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Rec Warehouse Leisure Bay I purchased a pool table where the finish on the rails have started bubbling. There is supposed to be a lifetime warranty but it's taking me a life time to get anything done. Hoover Alabama
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I remember a long long time ago (1956) Liverpool shelled out the princly sum of £12000 on a welsh international centre forward called Des Palmer. In his last match before injury he'd scored a hat-trick but was just recovering from a cartledge operation when we took the chance to sign him up..........he never ever played for our first team. At the end of that season the manager that signed him got the bullet too. Dear oh Dear.....still it wasnt too long after that we got Bill Shanks.....omens?

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if AFC win @ West Brom, will you F-off?
I'm sorry... Chelsea have had a very bad season? With an FA cup and being in the champions league final?
Just because they lost out on top 4 doesn't mean they've had a bad season... only sheepish Arsenal fans think that way. Making it into the top 4 isn't THE standard of success, and to be honest I think it's pretty sad that Arsenal fans now think this way.
Call me a moaner... but I just think it's stupid to suggest that even if you pay your hard earned cash supporting a team, you have no right to air your grievances. That's just silly - if we can do it in politics, religion, science... what makes football so immune?
I said it at the beginning of the season (not on here though) and I still maintain - Arsene and the Board need to pull their fingers out. AFC have been riding their luck for the past few seasons. Just like Mike Ashley did with NUFC a few seasons ago, the board seem to think it's impossible that the worst will happen to Arsenal. They seem to think our worst case scenario is playing Europa league football. They are wrong. All it takes is one bad transfer window leading into a bad season and we could easily become a lower mid-table team.
In football, as with life... if you're not going forward, you ARE going backward. And AFC definitely aren't going forward.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
hahaha come off it, only winning the CL would make the season a success as far as the Russian owner will see it... why do you think he keeps sacking managers within 18 months if they dont win the League??? Ending up 5th or 6th means no CL football & it's associated revenues at CFC leading to a sacking within a season!!! Only the CL will "save" their season by the standards set there & enforced by the Russian.
Anyone is entitled to question, shout & complain but when you hate the way things are going & question the ethos then you should simply F off & go support like minded supporters at Spurs (resentful, deleded!!!) or at Citeh/Cheatski (glory money grabbers) at least Man Utd have real world wide support & generated some funds before the American put them in debt... and CFC are into the Russian for 750 million now??? That bubble is gonna burst soon.


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Keuringspanele ('Screening Panels') as gepaste geskilbeslegtingsmetode ter oplossing van mediese wanpraktykgeskille (Faculty of Law, North West University, 2009)A right only has any value if there is a remedy providing for the acknowledgement and enforcement thereof. An increase in medical malpractice claims can be expected in South Africa in view of the fact that the public is ...
Korporatiewe identiteit as die basis van strafregtelike aanspreeklikheid van regspersone (2): Die Praktyk (NWu, 2011)The shortcomings of individualist models of corporate criminal liability have led to the development of more realistic approaches to the criminal liability of juristic persons. In this contribution two legislative attempts ...
Korporatiewe identiteit as grondslag van die strafregtelike aanspreeklikheid van regspersone (1): teoretiese grondbeginsels (NWU, 2011)Corporate identity as foundation of the criminal liability of legal persons (1): theoretical principles The different models for the criminal liability of juristic persons reveal a tension between individualist and realistic ...
Land affairs and rural development; agriculture : 2009 (1) : journal (Verloren van Themaat Centre, UNISA, 2009)
Land information as a tool for effective land administration and development (Juta Law/Sabinet, 2011)In South Africa two diverse property regimes exist alongside one another, namely the system of individualised, common-law landownership, predominantly based on civil-law principles, and the system of communal land tenure, ...
Land matters and rural development : 2009(2) (Verloren van Themaat Centre, UNISA, 2009)Grave concerns were raised as to whether the overall land reform programme embarked upon in 1994 has really been successful (Van der Walt 'Hoekom grondhervorming misluk' Burger (2009-08-28); Barnard 'Zuma moet ingryp oor ...
Land matters and rural development: 2012 (VerLoren Van Themaat Centre, 2012)The Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform announced in April 2012 that land reform changes will be implemented relating to the 'commercial willing-buyer, willing-seller and traditional land tenure property ...
Latyn en die opleiding van regstudente in Suid-Afrika: 'n nuwe relevansie (Universiteit van Pretoria, 2010)Latin and the training of law students in South Africa: A new relevance This article reviews both the traditional arguments in favour of the retention of Latin as a compulsory university course for law students in South ...
Legal instruments to consider in structuring parenting plans (Oxford University Press, 2011)The objective of this article is to provide the legal context of parenting plans in South Africa. The Children"s Act 38 of 2005 (hereafter Children"s Act) makes explicit provision for parenting plans. It is therefore ...
Legal mechanisms for cooperative governance in South Africa: successes and failures (University of South Africa, 2008)
Legal perspectives on the role of culture in sustainable development (Faculty of Law, North West University, 2010)
The limitation of the educator's right to strike by the child's right to basic education (VerLoren Van Themaat Centre, 2012)Education is both a human right in itself and an indispensable means of realising other human rights. As an empowerment right, education is the primary vehicle by which economically and socially marginalised adults and ...
Lost in translation: is a spouse a spouse or a descendant (or both) in terms of the reform of Customary Law of Succession and Regulation of related matters act? (Juta Law, 2012)The Customary Law of Succession Act took effect on 20 September 2010, more than 17 months after it was signed by the president. The noble intentions of the act, as stated in its preamble, are to "modify the customary law ...


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I don't think I received a press release about this, but the 2009 Susan Sontag Prize for Translation has been awarded to Roanne Sharp for her proposed translation of La Mayor by Juan Jose Saer. Which is fantastic—we're actually publishing three Saer books over the next few years, but not this one. . . . At least not yet.
The award is given to a young (under the age of 30) literary translation for a proposed project. Each year the prize focuses on a different language (last year it was German), and following the announcement, the translator is "employed" for a four-month period to complete the project. (This is one I can't wait to read . . . )
In addition to Roanne Sharp, there were two honorable mentions this year:
Congrats to Roanne Sharp at the runner-ups, and I'll be sure to make an announcement about submitting work for the 2010 award as soon as the info is available.
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Achievement Award error.
It spontaneously started working again, thanks anyway!
I don't know what caused this, but I started one night on this game, and unlocked 6 achievments total for 375 points, I saved and went to bed. Started the game up tonight, finished WW2 (before WW1, don't know if this what blew it up) and the achievement popped, but then all my points went to 0 and I got an error saying that the awarding of the achievement failed. Signed out, signed back in, all my points were back, tried finishing WW1, and *boom* same thing. Anyone have any ideas?
Wow, never heard of that happening. I just beat it, and I don't remember which one I completed first, but I never had that problem. I suppose the only thing you can do is start over, if you can stomach going through the game again.
