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Professor of Human-Animal Studies (Anthropology)
Department of Life Sciences
Garry Marvin took his first degree at the University of East Anglia in 1974 and was awarded his PhD in anthropology (topic: The Bullfight: A Study of Human and Animal Nature in Andalusia) at the University of Wales, Swansea in 1982. He has lectured in anthropology at the Universities of East Anglia, St. Andrews and Swansea. Between 1986 and 1996 he worked as a researcher / producer for television documentary programmes and made films on foxhunting, bullfighting, religious movements in India, American football, Chinese exercise systems, social and cultural change in Spain, relationships, suicides in the River Thames, the life of a foreign correspondent. He joined Roehampton in 1996.
Nigel Rothfels and Garry Marvin are the editors of a new book series that has as its focus human-animal studies. 'Animalibus: Of Animals and Cultures', Pennsylvania State University Press.
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The main focus of his research is that of human / animal relationships and he has written on bullfighting, cockfighting and zoos. For the past few years he has been conducting anthropological fieldwork on foxhunting in England and he is now writing a book on the culture(s) and meaning(s) of foxhunting. His other main research projects are a study of the cultural history of the wolf; the experiences and activities of sports hunters; taxidermised hunting trophies.
(2008) L'Animal de Zoo: Un Role entre Sauvage et Domestique, 'Techniques & Culture' CNRS, 50, 102 - 119.
(2007) English Foxhunting: A Prohibited Practice, International Journal of Cultural Property, 14, 339 - 360.
(2005) Sensing Nature: Encountering the World in Hunting, Etnofoor , XVIII (1), 15 - 26.
(2003) Animal Encounters: Challenge and Contest in English Foxhunting, Ludicia: Annali di Storia e Civilita del Gioco. Treviso: Fondazione Benetton, 9, 140-151.
(1987) Davies, C. and Marvin, G. (1987) 'Control of
the Wild in Andalusian Culture: Bull and Horse Imagery in Lorca from an
Anthropological Perspective', Neophilogus, 71.
(1984) The Cockfight in Andalusia (Spain): Images of the Truly Male, Anthropological Quarterly, 57.
(1982) Una orientación para una interpretación antropológica de la fiesta del 'Toro Embolado', Kalathos, 2.
(2014) 'In It Together: An Introduction to Human-Animal Studies' with Susan McHugh in Routledge Handbook of Human-Animal Studies.
(2014) Routledge Handbook of Human-Animal Studies, Garry Marvin and Susan McHugh - Editors
(2012) Wolf, Reaktion Books.
(2011) Enlivened Through Memory: Hunters and Hunting Trophies, in Sam Alberti (ed.) 'The Afterlives of Animals', University of Virginia Press.
(2011) Working Within: An Ethnographer in Human-Animal Worlds, in Margo DeMello (ed.) 'Animals and Society: An Introductionn to Human-Animal Studies', Columbia University Press.
(2010) Challenging Animals: Project and Process in Hunting, in Sarah Pilgrim and Jules Pretty (eds) 'Nature and Culture: Rebuilding Lost Connections',London: EarthScan.
(2010) Living With Dead Animals? Trophies as Souvenirs of the Hunt, in Nathan Kowalsky (ed.) 'Hunting-Philosophy for Everyone: In Search of the Wild Life', Oxford: Wiley Blackwell.
(2010) Wolves in Sheep's and Other Clothing, in Dorothee Branz (ed.) 'Beastly Natures: Human-Animal Relations at the Intersection of Cultural and Evironmental History', Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press.
(2010) Working Within: An Ethnographer in Human-Animal Worlds, in Margo DeMello (ed.) 'Animals and Society: An Introduction to Human-Animal Studies', NY: Columbia University Press.
(2009) Wolfe in Schafs - und anderen Pelzen, in Dorothee Branz und Christof Mauch (eds) 'Tiere in der Geschichte', Paderborn: Schonigh.
(2007) Acting the Part: Being a Zoo Animal , in Richard Billingham, 'Zoo', Birmingham: Vivid., 115 - 121.
(2007) Bodies in a Landscape: Engagements, Contests and Performances in English Foxhunting, in S.Coleman and T. Kohn (eds), 'The Discipline of Leisure', Oxford: Berghahn Books.
(2007) Turismo e citta d'arte. Quali costi sociali a Venezia?, (with Bob Davis) 'Turismo e Citta de'Arte '(ed. Gherardo Ortalli) Instituto Veneto, 15 - 20.
(2006) Killing Animals (with Animals Study Group), Urbana: University of Illinois Press.
(2006) Perpetuating Polar Bears: The Cultural Life of Dead Animals, in Bryndis Snaebjornsdottir and Mark Wilson, 'Nanoq: Flat Out and Bluesome: A Cultural Life of Polar Bears', London: Black Dog publishers., 157 - 165.
(2006) Research, Representations and Responsibilities, in S. Pink (ed), 'Anthropology in Action', Oxford: Berghahn Books, 191 - 208.
(2006) Wild Killing: Contesting the Animal in Hunting, in Animal Studies Group (Authors) 'Killing Animals', Urbana and Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 10-29.
