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Hospitality of the hotel's staff, excellent location, reasonable price
The staff was exceptionally helpful (and thankfully, for us, they spoke English!). Great location right on the lake, and close to shops/restaurants.
Location next to the railway station - easy access. Cleanness and friendliness
the kindness of the personnel
the hotel itsself was really beautiful,a family run business at the beautiful village of hauterive!rooms,decoration and breakfast were all great!
Did not like the location
No service for meals and the breakfast was over priced for what they gave
Stunning scenery, comfortable rooms, quite good to have no television and bookshelves dotted around the place. Everybody read! The proximity of the farm was a big plus with the children.
The beds are very low. When I enquired, re. my elderly mother possibly wanting to come, I was told it was possible to raise beds. Maybe this should be advertised in the rooms. One member of our party with 2 new hips really appreciated a raised bed the second and third nights.
Very nice hotel. They offer freshest food, and organic food, since they have their ranch and farm. Of course the food served in the hotel is a little bit expensive, but in Switzerland, all food are expensive, no matter where you go, compared with other European countries. Also, it is an excellent place if you travel with kids, they offer extra bed for kids if they found you travel with kids. My son really enjoy what he found in the ranch and farm, very close to the nature, good for him.
Maybe the hotel want people stay with only for relaxation, so they do not have TV in the room. If they can offer WIFI or wireless, it could be better.
Parking was free
Staff was unfriendly. Room was okay at best. Internet was terribly expensive. Nothing around the hotel.
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Room a bit bare
The hotel was located very close to lake neuchatel in a quieter part is town a few minutes walk from the centre
Like the rest of the area the price was high for what you got compared to UK prices
My room on the top floor was spacious and quiet, with lovely views from the dormer windows of mountains and sea. The staff was pleasant and friendly, the atmosphere was comfortably low-key, and the location was convenient to the town centre (on foot or by tram) but far enough away to avoid the noise.
Unfortunately, I arrived during an unusual heat wave, and even with a rotating floor fan running non-stop, the un-air-conditioned space was so stultifyingly hot that it was all but unbearable, even at night ... especially as a sign tacked to the window advised against opening it with the lights on because of mosquitoes. The room had few amenities and no safe. The bathroom sink also was very slow to drain and needed unclogging.
Very close to the old city and center of the town the service is good and the personal really nice.
Very relaxing, felt as though we were on holiday somewhere exotic even though we were within a stone's throw from Neuchatel, the restaurant was excellent as was the service, the facilities provided in the room were of a very high standard and they had thought of everything. We actually asked to upgrade to a Lake Pavillion room once we were there.
The heating system was on full and could not be turned off -- the only comfortable way to sleep was to have the main window wide open all night. It was also too expensive -- only affordable on the basis that this was a one-off and we would not go back due to the cost.
Nice staff Great site Romantic room design One of the most beautiful hotels in the Europe
The size of the room and the decor. Very quiet.
Not much
The hotel staff was helpful and friendly, my room was clean and comfortable and the location was close to the train station and the city center of Nuechatel.
Location. Memories. Very helpful at front desk.- gave us an upgrade when they couldn't find our reservation
Arrived to find no reservation tho we had a Booking.com confirmation and we were not pleased. Hotel did respond well.
the room was very nice, unfortunately for the very large room the beds were a bit small. the staff could be much friendlier and give a warm welcome when you arrive....sad
see abovethe prize is quite expensiove for what they offer, also the breakfast buffet could be much nicer organised
Beautiful old hotel in the best possible location on Avenue Central in Avenches (the old roman town of Aventicum), just a few steps from the old roman amphitheatre. Fantastic friendly helpful staff and wonderful coffees. Book to stay here for arena concert events, make sure to ask for parking.
Wifi in some rooms very low - take your laptop to the reception lounge to connect.
The location
This hotel is in an excellent location on the shores of the veery pretty lake of Murten with phantastic views over the lake, the small boat harbour and the surrounding hilly countryside. The restaurant terrace overlooks the lake.Murten is an exquisite historic small town, well worth a visit.
I was expecting a much better facility from the price we paid. We stayed at much better accomodations with similar price. What was worst, I wrote on the searching tool of the site that we had two children 5 yrs old. Tha bunk bed offered no reliable protection whatsoever and we ended up putting one mattress on the floor.
