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Climate, Oil and Resistance
Climate, Oil and Resistance
Climate Justice Convergence Centre: Montreal
Climate, Oil and Resistance
Hear the voices of those directly affected by climate change, the oil and coal industry and carbon trading.
The Climate Justice Convergence Centre is a space where the voices of those struggling against oil and coal extraction, refineries, pollution "offset" projects, a destabilized climate, oil wars and all the other effects of fossil fuel dependence can be heard. Photo-exhibitions, films, speakers and workshops will examine issues ranging from energy use to tree plantations to the World Bank, the G8, carbon trading, nuclear power and genetic engineering.
More info: web www.carbontradewatch.org/durban and blog climatejustice.blogspot.com
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Organizers: The Durban Group for Climate Justice, Sierra Youth, Energy Action, Indigenous Environment Network, Environmental Justice Climate Change Initiative, FERN, Transnational Institute, Global Justice Ecology Project, The Corner House, Sustainable Energy & Economy Network/ Institute for Policy Studies, Chesapeake Climate Action Network
Programme of events
Sunday 27 November 2-5 pm
MEETING - Indigenous Peoples Caucus orientation: For Indigenous peoples and Indigenous Peoples Organizations (IPO) participating within the COP11 meeting.
Tuesday 29 November-8 December: 1-7 pm everyday
PHOTO-EXHIBITION - "Where the Trees are a Desert" on the impacts of monoculture eucalyptus plantations in Brazil.
Tuesday 29 November-8 December: 1-7 pm everyday
FILM - Raised Voices: filmed testimonies of those living on the fenceline of the oil industry and views from people in the global South on issues related to climate change.
Tuesday 29 November: 2-4 pm
PANEL - The lessons about pollution trading that Kyoto never learned from the US - Part I: The Kyoto Protocol is based entirely on US pollution trading models. Did these models succeed? Were they just? Did they save money, clean up pollution quickly, or foster innovation or public participation? Can they be applied to global warming? Reviewing the failures is a prerequisite for finding a better way. Speakers: Jutta Kill, Sinks Watch, UK, Prof. Michael K. Dorsey, Environmental Studies Program, Dartmouth College, US and Larry Lohmann, The Corner House, UK
Tuesday 29 November 6.30 pm
OPENING NIGHT - The Climate Justice Convergence Centre welcomes all with a traditional ceremony lead by representatives of the Mohawk Nation of Kanawake. Food by People's Potato with photo-exhibition, music, film and speakers.
Wednesday 30 November: 1-3 pm
PANEL - Indigenous Youth, Climate Impacts and Solutions
Wednesday 30 November: 4-6 pm
BOOK LAUNCH - Trouble in the Air: Global Warming and the Privatized Atmosphere
Wednesday 30 November 7.30-9.30 pm
PANEL - Extraction, Pollution, Offsets, Hurricanes &Wars: Different Locations, Same Struggle - Part I: The climate is changing mainly because fossil carbon is being transferred from below ground to the atmosphere. Taking action means joining alliances against oil extraction, fossil fuel pollution, environmental racism and colonialism, oil wars, and carbon "offset" projects that threaten local livelihoods while licensing further extraction. Speakers: Charles Scheiner, LAOHAMUTUK, Timor-Leste, Ana Filipini, World Rainforest Movement, Uruguay, Asume Osuoka, Environmental Rights Action, Nigeria [tbc], Tom Goldtooth, Indigenous Environmental Network, US, Graham Erion, York University Law School, Canada, Daphne Wysham, Sustainable Energy and Economy Network, US, Wally Menne, Timberwatch, South Africa, Larry Lohmann, The Corner House, UK (moderator)
Thursday 1 December 1-3 pm
PANEL - Indigenous Stories from the Struggle: Dialogue of Indigenous peoples from throughout the Americas, experiencing the links between oil and fossil fuel development, health, climate changes and Indigenous rights. Speakers: Faith Gemmill, REDOIL, Alaska (USA); Elaine Alexis, Arctic Indigenous Youth Alliance Northwest Territories (Canada); Clayton Thomas-Muller, IEN (Canada); Indigenous Representative TBA, Oil Watch (South America)
Thursday 1 December 4-6 pm
WORKSHOP - Forests and Climate Change - Why trading carbon credits from forests means more plantations not less deforestation: Carbon trading is often suggested as a way to finance forest conservation - or slow greenhouse gas emissions from deforestation. Do the assumptions on which this approach is based, hold up? Why is it likely that carbon trading will fail to slow deforestation and lead to more monoculture plantations? Open discussion about the experiences with forest-related carbon 'offset' projects and the concerns about the carbon trading approach to forest protection. Speakers: Jutta Kill, FERN, UK Ana Filipini, World Rainforest Movement (Uruguay), Larry Lohmann, The Corner House, Wally Menne, TimberWatch (South Africa) Tom Goldtooth (IEN).
