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Cheap and Free Tools to Put Zip Back in Your PC
Want to speed up your PC? Who doesn't? Your PC begins to slow down 10 minutes after you pull it out of the box and start using it. A clogged Registry, a full hard disk, unnecessary programs that load on startup, and an inefficiently configured broadband Internet connection are just some of the many things that can bog down your system.
Help has arrived: We've found 15 downloads that can improve PC speed. Check out all of these cheap and free tools, and download your way to a zippier computer.
Speed Freaks
Why is your computer sluggish? The reasons are countless. You may have a clogged Registry, too many programs running in the background, or a full hard drive, for example. The following downloads can boost your PC speed by fixing these problems and more.
If you use Windows Vista and you're looking for an all-in-one utility to improve system performance, this program is worth a try. It has just about every speedup tool you need, offering a Registry cleaner, a disk cleaner, a disk defragmenter, and a Registry defragmenter. And those are just what the program calls Daily Tools. It has many other helpful modules as well, including optimizations for your RAM and system cache, startup and shutdown, and several dozen other functions.
The program even includes a monitor that checks on the health of your hard drive. If it detects that the drive is too warm, it recommends that you do a backup.
Download DTweak | Price: $30
AusLogics BoostSpeed
Here's an all-in-one utility that takes an everything-plus-the-kitchen-sink approach to enhancing PC speed. You'll find modules for just about any kind of performance boost you can name. The Boost Internet section, for example, will optimize Maximum Transmission Units to help raise your connection speed, and it will also tweak a variety of other settings, such as your DNS cache.
The Boost Windows section promises to do everything from speeding up shutdown and startup to optimizing memory and system settings. Similarly, the program has sections for boosting the speed of Microsoft Office, your Web browser, and your network.
As with any PC speed optimizer, you'll need to check carefully to be sure the program actually boosts your machine's performance and doesn't decrease it. Nevertheless, you'll find this a very good tool for overall system speedup.
Download AusLogics BoostSpeed | Price: $25 (free trial for 15 days)
Cleanup Assistant
This simple freebie helps speed up your system by unclogging your hard disk. It finds duplicate files, cached files, and other excess items, and then deletes them for you. If you have personal files you no longer need and you don't want anyone else to see them, it will even shred those files so that they can't be restored. Cleanup Assistant is free and easy to use, so even though it may not be the most sophisticated of programs, it's worth a shot.
Download Cleanup Assistant | Price: Free
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Eusing Free Registry Cleaner
One major cause of system slowdowns is a bloated Registry filled with out-of-date or bad entries. Your Registry gets junked up in many ways, notably when you uninstall a program that is ill-behaved and leaves traces of itself behind. As a result, one of the best ways to improve PC speed is to use a Registry cleaner or fixer. Plenty of for-pay fixers exist, but if you want just the basics, Eusing Free Registry Cleaner is a good bet. It scans your Registry for problems, reports on what it finds, and then fixes the problems you tell it to address. You can also restore your original Registry settings if the new ones cause problems themselves.
Download Eusing Free Registry Cleaner | Price: Free
If you're looking for the ultimate free PC cleanup tool to help boost system performance, look no further: You've found it in CCleaner. For a start, it cleans out junk and unnecessary files in Internet Explorer, Windows Explorer, your overall Windows system, and many applications. It also includes a Registry scanner that hunts down and fixes problems, and it offers an uninstaller for removing unwanted programs. In addition, it deletes traces of your Internet activity to protect your privacy.
Download CCleaner | Price: Free
Auslogics Registry Defrag
Cleaning your Registry with a tool such as Eusing Free Registry Cleaner (see above) will go a long way toward improving PC speed--but it won't go all the way. Even after you scrub the Registry, it may still suffer from bloat, because over time the Registry becomes defragmented, particularly when you add and remove entries. The free, simple Auslogics Registry Defrag utility defragments the Registry and gains you a bit of hard-disk space. More important, though, is that it speeds up your computer's access to the Registry by compacting it--and that means a faster PC. The program is free, it's simple to use, and it revs up your PC...what else could you ask for?
Download Auslogics Registry Defrag | Price: Free
Advanced Windows Optimizer
The?all-in-one Advanced Windows Optimizer offers numerous modules for optimizing, speeding up, and cleaning your PC. Its Registry Cleaner will kill invalid Registry entries that may slow down your system, and its Startup Cleaner will help you eliminate unneeded programs that launch on startup. It also has assorted cleaners for wiping out junk files and other excess material, plus system optimizers for deleting invalid shortcuts, optimizing Windows' use of RAM, and related tasks.
Note that the trial version has some limitations compared with the full version. For example, it will correct only up to 20 Registry flaws.
Download Advanced Windows Optimizer | Price: $40 (free trial for 15 days)
Advanced Windows Care 2 Personal
Here's a quick, easy, and free way to juice up system performance. It has all the basic tools you'll need for raising PC speed, and it is exceedingly simple to work with. It even has a one-click fix function in which it analyzes your machine and then corrects any problems it finds.
Most useful are the startup manager, which shows you all the programs that run on startup and lets you kill any that you no longer want to start; the Registry fixer, which addresses invalid or incorrect entries and values; and the system optimizer, which alters the way Windows runs in order to improve performance. The app has a slew of other tools as well, such as a spyware remover, a junk file cleaner, a privacy sweeper, and some very good tools that show details about your hardware and software configuration.
Download Advanced Windows Care 2 Personal | Price: Free
Internet Boosters
These days, we practically live our lives online. If you're looking for a way to boost your Internet experience, check out these downloads.