Did not expect catering facilities in room. Staff friendly and helpful. Good meal on boat.
Difficult to find. Not as near to Neuchatel as expected. Beach village only.
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While I wait to hear back from Mr. Dare, I'm a little worried about the start of my Fall/Winter hockey season, this coming Monday. I might hold off playing until I hear back. I hope I get to wear this new mask soon!
4 Years Out
I'm a little late on the post, but I finally got my xrays done today. I've emailed them over to Mr. Dare in the UK and hope to hear back in the coming weeks.
Today marks our 1 year anniversary of moving to New York from Canada. Crazy how time flies. All is still going well! We won our hockey championship, I'm doing yoga twice a week, walking ~10km a day and going on bike rides with the kids. I still feel weird about having this M6-L in me and I feel like it's probably going to fail me one day… but I cherish every day I'm able to run around with my kids.
I'll update my post when Mr. Dare gets back to me. To my untrained eye, all appears to be unchanged. For all of you armchair surgeons, please see the photos below. In order of appearance: Flexion, extension and a couple of neutrals.
View from the observation deck of the Freedom Tower:
Update 1: I just heard back from my doctors office with some abnormal results on the xray:
I guess the takeaway here is that it's good to include all previous xrays you've had when you get a new one done in a different country/health care system. To my eye, everything looks as it did in July 2011, but I've emailed Mr. Dare these results and look forward to hearing back. I hadn't ever heard of or been diagnosed with retrolisthesis before, so I'm a little anxious.
Update 2: I just heard back from Mr. Dare and everything is normal… or as normal as it should be an ADR in your back!
Howdy from the Big Apple!
I'm at 3.5 years out of surgery and doing well (knock on wood). New York has been incredible so far and we've been here since late August, 2014.
I'm still keeping up to date on ADR and found two links I wanted to include in my blog:
1) You can find the abstract here:
Cervical artificial discs (CADs) represent an established surgical option in selected patients with cervical spinal disc degeneration. Though CADs have been available for many years, there is a lack of information concerning long-term safety, durability and implant-related failure rates.
The authors describe the failure of a M6-C CAD (Spinal Kinetics, Sunnyvale, CA, USA).
Eight years after implantation of a CAD of the M6 type, a 39-year-old female presented with new clinical signs of cervical myelopathy. Radiologically, medullar compression due to posterior core herniation was the suspected cause. The damaged CAD was removed and the segment fused. During revision surgery, rupture of the posterior structures could be detected. Possible mechanisms leading to implant failure are discussed.
As there is no standard regarding clinical and radiological follow-up for patients with CADs, radiological long-term follow-up investigations seem to be justified for exclusion of implant failure.
This is the first mention of an M6 failure that I've found in a legitimate, peer reviewed journal. I'll be keeping an eye out for more.
2) Intervertebral disc prolapse – A neat slideshare on the spine and disc injury. Yoga gets another nod in here! 😉
I'm still doing yoga a couple times a week, core work twice a week, walking an average of 1.5 hours a day just in my NYC commute with kid pickups and drop-offs (more when I walk the dog) and playing hockey once a week. Still holding roughly @ 172 lbs and just over 6′ tall (185cm).
Also, we scored a new bed from Casper Sleep and it's been so nice for my back. I would highly recommend one for anyone else with back pain.
3 Years
I'm a little late on the 3 year update as our lives have been a whirlwind this summer. The long/short is that my back is doing well, I have my yearly physical/xrays scheduled for Monday and we've accepted a relocation offer from work.
So, my back is being put to the test one more time for ANOTHER move. The good thing is that we won't be taking very much and have sold off all the large, awkward, heavy stuff. The bad news is that our new place is only 1100 square feet. That's a big change for our family of 4 and dog in our current 3000-ish square foot(developed) house in the burbs. We're very excited to be moving to Manhattan though! I still can't believe that it's 1/3 of the space for twice the price we are paying per month in Calgary!
We accepted the offer about 2 weeks ago and are moving around Aug 27th – if all goes well with the visa applications.
