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BWW Reviews: Boykan and BMOP Present Boykan's ORCHESTRAL WORKS
Martin Boykan is certainly one of the most influential of our modern composers, as well as one of those most clearly influenced beneficently by grounding both in the modern European orchestral traditions and in the modern American neo-classical traditions of the early and mid-Twentieth Century. Anyone whose influences are both Copland and Schoenberg should have an intriguing outlook on musicality, and Boykan, in his compositions, shows a clear and, while frequently unusual, still appealing, philosophy of sound.
Best known as a chamber music composer, he has nonetheless written a fine orchestral pieces, which are on display in the recent BMOP release, MARTIN BOYKAN: ORCHESTRAL WORKS. With the assistance of violin virtuoso Curtis Macomber and popular opera baritone Sanford Sylvan, who has multiple Grammys to his name, the Boston Modern Orchestra Project and conductor Gil Rose have, under their successful BMOP label, released a compact disc illustrating Boykan's mastery of composition for full orchestra and soloists. Boykan's 2003 Concerto for Violin and Orchestra is followed by the worthy Symphony for Orchestra with its baritone setting of Keats' sonnet "To Sleep".
The Concerto begins with an andante movement, opening with a deep, lyrical string line accompanied by clarinet and more strings, strongly reminiscent of Schoenberg, and perpetually returns to the opening notes as Macomber moves up the register. Macomber's handling of the solo line has a deft lightness to it, especially as both he and the orchestra end the movement dramatically but quietly. The second movement, "L'istesso tempo," opens with Macomber soloing as in the first movement, but in higher register and with a more determined pace, while percussion enters more prominently than in the first movement. Finally, the Allegro giocoso brings strings and percussion into competition at a more pronounced tempo, leading into a dissonance punctuated by Macomber's rising register (yet with a continued lightness in a particularly dynamic moment). Macomber's solo contrasts with the strong, ever-darkening mood of the rest of the orchestra as the movement ends. A combination of traditional structure with a modern and fresh interpretation of rhythm and use of orchestra against the soloist, the Concerto is presented masterfully under Rose's baton.
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A graduate of Wilson College (PA) with additional studies in drama and literature from Open University (UK), Marakay is also a writer, film reviewer and interviewer as well as a guest lecturer at various colleges, and is listed in Marquis' "Who's Who in America". As of 2014, she serves as Vice-Chair of the Advisory Board of the Beaux Arts Society, Inc. of New York and a member of GALECA (Gay and Lesbian Entertainment Critics Association). Marakay is senior theatre critic for Central Pennsylvania and a senior editor for BWWBooksWorld as well as a classical music reviewer. In her free time, Marakay practices law and often gets it right.


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Thanks for a very insightful and informative post!
It's interesting to know that you were able to keep flying through with plugins as that sounds like it was one of the issues with all of the updates.
I personally don't use any plug-ins for any browser. I used to use IEPro but with a download manager finally it's becoming less useful. For all of your ad blocking I just wonder if you've ever looked into squid. Stop all of the ads from the server level so you don't have to micromanage all of your pcs and browsers.
For us at work we just won't push out a new browser update unless something is critical that we do. I'm not sure how many desktops you support but there is no way we could keep 500 pcs up to date 24/7 because of some of the software we use. (Have things in place stop changes being made) There is actually a vulnerability in FF 4 - 8 right now that could be used for key logging. It was fixed in FF9 but there is compatibility issues with one of the websites that we use so we can't just upgrade to 9. Since FF is already on 10 I doubt they are going to patch it for any of the older versions, which makes it difficult for us to come up with a solution. Hopefully this version of 10 ESR will start working for the sites we need and we can get on it asap.
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Africa; Horn of Africa; refugees and forced migration; post-conflict social integration; violence and conflict analysis; humanitarianism and humanitarian assistance; globalisation, transnationalism, diasporas and remittances; famine and food security; livelihoods in emergency contexts.
