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(CA) Tafelmusik Winter Institute Billet Hosts Needed
Location: Toronto Ontario, CA
"From January 5-11, 2014, Tafelmusik will be hosting its Winter Institute, a 1-week intensive training programme for experienced period players. Most of the musicians selected to participate in the Tafelmusik Winter Institute are travelling to Toronto from cities in North America and Europe, and need places to stay.
(AU) Jane Austen Festival Australia 2014 (10-13 Apr 2014)
Location: Canberra, Australia
"Jane Austen Festival Australia is an annual celebration in Canberra where Austen and Napoleonic fans from all over Australia come and indulge themselves in everything Regency - including dancing, music, food, games, archery, fencing, theatre, promenades, grand balls, talks, workshops, costumes and books. This festival is now a regular part of the ACT Heritage Festival and Australian Heritage Week. Since its inception in 2008 this little festival has blossomed into one of the most delightful four days anyone could experience each April in an old and beautiful part of Canberra, the Federal capital of Australia. ..."
(UK) Royal Greenwich International Early Music Festival and Exhibition 2013 (7-9 Nov 2013)
Location: Greenwich London, UK
Reminder that: "The 2013 Royal Greenwich International Early Music Festival and Exhibition takes place from Thu 7 - Sat 9 November. Complementing the world's largest exhibition of early musical instruments is an exciting programme of concerts …
(US) Real Clear Arts Blog: "Choose Your Tools To Explore Gothic Ivories"
" ... It was, probably, the little figures not the ivory they were made of that drew interest, but I thought of them when I learned recently about a project at the Courtauld Institute in London — in a task begun in 2008, it's cataloging all known ivory sculptures made made in Western Europe ca. 1200-ca. 1530, as well as neo-Gothic pieces, and the other day it added 700 pieces to the online database. This created a mini-storm of interest. ...
(DE) Tree Edition October Newsletter
The DANZIG LUTE BOOK (Danzig [Gdansk] tablature 4022)
"is a collection of early seventeenth century lute music of Gdansk provenance, now kept in Berlin. This tablature was lost during the Second World War. Unexpectedly, after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and the resulting political changes, this manuscript was revealed to be in the collection of the Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz in East Berlin: it turned out that during the war part of the Gdansk library collection was taken to Moscow, and from there the whole collection was transferred to the Berlin Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz in the 1950s...
(UK) Wigmore Hall Series Spring 2014 (Jan-Mar 2014)
Location: Wigmore Hall, London UK
"January to March 2014 Concerts – On Sale Now
Wigmore Hall is delighted to announce that the Wigmore Spring 2014 Series is now open for public booking, with many exciting events to look forward to over the coming months. Of note, early music concerts performed by Elias String Quartet, L'Arpeggiata Baroque (residency), Les Talens Lyrique. …"
(AU) Earthly Delights Historic Dance Academy: "Dancing With the Masters" (23 Nov 2013 -- 08 Feb 2014)
Location: Earthly Delights Historic Dance Academy studio in Yarralumla, Canberra, AU
"… You may not recognise these men, but they are responsible for some of the most influential books on dance ever written. You'll have a rare chance to hold originals of these books and enjoy dances from them (and from many other books and manuscripts that survive from between 1450 and 1760) in a series of 10 Saturday mornings classes running from 9:30am to 12:15 from Sat. 23 November to Sat. 8 February (skipping only the Saturday of the Christmas Carol Ball and the Saturday between Christmas & New Year). …
(US) Salon Sanctuary Concerts: "Dowland's Europe: The Winds of Change" (07 Nov 2013)
Location: 15th Century Library of the Fabbri Mansion, 7 East 95th Street. New York NY, US
"Commemorating the 450th anniversary of the great English composer, the great American lutenist, Hopkinson Smith, performs a program of Dowland and his contemporaries, featuring selections from the 1611 publications Premier Livre of Robert Ballard, Il Libro Primo d'Intavolatura di Lauto of Girolamo Giovanni Kapsberger, and Dowland's Varietie of Lute Lessons, published in 1610. …
(UK) Handel House: "The Italian Connection Recorder Workshop" (9 Nov 2013)
Location: Handel House, 25 Brook St Mayfair, London W1K 4HB, UK
"Tickets are still available at £25 and scores will be provided in advance. Please note that this workshop is suitable for players over 16 and of Grade 5 or above.
This month Lisete da Silva returns to lead a recorder workshop on Saturday 9 November. …
(UK) Handel House "Brook Street News" Newsletter
From a recent "Brook Street News" newsletter (01 Nov 2013)
Catch up on events being held at Handel House; the Brook Street News newsletter highlights events being held at Handel House as well as other local and international events. You will not be disappointed of the music events …
(US) Bach Society Houston: "Leipzig's St. Thomas Boys Choir next weekend!" (9-10 Nov 2013)
Location: Stude Concert Hall in the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University, Houston Texas, US
From a recent Bach Society Houston newsletter:
"Bach Society Houston will present two concerts by the renowned St. Thomas Boys Choir (Thomanerchor) of Leipzig, Germany on November 9 and 10. Forty boys aged 10 - 18 years will perform along with the Leipzig Baroque Orchestra under the direction of Georg Christoph Biller, Thomaskantor. …
(US) Smithsonian Magazine: "We Might Soon Know What Ancient Greek Music Actually Sounded Like"
(BE) Leuven Fringe Festival III (16-17 Nov 2013)
Location: M - Museum Leuven, Vanderkelenstraat 28, 3000 Leuven
In 2013 Capilla Flamenca organises the third "Leuven Fringe Festival".
