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Review: Ruin and Rising by Leigh Bardugo
Ruin and Rising by Leigh Bardugo
Series: The Grisha #3
Published by Henry Holt and Co.
Published on: June 17 2014
Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult
Pages: 417
Format: Hardcover
Source: Purchased
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The capital has fallen. The Darkling rules Ravka from his shadow throne.
Now the nation's fate rests with a broken Sun Summoner, a disgraced tracker, and the shattered remnants of a once-great magical army.
Deep in an ancient network of tunnels and caverns, a weakened Alina must submit to the dubious protection of the Apparat and the zealots who worship her as a Saint. Yet her plans lie elsewhere, with the hunt for the elusive firebird and the hope that an outlaw prince still survives.
Alina will have to forge new alliances and put aside old rivalries as she and Mal race to find the last of Morozova's amplifiers. But as she begins to unravel the Darkling's secrets, she reveals a past that will forever alter her understanding of the bond they share and the power she wields. The firebird is the one thing that stands between Ravka and destruction—and claiming it could cost Alina the very future she's fighting for.
Right, so it's been about a month since Ruin and Rising came out, but I know there are still a lot of you who haven't had a chance to read it yet, so NO SPOILERS.
I will, however, be using my trademark vague-ery to discuss the issues I had with this book. There are three. FYI. I may also have a rant (I haven't decided yet), but if I do, I promise that you'll have to CLICK ON IT to be able to read it. Moving on.
I love the X-Men.
I'd like to say that I've loved them since I was a kid, b/c that's when I started reading the comic books . . . but that would be a LIE (b/c not that cool).
I've loved the X-Men since 2000 when the first movie came out. I have a vague recollection of liking the various Superman and Batman movies when I was growing up, but it was X-Men that first spawned my LOVE of comic book movies. And I do LOVE them. My best friend and I love them so much that we regularly go to see them without our husbands on opening weekend, b/c we aren't willing to wait—WE planned for it, why didn't they?
B/c they don't love comic book movies like we do. Aaaannndddd we can always go see it again, if they really want to<——EVERYONE wins!
OR we can always go see it again as long as it's not X-Men: Day of Future Past.
There's a point, I promise.
You see, I have hard and fast rules for books (and movies) with any kind of paranormal elements. In fact, I'm probably more critical of books with magic and creatures, than books without them. One of those rules is, "If you're dead, you're dead."
Unless you're vampire . . . and then you're still kind of dead . . . whatever, you know what I mean.
In the latest X-Men movie, time travel was used as an excuse to kill practically EVERYONE, b/c, "Who cares? We'll go back in time and FIX it." *twirls mustache*
There was no time travel in Ruin and Rising. There was, however, the gratuitous death of beloved characters, b/c, "Who cares? We'll use magic to FIX it," thus breaking what is probably my #1 rule.
Another one of those rules is, "Once a Supe, ALWAYS a Supe."
If you get turned into a vampire, you're going to be a vampire for the rest of your unnaturally long life. If you get bitten and infected with a Were virus, there is no cure. If you're born with magic, you will always have magic. Someone may hinder your ability to use it, but even then, you will feel its lack.
Which is why the only X-Men movie I haven't seen is X-Men Origins: Wolverine. I refused based on it's premise, which is basically that Wolverine wants to be NORMAL. What a load of codswallop. He wants to feel pain? He wants to get old and die? Let's take a quick poll. Who, if they had superpowers, would want to get rid of them?
But regardless of whatever Wolverine thinks he wants (even without having watched the movie), I'm pretty sure it doesn't work, b/c he's still Wolverine in X-Men: Day of Future Past.
And why didn't it work? Hmmm??
B/c, "Once a Supe, ALWAYS a Supe."View Spoiler »If you read my review of Siege and Storm, then you know that I knew that Mal was the firebird. But MAN, I was wrong about everything else. It never crossed my mind that Mal-the-Firebird would be anything less than a wonderfully marvelous solution, b/c WHO makes it necessary for the main love interest to DIE in order to SAVE THE WORLD?!
Leigh Bardugo, that's who.
Bloody hell, man.
