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I am a photo volunteer for Western N.Carolina primarily Asheville and surrounding towns.
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My grandfather John Osborne Carswell is a brother to your great-grandfather Abel Hamilton Carswell.
I note that you have noted on Thomas H Carswell's find a grave page that you think that you have found him, but not quite certain. I have been searching for several years and cannot find anything on him other than a letter in the Hoffman family history book that indicates he was killed by Daniel Smith son of Abram Smith, this letter was dated November 25, 1866. Please advise me if you have any additional information.
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Might you know any family members of the above referenced cemetery OR do you know who mau=intains the cemetery?
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A memorial dated 1766 is way yon too old to be transferrable plus I know several others who have supplied information and actually trekked through the woods with me to see this cemetery who are also direct descendants.
I will add info as asked and do so in a timely manner.
Looking much forward to working with you on this.
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Since Aug. 28, 2013, I have made several attempts to contact you (e-mail & "Edit" tab), but I have not gotten a response. So, I am leaving you a Public Message in hopes of hearing from you.
I would like for you to link Maj Charles Swett (# 17321935) to his parents, Daniel Swett (findagrave # 17321952) and Sarah Hunt Swett (findagrave # 17321964). Or, you could just tranfer my great-grandfather to me; I would much appreciate it.
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Not sure what you are talking about. I checked on my Volunteer Photos for Hillcrest Cemetery and they were all fine or is it another cemetery? Please let me know. Thanks, Pam
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I am a 7 great-granddaughter of Abraham Estes. I saw your note on the memorial. If you have Facebook, feel free to look me up! Always happy to get to know family!
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Oh Boston Celtics fans. In the first quarter of Friday night's Game 6 match up, the Celtics fans started a chant trying to get into the head of Knicks star Carmelo Anthony. Yes, those were "Honey Nut Cheerios" chants you heard. In the end though, it didn't even matter Knicks finally move on to round two of the playoffs after 13 years. The Knicks almost blew the lead in the fourth quarter with the Celtics staging an incredible comeback but in the end, it was too little too late. Melo ended the night with 21 points. And fittingly, this will probably be the last time we see Celtics Kevin Garnett playing professionally. Breakfast food slander voided! video via BTB
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So, turns out that @_edwatson and @LondonBallerina were just as amazing as I always thought they'd be. #ROHsong
— Alexander Wilson (@AlexWRWilson) May 30, 2015
Thanks to @LondonBallerina @_edwatson and Ryoichi tonight was the 1st time I didn't sleep through #ROHsong
— Gill Dunn (@gilltweet) May 29, 2015
Wonderful to have @LondonBallerina back with a stunning performance of Song of the Earth. #Awesomeness #ROHSong
— The Ballet Bag (@theballetbag) May 29, 2015
I'd never seen #ROHnight before & was totally enthralled. So much beauty! Thought Emma Maguire was gorgeous & @MNunezOfficial & Zen tip top!
— Tiffany (@SecondNorn) May 29, 2015
Lovely to see Ricardo Cervera in #ROHSong tonight. A little bundle of energy and great story telling throughout!
— Alex (@booshkla) May 29, 2015
#ROHTriple should be renamed #ROHLullaby. #ROHFaun and #ROHNight are both so soporific. And then followed up by the dreary #ROHSong.
— Vampire Soup (@VampireSoup) May 29, 2015
Press reviews:
Financial Times ★★★★★
Telegraph ★★★★
Guardian ★★★★
Times (£) ★★★★
Arts Desk ★★★
What did you think of Afternoon of a Faun / In the Night / Song of the Earth?
Afternoon of a Faun / In the Night / Song of the Earth runs until 4 June 2015. Limited tickets available; there are 67 day tickets for each performance, and returns may become available.
The production is given with generous philanthropic support from Sarah and Lloyd Dorfman.]]>
Update (5.30pm, 2 April): We can now confirm that this evening's performances of Swan Lake and Swanhunter will go ahead with a limited catering offer.
We are closed on Good Friday and will be reopen as usual on Saturday 4 April from 10am for the scheduled performances with full restaurant and bar service. Thank you for your understanding.
We are currently planning for today's performances of Swan Lake and Swanhunter to go ahead. However, unfortunately due to the power outage in the Holborn area, we are only able to offer very limited catering front of house.