Thursday 1 December 7.30-9.30 pm
FILM CLUB - Climate change impacts on the Pacific Islands: The film "Rising Waters- global warming and the fate of the Pacific Islanders" will be screened with the director to answer questions and a member of the Pacific Island community to speak. Speakers: Andrea Torrice (film director) and Pacific Islander tbc
Friday 2 December 10.30-12.30 am
PANEL - The lessons about pollution trading that Kyoto never learned from the US - Part II: The Kyoto Protocol is based on US pollution trading models. Did these models succeed? Were they just? Did they save money, clean up pollution quickly, or foster innovation or public participation? Can they be applied to global warming? Reviewing the failures is a prerequisite for finding a better way. Speakers: David M. Driesen, Angela R. Cooney Professor, Syracuse University College of Law, US, Dr. Michael K. Dorsey, Environmental Studies Program, Dartmouth College, US, Larry Lohmann, The Corner House, UK, Jutta Kill, Sinks Watch, UK
Friday 2 December 2-4 pm
WORKSHOP - The World Bank, G8 & Climate Change: moving forward or backward? The World Bank has financed over $25 billion in fossil fuels since 1992, and is one of the largest carbon traders in the world. Other large banks like the IDB are following suit. Now the G8 have asked the World Bank to initiate a "new framework" on climate change. This workshop will give an historical context for this latest challenge to climate stability, the problems with public fossil fuel and carbon trading projects, and ways you can take action to challenge it. Speakers: Daphne Wysham, IPS/SEEN, Nadia Martinez, IPS/SEEN, Asume Osuoka (TBC), Environmental Rights Action/FOE, Nigeria
Friday 2 December 7.30-9.30 pm
PANEL - Extraction, Pollution, Hurricanes, Offsets & Wars: Different Locations, Same Struggle - Part II: The climate is changing mainly because fossil carbon is being transferred from below ground to the atmosphere. Taking action means joining alliances against oil extraction, fossil fuel pollution, environmental racism and colonialism, oil wars, and carbon "offset" projects that threaten local livelihoods while licensing further extraction. Speakers: Arief Wicaksono, JATAM, Indonesia, Clayton Thomas-Muller, Indigenous Environmental Network, US, Norman Philip, Grangemouth community, Scotland, Jutta Kill, Sinks Watch (moderator), Lilliam Indira Marenco Leal, Oilwatch Mesoamerica, Nicaragua [tbc], Souparna Lahiri, Delhi Forum, India [tbc], Renodji Enoch Djimrabaye, RESAP, Chad [tbc], Fabian de Jesus Pacheco Rodriguez, Oilwatch Costa Rica [tbc], Jim Vallette, Sustainable Energy and Economy Network, US
Saturday 3 December 7.30-9.30 pm
FILM CLUB - Video letters from the fenceline of the oil industry in Scotland: Community members living in Scotland with oil pollution on their doorstep learned how to use video and filmed their own stories of living on the fenceline of industry. These 5 minutes shorts will be followed by an opportunity to speak with one of the community members in person about their experiences. Speaker: Norman Philip, Scotland
Sunday 4 December 11-6 pm
WORKSHOPS - Visions for the Movement: skills and tactics to be an effective climate activist. All emerging climate activists are invited to attend a day of essential hands-on trainings. Join Mike Tidwell of the Chesapeake Climate Action Network as he shares the lessons he's learned fighting global warming for over four years. Then choose between eight workshops ranging from campaign strategy to direct action to climate justice. The best and the brightest will be in Montreal; don't miss your chance to be trained by them! Lunch provided. Trainers hail from: Environmental Justice & Climate Change Initiative, Global Exchange, Greenpeace, National Environmental Trust, New Voters Project, Chesapeake Climate Action Network, SustainUS, Sierra Student Coalition
Sunday 4 December 7.30-9.30 pm
PANEL - Visions from the Movement. What inspires you to fight global warming? Are you concerned with the issues of justice? Is it your moral responsibility? Are you excited by the grassroots mobilization efforts? Climate heroes from different aspects within the movement offer their unique and invaluable perspectives on what global warming means to them and how we can fight it. Speakers: Jerome Ringo, Chairman of the National Wildlife Federation; Tom Goldtooth, Indigenous Environment Network; Mike Tidwell, author and Director of the Chesapeake Climate Action Network; Interfaith Power and Light