So we're losing our minds for the last half, or third, or however long it was, of the book trying to figure out how Alina can defeat the Darkling without having to kill Mal . . . HERSELF.
Let's not forget that part—ONLY the person who kills the beast, I mean Mal, can control the amplifier.
*whimpers* *rocks back and forth*
And, OF COURSE, there is no other way, so Alina kills Mal.
*throws book at wall*
But it doesn't end there, NO, it does not, b/c Alina goes on to SOMEHOW (in an it-was-all-part-of-the-evil-mastermind's-plan way that does not even remotely make sense) explode her light into ordinary humans, making them Grisha, which in turn, nullifies her own power. Permanently.
And the Darkling isn't even dead yet. BUT MAL IS.
And if we weren't already rocking back and forth in a corner, we would have been after seeing the Darkling's nearly tangible despair at being alone in the world again (b/c Alina is now an ordinary human).
I know a lot of you loved the Darkling from day 1, but this book was the first time I found him to be a sympathetic character.
But he needs to die. We all know that. If left alive, he will never stop trying to take over the world. It's who he is. But how on earth is Alina going to be able to kill him now that her power is gone?
With a KNIFE. Through the HEART.
*throws book at wall again*
I'm not pointing any fingers, but SOMEONE doesn't get the concept of "subtle."
Then Tamar and Tolya SOMEHOW manage to bring Mal back to life, but not-so-dead-after-all Mal comes back sans his super-trackerness. So now he and Alina are BOTH everyday, ordinary humans.
Awwww, how sweet. Now they can live the rest of their co-dependent lives together. « Hide Spoiler
So in one fell swoop TWO of my biggest Rules for ALL Things Supernatural were broken, and all the melodrama was just icing on the cake.
But Ruin and Rising wasn't all bad. Honestly, it was only in the last 50 or so pages that everything went to hell, BUT it went to hell spectacularly. The beginning was a bit slow, but it adequately communicated Alina's similar frustration at being forced to sit around and do nothing, and when things like that happen, I usually give them a pass, b/c I'm too impressed, on the off chance it was deliberate. If you aren't bothered by my broken rules, then there's a good chance you'll like the final installment of The Grisha infinitely more than I did, and regardless, if you've read the first two books, it's definitely worth finishing. SO . . . recommended with qualifications.
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Argh! I'm so tempted to click on your spoiler but I haven't finished book 2.
I completely agree with "If you're dead, you're dead." so I'm curious about who dies.
I think I need to get my butt into gear and finish this series.
I'm sorry this one wasn't a great ending for you Jessica, a great review!
Sharon – Obsession with Books recently posted…Review: Perfect Kind of Trouble by Chelsea Fine
Noooo! I won't continue with this series. Why? because your rules are my rules too… Because of those rules, after Chloe Neill killed Ethan and brought him back from death (ashes), I gave up on Chicagoland Vampires and never look back.
I'm sorry Leigh Bardugo went that way too… 🙁
BookaholicCat recently posted…Movie Trailer: The Book of Life
I just got my copy from the library. I am still pretty excited for this book. But I admit my enthusiasm already was tempered by book two not being as good as one. Fell into some pretty familiar quest lines with the whole magic animal thing.
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Gah! I don't know what to think. I don't want rules broken and things to go south. Darn it. I will still read this though because if anything your review has me more curious than ever on what happens Jessica and yes, I was good and didn't click on the spoiler..but just barely. 😛
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Because those two things…
those two things may not be my 'two rules' but there are on the list of things that I do NOT like.
I read some of the spoilers already so I knew how it would end (in terms of the romance) but when I clicked on your spoiler, I have to say, that sounds like one hell of a disappointing show-down. Not that I have any problem with person x coming back to life since you know how I feel about person x but did person x really have to die? and did everyone invest their time in the series for THAT kind of a showdown?
I am still probably going to read it this series because of Mal and I might even end up loving this book but I am a little sad right now *sigh*
I am sorry this didn't live up to what you had hoped it would, Jess! 🙁
FANTASTIC review as always though, hon! *hugs*
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Oh it's sad it wasn't as good as the others. I was fun to have your comparison with x-men I also loved the movies but I was mixed with the last movies so I stop to watch them. But well for the series I should try the first book! Soon!
yeah I agree with your rules and I did read the book. I was surprised that she did that though 🙁 It happened with another book that the a charachter ( chicagovamps) I haven't seen the newest xmen but I want too. Yeah this book was good and I enjoyed the worldbuilding and I missed more of the Darkling 🙂
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I agree, dead is dead and should stay dead. Not sure I am interested in reading this series.