Transport in the area is affected so if you are coming to Covent Garden, please allow extra time.
Please keep checking the news section of our website and our Twitter feed for regular updates throughout the day as the outage has affected our telephone operations.]]>
@TheRoyalBallet just absolutely divine! Beautiful costumes, lighting and performances
— Catherine Mawston (@MawstonCate) January 24, 2015
Great evening @RoyalOperaHouse watching #ROHonegin - the all-encompassing passion from @MNunezOfficial & @_TSOARES was totally absorbing
— Graham Watts (@GWDanceWriter) January 25, 2015
Still reeling from #ROHonegin last night. @MNunezOfficial @_TSOARES broke me up and @VMuntagirov astonishing
— Mimoblade (@mimoblade) January 25, 2015
@_TSOARES and @MNunezOfficial were haunting in #ROHonegin. The more I let tonight's performance sink in the more I'm moved by it. Magical.
— James Smith (@james00smith) January 25, 2015
Thank you @MNunezOfficial @_TSOARES @VMuntagirov & the #ROHOnegin cast for your heartfelt performances in this devastatingly beautiful show
— Tom Oxenham (@tomoxenham) January 24, 2015
Absolutely beautiful #ROHonegin tonight! @MNunezOfficial & @_TSOARES have amazing chemistry on stage + @VMuntagirov fantastic as Lensky!
— Irma F (@TheSavyel) January 24, 2015
Exceptional Lensky debut by @VMuntagirov. He brings an unmistakable air of nobility and romanticism to the role. #ROHonegin
— Leena Hassan (@leenahassan) January 24, 2015
The orchestra tonight fully deserved their applause, a stunning performance from the pit @RoyalOperaHouse #ROHOnegin
— Gill Dunn (@gilltweet) January 24, 2015
What a heartbreaking, emotional performance by #Thianela @_TSOARES @MNunezOfficial. They & I were in tears at the end#ROHonegin
— Karen McLernon (@BBB_Mrs) January 24, 2015
Press reviews:
Telegraph ★★★★
Financial Times ★★★★
Times (£) ★★★★
Londonist ★★★★
Independent ★★★
The Stage ★★★
What did you think of Onegin?
Onegin runs until 27 February 2015. Tickets are still available; there are also 67 day tickets for each performance, and returns may become available.
The production is given with generous philanthropic support from Simon and Virginia Robertson, David Hancock, Lady Jarvis, Lindsay and Sarah Tomlinson, Sir Roger and Lady Carr, The Artists' Circle and The Royal Opera House Endowment Fund.]]>
As you may be aware from the news, a security bug called HeartBleed has recently been discovered affecting thousands of websites across the world, including some of the world's biggest companies such as Google and Facebook.
The bug has also partially affected one of the technologies that the Royal Opera House website uses, although we have no reason to suspect that the Royal Opera House website was compromised and our servers have been updated to fix the issue. We fixed the issue as soon as it was published, and have been working to ensure our website is as secure as possible. The bug did not affect credit card details because credit card information is managed using a different technology.
You have also probably heard from other companies asking you to change your password on their website. As a precaution we would recommend that you change your ROH website password in your account by signing in, selecting your username in the top right of the screen, then clicking 'password'.
For further information on the bug and how to create a secure password, BBC News have a useful piece on password security.]]>
Incredible first night of #ROHtraviata! Still hear Diana's and Demuro's voices in my head. And Dmitri Hvorostovsky! You were amazing!
— Monika Sternik (@MoSternik) April 20, 2014
Grand cast at #ROHtraviata last night! Great musical direction too but orchestra too loud at times (barely heard Violetta in act 2's climax)
— Julien Hasler (@JulienHasler) April 20, 2014
This was my third Traviata and the first time I really listened to Act 2. Psychologically intense drama #ROHtraviata
— sameerrahim (@sameerahim) April 19, 2014
Been waiting for just the right soprano to make me love Traviata and it's definitely Diana Damrau, loved her!! #sublime #ROHTraviata
— Anne Salter (@Anne_WithAn_E) April 19, 2014
A disappointing evening for me at #ROHtraviata. Despite some good singing, I got no sense of dramatic architecture/momentum. Left me cold :(
— keval shah (@KevalSShah) April 19, 2014
Great performance by #ROHtraviata. Shame half the audience had consumption as well!
