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Central Africa Publications
Eau, conflits et cooperation: Lecons tirees de l'experience du bassin fluvial du Nil (No. 4)Jul 07, 2011
Patricia Kameri-Mbote examine le contexte du bassin fluvial du Nil et les relations établies entre les états qui partagent ces eaux. more
Water, Conflict, and Cooperation: Lessons From the Nile River Basin (No. 4)Jul 07, 2011
Patricia Kameri-Mbote examines the context of the Nile River basin and the relationships forged among the states that share its waters. more
Best of the Beat: Highlights From the First YearJul 07, 2011
The New Security Beat, ECSP's blog, was launched in January 2007 to shed light on some of today's broader security issues, including water scarcity, environmental degradation, and population growth. The posts below are selected highlights from the first year. more
Conflict and Cooperation: Making the Case for Environmental Pathways to Peacebuilding in the Great Lakes RegionJul 07, 2011
This brief examines the possibility of using environmental management as a pathway to peace in the Great Lakes Region. more
Sustained Development, Democracy, and Peace in AfricaJul 07, 2011
When we manage resources sustainably and practice good governance, we promote cultures of peace, says Wangari Maathai. more
PECS News Issue 2 (Spring 2000)Jul 07, 2011
PECS News Issue 2 includes reports from events on environmental security in Africa, an article on integrating gender into WWF's programs in Nepal, and a review of Gunther Baechler's Violence Through Environmental Discrimination. more
Conflict and Cooperation: Making the Case for Environmental Pathways to Peacebuilding in the Great Lakes RegionJul 07, 2011
The Great Lakes Region could be a potential model for a future worldwide initiative in environmental peacemaking, according to Patricia Kameri-Mbote. more
Simulation Addressing the FDLR IssueJul 07, 2011
À un moment où la situation à l'Est, et plus particulièrement la question relative à la présence de groupes armés étrangers dans la région (FDLR, Interhamwe, Ex-FAR, etc.), fait l'objet de consultations et de débats, tant au sein des hémicycles nationaux (Assemblée nationale et Sénat) qu'avec la communauté internationale (au sein de la MONUC et lors de la visite du Conseil de sécurité du 20 juin dernier), il semblait opportun qu'un exercice informel de cohésion nationale sur la question de ces groupes armés soit organisé dans l'après-midi des 19, 21 et 22 juin 2007. more
AIDS Orphans in Africa: Building an Urban ResponseJul 07, 2011
Contents:-Forward by Steven Friedman-"The Urban Impact", Mary Crewe and Karen Michael-"The Role and Capacity of Local Government", Maria Elena Ducci and Sibongiseni Dhlomo-"The Role of National Government in Supporting Local Government", Gugu Molloi and Samson James Opolot-"The Way Forward", Cathy Mbeki, Rebecca Black and Shan Naidu-Wrap-up, Earl Kessler-Closing Remarks, Gilbert KhadiagalaThis document is not available for download. To request an electronic version, please email email@example.com more
Beyond Free and Fair: Monitoring Elections and Building DemocracyJul 07, 2011
Beyond Free and Fair Elections: Monitoring Elections and Building Democracy draws on worldwide experience since the mid-1980s to evaluate international election monitoring and domestic monitoring, and their contributions to democracy promotion and democratic change. In this book, Eric Bjornlund provides an overview of what election monitoring is, where it comes from, and how it is currently conducted, and he educes general lessons for democracy promotion. Björnlund reports on actual practice, including case studies of particular election monitoring efforts and the author's own experience in the field, and on a few previous efforts to synthesize guidelines and lessons learned.More about this title can be found on the Wilson Center Press website. more


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Monday, December 15Steven Barger - Northern Arizona UniversityRelationships & Depression
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Monday, December 15Steven Barger of Northern Arizona University discusses the connection between personal relationships and depression.
Tuesday, December 16Leah Levac of The University of Guelph details a community vitality index experiment.
Wednesday, December 17The University of East London's Volker Thoma explains the psychology of facial recognition.
The University at Albany has named its new athletic director. Mark Benson was introduced at a campus press conference Wednesday morning. Formerly assistant vice president for athletic development at Old Dominion, Benson replaces the retiring Lee McElroy, who stepped aside in June after 14 years. The SUNY school opened a new football stadium last year. Its football team now plays in the Colonial Athletic Association, which Old Dominion competed in before leaving for Conference USA.
On July 16th, the Board of Trustees of the State University of New York voted to separate CNSE, the College of Nanoscale Sciences and Engineering, from its university, the University at Albany. Many opinions have been voiced, both pro and con, since the possibility of such a split was "leaked" this past March. As the president of UAlbany when the nanotechnology initiative was begun and moved through critical phases in its growth, I have expressed my opinion regarding this decision in a recent interview with The Business Review. Indeed, an editorial expanding on my deep concerns will appear tomorrow in the August 8th edition of this same publication.
"Death ray" - it's a phrase you would most likely expect to see across the top of a pulp sci-fi comic book from the 1950s – but this week it graced the front pages of some newspapers in their coverage of a case of domestic terrorism home-grown in New York's Capital District.
On Thursday a federal magistrate in Albany ruled that 49-year-old Glendon Scott Crawford and 54-year-old Eric J. Feight are a threat and should remain jailed.
The men are accused of trying to build a portable x-ray weapon to sicken Muslims and enemies of Israel.
A cure for cancer - it could well be the most invigorating , but frustrating goal for medical research, but the work at a lab in Albany may help to end the scourge of cancer one day.