I'm still playing hockey and doing yoga, but I'm going to have to find a new team in NY, so I'll probably not be playing as much anymore. I've also been troubled by a few reports of failed M6's in the forums as of late, but I think more information is needed before anyone draws serious conclusions.
I'll post the results of my xrays as soon as Mr. Dare sees them. I hope everyone else is doing well.
Keep your stick on the ice!
Edit: Here is my back as of today:
*Just waiting to hear back from Chris Dare now. Looks good to me, though the technician sure wouldn't take my art direction on the shots!
**I heard back from Chris and everything looks good.
Return to the Slopes
Not much new to report on the back front – still doing ok and crossing my fingers!
However, I did finally make it out once with my daughter to the local ski hill for her first time on planks! She loved it and I hope it is the first of many outings. 🙂
The icing on the cake was our annual trip down to Whitefish, Montana, where I partook in some "real" skiing with my wife and father for the first time since 2009. When they were finished for the day, I ventured off on my own into my special little spot on the hill and snapped a couple of photos. I finally made it back!
There is nothing like steeps and some pow to get the blood moving.
2 Years Post-Op
I wasn't sure if I should do another update as everything is going well(knock on wood), but I figured 2 years is another milestone. My life is hectic and pretty much as normal as any other father of a young family!
I'm still playing hockey multiple times a week, practicing yoga, walking/hiking and ALWAYS working my core. I'm going to try returning to skiing this winter… a sport I haven't tried since my original back injury. I grew up on ski hills, so I hope it will be like riding a bike. Fingers crossed as I have to teach Nora how to ski this year! 😉
Xrays are ordered and I should have them done for Mr. Dare to view next week.
I was getting a sore tailbone for a while if I sat in one position for too long, but that seems to have almost totally subsided as well. That happened gradually over the past 6 months I think.
Everything feels pretty good in there still. I can certainly tell when I've worked it too hard and need to rest, but I'm pretty sure that is normal. Nothing else really new to report and I hope you are all doing well!
EDIT: I just heard back from Mr. Dare and I got the all clear on my 2 year x-rays.
Golf = OK
Well, I made it out for my first real round of golf this week. 2 to be precise. I lucked into a once-in-a-lifetime business trip to Pebble Beach and Pelican Hill. We flew on a private jet! I'm so unbelievably fortunate to have been able to participate… and wouldn't have been able to think about a trip like this back in 2010. I'm still in awe and my back didn't even flinch.
1.5 Years Out
Well… I thought I'd give a brief update though not much has changed in the past 6 months. I'm still playing hockey a few times a week, doing yoga and pretty much anything I wasn't able to do pre-surgery. Having said that, I refuse to lift anything "heavy". 34lbs is the most I'm lifting now and that is my 3 year old daughter!
We finally sold the house, paid off the back surgery and moved out to the burbs. 🙂 The move/lifting went off without a hitch.
I've found another slight decrease in pain when I sit crouched or cross legged for a long time after getting up quickly… this happened around December. No clue how, but it was a welcome feeling. Again, I'm not 100% pain free, but I feel great.
I've halted the gluco/chond/msm pills because of a study posted on ADR support about it actually wrecking discs instead of helping. I'm erring on the side of caution right now even though it did relieve some knee/shoulder pain for me with prolonged use.
I hope everyone else is doing well! 😉
1 year, 3-ish Months
I thought I'd do a brief update for anyone that is still reading my site:
Not a day goes by without me thanking the late Nick Boeree for my back! I've sent my scans off to his successor, Mr. Christopher Dare, to make sure everything is going well in there. It's been over a week and I haven't heard anything back yet. To my untrained eye though, it looks to be unchanged from my 6 month xrays. I'll update this post when I officially get word. I wasn't sure what Nick's former patients should be doing going forward with the closing of the Spine Clinic in Eastleigh, but it sounds as though Mr. Dare will still be operating out of the same facility, with a new clinic name/branding. If it doesn't work out with Mr. Dare, I think I'll contact Dr. Zeegers out of Germany to do my follow-ups.
I was officially denied by our government healthcare system after taking it all the way to the Health Minister and the Overseas Health Services Committee in Alberta. At least I tried! I got a little back from Alberta Health and Wellness for the regular hospital stay and some more back from income tax… so all was not lost. After all is said and done, I'd say I got back ~$8000 out of $30000.