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Lists. Everyone loves lists. I've spent this GDC week talking about my top 5 games of 2010. Instead of the usual bullet points about the great things about each of these games, I have instead chosen to delve a little deeper into what makes these games special to me. Number 2 is here. And now, it is my great pleasure to bring you my favorite game of 2010:
The title of this blog post totally gives it away (spoilers!), but my absolute favorite game of 2010 was Mass Effect 2. Nothing else even came close. Now, there are a lot of things I could do with this blog post. I could spend the next few paragraphs telling you what an incredible and personal experience this game was. I could go into vast detail about how I replayed the game on Insanity with the intention of critical pathing the game for achievements and got just as sucked in as the first time around. I could use this time to complain about the wholesale removal of my favorite game mechanics from the first game.
But, no, I won't be doing any of that. In the first two examples, they don't really fit in thematically with my top 5 blogs. And the latter is a post for another day, perhaps as Mass Effect 3 draws closer.
No, I have a story about how one little throwaway section of a quest in Mass Effect 2 changed the way I think about choice in video games. But to tell that story, I need to tell you about Commander Viktor Shepard.
In my version of the Mass Effect universe, the Commander of the Normandy is someone that I used to describe as Captain America in space. But that's actually not an apt description. He's more like Superman or Optimus Prime, if Superman or Optimus Prime were untouchable snipers with a love of alien culture. Viktor Shepard is noble to an absolute fault; he is entirely too trusting, believes that freedom is the right of all sentient beings, and will always give someone the benefit of the doubt. He's a Boy Scout to the stars, and he never puts his crew in a situation that he would never put himself in.
He probably says his prayers and takes his vitamins, too.
If you are familiar with the Mass Effect games, then you know I'm describing a character that is 100% "Paragon", the noble side of ME's morality system. Somthing I respect about the Mass Effect games is the fact that you're not "good" or "evil"; it's more a difference between "diplomatic and patient" or "gruff and direct". In the dialogue bits of the games, the top choice is always Paragon, while the bottom choice is always Renegade, with a neutral choice in the middle. While I consider each response, the character that I have created means I'm always choosing that top dialogue.
Midway through his quest to enlist the aid of the Asari Justicar known as Samara, Viktor Shepard ran across the Eclipse mercenary Elnora. By this point, Shepard had killed plenty of Eclipse mercs; they were standing between him and his quarry. But this mercenary was different; a young, scared Asari. Elnora pleads with Shepard, saying that she had joined up because she thought it would be fun, and was horrified when she realized how bad the Eclipse are. She begs him to let her go, and that she is leaving the mercenary group right away.
Viktor Shepard didn't need to think about it at all. Obviously, this poor girl was in over her head. Taking her life wouldn't advance his mission, and he had no problems letting her go and turn over a new leaf. After thanking him, Elnora makes a hasty exit. Shepard shrugs, and continues on his mission.
Later on, Shepard comes across an audio log of Elnora, and is shocked to find out that, not only is she a willing member of Eclipse, but she's a cold-blooded killer, to boot. Not only had he misjudged her character, he had let a murderer make a clean escape.
This whole scene took about a total of five minutes, but it has stayed with me since I experienced it last January. Choice is something that has become a huge deal in gaming this generation. While PC games have played with morality for years, it has only been relatively recently that console gamers have been expected to choose the direction of their avatar's moral compass. It's a change that I have embraced fully, but I've always been disappointed with the completely binary decisions you get to make. It's always "good" or "evil", "Paragon" or "Renegade", "black" or "white". But few things in the world are that binary; everyone is a shade of grey.
In dealing with Elnora, it reminded me that the good decision is not always the right decision. Conversely, the wrong course of action doesn't make someone a bad person. The Elnora situation took my expectations and turned them on their side. It makes me hungry to see more situations like this in my games. The path that we walk is never straightforward. No, it twists and turns, and the decisions that we make that seem so right at the time may in fact be the worst ones we could possibly make.
Ultimately, there is no penalty for letting Elnora go. At least, there's no penalty in Mass Effect 2. I would love to see her come back in the third game. And let the consequences be dire. Already, I'm second guessing decisions I made in the first two games that I was so sure of at the time. What if the Rachni that I spared in ME come back and lay waste to the Citadel? What if the Geth that I saved in ME 2 decide once and for all to eliminate all organic life in the galaxy?
At the end of the day, these are the decisions that I've made for Viktor Shepard, and I'll have to live with them. Of course, I can always see the other side of the coin with Kara Shepard, my female Renegade. Because that's what makes video games so wonderful; any choice you make is only a "New Game" away from being reversed.
There are a myriad of reasons why Mass Effect 2 was my favorite game of 2010. This is just one of my favorites.


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Annual Neighborhood Summit Celebration
The 2016 Neighborhood Summit Celebration is Wednesday, October 26, 2016. The location will be determined later this year.
Wednesday, October 28, 2015 was the last Annual Neighborhood Summit!
Come one, come all
BPDC staff and community leaders presented, a light dinner and desserts were available, and Councilman Brian Kazy will give his yearly address. During the open house, guests can visit over 10 community group outreach tables, mingle with neighbors, and enjoy entertainment on the stage.
- The 2015 event was at Fogarty Hall, 14040 Puritas Avenue, beneath the sanctuary at Blessed Trinity Church. There is a chair lift at the southwest corner of the building.
- Tickets for a 50/50 raffle and other prizes were sold to benefit BPDC's work with senior citizens and youth. One of the prizes is a children's bike that comes with free lessons at Ohio City Bike Coop!
- Those wishing to volunteer should contact Rachel at 216-671-2710 ext. 216.
The event serves as both a community open house and a "state of the neighborhood" event. It is not to be missed if you want to be "in the know" or meet the folks who make things happen and care enough to participate in what has become a neighborhood homecoming of sorts. Be the change you want to see in the world and get engaged in something new at this free event.
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Tufts in the News
Publication date: Tuesday, August 23, 2016
Boston Magazine
Political scientist Jeffrey Berry is quoted on the state of the Massachusetts economy and Gov. Charlie Baker's performance.
Publication date: Monday, August 22, 2016
USA Today College
Tufts is included in this list of universities that encourage incoming students to read a preselected book before coming to campus. This year's book is "Lives in Limbo: Undocumented and Coming of Age in America" by Roberto G. Gonzales.
Publication date: Sunday, August 21, 2016
Wall Street Journal
Tufts' Ultimate Frisbee team is mentioned in this article on alternative college sports.
Publication date: Friday, August 19, 2016
New York Times
Engineer Daniele Lantagne talks about how poor sanitation at United Nations sites in Haiti led to a 2010 cholera outbreak.
Publication date: Thursday, August 18, 2016
National Public Radio
Fletcher School Dean James Stavridis is interviewed on the political implications of Russia's use of an Iranian air base to launch airstrikes in Syria.
Publication date: Thursday, July 28, 2016
Time Magazine
This article references CIRCLE research on the youth vote during the 2012 presidential election.
