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tilapia fillets
2 tablespoons
lime juice
2 teaspoons
1 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1 teaspoon
garlic powder
1 teaspoon
cooking spray
1/2 cup
plain fat-free yogurt
1 1/2 tablespoons
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Absolutely delicious! I took the advice from another review and used lettuce instead of cabbage, and fruity (mango) salsa instead of regular salsa. The sweet and spicy went so well together. It was very flavorful. I omitted the cheese for a fresher taste. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a fiesta in the mouth.
This was edible, but nothing I will make again. I followed the directions exactly for the sauce and it was bland. I added green onions, garlic salt and paprika and that made it a little better. We just felt like something was missing. I feel like the fish tacos at restaurants are a little sweeter. Maybe I'll try with peach or mango salsa next time.
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I am not a fan of fish tacos, but my husband is so I decided to make these for him. ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS!! The sauce is amazing, and so easy. The sauce is definitely spicy so I did use a little more yogurt in the mixture, but this recipe is def a keeper!!
Healthy fish tacos that got raves at my birthday barbecue. I was distracted when I was making the recipe and ended up mixing the spices with the lime juice, so I basted the fish with it before cooking and it was still fantastic! I reduced the salt by half and only used a quarter of the black pepper, omitted the cheese and used lettuce and the salsa from the "Fiery Fish Tacos with Crunchy Corn Salsa." Yogurt dressing was stunning with Sriracha sauce. This recipe makes A LOT!
We just made this today and loved it. The yogurt sauce is the difference. We used cabbage, and it added a firm crunch, so don't be so quick to revert to lettuce. The recipe made so much, we took some to the neighbors and still have some for leftovers. There is definitely a kick, but it is flavorful without being overpowering. The cilantro and lime are delicious additions. We had flour tortillas, which were still good. There is no need for salsa. We will definitely make these again. I just created an account so I could comment on this recipe. It was great!
The taco's were absolutely AMAZING. I usually don't use recipes with very little reviews, but the reviews were high for only 4 people that rated it. I decided to try it since I had everything the recipe called for. I did everything as the recipe called for, but I used olive oil to coat the talapia instead of the spray. This was a hit for the whole family, and made them twice this week. Thank you for the fantastic recipe. :)
Fantastic healthy recipe for fish tacos! I broiled my fish instead of grilling about 4 minutes per side. The sauce is very tasty with a little kick (I used fat free greek yogurt). Overall, amazing and easy!
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Broward County Commissioner Kristin Jacobs, the underdog in the U.S. House District 22 Democratic primary, outraised former West Palm Beach mayor Lois Frankel by more than $9,000 over the last four weeks, according to the latest campaign finance reports.
Jacobs – eclipsed overall in fundraising by Frankel, who has a year-long head start in the race, and with just a fraction of Frankel's cash-on-hand – raised $59,230 in the short July 1- July 25 pre-primary period and another $8,000 since then, according to the reports. And Frankel collected $53,192 for the period and another $5,000 as of Aug. 2.
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A SPRING clean has been ordered for Burnley – as councillors voted through a 1.99 per cent increase in the council tax rates for the borough.
Seventeen cenotaphs across Burnley, Padiham and Hapton will be cleaned and re-lettered as part of a £50,000 initiative which will also see major 'gateways' spruced up and a clampdown on dog fouling and strays.
And a further £25,000 will be given to Padiham town centre, following on from a £30,000 investment approved earlier. The schemes will be funded by a projected underspend for this year.
Conservatives made a late bid to freeze the council tax, by reducing the Ward Opportunities Budget funding for each councillor and taking advantage of a Whitehall grant for not increasing the rates.
But the plans, drawn up by Coun Matthew Isherwood, were rejected by Labour and the vast majority of Liberal Democrats, who approved resources cabinet member Coun Mark Townsend's financial plan for 2014-15.
Coun Townsend said: "It is only right and fitting that in this centenary year of the start of the Great War the council remembers and demonstrates its gratitude to those servicemen who fell in action."
He accused central Government of trying to 'micro-manage' Burnley's economy, as the authority faced a £7.6million budget cut from four years ago.
Coun Margaret Lishman, Liberal Democrat group leader, said the budget was 'fair and reasonable' in the current economic climate but she expressed regret that a freeze could not be agreed.
Former Mayor Coun Roger Frost said he agreed with most of the budget, but objected to Labour taking credit for the reinstatement of the Todmorden Curve, Weavers' Triangle redevelopment and Burnley Bridge business park.
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I think Burnley Council need to learn the difference between what is 'nice to have' and what is ESSENTIAL !
I keep reading that 'services will be maintained' - what rubbish, I'm aware of staff that have left Burnley Council and simply not been replaced. Tell the truth........
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Not_at_towneley wrote:you must be living on cloud cuckoo land if you think this council does anything.I have reported filth,flytipping and dumping approx 6 times in my area and they never reply or come and do anything.All they seem to do is target the easy people down-town you throw fag ends away.
