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Flamboyant Christchurch property developer Antony Gough is getting an honorary doctorate from the University of Canterbury.
Gough, who is best known for creating the stretch of bars and restaurants along Oxford Terrace, will become an honorary Doctor of Commerce in recognition of his significant contribution to the development of Christchurch's central city.
Since the quakes Gough has been at the forefront of the rebuild effort.
As chairman of the Central City Retailers' Association, he was instrumental in establishing the Re:Start container mall in Cashel St.
His company has also begun a $140 million redevelopment project centred on his former Oxford Terrace precinct.
To be known as The Terrace, the development includes bars, restaurants, shops, a hotel, apartments and offices and will eventually include 40,000 square metres of built space where up to 2000 people will work.
University of Canterbury chancellor Dr John Wood said it was timely and appropriate for the university to acknowledge the significant contribution that Gough had made to the development of the city over many years, and especially since the earthquakes.
The honorary doctorate will be awarded to Gough, who graduated from Canterbury University in 1970 with a Bachelor of Science degree, with honours in nuclear science, during the university's April graduation ceremonies.
Award-winning filmmaker Vincent Ward and corporate magnate Alan Gibbs are also getting honorary doctorates from the university.
Ward will become a Doctor of Fine Arts and Gibbs a Doctor of Engineering.
Ward is one of New Zealand's most celebrated filmmakers, screenwriters and artists. His films have received critical acclaim both within New Zealand and overseas, and are known for their strong visual and atmospheric elements.
His films began receiving international recognition and critical acclaim even before he had graduated from Canterbury University in 1979 with a Diploma in Fine Arts.
Ward's first feature film, Vigil (1984), was the first New Zealand feature film to be invited to enter the competition at the Cannes Film Festival.
Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey (1988) and Map of the Human Heart (1993) also featured at Cannes. His 1998 film What Dreams May Come, starring Robin Williams, received an Academy Award for best visual effects.
Ward developed the initial story for Alien 3, executive produced the Academy Award nominated film The Last Samurai, which starred Tom Cruise, and directed the historical epic River Queen. He received the New Zealand Order of Merit for his contribution to filmmaking in 2007.
Gibbs has had a substantial influence across New Zealand's business, economic, political and cultural spheres since graduating from Canterbury University in 1961 with a Bachelor of Arts in economics, having previously studied for three years towards an engineering degree.
During New Zealand's period of economic reform from the late 1970s to the early 1990s, Gibbs was active in restructuring inefficient businesses such as Freightways and, more significantly, Telecom, so that their best elements could survive and prosper in competitive markets.
He helped establish New Zealand's first pay television channel, Sky TV, and was key in the development of Auckland's Viaduct Harbour.
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i thought it was just a matter of extending existing law to gay couples
I hope that they will make it full equality because expect nothing less from France.I hope hollande will listen to his base and take this bold step by simply ignoring the ignorants
Yes, the Catholic mafia have long arms… But without success in this case, I hope!
The problem is not the catholic mafia but the general "fear" of the unknown wich is very suprising considering the very liberal social attitudes of the french
Liberal social attitudes? You sound as if you have never lived in France. France is a very socially conservative society.
I have had relatives who have studied in France and they found it liberal.I mean the president is unmarried and cohabitates with his girlfriend,Sarkozy divorced and remarried during his term so dont you find that liberal ??? What do you consider "socialy conservative" ??
Jerry, you have no idea of French society and its conservatism. The lack of concern about girlfriends and wives of Presidents is itself a conservative view that what happens in private remains so. Sarkozy lost the election partly because he played in public.
French society is very conservative and not at all liberal. It does not welcome foreigners to live, it does not welcome difference, and it is not at all dynamic.
Your view of "conservatism" is very mild and if you were so conservative the law would never have had the support of 63%-58% would it ??.I think what you mean is nationalism and anti-multiculturalism wich are different things.Have you seen italy and germany ??? Do you consider the more liberal ???
Marriage and adoption by 2013?
Yet the UK has to wait 2 more years. Why?
Because France started before us.
