoo, thus becoming probably the most famous snake in the New York area, if not the whole country, had been found and that a contest to name her is now being held. Distractedly looking up from my work, I replied: "That's silly. It is perfectly obvious that her name should be Wadjet, after the cobra goddess of Lower Egypt!" and proceeded to tell him why at length.
Since then the naming contest has made the pages of The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times and I see that other "Egyptologically-minded" readers have already suggested the name Wadjet. Unfortunately, this name does not appear to be a "front-runner" among suggestions so far, at least according to the Times.
As it happens, last year I was invited to write an entry on the goddess Wadjet for a forthcoming Encyclopedia of Ancient History, which naturally required lots of enjoyable research. I would therefore like to point out why the name of Wadjet seems so entirely appropriate to me.
The goddess Wadjet (also called Wadjyt, Ouadjet, Uto, and Edjo in Egyptological literature) appears in ancient Egyptian mythology from the earliest times. Her name means something like "The Green or Fresh One" or "She of the Papyrus Plant." Associated with Lower Egypt, she is often paired with the goddess Nekhbet of Upper Egypt; together they are the Two Ladies in the second title of the king, representing the crowns of Upper and Lower Egypt. In her earliest form, as a cobra, Wadjet is also the uraeus snake that appears on all Egyptian royal headgear, performing a protective function.
Wadjet's embodiment as a fierce, spitting cobra leads to her inclusion in a group of goddesses, who are all variously identified with The Eye of Re in ancient Egyptian religion. Many of the other goddesses in this group are often depicted with lion heads and therefore Wadjet too could be shown with a lion head from the New Kingdom period on; we have a fine example of this here at The Museum.
We know from ancient Egyptian mythology that The Eye of the sun god Re was envisioned as a goddess, his divine daughter. The Eye protected Re from his enemies but she also had an angry, destructive aspect. One myth concerning The Eye of Re certainly makes me think of the Bronx Zoo cobra.
This story survives in a number of different versions, often incomplete, and because we don't have an ancient title for it, is usually referred to as "The Distant Goddess," "The Wandering Eye," or "The Myth of The Eye of The Sun."
As so often happens in even the best divine families, Re and his daughter The Eye have a big fight, although none of the versions of the story specify the cause of their disagreement. The Eye runs away, storming off to the desert or other distant, wild regions, where she sulks. To the ancient Egyptians, the desert and other wild, uncultivated regions represented the chaos outside the ordered Egyptian world, personified by the goddess Maat. Although the Bronx Zoo cobra never actually left the building, she did run away from the ordered world of her cage, causing disorder by her absence.
Re discovers that he misses his Eye and that her absence threatens his safety and indeed that of the cosmos. So he sends another, more junior deity, in some versions the god Thoth, to find her, appease her, and persuade her to come home. Her return is greeted with great rejoicing, celebration, and relief—just as that of the wandering young female cobra from the Bronx Zoo has been.


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I would like to be involved in organizing new nurses at my facility. Can I participate in this kind of activity?
Employees have the right to engage in protected concerted activity. An employer who decides to discipline or terminate an employee who exerts this right is breaking the law.
Protected concerted activity occurs whenever two or more employees express concern about working conditions in a nonviolent way. It is protected by the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA). The activity does not have to occur in conjunction with union organizing – although this is the most common situation. It just has to fall under the rubric of taking "concerted action" for "mutual aid and protection" when employees are acting to improve areas such as working conditions, hiring practices, employee discipline, or work assignments.
Employees may have discussions about wages and benefits. The signing of a petition by a group of employees for better wages and benefits – with a single employee acting as spokesperson for that group and bringing it to management's attention – would likely be protected activity.
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It is the most anticipated rematch of the NCAA tournament. The 1-seed Northwestern Wildcats looking for their 4th national championship in a row must defeat the only squad they couldn't beat during the regular season, the 2-seed Penn Quakers. The champion of the ALC vs. the champion of the Ivy League will meet in one final showdown on Friday night in Towson at 7:00 PM.
The ALC champion Northwestern Wildcats comes into this game with a record of 20-1 and 15 straight victories in the NCAA Tournament. Their only loss was to their upcoming opponent, the Penn Quakers, who come with a record of 17-1. Northwestern seeks its fourth national championship in a row, Penn arrives at its first ever women's lacrosse title game.
How they got here
Northwestern's road to the title game ran through three tough squads. After flight restrictions forced the Wildcats to play Notre Dame in the first round. After going back and forth in the first half, the Wildcats used a 10-goal second half and completely shutdown Jillian Byers and Caitlyn McKinney, defeating the Fighting Irish 15-7.