Publication date: Thursday, July 28, 2016
Fletcher School Dean James Stavridis joins the show "Power and Politics" to discuss a variety of political topics, including his vetting as a vice presidential pick for Hillary Clinton.
Publication date: Thursday, July 28, 2016
Christian Science Monitor
Fletcher School expert Alex de Waal provides insight into how the organization of ethnic militias in South Sudan contributes to the difficulty of stopping sexual violence there.
Publication date: Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Washington Post
TUSM's Kenneth Getz comments on the shortcomings of the ClinicalTrials.gov website.
Publication date: Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Bioethicist Sheldon Krimsky is quoted about the dangers of genetic information being made public.


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Citizen Schools helps level the playing field for students who grow up in low-income households by extending and enriching the school day with hands-on projects and citizen mentors.
Estela de Carlotto heads the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, who seek to reunite children taken from their mothers during Argentina's military dictatorship with their real families.
By restoring buildings and activity to a historic St. Louis neighborhood Joe Edwards has become a powerful force for civic good.
His two-wheeled creation, a $20 bike made out of cardboard, could revolutionize bicycling, especially in the developing world.
The Corner Project assists families with relatives in the US, ensuring, for example, that children of migrant workers born in the US are able to register for school or other services in Mexico.
Serving nutritious food, following ecological principles, and helping his community in Vermont make George Schenk a businessman with a social conscience.
Ruben Garcia founded Annunciation House in El Paso, Texas, which aids immigrants fleeing violence in Mexico and Central America.
Using his laptop, Kebedom Mengistu publishes Hadush Zemen (New Century), a newspaper for refugees from Eritrea who've survived the perilous trip and settled in Israel.
John Bergmann manages Popcorn Park, a special zoo in New Jersey that gives a home to distressed wildlife and exotic and domesticated animals.
'We know the answer to what it takes to save' polar bears, says environmental prize winner Steven Amstrup, who has gone to the Arctic to study the bears for 30 years.
When she found herself suddenly wealthy, the Indian philanthropist founded Pratham Books, a nonprofit publisher that uses innovative ways to put low-cost books in the hands of millions of kids.
Sweet Beginnings, a growing business on Chicago's West Side, provides just released prisoners with job experience making honey and other products.
The New York City native quietly champions legal reforms in Southeast Asia, a region where the rule of law is often weak and governments are criticized for their human rights records.
A retired salesperson saw how the act of knitting, and a supportive environment, could calm inmates and even help them give back to society.
She started One Simple Wish in her home to help people grant 'wishes' to kids in foster care.
The secondary school principal helps her students not only excel in science and technology, but become respectful, mature young adults.
On northern California's spectacular coast a free camp for low-income children provides hands-on science education and team building – along with 'nonstop fun.'
Roberto Bosch's volleyball school was getting nowhere. Then he invited kids from the slums to join for free.
He sold his mansion, Porsche, and yacht and set off for Cambodia to provide food, shelter, and education to destitute children.
His Kindness Not Weakness outreach program challenges diverse audiences to show the kind of 'warrior' strength needed to practice nonviolence.
Hip-hop, graffiti, break dancing, and journalism programs give teens in Colombia a safe way to express themselves – and avoid violence.
Helmuth Caspar von Moltke, son of an anti-Nazi hero, uses the family estate in Poland to teach teenagers about democracy and protecting human rights.
Juvenile book author Walter Dean Myers writes stories troubled teens can identify with. He knows their world because he once was one of them.
Antônio Carlos Costa was happy as a pastor in suburban Rio de Janeiro. But violence in a city slum changed his life forever.
Pam Koner started a nonprofit group that helps families who want to aid less-fortunate families.
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Illinois' Pension Payment Expected to Increase by $400MThe move could lead to higher taxes or massive cuts to education and social services.
Missouri Judge Stops Appointment of Nixon as Public DefenderAn order Thursday by Cole County Circuit Judge Patricia Joyce said only courts can appoint defenders.
Audit: State Buildings Not Maintained Due to Poor FundingThere's a nearly $600 million backlog of deferred maintenance on state buildings because of inadequate funding, Missouri Auditor Nicole Galloway said.
White House: Sen. Kirk's 'Drug Dealer' Comment 'Outrageous'The White House is firing back at Sen. Mark Kirk for his comment that President Barack Obama was "acting like the drug dealer in chief"
Prices Up, Choices Down on Illinois Health Insurance MarketSt. Clair, Madison and Monroe County customers will have only one insurance choice next year.
Fort Leonard Wood PowerPoint Slide Listed Hillary Clinton as 'Insider' ThreatShe might be our next president, but someone at Fort Leonard Wood also thinks Hillary Clinton is a threat to national security, thanks to her email scandal.
Chicago Police Refute Trump's Claim He Talked To CommandersPolice spokesman Anthony Guglielmi says no one in the department's senior command structure has ever met with Trump or his campaign staff.
Rauner Signs Bill to Punish Trafficking Guns into IllinoisFirearm traffickers in Illinois will be punished with sentences of up to 30 years in prison under the bill.
New Poll Out -- Is The 'Show Me State' Back to Being a Bellwether State?A brand new poll of Missouri likely voters, released today by Monmouth University, shows a dead heat in the race for President.
Former Missouri State Sen. Betty Sims DiesSims served in the Senate from 1995 to 2003, representing the central part of St. Louis County.
New Allegations in Absentee Voter CaseAttorney for the loser says workers wearing Penny Hubbard shirts registered absentee voters.
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Magnitude-4.1 quake strikes Ridgecrest area
RIDGECREST, Calif. An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.1 has struck the Kern County area but there are no reports of damage or injuries.
A preliminary report by the U.S. Geological Survey says the quake hit shortly before 1:15 p.m. Saturday and was centered 30 miles northeast of Ridgecrest.