Monday and Tuesday 5 and 6 December: all day from 9 am
ALTERNATIVE PEOPLE'S FORUM - Workshops by environmental justice activists and indigenous peoples groups. Topics include; Climate Justice Overview > Global Warming Solutions that ensure a Just Transition > Oil, Refineries, and Communities: Impacts and strategies for clean production > Indigenous Peoples Offer Viable Solutions to Reduce Carbon Emissions: Wind not War > The Global Warming Games > Climate Justice by and for the next generation > Lessons learned from Katrina and Rita > State and regional strategies for climate justice. Times to be confirmed. Organized by the Environmental Justice Climate Change Initiative
Monday 5 December 2-4 pm
PANEL - Who Says There are No Alternatives to the Kyoto Carbon Market? The History of an Insult: Today's international climate negotiations revolve around building a global carbon market that has already proved to be both unworkable and unjust. The claim that "there is no alternative" insults both the wide-ranging and constructive work going on elsewhere and a centuries-long legacy of successful conservation and regulation of many kinds. Speakers: Ivonne Yanez, Oilwatch, Ecuador/Peru, Larry Lohmann, The Corner House, UK, Norman Philip, Grangemouth community, Scotland
Tuesday 6 December 7.30-9.30 pm
FILM CLUB - Nuclear power & climate change: The nuclear industry has recently reinvented itself as the solution to climate change with surprising support from environmentalists. This has invigorated a dying industry and much government action on climate change is centred around building new power plants. This film looks at the world trends towards liberalization of the nuclear industry and the discussion after looks at the connections with the climate debate. Speakers: Wendela de Vries (World Information Service on Energy, Netherlands) and Adam Ma'anit (editor New Internationalist magazine, UK)
Wednesday 7 December 2-4 pm
PANEL - GE Trees, Carbon offset plantations and global warming. Genetically engineered trees are being touted as part of way to solve global warming. Far from a miracle solution, however, genetically engineered trees have the potential to exacerbate global warming. The contamination of native forests with engineered traits will damaged these ecosystems, accelerating tree mortality. Additionally, plantations are rapidly replacing native forests, diminishing the carbon sequestering potential of the land. Global Justice Ecology Project and the STOP GE Trees Campaign will discuss the details of this flawed approach to addressing the climate crisis.Speakers: Anne Petermann (Global Justice Ecology Project, US) and STOP GE Trees Campaign
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Everyone in this house loves cheesecake. Neapolitan is a favorite ice cream flavor here too. So it only made sense to make this Neapolitan Cheesecake, knowing good and well it would be devoured leaving no leftovers to throw away. It's pretty too, don't you think? I love the layers, and no, there's no food coloring. The pink comes solely from the fresh strawberries in this recipe.
I've made several of George Geary's recipes as I have a couple of his cookbooks including [amazon_link id="0778801926″ target="_blank" container="" container_class="" ]The Cheesecake Bible: Includes 200 Recipes[/amazon_link] and [amazon_link id="0778802507″ target="_blank" container="" container_class="" ]650 Best Food Processor Recipes[/amazon_link]. I think I'll order [amazon_link id="0778801659″ target="_blank" container="" container_class="" ]The Complete Baking Cookbook: 350 Recipes from Cookies and Cakes to Muffins and Pies[/amazon_link] too!
Everything I've tried has been a success, including this amazing Tiramisu Cheesecake, this fabulous Mandarin Orange Cheesecake and my favorite of all of them, this English Trifle Cheesecake.
Today's cheesecake recipe is no exception. My daughter and I ate most of it (ha ha!) but hubby and the boys managed to get some too. It's not complicated at all and its tastes marvelous.