Maybe because our government wants to get it right without imperfections, but I agree, it is taking far too long. You would think it would have used the CP legislation as a road map to implement faster passage of equal marriage given that almost all of the rights are identical to marriage. I fail to see why there is so much difficulty and time wasting. If', when and how to introduce it make no sense. The public have already been told that no religious denomination will be forced to recognise or perform these marriages but those same denominations in opposition keep raising the issue to delay the inevitable. Interestingly, the French version doesn't specify if denominations wishing to participate will be allowed to under its new legislation coming in October.
Marriage in France is entirely secular so denominations won't be involved unless they wish to provide a religious 'after' service which is of course entirely up to them.
Yes it needs to be full equality, but the quote saying that without medically assisted conception it is nearly impossible to have a baby is wrong. DIY home insemination with a trusted known donor is the norm for coparenting arrangements. Medically assisted conception applies people using anonymous sperm donors through clinics, which is one valid way for lesbains to get pregnant but not the only way.
Suposing that you don't even consider to tell lesbians that they can have a child if they guet one the "natural" way, wich would be hypocritical, there is just one possibility for them to have a child.
But this possibility is verry rare, last case was verry well documented, about 2000 years ago, and christians really like to tell this story.
So no, in France, the only way for lebians to get pregnant is via MAP, because they cannot have sperm even the one of a friend : it has to be the one of the husband, or an anonymous one only if the usband cannot procreate.
It is stupid, but the medical staff can only provide help to procreate to a "live couple that is young enough to procreate", couple being defined of course by "a man and a woman".
Today French gay community have a absolutely historical and indeed very unique chance to make all wishes from last few decades real. But time for it is very short – not fife, just two years: today the gay friendly Socialists control all levels of power,- but 2014 France will held a partial elections to the Upper House, The Senate. Today the left bloc have there a very small, but absolute majority – for the first time in the history of the Fifth Republic, it means, since 1959. I remember, how difficult, both political and psychological, it was 1998-99 for the left government of Ms. Jospin under Conservative President J. Chirac to approve civil partnership law ('Pacs') against 'veto' from conservative-clerical majority in the Palais Luxembourg. It was needed to vote in Lower House even seven or eight times again and again, until, on the rule from the Constitution of 1959, this 'veto' has lost his judicial power. Change this time will be much more easy, but it must be very quickly…
Maybe someone needs to explain to the French government a foreign, perhaps unfamiliar word: Egalite (!) If you're married, your rights and responsbilities are identical vis-a-vis the government whether hetero or homosexual.
I read somewere that there is a chance that the european court cold give a ruling wich requires full equality.The law has only to be challenget
The bill does as it stand have a lot of "clout" and it's rather hypocritical of GAYlib the equivalent of LGBTory to critize Hollande when Sarkozy did sod all for gay families.
If MAP slows things down to a grinding halt then go for the bill as it stands and work on MAP at the same time or at a later date. Gay adoption and equal marriage rights which are much greater than those for PACS is a big step.
In the UK if we can get equal civil marriage and then religious ones at a later date then great but any excuse to just slow things down or come to grinding halt is pointless, the same goes in France. Beware of dithering too long, the longer the church has to rally support the less chance of change at all.
Gaylib is acting hypocritically and in a party political way. It is associated with the UMP and is seeking to criticise the PS.
I agree, get it passed first and make any changes after the fact. I'd take the proposed legislation, imperfect as it is. Maybe that's why ours is taking longer, the government want to get it right without any of the imperfections that we had with CP legislation. The religious nutters can rant all they want, they're going nowhere since they're not the majority and they're not the government. The vitriole from them will increase as legislation nears a vote on both sides of the channel or chunnel.
The UK has a simple change to do. We already (more or less) have the same rights as married couples. France is behind the UK in many ways. PACS has a lot less rights than married couples. They have to now decide/persuade everyone to give the same rights to gay people inlcuding adoption, inheritance, pension etc. The UK has settled all this when they did CPs, It 's now down to simply changing the name of CP to marrigae. Even religious marriages are being excluded. There is something quite frankyl suspicious about how slow the UK is. The questions in the consultation were failry mundane and petty, not earth shatterring and diffiuclt to resolve and could have been done via a bill and committee work. Thanks heavens Chis Bryant is going to do a mock 10 min bill on the 30th Oct to show how easy it is.