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East Asia, capital-labour relations, state-society relations, labour and social movement in globalising East Asia, TNCs and division of labour in East Asia
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Global environmental governance, biodiversity conservation, tourism, wildlife trade, poaching and enforcement
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Political economy of labour migration, class and capitalism in the Middle East. With a focus on the the states of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Palestine, and the dynamics of regional accumulation.
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NGOs and social movements, politics and development in Nepal and South Asia, global protest and change, alternatives to neoliberalism and imperialism.
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East Africa, particularly Uganda and Sudan, West Africa; conflict and development; forced migration; refugees; humanitarian interventions
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Political Economy; Emerging finance capitalism; Privatization; Alternative development; Banking, finance, and development; Mexico, Turkey, other emerging capitalisms; State-capital-labour relations; State theory; Internationalization.
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Lecturer in Development StudiesInternational trade, global commodity chains; production networks and industrial systems; informality and processes of labour informalisation; inequality and social structures of oppression; gender, feminisms and reproduction; the political economy of the garment industry; the political economy of India
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Professor of Development StudiesSouth Asia, Central Asia; comparative political sociology of water resources and development; technology and agrarian change; boundary work in natural resources management; interdisciplinary social theory.
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Trans-nationality with particular reference to migration; refugee regime; borders and NGOs.
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Tim Pringle
Senior Lecturer in Labour, Social Movements and Development
East Asia, labour relations in China and Vietnam, trade union reform in China and Vietnam, labour and social movements in China, labour migration in China.
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Matteo Rizzo
Lecturer in Development Research Methods
Political economy of development, labour markets and informalisation, agrarian change, urbanisation, privatisation, aid effectiveness, Africa, Tanzania.
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Alfredo Saad Filho
Professor of Political EconomyLatin America; political economy of development; industrial policy; pro-poor economic policy; neoliberalism; value theory
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Subir Sinha
Senior Lecturer in Institutions and DevelopmentSouth Asia: institutions of development, NGOs, social movements; the environment, common property institutions and resource use
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Guy Standing
Professor of Development Studies
Economic security/insecurity, labour and work, cash transfers, basic income, social protection and the 'precaritat'
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Leandro Vergara-Camus
Lecturer in the Theory, Policy and Practice of Development
Political economy of Latin America, social and peasant movements, alter-globalisation movements and social change, alternative development, agrarian issues, and bio-fuels and energy politics.
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Part-Time Teaching Staff
Carolina Alves
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Marxist Political Economy, Political Economy of Finances, Financialisation, Financialisation in Emerging Capitalist Economies, Public Debt in Brazil, Brazilian Economy.
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Orzala Ashraf Nemat
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Political economy of local governance relations, State-building in conflict settings, Gender relations/ Development Studies
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Adeniyi P. Asiyanbi
Teaching Fellow
Political ecology, forest conservation, conservation history, governmentality, climate change mitigation and adaptation, Africa.
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Sibel Balci-Saner
Graduate Teaching Assistant
She holds MA in International Relations From Turkey and MSc in Migration, Mobility and Development from SOAS, University of London. She has spent many years working with the refugees as a practitioner with UNHCR, IOM and ICMC. She has supported Migration, Mobility and Development Cluster activities as an intern in 2011-12. Since 2011, she has been working for a London based charity to improve immigrant women's right in the UK.
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Ryan Brading
Teaching Fellow
Populist politics in Latin America and East Asia. Analysis of populist discourse with post-structuralist methods.
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James Brown
Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Carlos Chirinos
Senior Teaching FellowRadio in Africa, Communication for Development, Music and Media industries.
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Margarita Dimova
Senior Teaching Fellow
Transboundary illicit economies, drug trade, local entrepreneurship, order and disorder, control and policing, crime and authority in postcolonial Africa.
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Diana Felix Da Costa
Graduate Teaching Assistant
The research takes the case of Murle local political structures and leadership to explore the role of local brokers in mediating and negotiating meanings to and outcomes with different interlocutors through fieldwork in Boma Hills, Jonglei State in South Sudan.
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Edwige Aimee Fortier
Senior Teaching Fellow (2014-15)
The changing nature of the public sphere, in particular the concept of "civil society" and how it is understood within the context of democratisation and neoliberal discourses in the Middle East and North Africa; HIV/AIDS, sexual minorities, civil society, the public sphere, associative Islam, neoliberalism, democratisation, human rights and the Arab Uprisings.