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I think this is the first less than five star rating I've seen of this book. Now, I didn't click the spoiler tags but your vague-ery did suggest to me that a complete shit show went down in the final pages. Sometimes with the ending of a really big series, weird & redundant things happen (i.e. CoHF, which was a train wreck)but people still rate those books 5 stars because they wanted whatever fan-service it provided. Now I like fan-service as much as the next girl, but not at the cost of a logical plot. Sorry this one fell flat, Jessica.
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RIGHT??? I still gave it 4 stars because I still enjoyed it a lot. But I had so many issues, the very same issues you had. I guess that's why I was so torn with what to write and how to write it. But you nailed it. NAILED IT. And I literally wanted to find Leigh Bardugo and smack her. *glares at book*
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I seriously need to read this series! Keep hearing awesome things about it! =)
I'm sorry to hear you didn't get to enjoy Ruin & Rising more… I guess me not having those two same rules did work in my favour and by the time the ending arrived I was so damned involved in the book that I took everything as it came…
Thanks for the very honest review and keeping it spoiler free too, even if I have already read the book! There's people out there that don't seem to have any consideration for those who might not have read the book(s) yet!
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OMG I dread having to write my review for this one soon too. I've been so torn, I've been sitting on my thoughts for weeks. It was…good? Perhaps just good ENOUGH? I honestly knew it would end that way, though. Unlike a lot of people, honestly I never felt anything for the Darkling. I always knew LB would end things in a "safe" way. And good for her for sticking to her guns. Still. I just thought it would be a lot less predictable. And the first couple chapters I was so bored I almost returned the book.
Anyway, like I said, I thought it was a good book, but as a last installment, it was sort of a tepid way to end a promising trilogy. And I feel validated in a way. I've always said, never put all your faith in a YA series based on the outcome of the romance. Anyone to do so is sure to be disappointed 😀
People seem to really adore this series but I haven't had the chance to get into it yet! I can see how those things would be frustrating though.
Lindsey recently posted…Review: Love and Treasure
I haven't read your spoiler, but I do agree with your point. If you bring back a character, it must be done right. It sounds like it wasn't in this case. Love your honesty though, and the series still sounds like a good read. I still may try it for myself! Great review Jessica!
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Aw man, the issues sound like they might bug me.
Great reference to X-men, I love that series as well! Hmmm, I can see where you're going with this and the possible disappointments it may cause. I still need to read book two, and I'm sure I'll continue this series eventually. Thanks for the great review, Jessica 🙂
kim { Book Swoon } recently posted…Book Review: Alias Hook by Lisa Jensen
Brilliant review! I'm sorry that this wasn't the best read you had lately. I read Shadow and Bone last year and didn't really like it, especially because of the concept. After reading Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas this past weekend, I think I've just begun to love fantasy. So I think I'm going to go back and re-read Shadow and Bone, and who knows? Maybe I'll end up adoring this trilogy!
Michelle recently posted…Countdown, by Michelle Rowen
I already have an idea of how this is going to end so I can't read your review yet. I remember being on twitter the day it came out and seeing some readers literally attack the author on twitter it was insane.
I mean YA trilogies are pretty predictable so I'm wondering if I'll be right and I'm sure I will – as terminator says I"LL BE BACK
Tabitha (Not Yet Read) recently posted…William Campbell Powell gives us: A Missing Journal Entry from Expiration Day
Ahhh, I skimmed because I haven't read this yet but I have the audiobook. I'm nervous!
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Again, fab entertaining review, Jessica! I want to see X-Men again now…Yeah…So sad this series that you seemed to really like didn't finish on a 4-5 stars note. 😛
Oh no! I have already bough this book, so I just looked at the rating. I had high hopes for this one. I hope that now that I have lowered my expectations helps me a little.