I suppose if you wanted the strawberry layer to be a bit pinker you could add a little red food coloring. Mine is colored purely with the red from the fresh strawberries. I prefer the soft pink color.
1) I ran my strawberries through the mini food processor as my family does not like any fruit chunks in their baked goods. Whiners.
2) Be sure to use a cookie sheet to catch any melted butter seepage from the baking crust. Otherwise you will have a very smokey kitchen.
3) My cheesecake rose more on the sides, giving the cake a rim, making for a handy area for my ganache to rest. If yours bakes up flat, try a nice drizzle instead, or allow the ganache to topple and drip over the sides.
- 1 1/4 cups chocolate sandwich cookie crumbs (about 13 sandwich cookies)
- 1/4 cup unsalted butter, melted
- 3 8-oz packages cream cheese
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 3 eggs
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2 oz semisweet chocolate, melted and cooled
- 2 oz white chocolate, melted and cooled
- 1/2 cup fresh strawberries, mashed fine
- 2 oz semisweet chocolate, chopped
- 1/4 cup heavy cream
- 1/2 tablespoon unsalted butter, cut into small pieces
- Preheat oven to 350 F and grease a 9-inch springform pan.
- In a bowl with a fork, combine cookie crumbs and butter. Press crumb mixture into the bottom of springform pan and freeze.
- In mixer with paddle attachment, beat cream cheese and sugar on medium-high speed until very smooth, about 3 minutes. Add eggs, one at a time, beating after each addition. Mix in vanilla.
- Divide the batter into 3 equal portions. Mix the semisweet chocolate into one third, the white chocolate into another third, and the strawberries into the remaining third.
- Spread the chocolate batter over the frozen crust, smoothing out to sides of pan. Refrigerate five minutes. Next carefully add the white chocolate layer, covering the chocolate layer completely. Refrigerate five minutes. Finally, add the strawberry layer, spreading evenly over the white chocolate layer.
- Place springform pan on a cookie sheet. Bake in preheated oven until top is light brown and center jiggles slightly, 45-55 minutes. Turn off oven and prop open oven door. Leave cheesecake in oven so that it cools gradually. Remove from oven when oven has cooled and place on a cooling rack. Chill in the refrigerator for 6 hours, overnight is best.
- Before serving, prepare the ganache by microwaving the chocolate for one minute or so, until mostly melted. In a separate dish, microwave the heavy cream for 20 seconds, until very warm. Add hot cream to the chocolate and stir, add butter pieces and stir until melted. Spread ganache on top of chilled cheesecake and allow to set before cutting.
Notes from Amanda
1) I ran my strawberries through the mini food processor as my family does not like any fruit chunks in their baked goods.
2) Be sure to use a cookie sheet to catch any melted butter seepage from the baking crust.
3) My cheesecake rose more on the sides, giving the cake a rim, making for a handy area for my ganache to rest. If yours bakes up flat, try a nice drizzle instead, or allows the ganache to topple and drip over the sides.
Excerpted from The Cheesecake Bible by George Geary © 2008 Robert Rose Inc. www.robertrose.ca Reprinted with permission. All rights reserved.
20 Responses to Neapolitan Cheesecake
Fabulous cheesecake! Those are 3 wonderful flavors for a cheesecake!
Neapolitan + Cheesecake = Love
What an eye-catching cheesecake! Gorgeous photos, Amanda! I would love to taste all these flavors together in a cheesecake:) YUM!
Great recipe! The cake looks wonderful. I've seen cookies like this and ice cream but never a cheesecake!
Its gorgeous Amanda! I love all your cheesecakes!
I think the color is just fine…who needs all of that food coloring ! Looks sooo pretty
This looks wonderful. Love to make cheesecakes, thank you! Will give it some stars when I make it tried and true. I'll bet it's Delicious. I have never made anything from your site we did not like!!
Wow! Looks delish! I am going to try this one very soon!!!!
It is impressive but I see it is doable. That means, I can make it. Bet, it is delicious.
Oh my goodness. This looks heavenly! Amanda, I need to know how to keep a cheesecake from cracking. I have tried EVERYthing!
This is beautiful! I love layered cheesecakes. Does this recipe not require a water-bath? If I wanted to use that technique would that be okay? I am looking forward to making this!
your recipes are simply amazing. I was wondering (because I never understand the copyright stuff) am I allowed to pinterst your photos? I don't want to infringe on your stuff. I just want to share how amazing your blog/food is!