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Tobias Franz
Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Amrita Lamba
Senior Teaching Fellow
Brazil, South Africa, India; comparative study of natural resources governance; innovations in institutional design; the emergence of the 'regulatory state' in the developing world; poverty analysis; forced migration; adaptation and climate change.
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Mark McQuinn
Teaching Fellow
Lecturer in Development Studies with a doctorate from SOAS. Currently researching the influence of foreign aid on the work of civil society groups in Sierra Leone and Tanzania. Published book in 2012 – Civil Society as a Conflictual Sphere in Post-liberalization Tanzania. Worked in Sierra Leone, Tanzania, the Sudan and Bulgaria.
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Rouba Mhaissen
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Armed with my passion for economic development and gender, I participated in networks and research projects focusing on women, addressing mainly their position in labor markets, but also in light of the civil war, religion, and the society in Lebanon and Syria. Apart from that, my humanitarian record abounds with work with women, youth and families. I co-founded and currently head the "Sawa For Development and Aid" initiative, which provides relief and sustainable development for Syrian refugees in Lebanon.
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Lorenza Monaco
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Neoliberalism; Globalisation; Industrial Development; Labour; Political Economy; India; Automotive Sector
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Tahani Mustafa
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Helena Pérez Niño
Teaching Fellow
Political Economy of Development. Agrarian Change in Southern Africa. Violence, conflict and Development. Borderlands and state-building processes. Extractive industries and capitalist transitions.
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Farwa Sial
Senior Teaching Fellow
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Pon Souvannaseng
Teaching Fellow
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David Wearing
Graduate Teaching Assistant
David's research focuses on British foreign policy in the Middle East. He writes regularly for the Guardian and other publications on domestic politics and international affairs.
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Graduate Teaching Assistant
Political economy, neoliberalism, privatization, Turkey, Cyprus
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Senior Teaching Fellow
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Department Manager (Interim)
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The Department Student Officer (DSO) is available to offer information and guidance to prospective students enquiring about departmental programmes of study, and to current students for issues such as class attendance, course work deadlines and submission, as well as mitigating circumstances and timetable queries. The DSO works closely with the department's student representatives and welfare departments across the School to provide specialised support to students in the department of Development Studies and Centre for Gender Studies.
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Tony Allan
Professorial Research Associate
Analysis of water resources in semi-arid regions and the role of global systems in ameliorating local and regional water deficits. Established the concept of Virtual Water. Was awarded the Stockholm Water Prize in 2008 in recognition of his contribution to water science.
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Alison J. Ayers
Professorial Research Associate
Global/international political economy, globalisation, imperialism and development; theorisation of the state; the constitutive role of the subaltern within the global political economy; political violence and armed conflict, the ideology of 'failed states'; democratisation and governance; the philosophy and methodology of social science.
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Jairus Banaji
Professorial Research Associate
Agrarian history; Late Antiquity and early Islam; historical materialism; and, contemporary India, with a special interest in issues like the critique of minimalist stereotypes of the ancient economy; Marx's method in Capital; modes of production; the fate of the peasantry under capitalism; and, labour and capital in India's economy.
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Samuel Cohn
Professorial Research Associate
Professor of Sociology at Texas A & M University, currently working on the reinterpretation of the causes of differential rates of national economic growth between 1870 and 1950.
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Plínio de A. Sampaio Jr.
Professorial Research Associate
Political economy of development; Brazilian economic history; Latin-American structuralism; impact of world economic crisis over the international division of labor; Latin-American economy.
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Barbara Harriss-White
Professorial Research Associate
Markets and capitalism; rural development; poverty and social welfare; South Asian political economy; field economics
Giorgos Kallis
Leverhulme Visiting Professor
Environmental scientist working on ecological economics and political ecology
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George Irvin
Professorial Research AssociateWorld trade and financial flows and the EU economies.