MySpeed PC Lite Edition
It's tough to know whether your Internet connection needs a speed boost. That's where this useful program comes in: It measures your upload and download speeds, and then shows you where your results lie on a continuum of access methods, from a slow modem to a superfast connection. It will also graph your speed over time.
Just as useful, though, is its analysis, which provides more details and helps you understand what the speed figures mean. For example, if it measures your upload speed at 5.66 megabits per second, it will say that your speed is good for service rated at 6 mbps and reasonable for service advertised as 7 mbps, but poor if you're paying for 8 mbps or above. It will also measure your quality of service, which determines whether you can sustain your maximum transfer speed.
For best results, use this application's information to determine whether you need a performance boost, run another program such as SG TCP Optimizer (see below) to enhance your speed, and then run this utility again to see whether the tweaks helped.
Download MySpeed PC Lite Edition | Price: Free
Bandwidth Monitor 2
This nifty little free application won't actually boost your bandwidth speed, and it isn't as comprehensive as MySpeed PC Lite, but it will help you know whether any network-related speed tweaks you've made have helped performance. It tells you your current upload and download speeds, and provides a graph of the speeds over time. In addition, it provides a log of your activities, including the total amount of data uploaded and downloaded in a day.
Download Bandwidth Monitor 2 | Price: Free
SG TCP Optimizer
No matter how swift your broadband connection is, it's not fast enough. You can't get your ISP to juice up the bandwidth, but you can make the most out of what you have. This free program will tweak various connection settings to help you obtain a faster, smoother connection.
At first glance the program is daunting, because it seems to require you to know certain technical details, such as latency and largest MTU. Your best bet is to click the Optimal settings button at the bottom of the screen and then click Apply changes; that way, the program makes decisions on its own. Unless you're very experienced, you probably don't want to muck around with the settings yourself.
Keep in mind that the proper connection settings can vary significantly from PC to PC, so you could possibly change your settings and end up slowing your system down. Mostly, though, if you follow the app's advice you'll find yourself with a better connection.
Download SG TCP Optimizer | Price: Free
This program promises to speed up your DSL or cable modem connection through what it calls "traffic shaping"--the prioritizing of certain data packets. You won't have to know anything about data packets or TCP/IP to use this utility, because it learns as you use the Internet, silently determining the best way to "shape" your traffic to boost performance. It then makes adjustments accordingly, and as a result you should see faster page loads and download times.
Note that the program can't improve your actual total bandwidth (that's something only your ISP can do); instead, it makes the most efficient use of your bandwidth so that you get an effective speed boost. The program also has some nice extras, such as a real-time bandwidth monitor.
Download cFosSpeed | Price: $36 (free trial for 15 days)
Dedicated fans of file and media downloads face one frustration above all: slow download speeds. Though you can't increase your total bandwidth without?switching to a faster ISP,?you can download files more quickly by using the BitTorrent protocol, which is far?faster than traditional methods. When you use the BitTorrent protocol, you retrieve pieces of a file simultaneously from multiple locations, significantly speeding up downloads.
There's one problem with the BitTorrent client, though: It's not a particularly good piece of software. The solution is to use uTorrent, a superior client. You can easily search for files from directly within the program, track and manage your downloads, and create your own files to distribute via the BitTorrent protocol. Among other good features in the program are a configurable bandwidth scheduler and global and per-torrent speed limiting.
Download uTorrent | Price: Free
Application Boosters
Sometimes only an application needs speeding up. The next two downloads will help with Microsoft Excel and with Adobe Acrobat Reader, respectively.
Worksheet Booster
Excel jockeys know that building and using spreadsheets can be a long, tough slog at times. If you're looking to cut down on the time?needed to perform repetitive (and not-so-repetitive) tasks, give Worksheet Booster a try. It?provides nearly two dozen new commands that speed up various tasks, such as creating a new worksheet from existing data. Instead of taking several steps to complete an action yourself, just choose a command from?Worksheet Booster's drop-down list, and it does the rest. It works with Excel 2000, Excel XP, Excel 2003, and Excel 2007.
Download Worksheet Booster | Price: $14 (shareware)
PDF SpeedUp
Few programs on the planet are more annoying than the Adobe Acrobat Reader. It's slow, it's buggy, and it seems to drag down entire systems whenever it's loaded. This freebie eliminates most of the program's annoyances, disabling the splash screen, killing the piped-in ads in the upper-right corner of the toolbar, turning off the invisible updates feature that sucks up RAM and system resources, and preventing plug-ins from loading, among other things.
Using the program is as simple as can be: Just click the Optimize button, and it does its work. To bring back your original settings, click Restore. You can also customize exactly which features it optimizes. The program works with versions 3 through 7 of Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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Farhner Custom Shop
Farhners's Custom Shop was owned and operated by legendary car builder Ray Farhner of Kansas City, Missouri.
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Wyndham Grand Salzburg Conference Centre - Salzburg
A beautiful eco-friendly Salzburg hotel near the center! For your next family holiday or business trip in one of Europe's most beautiful cities, choose to stay at the Wyndham Grand Salzburg Conference Center and experience impeccable service and many exceptional amenities, including 2 restaurants.
Just a few minutes away from the gorgeous old town center and well-connected by public transport, enjoy luxury Salzburg accommodation and make the most of your time in Mozart's birthplace.
Enjoy a relaxing stay at this 4-star hotel in Salzburg, Austria, which really ticks all the boxes in providing leisure and executive guests everything they could need while staying in this beautiful city surrounded by the gorgeous Alps.
The lovely setting and the Wyndham Grand Salzburg Conference Center's own excellent wellness center combine to help you unwind in style; with a swimming pool, sauna, spa services, and state-of-the-art fitness room to choose from, you won't be short of ways to relax during your holiday.