Next the Wildcats took on 8-seed Princeton, a former #2 team with a fierce midfield and strong defense. Northwestern took care of business early with four different players scoring a hat trick and a dominating first half to punch their ticket to the Final Four. The Wildcats advanced with an 18-11 victory.
A highly anticipated matchup, Northwestern got to see Gary Gait's 5-seed Syracuse squad in a rematch from late March. In what seemed like a mirror game from last time, the two teams battled hard in the first half with the Wildcats ending up by one goal. The second half again was just like the first contest; Northwestern completely dominated the second half with nine straight goals, securing the victory 16-8. Hilary Bowen became Northwestern's all-time goal scorer with six goals including four during the second half run. Katie Rowan, the Tewaaraton finalist who had 142 points this season, scored zero points in the two contests against Northwestern.
In all, Northwestern had to face five 2007 All-Americans on offense in their road to the title, Byers and McKinney of Notre Dame, Katie Lewis-Lamonica of Princeton, and Rowan and Halley Quillinan of Syracuse. Combined in the three contests these five players scored three goals. Northwestern's defense has been stellar in stopping the key players.
Penn's path to the championship ran through two strong mid-major teams and the dark horse. In their first battle, Penn hosted Colgate in an unusually fast-paced game. Penn had control throughout with a strong first half, winning with a 16-7 victory.
In a battle of defenses and winning streaks, Penn hosted 7-seed Boston University. Both had a win streak of at least 14 games. The first 10 minutes went back and forth, but the Quakers pulled a three goal run to lead at the half 4-2. After a goal by BU, Penn played their slow offense and solid defense to get a four goal run, locking down an 8-5 victory. BU's Sarah Dalton was held without a point until the final 12 minutes. Penn made it a team effort; no one had more than two points and eight different players earned a point.
In their first NCAA Tournament game away from Philadelphia in the last two season, Penn drew the Duke Blue Devils who had upset two seeded teams in the tournament. Early on, the teams exchanged goals, but Duke had the early upper hand with a 4-3 lead at the half. Penn couldn't seem to find an answer to Carolyn Davis, who ended with five goals. But the Quakers did what they do best, come back from large deficits. Down 7-4 with 18 minutes to go, Penn pulled a huge four goal run to take the lead, which would eventually go to overtime, where Melissa Lehman scored the game-winner in double OT to win 9-8. Once again, solid all-around play earned Penn the victory.
In the tournament, Penn continued to play excellent defense. They have not allowed more than ten goals in a game and are 5-0 in one-goal contests. Coming down the wire, there hasn't been a better team this season.
Last time
April 27th, 2008: No. 5 Penn defeats No. 1 Northwestern 11-7
Northwestern was the last undefeated team left, and Penn hadn't lost since March 1st. The first half began as a back-and-forth matchup, with a 3-3 tie with 10 minutes to go. Northwestern looked like they had found the answer with four late goals in the half to have a 7-5 lead into halftime. But the second half was a much different story. The Quakers went on a five-goal tear in the first nine minutes to take a 10-7 lead. The Wildcats never had the ball long enough, scoring no goals on only four shots in the final 30 minutes. True to their defensive form, the Quakers were victorious 11-7 in Franklin Field, vaulting them to the #1 ranking in the nation. This ended Northwestern's 36-game winning streak dating back to last season.
The game
Key stat: Time of possession
Although not used as a stat, it is key to these two teams. Northwestern won against Syracuse by not allowing them to get the ball in the second half and scoring at will. Penn's run in the second half against Duke was keyed by their constant possession of the ball. It could be that whoever has the ball for longer periods of time will win; Penn's offense thrives on it and Northwestern may need a longer period of time to break the Quaker defense.
Why Northwestern can win: They have done it before
The Northwestern senior class has never lost a national championship game. The Wildcats have been sound on offense and on defense throughout the year and they have the experience to match. Coach Kelly Amonte Hiller's squad has everything you need to win the title game, experience, momentum, and talent. Hilary Bowen and Hannah Nielsen have played well in the tournament as had led Northwestern's offense to score at least 15 goals in their three NCAA contests.
Why Penn can win: No one can score on them
Penn employs a different version of "Sometimes the best defense is a good offense." Penn's slow offense and lockdown defense has been the reason that they have not allowed more than 10 goals in a contest. They have strong defenders that matchup well against Northwestern players and goalie Sarah Waxman continues to be strong between the pipes. Coach Karen Brower's team has played well under pressure, and they'll need to do that one more time.