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By DebbieSue212 · PostedI'm 100% disabled due to agoraphobia/panic disorder. I was totally housebound years ago, but made it back out with a lot of work, though I couldn't drive far. I've had to travel to a different state to go to a VAMC, accomplishing it by downing a bunch of prescription Xanax, headphones on Brainwave Entrainment relaxation software, and hubby doing the driving. Hubby had a stroke recently and is unable to drive the distance any more, so I had to move to the Choice program. Ever since, the VAMC is noncooperative with me. I even had to contact my Congressman to get them to make appointments, recommended by the Medical center which performed my operation. I wound up going by ambulance to the local ER last November, due to an inability to breathe (I had a foot-long tumor in my abdomen which was putting pressure on my asthmatic lungs). Hubby called 911, and they sent an ambulance. VAMC refuses to pay the bills involved, declaring it was not an emergency. The local hospital refused to even treat the tumor (I think because VA told them they would not pay), discharging me from the ER, after telling me to be careful the tumor doesn't explode. I eventually wound up at an obgyn office where they freaked out and started calling all over the state to try to get me help (even trying the governor's office). They eventually suggested an immediate ride to a major Med center, where I was refused treatment, but hubby refused to take me home, so they eventually did operate and removed the tumor. Choice takes months to make me an appointment anywhere, sometimes pretending to be working on approval, for months, for a follow-up visit with a local pulmonologist, only to inform me right before the appointment that they were unable to get 'approval' from my primary. Like huh? My primary never refused me treatment before, and they could have told me 4 months before (or even during any phone call I made to them every two weeks in attempting to get authorization #, while they put me off by telling me they were sending it over to scheduling). I absolutely HATE dealing with them any more!!! I've put in NODs on their refusal to pay the bills. They claim non-emergency. I received 3 notices from VA refusing to pay the bills of that ER visit. I put in NOD's on all 3. I only heard back on one. It stated it was overturned. But they only listed the one bill collector on the overturned notice (yet I was told by billing that if the 'non-emergent' was overturned on the one refusal, it applied to all bills for that visit???). Yet today I received another denial from VA of a bill from that day, this time involving the ambulance bill. I've tried billing, and gotten nowhere. I ask to speak to a supervisor. They laugh, tell me I can call their supervisor, but the supervisor isn't going to answer the phone. I've tried every person who is supposed to be in charge at the VAMC. They tell me whatever they think I want to hear, just stringing me along, and nothing changes. I finally got hold of the supervisor, but it got me nowhere - just shining me on. I'm going to put in another NOD on this denial of the ambulance bill. But it appears to be hopeless. There is no one willing to fix the problems here. I'm frustrated and disgusted. Afraid of needing any emergency treatment, afraid of the bills. I've now fallen backwards with my agoraphobia, due to the stress of it all. I've lost a lot of ground, afraid to leave the house again. I need to force myself out, trying to drive a few blocks on my own, despite the fears, trying to gain back some ground. It's hard. 😥 Does anyone else have these problems dealing with these people?? It's just impossible...
My psychiatrist at the VA has refused to sign paperwork for me to obtain a service dog from an organization that provides them for for disabled veterans with panic disorders, etc. She states the VA precludes her from doing so. I then asked her if she would submit the necessary paperwork for me to be a part of the new pilot program which the VA just announced that is for mental health that impacts mobility. I am diagnosed (by her) with agoraphobia with panic disorder. She mumbled that she knew nothing about it and would "look into it". She sent me a message through secure messaging today after I reminded her and sent a message to the patient advocate because I am tired of them just increasing my klonopin every few months along with every other medication. At this point, if I take all the klonopin she recommends I won't have a panic attack because I will be on my couch drooling all day long or asleep. So, my question is if I can't get my worthless psychiatrist to do anything, the patient advocate seems to think that the VA doesn't pay for service dogs...........which I wasn't even asking them to do. Sign paperwork was what I was asking for initially but with the pilot program honestly I am a perfect candidate. Who is above them? I am not post 9/11 and have no other health insurance so just going to see someone else isn't really an option but getting drugged into addiction is not something that is something that a think is "treatment" either. So drug me, of course, sign paperwork for a service dog....hell no? Someone suggested I contact my congressperson, Bob whoever that is, the head of the women's clinic (not sure why that matters) and news stations (I have agoraphobia so that probably wouldn't be good for me honestly). I just want to be able to get a service dog so I can take less drugs hopefully and go to my doctor's appoinments without my hubby or adults kids having to take me because I turn into a panic attack mess, I don't think that is so much to ask. If anyone knows about this mysterious regulation the VA has that prevents them from signing paperwork from all of these organizations that provide service dogs for any reason, not just psychiatric I would love to know what it is!
Hello my friends, As you all know I was rated 30% for MDD; 0% for migranes; and 0% for skin rash. I asked for increases in MDD, migranes, and skin rash. I also asked to re-open sinusitis/rhinitis and then asked for PTSD and MDD to be reopened because I was originally denied for this in 2014. Well the decision is final today on Ebenefits, and my AB8 states that I am now 70% and it looks like they will retro me back from Dec 2014. Here is the information below. I really appreciate the help from the members and I will continue to stick with Hadit because the fight is never over. I am one happy lady.:)))) sinusitis (also claimed as chronic allergies) 0% Service Connected 07/14/2014 rhinitis 0% Service Connected 07/14/2014 condition of the duodenum Not Service Connected insomnia Not Service Connected shin splints, left lower extremity (akso claimed as aching pain and cramps) Not Service Connected post traumatic stress disorder with major depression 70% Service Connected PTSD - Personal Trauma 07/14/2014 left hand condition (also claimed as tingling sensation and numbness in fingers) Not Service Connected bilateral foot condition to include corns bunions, callouses, hammertoes, blisters, and pain) Not Service Connected left shoulder pain and popping out of place Not Service Connected rash on neck (now claimed as rash all over body) 0% Service Connected 10/05/2012 depression to include anxiety (also claimed as suicidal thoughts, nightmares, hallucinations, panic attacks, and short term memory loss) 30% Service Connected 08/15/2011
How do I file the request to amend my records per 3.1579? What am I amending?
Bronco; The C&P exams are so erroneous that I have to due the CUE, I agree. My lay opinion to my congressman and Mr. McDonald is in hopes of NOT having to go to the BVA to unscrew this mess. What I need is a new C&P exam since this doctor jumbled both exams by mixing up body parts, wrong dates, etc. So I need to cite 38 CFR 20.1403 Rule 1403?
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Complaint Review: Truckers Report.com
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She let go. Without a thought or a word, she let go.
She let go of the fear. She let go of the judgments. She let go of the confluence of opinions swarming around her head. She let go of the committee of indecision within her. She let go of all the 'right' reasons. Wholly and completely, without hesitation or worry, she just let go.
She didn't ask anyone for advice. She didn't read a book on how to let go. She didn't search the scriptures. She just let go. She let go of all of the memories that held her back. She let go of all of the anxiety that kept her from moving forward. She let go of the planning and all of the calculations about how to do it just right.
She didn't promise to let go. She didn't journal about it. She didn't write the projected date in her Day-Timer. She made no public announcement and put no ad in the paper. She didn't check the weather report or read her daily horoscope. She just let go.
She didn't analyze whether she should let go. She didn't call her friends to discuss the matter. She didn't do a five-step Spiritual Mind Treatment. She didn't call the prayer line. She didn't utter one word. She just let go.
No one was around when it happened. There was no applause or congratulations. No one thanked her or praised her. No one noticed a thing. Like a leaf falling from a tree, she just let go.
There was no effort. There was no struggle. It wasn't good and it wasn't bad. It was what it was, and it is just that.
In the space of letting go, she let it all be. A small smile came over her face. A light breeze blew through her. And the sun and the moon shone forevermore.
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Calling all Women...
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We are at a developmental threshold - ready to bring our offering to scale and turn a campaign into a global movement.
"Women as a force of nature - on behalf of nature..."
TreeSisters is a social experiment of our time. We are a women's organisation growing a global network of TreeSisters to help crowd fund rapid tropical reforestation. We are doing it in ways that honour the value and uniqueness of woman in our world - cultivating feminine nature based intelligence and leadership on behalf of our ecology and future generations.