The hotel also offers guests a wonderful American buffet breakfast (surcharge) every morning, served in the Tamino restaurant and boasting a wide variety of healthy fruit, cereal, yogurt, hearty eggs, waffles, pastries, bacon, and sausages. It's perfect for getting your energy levels up and running before a day of sightseeing or meetings.
When back at the hotel in the evening, head to the BarRoque to sample fine Austrian draft beers, or enjoy a fine wine or delicious cocktail in a relaxed, elegant atmosphere.
Wyndham Grand Salzburg Conference Centre - Salzburg
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $94
- Junior Suite (Triple)
- Standard Guest Room
- Business Suite, 1 King Bed
- Club Room, Club Lounge Access, Single Use
- Executive Business Class Room, Club Lounge Access, Single Use
- Junior Suite, Double Use
- Family Room
- Junior Suite (Single)
- Family Room
- Club Room
- Club Room
- Executive Business Class Room, Club Lounge Access Double Use
- Double Room Single Use
- Double Room
- Standard Guest Room-Single
- Grand Suite, 1 King Bed (Club Lounge Access)
- Club Room, Club Lounge Access, Double Use
- Standard Room
- Family Room
- Grand Suite, 2 Bedrooms (Club Lounge Access)
- Executive Room
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 262 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 6 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour room service
- Indoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Spa services on site
- Sauna
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 14
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 17
- Conference space size (feet) - 1750
- Conference space size (meters) - 163
- Conference center
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Special features
DiningRestaurant Tamino - This restaurant serves breakfast only. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
BarRoque - This restaurant serves lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Wyndham Grand Salzburg Conference Centre - Salzburg's small print
Also known as
- Wyndham Conference Hotel Salzburg Grand Centre
- Wyndham Grand Salzburg Conference Centre
- Wyndham Grand Salzburg Conference Centre Hotel
- Wyndham Grand Conference Centre Hotel
- Wyndham Grand Conference Centre
Additional policies and fees may apply when booking more than 4 rooms, and for reservations for more than 9 nights. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Parking height restrictions apply.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.50 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 15 years of age.
Deposit: EUR 25 per night
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 16 per night with in/out privileges
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 18 per person (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 21 per pet, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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Furry or Floral Dance
The Furry or Floral Dance - same thing, different name.
It is one of those great centuries old traditions that is amazingly still going strong today.
All the shops decorate their fronts with flowers and greenery and various dances take place throughout the day all through the streets of the town. The dancers are led by bands just playing the one song, but it is great. In the morning the school children dance and dress all in white. Different schools wear different flowers. Later at the main dance all the men wear formal morning dress and the ladies where their best evening dresses. The dances even go in and out of the shops! It is so worth visiting.
Address: Throughout the town!
- Budget Travel
- Historical Travel
The Monument
This monument was built in 1834 to commemorate Humphry Millet Grylls, a local banker and solicitor who helped to keep open the Wheal Vor tin mine and which subsequently saved 1200 jobs.
Behind the Monument is where a castle used to stand and is now a bowling green, there are no remains of the castle to be seen.
Address: Coinage Hall St
Directions: Right at the bottom of Coinage Hall St, you can't miss it.
- Architecture
- Historical Travel
Coronation Park
This park, developed in the 30's, is located near the bottom of town, parking is off the Porthleven Rd, and includes a boating lake where many children can be found on sunny days. Rent a boat and paddle about soaking up the sun, try to avoid the ducks and swans which are also found here. There's also a play area for small children and last time I was there it was overrun by wee ones.
The Lakeside Cafe sells the normal cafe fare and the inevitable ice cream.
There are a couple of skate boarding ramps so if you've got a skater boy or girl, have them bring along their board and they can work off some steam on the ramps.
Directions: At the roundabout to Porthleven at the bottom of town.
- Family Travel
- Sailing and Boating
Folk Museum
Formerly the Butter Market, this building was built around 1837 and now houses the museum which opened in 1849. It's now extended into the former Meat Market as well.
Exhibits inside include the innovations of Henry Trengrouse who invented the rocket line used in sea rescue. There are also exhibits depicting Cornwall's connection with the wireless and Helstons crafts and industries. You can see everything from the makings of a Blacksmith's shop to items used in making Cornwall's famous cider.
I especially liked wandering around the costume gallery, it always amazes me the changes that clothes people wear have gone through.
Located in front of the museum is a cannon taken from the shipwreck of the Frigate HMS Anson which went down in 1807 off Loe Bar.
There's a small gift shop inside in which you can buy books, postcards, jewellery and other items.
Price of admission is very low, only £2.00
for adults and if you're under 16 it's free.
The Museum is open Monday to Saturday and closed on Sundays and Bank holidays.
Address: Market Place, Helston
Directions: Off Coinage Hall st (the High St)
Phone: 01326 564027
- Historical Travel
- Museum Visits
Fun at Flambards Theme Park
Flambards Theme Park is a great place to take your kids to spend the day.There are all sorts of amusements to entertain them from paddleboats, bumperboats, simulator rides and others. Other attractions include Flambard's Victorian Village and Britian in the Blitz. These two exhibits are streetscapes made up in these time frames. You wander through and see the sights, hear the sounds and smell the smells of these eras, might want to hold your nose near the stables ;-)
I found those exhibits fascinating, especially the Blitz section as I had my aunt by my side telling me what it was really like to live through it.
The other main exhibit is Aero Park which allows you to get close and personal some of their exhibits; actually see the cramped cockpit of a fighter pilot.
The pic shown is from Blitz exhibit, it's a postcard I bought as we weren't allowed to take pics then, you might be able to now.
