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To watch videos or hear recordings of our recent events, explore our Listening Booth and Vocarium or visit the
Harvard YouTube Channel. For a list of past events, visit WPR Public Programs Archive (2009-present).
Thursday, September 18, 6:00pm
Jared Stanley & C.D. Wright
We begin our season with a reading that brings together C.D. Wright (author of One With Others: a little book of her days, which was a finalist for the National Book Award and winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award) and Jared Stanley (author of The Weeds and Book Made of Forest) whose deeply idiosyncratic work and evolving compendiums explore the confluences of the local and global, the individual body as it coexists with the environment, in a poetry in which something is undeniably at stake. A book-signing will follow. Co-sponsored by the Woodberry Poetry Room and Poetry Without Borders.
Edison Newman Room, Houghton Library.
Free and open to the public.
Wednesday, September 24, 6:00pm
David Hinton & Chloe Garcia Roberts
David Hinton, author of Hunger Mountain (Shambhala) and translator of Classical Chinese Poetry (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2014) and Chloe Garcia Roberts, translator of Derangements of My Contemporaries (New Directions, 2014, will read from their recent translations, discuss their methodology and approaches to translating classical poetries and cosmologies, and explore the tradition of classical Chinese poetry within modern American poetry. A book-signing will follow.
Woodberry Poetry Room, Lamont Library, Room 330.
Free and open to the public.
IN EXTREMIS: On POETRY, SUBVERSION & VIOLENCE
Stephen Burt, Johannes Goransson & Joyelle McSweeney
In this dynamic conversation (interspersed with readings), three poets, critics and editors ask: What does contemporary poetry gain--and what does it lose---by seeking its own extremes, or trying to violate its own bounds? What are the connections---or contradictions--- between the way we imagine innovation, and the way we imagine violence? When do we want new poets to sound or look or be revolutionary, or subversive, or aggressive, and when do we want something else?
Why do these questions seem salient now, and for whom? And what do they have to do with the creative decisions
made by critics, by translators, and by editors, both in the United States and internationally? A book-signing will follow.
Woodberry Poetry Room, Lamont Library, Room 330
Free and open to the public.
SPONTANEOUS PARTICULARS: THE Telepathy of Archives
Susan Howe. Introduction by Kristen Case.
As they evolve, electronic technologies are radically transforming the way we read, write and remember. The nature of archival research is in flux; we need to see and touch objects and documents; now we often merely view the same material on a computer screen---digitally, virtually, etc. While new and often thrilling possibilities are emerging for artists and scholars, "Spontaneous Particulars" is Susan Howe's collaged swan song to the old ways.
For this lecture, Howe combines images from research libraries and special collections (such as the Emily Dickinson Collection at Amherst College, the William Carlos Williams Collection at SUNY Buffalo's Poetry Collection, the Hart Crane papers at Columbia University, the Charles Sanders Peirce papers at Houghton Library, the Ratti Textile Center at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Noah Webster papers at The New York Public Library, the Jonathan Edwards Collection and the Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas papers at the Beinecke Library) with my spoken/written text. A book-signing will follow.
Thompson Room, Barker Center, 12 Quincy Street.
Free and open to the public.
BOOKS & POETS: On the Porous Experience of the Book in Physical & Imagined Space
Joshua Beckman
As a part of the Bagley Wright Lecture Series, poet and WAVE Books editor Joshua Beckman (author of The Inside of an Apple and Take It) will discuss "the intimate and the communal" in poetry and how these ideas relate to the book as an object, as well as the private library and the porous experience of the book in physical and imagined space.
A temporary installation of rare materials from the Houghton Library collection (including manuscripts by William Burroughs, Emily Dickinson, Ralph Waldo Emerson & Henry David Thoreau) will be on view in conjunction with this lecture.
Edison Newman Room, Houghton Library.
Free and open to the public.
Opening Remarks by Prof. Helen Vendler
Sixty years after Wallace Stevens took the train from Hartford to Boston to record "It Must Change" (and other poems) for the Woodberry Poetry Room, we are proud to present several heretofore unheard recordings made on that date---October 8, 1954. These lacquer discs were recently recovered and digitized using a groundbreaking technology known as IRENE in a pilot study led by the NEDCC.
This hour-long celebratory event will feature opening remarks by Professor Helen Vendler and include the playback of the entirety of "It Must Change" and rare outtakes from Stevens' recordings of "The Auroras of Autumn" and "An Ordinary Evening in New Haven."
Thompson Room, Barker Center, 12 Quincy Street.
Free and open to the public.
Introduction by Prof. Stephanie Sandler
A reading of new work by Valzhyna Mort (author of Factory of Tears, co-translated by Elizabeth Oehlkers Wright and Franz Wright, and Collected Body). Sponsored by the Slavic Department, the General Education program, and the Provostial Fund for the Arts and Humanities.
Woodberry Poetry Room, Lamont Library, Room 330
Free and open to the public.
Monday, November 3, 4:15-6:00pm*
Tuesday, November 4, 5:00-7:00pm
Wednesday, November 5, 5:00-7:00pm
Thursday, November 6, 5:00-7:00pm
Attendees are welcome to attend one or all events,
each translation session is unique
Peter Waterhouse
A week-long series of group translations and collaborative creations based on the electrifying pedagogy of the Vienna-based collective Versatorium. Authors and thinkers that will be "translated" visually, verbally, and/or conceptually include Charles Bernstein, Stanley Cavell, and Paul Celan. Attendees are welcome to drop in throughout the week (attendance need not be consecutive). Poets, translators, educators, readers: all are welcome. Co-sponsored by the Woodberry Poetry Room and Poetry Without Borders.