If dog fouling is bad in your area then ring the council and report it regularly. Confront anyone seen not picking up and report them to the council. It does work if you stick at it, especially if you get your neighbours involved too.
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Cooper, N0 not Tommy Cooper the other one Julie Cooper,dragging the once proud town of Burnley into the sewer...clampdown on dog fouling my @r5e.!!
Shame on the lot of you !!......minimum wage going up so Cooper wants her cut ...that's all it is....shame on you Cooper !!
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My goal is to just in general be strong and fit. I've been doing starting strength for a year so far and I'm squatting 225, benching 165, and deadlifting 180. I've been doing the program for so long because I get sick or just don't go to the gym for long periods cuz of school and so I try to get my gains back before moving on to another program. I'm thinking of moving onto 5x5 once I get my gains back.
So, I'm thinking of starting a home gym with just a power rack. Will it be enough for my training in the years to come? Or am I better off with a gym membership? I'm mainly getting a rack because its the same as a years worth of membership and is more worth it in the long run.
thats all I had for a long time, although a cable attachment (high/low pulley) has its pluses. You will save a fortune in the long run if you sit down and do the math. Going to a gym isn't only gym membership, its gas to and from in your car and other expenses that all add up.
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Yeah, some people are saying I'll want machines in the long run but I don't know if that's true. I see myself doing SS and the moving on to 5x5. But I'm worried about the future and whether or not I'll need to get other machines to be fit.
I'm not a competitive power lifter or bodybuilder. I just do it casually for recreation, health, and physique.
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I hope this isn't a stupid question but are you remembering to factor in the price of the barbell, bench, weights etc? Sounds like a very expensive gym membership if that's the case.I'm mainly getting a rack because its the same as a years worth of membership
If you can buy a power rack, bench, olympic bar and weights for the same price as a gym membership I'd definitely be going with the home gym.
Yes, a power rack and a barbell with weights is all you really need. More is good, but you can make due with just those things.
Your strength sucks for having lifted for a year even on an off. Starting Strength is really an inferior program.
Will you be able to stick with training if you get the rack?
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If your goal is to just generally be strong and fit, then a rack with a barbell and some weights should be fine. A little creativity in your workouts goes a long way. You don't need all kinds of extra stuff.
The money spent on travel and gym memberships up north seem to be incredibly steep! I'm from Florida and from my standpoint, it is far less expensive to go with the gym membership route. Good thing I don't live up there....I might be forced to buy myself a power rack
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As already answered, a cage, barbell and plates goes a long ways. My guess is the OP is limited on money and/or space. If that is the case I think the cage can keep you progressing for a year or so. After that you may need to expand the home gym.
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Hit Craigslist. Cages/ plates, etc are usually pretty cheap to come by.
Deciding which option will be the best for you really depends on a number of factors - how close the gym is to your home, your work/personal schedule, cost of the gym membership, interest in different training styles, etc.
If you can find a reasonably priced commercial gym it is always nice to have a membership, but having equipment at home can be good as well since you have the flexibility to train whenever you would like. If you decide to go the home gym route I would check Craigslist for used equipment since that will save you a significant amount of money.
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Q: I recently purchased half of a pig from my local farmer. I now have many boneless pork loin chops. Do you or your readers have any ideas on what I can make with these boneless chops other than pork chop dinners? I was thinking of cooking them in the crock pot and making shredded pork, but wasn't sure if a loin would work as well as a shoulder. Any other ideas?
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because they are so lean- i like to brine my pork chops...1/2 cup coarse sea salt, 1/2 sugar (i like brown)...i boil them in a couple of quarts of water- and add some aromatics (orange peels, cloves, bay leaves). make sure you cool off the brining liquid- then add your pork chops and leave over night...if you get tired of regular pork chops- just chop them up and make kabobs...slice really thin and make korean bbq.
I love to pound them nice & thin then bread & fry them. Serve with sweet potatoes & some fresh green beans sprinkled with a little feta yummy !
We were in the same boat last year. I ground the chops in the food processor and used them in meatballs, meatloaf, and meat sauce. I also sliced them thinly and used them in stir-fries.
My mother uses pork loin to make bbq shredded pork. She does it in the crock pot too and it works great. Although, brining it for a little while first might be a good idea.
It's a pork chop dinner recipe, but it's a little unique so it may be a nice change of pace:
Season pork chops, then coat them with sesame seeds on both sides and sear in a hot pan. Finish to desired doneness in the oven.
Serve over mashed sweet potato with steamed brocolli.
I like to season them with lemon pepper and a little garlic salt, fry them in a pan with butter and a little olive oil. Set aside and cover to keep warm. Add a little more butter, saute mushrooms, add a little white wine to deglaze pan, add whipping cream and let simmer to create a nice cream sauce. Pour mushroom creme sauce over the pork and serve with mashed potatoes and your favorite vegetable. Excellent with green beans or asparagus. It's quick, easy and delish!
Actually I used a good recipe from Levi Root's Spice it up cookbook with boneless pork loin streaks last night - Coconut & Vanilla Pork Loin chops.