Tale of the Tape
Team Stats
Goals scored per game: Northwestern 16.05, Penn 10.44
Goals allowed per game: Northwestern 7.05, Penn 6.08
Northwestern leaders
Hannah Nielsen (junior midfield, Tewaaraton finalist): 48 goals, 60 assists
Hilary Bowen (junior attack): 78 goals, 19 assists
Christy Finch (senior defense, Tewaaraton finalist): 68 caused turnovers, 57 ground balls
Morgan Lathrop (junior goalkeeper): 6.91 GAA, 45.6% SV
Penn leaders
Rachel Manson (senior attack): 34 goals, 20 assists
Melissa Lehman (senior midfield): 33 goals, 11 assists
Tarah Kirnan: (senior defense): 31 ground balls, 23 caused turnovers
Sarah Waxman (senior goalkeeper): 6.05 GAA, 51.2% SV


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Celebrate the first decade of the Claremont Review of Books with Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness: Ten Years of the Claremont Review of Books, which gathers together some of our journal's most distinctive essays, books reviews, and illustrations. Together, they diagnose a century of liberal excess and call for a renewed American conservatism, one that takes its bearings from the principles of the American Founding. Contributors include Hadley Arkes, Larry Arnn, Martha Bayles, William F. Buckley, Jr., Paul Cantor, James Ceaser, Angelo Codevilla, Joseph Epstein, Christopher Flannery, Mark Helprin, Harry Jaffa, Harvey Mansfield, Wilfred McClay, Cheryl Miller, Jaroslav Pelikan, Joseph Tartakovsky, Peter Schramm, Michael Uhlmann, William Voegeli, and James Q. Wilson.
CRB editor Charles R. Kesler's spirited analysis in I Am the Change: Barack Obama and the Crisis of Liberalism shows that the president represents either a new birth of liberalism—or its demise. Reflecting a sophisticated mix of philosophy, psychology, and history, and complemented by a scathing wit, I Am the Change tries to understand Obama as he understands himself, based largely on his own writings, speeches, and interviews. Kesler views him as a gifted and highly intelligent progressive who is attempting to become the greatest president in the history of modern liberalism. Intent on reinvigorating the liberal faith, Obama nonetheless fails to understand its fatal contradictions—a shortsightedness that may prove to be liberalism's undoing.
Harry V. Jaffa's Crisis of the Strauss Divided: Essays on Leo Strauss and Straussianism, East and West begins with an extensive unpublished autobiographical essay entitled "Straussian Geography: A Memoir and Commentary," which alone is worth the cover price. The book as a whole brings together a collection of Jaffa's published arguments on Leo Strauss, written during the 40 years since Strauss's death. The volume includes arguments of those who have disagreed with Jaffa about Strauss's teaching and about the nature of political philosophy. These wide ranging exchanges explore many of the great themes of political philosophy and, in particular, the implications of Strauss's thinking for America and modern civilization.


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Miscarriage, depression, breast cancer, abuse, divorce, addiction, and other chronic problems touch the lives of many Catholic women. Holding Hands with God is a compilation of individual stories about pain and redemption, a woman-to-woman approach of personal witness.
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*Westminster Palace
*Westminster Palace. London residence of the rulers of England from the eleventh through sixteenth centuries (later used for the Houses of Parliament), alongside the River Thames, near Westminster Abbey. Built by William the Conqueror, the palace was long the central locus of both the home of the royal family and the royal court. In this play its dynamics are volatile, given the presence of the Yorkist king Edward IV and his kin, victorious but internally divided, and the widows of the defeated Lancastrian king Henry VI and his Prince of Wales. The palace as crucible of Richard's power is compared metaphorically to his mother's womb, which she herself calls "The bed of death" for nurturing her "damned son," and to the womb of the Princess Elizabeth, where Richard expects to legitimize his reign.
*Tower of London
*Tower of London. Ancient, fearful edifice where King Henry VI, the last Lancastrian king, was imprisoned and killed. The prison threatens everyone who may stand in the way of Richard's kingship. It sees the confinement and murder of Richard's brother Clarence, the queen's relatives and supporters (killed at Pomfret Castle), King Edward's sons and heirs, and Lord Chamberlain Hastings, who calls the tower a "slaughterhouse."