Thanks, I'll be back to read your review 🙂
lupdilup recently posted…Tangled Audiobook by Emma Chase (review)
Hmmm interesting review Jessica 🙂 I still cannot wait to read this series. I am glad all the books are out though so I don't have to wait for releases!!!!! I love X-men too, your rules crack me up!
Happy reading!!
Chene Sterckx recently posted…Dark Moon Series Competition ~ Name a Werewolf
I read your spoiler even if I haven't read book 2 and 3 XD I'm not sure I have the time at the moment, but it feels like Throne of Glass would be a better read than this one, in some cases anyway. I read another review which likened what you just said to some Harry Potter Similarities, which kinda has some truth to it if you think about it.
Faye recently posted…Potato Podcast #2: Sailor Moon Crystal Review & Comparisons
I hate all those things too. It seems a cheap way to have it all. As much as I hate when things go horribly wrong for my characters – stick to it or at least fix it in a believable and meaningful way. Make the death mean something.
And I really hate when the end of a trilogy crams all the action into the last 50 or so pages.
I don't read this series but I know so many that do. It was weird that I didn't see much about it once it was released. I was wondering if people were satisfied.
:)) God, how I love your trademark vague-ery!!
Who in their right mind would have superpowers and want to go without? Totally agreed 😀
Thanks for the rec, will get the whole series and get my YA fantasy dose this summer 😀
Livia recently posted…Alias Hook by Lisa Jensen
Ugh…now I don't know if I should keep this series on my TBR list or not. I am totally on board with all your rules (big surprise…right!?). We seem to have the same warped and not always popular views. 😉
BTW…X-Men Origins: Wolverine was really good and if you ever move closer we can have break out my super hero DVD collection and have a slumber party.
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I liked Ruin and Rising but yesh my one major issue with the book was the same ss yours. I hate this whole die and come back to life again thing that authors love to use and that's popular in TV shows right now. It's beyond annoying and the one thing i just can't handle. I was pretty pissed that death happened and then they came back to life but i was even angrier at the fact that it wasn't explained WHY theh managed to come back to life. I did end up loving the epilogue though so there was that.
I'm eventually going to read this series. IT WILL HAPPEN! 🙂
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X-men and comic book movie lovahs unite!! This is another series on my wish list, and it will remain there even though book three breaks some SERIOUS rules! Grumbles. (Unless of course you are chimera and have a resurrectionist on stand-by…just finished that series and was dissolved into a puddly-hearted MESS! Don't judge me!)And as for the last 50 pages, if everything's going to hell, it has to go spectacularly (handbasket optional). Sigh. I have to go watch X-men now (yes, I own them all). Awesome review, Jessica!!


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The Gordon Tech Rams varsity baseball team defeated the Walther Luthern Broncos 8-6 to win the IHSA Sectional Championship at Benedictine University in Lisle Saturday afternoon. The Rams battled back after a rocky first inning for GT senior pitcher Dakota Pisarek. He gave up three runs on two hits in the first but settled down to take the game into the seventh.
"We had the jitters," Gordon Tech manager Chris Haas told the Bulldog. "The kids were nervous."
"I didn't say anything [to Dakota] after he came in" the dugout after the first half inning continued Haas. "I knew he would settle down. The kids have battled back all year."
Battle back they did. Behind 4-0 in the bottom of the third, the Rams chipped away with three runs on four hits to draw close.
Pisarek blanked them in the 4th and again in the fifth with a beautiful move to pick off the runner at second base to end the inning.
With the pressure on and time running out in the biggest game of the Rams' lives to that point, senior shortstop Julian Russell lead off the bottom of the fifth inning with a double down the left field line. Junior Alan Osinski brought Russell home with a sacrifice fly to tie the game. The Rams kept coming, adding four more runs after two outs to push the Rams' lead to 8 to 5.
Walther Lutheran added a run in the top of the sixth.
With no outs in the seventh and two men on, senior pitcher Kyle Boedeker came in to save the game for Pisarek but not before making it exciting. Boedekcer got the first out on a ground ball and the second out on a tap back to the mound. With the bases loaded after a walk and the tying run on second base, shortstop Russell fielded a shot up the middle and throw out the runner to end the game.