Sear them in a frying pan until brown then set aside. Fry onion, ginger, garlic and chillies in a pan until tender, add coconut cream and 1 stick of vanilla, then return the meat to the pan until cooked. The coconut and vanilla was an unusual combination but actually worked well with the pork's own sweetness, and the meat itself was not dry from being cooked in the cream.
Pound them thin, and use them in any recipe that calls for chicken, turkey or pork cutlets. You can also use the cutlets to make sandwiches.
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Add lemon juice and garlic salt, fry with little olive oil and you're done.
I am a big fan of this recipe for Vietnamese Caramelized Pork. Quick and easy - comes together in the time it takes the rice to cook.
This is my favorite way to eat pork chops: http://modernmealsfortwo.com/2011/09/14/proscuitto-pepper-pork-chops/
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I use tenderloin for slow cooker pulled pork and it turns out awesome.
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I use tenderloin for slow cooker pulled pork and it turns out awesome.
I've also used it for slow cooker asian pork, and the Kitchn's Asian Cabbage Rolls.
make a dijon wet-rub (dijon mustard, salt + pepper, thyme or whatever herb you like) and coat the pork then wrap with bacon or prosciutto. sear in a pan on the stove, then finish cooking in the oven. make a white wine & dijon sauce in the same pan while the pork is resting & serve with whatever veg. side you like (we went with roasted smashed potatoes) - so good!
If you have a pig I assume you also have a lot of ground pork. I'd slice up for stir frys. And trust me, they won't last long....
We freeze the chops for nights when we suddenly find ourselves without a meal plan. (I've also used them for stir-fry.)
I pan sear them for 4-8 minutes per side (depending on thickness) and then add a little chicken stock until they reach the proper temp. While they're resting, I add a little more stock (if needed) to deglaze, then add a little minced garlic and whole grain mustard for a tasty sauce. Just season with salt and pepper to taste. Simple and tasty.
I pan sear them for 4-8 minutes per side (depending on thickness) and then add a little chicken stock until they reach the proper temp. While they're resting, I add a little more stock (if needed) to deglaze, then add a little minced garlic and whole grain mustard for a tasty sauce. Just season with salt and pepper to taste. Simple and tasty.
I like to make pork chop burritos. Slice them thin and season with salt, pepper cumin, chill powder, onion powder and garlic powder , Saute in a bit of butter until almost done the add a can of any kind of tomatoes(I like crushed) A can of green chilies and some jalapenos if you want it spicy. Season with all the same spices.Then add about a cup of water and simmer for about 30 min. Serve in flour tortillas roll them up and pour some of the liquid on top then shredded cheese. Top with sour cream and salsa.
I agree with previous suggestions that they work very well for kebabs and stirfries. Leftover pork chops (cooked any which way) are also really great to top sesame noodles, salads, or rolled up in a wrap. Quick & cook-free (or nearly) ideas to keep in mind for lunches & rushed nights, or when it's too hot to cook ;)


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The Nationals stunned the world by giving Jayson Werth a huge deal last year. They were reportedly in on everyone from C.J. Wilson to Prince Fielder this offseason. They haven't been the Expos for a while, but all this spending makes it feel like they're exorcising some Canadian/Jeffrey Loria demons.
The spending increase is a good thing for the Nationals and their fans, for the most part. There is a side effect to the spending, though. A player like Ryan Zimmerman isn't going to be swayed by any talk of hometown discounts, not when everyone in the hometown is driving a Bentley. And according to Adam Kilgore, there are just a couple of days left for the Nationals to extend Zimmerman.
Zimmerman has been adamant about his desire to table negotiations by the start of spring training in order avoid distraction for himself and his teammates ... He says the deadline is Saturday morning.
It's not a hard deadline, really, because Zimmerman is signed through 2013. Even if there's no contract before spring training ends, he'll still be in the same spring training complex at this time next year. And the sense of urgency should be restricted to the Nationals' side -- Zimmerman is coming off a bit of a down season, so unless he knows that the hip bone makes a sound like a broken car window when it connects to the thigh bone, he shouldn't be especially interested in committing to a new deal when his value is at its lowest point in years.
But he'll still be expensive. And it seems hard to believe that the Nationals aren't going to do everything possible to re-sign Zimmmerman. Before Strasburg and Harper, before Gio and Jayson, Zimmerman was the Nationals. He was the face of a franchise, the only player the team could count on to be around when they were planning bobblehead giveaways and projecting t-shirt sales. Heck, he still is. He was the first player to define baseball for an area that had gone decades without it.
If the Nationals were the same ol' Nationals that operated like a quasi-expansion franchise after moving from Montreal, you could almost see Zimmerman considering a hometown discount to remain as the face-of-the-franchise emeritus while Stephen Strasburg and Bryce Harper ramped up to stardom. But it's clear that the Nationals' plans are going beyond those of a mom-and-pop organization. It's not all about getting a high draft pick and hoping for the best. They're going to spend to win.