— Richard Fermont (@richardfermont) April 19, 2014
Admiring , not loving Damrau;moments of great power but too considered #ROHTraviata.Is she 1st Germanic Violetta here since Betty Blackhead?
— John Johnston (@JohnVecchio) April 19, 2014
I reckon Damrau, Demuro, Hvorostovsky had a bet going as to who could sing the most bars of something in one breath ;)… #ROHTraviata
— Ruth Elleson (@RuthElleson) April 19, 2014
It's fascinating to see the opinions of tonight's #ROHTraviata , from full agreements to polar opposites. I love that about theatre :)
— Anna-Louise Costello (@annaweez) April 19, 2014
Dmitri Hvorostovsky as Giorgio Germont and Diana Damrau as Violetta Valery in La traviata, The Royal Opera © ROH / Catherine Ashmore 2014
Diana Damrau as Violetta Valery and Francesco Demuro as Alfredo in La traviata, The Royal Opera © ROH / Catherine Ashmore 2014
Dmitri Hvorostovsky as Giorgio Germont and Diana Damrau as Violetta Valery in La traviata, The Royal Opera © ROH / Catherine Ashmore 2014
Dmitri Hvorostovsky as Giorgio Germont and Diana Damrau as Violetta Valery in La traviata, The Royal Opera © ROH / Catherine Ashmore 2014
Diana Damrau as Violetta Valery and Francesco Demuro as Alfredo in La traviata, The Royal Opera © ROH / Catherine Ashmore 2014
Dmitri Hvorostovsky as Giorgio Germont in La traviata, The Royal Opera © ROH / Catherine Ashmore 2014
Diana Damrau as Violetta Valery and Francesco Demuro as Alfredo in La traviata, The Royal Opera © ROH / Catherine Ashmore 2014
What did you think of La traviata?
La traviata runs until 20 May. Tickets are still available.
The production is generously supported by Rolex with philanthropic support from Quentin Holland
Natalia Osipova and Ivan Vasiliev. The Flames of Paris @RoyalOperaHouse MINDBLOWING! I've never seen ballet like it #flamesofparis #ballet
— Rebecca Kenny (@rebeccakenny2) August 17, 2013
Osipova just leapt and spun round the stage in a frenzy throughout.Stashkevich brought the lyrical touch,she's magic.#Bolshoi #FlamesOfParis
— Chris (@ManInSeatD26) August 16, 2013
Best. Ballet. Ending. Ever! "You look depressed. Here, have a severed head. You're welcome" #Bolshoi #FlamesofParis
— Vampire Soup (@VampireSoup) August 16, 2013
#FlamesOfParis Bonkers historically and plotwise, but a nuanced, intelligent reading by Osipova. Bolshoi men on fire.
— Luke Jennings (@LukeJennings1) August 16, 2013
#Bolshoi #FlamesOfParis is Ratmansky at his most scintillating. I would gladly storm the Bastille for Osipova's epic Jeanne.
— Leena Hassan (@leenahassan) August 16, 2013
Bolshoi Flames of Paris lots of fun. No, you won't be moved, but the dancing is so clever and full of energy. Loved Kretova as the actress
— Catchip (@catchip) August 16, 2013
@RoyalOperaHouse wld love to see a RB version of flames of Paris. Bolshoi tonight amazing but think RB could enhance/expand adeline role
— Stuart Edmonds (@Stueds) August 17, 2013
Night of ballet and revolution at #FlamesofParis - some incredible dancing by Osipova/Vasiliev sent audience wild. So exciting!
— Emily (@italyheaven) August 16, 2013
@RoyalOperaHouse #Bolshoi's #FlamesOfParis was the antithesis of Smirnova's Swan Lake. I feel beaten about the head - in a good way.
— Attila (@attilalondon) August 16, 2013
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As three streets out of four take their name from a church or an abbey, there seems every chance of further sacrilege there.
They might well have been killed had not a heroic teacher named abbey Clements pulled them to safety.
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Then if now Ivan's Secrets runs on CryEngine 3, this means that is a Crysis 2 mod? D:
Volcanic ash has covered the earth, suffocating life and leaving a dead planet behind. The remaining population has resorted to scavenging and tribalism to stay alive, cannibalism and slavery being a common tale.