Address: Helston
Directions: Helston side of Culdrose Air Station off the main A 3404 Lizard Road
Phone: 0326 564 093
Website: http://www.flambards.co.uk
Avoid Coronation Park Boating Lake
The birds have been having a field day, so the boats are filthy, but they are still being rented out, they should be avoided until cleaned
Address: Coronation Park, Helston
- Water Sports
- Sailing and Boating
- Family Travel
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Country Superstar Alan Jackson
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Alan Jackson has been on my bucketlist of performers. I bought these tickets for a friend's birthday and we couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised when we saw our seats. Any closer and we would have been on stage. This was unforgettable event for the both of us.
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I originally purchased the tickets separately. Goldstar not only accommodated us just days before the concert so we were able to sit together, but so close we were almost on stage. The concert, the venue, and Goldstar get five stars in my book!...continued
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As always, gold star got me golden seats . Loved how close I was.
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The concert was AWESOME. Great Crowd, good music!!
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Dr. Abramson treated my son and has been following him for a few years. He is the best! He is very thorough and explains everything in detail. He made him feel at ease as I was so worried about my son with this kidney disorder and now he is completely cured because of Dr.Abramson!
My 19 month son was sen by Dr. Abramson for an infection of the foreskin, possible urinary tract infection. Upon exam, he informed us our son has Phimosis, and will need a circumsion ASAP. Otherwise, this infection will recurr, and he could sustain kidney damage. He was a bit aggressive at scheduling the procedure immediately. We decided on getting a second opinion, and saw Dr. Feber from Beaumont. Our son was examined by two pediatric urologists at that office visit with Dr. Feber, and they both agreed my son was "fine" , and did not have severe Phimosis, and did not need a circumcision. They Both basically told us he was misdiagnosed. We have since canceled the surgery with Dr. Abramson, and going with the TWo second opinions. His resume leads one to believe his decisions should be trusted, but it sure puts a doubt in my mind after receiving an assessment from two other docs that disagreed with him. He was polite, and informative for the info he felt was important, but he did not make any effort to speak to my son, or interact with him. Other than the physical assessment, he did not once look directly at my son, speak to him, or attempt any interaction. In total, we have seen 4urologists, and he was the only one who displayed this behaviour. It just felt odd, silence he is a "paediatric" urologist.
Dr. Abramson did a fine job of diagnosing and treating my daughter's VUR. He gave us all of our options for treatments, gave us pros and cons for each and let us decide how to proceed. When we decided on a course of action, the doctor performed the prescribed procedure with great skill and gave great information as well as his personal pager number at the conclusion. We are very happy with Dr. Abramson.
Dr Abramson was bumbling and started talking about a patient who had cancer 20 years ago to my 15 year old, underlying that he might have the same thing with not more than a written description that was sent from the pediatrician. He then turned to me and asked me if I was mad at him. What kind of doctor does this? Think twice. Needless to say we are getting a second opinion. I recommend the same to the rest of you.
My daughter was diagnosed with vesicular ureteral reflux-grade 3 at 3 mos. old and has been on antibiotics until now (2 yrs). Dr. Abramson performed "deflux" on her and cured her. No scars, no hospitalization, and no more antibiotics. He was wonderful, answered all of our questions and was precise, kind, compassionate and thorough. He was also VERY available after he performed the procedure via a personal pager for any questions we might have had. When dealing with your most precious possession (your child) you want the best-Dr. Abramson is...
Dr. Abramson helped my daughter over the course of a few years. He is a great doctor, and we will always be grateful to him for all he's done for her.


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Alfred Schnittke - Works for Violin and Piano
Roman Mints (violin) & Katya Apekisheva (piano)
"The first time I heard Alfred Schnittkeâs music was at childrenâs music school: it
was his Suite in the Old Style, a fairly easy piece to play and understand, notably
the Minuet. I remember that one of the teachers, hearing me play the Minuet, said:
âSee, he can write normal music!â At that time I didnât know what he meant, but a
few years later, when I began to take an interest in any dissonant music, the Soviet
record label Melodiya started to release LPs of Schnittkeâs symphonies conducted by
Gennady Rozhdestvensky. I bought these records, my mother bought them, and I was
also given them as birthday presents by my schoolmates. It never occurred to them
that, as someone interested in this music, I might already have them. So I wound up
with several copies of each record, and in turn gave them to my friends. People
began to believe that Schnittke was my favourite composer. And even though that
isnât exactly true, I do still have a particular connexion to his music. Although I
stopped buying records of his music long ago, I have always found it easy to play:
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Scott graduated with a PhD from the University of Technology, Sydney in 2012. His PhD research investigated cinema and cinema-going as critical factors in the emergence of gay male culture, community and identity in Sydney from 1950 to 2010. Scott is particularly interested in interdisciplinary approaches to the study of sexuality, and has published in a diverse range of fields including disasters research, memory studies, cultural geography, oral history, cinema studies and gay history.
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- Gorman-Murray, A., McKinnon, S. and Dominey-Howes, D. (2016), 'Masculinity, sexuality and disaster : unpacking gendered LGBT experiences in the 2011 Brisbane floods in Queensland, Australia', Men, Masculinities and Disaster, Routledge 9781138934177.
- Gorman-Murray, A. and McKinnon, S. (2015), 'Queer geography', International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences. Volume 19, Elsevier 9780080970868.
- McKinnon, S. (2014), 'The curious case of Cruising : debating gay male identity and visibility via the movies', Acts of Love and Lust: Sexuality in Australia from 1945-2010, Cambridge Scholars Publishing 9781443856515.