- 1. We craft unique resources and courses that bring women together to nourish the roots of collective action.
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Our first 140,460 trees are funded and we are currently exploring four more tropical reforestation initiatives that will become the beneficiaries of our first major tree campaign at the launch of the new web site in spring. This means that when you fund TreeSisters, you will be funding a portfolio of exemplary tree initiatives that cover a wide range of ecological and social benefits.
TreeSisters is based on a Map of 5 Choices that reflects a woman's body - you can see it here. It is a whole system of energy flows and capacities that are the ground of our value system and every level of our organisational structure and strategy. Life sits at the centre of the Map - asking the question, how would humanity live if Life were more important than Money? (see below for both Light and Shadow Map - the resistance within the same system.)
We've placed Life at the centre of TreeSisters and have created an organisation that operates out of the wisdom of living systems. We follow both the lunar and solar cycles in order to be supported by the natural energetic flows of which we are an intrinsic part. It really works! This is one of the reason that we hold both Full and New Moon calls - to bring us together so that we can fill our tanks back up, but also to punctuate our lives with the moon flows that govern women's bodies, so that we can start to be back in tune... There is a huge resource of free meditations and calls right here for you to use whenever you need support and strengthening...
Until the new web site is up and running, we are still seeking the core developmental funding needed to enable 80% of the networks funds to go to the trees (20% will go to supporting women and the organisation itself).
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Household Bank Orchard Bankwww.hbcard.com Salinas, California U.S.A.
Household Bank Orchard Bank Credit card division ripoff fraud scam Salinas California
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This bank charges it's consumer clients over the limit fees, late payment fees, credit card protection fees and never agrees to remove them. They then hound you day and night, weekends as well, despite being asked to respond in writing, all in clear violation of both state and federal regulations.
In a recent newspaper article, this bank was fined millions of dollars for making loans to poor people at terms and condtions that they did not understand.
They are just about to purchased by a British bank who needs to know about their predatory lending practices.
They have been reported to the Better Business Bureau, Banking Regulators and the Attorney General.
Join me in boycotting this bank, OR let's file a class action lawsuit against them until they agree to refund all membership fees, late fees, interest charges etc.
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|Dr Christopher Borsing
Entered Trinity College Dublin as a mature student, elected Foundation Scholar 2005, submitted doctoral thesis 2012.
Novel; Epistemology; Exploration; Early Modern Culture Wars
|Emily Bourke
|''Everywhere Was A Shadow of Death:' Environmental Anxiety in American Popular Culture Since 1945'
Dr Bernice M. Murphy
University of Limerick, B.A. New Media and English 2006-2010
Ecocriticism; Ecohorror; Gothic; Popular Literature; American
William Brady
|''Some Safe Way of Dying:' A Literary Study of Suicide in 1940s Britain'
|Prof Eve Patten
William Brady completed his B.A. in English Studies at Trinity College Dublin in 2014.
War; 1940s; Britain; Suicide; Society; Durkheim
|Dr Mary Bridgeman
|'Twilight Zones: Subjectivity, Gender, and Feminism in Three 21st Century Popular Vampire Romance Narratives'
|Prof Darryl Jones and Dr Catherine Lawless
Dr Mary Bridgeman recently completed a PhD at Trinity College Dublin under the supervision of Prof Darryl Jones and Dr Catherine Lawless. Her thesis, titled 'Twilight Zones: Subjectivity, Gender, and Feminism in Three 21st Century Popular Vampire Romance Narratives,' was funded by a Postgraduate Research Studentship from Trinity College Dublin and a Postgraduate Scholarship awarded by the Irish Research Council.
Mary has tutored on the 'American Genres', 'Theories of Literature', and 'Post-Colonial Literature and Theory' courses in the School of English, TCD. She has led seminars on Gender and Popular Culture at Masters level and she will be giving a lecture course on Gender, Feminism, and Popular Culture in the Centre for Gender and Women's Studies, TCD, in 2017.Maternity; the Supernatural; Feminism in Literature and Popular Culture, Gendered Genres, and Feminist Theory
|Dr Felicity Cable
|I am currently engaged in two independent areas of research: the role of the laundress in medieval and early modern literature, social mobility and the literary cyclist, 1890-1930.
Laundresses; Working Women; Mobility; Cycling
|Dr Valeria Cavalli
|''They said she was mad:' Insanity in the Fiction of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu'
|Valeria Cavalli studied English and French at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan, where she specialised in Information and Mass Communication Sciences (2004).
In 2006 Valeria completed an M. Phil. in Popular Literature at Trinity College Dublin. Her dissertation focused on the representation of Ireland in Bram Stoker's fiction. In 2014 Valeria received a PhD in English from Trinity College Dublin. Her research concentrates on the theme of insanity in the fiction of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. She has tutored on the 'Victorianism' and 'Realism and the Novel' courses.
Victorian Fiction; Horror; Gothic; Sensation; History of Psychiatry; Gender; Irish Fiction
|Kabir Chattopadhyay
''The Ring, The Wand and The Sword:' The Role of Objects in Articulating the Dynamics of Power in 20th Century Children's Literature'
|Dr Pádraic Whyte
|I am a Bengali student, from Kolkata, India.
I completed my Undergraduate and Postgraduate Degrees from Jadavpur University, India.
My two greatest passions have always been performing arts (music and theatre) and writing.
From a very early age, I have been an avid reader of children's texts, folklore and mythology from around the world. When I got the opportunity of pursuing academic work, I knew this had to be my field of study.
The Bengali culture has a rich tradition of children's stories, and I believe with the experience I shall gain during my PhD here, I shall be able to bring such texts to much-needed academic attention.
Children's Literature; Objects; Power; Knowledge; Fantasy; Agency
|Eve Cobain
|'The Music of John Berryman'
|Prof Stephen Matterson
My project explores the significance of music in the work of John Berryman and is funded by the Irish Research Council (2013-2016). More broadly speaking, I'm interested in poetry, particularly 20th century Irish and American verse.
I teach on a number of Freshman options including "Introduction to Poetry", "American Genres" and "Modernism".
Music and Poetry; Middle Generation America; Literary Biography; Transatlantic Literature
Sonya Cronin
|'From the Margins: Women, Royalisms and Exiles 1640 – 1669'
2008-2011: completed undergraduate single honours English degree. University College Dublin- graduated with first class honours.
Submitted doctoral thesis in October 2015 - successfully completed my viva in April 2016.
I currently hold a Renaissance Society of America – Folger Shakespeare Library Fellowship, 2016 – 2017.