Interestingly, I've also been officially barred from seeing my local ortho surgeon, Dr. Bouchard, because I had surgery overseas. I was a little taken aback by this, as I was assured beforehand that I would have access to a surgeon on the Canuck side when I got back, if needed. I really just wanted him to see my follow-up xrays going forward with the loss of Mr. Boeree. I'm going back to the triage doc to have a chat on the 25th of October. I'm pretty sure this might violate the Canada Health Act.
I'm still playing hockey, though I sprained my left MCL in a crease scramble when another dude's skate got caught on my pads! I should be back on the ice in a couple of weeks. I've been able to do pretty much everything else I wasn't able to do pre-op. I've even inherited a hand-me-down road bike to start riding next season. That flexion position made my feet go numb instantly pre-op and now there is 0 discomfort on the bike.
We've decided to sell our house to find a better family home and in part, to pay off the rest of my back debt. A house move should be a pretty stringent test for my little M6-L. I don't really lift heavy things any more and am still tremendously aware of my movements to avoid any further injury. I might hire packers and movers this time around, instead of just movers. 🙂
I hope the rest of your are doing well and wish you all the best.
Edit #1: Still nothing back on my x-rays, but on Tuesday, I took part in my first yoga formal yoga class since August, 2010. I took it very easy and did a lot of "child's resting pose", but it sure felt good!
Edit #2: Mr. Dare just wrote me back…
You will be pleased to know that your xrays are perfect, no migration, subsidence of the the disc which is functioning well. Essentially at this stage you can engage in all activites without restriction.
I'm relieved to hear this and still feel great! I really hope it stays this way!
Our house has finally sold and we move out the burbs on the 26th. 🙂

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Rice -- Experienced and versatile senior who is a key midfield cog... In Fadool's career the Owls are 30-9-1 with her in the starting lineup and 8-11-4 when she does not start... Does a great job of creating a rhythm and possession... Unselfish and dependable teammate... Moved into seventh place on the Owls' all-time list for career games played (63) with a chance to finish among the career leaders in starts, goals and points... One of just five players on the current squad to play in two NCAA tournament games... 2005: Played in all 21 games with 11 starts... Scored goals in back-to-back wins over Texas Southern and Texas State... Assisted on Samantha Conn's goal on the road at Nebraska... Took a season-high two shots in a game four times... Finished with a .267 shots-on-goal percentage... 2004 -- Played in all 22 games with 14 starts... Tied for fourth on the team in points (8)... Finished fourth in goals (3) with scores against Army, Texas Southern and North Texas... Took a season-high two shots on goal twice, on the road at TCU and at Northwestern State... Tallied a pair of assists on two game-winning goals, on the road at Texas State and against Western Athletic Conference opponent San Jose State... 2003 -- Played in every game as a true freshman... Started the last 15 games of the season after the team's 0-4-1 start and helped spark the Owls to an 11-4 record to close out the year... Made first collegiate start in the 1-0 win over SEC power Alabama... Scored a goal and assisted on the game-winner in the 2-1 overtime win vs. Boise State... Attempted 18 shots on the season, including a career-high four in the overtime road win at conference rival Texas-El Paso... Was more involved with the attack in the second half of the season (taking six shots in her first 12 games played, but 12 shots in the Owls' last eight games).
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Personal -- Full Name: Maria Elizabeth Fadool. Birthdate: May 30, 1985, at Richmond, Va. Parents: Victor and Nanette Fadool of Colleyville (one brother). College: Baker.
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GAO discussed the Department of Veterans Affairs' (VA) plans for establishing a medical center on the grounds of the Tripler Army Medical Center. GAO noted that: (1) VA included adequate acute care capacity in the Tripler Center renovation to meet the current and future needs of Hawaii's veterans; (2) construction of 105 additional VA acute care beds will increase costs and decrease access to VA-sponsored care for many of the state's veterans; (3) a state mandate requiring employers to provide health insurance to employees working over 20 hours per week could reduce the demand for VA services; (4) according to a 1987 VA survey, nationally less than 1 percent of all insured veterans had used a VA hospital in the past year compared to about 8 percent of uninsured veterans; and (5) access and options for VA-sponsored care will be reduced once the additional acute care beds are constructed, especially for veterans living on the outer islands, who will be required to use the new hospital rather than municipal hospitals closer to home.