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- Dominey-Howes, D., Gorman-Murray, A. and McKinnon, S. (2016), 'Emergency management response and recovery plans in relation to sexual and gender minorities in New South Wales, Australia', International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, vol 16 , pp 1 - 11.
- McKinnon, S. (2016), '[In Press] Straight disasters : the (hetero)sexual geographies of Hollywood disaster movies', GeoJournal, .
- Gorman-Murray, A., Morris, S., Keppel, J., McKinnon, S. and Dominey-Howes, D. (2016), '[In Press] Problems and possibilities on the margins : LGBT experiences in the 2011 Queensland floods', Gender, Place & Culture, .
- McKinnon, S. (2015), 'Watching men kissing men : the Australian reception of the gay male kiss on-screen', Journal of the History of Sexuality, vol 24, no 2 , pp 262 - 287.
- Gorman-Murray, A., McKinnon, S. and Dominey-Howes, D. (2014), 'Queer domicide : LGBT displacement and home loss in natural disaster impact, response, and recovery', Home Cultures: The Journal of Architecture, Design and Domestic Space, vol 11, no 2 , pp 237 - 261.
- Gorman-Murray, A., Morris, S., Keppel, J., McKinnon, S. and Dominey-Howes, D. (2014), 'The LGBTI community in the 2011 Queensland floods : marginality, vulnerability and resilience', LES Online: Digital Journal on Lesbian Studies, vol 6, no 1 , pp 4 - 20.
- Dominey-Howes, D., Gorman-Murray, A. and McKinnon, S. (2014), 'Queering disasters : on the need to account for LGBTI experiences in natural disaster contexts', Gender, Place and Culture, vol 21, no 7 , pp 905 - 918.
- McKinnon, S. (2013), 'The activist cinema-goer : gay liberation at the movies', History Australia, vol 10, no 1 , pp 125 - 143.
Scott is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Western Sydney University and an Honorary Associate at Sydney University. His postdoctoral research centres on the Australian Research Centre (ARC) funded project "Queering disasters in the Antipodes: investigating the experiences of LGBTI people in natural disasters". This project investigates the vulnerabilities and resilience of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) populations impacted by natural disasters in Australia and New Zealand. Research suggests that, in various parts of the world, LGBTI populations have experienced specific vulnerabilities during natural disasters, for example in accessing support services and securing their safety in emergency accommodations. This project seeks to understand the degree to which sexual and/or gender minority status has impacted on experiences of disasters for Australian and New Zealand LGBTI populations.
The Chief Investigators on this project are Dr Andrew Gorman-Murray, Urban Research Centre, University of Western Sydney and Assoc. Prof. Dale Dominey-Howes, University of Sydney.
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One fall afternoon in 2012, when Ryan Brown was a quiet, easygoing freshman at Johns Hopkins, former Blue Jays teammate Wells Stanwick saw Brown announce his presence in the loudest way.
Stanwick, who had played club lacrosse with Brown and had competed against his fellow Baltimore native in the high-powered MIAA in high school, figured it was only a matter of time before Brown would reveal himself as a special part of the Blue Jays' future. With his smart, off-ball moves and his deadly accurate shot with each hand, Brown used the practice field that September day to put on a six-goal show.
"He scored some ridiculous goals," said Stanwick, who graduated last May. "He scored with both hands, scored from up top, dodged and scored, scored inside. It was crazy. You knew the coaches would figure out how to get him on the field."
With that, Brown began his rise toward becoming one of the most prolific scorers in Johns Hopkins history.
Heading into his senior season, Brown is in full bloom. He shattered the Blue Jays' single-season record with 61 goals as a second-team All-American last year, helping Johns Hopkins reach the NCAA semifinals for the first time in seven years.
Over the past two seasons, since moving back to attack after playing in 14 games as a midfielder and extra-man specialist in his freshman year, Brown has asserted himself with 101 goals.
And the person who appears least impressed with that number is Brown, who remains a low-key as ever.
"I know that's a lot of goals, but I really don't think about it, unless somebody brings it up," said Brown, who ranks seventh in school history with 118 career goals. "I'm more concerned with keeping my composure if I miss a couple, and not trying to be perfect. I want to make the defense honor everything I can do."
Except for the quick fist pump that follows most of his scores, Brown's game is virtually devoid of emotion. He's not known for his chatter on the field. Brown is well known for his obsessive work ethic as a shooter and his ability to anticipate and beat the endless defensive slides that come his way.
On game day, you might see Brown, 5-foot-10, 190 pounds, change hands in heavy traffic to create a layup around the crease, or hit an offside corner from a tough angle, or burn an opposing goalie by stepping down and unleashing a 15-yard rocket.
"He requires special attention. He changes who you are as a defense," Virginia coach Dom Starsia said. "You can face guard him, which creates a lot of space for other players that can hurt you. You can't just slough in with a zone, because he's got so much range. Thank God we don't have a two-point line in lacrosse.
"Ryan scores like a Canadian and plays the field like an American," Starsia added. "At the moment, he is the ultimate sniper in our sport."
"Ryan can bring it with both hands, from any release point, and he shoots it harder than anyone I've ever played with," said Shack Stanwick, the Blue Jays' sophomore attackman who will look to feed Brown this spring with the same frequency his older brother did for two years. Brown led the NCAA by attempting 182 shots in 2015.
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Great shooters shoot overhand and leave the sidearm stuff to the amateurs. Brown likes to think of his body as a clock. When he shoots righty, he winds up at 11 o'clock and follows through at 5. Left-handed, his hands start at 1 and finish at 7.
Brown has scored at least one goal in 33 consecutive games, the longest active streak in Division I. He has unloaded eight goals on three different occasions, against Syracuse in 2014 and against Ohio State and Maryland in 2015. He produced at least four points in 11 games last year.