The player is part of a dying rural community, slowly running out of essential resources. Your goal is to travel across the plains of Central Asia to search for any glimmer of hope, a sign of a helping hand among the ruins of the old world.
Armed with a tent, an old cosmonauts parka and a rusty pistol this will be a difficult journey...
Ivan's Secrets
Ivan's Secretsis a survival RPG/Shooter hybrid set in the Central Asia/Russian region. It began life on modDb as a Source mod which grew to a CryEngine game as requirements expanded.
We've been quiet as we had to remake nearly all of our content to a new standard and weren't willing to show anything off. A day/night cycle was very important along with large landscapes - something Source just couldn't do.
The player follows a guided story and path across the plains, with the game being broken into day and night.
During the day the player scavenges and explores old structures and cave systems for any loot they can find, along with a place to setup camp. When night comes hostile creatures start to roam the plains so it's important to be prepared and have a secure campsite.
Having an optimal load-out and being on the move is important, bogging yourself down with assault rifles will slow you down. Ammunition is limited so choosing to run can be a more efficient option for survival.
The players inventory is fully customizable, with equipment and armour for all parts of the body. Crafting useless junk into useful items is an important skill, with the keen explorer being rewarded for gathering rare parts.
Along the journey you'll encounter various individuals who'll either aid you or stab you in the back for your actions, recognizing these differences will keep you safe. Various scattered towns and communities do exist and the occupants are willing to trade - provided you get their trust.
Expect to see frequent updates from us again. Looking forward to hearing your suggestions!
7 comments by JLea on Mar 1st, 2011
So after weeks of coding, I finally have the inventory system done! It still needs polish but the basic functionality is there.
Also, the contribute page worked great. We received around 80 ideas.
Then if now Ivan's Secrets runs on CryEngine 3, this means that is a Crysis 2 mod? D:
It's not a mod anymore, it's a Stand-Alone game.
Wait and why its says this is mod for alien swarm ?
This page is dead now. They will make a new one, i hope it's not to long until they import everything and get back on track :D
I sincerely hope that you burn to crap for abandoning your fans.
Cry Engine sucks for total conversions, How are they going to do all the demons/mutant things they showed or giant spiders and mech's? I completely could see that in Source engine. I like how they made so much but then said, "**** it" and didn't even give us what they had made? Now they just every once in a while update there YouTube giving video of them firing of base Cry engine weapons for Ivan's Secrets. I am also not willing to buy a game that was going to be free.
i guess the game isn't for you then
no big deal
Ничего не знаешь, а пишешь.
I don't understand why you wrote that in Russian but understood what I said.
И что может очередной америкос сделать хорошего о русских и о России? Куйня полная, мод фтопку!
Хорошо, что у этих нубасов всё равно не получится ничего сделать на CryENGINE 3, руки не доросли.
Урапатриотик подтянулся, ну здравствуй.
В отличии от русских, "америкос" хотя бы сможет довести дело до конца)
The game has nothing to do with Russia, only the ex-Soviet Union.
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|Other names
|Martial art
|Place of origin
|Okinawa, Ryūkyū Kingdom
|Unknown, first known teacher: Chintō (Annan)[1]
Chintō (In Shotokan, Gankaku (岩鶴)) is an advanced kata practiced in many styles of Karate. According to legend, it is named after a Chinese sailor, sometimes referred to as Annan, whose ship crashed on the Okinawan coast. To survive, Chintō stole from the crops of the local people. Matsumura Sōkon, a Karate master and chief bodyguard to the Ryūkyūan king, was sent to defeat Chintō. In the ensuing fight, however, Matsumura found himself equally matched by the stranger, and consequently sought to learn his techniques.
It is known that the kata Chintō was well-known to the early Tomari-te and Shuri-te schools of Karate. Matsumura Sōkon was an early practitioner of the Shuri-te style. When Gichin Funakoshi brought Karate to Japan, he renamed Chintō (meaning approximately "fighter to the east") to Gankaku (meaning "crane on a rock"), possibly to avoid anti-Chinese sentiment of the time. He also modified the actual pattern of movement, or embusen, to a more linear layout, similar to the other Shotokan kata.
The kata is very dynamic, employing a diverse number of stances (including the uncommon crane stance), unusual strikes of rapidly varying height, and a rare one-footed pivot.