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Cristobal Kay
Professorial Research AssociateLatin American theories of development, political economy of agrarian change, rural livelihoods, farming systems, land reform, peasant movements, historical comparative analyses of the European and Latin American rural economy and society
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Stephanie Seguino
Professorial Research Associate
The relationships between inequality, growth, and development. A major focus of Stephanie's work explores the effect of gender equality on macroeconomic outcomes. She has more recently begun to examine the gender and race effects of contractionary monetary policy.
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Marcio Valenca
Professorial Research AssociatePolitical economy of urbanization; housing provision systems, finance, conditions and policies; military corporate housing; urban development; real estate markets; land development; city entrepreneurialism, city branding. Brazil; UK; Portugal; South Africa; Hong Kong.
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Stephen Biggs
Research Associate
Political economy of rural and agrarian change, Patterns of rural and agricultural mechanization, Fairer trade, Politics of global agricultural Science and Technology assessments, Rural development, Research methods. Mainly worked in Nepal, Bangladesh and India.
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Carlos Castel-Branco
Research Associate
Economist focussing on Mozambique, specifically: political economy of economic growth and accumulation, industrialization and public policy.
Artur Colom-Jaén
Research Associate
Political economy of aid systems in Africa; natural resources exploitation and management; regional and global integration.
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Judy El-Bushra
Research Associate
Judy El-Bushra's main area of specialisation is gender, conflict and peace, focusing geographically on the Horn of Africa and Central Africa (particularly Sudan, Somalia, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Eastern DRC). Her current research interest is in expanding understandings of gender in fragile contexts and of fragility in the light of gender: more specifically the impact of war on men and on constructions of masculinity; gender and statebuilding; gender in emergency response and resilience-building.
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Richard Erlebach
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Sonia Languille
Post-Doctoral Associate
Political economy of education and development in sub-Saharan Africa; privatisation of education, secondary education, social mobilisation around schooling, textbook industry; politics of aid and public finance; South Africa, Tanzania.
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Miriam Nabarro
Research Associate
Art and theatre in conflict and post conflict settings; psychosocial and humanitarian programming in emergencies, participatory methods, community engagement; political economy of violence and conflict, cultural genocide, resilience and survival, representations of violence, politics of memory. Thematic interests in youth, migration, borderlands, Great Lakes, Sudan, Caucasus and the Balkans. Works with printmaking, photography and performance.
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Nandini Nayak
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India, gender, development, civil society, social movement, social policy, employment, rural economy.
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Lucia Pradella
Research Associate
Political economy and sociology of globalisation, international migration, capital-labour relations, history of political economy and political thought
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K Ravi Raman
Research Associate
Honorary Research Fellow, Department of Social Anthropology, University of Manchester, UK
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Orlanda Ruthven
Research Associate
Orlanda Ruthven specialises in labour standards, job quality and skills in global supply chains, as a researcher, advisor and trainer. She is co-author of Portfolios of the Poor: How the World's Poor Live on $2 a Day (2009, Princeton) and has studied anthropology and political economy.
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Claudia Seymour
Research Associate
Young people's experiences of and means of coping with violence in North and South Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo
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Emeritus Professors
Henry Bernstein
Emeritus Professor of Development StudiesEast Africa and South Africa; sociology of development; agrarian political economy; social and political theory; food commodity chains; governance and development.
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Deniz Kandiyoti
Emeritus Professor in Development StudiesMiddle East and Central Asia: gender and development; the state and social policy; feminist theory
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Macroeconomics and poverty reduction, classical political economy, and labour markets
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Josh Beckett has made it clear that he's thankful to the Red Sox and their fans for his time in Boston. But that doesn't mean he's letting all the fans off the hook -- especially those he thinks had it out for him this year. Beckett ripped the local media and the larger Boston sports culture in a column by WEEI.com's Rob Bradford on Wednesday, criticizing those who weren't satisfied with what he brought to the team and those who he says were rooting for him to fail. "It's just a matter of time before they get you, basically," he...