This looks so good, Amanda. I like the softer pink color too. Bookmarked to try :)
Hi Amanda, this is so gorgeous! And looks very delicious too ^-^
May I know why the ganache topping can't be decorated earlier & the entire cake (plus topping) placed into the fridge to set overnight? Is the ganache not nice if done this way?
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I've only just come across this recipe and it looks so delicious, cheesecake and neapolitan ice cream is a firm favourite in our house too, really looking forward to my attempt to make this!

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Treat Green Water in a Pond
Hello Friends,
Having a pond creates a soothing feature and a lovely focal point in the landscape. After all the work of designing a pond, building it, choosing plants and fish and allowing the pond to reach a natural balance, it can be a shock to walk out one day and find the water has turned into a murky green pea soup almost overnight. This is commonly called green water and it can be quite a shock when you first see it. But don't fret.
The first thing you need to know is that there is absolutely nothing wrong with your pond. Green water is a perfectly natural part of the pond cycle. When water starts to warm in the springtime and the sun's rays shine down directly, a single-celled free-floating fine algae 'blooms' throughout the water. Although it looks disturbing, the algae will harm nothing and, if your pond is properly aerated and has a good PH balance, it will go away on its own as the water continues to warm.
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Hello Members,
Green water is caused by the accumulation of millions of single cell, microscopic spores of green algae suspended in the water. Single cell algae have the ability to make your crystal clear pond water into what looks like pea soup with limited visibility. Algae that causes green water is not to be confused with string algae, which looks like a stringy weed that bunches together and often clogs filters and drains.
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Green ponds are also indicative of over nitrification of the water table. If you have too much algae you will choke out the other organisms besides less desirableness such as mosquito larva and tadpoles. Best to check the PH of the water and the nutrient levels. If it's getting lawn runoff then stop using fertilizer for a while and see how it goes. You may also plant some trees over the pond to limit the light the algae is using to grow.
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Why we read crime fiction
We are curious creatures. The dark side fascinates us. We love to listen to secrets. We like uncovering lies. But more than that, we want to find out how, and why, we act the way we do.
Real life is a strange shade of grey - at best. Sometimes it's comforting to read a story that's black and white. In crime fiction, the protagonist is often admirable and heroic, and it's easy for us to dislike the antagonist who has committed a crime. Unlike real life, justice is often served in crime stories because the genre (mostly) promises a good ending for the hero. We read crime to feel that the world is a safe place and that villains get caught in the end. These stories are cathartic for us. We do not get tired of them.
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Five Reasons to Write Crime Fiction
- Crime fiction is one of the few genres that crosses gender. Publishers like to reach the broadest audience possible.
- Crime fiction accounts for more than 40% of all fiction books sales. (Source)
- It's lucrative and it's easily translated into film and television. Did you know that Thomas Harris was paid $10 million for the film rights toHannibal before the book was even published?
- If you establish a name for yourself, you will have a loyal following of readers who want more of the same.
- Most importantly, you should write in this genre because you love reading crime fiction.
Crime fiction includes police procedurals, legal thrillers, medical thrillers, spy novels, caper stories, mysteries, private investigator tales, psychological thrillers, forensic thrillers, suspense novels, and parodies. (Find out more about Sub-Genres in Crime Fiction.)
Who writes crime fiction?
Many of the best-selling novelists of our time write crime fiction. Think of Tess Gerritsen, John Grisham, Dennis Lehane, Ian Rankin, Ruth Rendell, Lee Child, John Connolly, Gillian Flynn, David Baldacci, Jeffery Deaver, Michael Connelly, Janet Evanovich, Stephen Leather, Kathy Reichs, and Patricia Cornwell.
How do you write crime?
If you want to see if you have what it takes to plot, start, and finish a novel, crime writing may be a good place to start. Email email@example.com for more information.
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Honolulu, Hawaii After shooting a 300 (+12) in the second round the Boise State University men's golf team is alone in 12th place with a 592 (+16) at the University of Hawaii Intercollegiate Invitational held at the Kane ohe Klipper Golf Course in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Scott Loewen posted the best score of the day for the Broncos with his 72 (E) on the 6528-yard course to move into a tie for 20th with a 146 (+2).