Brown smiled when he reflected on the road that brought him to Homewood.
"My path to here was a pretty roundabout one," he said.
Growing up in Eldersburg, Md., in Carroll County, where he was raised by Amy, a math teacher at Sykesville Middle School, and Bill, a Baltimore County Police Lieutenant, Brown took to lacrosse as a first-grader. It quickly became his favorite sport.
A natural right-hander, Brown also took the advice of his father early on and spent hours practicing his passing and shooting with his left hand. He thrived on attack at the recreation level. By middle school, Brown was playing with the Baltimore Lacrosse Club.
"Lacrosse isn't that big [in Carroll County]. I really didn't know how good Ryan was in elementary school," Bill Brown said. "By middle school, you could see signs of real potential."
Brown moved on as a high school freshman to Mount St. Joseph's in Baltimore, where he showcased his scoring ability and got more exposure than ever. But after one year, Brown felt the urge to join higher profile lacrosse school. That brought him to Calvert Hall, where he would lead the Cardinals to the MIAA "A" conference title as a senior with 39 goals and 14 assists.
Brown, who left Mount St. Joe's midway through his sophomore year, did have to sit out his sophomore season, due to MIAA transfer rules.
"I was freaking out about that a little bit," said Brown, who continued to play club lacrosse that spring. "That's an important year to be seen [by college coaches]. I was not a huge recruit at that point. After not going against MIAA guys for a whole year, I wondered if I'd still have it."
Photos by Brian Schneider
Before his junior year at Calvert Hall, Brown considered Navy and Bucknell, before verbally committing to Dartmouth, with its Ivy League education as a huge attraction. When Johns Hopkins called in the fall of 2010, following some excellent tournament showings by Brown, he changed direction.
"The lights went on for Ryan at that point," Bill Brown said. "With Hopkins, he knew he could get the education he wanted, and he knew he'd be at a school where lacrosse meant as much to them as it does to him. It was an easy decision."
Shooting Up the Charts
Amassing more than 100 goals over the last two seasons, Ryan Brown is about to eclipse some big names among Johns Hopkins' all-time leaders.
1. Terry Riordan - 184 (1992-95)
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Brown's lacrosse passion was evident from the start at Homewood. He didn't flinch when Pietramala moved him to midfield as a freshman. And in the fall of his sophomore year, Brown knew the Blue Jays needed an attack presence on the left side.
"After two weeks of fall practice [in 2013], you could tell Ryan had worked hard all summer on his left-handed shooting," Johns Hopkins offensive coordinator Bobby Benson said. "He basically became our left-handed attackman. That was a huge turning point for him and for us."
Brown tied for the team lead with 40 goals as a sophomore, a season that included his breakout game — an eight-goal splash in a loss to Syracuse. He scored at least a goal in each of his 15 games. That was a warm-up for his monster year in 2015.
"Ryan is growing as a leader. He's in the best condition of his life," Pietramala said. "He doesn't get high or low, doesn't drop his head or slam his stick when he's missing shots. He works very hard with his God-given ability, and he's an extraordinarily confident player right now."
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|Total population
|Regions with significant populations
|East Java
|West Kalimantan
|South Kalimantan
|East Kalimantan
|West Java
|Central Kalimantan
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|Javanese people, Sundanese people
The Madurese (sometimes Madurace or Madhure) also known as Orang Madura and Suku Madura in Indonesian are an ethnic group originally from the island of Madura now found in many parts of Indonesia, where they are the third-largest ethnic group by population. Common to most Madurese throughout the archipelago is the Islamic religion and the use of the Madurese language.
The Madurese are a religious ethnicity, often affiliated with Nahdlatul Ulama, a moderate Indonesian Muslim organization. Pesantren has a pivotal role in Madurese life.
While the Madurese have their roots on Madura off the northeastern coast of Java, the majority of Madurese do not now live on that island. The Madurese people have migrated out of Madura over several hundred years, mostly driven by poor agricultural resources in their home island. The majority have settled on Java, where an estimated six million Madurese live, especially in East Java where they form about half the population.
Language and religion[edit]
The Madurese people are known to speak Madurese language, which is part of the Malayo-Sumbawan Austronesian languages, and also being able to fluently speak in the official language of Indonesia, the Bahasa Indonesia.
Majority of the Madurese people practices Sunni Islam, unlike many of its fellow Indonesian which have a reputation for practicing very zealous adherents of Islam. Pesantren Muslim schools play an important role in their spiritual and social life. There are also Madurese people that practices other religions such as Christianity (both Protestantism and Catholicism), Hinduism, however their numbers are extremely small.
Culturally the Madurese people are close enough to oriental Javanese that they share similar forms of folklore, music (including gamelan), dance, and shadow theater or wayang. The traditional attire, however, is very specific to the Madurese people. Men would wear a completely black long-skirted coat with a wide belt, which most often hooks under a shirt that comes in broad red and white stripes, along with a checkered sarong. While women would have donned a dark blue or mottled jacket over a sarong.
A truly unique tradition of the islanders is bull racing, known as Karapan sapi, where local bred bulls harnessed in special light carts are led by a charioteer, usually a young man or teenager.[3] Such competitions are typical of Madura, where they serve as its main tourist attraction. Races are held annually in August and October in different localities, after which their winners compete in the final round, which is traditionally held in Pamekasane. Races are usually accompanied by gamelan performances and festivities.