Get on with the equal marriage law now and deal with MAP later.
I was very negative surprised, that Minister of Justice, Ms. Taubira ( with origin from French oversee -department in Latin America) has announce the first concrete details from the planned same-sex marriage bill in the Catholic newspaper 'La Croix". Is it in France not enough more gay friendly or neutral papers and media than this owned by Catholic Church, no? Even Italy have 'La Reppublica' and Poland – 'Gazeta Wyborcza'. What about 'Liberation', 'Le Monde' or France 2?
Medical assistance is very important. Is it clear though that it needs to be included in legislation? To be fair, I don't know very much about the legal framework. It may be that this is a relatively straightforwards service provision decision that will flow from the change in partnership law (marriage, adoption and parenting) as well as France's antidiscrimination law. Or alternatively it oucld be ammended as it progressses through the Parliament.
By "near impossible" she must mean "too icky to contemplate". Being a lesbian doesn't mean her plumbing is any different from any other womans.
Upon realizing that when it comes to men and women, separate is NOT equal, she demands that the state make it so.
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Later this month, Oct. 24, "Big River" will be the first production to take the Bedell stage -- and the first impression audiences get of this much-hyped, brand-new performing arts hall. And while the students, faculty and community thespians working on "Big River" say they don't really feel the pressure, they know it's there.
Southeast Missouri State University's theater and dance department produces a musical every year, but they usually come in the spring semester, allowing more preparation time, because musicals are usually more complex creations. This year "Big River" -- a musical based on Mark Twain's "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" -- was picked as the opener. Musicals are bigger crowd pleasers, and "Big River" fits nicely with the idea of a campus on the Mississippi River.
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"There's no doubt that were under a microscope right now," says Dr. Kenn Stilson, theater and dance department chair and "Big River" director.
Stilson is taking a rare break from the hard work that is "Big River," a few moments' conversation with a reporter in his office on the old seminary's fourth floor, overlooking the river the musical is named for.
"We're being watched very closely by a number of people in Cape Girardeau and the university and ... even across the state and outside that. But when you're in rehearsal, that doesn't necessarily distract from the rehearsal process, because you have to be focused, and relaxed, in a sense, otherwise it'll stifle your creativity.
The "Big River" debut will really be the first full showing to the public of what the River Campus is capable of, maybe the first tangible public display of what was bought with the campus' $50 million price tag.
Senior actor Stephen Fister has been an important part of many of Southeast Missouri State University's musicals. But Fister knows this time it's different. There's more to prove on the stage than usual. And it will work to the cast and crew's advantage, he says.
"It's a big show, so you want to do well," said Fister, who plays The Duke, a con-man who breaks out of prison with partner The King and joins Huck on the river. "On top of that, we now have this gorgeous new facility, and we have expectations of board members, of community members, of everybody within the department."
As far as Miller's concerned, the only expectation is that the Bedell's opening night will be a real hit with the crowd. While the public will have already had a chance to see the Bedell during the Oct. 21 Homecoming activities, "Big River" will be the auditorium's first big performance.
"It's total excitement," Miller said. "We're all waiting for the first curtain to go up."
For now, until they can get into the Bedell, the cast members are rehearsing in the Rust Flex Theatre, a large "black box" room that looks more like a warehouse or some sort of training facility -- with black walls, high ceilings and fluorescent lighting -- than a theater. They drill song and dance numbers, pretending to dance on and around the massive 40-by-12-foot stage set piece made to look like a river bluff, complete with caves running throughout.
Stilson, dance professor Lees Hummel, voice instructor Judith Farris and music department chair Dr. Chris Goeke scrutinize every move they make, every note they sing.
The actors and musicians include community members like Central Junior High music teacher Mike Dumey and some of his students; local blues musicians Bruce Zimmerman and Les Lindy; Central High School orchestra director Steve Schaffner; River City Players actor and director Lloyd Williams and more.