* NOTE: The first session will be held at the Kates Room, Warren House, 11 Prescott St.
All subsequent sessions will take place at the Woodberry Poetry Room, Lamont Library, Room 330.
Free and open to the public.
Linda Leavell
Award-winning biographer Linda Leavell (author of Holding On Upside Down: The Life and Work of Marianne Moore) will present highlights from her recent critically-accalimed biographyand then, weaving in archival recordings of Moore from the Poetry Room's archives, reveal how the formerly shy poet mastered the art of performance and, against all odds, transformed herself into a charismatic literary celebrity. A book-signing will follow.
Edison Newman Room, Houghton Library.
Free and open to the public.
Wednesday, November 19, 6:00pm
Ariana Reines
To inaugurate our second season of the popular and provocative "Reinventing the Workshop" series, poet, playwright and translator Ariana Reines (author of Mercury and Coeur de Lion) will introduce her ongoing workshop experiments to a Cambridge audience and lead participants in the application of ethnopoetical and sacred texts to the creation of writing that is sincerely embodied, orally-committed, and contemporary.
Woodberry Poetry Room, Lamont Library, Room 330
Free and open to the public.
Dan Beachy-Quick, Fanny Howe, Peter O'Leary & Patrick Pritchett
Introduction by Prof. Amy Hollywood
Our season closes with a reading by four celebrated poets and thinkers---Dan Beachy-Quick (author of Circle's Apprentice and A Whaler's Dictionary); Fanny Howe (author of Second Childhood); Peter O'Leary (author of The Phosphorecence of Thought and Gnostic Contagion: Robert Duncan and the Poetry of Illness); and Patrick Pritchett (author of Gnostic Frequencies and Song X)---whose work, while deeply distinctive, is sometimes united under the rubric of Gnosticism. The reading will be introduced by Prof. Amy Hollywood of the Harvard Divinity School. A book-signing will follow.
Thompson Room, Barker Center, 12 Quincy Street.
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From the section Psychological reality > Language acquisition (Plato's problem) > Parameter setting. Quite why a book published in the UK should have to have American spelling I don't know. Anyway, there now only remains to pass on the memetic information to the next memeration. The blogs to receive the memome are:
From a position where language learning (even if not teaching) was self-evidently the correct way of conceptualizing the child's development of its first language, we now have a position where the favored conceptualization is in terms of the switch-setting metaphor of Principles and Parameters theory: a selection process.
If this view is correct, and if the discussion in chapter 2 to the effect that parametric variation is limited to the set of functional categories is right, we can turn to the prediction that language acquisition should be largely endogenously driven rather than being just a reaction to external stimuli. The development of other biological systems is subject to maturational control, often taking place in a particular window of opportunity referred to as the critical period.
a deformity or shortcoming in the human personality, because the religion keeps stressing how humble it is, and how meek it is, and how accepting, and, um, almost to the point of [...] It actually makes extraordinarily arrogant claims, because it says, "I suddenly realize the universe is all about me".[3]Given, then, that human cosmic insignificance is not just maintained but actually welcomed, it becomes exceedignly difficult to see how on atheism human dignity and value can be affirmed is a sense more robust than that of bald assertion. So it should hardly be surprising that some take the logic of this line of thought further than others. Here is an example of some of the stuff Pekka-Eric Auvinen was coming out with on the 'net before he put his money where his mouth was and shot up his school:
Now, these implications are worrying. And Paul Wright has taken this on board. In a comment on my last post he relates some of his "ultimate fallback position"[5] in case human value cannot be established on atheism:
Life is just a coincidence… result of long process of evolution and many several factors, causes and effects. However, life is also something that an individual wants and determines it to be. And I… I'm the dictator of my own life. [...]
Human life is not sacred. Humans are just a species among other animals and world does not exist only for humans. Death is not a tragedy, it happens in nature all the time between species. Not all human lives are important or worth saving. Sometimes I feel like no-one is really worth of life at all. [...]
There are no other universal laws than the laws of nature[4]
Humans are valuable because I say so. If you agree, we'd better convince others of that, work to bring about a society which believes that, and oppose (by force if necessary, as it was in World War II, to use your example) those who want to treat people as things. A consequence of the lack of ethical absolutes is that we can lose and the universe will not care. We're all treading water in the deep ocean and we can't touch bedrock to hold us up. Better get working.I hope Paul won't mind my saying that the comment has something of the feel of unfinished business about it after our last discussion on the topic, so readers may find that useful background reading (the bit about morality is almost right at the end) .


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It's rather disgusting to see the worst of the warmongering politicians clamoring for political points on the gruesome and breathtakingly macabre story of baby killer extraordinaire Kermit Gosnell, who seemed to take pleasure in his grisly profession of murder.
Witness Rep. Trent Franks, who jumped upon his Twittering high horse to machine gun his "pro-life" position into the faces of his "opponents" on the pro-death side:
Media fears #gosnell story will help people connect the dots: killing a baby in utero is no better than doing so moments later, after birth.