With that spending come consequences, too. When the Prince Fielder negotiations were going on, the Nats had to know that a $200 million contract would seriously hurt their chances to retain Zimmerman, who could command a contract somewhere between Werth and Prince.
Along with that spending come expectations. The fans expect the Nats to keep Zimmerman; Zimmerman expects to be paid like the superstar the Nationals have been trying to acquire through free agency. The Nats haven't been shy about their offseason targets. They've even landed a couple. But what that means is that if there once was a 25 percent chance that Zimmerman would consider a hometown discount, there's something just under a zero percent chance now.
If he has a good-not-great season again, a delayed extension probably won't hit the Nationals too hard. But if Zimmerman rebounds to have the MVP-caliber seasons he's capable of, look out. The Nationals might lose their homegrown star to another big-spending team like the Royals.
Hey, we just finished an offseason where the Marlins went nuts. I'm just trying to stay ahead of the curve. It could be the Royals.
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- Publications
- Full publications list on LSE Research Online
Philipp Rode
- Executive Director, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Philipp Rode is Executive Director of LSE Cities and Senior Research Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science. He co-convenes the LSE Sociology Course on 'City Making: The Politics of Urban Form'. As researcher and consultant he has been directing interdisciplinary projects comprising urban governance, transport, city planning and urban design over the last 10 years. The focus of his current work is on green city strategies which includes the coordination of the chapters on Green Cities and Green Buildings for the United Nations Environment Programme's Green Economy Report. Rode organised Urban Age conferences in partnership with Deutsche Bank's Alfred Herrhausen Society in twelve world cities bringing together political leaders, city mayors, urban practitioners, private sector representatives and academic experts.
He manages the Urban Age research efforts and recently co-authored 'Going Green: How cities are leading the green economy' (2012), 'Transforming Urban Economies' (2012) and 'The Global MetroMonitor' (2010); and published the reports 'Cities and Social Equity' (2009) and 'Integrated City Making' (2008). He has previously worked on several multidisciplinary research and consultancy projects in New York and Berlin and was awarded the Schinkel Urban Design Prize 2000.
- Research projects
- Publications
- Full publications list on LSE Research Online
Fran Tonkiss
- Professor, Cities Programme, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Fran Tonkiss is Reader in Sociology, and Director of the Cities Programme. She joined the Department of Sociology at LSE in 2004, and previously has taught at Goldsmiths College, and at the City University, London. Her research and teaching is in the fields of urban and economic sociology. Her interests in urban studies include cities and social theory, urban development and gentrification, urban divisions and public space. In economic sociology, her research focuses on markets, capitalism and globalisation, trust and social capital. Publications in these fields include Space, the City and Social Theory (2005), and Contemporary Economic Sociology: Globalisation, Production, Inequality (2006). She is the co-author of Market Society: Markets and Modern Social Theory (2001, with Don Slater), and co-editor of Trust and Civil Society (2000, with Andrew Passey). She is an editor of the British Journal of Sociology, and a member of the editorial board of Economy and society.
- Publications
- Full publications list on LSE Research Online
Centre staff
Sobia Ahmad Kaker
- Researcher, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Sobia Ahmad Kaker holds a postgraduate degree in Global Politics from the LSE, and is now pursuing a cross disciplinary PhD in cities, infrastructure, and political violence at Newcastle University. Her project analyses 'enclavisation' as a process that is closely tied to crises of governance and security in megacities of the global south. She has extensive professional experience as a researcher on governance, conflict and disaster management in Pakistan. She is also currently affiliated with the Center for Research and Security Studies (Pakistan) as a Visiting Research Fellow. Her research interests and expertise include urban conflict and violence, governance and local and global security.
- Research projects
Andrew Altman
- Visiting Senior Fellow, LSE Cities
Andrew Altman is a Visiting Senior Fellow at LSE Cities. He was recently the founding Chief Executive of the Olympic Park Legacy Company in London where he was responsible for leading the preparation of the post-games transformation of the 500-acre London 2012 Olympic Park – the largest regeneration project in the United Kingdom and Europe – into a new international growth centre. Prior to becoming Chief Executive for the Olympic Park, he was the Deputy Mayor for Economic Development and Planning, and Director of Commerce for the City of Philadelphia.
Thomas Aquilina
- MA (Hons)
- Research Assistant, Ordinary Streets, LSE Cities
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Thomas Aquilina is a graduate of Architecture from the University of Edinburgh with First Class Honours. In 2012 he was awarded the RIBA Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship, documenting original research on informal livelihoods and recycling practices in six African cities. His main research interest is in the resiliencies of urban residency in Africa, and with it, the possibilities. His professional experience includes working for international architectural practices in London and at the United Nations agency UN-Habitat at its headquarters in Nairobi. Most recently, he has been nominated to the RIBA Validation Panel.
- Research projects
Kiera Blakey
- BA (Hons)
- Programme Coordinator, Communications Assistant, LSE Cities, London School of Economics
- email@example.com
Kiera Blakey is Programme Coordinator at Theatrum Mundi, an LSE Cities research project. She holds an MA in Philosophy and BA in Fine Art. Her main area of research is reviewing modes of measuring value in cultural organisations. Kiera has previously worked with the British Museum, Camden Arts Centre and Southwark Council examining structures of knowledge dissemination in the arts. Kiera is also curator at Legion TV, a contemporary arts space in East London.