This is GT's first ever baseball sectional championship in its 52 years and the Gordon's first IHSA sectional championship of any kind since 2000. The GT Rams basketball team made it to the IHSA sectional championship game this past winter but lost at the buzzer to Rockford Lutheran.
Gordon will face the Herscher High School Tigers on Monday–Memorial Day–at 1:30 p.m., at Benedictine University in Lisle. Herscher is approximately 13 miles southwest of Kankakee, Illinois.
See more photos from the historic victory on the Welles Park Bulldog facebook page.


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1963 at 50
Now that we've gotten past the 50th anniversaries of the JFK Assassination and Doctor Who, it's worthwhile to look at some OTHER important things that happened near the end of 1963, like the creation of the first "smiley face", the publication of Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are", and a paper by Kenneth J. Arrow, professor of economics at Stanford University, which "founded the field of health care economics" (coming to a conclusion that well-funded Economists still deny today). From one of the best time-capsule blogs on the web: The '60s At 50. [more inside]
The Vitamin Myth: Why We Think We Need Supplements
Nutrition experts contend that all we need is what's typically found in a routine diet. Industry representatives, backed by a fascinating history, argue that foods don't contain enough, and we need supplements. Fortunately, many excellent studies have now resolved the issue.(SLAtlantic)
Because Brawndo's got electrolytes.
Sports drinks and sodas are adding antioxidant vitamins to transcend their caloric nature and appear "healthy". Antioxidants defend against reactive oxygen species, which are purported to be causative agents in aging and cancer. However, a recent study has shown that supplementation with large amounts of antioxidant vitamins negates many of the beneficial effects of exercise.
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PARIS — Jacques Courtin-Clarins, who died Thursday in his home in a Paris suburb at age 86, was a pioneer in natural beauty products and practices who promoted the philosophy that feeling good is tantamount to feeling beautiful.
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The impact of Courtin-Clarins, the founder of Group Clarins, reverberated across the industry.
"I've known and admired Jacques Courtin-Clarins ever since Clarins emerged on the scene," said Leonard Lauder, chairman of the board of the Estée Lauder Cos. "He was a remarkable visionary and was able to create a whole new mode of selling that others have tried to replicate and never succeeded. We will all miss him."
"This gentleman was one of the leaders of the industry," said Chantal Roos, president and chief executive officer of YSL Beauté. "He created from scratch one of the most beautiful brands," she added, explaining Courtin-Clarins was a pioneer on two fronts — one was natural products and the other was an unusual adherence to consumers' wishes.
"He made consumer satisfaction a priority," said Roos.
She recalled how, in the early days of his business, Courtin-Clarins would develop products by polling long lists of customers to find out what they were thinking. His company was also among the first to include questionnaires in each of its product's packaging so that, when filled out and returned to Clarins, they gave direct consumer feedback.
Roos expressed sadness at Courtin-Clarins' passing, but said she is sure that his sons — Christian, who is the company's president and chief executive officer, and Olivier, vice president of research and development — will "continue this successful story."
Indeed, Courtin-Clarins' story was one of hard work and perseverance. He studied medicine up until the outbreak of World War II, when he worked in hospitals helping the wounded. Once the war was over, Courtin-Clarins became a chiropractor and started learning about his patients' skin-care needs. In 1954, he opened the first Clarins beauty institute, in Paris, where Courtin-Clarins introduced an innovative massage technique, plus oils and creams with formulas based on pure plant-based extracts.
"He seriously believed that a woman who feels good is a powerful woman," said Jonathan Zrihen, ceo and president of Clarins USA.
In the Seventies, Clarins broadened its distribution outside of pharmacies to department stores and beauty clinics. The company went public on the Paris Bourse in 1984.
"I remember when Clarins was put on the stock market, [Courtin-Clarins] gave shares to every employee, including those working in the factory," said Eric Henry, chief operating officer of Beauté Prestige International, who had worked at Clarins for almost 17 years, including as its senior vice president for international. "He paid great respect to people."
Alain Grangé Cabane, president of the French Federation des Industries de la Parfumerie, said of Courtin-Clarins: "I found him very warm and mischievous. He was always very attentive to others, had a nice smile and success never went to his head. He was a great figure in our industry."