In all there are 51 cast members, bigger than any previous Southeast theater production. They rehearse six nights a week for several hours a night.
And while the cast toils away in the Rust by night, the crew works all day in the costume and scene shops, creating detailed period costumes from whole cloth and massive backdrops to decorate the set, working 70 hours a week.
"You talk about pressure, that's where the pressure is," Stilson said.
In the scene shop, the set pieces are almost taking up too much space to work, said scenic designer Jeff Luetkenhaus. In the Forrest H. Rose Theatre, such a large set never would have been practical, because set design actually occurred on the stage at the same time as rehearsal.
It's another benefit to the new, enhanced facilities. But there are still disadvantages, say some of the university's more seasoned actors.
"We're so used to the Rose, which was an amazing space," Fister said. "The fact that you could sit in the last row and still see facial expressions, that you could get all those subtleties, the nuances that actors throw into characters, I'll miss that a lot."
But performing before a house twice as big, and in a theater he's seen go from "four walls and a cement floor" to completion, will make up for any drawbacks to losing the Rose, Fister said.
It's still unclear how big that opening night audience will be. Tickets haven't sold out, but they are selling well, the River Campus box office reports.
Voice instructor Judith Farris, who was brought to the university from New York a few years back with the River Campus and big musicals in mind, hopes for a sellout.
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Sweet-and-Sour Cabbage Soup
There's nothing more comforting than a warming bowl of cabbage soup. Ours conjures up memories of beloved, slow-cooked Eastern European versions; yet it's quick to make.
Level: Easy
Serves: 4
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- ¼ lb. sliced bacon
- 1 onion
- 2 Carrots chopped
- 3 ribs celery
- 1 turnip
- 1½ tsp. caraway seeds
- 1½ lb. green cabbage (about 1/2 head)
- 7 c. canned low-sodium chicken broth or homemade stock
- 1.67 c. canned diced tomatoes with their juice (one 15-ounce can)
- 1½ tbsp. brown sugar
- 1½ tsp. salt
- ½ tsp. fresh-ground black pepper
- ¼ c. cider vinegar
- ½ c. raisins
- ¼ c. chopped fresh dill (optional)
- sour cream
- In a large saucepan, cook the bacon over moderate heat until crisp. Remove the bacon with a slotted spoon and drain on paper towels. Pour off all but 1 tablespoon of the fat. Reduce the heat to moderately low. Add the onion, carrots, celery and turnip and cook, stirring occasionally, until the vegetables start to soften, about 5 minutes.
- Stir in the caraway seeds, cabbage, and chicken broth and bring to a simmer. Reduce the heat and simmer, covered, until the cabbage wilts, about 5 minutes. Stir in the tomatoes, brown sugar, salt, pepper, vinegar and raisins. Cover and simmer for 30 minutes.
- Stir the bacon and the dill, if using, into the soup. Serve the soup topped with a dollop of sour cream, if using.
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Mildred L. Fitzsimons, 71, Roachdale died at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Mill Pond Health Campus.
She was born July 8, 1940 at Indianapolis, to Dale C. and Hazel Blaydes Fitzsimons.
She is survived by cousin Patty Hicks and several other cousins.
Her parents and a brother are deceased.
She graduated from Roachdale High School in 1958 and then attended Indiana Business College at Indianapolis.
She worked as a secretary for RR Donelleys at Crawfordsville.
Her memberships included: Roachdale Christian Church, where she played the organ for more than 50 years; 50-year member and past matron of the Order of Eastern Star at Roachdale; and Montgomery County Civic Band.
Funeral services are scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday at Roachdale Christian Church, 1 N. Walnut St., Roachdale. Burial will be at Roachdale Cemetery.
Friends may call 4-8 p.m. Thursday at the church with an Eastern Star memorial service scheduled at 7:30 p.m.
Servies and Morgan Funeral Home at Roachdale is assisting the family with the services.
Online condolences may be made at www.serviesmorgan.com.