- Research projects
Sarah Davis
- BA (Hons)
- Management Accounts Coordinator, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Sarah Davis joined the Urban Age in June 2009. She manages and operates the finance activities of the programme. She acts as accounts co-ordinator for all accounting and daily financial procedures, as well as providing daily & management accounting support to management. She has previously worked as an accountant for National Air Traffic Services (NATS), the Automobile Association (AA), Thorn EMI and Foster Wheeler. She holds a BA(Hons) in Sociology from the University of Reading and is a qualified Chartered Certified Accountant. She is married with three children.
Graham Floater
- Principal Research Fellow, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Graham Floater is a Principal Research Fellow at the London School of Economics and Programme Director of the Stern programme on the Economics of Green Cities. He is Director of the Climate Centre, a group of researchers and consultants who specialise in the low carbon economy.
Previously, he was deputy director at the Department of Energy and Climate Change and a senior advisor to the Prime Minister. He led various Reviews for No.10 including the Eliasch Review on international financial frameworks to reduce global deforestation and the Lazarowicz Review on global carbon trading. He led the creation of the UK's £1 billion Low Carbon Industrial Strategy covering clean technology, energy efficiency and transport, and later went on to coordinate a review of the UK's energy delivery landscape, including the creation of the Green Investment Bank and reform of Ofgem.
He oversaw the Stern Team on the economics of climate change, and represented Lord Stern on the steering board of China's Economics of Low Carbon Development. He held various positions in HM Treasury including private secretary to a Cabinet Minister and head of European economic negotiations. At the European Commission, he was an EU trade negotiator in the WTO.
He has a first class degree in natural science from Oxford University, a postgraduate degree in economics from Cambridge University, and a PhD in population risk modelling from Queensland University.
- Research projects
Bruno Friedel
- Researcher, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Bruno Friedel is a researcher at LSE Cities working on the New Climate Economy project. After working for State and Federal Members of Parliament in Australia, he came to London to undertake the MA Sustainable Cities Programme at King's College London. He graduated with distinction, winning the 'Best Thesis Award MA/MSc Sustainable Cities' for his dissertation analysing domestic energy efficiency and in particular the UK Government's Energy Companies Obligation and its application in London council housing. Previous to that, he completed a BA (Hons) in Political Science at Melbourne University.
Alexandra Gomes
- MSc (Res)
- MEng
- Research Officer, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Alexandra is a Research Officer at LSE Cities working in GIS and Data Analysis.
She is currently finishing her PhD at UCL Bartlett School of Planning in Urban Design and Spatial Planning where she has also been a teaching assistant in sustainability, planning, urban design and research and learning modules.
Prior to joining LSE Cities she also worked as a Research Assistant at The Bartlett School of Planning and Geography Departments at UCL.
She holds an MSc (Res) in Sociology and Development Planning from ISCTE-IUL and a MEng in Urban Engineering from IST-UL (Portugal).
In London she has previously worked in GIS at London Underground and TomTom. While in Portugal she worked in spatial planning, sustainable transport mobility and spatial analysis at CESUR IST-UL and as a development control planner for CCDR-LVT.
Adam Greenfield
- Senior Urban Fellow, LSE Cities
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Adam Greenfield is Senior Urban Fellow at LSE Cities, concentrating his research on the interaction of networked information technology with urban experience, and particularly on the implications of emergent technologies for the construction of public space and the right to the city.
In 2010, he founded Urbanscale, a New York City-based practice dedicated to "design for networked cities and citizens." Between 2008 and 2010, he lived and worked in Helsinki, as Nokia's head of design direction for service and user interface design; earlier in the decade, he had worked as lead information architect for the Tokyo office of Internet consultancy Razorfish. He is the author of Everyware: The dawning age of ubiquitous computing (2006), "Urban computing and its discontents" (2007, with Mark Shepard) and "Against the smart city" (2013), the last of which constitutes the first part of a forthcoming book entitled The City is Here For You to Use.
With his wife, artist Nurri Kim, Adam is also co-founder of Do projects, a platform for collaborative making. Since 2010, Do projects has conducted the innovative Systems/Layers "walkshops" in cities around the world, a series of walking tours dedicated to investigating the ways in which digital networks gather information from and return information to the street. After graduating from New York University with an honors degree in Cultural Studies in 1989, Adam has been a rock critic for SPIN Magazine, a San Francisco bike messenger, a medic at the Berkeley Free Clinic and, between 1995 and 2000, psychological operations specialist (later sergeant) in the 7 PSYOP Gp of the United States Army's Special Operations Command. He has, additionally, taught at NYU's graduate Interactive Telecommunications Program and the Copenhagen Institute for Interaction Design.