Many — including Zrihen — consider Courtin-Clarins a visionary.
"Jacques never asked about sales and P&L sheets," said Zrihen. "He only wanted to know about the consumer and how she was being treated. He always said that in our work, we shouldn't try to see the consumer in the woman, but the woman in the consumer. He asked us to devote attention to the service side of the business — training for him was as important product development. He had a passion for listening to and respecting the consumer. He always said, 'Don't promise miracles, promise results.'
"His key to success was simple: Listen to what women want, and give it to them," continued Zrihen. "He loved listening, he loved beauty and he loved sharing that. He was such an inspiration to me personally. I think he left this world very happy. He stayed involved with the company up until the end. A week ago, he was meeting with Christian and Olivier about new product innovations. They will keep Clarins as a strong global family company and a tribute to Jacques. This is a very sad day for the company."
A colleague of Courtin-Clarins' for about 20 years, Joe Horowitz, former president and ceo of Clarins in the U.S., reminisced, "He was one of the earliest people who understood that the customer is king. He recognized that people want to feel special.
"Although he produced products in large quantities, he was one of the first people to prescribe remedies for the specific needs of consumers," Horowitz said. "He also recognized the importance of naturals, and the core active ingredients in his products have always been naturals. Today, that sounds old hat, but it certainly wasn't 40 years ago. He always had an intuitive realization of what consumers wanted. Today, his two sons are running the business and they have a real interest in carrying on his philosophy — that would make him proud."
Henry said Courtin-Clarins "was for me a kind of genius, who started the company by himself. He was a genius not just for product, but for how he talked to people. He was totally dedicated to beauty for women."
Henry remembered Courtin-Clarins as being involved in every aspect of his business, from marketing to product development to staff training.
"He followed up on everything," Henry said. "He was in direct contact with consumers. His is one of the most beautiful stories in the industry."
Courtin-Clarins was also committed to philanthropy.
"Jacques, he had a passion for giving back, as well," said Zrihen. "After his wife passed away two years ago, he created a foundation in her honor, and with Christian, he founded the Most Dynamic Women program, which honors women who make a difference in children's lives. We operate that program in every country we're in."
Last year, Courtin-Clarins mapped out the history of his company in a book, "Une Réussite en Beauté ou la Fabuleuse Aventure de Clarins," ("A Beautiful Success or The Fabulous Adventure of Clarins"). Indeed, his was a spectacular story. In an industry where family-run companies are rare, his continues to make a mark.
Clarins' business, which counts more than 6,000 employees worldwide, includes all beauty categories — treatment, makeup and fragrance. It generated sales last year of 967.2 million euros, or $1.22 billion at the average yearly exchange rate. Clarins' skin care products are the best-selling in Europe, and Angel, the women's fragrance introduced by Clarins' licensee Thierry Mugler Parfums in 1992, remains a perennial bestseller, sometimes taking top slot in France — to name a few company highlights.
Courtin-Clarins' vision of beauty, which he described in his book, remains the keystone of Clarins' philosophy. He wrote, "In my first beauty clinic, I was involved with aesthetic treatments related to health problems — scars from burns, operations, edemas [and] bedsores. I understood more and more that beauty had an influence on life, happiness, self-confidence…. Women want to be beautiful."
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After working for more than four years alongside Mayor Cory Booker to improve public education in the City of Newark, NYU Wagner alumnus De'Shawn Wright (MPA '02) has garnered an exciting new position in public service -- he has been named the new deputy mayor for education by Washington, D.C., Mayor-elect Vincent Gray. The Mayor-elect was quoted referring to Wright and another new appointee as "top-notch professionals" in policy and management for large and complex urban school systems.
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I received my PhD in Atmospheric Science, focusing on understanding local-regional scale variability in climate, with an emphasis on the processes that involve deep convection and impact the hydrological cycle. My research includes study of atmospheric circulation and how it responds to or is projected to respond to anthropogenic forcings. I address these issues through numerical models, including General Circulation Models and Mesoscale Meteorological Models.
In my recent work at LLO, I am interested in surface heat fluxes on the Great Lakes, particularly evaporative fluxes and their temporal and spatial structure on Lake Superior. To that end, I use numerical model simulations and available direct measurements.