(2005) Disciplined Affection: The Making of a Pack of Foxhounds, in J Knight (ed), 'Animals in Person', Oxford: Berg , 61-77
(2004) Cockroach Executions, in C.Chalmers (ed.), 'American Cockroach', New York & London: Aperture/Thames and Hudson, 64 - 67.
Jeffery, T and McBride, A (2004) DIY for Problem Pets: A Possible Welfare Issue, Proceedings of the 13th Annual Conference of the International Society for Anthrozoology', Ashland: Purdue University Press..
(2004) Seeing, Watching, Observing, Looking at Animals, G. Marvin (ed.), 'Visual Encounters - Special Edition of Society and Animals', Leiden: Koninklijke Bril NV, 13: 1, 1 - 11.
(2004)Davis, R.C. and Marvin, G.Venice, the Tourist Maze: A Cultural Critique of the World's Most Touristed City, Berkeley: University of California Press, 1 - 360.
(2003) A Passionate Pursuit: Foxhunting as Performance, 'Sociological Review': Blackwell Puboishers: Oxford, 52:2, 46 - 60.
(2003) A Passionate Pursuit: Foxhunting as Performance, in Szersyznski, B., Heim, W. and Waterton, C., 'Nature Performed: Environment, Culture & Performance', Oxford: Blackwell Publishers Ltd, 46 - 60.
(2002) Inedibility, Unspeakability and the Structures of Pursuit in English Foxhunting, in N. Rothfels (ed), 'Representing Animals', Bloomington: University of Indiana Press, 139-158.
(2000) Natural Instincts and Cultural Passions: Transformations and Performances in Foxhunting, 'Performance Research', London: Taylor & Francis, 5:2.
(2001) Cultured Killers: Creating and Representing Foxhounds, 'Society & Animals', Leiden: Koninklijke Bril NV, 9:3, pp273-292.
(2000) The Problem with Foxes; Licit and Illicit Killing in the English Countryside, in Knight, J. (ed), 'Natural Enemies: People - Wildlife Conflicts in Anthropological Perspective' London: Routledge.
(1999) Marvin, G. and Mullan, B. Zoo Culture, Illinois: University of Illinois Press.
(1987) Marvin, G. and Mullan, B. Zoo Culture , Weidenfeld and Nicolson.
(1986) Honour, Integrity and the Problem of Violence in the Spanish Bullfight, in Riches, D. (ed)., The Anthropology of Violence, Oxford: Basil Blackwell .
Marvin, G. (1984) The Beast Within and the Beast Without: Control and Dominance in the Spanish Bullfight, Blok, A. and Driessen, H (eds), Cultural Dominance in the Mediterranean Area, Publicatie-serie Vakgroen Culturele Antropologie K U Nijmegen, 16.
(1998) The Hunt, London: Cinema and BBC TV .
(1994) Bullfight, University of Illinois Press (new edition).
(1990) Coping with Spain, Basil Blackwell (translated into Japanese and French).
(1988) Bullfight, Basil Blackwell (translated into Japanese).
Davies, C. and Marvin, G. (1987) Control of the Wild in Andalusian Culture: Bull and Horse Imagery in Lorca from an Anthropological Perspective, Neophilogus, 71.
Department of Life Sciences Grant for new equipment to aid diabetes research
Dr Astrid Hauge Evans from the Department of Life Sciences has been awarded £10,000 from the Society of Endocrinology for new equipment in her research to improve the health of people living with type 2 diabetes.
Posted: 21 Oct 2016
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London Zoo gorilla's aggressive behaviour highlighted in Guardian Article
Even though the gorilla Kumbuka recently escaped from a London zoo
enclosure and displayed aggressive behaviour, it does not necessarily indicate that the gorilla is miserable, said a Roehampton primate
expert in an article in The Guardian.
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The Florida Gators
Last season's record: 8-5
Returning starters/letterwinners: QB John Brantley, RB Jeff Demps, RB Chris Rainey, WR Deonte Thompson, WR Frankie Hammond, TE Jordan Reed, ATH Trey Burton, OG Jon Halapio, OT Xavier Nixon. DT Shariff Floyd, DT Jaye Howard, OLB/DE Ronald Powell, LB Jelani Jenkins, LB Jon Bostic, CB Jeremy Brown. K Caleb Sturgis.
Key losses: SS Ahmad Black led the team with 108 tackles last season. DE Justin Trattou led the Gators with 12 tackles for loss last season. CB Janoris Jenkins intercepted three passes as one of the best cover cornerbacks in the country before being dismissed from the team in late April.
Key returnees: RB Jeff Demps led the Gators with 551 rushing yards and 927 all-purpose yards during an injury plagued junior season. DT Jaye Howard recorded three sacks while playing an important part of the run defense. ATH Trey Burton played quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end during his freshman season, and his knowledge of offensive coordinator Charlie Weis' offense will put him on the field in multiple spots this season.
Best game: October 1 vs. Alabama
Projected finish: 9-4
Outlook: Depth issues on the offensive line could stunt the team's growth in Will Muschamp's first season as head coach, as the offense ended the 2010 campaign searching for playmakers. The defense lost leadership but has young talent waiting in the wings.