— Rep. Trent Franks (@RepTrentFranks) April 12, 2013
But Franks is in reality on the pro-death side as well. It's all just a matter of timing. He has never met a sanction he did not enthusiastically embrace, never met a drone he did not fall in love with, never met a US war (with minor exceptions for some parts of "Obama's wars") he did not vote for. See for example his vote "Relating to the liberation of the Iraqi people and the valiant service of the United States Armed Forces and Coalition forces, " which "affirms that the United States and the world have been made safer with the removal of Saddam Hussein and his regime from power in Iraq."
The tens of thousands of innocent children killed by the US invasion of Iraq do not bother Rep. Franks in the slightest, because they had the misfortune of being born in a country where the US dislikes the leader. They don't count — just like the live babies stabbed to death by Doctor Death Gosnell. They don't count. That puts him in the "the price was worth it" camp, i.e. the same relativistic camp that argues that some lives are more important than others.8:44 pm on April 12, 2013 Email Daniel McAdams


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This article explains how to set up CensorNet Professional to automatically back-up to a networked Windows share
NOTE: For this wiki, I'm using a machine called "adserver" which has a drive shared as "Public" and a windows user called "joe" with a password of "password123". You need to substitute this with your own details.
First of all, we need to install a couple of packages to help facilitate this process. To do this, we need log into the censornet command line as "root" and do:
apt-get update
apt-get install smbfs smbclient
Once this is complete, you then need to test that the censornet server can see the share. To do this, we need to do:
smbclient -L adserver -U joe
(Remember to substitute your own details). This should produce an output similar to:
Sharename Type Comment
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C$ Disk Default share
IPC$ IPC Remote IPC
ADMIN$ Disk Remote Admin
Public Disk
SYSVOL Disk Logon server share
NETLOGON Disk Logon server share
With a number of other items tagged on. The share we want in this case is one set up on the fileserver as "Public". As you can see, the censornet machine can see this share.
We need to set this share up so that it mounts on boot. In order to do this, we create a mount point, then edit the file that manages the filesystems on boot. Follow these instructions:
mkdir /mnt/win
nano /etc/fstab
Create a new line at the bottom of this file and add the following (remembering to substitute your own details):
//adserver/Public /mnt/win smbfs defaults,user,auto,username=joe,password=password123 0 0
Save this by doing Ctrl-O and exit by doing Ctrl-X. Now reboot the machine using the reboot command.
Once the machine is back up, you need to test the share is mounted successfully. To do this, run:
touch /mnt/win/test
Check on the fileserver (not the censornet box) that an empty file has been created. You can delete this file once you've ascertained that its there.
If this fails and the file does not exist, try this alternative configuration in the /etc/fstab file:
//adserver/Public /mnt/win cifs defaults,user,auto,username=DOMAIN/username%password 0 0
Test again with the touch command.
Now that we know the mount point is live, we need to create the script to do the backup. This is an adaptation of the default script, so it will produce identical output. Do:
cd /usr/local/sbin
nano auto_backup.sh
This will open a blank file. Add the following to the file:
DATE=`date +%Y-%m-%d`
/bin/su -c "/usr/bin/pg_dump -F c censornet -f /tmp/${FILENAME}" postgres
/bin/cp /tmp/${FILENAME} '/mnt/win/'
Make sure you get this exactly as it is above or it simply won't work! Note the " ` " is normally on the key next to the number 1 and isn't a " ' " symbol. (You may want to copy and paste. You can do this from a putty window by right-clicking after selecting the text and copying).
Now we need to set this script to be executable:
chmod 700 /usr/local/sbin/auto_backup.sh
Next, test the script works. Run:
And wait for it to complete. Now move over to the fileserver, and make sure that the file is there and contains binary data.
Once you've checked this is complete, we need to set this up to execute every night. Please make sure this doesn't coincide with the time you've selected for the automatic URL database updates.
In order to do this, we need to edit the crontab. Type:
nano /etc/crontab
Add the following line:
30 3 * * * root /usr/local/sbin/auto_backup.sh
This will set it to run at 3.30am. You can change this to suit your own requirements (see below). Save the file (Ctrl-O) and exit (Ctrl-X). This should now be set up to automatically backup the database to the fileserver share you selected every day.
To explain how cron processes actually work, please read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron, however as an example adapting the above line, you could use:
Weekly on Sunday (at midnight):
0 0 * * 0 root /usr/local/sbin/auto_backup.sh
Monthly on first day of the month (at midnight):
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Social Media Case Study: National Golf Day Edition
By Patrick Coffee on July 23, 2014 5:30 PM
Golf and social media might seem like artifacts from entirely different eras, but when the two reach the green together they turn out to mesh quite well. In fact, they may be the only things on which our two political parties can reach agreement.
This case study, via Buffalo Communications, demonstrates the ways in which social can be integrated into pretty much anything.
The task: promote National Golf Day events in Washington, D.C. to audiences worldwide for client WeAreGolf.
The strategy: increase the reach with the help of strategic hashtags, professional golfers, golf fans and, yes, politicians.


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Also, Lindsay Lohan is donating leggings profits to Haiti.
Highlights include Daul Kim, Leighton Meester in a leotard, Paul Rudd in a bathrobe, and more.
They used a formula that combined contracts, campaigns, runway shows, licensing deals, and Victoria's Secret bookings multiplied by pi.
Paris Fashion Week usually births an emerging runway star, but this season was overrun with the tried-and-true favorites.
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The upcoming issue features Daria and Daria alone.
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The new 'Forbes' list of the top-earning models is out.