What a classles bum this guy is, a real creep, and obviously one with ZERO CLASS!!!! Once Boston gave him his big payday he proceeded to dog it going forward and never earned that kind of money. Remember the time he took himself out of a start due to an arm problem and was playing golf the next day. Hmm...seems to me you need your arms to play golf also. When the media criticized him which they were correct to do, this crybaby thought they were trying to get him. Let's face it, HE STINKS NOW...PERIOD!!!!! I'm sure the fans in Boston are glad to see this prima donna gone.
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No one was hurt when fire heavily damaged a Valley City house at 643 Central Ave. North Monday Morning, said Valley City Fire Chief Gary Retterath at the scene about 11 a.m. Monday.
Sometime between 8 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. firefighters heard a report of smoke coming from the residence, Retterath said.
"I was at the state and they said smoke was coming out of the house, and there sure was, coming through a roof vent," Retterath said.
No one was home at the occupied residence owned by Conrad Hoff during the fire, Retterath said.
"Once we opened up the door, it was really full of smoke and pressure."
Approximately 20 Valley City firefighters were on the scene about 11 a.m., and Retterath said the turnout by firefighters was a good one.
Valley City residents heading to work north on Central Avenue from Main Street about 8:30 a.m., were greeted by the smell and sight of heavy smoke, along with flashing lights on firefighters' vehicles at the residence, a couple of blocks from the Valley Senior High School and Junior High complex.
"It took us a good hour to get the fire under control" after arriving, Retterath said.
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A joint WHO/UNICEF news release: Lack of sanitation for 2.4 billion people is undermining health improvements. Excerpt:
Lack of progress on sanitation threatens to undermine the child survival and health benefits from gains in access to safe drinking water, warn WHO and UNICEF in a report tracking access to drinking water and sanitation against the Millennium Development Goals.
The Joint Monitoring Programme report, Progress on sanitation and drinking water: 2015 update and MDG assessment, says worldwide, 1 in 3 people, or 2.4 billion, are still without sanitation facilities – including 946 million people who defecate in the open.
"What the data really show is the need to focus on inequalities as the only way to achieve sustainable progress," said Sanjay Wijesekera, head of UNICEF's global water, sanitation and hygiene programmes. "The global model so far has been that the wealthiest move ahead first, and only when they have access do the poorest start catching up. If we are to reach universal access to sanitation by 2030, we need to ensure the poorest start making progress right away."
Access to improved drinking water sources has been a major achievement for countries and the international community. With some 2.6 billion people having gained access since 1990, 91% of the global population now have improved drinking water – and the number is still growing. In sub-Saharan Africa, for example, 427 million people have gained access – an average of 47,000 people per day every day for 25 years.
The child survival gains have been substantial. Today, fewer than 1 000 children under 5 die each day from diarrhoea caused by inadequate water, sanitation and hygiene, compared to over 2 000 15 years ago.
On the other hand, the progress on sanitation has been hampered by inadequate investments in behaviour change campaigns, lack of affordable products for the poor, and social norms which accept or even encourage open defecation. Although some 2.1 billion people have gained access to improved sanitation since 1990, the world has missed the MDG target by nearly 700 million people. Today, only 68% of the world's population uses an improved sanitation facility – 9% points below the MDG target of 77 per cent.
"Until everyone has access to adequate sanitation facilities, the quality of water supplies will be undermined and too many people will continue to die from waterborne and water-related diseases," said Dr Maria Neira, Director of the WHO Department of Public Health, Environmental and Social Determinants of Health.
Access to adequate water, sanitation and hygiene is critical in the prevention and care of 16 of the 17 neglected tropical diseases (NTDs), including trachoma, soil-transmitted helminths (intestinal worms) and schistosomiasis. NTDs affect more than 1.5 billion people in 149 countries, causing blindness, disfigurement, permanent disability and death.
The practice of open defecation is also linked to a higher risk of stunting – or chronic malnutrition – which affects 161 million children worldwide, leaving them with irreversible physical and cognitive damage.
"To benefit human health it is vital to further accelerate progress on sanitation, particularly in rural and underserved areas," added Dr Neira.