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Hypnos News and Announcements / Re: 2008 outlook for Hypnos (and Binary and Hypnos Secret Sounds)« on: January 25, 2008, 09:54:38 AM »
Just out of curiosity, Mike, but did you get inspired to use the name Hypnos by the title of the wonderful H.P. Lovecraft story, or the Greek god of slumber and father of the gods of dreams?
Glad to hear of the Path of White Clouds re-release. Genesis is an epic release...
My inspiration was the Greek god of sleep.
Though the Hypnos label is not meant to be entirely about night-time music or music for relaxation or sleep, that kind of use of sound, for sleep or meditation or that sort of thing, was most important to me at the time I started the label. I was interested in Buddhist meditation and was trying to practice that every day, back then, and I was very interested in sleep and lucid dreaming, altered states of consciousness, and I felt deep ambient music could be an important component of such efforts.
For a while, in the late 90s, I think the Hypnos web site was coming up high on the list of any internet search for "hypnosis" or "hypnotism" and I was frequently getting emails from kids writing reports about these subjects, asking me for help with their school reports on hypnosis. Haven't had a request like that in a while now.


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We have to swap to the Pitcher and Piano for one week only - on Wed 27th March. There is a private party in the Contemporary.
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We will be upstairs in the gallery area.
¡Ven y conozca a otra gente hispanohablante en un ambiente relajado y amable! Come and meet other Spanish-speaking people in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere!
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This group is for conversation practice and will be beneficial for those who can converse in Spanish at intermediate level.
Hi All, I've just found this group, but I'm a bit concerned as my Spanish is not at an intermediate level. I am learning with the Michel Thomas CD's and have gone through the course a few times, but have no-one to practice with. Would this group be too advanced for me?
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HP today announced financial results for its fourth fiscal quarter ended October 31 2007, with net revenue of US$ 28.3 billion, up 15% from a year earlier and up 11% when adjusted for the effects of currency.
In the fourth quarter, GAAP operating profit was US$ 2.6 billion and GAAP diluted earnings per share (EPS) was US$ 0.81, up from US$ 0.60 in the prior-year period. Non-GAAP operating profit was US$ 2.8 billion, with non-GAAP diluted EPS of US$ 0.86 up from US$ 0.68 in the prior-year period.
"Strong performance across our businesses was highlighted by sharp improvement in our software segment," said Mark Hurd, HP chairman and chief executive officer. "We have added over US$ 12 billion of new revenue this year. While we still have more work to do, HP is well positioned to make further progress in the marketplace."
HP Software revenue doubled over the prior-year period to US$ 698 million, led by strong growth from the businesses acquired in HP's purchase of Mercury Interactive. On a year-over-year basis, HP OpenView grew 24% excluding Mercury. Operating profit was US$ 177 million, or 25.4% of revenue, up from US$ 60 million, or 17.2% of revenue, in the prior-year period.
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A Comparison of Social Outcomes Associated with Different Fisheries Co-Management Institutions
Version of Record online: 9 AUG 2013
DOI: 10.1111/conl.12057
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Conservation Letters
Volume 7, Issue 3, pages 224–232, May/June 2014
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Cinner, J. and Huchery, C. (2014), A Comparison of Social Outcomes Associated with Different Fisheries Co-Management Institutions. Conservation Letters, 7: 224–232. doi: 10.1111/conl.12057
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- Issue online: 2 JUN 2014
- Version of Record online: 9 AUG 2013
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Table S1. Operational rules developed and enforced by 42 co-management sites from artisanal coral reef fisheries.