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When he started tonguing my nuts it put me over and I shot all over his face and mouth, then I smeared my cock in the cum and fed it to him. KC is a greedy little cum slut swallowing everything I fed him! I love it when my bottoms can't get enough cum inside them!
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You Turned the Tables on Me
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|"You Turned the Tables on Me"
|Introduced in the musical film Sing, Baby, Sing.
|Song by Helen Ward with the Benny Goodman orchestra
|Louis Alter
|Sidney D. Mitchell
"You Turned the Tables on Me" is a popular song with music by Louis Alter and lyrics by Sidney D. Mitchell, published in 1936.
The song was introduced by Alice Faye in the musical film Sing, Baby, Sing. The most popular recording was by Helen Ward with the Benny Goodman orchestra. It has since been recorded by numerous pop and jazz vocalists and orchestras.
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Ringdroid application lets you create ringtones from your favorite songs or even record your own ringtones.
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It is the eyes that you notice first, not the trademark braids. They are wild and hypnotising, hinting at an energy and ambition that has fuelled Yulia Tymoshenko's tempestuous political career.
Many discounted Ms Tymoshenko after an uninspiring presidential run last June suggested Ukrainians had grown tired of her. Yet in the space of just a few months, Ms Tymoshenko's singular vision has secured her an improbable return to the centre stage of Ukrainian politics. A new opinion poll put her Fatherland Party on course to be the largest party in this month's local elections, with 19.5 per cent of the vote. Ms Tymoshenko was also a close second for the presidency.
"Today, my connection with the people has been re-established," she declared in an interview with The Independent. "For two and a half years, I was isolated in a fortified prison cell, with my opponents able to throw all kinds of mud at me." She had regained her popularity once Ukrainian society had been given the chance to judge things "soberly", she said.
In truth, a large part of the Ukrainian population remains hostile to her. Her critics point to involvement in the old Ukrainian regime, and to her attempt to push presidential interests at EuroMaidan (a wave of demonstrations calling for the ousting of the then President Viktor Yanukovych in 2013) at a time when others were mourning those killed by riot police. It was, many considered, an attempt to gatecrash a funeral.
Was her speech then poor judgement? Ms Tymoshenko paused. "Perhaps," she said, "after my time in prison I might have lost the sense of what the nation was thinking." Humility has never been Ms Tymoshenko's best card.
A source close to government suggested Ms Tymoshenko continues to harbour bitterness about the defeat in last year's ill-fated presidential bid when she was defeated by Petro Poroshenko. "She has always considered Mr Poroshenko's presidency an act of outrageous injustice – snapped from under her nose after years in prison," the source said.
Success in Ukrainian politics is traditionally a factor of spending huge amounts on advertising and media airtime, as it is in many other countries. Ms Tymoshenko was at a major disadvantage on both counts during last year's election. Mr Poroshenko's own Channel 5 lobbied in his interests, while other oligarch-owned channels, having decided her star was fading, limited her air time.
This year, however, the same channels have given Ms Tymoshenko a clear run to turn her populist fire on the largely detested government of the Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, She talks about the subjects Ukrainians want addressed – corruption, living standards, Russian aggression and new gas tariffs – while skirting over her past record. And her ratings have improved accordingly.
Poroshenko is creating more social tension, and aggression that will bring Putin closer into the heart of Kiev
Several sources in government suggested that the increased airtime was initially encouraged by President Poroshenko, who was then locked in battle with Mr Yatsenyuk. But things seemingly went too far. Now, Mr Yatsenyuk has been reduced to a lame duck, and Ms Tymoshenko is an arguably more dangerous rival for the President.
Ms Tymoshenko does not waste a moment in criticising Ukraine's government. Their socio-economic policies, forced on the country in conjunction with the West, have caused "great suffering", and are a "recipe for revolution", she argued.
"They are creating more social tension, and aggression that will bring Putin closer into the heart of Kiev," she said. "It won't just be a revolution this time, but an uncontrolled uprising that could sweep Ukraine away as a country". Ms Tymoshenko says she is best placed to understand the hardship ordinary Ukrainians are facing, "having been brought up by a single mother," and "having lived in poverty" most of her life.
Ukraine crisis: A timeline of the conflict
Ukraine crisis: A timeline of the conflict
1/22 30 November 2013
Public support grows for the "Euromaidan" anti-government protesters in Kiev demonstrating against Yanukovych's refusal to sign the EU Association Agreement as images of them injured by police crackdown spread.
2/22 20 February 2014
Kiev sees its worst day of violence for almost 70 years as at least 88 people are killed in 48 hours, with uniformed snipers shooting at protesters from rooftops.
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3/22 22 February 2014
Yanukovych flees the country after protest leaders and politicians agree to form a new government and hold elections. The imprisoned former Prime Minister, Yulia Tymoshenko, is freed from prison and protesters take control of Presidential administration buildings, including Mr Yanukovych's residence.