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Few accessories have such a polarizing effect as the scrunchie. You remember scrunchies, right? They're like normal hairbands, but swathed in fun fabric. According to the U.S Court of Appeals, a woman named Rommy Revson invented and patented the "scunci" in 1986; since then Rommy (could there be a better name for the originator of the scrunchie?) has seen her work ripped off every which way to Sunday, especially during the late 80s and the first half of the 90s, where scrunchies enjoyed a long run of high popularity. They popped up on everyone from Clarissa (of Explains It All fame) to Rayanne Graff to the cast of Mi Vida Loca, plus celebs like Madonna, Sarah Jessica Parker, and TLC were rocking the puffy hair holder. Our beloved scrunchie experienced a period of disgrace in the 2000s (who can forget the infamous "no Manhattan woman would wear a scrunchie" Sex and the City episode in 2003) but it seems like despite the obstacles of the past, they are returning with a vengeance. The accessory is popping up on the heads of it-girls, on runways, and even on world leaders like Hilary Clinton. Rommy Revson, your legacy lives on…
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500,000 people in the Philippines were affected by Typhoon Saola, which caused widespread flooding in the capital Manila [Reuters]
The first week of August has been a fierce one in terms of tropical weather around the world. Two storms are now exiting, while 2 others are beginning to intensify.
What began on 22 July as a tropical disturbance in the western Pacific, developed into powerful Typhoon Saola, which brought widespread destruction to the Philippines, Taiwan and China.
The Philippines were hit the hardest in terms of casualties. Initial reports estimated the number of dead at around a dozen, but as of 3 August, those figures had increased to at least 39.
Even though the Philippines didn't sustain a direct landfall, the heavy rains from the outer feeder bands caused widespread flooding. Over 500,000 people were affected by the storm and initial estimates place the damage costs at $5.5 million.
For Taiwan, the rain began days before Saola even made a landfall. The island started receiving hundreds of millimetres of rain each day as the storm approached. So much rain, in fact, that Typhoon Saola is now ranked the fifth wettest cyclone to ever hit Taiwan, with over 1700mm of rain in the course of the event.
On 2 August, just hours before Typhoon Saola was making its second landfall in China's Fujian province, Typhoon Damrey was also making a landfall in China's Shandong province.
No deaths have initially been reported due to this storm, but the remnants are moving into an area that has seen recent flooding.
Now brewing in the western Pacific is our newest storm, 12W, forming just over Japan's Volcano Islands.
The storm is expected to be named Haikui, and is forecast to become a powerful typhoon as it moves into the East China Sea by the middle of next week.
On the other side of the world, it has been well over a month since there has been any tropical action in the Atlantic. Now Tropical Storm Ernesto has developed and is making its way across the Lesser Antilles and into the warm waters of the Caribbean. It is currently bringing strong winds and heavy rain to the Windward Islands, but it is too early to tell the exact path the storm will take. Preliminary weather forecasts suggest that Ernesto could become a hurricane by late on Sunday.
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The only thing that can bring things back to life, and restore energy levels in this community, is clean water.
As long as there is water, these young kids can continue to grow, continue to learn, continue to live.
Dear Diary,
Things that have become a simple everyday task here would be considered such a chore back home. Hand washing all our clothes every evening, scrubbing them until our hands our red raw, boiling the kettle about ten times to get enough water to fill the buckets,and also washing ourselves with a simple bucket and soap. Spending the evenings sitting on the porch for hours on end, watching the moon rise higher into the night sky. Walking 3km to school and 3km back everyday in the 40'c heat and under the scorching sun no loner seems a big deal.
Living without running water and at times, without electricity, is simply a way of life at this stage. In a land where water is precious and reigns all, its magnitude of importance is hard to comprehend. The town can 'run out of internet' and not bat an eyelid, everyone goes on as if nothing has happened, nothing of value has been lost. However, you take away water and life ceases to exist. The river has totally dried up, and all fish and plant life have disappeared.
One can see children as young as 4 or 5 carrying over sized canisters filled with water for miles on end, carrying the precious resource back to their village. Conservation of water is essential and their skill at maximizing utility couldn't be better. We too are learning fast. Wash your body but not always your hair. Recycle that water by using to flush the toilet at the end of the day. Same goes when washing clothes – this powdery water can always be used again.
At home it is a simple commodity one takes for granted most of our lives. We throw it away, flush it, take hour long baths or showers, fill up swimming pools or hot tubs, use it to water our gardens. But have we, have YOU, ever thought about life without water? Would we survive? Probably not, considering 2 billion people all over the world are suffering from a variety of illnesses, many life threatening, due to lack of access to water on a daily basis.
Here, water is sacred.
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Tuesday, December 23 at 3:00 p.m. (PG - 108 mins.)
After the kingdom of Arendelle is cast into eternal winter by the powerful Snow Queen Elsa, her sprightly sister Anna teams up with a rough-hewn mountaineer named Kristoff and his trusty reindeer Sven to break the icy spell.
Parental Guidance Required.
Jr. Friends Kwanzaa Celebration
Family Program
Friday, December 26 from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
During this exciting cultural event, your child will learn about the origins of Kwanzaa, make a craft and take part in a delicious feast!
Action Fun Afternoon Movie:
The Lego Movie
Friday, January 2 at 3:00 p.m. (PG - 101 mins.)