It is often said that Chintō should be performed while facing eastwards.
Today, Chintō is practiced in Wado-ryū, Shūkōkai, Isshin-ryū, Chitō-ryū, Shōrin-ryū, Shitō-ryū, Shotokan, Gensei-ryū, Matsubayashi-ryū, Operativnoe karate and Yōshūkai.
- Redmond, R. Kata: The Folk Dances of Shotokan, 2006 (http://www.24fightingchickens.com/kata/)
External links[edit]
- Akari-ki Karate: Chinto
- Gankaku kata diagram
- Shito-ryu newsletter about chinto
- Isshin-ryu chinto kata page
- "Shinbo Shukokai" club page over chinto
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Graduate Student Profiles - Mexican American Studies
Sierra Lopez – Mexican American Youth & Children and Chicana & Chicano Art
Gabriel Solis –Latino and African American Politics and Political Organizing
Graduate Program: M.A., Mexican American Studies, Center for Mexican American Studies, The University of Texas at Austin; Focus: Mexican American Youth & Children and Chicana & Chicano Art
Undergraduate Degree: B.S., Family and Community Services with a Youth Emphasis, Diversity Focus, Michigan State University – East Lansing, MI
What is grad school life like?
Well, I work two part time jobs and go to school full time, and I have a small family at home… so it has not been an easy change. I also moved here from Michigan, so my experience as a Chicana in Michigan is different than some people's experience here in Texas. So there were many adjustments going on- but all in all, I definitely found a balance and was able to come out of my first semester with really good grades. So it is not impossible, you just need to prioritize your homework and classes… attendance is important! Taking notes is important!
What is a typical day in the life of a grad student?
It is so much easier to be a graduate student than undergraduate when it comes to being interested in classes. Classes are mostly reading (a lot) at home, and then coming to class and discussing what you read. Only, what we read is actually interesting, because we choose our coursework, and those who are in graduate school usually really want to be there studying whatever it is they are studying. So for me, it's great to learn so much Mexican American culture, history, literature, and more.
What is the coolest thing about your graduate program?
The coolest thing is by far the fact that the professors I have worked with are all great, all around. They have been kind, supportive, and look at us students as equals. Furthermore, they are brilliant! I have so much to learn from them, and they are great teachers. I think that if I learned anything from my first semester at UT, it is that there is a place for everyone in graduate school- and the professors here are open and encouraging.
Where are you in the MA sequence?
I just finished my first semester of a four-semester program. I think that I will be writing two reports, which will have a combined length near that of a thesis.
Can you tell us about your research?
Well, I would say that any opportunity to mix youth and art interests me. I am particularly interested in studying the art forms of urban youth, like lowriders and graffiti art. Usually, those are not considered "art forms," at least not by dominant society- but my research is concerned with proving that they are indeed art forms, and that they empower youth. Graffiti and lowriders are not unfortunate scabs or scars of the ghetto, or eye sores… there is much more to learn from/about them…. Which is what I am trying to do.
Do you have teaching responsibilities in your department?
I do not yet, but I am applying to TA position next year. I am excited to work one on one with a professor, and connect with undergraduate students.
What would you consider to be the greatest difference from your time as an undergrad?
Well, I wouldn't say it is more difficult. I would say it is different. Here, you don't mess around. You don't skip class, and you don't skip readings. Your job is to be a student- not to party all the time, blow off classes, and come unprepared. But I think that a lot of students get that out of their system as undergraduates, and I also think that as a graduate student, you are there because you want to study something really badly… which motivates you and makes it easier to do well. You just have to focus on school- really really focus! And as a graduate student you are seen as an adult. The relationships you make with other students and with professors, plus everything you learn, makes the hard work worth it. There are no more little busywork assignments (thank God!). It's mostly long, well-written papers and a lot of reading. I think students just need to prepare themselves for focus, less of a party/social life, and the amount of reading and researching/writing that is involved. If you think you can adjust to that, you will do fine! It will be hard, but you can do it.
Is there anything you know now that you wish you knew as an undergrad?
I wish I had talked to professors I knew well much, much sooner about graduate school, and I wish I would have been urged to go to graduate school much sooner as well. I didn't even consider the idea until the summer before my senior year. And as a woman of color, I feel that we should be told more than anyone to apply!!! And we can, and women like us make it! There are plenty of brilliant Chicana/Mexicana/Latina/Native/Black/Asian sisters (and brothers) who are now professors doing amazing work for our people.