- Research projects
Peter Griffiths
- Researcher, LSE Cities
Peter Griffiths has worked as a journalist and editor for over eight years. Most recently he served as an Associate Editor for a national television programme. Prior to this he worked as an Online Editor for a magazine looking at Africa's political economy. He has significant experience in developing accessible narratives, social media, and technology and is currently completing an MSc in City Design and Social Science at the LSE.
Suzanne Hall
- BArch
- PhD
- Assistant Professor and Research Fellow, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Suzanne Hall is an urban ethnographer and lecturer in the Department of Sociology, LSE. She has practised as an architect and urban designer in South Africa. From 1997 to 2003 she focused on the role of design in rapidly urbanising, poor and racially segregated areas in Cape Town, and her work has been published and exhibited nationally and internationally. She teaches in the MSc City Design and Social Science programme at the LSE and has taught in the Departments of Architecture at the University of Cambridge and the University of Cape Town. Her research and teaching interests include social and economic forms of inclusion and exclusion, urban multiculture, the imagination and design of the city, and ethnography and visual methods. She is a recipient of the Rome Scholarship in Architecture (1998-1999) and the LSE's Robert McKenzie Prize for outstanding Ph.D. research (2010). She co-edited (with Dinardi and Fernández) Writing Cities (2010, LSE), and her research monograph, City, street and citizen: The measure of the ordinary, was published in June 2012.
- Research projects
- Publications
- Full publications list on LSE Research Online
Catarina Heeckt
- BA (Hons)
- MSc
- Researcher, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Catarina Heeckt joined LSE Cities as a researcher in 2012 and has since worked on a variety of publications in the Cities, Environment and Climate Change research stream including Going Green and the Stockholm and Copenhagen Green Economy Leader Reports, as well as helping with the organisation and research for the Urban Age conferences in London and Rio de Janeiro. She is also the course coordinator for City Making: The Politics of Urban Form. Before joining LSE Cities, Catarina worked as a sustainability consultant in London and New York and on the Cities Team at the Carbon Disclosure Project.
- Research projects
Anna Livia Johnston
- BA (Hons)
- Dip. Law
- Administrator, Cities Programme, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- email@example.com
Anna holds a degree in modern languages (Mandarin Chinese) from the University of Westminster and a Graduate Diploma in Law (City University). She has lived and studied in China and the US and worked in a wide range of roles before coming to LSE.
Jens Kandt
- Researcher, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Jens Kandt is a researcher at LSE Cities where he focusses on the application of quantitative methods, including survey design and spatial analysis for urban geographical research. He is particularly interested in understanding dynamics of urban environments and their implications for people's health, transport and mobility through comparative research designs. He is also a PhD researcher at the Department of Geography, University College London, where he studies urban health disparities through geo-spatial and socio-epidemiological methods. He holds an engineering degree in planning from the German University of Dortmund and has research and work experience in the UK, India, Germany, Ghana and Hong Kong.
Madeleine Lee
- Researcher, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Madeleine Lee joined LSE Cities in 2013 after completing her graduate programme at the LSE with a Master of Public Administration in International Development. She has former work experience with the German Development Agency, in addition to professional experience in logistics and economic research. Her interests include the fields of disaster management, migration and urban planning policies. She is working on the RAMSES project in quantifying the economic costs and benefits of urban adaptation to climate change in addition to work on the Urban Age Conference 2014, Governing Risk and Uncertainty. Madeleine holds a B.A. in International Management with a concentration on emerging markets.
Tessa Norton
- Communications Manager, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- telephone
- +44 (0)20 7955 7753
Tessa Norton has ten years' experience in communications and publishing, specialising in international development, communities and urban regeneration. Prior to joining LSE Cities she worked at the international NGO EveryChild, working on audience engagement, and leading and redeveloping the largest individual funding stream in the organisation. Before this she was responsible for corporate communications at the Community Development Foundation, and worked as a commissioning editor on social policy titles at Thomson Sweet and Maxwell. She is particularly interested in culture and public space, and holds an MA in Cultural and Critical Studies from Birkbeck, University of London specialising in public and participatory art, and a degree in Law from Cambridge University.
Anne-Fabienne Raven
- BA (Hons)
- Urban Age Conference Manager, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- telephone
- +44 (0)20 7955 5256
Anne-Fabienne Raven holds an MA in Cultural and Creative Industries from King's College London, during which she focused on analysing the articulation of EU-China Intercultural Dialogue strategies and policies within the 2011-14 EU-China Trade Projects I, II & III. She recently worked as Festivals and Events coordinator for Asia House's Business & Policy and Arts & Learning departments, bringing to the public a range of established authors, diplomats, journalists, artists and business leaders to cover a wide variety of topics pertaining to the current developments of the pan-Asia region from Turkey to Japan, via the Middle East. She has been organising events for the last twelve years within the performing arts industry in Europe, East Asia and the Middle East. Her specific areas of interest lie in issues of global and multilateral governance pertaining to sustainable development, climate change, economic and trade relations and conflict resolution.