Last week the State University of New York at Albany School of Criminal Justice held their spring symposium.
Rick Mathews is the Director of the National Center for Security & Preparedness and Program Director of the NY State Preparedness Training Center.
He joins us to talk about yesterday's events in Boston, MA.
For more on the events today in Boston, WAMC's Brian Shields spoke with Rick Mathews, the director of the National Center for Security and Preparedness at the University at Albany. He began by asking him if at this early stage he believes the explosions were the work of domestic or foreign terrorists.
Susannah Sheffer, Project Director at Murder Victims' Families for Human Rights, will be speaking tonight at SUNY Albany's School of Criminal Justice about her new book: Fighting for Their Lives: Inside the Experience of Capital Defense Attorneys.
The book tackles such questions as: How do attorneys who represent clients facing the death penalty cope with the stress and trauma of their work? Through conversations with twenty of the most experienced and dedicated post-conviction capital defenders in the United States.
What it is like for these capital defenders in their last visits or phone calls with clients who are about to be taken to the execution chamber? Or the next mornings, in their lives with their families, in their dreams and flashbacks and moments alone in the car?
Today's event is at 5:30 at Husted Hall Amphitheatre.

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Help!Blackberries everywhere...
I am new to gardening and try not to use too many chemicals in my yard. we moved to a new house and the flower beds around the house are populated by blackberries and some little trees i want to get rid off. I also have some nice huge camellias, gardenias and rhododendron bushes in these beds which I don't want to damage. Is it safe and productive to use Round up to get rid off the blackberries? I never used Round up and I wonder if it would slow down the growth of any new plants and flowers I want to plant in these beds. Or is the only right way to get on my hands and knees and pull them out? What about the little trees that i can't identify, is it enough just to cut them off or does my husband have to pull them out with the roots? Wouldn't that damage the root system of the bushes I want to keep?
I am thankful for any suggestions what to do. Have a happy new year and excuse my broken english, I am german...
You can control blackberries in many ways, including by hand. If you do choose to use Roundup, you must not apply the spray to any plants you wish to keep. Any Roundup that hits green plant tissue will be absorbed. However, use of Roundup near desirable plants will not slow down their growth, unless you misapply. It is not soil active, unlike some herbicides.
Small trees can often be pulled up without much disturbance to your landscape plants.
Personally, I would pull out anything that I did not want by hand. Then, as new growth emerges from unwanted vines, etc, I would PAINT a solution of RoundUp on the newest foliage. This can be done with a brush or sponge, etc. Just don't get the RoundUp on your skin.
My personal experience with briars/blackberries is that pulling by hand is a waste of time and effort. They always come back and the roots run really deep. I have only had success using Roundup on them and then I had to apply it more than once. Usually 2, sometimes 3 applications are needed. I usually wait 2 weeks in between applications to see if I really need to do it again. Also, I think Roundup works best when daytime temps. are around 80 degrees. I think it says that on the bottle, but I'm not sure.
Good luck. No matter what you do, you will always have to fight blackberries because birds drop new seeds every year. So, if you get rid of the ones you have now, next year you will probably discover new ones somewhere else around your house.
I like the new sprayer thing (you pump the bottle) that has a very narrow stream as opposed to the wider spray. But I still hand paint some of the leaves of the plants growing around my other plants I don't want to kill.
Success with Roundup is not closely dependent on temperature, although it does greatly affect the speed at which it works. Its success on perennials is more dependent on the time of the year it is applied. Plants such as blackberry are most affected by Roundup when it is applied in the fall of the year. When sprayed during this time window, it often only needs to be applied once. There are other herbicides that are more commonly timed for use during spring and summer months, such as triclopyr based products.
If you cant remove the whole plant, it is still worthwhile just cutting the flowers off, to stop it seeding, and spreading.
I have a big blackberry problem at my place, right now. I am in Australia, just north of Sydney. Today I was removing blackberry, mostly just pulling it out, but I know this isnt effective as if a little bit of root is left in the soil, it will keep growing.
I need to poison it, but I have found that roundup is not terrible effective on blackberry. I think I will have to find something else to use. I hate chemicals, but I hate the blackberry as well.
So is spraying with roundup, better than cutting and painting ?
Solution rates please.
It is summer here, and I have been cutting and painting for days, I am going to monitor it and see how effective it is. It is on the council weed list and I have to remove it from my property else I could be fined.
Generally blackberries, and other brambles, seem to like the same soil conditions that Camelia and Rhododendrons do so unless you eliminate all the roots from them you will see them forever. The single best method of control is to keep the green above the ground part of the plant cut off so the roots do not get any nutrients and eventually starve and they die.
We should not be poisoning our planet with weed killers.
Compiled by Caroline Cox, Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to
Pesticides- (NCAP)
Roundup, and related herbicides with glyphosate as an active ingredient,
are advertised as products that can "eradicate weeds and unwanted
grasses effectively with a high level of environmental safety." However,
an independent, accurate evaluation of their health and environmental
hazards can draw conclusions very different from those presented in the
ads. Consider these facts:
1. Glyphosate can be persistent. In tests conducted by Monsanto,
manufacturer of glyphosate-containing herbicides, up to 140 days were
required for half of the applied glyphosate to break down or disappear
from agricultural soils. At harvest, residues of glyphosate were found
in lettuce, carrots, and barley planted one year after glyphosate
2. Glyphosate can drift. Test conducted by the University of California,
Davis, found that glyphosate drifted up to 400 meters (1300 feet) during
ground applications and 800 meters 12600 feet) during aerial applications.