By the end of the 1980s, the popularity of Madurese bull racing had grown so much that the winner of the competition would be awarded with a prize on behalf of the President of Indonesia. In addition, the scene of the races was depicted on the reverse of coins of 100 Indonesian rupiah, produced from 1991 to 1998.[4]
Social Character[edit]
Traditionally in terms of socio-economic life of the Madurese people, there had been a visible impact on their national character. They are often characterized as hard workers, stubborn, courageous, possessing integrity and, at the same time, sharpness, resentment, extreme frugality, isolation and distrust towards strangers - especially against the backdrop of kindness and sociability of their neighbors such as the Javanese people.[citation needed]
In rural areas, the Madurese still practice an ancient tradition of vendetta, called "charok" (carok) which literally means "battle of honor". It is noteworthy that the killing may provoke resentment, quite small by the standards of ordinary European or Indonesian, but it is often interpreted as a grave insult to the tribal honor. Instrument of revenge used in this dueling is often the traditional Madurese crescent knife, celurit which is the most common peasant weapon and in some areas and also the attribute of traditional male attire. In such cases, the avenger usually prepares the celurit in advance in an event of dueling by casting special spells on the weapon.[5]
Sometimes in the "battle of honor" are involved several people from each side - relatives and friends of the offender and the offended, and then it turns into a massacre. The most famous incident in recent years, a mass carok occurred on 13 July 2006 in Bujur Tengah village, Pamekasan Regency, East Java, Indonesia, resulting stabbing and killing of seven men and seriously injuring nine people.[6]
Low yields on soils had long served the cause of mass migrant labor and the relocation of the local population outside the island, where the Madurese were major clients of the government's large-scale transmigration programmes undertaken by both the Dutch colonial administration as well as the authorities of independent Indonesia in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, through which they settled in relatively sparsely populated areas of Indonesia's other islands, especially Kalimantan. As a result of this program, more than half of the ethnic Madurese people currently living outside of their customary homeland had settled in many regions of Indonesia, where communities of former transmigrants and their descendants that still maintain their Madurese identity.
On the territory of Java, Madurese people had live for several centuries, forming in some of the north-eastern regions of the island's ethnic majority. However, they tend to get along well with the Javanese people in relation to language, culture and way of life. A widespread of Javanese mixed Madurese marriages are also common.
Another situation often develops in the provinces of West Kalimantan and Central Kalimantan, where Madurese people resettled under the transmigration programmes in 1900 to 1950 in the span of 90 years. Some of these migrant groups have been the subject of conflict with Dayak communities. The native population, especially the Dayaks were quite wary of strangers, and seeing them as a threat to their traditional livelihoods. Mutual distrust also promote ethnic and cultural and religious differences, where most Dayak people practices Kaharingan. The most publicized conflict has been on Kalimantan, where thousands were killed in fighting between the Madurese and the Dayak people during the late 1990s.
In West Kalimantan there was communal violence between Dayaks and Madurese in 1996, in the Sambas conflict in 1999 and the Sampit conflict 2001, resulting in large scale massacres of Madurese.[7][8][9] In the Sambas conflict, both Malays and Dayaks massacred Madurese. In recent years, the situation has somewhat stabilized and the exodus of the Madurese resettlement in Kalimantan did not happened.
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Family is important to the Madurese and they commonly live in villages that function around an Islamic religious center. According to Islamic law, a man may have more than one wife. Marriage proposals are usually made by the groom's parents, preferably to a first or second cousin. If the proposal is accepted, the bride's parents are then presented with the "bride price", which is usually cattle. The groom's parents then set the date for the upcoming wedding. Newlywed couples often live with the bride's family. Islam is an integral part of the social, political and economic life of the Madurese.
The main traditional occupations of the Madurese are animal farming, which mainly includes breeding of cattle, goats, horses, poultry and fighting cocks. The Madurese are known for herding cattle, hence they are often referred by a common nickname as the "cowboys" of Indonesia. Cattle are an important part of the culture, and bull-racing is one of their favorite sports. Among craftsmen, tanning and pottery are also important occupations. But because the island of Madura has very poor soil conditions, farming is not important in Madurese culture. As a result, the Madurese tend not to farm, unless on other islands with very good soil conditions, such as Java, where agriculture (such as corn, cassava, rice, tobacco, beans, cloves) have developed to a lesser degree. In coastal areas, the Madurese are actively engaged in fishing, trading and as well as extraction of salt (from Madura Island). Lastly, the Madurese people also enjoyed a reputation in the region as skilled seafarers.
- ^ Piwulang Basa Jawa Pepak, S.B. Pramono, hal 148, 2013
- ^ Kewarganegaraan, Suku Bangsa, Agama dan Bahasa Sehari-hari Penduduk Indonesia - Hasil Sensus Penduduk 2010. Badan Pusat Statistik. 2011. ISBN 9789790644175.
- ^ Florence Lamoureux (2003), Indonesia: A Global Studies Handbook, ABC-CLIO, pp. 153–154, ISBN 978-1-57607-913-3
- ^ "100 Rupiah", en.numista.com
- ^ A. Latief Wiyata (2002). Carok: Konflik Kekerasan Dan Harga Diri Orang Madura. PT LKiS Pelangi Aksara. ISBN 9789799492678.
- ^ "Polisi Tangkap Otak Carok Massal". infoanda. Retrieved 2014-10-24.
- ^ Armed Conflicts Report.Indonesia - Kalimantan
- ^ Dayak
- ^ THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DAYAK AND MADURA IN RETOK by Yohanes Supriyadi
Further reading[edit]
- I. Farjon (1980), Madura And Surrounding Islands: An Annotated Bibliography, 1860-1942, Volumes 9-13, M. Nijhoff, ISBN 978-902-472-4109
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Traditional knowledge, like that captured in these Indigenous seasons calendars, can tell us much about the ecology of Australia.