What are your top 3 tips for students interested in applying to a Mexican American Studies program?
- Get started early, turn it in before the due date. Don't procrastinate because you will stress yourself out.
- Make sure you give your letter of intent/academic statement to a couple of friends you trust and a couple of professors you trust for suggestions and comments (beyond just grammar and moving into content as well).
- YOU BELONG IN GRADUATE SCHOOL AND YOU CAN AND SHOULD BE THERE. More people should be told that, and many more students should be applying, so BE BRAVE AND DO IT! Don't let any excuse hold you back.
If you wouldn't have accepted the UT Austin offer, which school was your next choice?
I would have attended the University of Washington's program in Multicultural Education.
What is one an interesting website you would tell a friend interested in Mexican American studies to check out?
I would definitely start at the Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán (MEChA) site and of course the CMAS website!
Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
I see myself with my family, working directly with youth and families in the community. I am also thinking about continuing graduate studies, although I will most likely be a teacher at a public school or a community college or working in the nonprofit sector.
Do you have a "grad school survival tip" you would like to share?
When you get to grad school, you will have days where you cry. You will have days where you think that EVERYONE is smarter than you, better than you, and you don't belong there. That being said, you will also have days where you feel ON FIRE, inspired, excited, and like you can and will make a contribution to the program and to your classes. You will have some in-between days, some sleepless nights, and some boring articles that you have to read. But just remember that the good times will outweigh the bad, and you will feel so proud of yourself once you finish that first semester. Drink lots of coffee, try your best, and no matter what- remember that you are not alone!
American Studies, The University of Texas at Austin; Research Interest: Latino and African American Politics and Political Organizing
Undergraduate Degree: B.A., Philosophy, The University of Texas at Austin
What is grad school life like?
Life as Mexican American Studies graduate student is good. Since Mexican American Studies is an interdisciplinary program, we are encouraged to take a range of diverse courses from several different departments in order to satisfy our research interests. The graduate program coordinator for CMAS, Luis Guevara, is always willing to answer our questions and help us out. It is also nice that CMAS hosts several social and academic events throughout the year, like the CMAS Thesis and Portfolio Platicas and cultural and policy research clusters.
What is a typical day in the life of a grad student?
A typical day in the life of a graduate student involves a lot of reading, thinking, and writing. While the workload may be overwhelming at times, students should never forget or minimize one's privilege of having the opportunity to be in school. Where else would you have so many opportunities to read relevant, interesting, and important literature and develop your ideas and writing? But life should never be all about graduate school. My work in the community and almost daily trips to Pease Park keep me balanced.
What is the coolest thing about your graduate program?
The coolest thing about Mexican American Studies is that it is a small program. It is nice to have the opportunity to get to know all of the students and faculty in the program.
Can you tell us a bit more about your current research interests?
In general, I am interested in the social, political, and economic relations and tensions between Latino immigrants, Latino Americans, and African Americans. I am interested in the historical causes and effects of these relations and tensions, as well as the opportunities and potentials of social, political, and economic cooperation, understanding, and coalition. I am also interested in critical historical analysis of the role of capitalism and the police-judicial system on Latino immigrants, Latino Americans, and African Americans, and the relations between them.
Where are you in the MA sequence?
I am currently doing coursework, but I have started some preliminary fieldwork for my thesis.
Do you have teaching responsibilities in your department?
I am currently the Graduate Research Assistant at the UT Community Engagement Center, part of the Division for Diversity and Community Engagement.
It is a privilege to work with university faculty that recognize the responsibility and importance of making university research and resources available to the social, political, and economic struggles of non-academic communities in Austin and around the world.
At the Community Engagement Center, I am currently helping—in anyway I can—to assist and sustain developing local social and economic justice organizations in Austin. We are also working on a series of community discussions on different issues. For example, in Fall 2009, the Community Engagement Center hosted—along with several local organizations—a four-part series, "Rejecting Violence, Imagining Alternatives," on the multiple forms of violence affecting our diverse communities in Austin. And we are hoping to host a community dialogue on black-brown relations in the spring. I am also currently helping to plan and organize Abriendo Brecha VII, an annual conference at UT Austin on activist scholarship.