3. Glyphosate is acutely toxic to humans. Ingesting about 3/4 of a cup
can be lethal. Symptoms include eye and skin irritation, lung
congestion, and erosion of the intestinal tract. Between 1984 and 1990
in California, glyphosate was the third most frequently reported cause
of illness related to agricultural pesticide use.
4. Glyphosate has shown a wide spectrum of chronic toxicity in
laboratory tests. The National Toxicology Program found that chronic
feeding of glyphosate caused salivary gland lesions, reduced sperm
counts, and a lengthened estrous cycle (how often an individual comes
into heat). Other chronic effects found in laboratory tests include an
increase in the frequency of lethal mutations in fruit flies, an
increase in frequency of pancreas and liver tumors in male rats along
with an increase in the frequency of thyroid tumors in females, and
cataracts. (ne fruit fly study used Roundup; the other studies used
5. Roundup contains toxic trade secret ingredients. These include
polyethoxylated tallowamines, causing nausea and diarrhea, and
isopropylamine, causing chemical pneumonia, laryngitis, headache, and bums.
6. Roundup kills beneficial insects. Tests conducted by The
International Organization for Biological Control showed that Roundup
caused mortality of live beneficial species: a Thrichgramma, a predatory
mite, a lacewing, a ladybug, and a predatory beetle.
7. Glyphosate is hazardous to earthworms, Tests using New Zealand's most
common earthworm showed that glyphosate, in amounts as low as 1/20 of
standard application rates, reduced its growth and slowed its development.
8. Roundup inhibits mycorrhizal fungi. Canadian studies have shown that
as little as 1 part per million of Roundup can reduce the growth or
colonization of mycorrhizal fungi.
9. Glyphosate reduces nitrogen fixation. Amounts as small as 2 parts per
million have had significant effects, and effects have been measured up
to 120 days after treatment. Nitrogen- fixing bacteria shown to be
impacted by glyphosate include a species found on soybeans and several
species found on clover.
10. Roundup can increase the spread or severity of plant diseases.
Treatment with roundup increased the severity of Rhizoctonia root rot in
barley, increased the amount and growth of take-all fungus, a wheat
disease), and reduced the ability of bean plants to defend themselves
against anthracnose.
Using Roundup certainly cannot be construed as "poisoning the planet". This particular herbicide will completely biodegrade over time unlike some other pesticides. There is a great deal of misinformation being spread over the internet, the Cox list above, from a non-peer reviewed and deliberately misleading piece, being one of the most frequently repeated. It has been thoroughly countered and debunked repeatedly, and numerous Gardenweb threads have detailed this over the years.
This link is to an article that details the issues and shows how misleading the statements are:
The consulting toxicologist states: "The ideas that Cox attempts to promote with these statements are contrary to the conclusions of national and international regulatory bodies and their advisors, as well as the extensive scientific literature on glyphosate."
Ive investigated herbicides of all kinds, including Roundup, for several decades. One thing that becomes clear is that herbicides vary greatly in their toxicity, and their potential to cause problems. Roundup is on the low end of the toxicity and environmental effects scale. That is why it is one of the primary products that environmental organizations such as the Nature Conservancy use in their reserves to control invasive plants. If you use it as directed on the label, apply it only to the weeds you want to control, and do not apply it into water, it should not create a problem. In fact it is one of the few herbicides that have been approved for use in sensitive salmon riparian habitats here in the Northwest. It will biodegrade completely over time, and does tend to stay put where it is applied. There are some authoritative summaries of the properties of Roundup, and interested readers can get the real facts from them.
"Ecological Risk Assessment for Roundup Herbicide" (Giesy, et al., 2000):
 "Field studies indicate that glyphosate typically dissipates rapidly from both simple ecosystems, such as agricultural, and more complex ecosystems, such as forestry."
 "Glyphosate does not bioconcentrate in fish or other animals."
 " minimal riskÂwould be expected for sediment dwelling organisms."
 "ÂRoundup poses minimal risk to aquatic organisms."
 "Âthe literature supports the conclusion that non-target arthropods (insects, spiders, mites) are at minimal risk from glyphosate and its formulations."
 "Several comprehensive field studies have observed birds in forest plots treated with Roundup In no case was there evidence of direct toxicity of Roundup or glyphosate to
 "It has been concluded that there is minimal risk to small mammals from the application of glyphosate products."
"Safety Evaluation and Risk Assessment of the Herbicide Roundup and Its Active Ingredient, Glyphosate, for Humans" (Williams et al., 2000):
URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1006/rtph.1999.1371
 "Roundup is placed in U.S. EPAÂs least toxic category (IV) for acute oral, dermal and inhalation toxicity. Thus, the Roundup formulation is considered to be practically
nontoxic by all these routes of exposure."
 "Results from several studies have established that glyphosate is not a reproductive or developmental toxicant."
 "There is no evidence thatÂRoundup adversely impacts reproductive function."
* Review by John P. Giesy, Stuart Dobson and Keith R. Solomon, published in Reviews of
Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, (2000) Vol. 167, pp. 35-120. The publication was based on their review of more than 250 documents.
Review by Gary M. Williams, Robert Kroes and Ian C. Munro, published in Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, (2000) Vol. 31, pp. 117-165. The publication was based on their
review of nearly 200 documents.