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4/22 27 February 2014
Pro-Russian militias seize government buildings in Crimea and the new Ukrainian government vows to prevent the country breaking up as the Crimean Parliament sets a referendum on secession from Ukraine in May.
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5/22 16 March 2014
Crimea votes overwhelmingly to secede from Ukraine and join Russia in a ballot condemned by the US and Europe as illegal. Russian troops had moved into the peninsula weeks before after pro-Russian separatists occupied buildings.
6/22 6 April 2014
Pro-Russian rebels seize government buildings in the eastern cities of Donetsk, Luhansk and Kharkiv, calling for a referendum on independence and claiming independent republic. Ukraine authorities regain control of Kharkiv buildings on 8 April after launching an "anti-terror operation" but the rest remain out of their control.
7/22 7 June 2014
Petro Poroshenko is sworn in as Ukraine's president, calling on separatists to lay down their arms and end the fighting and later orders the creation of humanitarian corridors, since violated, to allow civilians to flee war zones.
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8/22 27 June 2014
The EU signs an association agreement with Ukraine, along with Georgia and Moldova, eight months after protests over the abandonment of the deal sparked the crisis.
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9/22 17 July 2014
Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 is shot down over eastern Ukraine, killing all 298 people on board. Ukrainian intelligence officials claim it was hit by rebels using a Buk surface-to-air launcher in an apparent accident.
10/22 22 August 2014
A Russian aid convoy of more than 100 lorries enters eastern Ukraine and makes drop in rebel-controlled Luhansk without Government permission, sparking allegations of a "direct violation of international law".
Reuters/Alexander Demianchuk
11/22 29 August 2014
Nato releases satellite images appearing to show Russian soldiers, artillery and armoured vehicles engaged in military operations in eastern Ukraine.
12/22 8 September 2014
Russia warns that it could block flights through its airspace if the EU goes ahead with new sanctions over the ongoing crisis and conflict
13/22 17 September 2014
Despite the cease-fire and a law passed by the Ukrainian parliament on Tuesday granting greater autonomy to rebel-held parts of the east, civilian casualties continued to rise, adding to the estimated 3,000 people killed
14/22 16 November 2014
The fragile ceasefire gives way to an increased wave of military activity as artillery fire continues to rock the eastern Ukraine's pro-Russian rebel bastion of Donetsk
15/22 26 December 2014
A new round of ceasefire talks, scheduled on neutral ground in the Belariusian capital Minsk, are called off
16/22 12 January 2015
Soldiers in Debaltseve were forced to prepare heavy defences around the city; despite a brief respite to the fighting in eastern Ukraine, hostilities in Donetsk resumed at a level not seen since September 2014
17/22 21 January 2015
13 people are killed during shelling of bus in the rebel-held city of Donetsk
18/22 24 January 2015
Ten people were killed after pro-Russian separatists bombarded the east Ukrainian port city of Mariupol
19/22 2 February 2015
There was a dangerous shift in tempo as rebels bolstered troop numbers against government forces
20/22 11 February 2015
European leaders meet in Minsk and agree on a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine beginning on February 14. From left to right: Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko, Russian President Vladimir Putin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, France's President Francois Hollande and Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.
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21/22 13 February 2015
Pro-Russian rebels in the city of Gorlivka, in the Donetsk region, fire missiles at Ukrainian forces in Debaltseve. Fighting continued in Debaltseve for a number of days after the Minsk ceasefire began.
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22/22 18 February 2015
Ukrainian soldiers repair the bullet-shattered windshield of their truck as their withdraw from the strategic town of Debaltseve. Following intense shelling from pro-Russian rebels, Ukrainian forces began to leave the town in the early hours of February 18.
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Ms Tymoshenko has been criticised for her finances and claimed links to oligarchic interests. Indeed, sources suggested she had recently met the controversial oligarch Ihor Kolomoisky in Europe. "I have worked 15 years battling such clan interests," Ms Tymoshenko said. If her "more realistic" analysis of governmental policies fell now in line with the interests of some oligarchs, that was pure coincidence, she added.
Ms Tymoshenko once again finds herself in a key position – with the fate of coalition government largely in her hands. If she were to take her party out of the coalition now, she could bring down the government. Several governmental sources have suggested she has recently been using this leverage to lobby to return as prime minister – "the least of her ambitions".
Ms Tymoshenko told The Independent her party would not leave the coalition "while the country was at war" since "to do so would be the same as opening the borders to the Russians".
Others are less sure. "No one is as hungry for power or for victory as she is," said a source in Kiev. "She will do anything for power."Reuse content


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Randstad's public offer
Randstad Nordic AB ("Randstad"), a company indirectly owned by Randstad Holding nv ("Randstad Holding"), announced on 30 November 2015 a recommended cash offer to the shareholders of Proffice AB (publ) ("Proffice") (the "Offer"). The last day to accept the Offer was on 27 January 2016. Randstad declares today that:
- The Offer has been accepted to such an extent that Randstad after completion of the Offer will become the owner of approximately 97.3 per cent of outstanding shares in Proffice, corresponding to approximately 97.9 per cent of the votes.