A lowly Lego figure joins a group intent on battling an evil force after a case of mistaken identity in this computer-generated comedy.
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December 2, 2014
One seat for a 5 year term beginning January 1, 2015
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Leticia Velasquez has written a beautiful witness to life and love on the main page:
It was the first day of spring in 2005. I was at the florist in the seaside village where I grew up, assembling a basket of flowering spring plants for my sister, who had just given birth.
Immersing my hands in budding greenery, inhaling the earthy scents—it helped to chase away, for a few moments, the looming death which occupied my mind. Later that evening, watching my sister's pink newborn suck on his tiny fists, I smiled; it was a welcome break from the tragedy that was flooding the airwaves, and leaving me feeling panicked.
Terri Schindler Schiavo was being dehydrated to death in Florida, and I took it very personally.
Schiavo had her family by her side, yet they were helpless to give her even one drop of water, though the flowers in the vase next to her bed had plenty, to keep them fresh and alive. Would that, I wondered, be our situation someday?
I fought pain in my stomach as I listened to Sean Hannity report from Schiavo's hospice in Florida. What was a woman my age doing in a hospice, anyway? Until her husband had won a battle to remove her feeding tube, Terri Schiavo had not been dying. After his victory, though, even an act of Congress wasn't enough to save her life. What chance would I have of saving Christina's life against a society which devalues the weaker members?


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Review: Group exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego includes some art stars and some unknowns.
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By Noelle H. Lowery and Craig Woodward During its Aug. 1 regular meeting, the city of Marco Island Planning Board approved a proposal from the Marco Island Historical Society (MIHS) to name 11 currently unnamed alleys around the island after major players in Marco's history. With a vote of 6-1, the proposal was passed onto City Council, but council has yet to set a date to review and consider the proposal. An initiative of the MIHS, the proposal will help mark the 50th anniversary of modern Marco, which begins January 2015. Society members believe it is a good time to ... Read More »
Art in Nature
PROTECTING & PRESERVING Nancy Richie firstname.lastname@example.com A not so well known turtle roams Marco Island. It's not the glamorous Loggerhead Sea Turtle or the well-known Gopher Tortoise. It is very commonly seen in the beachfront dunes and near wetlands and pond areas of the island such as Barfield Bay, in Hideaway Beach conservation areas and along Spinnaker Drive. The Florida Painted Box Turtle (Terrapene carolina bauri) is a small turtle that is not only a small wonder but a treasure for the island. Its striking array of a yellow pattern on its shell is art in nature; some have said ... Read More »
'Experience Nature' with Tyler MacDonald
Submitted The Marco Island Historical Museum is delighted to host "Experience Nature" a photographic exhibit from Tyler MacDonald, which runs July 1-Aug. 30. Marco's own MacDonald will be exhibiting some of his latest photography at. At just 18 years old, MacDonald has already won numerous awards and national recognition for his work including second-place in the National Wildlife Federation's annual photo contest. His passion for wildlife photography is evident in each and every photograph. Taking risks and spending hours waiting to capture the perfect image, MacDonald has encountered many venomous snakes, sat in trees and been suspended above water to ... Read More »
Native Beauty on Display
By Melinda Gray email@example.com During the hustle and bustle of an average day, I wonder how often we notice just how amazing Southwest Florida is. I find when I take time to notice the natural beauty of my surroundings, I truly appreciate living here. The native animal and plant life that surrounds us is a fascinating mixture of beauty and strength. Mother Nature is wild, and taming her takes a special touch. The Marco Island Historical Museum (MIHM) has accepted her challenge, and has been busy cultivating an impressive exhibit featuring native plant life available around-the-clock for the enjoyment and ... Read More »
The Next Generation of Explorers
By Melinda Gray firstname.lastname@example.com Friday, June 20, the Marco Island Historical Museum hosted "Cousteau: Past, Present and Future," a presentation by Dr. Richard C. Murphy, director of science and education at Jean-Michel Cousteau's Ocean Futures Society. Set to a slide show featuring mesmerizing images of our earth's underwater world, he talked about the Cousteau family legacy and briefly touched on some present and future endeavors. The event was co-sponsored by the Marco Island Historical Society and Marco Island Academy, and it highlighted one of those present endeavors: The Marco Island Academy/Jean-Michel Cousteau's Ambassadors of the Environment (AOTE) Summer Camp, the ... Read More »
Local Student Contributes to Island Preserve
By Nancy J. Richie A small oasis — 2.45 acres in total — holds archaeological, historical, cultural and biological importance for the history of Marco Island. It is the Otter Mound Preserve. Located in the southern area of the island at 1831 Addison Court, the "mound" that this preserve references is a relatively small part of a 70-80 acre Indian mound built by the Calusa Indians, estimated between 750 and 1,200 A.D. In more recent history — the early 1900s — it was the site of Caxambas Village, the Marco Island settlement for the clamming industry. It was a bustling ... Read More »
Eagle Scout Digs for Badge
By Noelle H. Lowery email@example.com Marco Island Eagle Scout Andrew Smith likes history. In fact, one of the 16-year-old Lely High School student's hobbies is collecting Civil War artifacts. It was this love of history that led him to archeology and Marco's resident archeologist, Gene Erjavec, who has spent the last decade digging up artifacts all around Marco Island. "Throughout middle school, I always wanted to have a career path either as a historian or a museum curator," says Smith, "until I met Gene and realized there were more hands on jobs that deal with artifacts and the history of ... Read More »