To be clear, Roundup and Rodeo have the same active ingredient, namely glyphosate. Glyphosate is in various products that are approved for use in both terrestrial and aquatic sites. The Roundup product contains additional materials, most notably a surfactant. This detergent-like surfactant helps the glyphosate penetrate weed leaves, however like any detergent or soap it is toxic to aquatic organisms in large enough quantities. Rodeo contains no surfactants and is approved for direct application to water. Roundup is not approved for direct application to these aquatic sites. Labels for all of these products will make it very clear what kinds of sites are legal for their use.
there is not enough surfactant in round-up to harm aquatic life---jayk stated round-up could not be used near water--WRONG--also anything is toxic in large enough quantities---even water!--a person just died from water toxicity in a contest of who could drink the most(on national news) i guess if you poured round-up in a gold fish bowl that would be toxic---but round-up is used to treat weeds around the edges of lakes and ponds, all the time--by the experts
The labeling, at least on the containers I have read, says "Do Not Use" this product where it can get into water, ponds, lakes, streams.
All of those people that JAYK uses to support those statements are either employed by are funded by the company that manufactures, and sells, the product. They are therefore suspect in their findings.
The EPA's ground water research scientists have found more to support the NCAP position than to support even the regulatory side of EPA's people, most of whom once worked for the company they regulate.
"there is not enough surfactant in round-up to harm aquatic life---"
Actually, there is enough surfactant in Roundup to harm aquatic life, if the product is applied directly to water in large enough quantities. That is why it is illegal to use it in that way. Also, I did not state that Roundup could not be used *near* water; it is used all of the time in this way without harming aquatic ecosystems, something I have repeatedly pointed on this and other forums.
As to the question of sound sources for information, there is a huge amount of misinformation that is spread on the internet about many subjects, Roundup being one of them. It takes a good deal of time to consult that actual studies to understand what is the actual truth. As for the EPAs "groundwater research scientists", I have no idea what is being referred to specifically, nor do their findings support the incorrect assertions of anti-pesticide groups such as NCAP. Perhaps this statement from the Groundwater and Drinking Water section of the EPA website is useful: "Glyphosate is strongly adsorbed to soil, with little potential for leaching to ground water. Microbes in the soil readily and completely degrade it even under low temperature conditions."
Where Roundup has the chance to move off site is when it is applied incorrectly, where it is sprayed on impervious surfaces, or where actively eroding soil can carry the material it has adhered to away. These situations should be avoided by any responsible applicator.
Roundup product labels state "do not apply directly to water", using near water is completely legal. The properties of the product make this possible, however other herbicides are different, and may be completely unsuitable for such use. A study that examined various herbicides applied over the long term and their presence in shallow groundwater highlights these variabilities between different herbicides.
Residue detections in soil and shallow groundwater after long-term herbicide applications in southern Alberta Miller, JJ; Hill, BD; Chang, C; Lindwall, CW
Canadian Journal of Soil Science [CAN. J. SOIL SCI.]. Vol. 75, no. 3, pp. 349-356. 1995.
"After herbicide applications for 1-24 yr, there were no detectable residues of glyphosate, dicamba, 2,4-D, bromoxynil or methylchlorophenoxyacetic acid (MCPA) in soil at two long-term tillage sites and one long-term manured site. The only detectable residues in soil were of diclofop and triallate. Residues of bromoxynil, diclofop and MCPA but not dicamba, 2,4-D or triallate, were detected in the groundwater at the manured site. Diclofop was detected in 6% and bromoxynil and MCPA in 2% of 84 water samples collected at the manured site. Maximum concentrations of bromoxynil (6.5 mu g L super(-1)) and diclofop (47 mu g L super(-1)) in the groundwater at the manured site exceeded levels set by the Canadian drinking water guidelines. Long-term application of herbicides has not caused accumulation of harmful residues in southern Alberta soils, but the presence of certain herbicides in the groundwater at concentrations above the level set by the drinking water guidelines is cause for concern."
I wonder why "old" references are used.
Experimental techniques have improved resulting in an increase in the understanding of how glyphosate behaves. The following are recent reviewed scientific papers on the subject of glyphosate leaching:
The following link leads to a 2008 scientific review on the subject. I feel that it indicates that we still have a way to go before a thorough understanding of the leaching effects of glyphosate on the environment:
I have a copy of the full review, but because of copyright, only the abstract can be presented. Please note the following from the abstract:
"Although the transport of glyphosate from land to water environments seems very limited, knowledge about subsurface leaching and surface runoff of glyphosate as well as the importance of this transport as related to ground and surface water quality is scarce."


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Hello there! I'm Sam, an Account Manager at Microsoft who loves travelling as much as playing with the latest technology.
I've used Airbnb for trips to Lisbon, Barcelona, Munich, New York, Washington DC, San Francisco, Portland, Vancouver and Toronto. My first Airbnb experience was in 2009, so I'm no stranger to the service! I find it a wonderful way to see cities a little more authentically.
Here's my profile from my tour of America trip, to give an idea of my typical travelling style:
We'll be out exploring the city most of the time - trying to make best use of the limited time we have in each city - with the apartment as a haven to retreat to at the end of a long day.
We'll be quiet, clean and very respectful of your home. The most important things to us are a clean and safe environment, along with a reliable and organised host so we can rest easy knowing it'll be a simple experience. If you can provide any local expertise to add to our experience then all the better - but we'll have done our homework, so shouldn't be a burden if you're busy.


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No. Bad.
I'm saying rights of the individual should be the ONLY rights.