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"Some of these young writers possess more clarity than all the pundits combined." ―Times Literary Supplement
"Arab Spring Dreams scratches well beneath the surface of the societies concerned and probes into their psychological and social fabric. And in doing so, it proves that contrary to the claims of so many Arab politicians, not everything that is wrong with the region is someone else's fault." ―The Telegraph, London
"A slim volume that successfully presents 'treasures, surprises, and rewards." ―Kirkus Reviews
"The genesis of this lean essay anthology actually preceded the protests in Tunis and Cairo by more than five years…Many of those visions now appear prescient…Arab Spring Dreams is a powerful boost for young people in the Middle East who seek to lift the curtain of obscurantism from a region desperate for daylight." ―Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs
". . . Immediate and raw, the essays in this collection provide glimpses of daily life in countries where civil rights do not exist. Though the essay contest seemed like a quixotic gesture at its inception in 2005, it turns out to have been prescient." ―Publishers Weekly
"You are now holding an exceptional book. It is particularly now when the eyes of the whole world are anxiously set on the Middle East that I am so eagerly looking forward to getting to know the stories which often do not make themselves heard among the brouhaha in the media. The essays collected here are a particularly important testimony and close to my heart as they are written by young courageous people who dare to dream of the things their parents never dreamt of. The book clearly demonstrates that no matter where we live or what religion we follow, certain fundamental values are universal." ―Lech Walesa, Nobel Peace Prize recipient, and the former President of Poland
"This is a wonderful book, and a stirring testament to the truth that the desire for freedom and democracy transcends the boundaries of nationalities, religion, ethnicity, race and gender." ―Azar Nafisi, author of Reading Lolita in Tehran
"For too long, American readers have looked to unreliable intermediaries to learn what's on the minds of the Arab youth. But now two of the most promising young thinkers from the region have offered up a gem, Arab Spring Dreams, giving us access to their generation's most authentic voices. To further their worthy plight for freedom, let us begin by lending an ear to their moving narratives." ―Roya Hakakian, author of Journey from the Land of No and Assassins of the Turquoise Palace
"These are extraordinary and ordinary stories that underline an immutable truth: people want to live as free beings with dignity and equal rights. This collection of powerful testimonies is gripping, heart-breaking, and inspiring, offering the only antidote to the abyss of a society lacking rule of law: educated hope. These pages reveal that the struggle for civil rights in the Middle East is still ongoing--and will require allies the world over who recognize the universality of the struggle for human rights and the responsibility borne by those of us living in freedom." ―Thor Halvorssen, President, Human Rights Foundation
"Arab Spring Dreams offers a compelling journey through the hearts, minds and souls of the generation that rocked the world's most repressive region. A first-hand account of the struggle for democracy in the Middle East, and a terrific roller coaster of burning frustrations and passionate aspirations. Buckle up!" ―Ahmed Benchemsi, Stanford University Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law
"Sohrab Ahmari and Nasser Weddady have assembled a chorus of new voices from across the Arab and Iranian Middle East, and all of the voices are young, and all of them are plaintive. Not everyone among the contributors to this anthology sees things the same way, but everyone is filled with yearning for a better future, and the yearning is touching. Will the better future come about? One thing is certain: a better future for the Middle East and for the larger world will come about only if people from different corners of the world do a better job of speaking to one another. Arab Spring Dreams contributes to that noble cause. And Ahmari and Weddady are writers to watch." ―Paul Berman, author of Terror and Liberalism and The Flight of the Intellectuals
"This book is the essential portrait of a generation, an intimate explanation of the forces and frustrations that are shaping the Middle East. If you care about women's rights, religious freedom, or basic human dignity, then these are stories you need to hear." ―Lara Setrakian, Foreign Correspondent, ABC News/Bloomberg
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What I found most compelling about the book was the diversity of the featured essayists, which inevitably leads to a wide variety of experiences and tales that need telling. You have Arabs and Persians, Amazighs and black Africans, Sunnis and Baha'is, artists and writers, the faithful and the inquisitive. The muted voice of the gay Arab population is also well-represented in this anthology, and theirs are among the most poignant stories in the collection.
"Arab Spring Dreams" is, indeed, a brilliantly comprehensive sample of the complex social strata that comprise the Middle East and is a clear window into the minds of its contemporary youth.
All of the essays were written by people in the Middle East and North Africa under the age of 30 and were submitted for the "Dream Deferred Essay Contest on Civil Rights in the Middle East", sponsored by the American Islamic Congress (AIC). The contest is the brainchild of Syrian dissident Ammar Abdulhamid, who lamented that young people were given incentives to radicalize for religious extremists, but that young liberals in that region didn't have the same opportunities to organize. This contest is in part a means to open those avenues.