Come Experience Marco Island's Living Beaches
Submitted The Marco Island Historical Society presents "Marco Island's Living Beaches," a presentation by Debbie and Marty Roddy, on Tuesday, May 6 at 7 PM at the Rose History Auditorium. There is no charge for members; non-members are asked to pay $5. The Roddy's will provide a virtual tour of Marco Island's living beaches for interested beach goers. Learn about the critters, plants and formations that make the coastline a vibrant place. You'll also learn how the Calusa Indians used local natural resources to live. Debbie and Marty are permanent residents of Marco Island and have devoted a majority of ... Read More »
MIAAOR Donates to MIHS
By Natalie Strom email@example.com The rich history of Marco Island spans thousands of years, reaching as far back as the Calusa Indians. Then there were the early settlers such as the Barfields and the Colliers. As Marco continued to grow, much of the look of the land changed, providing developers and realtors the chance to create pieces of paradise for family after family. Needless to say, maps, aerial photos and more were taken regularly in the early days as well as today. The Marco Island Historical Museum (MIHM) has strived to provide as much history as possible regarding the island's ... Read More »
Shorebirds & Birds of Prey
By Steve Mutart Marco Island Historical Museum features a presentation on Florida's Shorebirds The Marco Island Historical Museum is delighted to host Shorebirds & Birds of Prey, a PowerPoint presentation by Steve Mutart on August 22, at 2 pm. Join us amid the beautiful Florida Shorebirds & Birds of Prey photographic exhibition by Marie Adams, which is currently on display in the museum until September 26, 2013. Artist Marie Adams will be present and seating is limited. Mutart, a retired real estate lawyer from the Philadelphia area, has garnered a life-long passion for birds and volunteers with the Conservancy of ... Read More »
Everglades Student Showcase
By Natalie Strom email@example.com Throughout the summer, the Museum of the Everglades is featuring artwork by local students. The colorful and talent-filled artwork in its many different mediums lights up the display cases in the front room as visitors enter the museum. Located in the heart of Everglades City, only one block from City Hall, the Museum of the Everglades is run by the Collier County Museums, which encompasses the museums of Naples, Marco Island, Immokalee and Everglades City. The well-maintained museum is free to visit, and is filled with information and exhibits on the vibrant history of the Calusa ... Read More »
Time to Rhyme with Big Cypress
By Julia Barnett April is National Poetry Month, and Big Cypress National Preserve is celebrating by hosting its first annual poetry contest. Accepting submissions now through April 15th, the park encourages participants to visit the preserve and write about their experiences there. Big Cypress National Preserve is one of the United States National Parks, open to the public 24 hours a day. It is comprised of freshwater, and is a watershed to Everglades National Park. Set aside in 1974, it was named Big Cypress in reference to the large size of the area, and the expanses of cypress strands within ... Read More »
South Florida: A Villager's View
The Marco Island Historical Museum is thrilled to host South Florida: A Villager's View, oil paintings from Tara O'Neill on display from April 3, 2013 to June 27, 2013. The opening wine and cheese reception, which is free and open to the public, will be held on Thursday April 4, 2013 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Marco Island Historical Museum. Live entertainment provided by J-Robert. The tiny island of Goodland, Florida, has been a special source of inspiration for local award-winning oil-painter Tara O'Neill for many years. Born the ninth of ten robust children to an Irish ... Read More »
The sift is on!
For months, Coastal Breeze News has been teasing its readers with the chance to get involved in the ongoing archaeological dig in the Estates area of Marco Island. Well, the wait is finally over. A call to Marco Island Historical Society Members was first sent out and now the Society is reaching out to the general public for a chance to get their hands dirty and find ancient artifacts left by the Calusa Indians. Twenty mounds of dirt were dug up in an "archaeologically sensitive area" during the sewer installation process and dropped at a location on the corner of ... Read More »
Facts and Artifacts
Goodland's Community Center on Mango Avenue used to be home to our Volunteer Fire Department and before that, who knows? It sits on land once occupied by Calusa Indians who were known as shell collectors and fierce warriors. And that's a fact! These Calusas were fishermen who lived on the waterways of Southwest Florida for years. They died out in the late 1700 hundreds due to disease brought by the Europeans and invading enemy tribes. Incidentally, the Spanish explorers found these Indians to be very unfriendly and I think we would have too! Just look at one of their ceremonial ... Read More »
The Predator of the Sea: Marco's Commercial Shark Fishing
By Craig Woodward The former Coconut Island was a traditional place to raft up your boat, along with your friends' boats, on a lazy Sunday afternoon and have a cookout on the beach while everyone swam and simply relaxed. It was a beautiful location – just north of the future Hideaway Beach, due east of Isles of Capri, situated in the mouth of the Marco River and the view to the west was of the Gulf of Mexico and the setting sun. Hurricane Donna created Coconut Island in 1960 when the south tip of Cannon Island was cut off; over ... Read More »
Come Walk the Beach With Us
Friends of Tigertail Debbie and Marty Roddy invite you to the Rose History Auditorium on Monday February 4th at 10:30 A.M. for a virtual tour of Tigertail Beach and Sand dollar Island. They will also, include a brief survey of the history and an explanation of nature's impact on the area. Immediately after their presentation, Mango's Restaurant will provide picnic lunches for $11.00—these come with bottled water, but you may bring your own non-alcoholic drink if you wish. The group will then adjourn to the beach, and you may carpool from the museum complex. If you do not have a sticker ... Read More »