Life, liberty, and property. Anything is legal unless it violates other people's natural rights. States should not be able to interfere in natural rights.
wait but
what i don't understand is, why are you choosing to say you hate states' rights? like that makes absolutely no sense in the grand scheme of things. States are more likely to protect the individual rights of their citizens. your logic would apply better if you had said "i'm a huge enemy of the federal government" because of its history of "interpreting" natural rights to the detriment of the individual citizen.
i mean, it's cool, i totally agree with you on the front of life, liberty, and property- i'm a free market capitalist and a conservative libertarian. what i don't understand is the attack on state vs. federal government.
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Why you no Gary Johnson?
I actually really like Johnson too, but there are a few issues that I don't agree with on him. For example, I feel Stein has a better position on Medicare and I disagree with some of his stances on mandating term limits. In all honesty though, I think he'd make a great president. I can't wait to see the two of them debate on November 5th.
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I don't understand the fascination with UFC #judgingallofyou #meangirl
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I get myself off thinking about you...voting for Gary Johnson.
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Synecdoche, New York
If we don't "go to the movies" in any form, our minds wither and sicken.
If we don't "go to the movies" in any form, our minds wither and sicken.
Originally published on April 7, 1967.Georges Lautner's "Galia" opens and closes with arty shots of the ocean, mother of us all, but in between it's…
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
Chaz Ebert to be a guest at The Dinner Party in Chicago on April 6th.
A gallery of photos, videos and links illustrating Chaz's journey relating to Roger's legacy in the two years since his death.
A guide to the 13 reviews chosen to celebrate Roger's work on the two-year anniversary of his passing.
Chaz Ebert to be a guest at The Dinner Party in Chicago on April 6th.
An FFC reviews Jodoroswky's The Dance of Reality.
Our Far-Flung Correspondent Brings Explosive Polish 1980s Sci-Fi to NYC
A recap of the 2015 TCM Film Festival.
NBC's American Odyssey attempts to woo viewers who have given up on the networks for cable but it misses its mark.
When Muriel catches the bouquet at a friend's wedding, her friends are furious: "Throw it again - you'll never get married." She doesn't look like much of a catch, in a leopard-skin dress that stands out so much she's spotted by another wedding guest who is, unfortunately, a floorwalker at the store where Muriel shoplifted it. She's delivered home from the wedding by the police, but is spared arrest when her dad, a local politician with the backslapping ease of a much more successful man, treats the cops to a case of beer.
This is in Porpoise Spit, Australia ("Jewel of the North Coast"), and P. J. Hogan's "Muriel's Wedding" is another of those Australian films that walk a careful line between satire and misery.
Like "Man of Flowers," "High Tide," "Sweetie," "Proof" and "Strictly Ballroom," it is merciless in its portrait of provincial society, and yet has a huge affection for its misfit survivors. When Muriel (Toni Collette) is wounded, she retreats to her bedroom, drowning out reality with Abba songs. She is a large, big-boned young woman with unruly hair and a clueless look, and her friends from high school - swimsuit issue wannabes with promiscuous but grim sex lives - don't want her around anymore. They're planning a holiday on a tropical island and she will not enhance their appeal.
Muriel's home life is cheerless, with an undertone of tragedy in Betty, her mother (Jeanie Drynan), a thoroughly cowed woman who is treated by her children like a domestic slave and by her husband Bill (Bill Hunter) as a household appliance who cooks and cleans. Bill is a failed politician who takes obscure Japanese investors to dinner in Chinese restaurants where he is owed free meals because of shady favors. His children are couch potatoes who sit, stunned, staring at the television. At least Muriel has had enough ambition to flunk out of secretarial school.
Then life changes, suddenly, when Muriel comes into some money (a blank check from her mother) and a high-spirited new friend named Rhonda (Rachel Griffiths), who has an infectious grin and faith in Muriel's potential.
The girls fly away on vacation to the very island where the snobs have gone, and are the hit of the party with their mimed version of "Dancing Queen." With Rhonda around, life suddenly has promise; the two girls move to Sydney, where Muriel finally has a sexual experience, not very successful (the boy unzips a chair instead of Muriel's pants, in a misunderstanding that must be seen to be understood). "When I lived in Porpoise Spit," Muriel tells Rhonda, "I sat in my room for hours and listened to Abba songs.
Since I met you and moved to Sydney, my life is as good as an Abba song - as good as "Dancing Queen." For her, there is no higher praise. But Muriel is still unhappy, and because she identifies perfect happiness with getting married, she haunts wedding shops and eventually ends up in a marriage of convenience with an empty-eyed South African swimming star who needs a wife to get an Australian passport. (During their wedding, she lets out little simpering squeaks, and he looks at her with slack-jawed incredulity).
"Muriel's Wedding" has a lot of big and little laughs in it, but also a melancholy undercurrent, which reveals itself toward the end of the film in a series of surprises and unexpected developments.
The arc of its story involves Muriel's discovery of herself, and a developing faith that she can have a good time, make friends, and be valued. The film's good heart keeps it from ever making fun of Muriel, although there are moments that must have been tempting.
And the casting of minor characters (including Muriel's sister with the naughty-naughty smirk) is flawless.
A film teacher looks back on "The Breakfast Club," partly through the eyes of her students.
The conversation about Woody Allen's personal and professional lives intertwining continues, but to what end?