Previously, I taught senior freshmen modules Post – Colonial Literature and Theory in 2014
Theory of Exile and Diaspora; Post-Colonial Studies and Migrant Literature, Eco-Literature as it Develops
|Aoife Dempsey
|'Nineteenth-Century Irish Anglican Fiction and the Postcolonial Gothic'
|Dr Jarlath Killeen
I am a current PhD student in the School of English under the supervision of Dr Jarlath Killeen. My doctoral research explores the postcoloniality of nineteenth-century Irish Protestant Gothic fiction. I completed my B.A. in New Media and English at the University of Limerick in 2010, and my M.A. in Postcolonial Literature and Culture at the University of Leeds in 2012.
Teaching Assistant on SF modules 'Victorianism' and 'Postcolonial Literature & Theory'
Gothic; Postcolonial; Anglo-Irish; Nineteenth Century; Irish Studies; Le Fanu; Stoker; O'Brien
|Louise Gallagher
|'Typography and Narrative Voice in Children's Literature: Relationships, Interactions and Symbiosis'
|Dr Amanda Piesse
University College Dublin, B.A. Hons. Archaeology and Greek & Roman Civilisation 2003 - 2006
Currently conducting research on the relationship and interaction between the physical form of the printed word and narrative voices in children's literature from the 18th century up to the present.
Children's Literature; Typography; Narrative Voice; Semiotics; Mulitmodality; Print Culture; Meaning; Paratext
Dr Darragh Greene
Dr Darragh Greene holds an MA, MPhil and PhD from Trinity College Dublin. His research interests range from medieval studies through Renaissance literature to comics studies. In particular, he works on Chaucer, Julian of Norwich, fifteenth-century poetry, Shakespeare and Spenser.
Late Medieval Literature; Chaucer; Shakespeare; Critical Theory; Comics Studies
Dr Tim Groeland
'Consider the Editor: Textual Process in the Fiction of Raymond Carver and David Foster Wallace'
|Dr Philip Coleman
I recently completed a PhD, supported by an IRC Postgraduate Scholarship and supervised by Dr Philip Coleman, in the School of English at Trinity College Dublin (2013-2016). My research focuses on the role of editors in twentieth- and twenty-first century US fiction, particularly in the works of Raymond Carver and David Foster Wallace. My research interests include contemporary US fiction, editors and editing, and institutional contexts in literary production.
Publications include:
I have taught on a number of undergraduate modules including "American Genres", "The Child in the Book" and "David Foster Wallace."
American Literature; Contemporary Fiction; Editing and Textual History; Genetic Criticism
Richard Howard
|'Estrange Conflict: Fragments of the Irish Troubles in the Science Fiction of Bob Shaw and James White'
|Dr Brian Cliff
Richard completed a BA in English, Media and Cultural Studies at IADT, Dun Laoghaire in 2011, and an MA in Science Fiction Studies at the University of Liverpool in 2012. His PhD examines the Belfast science fiction authors Bob Shaw and James White, and was funded by the Irish Research Council. He submitted his thesis in September 2015.
Richard tutored on the SF Non Realist Writing module in 2014 and 2015, and also tutors on the JF History of Ideas course in the Centre for European Studies.
His research interests include Science Fiction Studies, Irish Studies, Science and Technology Studies, Medical Humanities and Critical Theory.
Irish Science Fiction; Irish Studies; Utopian Studies; Troubles Fiction
|Kyle Hughes
|'(Not) Everything Ends in Tears: Individuals, Communities, and Peacemaking in the Íslendingasögur'
|Dr Helen Conrad O'Briain
Kyle Hughes studied English and Psychology at Trinity College, gaining his BA in 2011. In 2012 he completed the M.Phil in Medieval Language, Literature, and Culture, with a dissertation examining Viking warrior burials in Ireland. His research interests primarily include conflict resolution in the Old Icelandic sagas, Medieval ecology, and Hiberno-Norse history and culture, and he is currently working on a PhD examining bloodfeud and arbitration in the sagas. Since 2013, he has been a teaching assistant for the Gods in Literature, Irish Writing, and the Beginnings of English Poetry.
Old Norse; Conflict Resolution; Bloodfeud; Icelandic Sagas; Medieval Societies; Medieval Ecology
Dr Gregory Hulsman
Dr Gregory Hulsman studied English and Philosophy at University College Dublin, gaining a BA (Hons) in 2008. He then gained his MA from University College Dublin in Medieval Literature and Culture in 2009. In 2015, he completed his Ph.D in Trinity College Dublin. His thesis was entitled 'The Evolution of a Lollard Book of Instruction: A Critical Edition of Material from TCD MS 245'.
Medieval Literature; Heresy; Manuscripts; Church History
Dr Gerard Hynes
Gerard Hynes studied English and History at Trinity College, receiving a BA in English in 2009. In 2014 he received a PhD from Trinity for a thesis on ideas of world-building and creation in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.
Popular Literature; Fantasy; Science Fiction; Children's Literature; Transmedial World-building; Ecocriticism; Medievalism; Genre
Dr David Jameson
Dr Jameson is a graduate of University College, Dublin (B.A.,Hons) and Trinity College, Dublin (M.Phil and Ph.D). He was an Irish Research Council scholar and completed his doctoral degree in the School of English in 2013.
His primary research interests are in the area of 20th century Irish Fiction and 19th and 20th century Irish political and ecclesiastical history. He is currently preparing a monograph on mixed marriages in Ireland.
Catholic; Protestant; Inter-Faith Relationship; Irish Fiction; Sectarianis
Vivienne Keeley
|'More Than Meets the Eye: Servants and Truth in the Eighteenth- Century Novel'
|Dr Aileen Douglas
Studied English and history at undergraduate level at St Patrick's College Drumcondra.
Servants; Masters; Eighteenth-Century Novel; Deceit; Truth-Telling
Stephen Kenneally
'Queer be Dragons: Mapping LGBT Fantasy Novels 1987-2000'
My doctorate, completed at TCD in 2015, examined the emergence of primary LGBT characters in fantasy novels over the period 1987-2000. My research interests include source analysis, LGBT genre representation, cultural shifts in representation, and the utility of genre fiction. I am also interested in performance and performativity, queer theory work in general, and constructed terms for gender and sexual minorities in fiction. I write, perform, and organise live-action roleplay and tabletop roleplaying games and am always interested in research on those topics also.
Queer Theory; LGBT; Fantasy; Science Fiction; Genre; Discourse Analysis; Critical Analysis; Gay and Lesbian
Dr Ian Kinane
|'The Desert Island Trope in 20th and 21st Century Popular Culture'
|Dr Jarlath Killeen and Dr Melanie Otto
Ian completed an M.Phil. in Popular Literature (2010-11) and a doctoral thesis on contemporary Robinsonade literature (2011-14) in the School of English. Recent and forthcoming publications include articles/chapters on Dan Brown's popular fiction; islands as imaginary worlds; the wuxia films of Zhang Yimou; scatology and the myth of paradise; reality television and American neo-colonialism; Tolkien's The Hobbit; and 16th Theatre. His monograph, Theorising Literary Islands: The Island Trope in Contemporary Robinsonade Narratives, will be published by Rowman & Littlefield in 2016, along with a co-edited collection of essays entitled Landscapes of Liminality: Between Places and Spaces. Ian is also a co-founding member of the Island Poetics Research Hub, based at the University of Zurich.