Over the past ten years, CSIRO has worked with a range of Indigenous language groups to develop a series of calendars representing seasonal ecological knowledge.
Gulumoerrgin (Larrakia) seasons calendar
Six of the calendars were developed as part of the Tropical Rivers and Coastal Knowledge program, two as part of an Inspiring Australia Unlocking Australia's Potential grant, two as part of the National Environmental Research Program's Northern Australia Hub, and one as part of CSIRO's Indigenous Livelihoods project.
The calendars demonstrate the wealth of knowledge that Aboriginal people in Australia hold about the environment.
The groups included:
Documenting the calendars has informed the scientific understanding of the relationships between people and the seasonal cycles of resource availability. In the future the calendars may provide an important baseline for detecting ecological change associated with climate change. They have also had a positive social benefit by making Indigenous knowledge more accessible to school students and the broader community.
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Get this: The federal bureaucrat who last month started the litigation against Apple and book publishers for e-book pricing is the same person who, back in the stone age, represented Netscape in its lawsuit against Microsoft.
Recall that Microsoft was trying to give away its Internet Explorer to computer users for free. Netscape went nuts and got the government to clobber Microsoft for being so nice to consumers. It put the company through litigation hell and even demanded that Microsoft change its operating system code to untie it from IE.
The person's name is Sharis Pozen, and she is acting head of the Justice Department's antitrust division and a political appointee of the Obama administration. She claims that she is threatening state violence against Apple and publishers for pricing collusion — and that it's her job to protect consumers.
Interesting. She began her career trying to protect the rights of an old-line company to rip off consumers. To her, a price of zero was unfair competition. She was sure that a browser should be a paid product. The progress of history flattens that argument. Today, dozens of companies beg you to download their browser for free. Browser use is all over the place, sort of like a free market. There is no Microsoft monopoly, contrary to the overheated predictions.
Given that history, one might suppose she would retire from public life and maybe go into flower arranging or something. Instead, she is still at it. Last year, she denied a proposed merger between T-Mobile and AT&T that would have improved your cell service. This year, she says that a deal between publishers and Apple is harming consumers, so she has to act.
Government had absolutely nothing to do with inventing the e-book. It didn't invent the e-reader, either. The Nook, Kindle, iPad, and all the others were purely the products of private enterprise. So too the distribution system that makes millions of titles instantly downloadable with a quick click, storing your downloads in the cloud. The whole apparatus has given new life to the book itself, and represents a bigger shift in publishing than even the printing press.
But we are supposed to believe that Sharis Pozen knows exactly what the prices of e-books should be. She knows how the contractual relations between publishers and distributors are supposed to work. She knows when there's competition and collusion. She knows how to protect the consumer against high prices because, of course, we stupid consumers are all sitting here completely clueless about whether $9 or $14 is too much to pay. We'd just mindlessly let go of our money, scammed by private enterprise, were it not for Sharis Pozen looking after our interests.
There is no arrogance in this world to compare with the government bureaucrats'.
There is no way that any mortal can know in advance how e-book pricing should work. For years, people tried to create a profitable market in selling PDF downloads. Some firms succeeded, but only in a limited way by selling to large institutions, and even then, the product add-ons had to be pretty impressive: fancy searches, large collections, citation help, and more. This model never penetrated the retail sector.
Why? It's hard to say for sure, but in hindsight, one might speculate that the PDF format just isn't very consumer friendly. It is fine for many purposes, and miraculous by any historical standard. But in the end, it was not commodifiable on a mass scale.
Then came the e-book. It had an HTML structure that allowed fonts to be increased and decreased. It allowed instant search. Navigation was a snap. It mimicked the page turn of a physical book. It was lightweight. For all these reasons, and probably some reasons that I haven't thought of, the e-book became commodifiable. I never would have believed it, but there it is.
I know that I'm hooked myself.
But how does pricing work? A conventional government model would examine costs and presume that prices are marked up along a preset path. This model has a superficial, if fallacious, plausibility with physical goods, but it is wholly irrelevant to digital goods. With digital goods, in which the marginal unit cost of each additional item is effectively zero, the price is, very obviously, nothing but a point of agreement between buyer and seller, having nothing to do with costs of production.
So it's anyone's guess what the final price of an e-book ought to be. The market dictates this. At first, publishers were selling on a wholesale model and letting the distributors determine the prices. As the distributors do with physical books, they were pushing prices lower and lower, and the publishers started to complain.
That's when Apple shifted to an agency model of pricing. The publisher sets any price and the distributor takes 30 percent. That way everyone can make a profit. This also allowed smaller publishers to get involved. Even a sole proprietor can get involved and push out e-books to the world.
So what's the problem? Apple and Amazon have made it part of their contractual relationships with those using their services that they do not want to be undersold by another company. And why? Of course they want the business, but more tellingly, they are trying to incentivize producers to bring down prices in the interest of making deals.
This is standard procedure in Web pricing. If you are using a service, the service wants to be able to offer the best deal available. Actually, Amazon and others have been doing this for many years. The service user can accept or reject the deal.
Here's the thing. If this is not the right model, it will hurt the service it delivers. Others can compete. Authors and publishers can establish their own systems. Markets work these things out for themselves. In this case, it appears that Amazon is the only complaining party: it does not want Apple to gain a foothold.
The e-book market is brand-new, for goodness sake. It is going to go through many changes before it is settled — and actually, here's to hoping it never settles! Ceaseless change in economics and life is a good thing.
But bureaucrats don't see it that way. They want to freeze everything in place and make all things conform to their model. And if Sharis Pozen had her way, we would all be paying Netscape for the opportunity to surf the Web. So much for caring about the consumer.


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