Viva Florida Forever
By Natalie Strom email@example.com Florida is celebrating an anniversary – 2013 marks 500 years since its discovery by the Modern World – a claim no other state can make. Searching for the elusive Fountain of Youth, Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon landed near St. Augustine in 1513. Five hundred(!) years later, Florida's landscape is ever-changing and ever-growing. In honor of this milestone, Florida is celebrating its heritage with Viva Florida 500, a yearlong homage to the state that so many call home. The statewide initiative led by the Florida Department of State aims, "to highlight the 500 years of historic ... Read More »
The Devil in the Details
from The Enthusiast Newsletter by local John Scott There is no question that one of the cardinal points of successful living is paying attention to the details of any undertaking; and no better lesson can be offered in the art and science of paying attention to those pesky little details than the story of our perfect evening on Keewaydin Island that unfortunately extended late into the night. We anchored in a little over two feet of water just a short distance from the beach. Keewaydin Island is a little used paradise that can only be reached by water. It is ... Read More »
"Florida's Got the Blues"
The Marco Island Historical Museum will open "Florida's Got the Blues", a traveling exhibition from the Museum of Florida History on January 2, 2013 with a wine and cheese reception from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Come celebrate "Florida's Got the Blues" with live blues music from "Little Eddie" of "Little Eddie and the Fat Fingers". Event is free and open to the public. "Florida's Got the Blues" will be on display from January 2, 2013 to March 30, 2013. Although the state is seldom associated with the genre, Florida has a long blues tradition. For instance, did you know ... Read More »


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''Lost'' recap: Ben unleashed
Exactly two years from now, when ''Lost'' is in the home stretch of its final season, I have no doubt that the editors here will suggest the nifty idea of setting the stage for the show's climactic arc with (what else?) a list. In fact, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to sneak into my secret room (sorry: can't let you in) and confirm this inevitable assignment by popping into the future using my own wormhole-powered Quantum Leapster. Just let me set the controls and follow the directions on my ancient hieroglyphic tablet here and...BZZZZZZ-BLINK. Bingo! There I am, sitting at my desk on April 25, 2010, typing up the list, just as I expected (except for the part where I'm actually employed by Wood Cabinetry Weekly; what the hell happened to me?), and there it is, sitting very high on this ranking of all-time pivotal Lost moments, the scene that we all witnessed in last night's episode: Ben's shell-shocked reaction to the assassination of his adopted daughter, Alex: ''He changed the rules.'' As for No. 1 on the list, that would be season 5's revelation that Jack is actually...BZZZZZZZ-BLINK. Damn! My frakking Quantum Leapster ran out of juice! Stupid alien technology! Maybe next week....
Of course, the irony of my fantastical scenario lies in the profound significance of Alex's death. The future has become unknowable and unreliable at least as far as the once great and powerful Oz of the Others, is concerned. ''He changed the rules,'' muttered Ben, his battered and bloodied face dawning with horrifying awareness. ''He'' is Charles Widmore, the man on the other side of the cosmic chessboard to which fate-whipped Ben is shackled. And in ''The Shape of Things to Come'' the ninth episode of Lost's fourth season the whiskey-soused, nightmare-plagued billionaire Brit made a desperate, most unexpected move against Ben in his mad bid to gain (or is that regain?) that which was once his in the past, or (buckle up for this one, kids) that which was supposed to be his in the future.
(That was your brain sliding out your head and onto the floor, wasn't it? Don't worry. It gets slightly less ridiculous from here.) (Maybe.)
Benjamin...Benjamin of Araaaaaaabia!
''The Shape of Things to Come'' was one of those deliciously dense episodes in which the nourishment of revelation is mixed with huge chunks of sugary intrigue. Case in point: Ben's flash-forward, a kind of Indiana Jones tale that is, if said tale focused exclusively on that evil idol-swiping rogue Rene Belloq. It began in the Sahara, where King Other suddenly (but perhaps not unexpectedly) found himself lying in the broiling North African sand, suffering from a bloody wound on his arm (also unexplained) and wearing a borrowed Dharma Initiative-issued winter parka. Was that a gust of frigid air we saw escape his mouth? I thought so. If Ben can bend space and time like our friend Hiro Nakamura and this episode was studded with clues suggesting he has the means to do so perhaps moments before doing the old squishy-blinky he was hanging with Penelope's geologists in the Arctic Circle. Or building a snowman with Henry Gale in Minnesota! Time to brush off my Heroes/Lost theory....
Seriously, I think we are looking at some kind of time-warping teleportation hoo-ha here. The name on Ben's Dharma jacket merits investigation: ''Halliwax.'' If you've seen the Internet-distributed orientation video for the Orchid, a Dharma station not yet seen in the show (but it will be soon), you know it was narrated by the latest incarnation of Marvin Candle/Mark Wickmund, one Edgar Halliwax. You are probably also aware that the popular speculation is that the Orchid was conducting teleportation and/or time-travel experiments, perhaps using polar bears as guinea pigs. Did Ben launch himself into the Sahara from Dharma's own Quantum Leapster? And when? Is that where Ben disappeared to when he ducked behind his glyph door? Or is his time traveling yet to come?
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Bring family and friends to Chadwick's, located within The Club at Shannondell, for great American fare like towering Texas cheeseburgers, succulent crab cakes, tender prime rib and fresh Chophouse salads served in a casual, fun environment.