What unites all of the essays is the recognition of the writers that the world they inhabit is cheating them of something that should be theirs. Some of the essays touch on the larger problems: Female Genital Mutilation, Homophobia and institutionalized Sexism. But the ones that I found particularly touching were about the small, daily grievances. Those of us who can drive may think it's annoying but quaint that women in Saudi Arabia aren't allowed to- until we are told that this often means that boys of 11 or 12 become chauffeurs for the women in their family. For those of us who aren't religious, the differences between Sunni and Shia observance may seem at best academic- until we read how those differences becomes the bases for childhood taunts and adult arrests. And while we may say that the cultural prohibition against marrying before you've achieved financial independence has reasonable economic roots, we might rethink that when we hear about a young couple being threatened with an arrest and then blackmailed into a bribe because they were caught cuddling under a tree.
Some of the essays imagine a future in which someone breaks the status quo- whether of a sexual norm or in defiance of the current political regime- and does so openly. The most hopeful essay of the bunch, perhaps, imagines Egypt in 2013, after a revolution has overthrown the oppressive government. This was written before 2011, and while the narrator is grateful for change- particularly the freedoms of the press and the marketplace- he notes the work that continues to need to be done. The hopeful part is that the narrator is willing to do it, however difficult it is.
The essays aren't clever, and most of them are written simply. It would be impossible to read one and not immediately understand the point the author is trying to make. Any one of them should put to rest the myth that people in this region- or in the Muslim religion- are somehow incapable of appreciating or not ready for liberal democracy. The editors discuss that myth and its origins at length at the end of the book. Anyone who has ever argued that an essential, "authentic", monolithic Islamic character will doom freedom in the region to failure should be given a copy of this book. They also point out that our own civil rights struggles were met with "outsider" objections that efforts in the Middle East and North Africa are meeting with now. Both complaints are just as hollow.
The book is not bitter, and at the end the reader is offered both practical solutions to help and a chance to dream. Read up on the civil rights movements in the region; enter the American half of the Dream Deferred Essay Contest and follow relevant organizations and individuals on social media. Do you want to do more? Start a blog, as Jane Novak did for Yemen. Initiate a dictatorship study so the world won't be caught by surprise at the next revolt. Protest at an embassy. Organize a labor rights campaign in the Middle East for migrant workers, a concert in Benghazi for human rights, a book fair in Damascus (when the civil war is over), or an interfaith conference in Mecca. Or whatever else should be done.
It is safe to say that every government in the world- as well as every foreign policy analyst- was caught off-guard by the Arab Spring. Why should one young Tunisian man's indignation at being slapped by a police officer unleash a storm of protest and topple regimes? Because similar things happen every day to too many people in the region. And the analysts were wrong- people don't accept that, however long it goes on. All of them are waiting for an opportunity to end it.
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The Murwillumbah railway line is a disused line in far north-eastern New South Wales, Australia. The line ran from Casino to Lismore, Byron Bay and Murwillumbah, and opened in 1894.[1] It is one of only two branches off the North Coast line, (the other being the Dorrigo line). Services on the line were suspended in April 2004.
The first section opened between Lismore and Murwillumbah, connecting the Richmond and Tweed rivers. Passengers and goods were transported to Sydney by coastal shipping from Byron Bay. Nine years later, an extension from Lismore to Casino opened (and later south to Grafton - it was not until 1932 that the line was fully connected to Sydney). As early as 1889, feasibility talks took place into extending the line north from Murwillumbah into Queensland, discussions that continue to the present day. The line became a branch line when in 1930, the North Coast Line was extended from Kyogle to South Brisbane.