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Geals work rate in the championship rounds should get him through , he went to Germany twice and won two belts, he knows how to box for the judges, Barker is good with a big heart and has ramped up his aggression a bit, should be close but I'm picking Geale on a split decisionPosted August 16, 2013 9:21 pm
Barker's an old skool British middleweight.
Lots of skill, plenty of heart and a decent chin.
Could be his night!
Barker has to know when to back off and nick some air.
Two crackin fights tomorrow night!Posted August 16, 2013 6:34 pm
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GEALEPosted August 16, 2013 12:18 pm
put Lucas Browne in with Denotay Wilder and well see who has decent fighters lolPosted August 16, 2013 11:02 am
phily fool , you are a fool. Geale is Australia's only world class world champ ATM, but with multiple world title holders Anthony Mundine, Danny Green and Vic Darchinyan still doing the rounds, not to mention former world champ Billy Dib on the comback trail and also perennial title challengers Sakio Bika and Sam Soliman still in the mix, Australia is full of 'decent' fighters and many up and comers. Not a bad list by anyones standards for a country with the same population as Romania..Posted August 16, 2013 11:00 am
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Golovkin could KO both these guys in the same fight!Posted August 16, 2013 10:37 am
Cant wait for this fight! Geale is a true champion. Ive got him winning by UD but not by a lot. He seems to just do what it takes to get the uperhand in his fights. The guy knows how to win.Posted August 16, 2013 9:29 am
Hooper could go on to acheive big thingsPosted August 16, 2013 8:31 am
@philly fool : "Geale is the only decent fighter Australia has got"
Overall, I generally laugh off criticisms of Australian sporting performance. In any per capita list (e.g. Olympic medal tallies per population) we tend to wipe the floor with the supposed super powers of sport (as do other smaller nations like New Zealand or even more impressively, Jamaica).Posted August 16, 2013 7:59 am
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Geale is the only decent fighter Australia has gotPosted August 16, 2013 7:17 am
Oi Peckham, i used to live in Carlton grove. Now you know lolPosted August 16, 2013 7:12 am
Im a Brit, I like both fighters and I'm not sure who will win. I give the edge to Geale as he's fought better competition but Darren may see this as potentially his last chance to fight for a world title and fight in a more aggressive manner than on previous occasions.
My heart says Barker, my head says Geale.
Like a Tottenham fan watching Man Utd vs Liverpool….I don't care much for the result, just want to see an entertaining and exciting match!Posted August 16, 2013 7:06 am
MTB KING has a little willyPosted August 16, 2013 7:00 am
Barker UD. Geales an ambassador to the sport, a good champion, but its Barker takes the belt i rekonPosted August 16, 2013 6:59 am
You cant just say Barker needs to throw more punches to beat Geale. Its about the quality of the punches. If Geale throws 100 pitty pat shots per round, and Barker throws 50 damaging shots per round, Barkers taking the fightPosted August 16, 2013 6:44 am
Geale will be too busy for Barker. Barker needs to find some big punches from somwhere, but most probably Geale wins a decision.Posted August 16, 2013 6:43 am
The 'same old same old' wont be enough from Barker to beat Geale. Barker must literally almost double his normal punch output if he is to win. Thats a big ask from Barker who has always lacked the physicality needed to make it as a champion. But f he really has reinvented himself as he claims then he definitely has certain advantages over Geale. While I favour Geale, the physically and mentally tougher man, I have to point out that Geale is by no means unbeatable. He has been very lucky so far, but there is only so far you can go on Geales limited skillset. So Barker has a chance.Posted August 16, 2013 6:17 am
Leonard here Davo …read what I actually wrote again Davo…we are not too far apart at all! Except for the bit about Geale having "great" footwork, an "awesome" jab etc. You haven't seen many great or awesome boxers have you son? indeed you are right about Geales stamina and work rate….but that's about it apart from his strength of character which as a Geale fan Im surprised you dont mention. By the way I like Geale and respect him but I have to be honest. In terms of top class middleweights Geale is a feather fisted flapper…..the Tazmanian Tapper they should call him. Every single decent opponent has taken him the full 12.Posted August 16, 2013 6:04 am