Contemporary Literature; Popular Literature and Culture; Anglo-American Literature; Robinsonade Literature; Island Studies; Pacific Island Writings; Adventure Fiction
Zosia Kuczyńska
'Time and Space in the Plays of Brian Friel'
|Prof Nicholas Grene and Prof Christopher Morash
Zosia is a Government of Ireland Postgraduate Research Scholar. She gained her BA in English Literature from the University of Oxford (Exeter College) and her MA in English (Irish Writing) from Queen's University Belfast. She worked as an editorial assistant on the forthcoming OUP publication The Oxford Handbook of Modern Irish Theatre. She has taught modules on D. H. Lawrence, Poetry, Irish Writing, and Shakespeare. Other research interests include the poetry and radio plays of Louis MacNeice.
Time; Space; Brian Friel; Theatre
|Dr Megan Kuster
|'Unsettling belongings: settler colonialism in the selected works of Jean Rhys and Elizabeth Bowen'
My research interests are in postcolonial and environmental literature, including settler studies, belonging, identity construction, narratives of climate justice and Caribbean studies and culture.
My PhD research examined settler narratives of belonging, concentrating on the fiction of Elizabeth Bowen and Jean Rhys. Focusing on places—including the colonial house, the metropolitan public park, the seaside, and London during and after the Blitz—I traced the development of Bowen's and Rhys's conceptualisation of settler identity in their writing from 1927 to 1968.
I also work and research in the field of educational access and widening participation.
Ecocriticism; Post-Colonial; Social Justice; Access and Widening Participation
|Julie Angelica Le Blanc
|'Depictions of the Morrígain in 20th and 21st century British and Irish Children's Literature'
|Dr Helen Conrad-O'Briain
Julie is a third-year PhD student in the School of English. She received a BA in English from the University of Florida in 2009 and an MPhil in Medieval Language, Literature and Culture from Trinity College Dublin in 2012. Her primary research interests are in translation, adaptation, and transformation of texts between cultures and time periods. Julie's current research explores adaptations of medieval Irish material in 20th and 21st century British and Irish Children's Literature, focusing on the depiction and adaptation of the Irish war-goddess, the Morrígain.
Children's Literature; Medieval Irish Literature; Mythology; Medievalism
Dr Dolores McLoughlin
I did my first degree at University College Dublin, majoring in English and Philosophy. I graduated with an MPhil in Literatures of the Americas from Trinity College Dublin in 2009. My dissertation focused on Ralph Waldo Emerson's essay "Self Reliance" and the writing of Louisa May Alcott and Sarah Orne Jewett. I went on to do a PhD on the work of Maeve Brennan and Nomadic Consciousness, at Trinity College Dublin which I completed in 2012. Since 2010, I have been an Occasional Lecturer and Teaching Assistant in the School of English.
Postcolonial; International; Diaspora; Nomadic; Exile
Áine Madden
|''One doesn't read Jane Austen; one re-reads Jane Austen.:' Re-reading Jane Austen through fanfiction'
|Dr Jarlath Killeen
University of Dublin, Trinity College, B.A. Hons. English and French 2004-2008
PhD Candidate at University of Dublin, Trinity College, 2014-Present
Currently conducting thesis research exploring Jane Austen's afterlife in popular culture through an examination of fanfiction inspired by Pride and Prejudice.
Teaching Assistant in Victorian Literature in University of Dublin, Trinity College, 2015- Present.
Jane Austen Studies; Popular Culture Theory; Reception History; Reader Response Criticism; Fan Studies; Fanfiction; Jane Austen Fandom
|Dr Noelle Mann
Noelle Mann holds a BA and MA in English from Manchester University, and recently completed a PhD in the School of English at Trinity College Dublin.
Dr. Mann's primary area of interest is the culture of nomadic communities, including Irish and Scottish Travellers. Her particular focus is on music and oral history, including storytelling, and its representation in textual form. A related area of interest is the medieval development of the fable genre, and the use of animals in moral teachings.
Dr. Mann is also a writer for Travellers' Voice Magazine, reporting on music, culture and Roma issues.
Multi-disciplinary; Irish Travellers; Scottish Travellers; Minority Cultures; Music; Storytelling; Fables
Dr Wendy Mooney
|'William Allingham in his Contexts'
|Prof Terence Brown
I am a lecturer and tutor in Irish Literature, Poetry and Victorianism. I completed my thesis, on the Irish Victorian poet, William Allingham, in 2011. I have been tutoring in the School of English, TCD, since 2008. I also teach in UCD and recently gave a lecture course in Irish literature for the American Institute of Foreign Study. Other research interests are contemporary Irish literature - particularly poetry – and the relationship between art and literature. My poems have been published in various journals and newspapers, including Poetry Ireland Review, New Irish Writing and Crannóg.
Irish; Victorian; Poetry; Exile; Famine; Folk Culture; Pre-Raphaelites
Georgina Nugent-Folan
|'Comparative study of Gertrude Stein and Samuel Beckett'
|Dr Sam Slote
Georgina Nugent-Folan completed her B.A. in English at Trinity College, graduating with a 1.1 in 2010. She was elected a Trinity Scholar in 2008 and was also awarded the Trinity Gold medal. In addition to her PhD research, for which she was awarded an IRC Postgraduate Scholarship, she is preparing a digital genetic edition of Samuel Beckett's Compagnie/ Company as part of the Samuel Beckett Digital Manuscript Project. Articles on Beckett and/or Stein have been published in the Journal of Beckett Studies 22.1(April 2013), 24.1 (April 2015), The Southern Review (Spring 2015) and Samuel Beckett Today/ Aujourd'hui (December 2015). Her essay on Beckett, "Samuel Beckett: Going On in Style," published in The Southern Review in Spring 2015, is currently nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
Anglo-American and European Modernist literature and Visual Art; Irish Modern and Contemporary Fiction; American Modern and Contemporary Fiction; Genetic Criticism; Digital Humanities
Dr Emily O'Brien
|Dr Emily O'Brien is an Irish Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow, currently writing her monograph on early modern murder narratives, under the mentorship of Dr Amanda Piesse. She completed her IRCHSS-funded PhD at Trinity College Dublin in 2013 and has taught and lectured on Shakespeare and sixteenth-century literature.
|Mary O'Byrne
Working Title: 'The Phenomenology of Death and Human Consciousness and the Inner Workings of Time in the stage plays of Samuel Beckett"
|Prof Chris Morash
A graduate of University College Dublin with a B.A in Social Science in 1982, Mary worked in the public service for over twenty years, obtaining a Masters of Public Administration in UCD in 1989. She completed a Masters of Drama and Performance in UCD in 2010 and began her PhD as a John and Pat Hume Scholar in National University of Ireland, Maynooth in 2011, transferring to TCD in 2012. Mary works as a Teaching Assistant, in the School of English, TCD and she is the Convenor of Beckett Reading Group established in 2014 to the present.