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I am interested in both basic and applied aspects of water quality, and its influence on aquatic ecosystem health and the provisioning of ecosystem services. Generally, I study how abiotic and biotic processes in lakes respond to multiple stressors, including anthropogenic activities and global change. My basic research focuses on how pelagic community structure responds to these stressors, and how these changes in turn affect ecosystem functions (e.g. nutrient cycling, primary productivity, trophic transfer efficiency). My applied research focuses on how land use and land cover characteristics, individually and combined with global climate change, affect water quality, and how these ecosystems can be managed to reduce environmental impacts. My research considers longstanding ecological theories (e.g., biodiversity-ecosystem functioning-community stability relationships, community structure, trophic dynamics) and some of the most important environmental issues facing society (e.g., cultural eutrophication, biodiversity loss, novel cyanobacteria toxins), and integrates concepts from community, ecosystem, and macrosystems ecology.
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Ralph J. Garono
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I am interested in factors that structure wetland and coastal land-margin ecosystems. My research focuses on the roles that nitrogen and phosphorus play in organizing biological communities at the base of Great Lakes coastal food webs. I use a variety of field and laboratory techniques to measure nutrient bioavailability including, bioassays, in situ nutrient amendments, and physiological indicators of nutrient limitation.
My recent work characterizes the biogeochemical transformations and measures shifts in planktonic communities along the gradient formed as the water of the St. Louis River, rich in dissolved organic matter, enter the clear water of Lake Superior. In addition to measuring algal communities and nutrient transformations, I am also beginning to investigate the interactions between CDOM and nutrient biogeochemistry along this river-to-lake gradient and developing an understanding of how these ecosystem processes may be affected by changing climate and land use patterns.
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Post Doctoral Associate Large Lakes Observatory
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Nearshore areas of large lakes provide a wide range of benefits to society and serve as critical habitat for a variety of species. Exchange processes that promote mixing between nearshore and offshore areas control water quality parameters including concentrations of nutrient and suspended sediment that are vital for ecosystem functioning. The objective of my research is to improve our understanding of these processes in Lake Superior and how they affect the lakes ecosystem.
In my graduate work I addressed these questions through analysis of satellite remote sensing images of the lakes nearshore areas as well as numerical modeling of its thermal cycle and circulation. I use those results to inform my work at the LLO, which is focused on making direct observations of conditions in the lake using Slocum Gliders. The gliders are autonomous underwater vehicles that record temperature and other water quality parameters throughout the water column along their trajectory. They provide a unique and rich data set that promises to improve our understanding of how materials are transported between the nearshore and offshore areas of the lake.
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PhD in Forest Resource Science, 2015, West Virginia University
Post Doctoral Associate Large Lakes Observatory
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I am primarily interested in learning and sharing a basic understanding of ecosystem services and the economic values associated with these services. Conducting such research is challenging, however it is equally important to know the trade-off of losing our ecosystems in monetary values. Working on the Great Lakes ecosystem is itself a very good opportunity to expand the ecological economics paradigm of research.
I have a varied research experience ranging from community development, agricultural economics, forestry economics, and biodiversity conservation. I have around ten years of professional experience in participatory natural resource management and sustainable rural tourism development in Nepal. More information can be obtained in https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Rajendra_Poudel3.
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PhD in Earth Science, 2014, ETH Zurich
Post Doctoral Associate Large Lakes Observatory
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Lakes respond very sensitively to regional environmental changes. Sediments accumulating on their bottom record these changes, in some cases over millions of years. By drilling into the lake bottom and recovering these natural archives we shed light onto past climate and furthermore might be able to find answers about possible linkages between climate and our evolution.
I use basic sedimentological tools to understand sediment deposition next to a suite of proxy records extracted from lake sediments to reconstruct past changes in environmental and climate conditions at annual to centennial time-scales since the Pliocene. My primary research areas are located in Turkey (ICDP project PALEOVAN) and the East African rift valley (ICDP project HSPDP). Turning lacustrine mud into information; e.g. the ability to reveal the lake´s history and it's response to climate change, fascinates me.
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