- Randstad has decided to complete the Offer and all conditions for the Offer are therefore satisfied or have been waived, including the condition regarding a 90 per cent acceptance level.
- Randstad extends the acceptance period for the Offer up to and including 17 February 2016 to allow remaining shareholders to accept the Offer.
Press release from Randstad: Randstad declares the offer to the shareholders of Proffice unconditional and extends the acceptance period 29 January 2016
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Press release from Randstad: Randstad announces a recommended cash offer to the shareholders of Proffice
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- Randstad initiates compulsory redemption proceedings and the Proffice-shares will be de-listed
- Proffice Aktiebolag (publ) postpones publication of full year report and convenes extraordinary general meeting to elect a new board of directors
- Notice of Extraordinary General Meeting in Proffice Aktiebolag (publ)
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Dr. David Washbrook (St Antony's College, University of Oxford.)
Downloadable lectures
Rationalism, atheism and Hinduism in dravidian India, c.1920-90
Related: Modern India, Philosophy
The shrine in early Hinduism: The changing sacred landscape
This lecture counters the linear view of religious change in South Asia, which suggests that the Hindu temple came into its own after the decline of Buddhism in the fourth-fifth centuries AD. Instead the presentation shows that the temple form was part of a common architectural vocabulary widely used from the second century BC onwards not only for the Buddhist shrine, but also for the Hindu and Jain temples and several local and regional cults. The speaker thus makes a case for plurality of religious beliefs and practices in ancient South Asia as against the prevailing view that these local and regional cults were gradually subsumed under the mantle of Sanskritisation starting from the 4th-5th centuries onwards.
Colonial knowledge, archaeological reconstructions: The discovery of the Hindu temple in 19th-20th century India
The first lecture in the series traces the beginnings of the archaeology of religion in 19th-20th century India and highlights the trends that emerged in the study of the Hindu temple as a result of this intervention. Perhaps the most salient is the disjunction between religious praxis and theory and the study of architecture divorced from its ritual and philosophical moorings. A second is the change in the character of religious sites in the subcontinent from a culturally pluralistic personality to a monotheistic religious identity as a result of early archaeological legislation in the 19th century and more specifically from the early years of the 20th century onwards. This is best achieved by contrasting the 'discovery' of the site of Amaravati (1798-1867) with that of Nagarjunakonda (1920-1938) – both located along the river Krishna in the Guntur district of Andhra.
Related: Archaeology, Temple
Narratives in stone: The Ramayana in early deccan
Recitation from sacred texts including the Epics, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata was a crucial part of ritual activities at temples further reinforced by representations of themes from literature in narrative panels on temple walls. The most sustained visual narrative based on the Valmiki Ramayana dates from 5th to 8th centuries and is to be found on the Visnu temple at Deogarh dated to 425 AD, the contemporary temple at Nachna, as well as in the Deccan on the Durga, Papanatha and Virupaksa temples at Aihole – Pattadakal and at the Kailasa temple at Ellora. The Ramayana travelled to Southeast Asia towards the end of the first millennium AD, but the selection of themes and episodes to be depicted on monuments varied from place to place. This presentation analyses the Ramayana panels with a view to understanding the religious and cultural milieu of these shrines.
Related: Archaeology, Ramayana, Temple
Hinduism I series: Themes and textual sources (eight lectures)
- Introduction: What is Hinduism?
- The Vedas and Vedic traditions.
- The Upanishads: the Chandogya and Svetashvatara
- Dharma, society and gender
- Theistic Traditions 1
- Theistic Traditions 2
- Local Traditions: Kerala
- Hinduism and Modernity
Related: General
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Open letter to Bellingham Planning Director Jeff Thomas re: Fairhaven Highlands application deadlinePermalink +
Sun, Oct 31, 2010, 7:20 pm // Larry Horowitz
Update Oct 31:
Upon further review of the correspondence between the applicant's attorney and Interim Planning Director Jeff Thomas, it's not clear whether there has been any meeting of the minds.
In the attorney's Oct 28 letter, he observes that the revised estimate for the EIS of $345,000 substantially exceeds the initial contract amount of $75,000. I agree. But is anyone really surprised by the cost overrun?
When the city went out to bid back in 2007, five consulting firms submitted proposals, which ranged from an estimate of 489 hours (ESA Adolfson) to 2,082 hours (Wheeler Consulting Group). ESA Adolfson was the consultant hand-picked and recommended by the developer. Wheeler was a primary author of the 1995 Chuckanut Ridge EIS and was very familiar with the property.
It was obvious to everyone that ESA's bid, which was less than one-fourth of Wheeler's, was insufficient. As it turns out, the final estimate of $345,000 is about 4 ½ times the initial estimate, or roughly what Wheeler proposed. Why is anyone surprised that ESA's estimate was way too low? And how can the developer complain now when the city selected the developer's hand-picked consultant?
The attorney goes on to assert the applicant's right to seek mediation or other informal alternative dispute resolution if the applicant does not agree to the projected, additional expenses to complete the EIS. So, the applicant "sets aside" its request for an extension only to implement an alternate delay tactic. The attorney has asked the city to compile time and expense records, a task estimated to take at least 30 days. Then, after that's complete, the applicant will likely seek mediation to delay the process further. An obvious stall tactic.