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As I sit here, looking out over Shackford Cove from the cottage, I am reminded again what an idyllic place this is for recouping and restoring oneself. It is truly a place apart. Just a few minutes ago, we watched a minke whale breach over and over just outside the cove where there must be ample feeding due to the tremendous tidal action. There aren't a lot of places you can whale-watch from your deck, but here it is common. Tourists say "Look! It's a whale!" Locals say "Yawp, that's Ted." The mackerel fishing here is also amazing, just on the breakwater at the edge of town. The owners, Jim and Colleen, although not locals by birth, can tell you where to go for good food, souvenirs, scenery and activities, much of it only a block or two away. Hike through Shackford Head park, take the ferry to Campobello and see FDR's summer cottage, take the passenger ferry to Lubec for lunch and more local art, perhaps seeing more whales, seals and porpoises along the way. Mostly, just relax in the peaceful atmosphere that is Eastport and the authentic downeast feel of the Cottage.
Lovely small apartment! Dog friendly!
First off, Eastport is fantastic. With plenty of places to eat and drink, and dozens of amazing day trips, this is a really fun, low-key town. We loved it. The apartment is a terrific little place. This is ideal for a couple, but you could have a small family, if you don't mind making up the futon each day. It is in a great location; you can walk to town (15 minutes) or bike easily. We brought our dog, and the quiet neighborhood was great for her. Just be careful; Eastport has invasive red ants that bite! The place was clean and everything was new; the kitchen was well-outfitted with everything we needed. The deck is wonderful! We sat out and listened to the fog horns each night. I hope to go back.


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SIOUX FALLS -- Augustana announced Tuesday that alumni Jim and Myrna Wylie have made a gift of more than $570,000 to the college, a portion of which will be used to support the new science center project.
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- Catch some STEM this Summer!
Donât let another summer pass you by! Harrisburg Universityâs summer session includes college-level, hands-on courses like Our Ocean World, Programming Fundamentals, and Speech. Each helps you explore high-demand fields in mathematics, science and technology, earn college credit, and enhance your college resume.
May 30, 2014
- HU Sophomore Gabe Hicks Is Working to Make a Career in Animation a Reality
When Gabe Hicks was younger, he watched cartoons on television as much as the next kid. However, while others were thinking about super powers, Hicks, now 20, was thinking about the technology behind the programming. He watched his favorite show, Sonic the Hedgehog, and imagined how he would create the images differently. He was fascinated with the action behind the scenes as much as the cartoon itself.
May 19, 2014
- Dr. Peter Meek: Using Bioinformatics to Prevent Diseases
Peter Meek uses computers to solve biological problems. Big, big problems like preventing HIV and curing malaria and blindness. Before becoming an Assistant Professor of Biotechnology and directing chemical design research at Harrisburg University, his research helped develop new lead molecules for treatment of HIV, Alzheimer�s, dry macula degeneration, anti-malarials, anti-cancer and anti-biotic agents by using three-dimensional docking encompassing Shape Signature technology.
May 18, 2014
- Launch Courses Available this Summer for Incoming Students in Harrisburg and Philadelphia
If you are a student coming to HU in the fall and would like, or need, to build your skills in Math and English over the summer, we are offering two courses at a special tuition rate of $150 per credit (or $450 for the entire 3-credit course) that you will want to seriously consider taking.
May 15, 2014
- Sign Up Today for HU's Summer Exploration Camps
If you're in high school and ready to test out a college class, the Summer Exploration Camps are the perfect opportunity! Earn college credit and have fun. It's a great way to stay active this summer.
May 14, 2014
- Faculty Profile: Dr. Leena Pattarkine
One of Mrunalini âLeenaâ Pattarkine's proudest moments at Harrisburg University came after the university's 2009 commencement ceremony. A graduate's mother approached Pattarkine, saying, âI wanted to meet you because my daughter talks about you all of the time.â
May 13, 2014
- HU Graduates Class of 2014; Honors Local Retired Educator "TR" McIntosh
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology held its 2014 Commencement Ceremony on May 8th, awarding degrees to more than three dozen graduates at the ceremony in the Forum Auditorium.
May 9, 2014
- Free Learning Technologies Webinars in May
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology has announced a series of free webinars to provide industry leaders, trainers and educators with leading-edge approaches and skills to apply existing learning technologies to a variety of learning environments.
May 8, 2014
- HU Senior Says Every Living Being Deserves to Thrive
While survival of the fittest may be a fair concept, Harrisburg University environmental science major Chrissy Metz feels that every living being deserves as much help as they can get.
Apr 21, 2014
- Rackspace--A Top 100 Performing Technology Company--Becomes Event Sponsor of Free BarCamp Harrisburg 6 Conference
Rackspace (NYSE: RAX) will be the Event Sponsor of the upcoming free technology and web-oriented conference, BarCamp Harrisburg 6. The event is set for May 3rd at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology in PA.
Apr 17, 2014
- University Announces 2013 Honors List
Thirty-eight percent of the undergraduate student body at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology earned Honors recognition during 2013 and were named to the Honors List.
Apr 4, 2014
- HU On The Early Learning-To-Higher Education Continuum Removing Barriers To STEM Learning
The April 2 Pennsylvania Economic Summit on Early Childhood Investment, sponsored by the Early Learning Investment Commission, convened Pennsylvaniaâs top business and political leaders, including Gov. Tom Corbett, to share the ways government and businesses are acting on research showing the lifelong benefits of quality early childhood education.