With big screen TVs, a children's menu, full bar, seasonal patio overlooking the golf course, even call-ahead ordering for pick-up convenience, Chadwick's is a local Audubon favorite for families and kids, couples and business associates.
Chadwick's is open Tuesday through Sunday for lunch from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Sunday Brunch served 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.), and for dinner from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. (10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday).


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In our experience, it is essential that international students have the protection of personal insurance for the duration of their time in the UK. The consequences of being uninsured can be extremely difficult and expensive. The StudyCare insurance policy covers loss of personal possessions as well as providing health and medical insurance.
StudyCare has been designed specifically to offer international students comprehensive protection and support during their studies at the International Study Centre. The insurance covers you until the end of your course.
StudyCare is a comprehensive insurance plan administered by ACE European Group Limited, a leading insurance provider.
Is it compulsory for students to have insurance?
Yes. As a professional education provider we take your safety and security very seriously. That is why we insist that all our students are appropriately insured during their time at the International Study Centre.
What will happen when I progress to my degree at LJMU?
StudyCare was designed to provide cover during your stay at the International Study Centre. Before you progress to your chosen degree at LJMU, you will need to make sure you have insurance for your undergraduate or postgraduate studies at the University.
How much will it cost?
See the fees page for the price of Studycare insurance.
How do I take advantage of the cover?
For your convenience, at the time of your enrolment, StudyCare insurance will be automatically allocated and invoiced unless you can provide proof of alternative adequate cover.
When will my cover start?
Cover for cancellation expenses starts from the moment you have paid the insurance fee in full. Cover for the remaining sections starts from the inclusive dates for which you require cover. These dates will include time for your journey to your study destination and return home.
What will I receive as proof of my cover?
The International Study Centre invoice will show that you have been charged for insurance. You will also receive a summary of cover which will show your StudyCare policy number and the 24-hour ACE Assistance emergency telephone number in the event that you need assistance whilst en route.
What happens if I cancel or change my course?
StudyCare includes cancellation and curtailment cover. Tuition and accommodation fees up to a certain level are covered if you have to cancel because of illness or accident. If you change your course, we will change the insurance period to suit the length of the course and travelling times, without penalty.
Who should I contact to make a claim?
You should telephone the claim number that is given to you when you take out the insurance policy, as soon as reasonably possible after the date of the occurrence.
Will I have to pay excess against any claims?
In some cases you will have to cover the excess yourself. Full details are set out in the StudyCare policy booklet (download from the link above).
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These seven Remington Magazines are in excellent condition with no pages missing or torn. They describe everything from guns, rifles, bullets,clothes and many other accessories.Buyer pays $3.00 postage.
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This 1950 Calendar by R.H. Palenske has 12 illustrations that are created in black and white sepia tone.Titled "OUTDOOR LIFE",it makes the classic pictures he produces with animals,man and nature more realistic.This calendar should appeal to the avid nature,nautical and fish collector.These calendar prints in talio-chrome are printed on heavy stock paper. The 12 different prints, one for each month of the 1950 year have no holes or tears...


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How much does it cost? For campers staying overnight the cost is $50. For day campers the cost is $35 for Friday and Saturday. You can pay by cash, check (payable to Grace Chelsea), debit, or credit card (online).
What other forms will I need to complete? Each camper and staff must complete and return a Release & Health Form.
What are the ages of the camp? The camp is for ages 3-11. Only campers ages 5 and older have the option of staying overnight.
What are the activities? The activities will include games, sports, swimming, canoeing, crafts, archery, and more.
Will there be a Bible study? Yes, there will be 4 vesper times that include singing, skits, and teaching children to build their lives on the Rock of Christ!
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A panel discussion for individuals interested in international business and international relations.
• Jules Chan, professor emeritus, UW-Eau Claire Department of Political Science
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• Maria DaCosta, professor, UW-Eau Claire Department of Economics
• Jianjun Ji, assistant professor, UW-Eau Claire Department of Sociology
• Mike Webb, president, U-Fuel International
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
UW-Eau Claire Davies Center
Tamarack Room
No charge for admission. Refreshments will be served.
For more information, visit the Chippewa Valley Chinese Friendship and Scholarship Association website
Sponsors: the Chippewa Valley Chinese Friendship and Scholarship Association, UW-Eau Claire Center for International Education, UW-Eau Claire College of Business International Business Programs, and the Wisconsin State Department of Commerce, International Division.


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Join us on July 19th as we explore Eckleys' Miner Village.
We will embark on a walking tour of the village at 10am. The tour will take about an hour and a half covering a distance of 1 1/2 miles, mostly outdoors. Following the tour, you are free to walk about the village yourself and watch a video at the visitors center. The cost is $5/person, under 3 is free. If your family has a PA Heritage Foundation Membership your admission is free but there is a $2/person charge for the walking tour.
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"Eckley Miners' Village is a nonprofit museum serving to preserve the coal mining history of northeastern Pennsylvania. Eckley is a rural industrial community which is dedicated to preserving the lives of thousands of families who labored to build the nation through the industrial revolution. A visit to Eckley will give all an appreciation of the hardships of the pursuit of the 'American Dream.'"


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real estate broker, real estate agent, estate agent, land agent, house agent(noun)
a person who is authorized to act as an agent for the sale of land
"in England they call a real estate agent a land agent"
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