Emma Rees
- BA (Hons)
- Executive and Admin Assistant, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Emma Rees joined LSE Cities in 2010 and has provided Executive support to both the Centre Director and Executive Director since then as well as wide-ranging administrative support to the Centre. Prior to this Emma has worked in an administrative capacity both at the NHS and the University of London. In 2006 Emma completed her BA in English and History at the University of Southampton and is now studying an MSc in Politics and Communications part-time here at the LSE.
Andrea Rota
- MSc
- Researcher, Web Developer and Operations Manager, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- email@example.com
Andrea Rota joined LSE Cities in 2009 as web developer and operations coordinator, creating and developing the centre's free/open source software web infrastructure to bring legacy content in line with modern web standards and to make new research easily accessible to a wide public; he has also been developing microsites for the Urban Age conferences.
Since 2012 he has been creating interactive data visualisations for the web, as a researcher in the centre's European Metromonitor project.
He has over a decade of experience in the management and development of large-scale web operations, as well as in data analysis, focusing more recently on Big Data.
He is currently an MPhil/PhD student in the department of Sociology at LSE, focusing on the material culture of the Internet in the everyday life of university students. He holds a BA in Philosophy (Milano, Italy) and a MSc in Methods for social research (Firenze, Italy).
- Research projects
Priya Shankar
- BA (HONS) History from St. Stephen's College, Delhi University
- MA Modern History from the University of Oxford
- Research Officer, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- email@example.com
Priya Shankar is Research Officer at LSE Cities, working on developing a research and outreach strategy on urban governance issues for the Urban Age 2014 conference to be held in Delhi. She also continues to be Senior Researcher and Project Developer at the Alfred Herrhausen Society, a role that she earlier held in a full-time capacity.
Previously she was Senior Researcher at Policy Network. She most recently managed the Foresight project on globalisation, governance and rising powers. As part of this, she co-edited five readers on the role of China, Brazil, India, the United States and Russia in a changing world, and co-convened five international conferences in these countries bringing together political leaders, academics, and others. She has also worked on the Progressive Governance initiative, which promotes dialogue on policy challenges amongst centre-left leaders in different parts of the world. From 2006-2008, she conceptualised and managed the Deutsche Bank Urban Age Award, a traveling prize for grassroots initiatives in cities, and assisted with Urban Age India activities and research. Her writings have appeared in Internationale Politik, Global Policy, New Statesman, India Today, Times of India, Estadao São Paulo etc.
Andrew Sherwood
- Centre Manager, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- email@example.com
- telephone
- +44 (0)20 7955 7706
Andrew Sherwood has 8 years of administrative experience within the Higher Education sector, having worked in programme management roles and more recently as European Institute Manager (LSE), before joining LSE Cities. He is responsible for the day-to-day operations and management of the Centre's activities. He holds an LLB Law (Kings College London) and an LLM Law, specialising in Public International Law (University College London).
Jonathan Silver
- BA (Hons)
- Researcher, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Jonathan Silver is a geographer who specializes in the governance of cities in Africa, particularly in Ghana and South Africa. His principal research interests explore the intersections between emerging climate change and energy agendas, urban infrastructures and issues of poverty and inequality.
He has recently submitted his PhD at the Department of Geography, Durham University, 'Reconfiguring electricity infrastructures in Accra and Cape Town; Understanding the political ecologies of networked urbanism'. Before that he had completed an MA at the Department of Geography, Manchester University and worked extensively in various international research contexts.
- Research projects
Roxana Slavcheva
- MSc
- Researcher, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Roxana Slavcheva is a recent graduate of MSc Urban Economic Development from University College London, where she gained practical experience for consulting projects commissioned by the Greater London Authority in the UK and Mekelle University in Ethiopia. Her dissertation concentrated on researching successful examples of economic development and low-carbon strategies in eco-cities. This interest in the intersection of environmental and economic sustainability led her to join the LSE Cities' New Climate Economy project, focusing on climate finance and green economy best practices around the world.
She holds BAs in Economics and International Relations from Boston University in Boston, Massachusetts, where she has worked for various non-profit organisations focusing on tackling inner-city challenges, as well as for international affairs institutes.
Mona Sloane
- BA (Hons)
- MSc
- Programme Coordinator, Researcher, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- email@example.com
Mona works with Dr Don Slater and Dr Joanne Entwistle (King's College) on the Configuring Light Programme. She is a PhD candidate at LSE Sociology where she holds an LSE scholarship and works on the sociology of design and urban planning. Mona holds an MSc in 'Culture and Society' from the LSE, where she graduated with distinction in 2012 and was awarded the Hobhouse Memorial Prize for the best overall performance. She also completed a BA (hons) in Communication and Cultural Management (minor in Corporate Management and Economics) at Zeppelin University Friedrichshafen, Germany.