The North Coast Mail was the premier train between Murwillumbah and Sydney after the North Coast line was completed in the 1930s.[2]
Additional local trains plied the tracks between Casino and Murwillumbah, connecting with other services such as the Brisbane Express and Brisbane Limited. The extension to Condong was for sugar mill traffic. 620/720 class railcars also worked this line (set 638/738, which was specially modified, and also hauled a small van). From 1973, the Gold Coast Motorail provided passenger and car transport between Sydney and Murwillumbah.[3] In February 1990 the Gold Coast Motorail was replaced by an unnamed CountryLink XPT service.[4]
In September 1997, FreightCorp contracted out of the operation of freight trains on the line to Northern Rivers Railroad.[5][6] These services ceased in 2002. Freight traffic primarily consisted of bananas and flyash from Wyee.[7]
In April 2004, services on the line were suspended.[8]
Ballina Branch[edit]
In 1930, a branch opened between Booyong and the town of Ballina. In 1948, flood damage and landslips saw services suspended on the line, and it was officially closed in 1953.[9]
Proposed extension[edit]
When Queensland's South Coast line reached Tweed Heads in 1903, there were immediate calls from local Members of the Parliament of New South Wales to extend the Murwillumbah line another 18 mi (29 km) to Tweed Heads so the two railways could meet. The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works Committee examined the proposal[10] but narrowly voted against it in 1904.[11] There were three other proposals to extend the railway to Tweed Heads before the idea was dropped in 1928.[12]
In 2011, the NSW Department of Transport commissioned a feasibility study to reopen the Murwillumbah line, including to extend rail services in northern NSW to connect with the Queensland Rail system and Coolangatta Airport. The feasibility report was released in April 2013 and that concluded it would take $952 million to bring the line back to a required standard (over $7 million per km).[13][14]
Future Uses of Railway[edit]
A heritage rail shuttle is being planned to operate in Byron Bay by 2016. The 3.4 km section of track to the north of the town centre will be restored by private investment at a cost of only $330,000 per km.[4] and a two car self-propelled diesel rail car train (Number 661/720) is being refurbished by the Lithgow State Mine Railway Ltd. to provide a service between the town and the Elements of Byron resort for the benefit of resort guests and the general public
There is a proposal for the line to be converted to a rail trail from Casino to Murwillumbah, to boost tourism to the villages and towns along the line. On 19 June 2015, the Rail Trail proposal missed out on state funding.[3] A 2.6 km pilot Rail Trail section from Murwillumbah railway station to the Tweed River Art Gallery and Margaret Olley Art Centre is supported by Tweed Shire Council.
- ^ "Legislative Council Questions and Answers No. 25" (PDF). Parliament of New South Wales. 2 August 2011.
- ^ Casino to Murwillumbah Transport Study Transport for NSWApril 2013
- ^ a b Elloise Farrow-Smith. "Northern Rivers rail trail runs out of puff - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)". Abc.net.au. Retrieved 2016-03-31.
- ^ a b "Rail costings put govt study into doubt – Echonetdaily". Echo.net.au. 2014-12-16. Retrieved 2016-03-31.
- ^ "Northern Rivers Railroad Beats Austrac as First Private Rail Freight Operator" Railway Digest October 1997 page 8
- ^ "Northern Rivers May Target Export Traffic to Brisbane" Railway Digest November 1997 page 7
- ^ "Flyash to Murwillumbah" Railway Digest April 1990 page 129
- ^ Closure of the Casino to Murwillumbah rail service NSW Parliament 24 November 2004
- ^ The North Coast Line "Railway Digest" August 1996 page 24
- ^ "Public Works Committee. Murwillumbah-Tweed Heads Railway.". Sydney Morning Herald. 29 May 1903.
- ^ "Murwillumbah to Tweed Heads Railway. The Scheme Rejected.". Sydney Morning Herald. 10 March 1904.
- ^ "Proposed Railway. Unfavourable Report. Murwillumbah-Tweed Heads.". Sydney Morning Herald. 20 September 1928.
- ^ "Legislative Council Questions and Answers No. 25" (PDF). Parliament of New South Wales. 2 August 2011.
- ^ [*Casino to Murwillumbah Transport Study Transport for NSWApril 2013
Further reading[edit]
- Refurbishment of the Casino to Murwillumbah Rail Corridor and its Extension to the Gold Coast Airport Byron Shire Council 14 October 2008
- Closure of the Casino to Murwillumbah rail service Parliament of New South Wales 24 November 2004
- Feasibility study for passenger and/or commuter services on the Murwillumbah to Casino branch line - September 2004
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