Finally, the attorney indicates that the applicant may "wish to revisit 'suspension' of these processes" at some point in the future. WTF?
In Mr. Thomas' Oct 29 letter, he enumerates the terms of this new "agreement" with clear deadlines for items 1-3 and a vague, unenforceable provision for item 4. He also states that the city does not agree to any future "suspension" of the EIS process (nice work, Jeff).
Finally, in the attorney's Oct 29 letter, he states that the applicant, Greenbriar NW Associates, "does object to the proposed contract revision" and wishes "to exercise its contractual rights of review and negotiation."
And so the stall begins. Who needs an extension when you can game the system so easily?
- Has there been any meeting of the minds?
- Is the EIS process moving forward?
- Has the applicant violated the city's 120-day deadline?
- Are these applications now null and void?
Who knows?
Update Oct 29, 6:00 pm:
Ham Hayes // Thu, Oct 28, 2010, 10:53 am
Larry, as usual your article is well researched and articulated.
I would hope that Bellingham city officials show some transparency by providing a timely response to your letter. Please keep us apprised!
Sheri Ward // Thu, Oct 28, 2010, 1:11 pm
Thanks for the well-researched article. I agree the extension is unwarranted.
Aside from this immediate decision, the city owes its citizens a thorough review of the zoning for this parcel, which in the opinion of many is total inappropriate. When we first moved to town in 1985, we could not fathom why such a steep and environmentally important piece of land would be zoned for high density development. Add to that, its inaccessibility if the 12th Street bridge were to be blocked for some long or short span of time, the current zoning simply doesn't make any sense.
Our city administrators and elected officials can make this right if they so choose. Let's hope they do.
Vince Biciunas // Thu, Oct 28, 2010, 1:14 pm
Thank you Larry for an excellent letter to Acting Planning Director Jeff Thomas.
I agree with every point you have made and plan to send that message directly to Mr Thomas today.
There is no defensible reason for a third extension to this application.
Daniel Warner // Thu, Oct 28, 2010, 1:46 pm
Larry, thanks for your continued work on this project.
Eben Fodor observes in his book "Better, Not Bigger" that planners support the growth machine:
"Support for the growth machine often comes from professionals whose jobs are directly connect with growth. . . .The business of planning has become primarily the process of accommodating growth. With out growth, the role of the urban planner would need to be greatly refined. When planners are called upon to evaluate growth management policies, it?s not surprising tat they are often less than enthusiastic about policies that might actually slow or stop growth.?
It wasn?t always so. During the 1960s and 1970s a rich theoretical literature grew up featuring a serious critique of planning and the profession. In part this took the form of increasing citizens? involvement in planning decisions. A loose coalition of essentially liberal-minded planners rallied under the banner of a choice theory of planning, emphasizing citizen choice in, and even determination of, planning decisions. The rise of Reaganism and Thatcherism, among other trends, soon caused a retreat from the ?radical? idea that planning should emphasize citizens? choice. Planners soon returned to ?disciplinary traditions? with ?direct attacks on social theories that are perceived as harming the professional credibility of planning, and a renewed emphasis on public-private partnerships in the development process? (Michael J. Dear, The Postmodern Urban Condition, p. 122). The planners? role is to assist government in the administration of ?government intervention in the private land-development process? (id., at 123).
And Wendell Berry writes: ?That human limitedlessness is a fantasy means, obviously, that its life expectancy is limited. There is now a growing perception, and not just among a few experts, that we are entering a time of inescapable limits. We are not likely to be granted another world to plunder in compensation for our pillage of this one.?
Thanks again for your comments Larry, and thanks John S. for your work on this blog.
Dan Warner
Larry Horowitz // Thu, Oct 28, 2010, 2:12 pm
Some might be wondering why I waited until Oct 27 to respond to the Oct 12 letter from the developer?s attorney, especially in light of the Oct 29 deadline.
The answer is actually quite simple. Those of us who contacted the planning dept were told ? incorrectly it turns out - that the city had not received any letters from the developers or their attorney. Even when I called on Oct 25, I was told that the city had not received any letters.
None of us had any clue the city had received the Oct 12 letter until it was placed on the city?s website on the afternoon of Oct 26.
How's that for transparency, Ham?
Ham Hayes // Thu, Oct 28, 2010, 3:07 pm
Methinks our governments think we work for them, rather than the opposite case.
The unwillingness or inability of our government to respond in even a nominal way to legitimate concerns is what drives the current anti-incumbent mood of our country.
From Plato, "Excess generally causes reaction, and produces a change in the opposite direction, whether it be in the seasons, or in individuals, or in governments." In this case, either excess secrecy or excess incompetence…or perhaps a bit of both.
Tip Johnson // Thu, Oct 28, 2010, 3:31 pm
Thomas asked that Tull and his client provide further detail on the "crucial issues" facing the project by October 22nd. Have you seen the response?