Sitting in 32nd place is Nick Travers at 4-over par, 148. Troy Merritt and Matt Hastings are tied for 50th with a 151 (+7) and Shawn Tonkin rounds out the scoring for
The Hawaii Intercollegiate Invite concludes Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2006 with one 18-hole round beginning at noon.
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The Company That Changed Itself
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In-house industrial research has long been one of the most striking features of the innovative processes that govern twentieth-century business development. In-house industrial research and development has seen its share of both spectacular successes and dismal failures, provoking essential questions: What are the pragmatic results of industrial research? Are there ways to make this research a more effective tool? In response, The Company That Changed Itself offers a fascinating case study of the Dutch chemical company DSM. Over the course of the past one hundred years DSM has transformed its company image and objectives—and industrial research has played a crucial role in all three of its major identity shifts, helping the company to diversify, maintain, and improve its existing businesses. Emphasizing a place for industrial research amid relations with other companies and other business divisions, this challenging volume presents an innovative new understanding of industry, identity, and the corporate culture of reinvention.
Foreword by Jan Zuidam
1. Introduction: Research and Business in the Chemical Industry
2. From Works Laboratories to Centralised Research
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4. The Large Leap Forward: Redefining the Role of R&D in the 1970s
5. The 1980s: Moving Away from Cyclicality and into High Value-Added Products
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Dr. Hall's dissertation "The Ravenna Collectives: Islands of Socialism in the Northern Italian Countryside"
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Halloween and the Dia de los Muertos ("Day of the Dead"):
Origins, Similarities, and Differences
What: University of Central Arkansas Student-Produced Exhibit and Programs
Where: Conway Public Library, 1900 Tyler Street, Conway, Arkansas
When: October 15 through November 1, 2013
UCA Museum Anthropology students* will host a mask-making arts and crafts program for young children on Saturday, October 19 at 11:30 am after the Spanish story hour, and a panel discussion "gallery talk" for youth and adults about the exhibition on Sunday, October 20 at 2 pm. Costumed students will be on hand to answer questions, and bassoonist Holly Williamson will play Halloween and Mexican music for both events.
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"This project is another great example of the sort of academic vitality one finds on the UCA campus. Dr. Hall and her students have designed a significant service-learning activity, one that meets a community educational need and advances student learning."
Dr. Peter J. Mehl, Associate Dean and Service-learning Faculty Liaison
"This project has anthropological significance because there isn't a single culture in the world that responds to death in a matter-of-fact way by simply disposing of corpses. Some cultures focus on bereavement and others on an almost pathological fear of contamination and dread of the dead…what if they should have scores to settle or become angry at having to leave this life?
Dr. Alison Hall, Lecturer in Anthropology and Museum Studies
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This student-produced anthropological exhibition will trace the roots of the Mexican Dia de los Muertos ("Day of the Dead") tradition to very ancient pre-Hispanic, pre-Christian roots among the inhabitants of West Mexico who buried their dead in underground shaft tombs as deep as 21 meters (68 feet). Ancient people believed in the continuation of the soul after death in an underworld, and their practice was to "feed the dead" with necessities for their afterlife (with the possible exception of weapons). Precious little is known about these cultures because of the widespread practice of looting tombs and trafficking in their treasures and forgeries. This results in the loss of reliable scientific information archaeologists need to understand the beliefs, life-ways, and ecology of the past. Many of the artifacts from the West Mexican Indian Shaft tombs in some of the best museums in the country have been discovered to be forgeries, and it is estimated that up to 60% are not authentic. Plans have been made for UCA students to work with UCA chemistry professor Dr. Karen Steelman, and experts at the Gilcrease museum in Tulsa to assess, if it is even possible, artifacts that were donated to the university by private collectors in the 1970s.
In modern times, the Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday that falls around the time of Halloween in the USA. It is a time to think about and honor family members who have died. Altars are set up with colorful decorations and orange flowers that are believed to be ways of communicating with the dead. Offerings are left of the things that were enjoyed in this life. Skulls made out of sugar called "Calaveras" and candy skeletons celebrate the lives of loved ones who have died. The holiday corresponds to the Christian and particularly Roman Catholic "All Souls Day" on November 2, but it dates to ancient times when Mexican Indians provisioned their dead with food and implements that might be useful in the afterlife.