What would you consider to be the greatest difference from your time as an undergrad?
In graduate school the classes are much smaller and emphasize class discussion and the open sharing of thoughts and ideas. This is a welcome alternative to vast lecture halls and multiple-choice exams.
Is there anything you know now that you wish you knew as an undergrad?
There is nothing wrong with reading and writing all day. In fact, it is a privilege. Think about all of those people out there who are working on roofs, on the side of the highway, or in the fields. It is important to always put things into perspective.
What are your top 3 tips for students interested in applying to a program like yours?
- Do all the necessary research to find the program and faculty that best fits not only your research interests, but also one that fits you as a person.
- Think about ways that your research can be effective not only within the university, but also be useful to non-academic individuals and communities who might need it and learn from it.
- Make sure you can survive in the city or town where your graduate program is located. Austin, Texas is good for me.
Did you work on a research project as an undergrad? If so, what was it? Would you recommend research for undergrads?
As an undergraduate, I did research as an intern at Texas After Violence Project. At the time, our research focused on documenting and disseminating the experiential testimonies of those individuals directly affected by criminal and state violence, especially the Texas death penalty. We were also interested in understanding the widespread effects of the capital punishment procedure on individuals, communities, and cultures, rarely reflected in the mass media or official public record.
I would recommend that all undergraduate students try to join a research project. Research outside of the classroom will allow you to explore and understand topics and issues that you are specifically interested in. And local research projects can always use dedicated undergraduate volunteers.
If you wouldn't have accepted the UT Austin offer, which school was your #2 choice?
I only applied to Mexican American Studies at UT Austin. I had some community projects, friends, and family in Austin that I was not quite ready to leave, so attending Mexican American Studies at UT Austin worked out perfectly for me.
What is one an interesting website you would tell a friend interested in Mexican American studies to check out?
Of course, check out Mexican American Studies at UT Austin web site. Another interesting web site for news in race and politics is Race Wire.
Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
In 10 years, I hope to be teaching and writing. While I am interested in teaching and writing for a college or university, it is important to me that I am also active in teaching and writing for community campaigns and organizations.
Do you have a "grad school survival tip" you would like to share?
One graduate school is survival tip is balance. School is important, but it should never take up your entire day and night. Balance your coursework with volunteering at a community organization, with friends and family, or with daily walks or jogs. I work hard throughout the day and most of the night, but there comes a time at the end of the night where I put down the books, shut the laptop, and try to relax or hang with friends.


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BEIRUT: Russia hopes that Lebanon's upcoming presidential election will be a strictly internal process unconstrained by regional or international factors, the country's envoy to Lebanon said Wednesday.
Alexander Zasypkin explained that the choice of a Lebanese president must be subject to internal Lebanese issues, not external factors.
"It is too early to discuss specific names that are candidates for the presidency and it is difficult for Russia to back a particular party over another Lebanese party," he told The Daily Star. "According to our diplomatic norms and traditions we consider this the right of the Lebanese."
Russia's annexation of the Crimean peninsula, according to the veteran diplomat, is a fait accompli and is aimed at protecting Russian citizens from "neofascists."
Zasypkin also said that Russia was interested in partnering with Lebanon in large infrastructure projects such as constructing railways, dams and oil and natural gas exploration.
In a wide-ranging interview, the Russian diplomat discussed relations with Lebanon, the Syrian war, the Ukraine crisis, and the fight against extremism.
Zasypkin said Russia's relationship with Lebanon was deep and would not be undermined by his country's position on the crisis in Syria. Russia backs Bashar Assad's embattled regime and has vetoed U.N. Security Council resolutions aimed at punishing his government.
"Historically, from the time of the Roman Empire to the Soviet Union to modern Russia we have had diplomatic traditions that are not tied to circumstances," he said. "We consider Lebanon a repository of vital energy that can play a strategic role to deepen our relations and our presence in the Arab world."
He said that ties with Lebanon go back to the emergence of Eastern Orthodox culture in the region and during the era of the liberation movements at the time of the Soviet Union's existence.
At the time, many Lebanese students graduated from Soviet universities, and relations with the Russian Federation are even more extensive, he said.
"Our relations are solid and are not affected by emergencies or passing circumstances," he said.