- Research projects
Nikolas Thomopoulos
- Research officer, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Nikolas Thomopoulos is a Research Officer at LSE Cities. His research interests are reflected in his publications which revolve around the socio-economic and business impacts of ICT for transport, the review of economic and environmental assessment methods and the evaluation of urban and regional development plans. He is currently co-editing a book about ICT for transport. Prior to joining LSE he was lecturing and researching in Leeds. He has acted as reviewer for several transport journals and as a member of the Expert Evaluation Panel of COST action project proposals. He has been involved in FP-6 and FP-7 European research projects and is currently chairing a RSA research network about 'smart' and 'green' ICT used for regional development.
He studied economics at the University of Macedonia in Greece, then acquired his MSc in environmental policy from the University of Oxford and later completed his PhD at the Institute for Transport Studies at the University of Leeds where he was also a Marie Curie EST fellow. His work at LSE Cities is related to transport and environmental impacts as key policy challenges to address carbon reduction, climate change and urban economic development within the New Climate Economy project.
Savvas Verdis
- PhD
- Senior Research Fellow, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- firstname.lastname@example.com
Savvas is a Senior Research Fellow working in the advisory service of LSE Cities. He consults city and national governments on urban development strategies and the evaluation of urban projects. His most recent consultation includes an infrastructure feasibility study in the Amsterdam metropolitan area on behalf of the Dutch Government.
Savvas has been teaching at the LSE Cities Programme since 2001 first with Richard Sennett and David Frisby and now co-convenes a course on urban project evaluation with Philipp Rode.
From 2009 to 2012, he was founder and CEO of Rankdesk, a property ranking algorithm for residential investors. He received a PhD from Cambridge University in 2007.
Austin Zeiderman
- MESc
- PhD
- Research Fellow, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science
- email@example.com
Austin Zeiderman is an interdisciplinary scholar who specializes in the cultural and political dimensions of cities in Latin America, with a specific focus on Colombia. He holds a PhD in Anthropology from Stanford University as well as a Master of Environmental Science degree from Yale University and a bachelor's degree in Economics from Colgate University. Since 2012, he has been developing a new research project on how uncertainty about the future shapes cities and urban life.
His research adopts an ethnographic and historical approach to shifting forms of governmental thought and practice throughout the contemporary urban world. He is particularly interested in how cities are planned, built, governed, and inhabited in anticipation of uncertain futures. His forthcoming book, Endangered City: The Politics of Security in Bogotá, focuses an ethnographic lens on the governance of environmental hazard in the self-built settlements of the urban periphery. Aspects of his research have appeared in a range of venues, such as American Ethnologist, Environment and Planning A, openDemocracy, and le Monde diplomatique. He has received fellowships and awards from the Fulbright Program, the Wenner-Gren Foundation, the National Science Foundation, and the Mellon Foundation. Raised in Philadelphia, he has previously worked on urban and environmental issues in Baltimore and San Francisco.
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- Publications
- Full publications list on LSE Research Online


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Dolphins tied with FGCU and Stetson at 4-2 on top of the A-Sun standings
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The final score is the only thing that matters to the Jacksonville men's basketball team. The Dolphins improved to 4-2 in the Atlantic Sun after pulling out a 49-47 win over conference preseason favorite Mercer on Saturday.
The victory comes just two days after the Dolphins (9-10; 4-2) outlasted Kennesaw State in a 99-92 triple overtime affair on Thursday. JU also owns a 53-51 A-Sun victory over Northern Kentucky, so if there is one thing the Dolphins have been able to do over the last few weeks is find a way to win regardless of the style of play.
Defense was certainly the calling card for the Dolphins on Saturday. JU forced four misses by Mercer (10-8; 3-2) in the final 41 seconds after freshmen Jarvis Haywood (Charlotte, N.C.) gave the Dolphins the 49-47 lead with a go-ahead left handed layup with 1:07 remaining.
Senior Glenn Powell (Deerfield Beach, Fla.) and junior Keith McDougald (Jacksonville, Fla.) each had 12 points to lead JU. For Powell it was his fifth straight double-digit game, matching a career best for the 6'6" forward.
The Dolphins harassed Mercer into its second worst shooting performance of the season at 34.0 percent. It was that same defensive pressure that allowed JU to open up a 12-point lead in the first half. JU gained the advantage by using a 13-2 run during the period that was backed by three-pointers from Dylan Fritsch (Albuquerque, N.M.) and Jeremy Bogus (Birmingham, Ala.) and five points from McDougald.
The Bears started to find their grove in the second half, stringing together an 18-3 run to take a 43-39 lead on a Bud Thomas three with 7:06 left. JU quickly answered back taking a 47-43 lead following an 8-0 spurt that was jumped started by a layup from junior Javon Dawson (Cordele, Ga.).
The see-saw game continued as Mercer evened the score at 47-47 on another Thomas jumper with 1:36 left before Haywood put JU on top to stay.
Jacksonville begins a three game road swing at North Florida next Friday.
- Keith McDougald equaled a career high with four steals
- The 49 points are the second fewest points scored in a JU win in school history (31-30 at Rollins, 1/23/60)
- JU owned a +15 advantage in points scored during the 21 minutes Javon Dawson was in the game. Dawson finished with four points and four rebounds
- Jacksonville is 6-1 at Veterans Memorial Arena this season