*Tewkesbury (TEWKS-behr-ee). Town on the Severn River in west-central England, north-northeast of Gloucester, near which the Lancastrian army was defeated by Yorkist forces in 1471. The battlefield is continually referred to in the play, as the characters relive scenes of the murders of the Lancastrian prince of Wales and Richard's father and youngest brother. The battle is a monument to the families' hatred.
*Bosworth Field
*Bosworth Field. Place in central England near Leicester that was the site of the most famous battle of the War of the Roses, in 1485, that is the setting for the last battle in William Shakespeare's play. Here Richard is defeated and killed, ending his evil rule afoot and alone, speaking his most famous words, "A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!" The victor is the earl of Richmond, who is crowned King Henry VII. He became the first Tudor king and was grandfather to Queen Elizabeth I, during whose reign this play was written.
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Bibliography (Cyclopedia of Literary Characters, Revised Third Edition)
Farrell, Kirby. "Prophetic Behavior in Shakespeare's Histories." Shakespeare Studies 19 (1987): 17-40. Refers to historical prophecies in examining various kinds of prophecy in the play, both conscious and unconscious.
Hamel, Guy. "Time in Richard III." Shakespeare Survey 40 (1988): 41-49. Examines how time is used in the play and how Shakespeare constructs relationships between various references to time.
Hassel, R. Chris, Jr. Songs of Death: Performance, Interpretation, and the Text of "Richard III." Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1987. Examines the play from various angles, including the theatrical and acting history of the play, the role of Providence, and the characters and their motives.
Miner, Madonne M. "'Neither Mother, Wife, nor England's Queen': The Roles of Women in Richard III." In William Shakespeare's "Richard III," edited by Harold Bloom. New York: Chelsea House, 1988. The three sections of the essay examine the depth of characterization given to the women and their interactions. Also discusses the imagery of femaleness in the play.
Neill, Michael. "Shakespeare's Halle of Mirrors: Play, Politics, and Psychology in Richard III." In William Shakespeare's "Richard III," edited by Harold Bloom. New York: Chelsea House, 1988. Examines the idea of theatricality in the play. Neill argues that Richard, like Hamlet, is an actor in the dramatic events that surround him.


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The research interests of the Department of Clinical Research focus on diseases of public health importance in resource-constrained settings. The Department has particular strengths in mycobacterial disease (tuberculosis and leprosy), malaria, sexually transmitted infections, HIV/AIDS, eye health, and tropical and travel medicine.
Activities include trials of new therapies, vaccines and educational interventions; population and clinic-based epidemiological studies; the development and evaluation of new diagnostic tests; studies investigating the immunological and molecular correlates of pathogenesis and protective immunity, and genetic polymorphisms conferring protection or susceptibility to infectious diseases; health services research which aims to identify the most efficient and cost-effective way to deliver health care; and health policy analysis.
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- Wellcome Trust Bloomsbury Centre for Clinical Tropical Medicine and the Wellcome Trust Clinical PhD Programme in International Health: fellows based in Uganda, Malawi, Tanzania, South Africa, Zambia and India work on topics including HIV, tuberculosis, HSV-2, trachoma, micronutrients, mental health and helminth infections.
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Several members of the Department practise clinical medicine at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases, in purpose-built accommodation within the University College Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, five minutes' walk from the School. However, our research is multidisciplinary, extending from basic laboratory science (immunology and molecular biology) through clinical medicine to epidemiology, public health and economics. We collaborate extensively with other Departments in the School, in the UK and overseas, especially in Africa, but also in Asia and South America. Department staff are based in The Gambia, Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, South Africa and India, and we have research degree students based in many other countries.
The Department has particular strengths in research on HIV and related infections. Work on the interactions between HIV and other sexually transmitted infections has focused particularly on HSV-2, and the effect of HSV treatment on HIV transmission, with studies in Ghana, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi and South Africa. We also conduct research on the control of Human papilloma virus (HPV) and cervical cancer in HIV-infected and non-infected populations in Africa.
Several staff research interactions between HIV infection and tuberculosis in Zambia, Malawi and South Africa, including trials of population-based tuberculosis case finding; novel strategies using isoniazid preventive therapy; and studies of new diagnostics.
Work in leprosy includes research into the pathogenesis and treatment of leprosy reactions, interaction with HIV, and investigation of new drugs, with studies in India, Nepal, Ethiopia and Brazil.
Eye health projects, ongoing in India, Nepal, Ethiopia, Nigeria and Brazil, include work on causes of blindness, retinopathy of prematurity, and the effect of services for children with impaired vision. Work on trachoma in The Gambia and Tanzania ranges from studies of pathogenesis to interventions to control this disease.


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