Samuel Beckett; Literature and Phenomenology; Theatre; Performance
Dr Conor Reid
I completed my PhD in the School of English in 2013, examining the interaction of science and popular fiction, with a particular focus on the works of American author Edgar Rice Burroughs. My research interests include popular literature, particularly science fiction and adventure fiction, as well as the field of literature and science. In Trinity, I have taught on undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Victorianism, Non-Realist Writing, and Popular Literature.
Popular Literature; Literature and Science; Science fiction; American Literature; Victorian Literature; Fin-de-Siècle Literature
|Danielle Magnusson
|''Reading the Household': Towards an Economic and Textual Understanding of Early English Drama'
My primary field of research is medieval literature, specializing in early English drama, sixteenth-century literature, economic criticism, manuscript studies and book history. My doctoral thesis, "Reading the Household: Towards an Economic and Textual Understanding of Early English Drama," was completed at the University of Washington in 2015. I have since worked as a Research Assistant in TCD's Department of History of Art and Architecture on the "Migrant Manuscripts: The Western Manuscripts of the Chester Beatty Collection" project.
Drama, Medieval Literature; Early Modern Literature; Book History
Dr Margaret Robson
Dr Robson studied for her BA at the University of London, Goldsmiths' College and at the University of York, where she completed her MA and DPhil degrees.
Kate Roddy
Dr Kate Roddy is an occasional lecturer, tutor and seminar leader at Trinity College, UCD, and DCU. She teaches on a wide variety of courses, including Shakespeare, English poetry, seventeenth and eighteenth-century literature and contemporary popular literature.
Sixteenth-Century Literature; Reformation; Martyrologies; Comic Book Studies, Superhero Comics; Gender; Sexuality
Dr Paul Raphael Rooney
Dr Paul Raphael Rooney is a Government of Ireland Irish Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of English where is working on a study of publisher's series circulated via railway bookstalls in late-nineteenth-century Ireland and England. His doctoral studies completed at the National University of Ireland, Galway reflect his wider research interests in the history of reading and the Victorian popular novel. He has published in Victorian Periodicals Review and Women's Writing and has publications forthcoming in Publishing History and in the edited collection, Victorian Fiction Beyond the Canon. He is also co-editing the forthcoming Palgrave Macmillan volume, Media and Print Culture Consumption in Nineteenth-Century Britain: The Victorian Reading Experience.
Book History; Victorian Literature; Popular Fiction
Dr Peter Rooney
I completed my Ph.D from the University College Cork in 2007 under the supervision of Dr Lee Jenkins. My work focused on primitivism in the works of Ernest Hemingway. In particular, how Hemingway's exposure to Native Americans in his youth influenced his writing. Hemingway creates a unique version of primitivism, one that portrays Native Americans in a more naturalistic light. I have an article on Hemingway's primitivism published in the Irish Journal of American studies and am currently working on a book on the same subject. My field of interests include 20th Century American literature, as well as Modernism.
Hemingway, Primitivism, Native American, Modernism, Short Story
|Stefano Rosignoli
|'A Comparative Textual Analysis of the Ethics of James Joyce and Samuel Beckett'
|Dr Sam Slote
Stefano Rosignoli received degrees in Modern Literature (2006) and Publishing Studies (2008) from the University of Bologna. He worked in publishing for several years and gradually increased his interest in academic research, currently addressing moral philosophy and 20th-century Irish literature. He has been awarded scholarships from Trinity College Dublin and The University at Buffalo. Together with Mark Byron, he co-edited a dossier on Samuel Beckett and the Middle Ages, published in a celebratory issue marking the 40th anniversary of the Journal of Beckett Studies (25.1). He is also the author of a chapter on the sociology of Beckett's texts in the years of the broadcasts for BBC Radio (Palgrave Macmillan, forthcoming).
Modernism and 20th-Century Literature; Moral Philosophy; Textual Scholarship
James Scanlon
|''Till Time and Times Are Done:' W.B. Yeats and Apocalyptic Narrative'
|Prof Nicholas Grene and Prof Chris Morash
I am a graduate of TCD's School of Law (LL.B, 1990) and School of English (M. Phil, 2013). I am currently working on a PhD that takes, as its starting point, Frank Kermode's analysis, in The Sense of an Ending, of the apocalyptic elements in Yeats's work, and in modernist literature more generally. My research explores the different forms that the apocalyptic narrative takes in Yeats's writings, including his poetry and autobiographies, as well as the works that embody more directly his metaphysical and historical thinking.
Yeats, Eschatology; Narratology
|Stephen Stacey
|'Samuel Beckett and French Before the Linguistic Turn'
|Dr Sam Slote
University of Dublin, Trinity College, B.A. (Hons), English and French
Stephen Stacey's thesis re-examines Beckett's engagement with French by focusing upon that understudied body of French-language material produced by the author prior to 1947. This research is supported by the Peter Irons/School of English Studentship.
Alongside research, he works as a Teaching Assistant within the School of English. To date, he has tutored on the 'Enlightenment' and 'Introduction to Modernism' courses.
He is currently co-organising 'DRAFF', a bilingual Beckett conference which will take place in August 2016. Further information can be found at draff2016.wordpress.com.
Beckett; Bilingualism; Materialism; Modernism; Publishing History; Translation
Yuhki Takebayashi
|"Re-examining Oliver Goldsmith's Historical-Writings"
|Dr David O'Shaughnessy
I am from Tokyo, Japan. I previously read History as an undergraduate student and Criminology as a M.Sc. student at the University of Edinburgh. After completing the M.Phil. in Early Modern History at TCD I began researching Oliver Goldsmith's historical-writings under the supervision of Dr. O'Shaughnessy. My research interests are diverse, but I am especially intrigued by Enlightenment historiography.
Oliver Goldsmith; Historiography; Enlightenment; Irishness
|David Turpin
|'Electric Fur, Exhilarated Birds: Nature and Animals in E. E. Cummings and Mina Loy'
|Dr Philip Coleman
My principal area of interest is literary representations of the transformation of humans into animals (therianthropy). For my PhD thesis, I examined this subject in the work of the Modernist poets E. E. Cummings and Mina Loy. After passing the Viva Voce examination in November 2015, I expect to be conferred in Spring 2016. I am now reworking material from the thesis for articles, and beginning work on a monograph on therianthropy in interwar English literature. Outside of TCD, I lecture in Modern English and Cinema Studies at IADT, Dun Laoghaire.
American Poetry; Animal Symbolism; Modernism; Mythopoeia
|John Wilkins
'Black Gay Male Identity in the African Diasporic Novel'
|Dr Melanie Otto
I am a U.S. National working on my PhD here in the School of English, Trinity College Dublin. I am interested in the way that Literature, as an archaeological artefact, reveals constructions of gender, race, and sexuality.
Black Gay Male Identity in the African Diaspora


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