Besides objecting to the project's reliance on archaic critical areas regulations, I agree with Vince Biciunas that it is past time to review the phony zoning.
The DEIS adequately demonstrated that even half of the zoned density cannot be built without unacceptable adverse consequences to public health and the environment.
A normal zoning review was never done. A former top City planner once described the assignment of the land use designation as "a mystery at best". The project furthers not one neighborhood goal or objective, instead hampering many.
It is clear from the record, or lack thereof, that this zoning was implemented specifically to make development of the property feasible in view of prerequisite conditions considered imperative at the time. That is not a legitimate basis for zoning. The project's failure to contemplate these prerequisite conditions further argues for a review of the zoning and necessary conditions.
Beyond that, the City's miraculous and erroneous Determination of Completeness, upon which this projects "vesting" rests, should be reviewed and the citizen appeal processed.
It is time for City planners to do their job:
1) Retroactively review the project's Determination of Completeness and process the citizen appeal,
2) Insist on current development regulations,
3) Assure that zoning is rationally derived, not invented to benefit a single landowner at tremendous cost to the community, and
4) In the interest of regulatory consistency, adopt a policy that no project may be extended unless it meets all current development regulations.
Larry Horowitz // Thu, Oct 28, 2010, 4:07 pm
The only response to Jeff Thomas? request for more information that I have seen is the attorney?s Oct 22 letter in which he states that he is ?working on providing additional information and will be in touch early in the week.?
I just spoke with Jeff Thomas who stated that as of 12:30 today he had not received any additional information. He was on his way to check today?s incoming mail.
Here?s a link to Oct 22 letter:
+ Link info/eis-correspondence/2010-10-22-tull-ltr-to-thomas.pdf
Larry Horowitz // Thu, Oct 28, 2010, 4:48 pm
I?m sorry to report that it appears the city is too afraid to enforce its own application extension law and will ONCE AGAIN approve another 120-day extension. Veiled threats of a lawsuit seem to have made the difference.
Pitchforks, anyone?
Tip Johnson // Thu, Oct 28, 2010, 4:52 pm
Seems to me that "on or before October 22nd" was pretty clear and Tull definitely missed it. That should kill the extension, shouldn't it?
Larry Horowitz // Thu, Oct 28, 2010, 5:22 pm
That would presume that the public?s business is being handled in public. The attorney has personally visited with Mr. Thomas on more than one occasion. There is no paper trail of these meetings, so no one knows what?s being discussed. When I asked for meeting notes, I was told, ?We generally don?t take notes at these meetings.?
Sounds very ?Mission Impossible? to me. Perhaps they have recordings that self-destruct?
Tip Johnson // Thu, Oct 28, 2010, 5:31 pm
This continues the City's pattern of not doing what it is supposed to do whenever it might interfere with this project and doing things it shouldn't if it might help.
Planning of by and for the developers?
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Missing Options High School traffic studyBellingham School officials expect a slam dunk by Hearing Examiner and city council on street vacation and conditional use permit. By Patrick McKee.
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Uber: Supporting the Troops?Uber, the cheap ride taxi company, is targeting the troops to become drivers in ads disguised as articles in publications such as the Army Times.
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Mon, May 16, 2016, 5:20 am
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Herons or Oil: Which are long term?The March Point protestors this weekend will hopefully show serious concern and not disturb the heron colony near the refineries.
John Servais
Sat, May 14, 2016, 9:34 am
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No Coal Terminal at Cherry Point - FinalThe Seattle office of the Army Corps of Engineers has formally denied a permit for building a coal terminal at Cherry Point in Whatcom County. Updated at 4pm.
John Servais
Mon, May 09, 2016, 12:10 pm
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Boring, predictable Trump plays to conservative Lynden crowdSupporters say he will beat Hillary Clinton.
Ralph Schwartz
Sat, May 07, 2016, 10:47 pm
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Citizens: BPD dismissive of people of colorGroup cites failure to investigate assaults on anti-police-racism marchers
Ralph Schwartz
Tue, Apr 26, 2016, 7:04 pm
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An Open Letter to U.S. Representative Rick LarsenAlso to all U.S. Representative candidates in the 1st and 2nd U.S. Congressional districts for the election in 2016
David Camp
Tue, Apr 26, 2016, 3:46 pm
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Five districts pass; GOP incites conservatives to fight map in courtRepublicans rolled over and approved the Democrats' map to set the stage for a legal challenge
Ralph Schwartz
Thu, Apr 21, 2016, 8:40 pm
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Unanimous Yes vote for 5 county council districtsGOP vote for Democratic plan to prevent locked committee and then county council becoming decision makers of districting boundaries
John Servais
Wed, Apr 20, 2016, 8:01 pm
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Report on City Council RetreatThe Bellingham City Council conducted a retreat on 16 April to discuss a number of issues, including a set of proposed strategies to ensure "sustainable services."
Dick Conoboy
Tue, Apr 19, 2016, 5:14 am
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OregonLNG quits: Cherry Point may be new targetLiquid natural gas terminal is rumored to be in planning stages for Cherry Point as the Oregon proposed LNG plan is abandoned.