In the U.S.A., Halloween is a controversial holiday. After the Protestant Reformation, the idea of purgatory as a place where souls await their fate in the afterlife, was replaced with the idea that all souls would either go to Heaven or Hell and that any apparent appearance of a ghost or spirit would not actually be the spirit of a loved one, but a manifestation sent by the Devil to trick the living. The idea of the undead, or Zombies, which will be one of the most popular costumes this Halloween because of popular culture movies, is not a joke to many people. To others, Halloween is a secular (Non-Religious) holiday that is a time to dress up in silly costumes, to joke about death, and to be glad to be among the living for another year.
The European origins of Halloween as practiced in the U.S.A. date to the ancient Celts 2,000 years ago. November 1 marked the end of the harvest and the beginning of winter, which was a time of year often associated with death. Celts believed that the boundary between the seasons, and also the worlds of the living and the dead, became blurred on the night of October 31 when the ghosts of the dead returned to earth. Wearing costumes of animal heads and skins, they set large bonfires to ward off ghosts. "All Hallows Eve" later became a Christian holiday, and was imported to the New World. The first "Jack-o-lanterns," made of turnips or beets carved with scary faces, were based on an Irish folktale. Irish immigrants brought the tradition to the Americas where the much larger and easier to carve pumpkin was domesticated. Native American influence may also have had something to do with Halloween becoming a more secular, fun, not-so-scary holiday.
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Berwald was quite a character. Aside from being a composer, he operated a foot clinic in Berlin, and a sawmill in Sweden. In his youth, he knew Beethoven, and was on friendly terms with Mendelssohn, whose music his sometimes resembles. His curiosity about life in general carries over into his music, which is quirky, unpredictable, and full of harmonic and rhythmic surprises. His writing for orchestra is both delicate and effective, with an especially characterful use of woodwinds and brass that proclaims him as the first recognizable "Scandinavian" composer. He composed four symphonies, all of them worth a listen. If you''re turned on by Mendelssohn or Schumann, then you''ll love Berwald. These performances are excellent, and the price is unbeatable. --David Hurwitz
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'2012 MTV Movie Awards' After Show Goss!
Kristen Stewart, Chris Hemsworth And More Talk About The Star-Studded Ceremony…
The '2012 MTV Movie Awards' may be over, but that hasn't stopped the stars of the show dishing the deets on some of the biggest flicks of the year!
First up, Chris Hemsworth has revealed how proud he is of the fans' reactions to his latest release 'Snow White and the Huntsman.'
"People love the movie, the fans are excited about it, that's the biggest pat on the back, that's the biggest reward," Chris, who plays the role of the Huntsman, told MTV News backstage at the LA bash.
And his co-star Kristen Stewart added,
"I really dig this one so much. Like [Hemsworth] said, we're very proud," she said. "It could have done nothing and we'd still be proud of it, so it's cool that people sort of raised their hands and are like, 'I like it too!' It's sort of like, 'Really?'"
Meanwhile, 'The Hunger Games' star Josh Hutcherson, who picked up the 'Best Male Performance' award on the night, dropped a few sneaky hints about the flick's sequel 'Catching Fire.'
When quizzed about the location for part 2, he told MTV News,
"I haven't heard anything confirmed yet, but Atlanta is definitely a big possibility,
"And I know they're looking at Hawaii too for some of the tropical stuff when we're in the games." The takeaway? "It's gonna be somewhere nice!" he said.
Meanwhile, a host of celebs have also tweeted about the star-studded bash.
"Thank you so much for all of the support tonight. I had an amazing time. I am so proud to have been a part of Potter and Perks. : ) xx," Emma Watson, who presented her upcoming flick 'Perks of Being a Wallflower' trailer at the show, gushed.
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"My highlight of the MTV Movie awards," along with a picture of him and his "nan" on the Movie Awards stage.
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WASHINGTON, DC – Saying "solar makes sense," leading businesses and environmental groups will join hundreds of thousands of people across the United States and around the world in support of the Solar Energy Industries Association's (SEIA) National "Shout Out For Solar" Day – set for Friday and taking place on Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms.
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Supported by both business and environmental groups, hundreds of thousands of people from across the United States and around the world are expected to take part in the Solar Energy Industries Association's (SEIA) National "Shout Out For Solar" Day – set for Friday, January 24, and taking place on Facebook, Twitter and other social media venues.