Apr 2, 2014
- Free Technology & Web Conference Set for May 3rd at HU
BarCamp Harrisburg 6 is set for Saturday, May 3, 2014 at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology in PA. The free technology-oriented conference is known as an �unconference� because it is filled with open, participatory events, discussions, and workshops where presentation content is provided by the participants rather than chosen speakers. The annual event draws nearly 200 web developers, cloud computing experts, educators, e-learning experts, application developers and software engineers.
Apr 2, 2014
- Technology Entrepreneur To Address Class of 2014
Mary MacPherson, president of M2Works LLC, a Reston, Virginia-based consultancy will address the Class of 2014 on Thursday, May 8, during Commencement ceremonies scheduled for 6:30 p.m. in the Forum Auditorium at 500 Walnut Street in Harrisburg.
Apr 1, 2014
- Free Webinar: Where are Virtual Worlds for Business and Education?
Join a panel of industry experts for this free webinar, Where are Virtual Worlds for Business and Education?, set for Friday, April 4, 2014 at 4PM EST as they answer your questions and discuss the current and future state of virtual worlds.
Mar 31, 2014
- LTMS Class Project Appears in Immersive Learning Book
Koreen Olbrish Pagano, a member of the corporate faculty who taught courses in the Learning Technologies Master of Science (LTMS) program, authored the book, Immersive Learning: Designing for Authentic Practice. In the book, Pagano incorporated a class project assigned to her students enrolled in the Game and Simulation Design graduate course. She recreated the structure in the book as guidance for immersive learning design structure.
Mar 26, 2014
- Summer Internship Blossomed Into a Job for this New Cumberland Student
Cameron J. Yesconis had planned to become a music teacher, but he reevaluated his career options after seeing many school districts slashing their arts budgets. "Music was my passion, but I enjoy technology, and it's a thriving field. I decided if I'm going to get a successful job later on, I should go into technology," said Yesconis, 21, of New Cumberland. He transferred to Harrisburg University in Fall 2012 and plans to graduate in 2016 with a degree in computer and information sciences.
Mar 18, 2014
- Computer Aid Investing $1.3M in Harrisburg University Space; Students Benefit from Real-World Experiences
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology students will benefit from the hands-on experiential opportunities created by Computer Aid, Inc. opening office space inside the academic center.
Mar 18, 2014
- Fellowship Program Helps Environmental Sciences Major Succeed
When a severe knee injury derailed a promising dance career in her junior year of high school, Kelly Tessier internalized the disappointment and turned the setback into a positive. "I discovered my identity," says the Harrisburg University first-year student. "I spent a whole year focusing on myself . . . my dreams and goals."
Mar 18, 2014
- HU Alumnus Career is Brewing Thanks to Biotechnology Degree
What do you do with a thirst for success and a Harrisburg University of Science and Technology degree in biotechnology with an emphasis on microbiology? You go work for a beer company, of course! And, not just any beer company; you get a job as a microbiologist at one of the most successful brewing companies in the world Samuel Adams!
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American Made Since 2006
Linda Gordon
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The Twisted Cow creates and designs bright, bold, and blingy collars, leashes, and accessories for both ends of the leash.
Tell us about your business."OMG...feel that!!" is my favorite phrase when I find a hidden textile treasure. The best way to describe me and my alter ego, The Twisted Cow, is fabric and trim hound; especially when it is loud, obnoxious, and vintage (love vintage)! Since attending my first dog show in 2005, The Twisted Cow has been designing and creating bright, bold, and obnoxiously blingy collars and leashes for my alpha pooches. Our satin wrapped collars and velvet lined leashes are the ultimate in sidewalk fabulousness for both ends of the leash. We have no fear of color, pattern, texture, sparkle, or era (really love vintage). The curiosity of mixing and matching is very powerful as it drives me to push my boundaries and continue to have no fear in my designs and creations. The versatility and possibilities with textiles is fueling the next step in evolution for The Twisted Cow; our own line of fabrics and trims for all crafters, makers, and those that just like to hoard the stuff.
What makes your business stand out?The Twisted Cow is constantly growing, learning, and offering unique, fun, and fabulously functional designs. The Twisted Cow doesn't want to be the norm, we strive to be the outlier when it comes to collar designs. Our upcoming collections will start to feature more and more combinations of pattern, unique hand work, and marrying bold textures to tap into the originality of our wearers. The Twisted Cow is not afraid to embrace its roots to offer collar designs can be daring with some serious urban flair, bold color palettes, and southern charm.
What's the best business advice you've received?I have never really gotten any business advice outside of textbook guidance, but I am always getting 'life' advice. Recently, I was fortunate enough to meet someone that gave me some time tested advice that few of us take: be true to yourself and you will never go wrong. The simplest advice is sometimes so hard to follow. I think that we spend too much time trying to do what others do, especially when we perceive their success. The best thing any business owner can do to be successful, is follow your own drum beat. We are all competing, so to look, taste, feel, and smell like those whom you share an industry with may not be in your best interest. Be different, show what YOU are made of, embrace who you are and the very foundation that makes you unique. In other words, embrace your own crazy cause no one can do it better than you can!
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Directional schools. Corporate sponsors you've never heard of. Teams with .500 records playing in the postseason. But you're still glued to the TV. Must be the first week of bowl season.
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Jordan Todman ran for a spectacular 62-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter, and the Jaguars beat the Tennessee Titans, 21-13, in Jacksonville on Thursday night.
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Lake Orion,
Mich. – Bernhard Langer made peace with his putter.
totaling 66 putts through two rounds of the 33rd U.S. Senior Open and decrying
his long putter as being "ice cold" on Friday, Langer made nine birdies on
Saturday to seize a four-stroke lead.