John Servais
Mon, Apr 18, 2016, 11:55 am
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Deck stacked against Republicans at Districting Committee hearingFate of new county five-district map remains uncertain.
Ralph Schwartz
Wed, Apr 13, 2016, 10:43 pm
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Don't speak at tonight's Districting Committee hearingIf you do, you better make sure you have something to say that's going to change someone's mind.
Ralph Schwartz
Wed, Apr 13, 2016, 9:09 am
3 comments; last on Apr 14, 2016
Bellingham Planning tries to sneak one throughThe Sunnyland residents have just learned they have only today to comment on a huge impacting building project in their neighborhood.
John Servais
Mon, Apr 11, 2016, 1:06 am
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No sign of agreement as districting committee enters final phaseAfter a public hearing next week, the committee will be asked to vote on a five-district map for Whatcom County in two weeks.
Ralph Schwartz
Wed, Apr 06, 2016, 9:18 pm
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Proposed redistricting map for your reviewThe Districting Master (the official title) has submitted his map for review by the Districting Committee this evening. Here it is for your review.
John Servais
Wed, Apr 06, 2016, 1:14 pm
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BNSF: A casual approach to railroad safetyAt Clayton Beach, we have tracked increasing erosion under railroad tracks and written to the railroads and federal inspectors. To no avail.
John Servais
Mon, Apr 04, 2016, 8:17 pm
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$15 Minimum Wage - Assured Debt PeonageAccelerating efforts across the U.S. to install a $15 minimum wage are playing into the hands of big business and codifying enormously insufficient wages for years to come.
Dick Conoboy
Mon, Apr 04, 2016, 5:25 am
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Cherry Point coal port development put on iceWork on EIS put on hold as coal companies wait for Army Corps of Engineers decision. Well, it was not in March. This is not an April 1…
John Servais
Fri, Apr 01, 2016, 3:49 pm
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Fuller calls on Coast Guard to 'stand on the right side of history'Activist contests $10,000 fine for climbing on a Shell oil vessel. Rob Lewis guest writes this report.
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Wed, Mar 23, 2016, 2:37 pm
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Voting guide for Whatcom Conservation DistrictUpdated Wed, Mar 16. Tuesday, March 15, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., any registered voter of Whatcom County can vote in person at the conservation district office.
John Servais
Wed, Mar 16, 2016, 8:26 pm
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Will Cherry Point coal port be denied this week?Updated 4:30pm. Helena, Montana newspaper says GPT may be denied this week by Army Corps of Engineers. US Rep Zinke panics and accuses Army of politics.
John Servais
Wed, Mar 16, 2016, 12:19 am
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Dems, GOP primed for legal fight over districtsNot even a letter from a coal terminal spokesman can save them now.
Ralph Schwartz
Tue, Mar 15, 2016, 12:04 am
2 comments; last on Mar 17, 2016
Districting maps E and F for referenceWe post the next two maps to be discussed at the Districting Committee today, March 14. For the few who might study them and later contribute perspectives.
John Servais
Mon, Mar 14, 2016, 1:53 am
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Democrats threaten legal action on districtingLegally threatening letter sent by Seattle law firm retained by prominent leading Democratic Party leaders.
John Servais
Sun, Mar 13, 2016, 1:06 pm
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The state of citizen journalism is strong: Two receive deArmond awardsThe third annual deArmond dinner celebrated the work of Sandy Robson and Neah Monteiro.
Ralph Schwartz
Fri, Mar 11, 2016, 11:28 pm
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Potential Oil Exports From Cherry Point—Something else to put on your radarWhat almost happened on the coast of Maine could happen here at Cherry Point. Portland, Maine, stopped oil exports - and Whatcom County can also. If we act.
David Camp
Wed, Mar 09, 2016, 11:20 pm
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Durham, NH, - Surprise! - Rental Inspections WorkedDurham is an example of the efficacy of rental inspections, putting to bed the unsupported objections of landlords by presenting facts about conditions.
Dick Conoboy
Wed, Mar 09, 2016, 2:20 pm
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Dogged Pursuit of a Failed Vision?Wherein, we correct some misassumptions but still ask the questions
Tip Johnson
Tue, Mar 08, 2016, 2:47 pm
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Districting Committee: GOP accuses Democrats of gerrymanderingThe Republicans made concessions on their district map but took a final stand at Nooksack, Everson and Sumas.
Ralph Schwartz
Tue, Mar 08, 2016, 1:15 am
6 comments; last on Mar 12, 2016
Idea for Our Times: Puget Sound Repair ProjectCould this address the real problem with Puget Sound?
Tip Johnson
Mon, Mar 07, 2016, 10:40 am
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Districting Committee: Republicans lack legal compassRepublicans and Democrats remain far apart. Democrats have the legal high ground, but Republicans would go to court to challenge that if necessary.
Ralph Schwartz
Sun, Mar 06, 2016, 11:39 pm
1 comments; last on Mar 07, 2016
Punishing the Wrong GuysWherein someone's gotta do the right thing
Tip Johnson
Tue, Mar 01, 2016, 3:40 pm
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