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The Heritage Park Petting Farm is now registering for its summer farm camps.
Parenting Awareness Michigan is featuring a 2016 Parenting Awareness Month Poster Contest that is seeking contributions from considered children and adults.
Jim Taylor, who directs the annual Heritage Park Cleanup Day, is planning a cleanup of the Frank & Poet Drain located behind Dick's Sporting Goods and Big Lots in the Taylor Retail Center on Eureka Road on Saturday, June 6.
The Volunteers of America (VOA) will hold a community meeting on the new Heritage Park Senior Village-Taylor project, currently under construction on Superior Drive behind Target.
Total crime over the first four months of 2015 is down a little over 2 percent compared to the same period last year, according to the April 2015 Incident Comparison & Major Crimes Report released by the Taylor Police Department this week.
The Taylor Recreation Center is accepting registration for its summer day camp beginning May 15. The 11-week program scheduled to begin June 15.
The Ecology Center's Fish 'n Fun Day, originally scheduled for Saturday, May 9, has been changed to June 13.
Taylor Police are holding a man after a hit-and-run death in the 26900 block of Trolley Drive on Thursday night, May 7.
Mother's Day Brunch will be served at The Lake House Grille inside the Lakes of Taylor Golf Course on Sunday, May 10.
Drivers should avoid the Telegraph Road and I-94 intersection late Friday night, May 8.
Safety Town 2015 bought to you by the Taylor Police Department has been scheduled for June 22-26. Registration deadline is 5 p.m. June 10 and the location of this year's Safety Town is to-be-announced.
"Come plant with us!" is the slogan the these days as the public is being invited to join in the Hantz Woodlands Tree Planting and Tours event on May 9 in Detroit.
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Carlisle Fireshow to light up horrible history
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ROMANS, an evil sheriff and a battling king provide the inspiration for this year's Carlisle Fireshow.
More than 35,000 people are expected at the Bitts Park spectacular on Saturday, November 2.
They will witness the story of Carlisle's colourful history brought to life in flames and fireworks.
Ironically, it will include the tale of another great fire – one which plunged the city into crisis.
More than 2,000 fireworks will be fired into the night sky as the fire burns during the hour-long free show.
Carlisle Fireshow is one of the biggest events of its kind in the UK, attracting people from all over northern England and southern Scotland.
Supporters say it brings with it a cash boost for Carlisle, as well as supporting charities. It's organised by Carlisle City Council and leader Colin Glover's looking forward to seeing the show.
He said: "This year's fireshow is guaranteed to be a great family night out.
"Following a Carlisle story theme, it will animate our history in a dramatic celebration.
"The 2,000 fireworks and giant bonfire will make sure the event is a sparkling success."
This year's fireshow is the 27th organised by the council. The events always follow a theme and this year's is The Carlisle Story.
Interest in the city's history has been heightened this year with some of its most prominent figures reincarnated as massive puppets for this summer's Carlisle Pageant.
The fireshow production will re-enact history from Roman times and will retell the story of the 1292 Great Fire of Carlisle.
It will feature an appearance by the menacing Sheriff de Lucy, who refused the citizens of Carlisle their right to trade because the great fire burned the documents proclaiming their rights to trade, and the resurgence of the city as a thriving market town thanks to King Edward III.
About 1,000 wooden pallets will be used to build the bonfire, which is lit at 7pm. Pre-fire entertainment starts at 6.30pm.
A viewing area for wheelchair users will be set aside on the Sheepmount Road. Up to two carers will be allowed on the viewing area per wheelchair user.
Entrance is free, although collections will be made for the Mayor's Charity Fund and Rotary Club Carlisle (South).
The event is organised in conjunction with Highlights Pyrotechnics Ltd. Support is also received from Brampton Pallets, Brampton Skip Hire, Browns Haulage, Carlisle Scaffolding, CN Group, Cumbria Waste Recycling, Doves, Edmundson Electrical, Erik's Industrial Services, Instock, Johnstone Leyland Paint, Lambert & Gill, Longhorn, Mobile Mini UK Ltd, Parkgate, Pirelli, Premier Papers, Screwfix, Story Group, Thomas Graham & Sons, Top Notch, Travis Perkins and Wallace Oils.
First published at 18:14, Monday, 07 October 2013
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