Zasypkin said that Russia sought to conduct large-scale infrastructure and joint economic projects in Lebanon, such as building a railway line and train stations, large dams to store water and even to invest in the search for oil and natural gas.
"It is not new for Russia to be very interested in the discoveries occurring in this area of the Mediterranean basin," he said.
Zasypkin said that Russia had extensive experience in developing oil fields, but investment in the Mediterranean basin's oil reserves was dependent on the interest of Russian companies.
"We are not a primary side in the negotiations and we are, until now, interested in creating a specific dynamic between Russian companies and the Lebanese side," he said.
Zasypkin expressed satisfaction with the creation of a new government. Lebanon formed a Cabinet of "national interest" last month after arduous 10-month negotiations, and a presidential election is due in May.
"We of course support the Cabinet's existence," he said. "We must reiterate the principles of Russian foreign policy which is absolute noninterference in internal affairs."
"For that reason we do not interfere in the shape of the government coalition or the distribution of seats and the participating factions," he added. "We do not lean toward one faction or the other, but we condemn any external interference in internal Lebanese affairs."
Zasypkin said that Russia encourages continuous dialogue in Lebanon in order to overcome various obstacles.
But Zasypkin acknowledged that there were threats against his embassy, which is surrounded by new protective measures.
"We live at a sensitive stage and in a heated region and the dangers do not surround us alone," he said. "Explosions could target other centers and therefore we have taken preventive decisions and strengthened measures around the embassy."
Lebanon has been the target of several bombings and rocket attacks in recent months, particularly in areas traditionally associated with Hezbollah. Militant groups claiming responsibility for the attacks cite the party's involvement in Syria.
Zasypkin added, however, that terrorism does not affect Russia's position on Middle Eastern issues "despite our interests facing danger."
On the ongoing upheaval in the Arab world, Zasypkin said that Russia warned against perceiving the developments in the region from a sectarian or religious point of view, without also working on resolving the Arab-Israeli dispute.
He said that Russia was subjected to "deception" by powers who exploited the humanitarian situation in Libya, obtaining authorization for a no-fly zone and then using it to overthrow the regime of Col. Moammar Gadhafi.
The U.N. Security Council endorsed a no-fly zone in 2011 to protect civilians from an onslaught by Gadhafi's forces. NATO-backed rebels eventually ended four decades of his rule.
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Zasypkin also said Russia was committed to combating terrorism and religious extremism.
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CORK, Ireland, November 27 /PRNewswire/ -- The Committee for Human Medicinal Products (CHMP) has issued a positive opinion recommending approval for once-daily dosing of 800 mg PREZISTA(R) (darunavir) with low-dose ritonavir as part of combination therapy in treatment-naive adults (those who have never taken HIV medication before). Darunavir, a protease inhibitor, was developed by Tibotec Pharmaceuticals, and Tibotec, a division of Janssen-Cilag, is the organisation responsible for marketing the brand in Europe.
The positive opinion from the CHMP, the committee responsible for the scientific assessment of new medicinal products, will be reviewed by the European Commission, which then has authority to approve medicines for use throughout the European Union.
The CHMP's positive opinion is based on 48-week analyses of plasma HIV RNA levels and CD4+ cell counts from the ongoing, randomised, controlled, open-label phase III trial ARTEMIS in antiretroviral treatment-naive HIV-1-infected adults. Patients received 800 mg darunavir once daily with 100 mg ritonavir as part of combination therapy.
Darunavir, co-administered with low dose ritonavir, is currently indicated in combination with other antiretroviral medicinal products for the treatment of HIV-1 infection in highly pre-treated adult patients who failed more than one regimen containing a protease inhibitor (PI). Darunavir was given conditional approval by the European Commission in February 2007. The full marketing authorisation from the European Commission for treatment-naive adult patients is expected in the coming months.
Important Safety Information
In the registrational studies, darunavir was generally well tolerated
versus the investigator selected PIs. The majority of the adverse reactions
reported in patients who initiated therapy with darunavir 600 mg
co-administered with 100 mg ritonavir twice daily were mild to
|SOURCE Tibotec Pharmaceuticals
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Justified in His Sight
Is our justification a past event or a future one? The debate continues while the answer is, like Adam and Eve, hidden in plain sight.
The problem with most theological discussions concerning our justification is that they are imagined in the courts of men rather than in the court of God. What is the difference between these two courts?