Certainly should be an all out action fight mr gav ………too and fro …..Posted August 16, 2013 5:03 am
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A good article for once. I've not seen much of geale and barkers resemue is a little thin. But I believe barker will do it. Geale not got the skills or power Martinez has and barker knows it. That's why he wins by udPosted August 16, 2013 4:17 am
Barker is a very solid performer and will give Geale all he can handle …..Though if he does not up his work rate , and use his jab more Geale will outpoint him ….Too say that Darren has "has adopted a much more aggresive style" Is nice though is has more to do with the quality of opposition than simply "adopting" a more aggressive style …He fought a very conservative fight against Sergio only because Marriville did not allow him to fight "his" fight ………Though fighting Daniel will be easier for Darren …As Geale fights in a more conventional manner ……Posted August 16, 2013 2:13 am
Geale to win this easy. Sick of hearing how Barker faught a good fight aginst Sergio. All I ssen him do was come forward throwing one jab at a time and some times two and getting smaked up while trying to land his jab. Gaeale is no joke has skills and good foot movement great acuracy and a awsome work rate. Geale is by UD or late soppage.Posted August 16, 2013 1:04 am
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@The Greatest. Hey pal. I'm lost. Who is Collins? Forgive me for not understanding.Posted August 16, 2013 12:05 am
I`m picking Geale on points, he works harder at critical moments, is well rounded, decent speed, chin, he hits hard enough even if not a KO monster.
He`s just a very very proficient professional at his peak.Posted August 15, 2013 10:36 pm
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Will I disagree. I don't think Barker is gonna bring it like that. He will throw less than 600 punches and lose a decision.Posted August 15, 2013 8:43 pm
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@TheGreatest… Uhhh calm down buddy. Outside of the title this is actually a well written piece. While others are moving on and commenting on the fight you seem to have something personal against the writers. Maybe you are a wannabe boxing scribe who is ready to start penning some stories? Well? Show us what you got.Posted August 15, 2013 8:41 pm
The predictions are all based on the Martinez fight and are terrible.
One mentions the samials fight- well done.
Barker has adopted a much more aggresive style in his last two fights which you would know if you had watched them.
He plants his feet and looks very powerful.
I spoke to him in oerson and he said this is down to confidence.
He feels he has the beating of Geale and will adopt the aggresive tactics.
I think Barker wins by stoppage or wide decision.Posted August 15, 2013 8:17 pm
Hey, That's my Bike!!!
Geale is going to smoke that Barker. Smoke him I say. Work rate will win this fight because Geale has a decent chin and Barker is not a 1 punch KO fighter. It will be entertaining though. It might be one of those close fights in the ring yet Geale winning a wide UD from doing more for most of the rounds.Posted August 15, 2013 7:24 pm
Barker is probably technically better than Geale in practically every department except perhaps the one that counts….the ability to fight hard for 12 tough rounds!Posted August 15, 2013 7:20 pm
Da UnKnown Comic
Evander used steroids and HGH. Geale is a clean athlete.Posted August 15, 2013 5:41 pm
Swedish Boxing Fan
There is only ONE "Real Deal" in boxing. That one is of course the first unified and undisputed cruiserweight champion of the world and only 4-time world heavyweight champion in history, the boxing warrior – Evander "The Real Deal" Holyfield. No one else will find it an easy time to have that legendary ring name. Yeah of course "Sugar" Ray Robinson got followers with Ray Leonard and Shane Mosley BUT "The Real Deal" is more a personal mark and a real name to put it.Posted August 15, 2013 5:32 pm
Da UnKnown Comic
I used to write for a column. I think the editor probably should have dropped the second Daniel and everything afterwards to another line. Who cares? Nice predictions. I think Geale wins too.Posted August 15, 2013 5:23 pm


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Been waiting for the Nokia N95 with 3G? Well, the wait is now over. Nokia released the unlocked N95 into the wild today. In case you've forgotten what all the hubbub is about then check here for details. Otherwise, if you're lucky enough to have a Nokia store in your town, which means you live in NYC or Chicago. Get ready to pony up $700, though. Yikes.
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