"It's hard to
put in words," Langer said. "The only difference really was just I made some
putts. I probably played worse than I played the first two days. I guess the
course owed me some."
Langer shot a
championship-low 6-under 64 to reach 10-under 200 at Indianwood Golf &
Country Club. Tom Pernice
Jr. (4-under 66), Corey Pavin (68), Roger Chapman (68), Tom Lehman (68) and John Huston
(68) are tied for second at 6-under 204.
Within five
strokes of Langer at 5-under 205 are Fred Couples (65), Fred Funk (67), Jay
Haas (68) and Dick Mast (69). Second-round leader Lance Ten Broeck (72) is at
4-under 206, while first-round leader Tom Kite, who began Saturday in second
place, ballooned to a 4-over 74 and is at 1-under 209.
Langer ranked
120th in putts through 36 holes – with 31 and 35, respectively – but totaled 28
on Saturday. The combined length of his nine birdie putts was 133 feet – or an average
of 14½ feet.
"I was a
little down with my confidence on my putting, especially yesterday," said
Langer, who also has missed just four of 54 greens in regulation this week. "So
I was very happy to see that ball go into the hole from all sorts of distances
today. So I don't have to change putters. I just need to do what I'm doing."
Langer, the
2010 U.S. Senior Open winner, began the third round two strokes behind Ten
Broeck. By the time Ten Broeck and Kite walked onto the first
green, Langer had made his way atop the leaderboard
with three straight birdies. Langer's putts were from 20, 25 and 12 feet, respectively.
Ten Broeck,
the unlikely second-round leader considering he caddies more on the PGA Tour for
Tim Herron than he plays on the Champions Tour, was beset by what bit Langer
the first two days – putting.
"Got off to a
decent start, but then I three‑putted [the fifth hole], and things kind of
unraveled," Ten Broeck said. "I played all right. Just it's hard to play well
when you don't make any putts. Tom Kite will tell you the same thing. Neither
one of us … we both putted horrible."
Langer shot a
5-under 30 on the outward nine, and birdied Nos. 10-12 to reach 12 under. He
missed the green at the 204-yard, par-3 13th hole en route to a double bogey. A
birdie at the 537-yard, par-5 15th was offset by a three-putt bogey on the
The two-time
Masters champion is not overly comfortable with the four-stroke lead.
"That's not a
huge lead," he said. "That can disappear in no time. So I'm going to have to
get out there and shoot under par."
A number of
players tried to keep pace with Langer on Saturday, but none could.
Fred Couples
began the day at even par and posted an early 65, the second-best score of the
third round.
"I didn't do
anything great, but I hit a lot of good irons," Couples said. "I had a couple three-putts,
but I made a few putts too."
The worst of
the three-putts came at the 537-yard, par-5 15th hole, where he made par. Couples'
second shot finished 20 feet
above the hole and his eagle attempt rolled 10 feet by the hole.
"I hit the
ball solid and got myself semi back into it," Couples said of his round.
Pernice constructed
a bogey-free round through 17 holes before three-putting the 18th green. He is
not convinced the lost stroke will make that big of a difference.
"Bernhard is
a great player, and he's playing well, and you just would assume he's going to
continue to play well," said Pernice, who has won once on the Champions Tour.
"It's a crazy game."
At the time
Couples was addressing the media, Langer was 11 under en route to reaching 12.
Asked what score would be needed to make Sunday compelling, Couples glanced at
the leaderboard.
"He's going
crazy," Couple said. "Sixty. How does that sound? Does that sound pretty good?
Not really realistic.
"I can tell
you this much. He's not going to come back tomorrow."
Stuart Hall is a North Carolina-based
freelance writer whose work has appeared previously on USGA websites.
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text: Welcome to the Bloomington Chorale Steve Johnston, Director Gary Nyquist, Accompanist The Bloomington Chorale provides an inclusive choral community enabling singers of all ages and abilities the opportunity to be transformed by the beauty and power of choral singing and performing; they provide audiences affordable, accessible and high quality choral music experiences in the south metro area. CALL TO SINGERS INTERESTED IN PERFORMING 'THE CREATION' CALL TO SINGERS INTERESTED IN PERFORMING 'THE CREATION' Rehearsals - Mondays, June 1st and continuing through July 20th Performance Date - Sunday, July 26th (Performance and dates are tentative dependent on the number of voices) If you are interested, please go to our Contact page and submit an email by March 31, 2015. Someone will then get back to you shortly to discuss the details. Read more The Nature of Things Haydn's - The Seasons (the nature of the seasons) and Cruisin' with the Crooners (the nature of the heart) Dates: Friday, April 10, 2015 7:30 pm Saturday April 11, 2015 4:00 pm Venue: Bloomington Theater for the Arts-Schneider Theater Special Note: Please allow extra time to arrive at theater due to restricted traffic flow. Beginning March 30th access to the west parking lot of the Civic Plaza will be only from the north (from 98th St.) on Logan Ave. There will be no northbound traffic on Logan Ave. during the repiping operation. The gas company has assured us that there will be at least one steel plate entry into the west lot at all times. The east parking lot will not be affected but it is small. PURCHASE TICKETS HERE Read more SUPPORT USWe count on the financial support of others to bring the joy of music to our community. Please consider a donation. To give online through GiveMN.org JOIN THE CHORALEWe are always looking for new members who like to sing.No auditions necessary -- just the desire to sing good music well.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE Click to Donote