This year the festival will take place on Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 November in the "fringes" of the exhibition Michiel Coxcie, the Flemish Rafaël, curated from 31 October 2013 until 23 February 2014 in Museum M, Leuven.
(UK) Florilegium, Wigmore Hall (Opera Today Review by Claire Seymour)
(US) Baroque Band: Under the Influence
Under the Influence!British conductor and harpsichordist Ian Watson guides you on an intoxicating tour of music by composers who left their home country for pastures new. Watson, formerly Director of Music at St James Church, Piccadilly, London, is Director of Music at the Cathedral of St. Paul, Worcester, MA, and principal keyboard with the Handel and Haydn Society.
(CA) Tafelmusik Returns to Newly Renovated Trinity-St. Paul Centre
(BE) il Gardellino: New CD Release "Solo Cantatas for Bass"
From a recent il Gardellino newsletter news item:
il Gardellino announces the release of their latest CD recording "Solo Cantatas for Bass".
il Gardellino & Dominik Wörner (Bass)
(US) TEMP Goes to the Opera: Aires and Arias from the 16th to the 18th Centuries (21-22 September)
Location: First Presbyterian Church, 8001 Mesa Drive, Austing TX, US
TEMP (Texas Early Music Project):
"Experience the beauty, brilliance, and passion that the best composers from Italy, France, and England instilled in opera, from its intimate beginnings in the late 16th century through the High Baroque virtuosity of Handel. Opening night only: a special appearance by countertenor Ryland Angel. …"
(US) Unquiet Thoughts: "Saturday morning quotes 3.19: Singing with the lute"
(US) October 16th Launches Clarion Orchestra Series (16 Oct 2013)
Location: Park Avenue Christian Church, 1010 Park Avenue at 85th Street, New York, NY US
"On Wednesday, October 16th, Clarion opens its 2013-14 season and the inaugural Clarion Orchestra Series at Park Avenue Christian Church with a program of works that range from the surprisingly unknown to the long-celebrated.
Under the direction of artistic director Steven Fox, the Orchestra begins with Franz Joseph Haydn's 'Overtura Covent Garden', an exhilarating yet underperformed work dating from Haydn's happy and rewarding London years that also produced some of his most beloved symphonies.
(UK) Northern Recorder Course (NRC) (14-17 Apr 2014)
News on the Northern Recorder Course (NRC) website of a change of venue for its 2014 workshop session. The venue will relocate from Bawtry Hall, the Northern Recorder Course to Hothorpe Hall.
"Now in its 49th year, this course offers a relaxed, supportive and friendly environment for recorder players of all abilities to make music. …"
(US) New York Times Article: "Unleashing the Potential of the Strings" (by Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim, 30 Aug 2013)
(UK) The Sixteen Concert Season (2013-2014)
From the latest The Sixteen ~Harry Christophers~ newsletter:
"After taking the Usher Hall by storm at the Edinburgh International Festival last month, The Sixteen continues its new season with seven performances of The Queen of Heaven, the most popular Choral Pilgrimage tour to date. It's a busy time for the Education Department too with choral workshops in Peterborough and London, and three free workshops for choristers across the country. Plus read on for details of the latest new releases on CORO!"
(CA) Grigorian.com Decca Sale (Month of September)
From the latest Grigorian.com newsletter:
"Over the month of September, the Decca label will be on sale, with over one thousand titles involved in this sale. Single CDs are on sale for $11.98! All other Decca products will be 20% off! Decca has a huge catalog, and is one of the best in the business. With artists such as Pavarotti, Bartoli, Fleming, Sutherland, Fischer, Richter, and Solti, how could you not love Decca."
(US) NEW YORK EARLY MUSIC CELEBRATION 2013: Pro Musica Polonica (4-20 Oct 2013)
"Early Music Foundation (EMF) in partnership with the Polish Cultural Institute New York (PCI) presents the 4th-triennial New York Early Music Celebration (NYEMC) "Pro Musica Polonica," October 4 -20, 2013.
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Today, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Susan D. Page recognized the anniversary of the Rwandan genocide. Deputy Assistant Secretary Page said:
"On behalf of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Johnnie Carson, and the American people, I would like to convey our deepest sympathies to all Rwandans who lost loved ones, friends, neighbors, and colleagues in the genocide. We join you today to pay respects to the victims -- more than eight hundred thousand Rwandans -- who lost their lives during the 100 brutal days of 1994. Rwanda bears the grave burden of this tragedy, but the international community has not forgotten and we will never forget. We live with the knowledge that we could have done more than we did. But, like you, we know that we must apply lessons learned from the past while looking to the future.
"As we commemorate the genocide in solidarity and sympathy with the survivors, we look to Rwanda's vision of its future. It is one enlightened by all Rwandans who live together in respect, commitment to reconciliation, and determination to make the lives of their children and grandchildren better in every respect than what they have known. Rwandans are a people of remarkable determination and fortitude. It is heroic work to rebuild lives.
"Survivors have pushed on creating a new Rwanda, while living with mental and physical scars. Many refugees and former combatants have returned home and are living and working together throughout the country. Rwanda's economy is growing steadily, attracting new investment and tourism. And to strengthen regional peace and security, we note that the Government of Rwanda has taken steps to rebuild its relationships with the Democratic Republic of the Congo and other states of the Great Lakes region. The United States will remain a committed partner in Rwanda's efforts to improve the well-being of its citizens and promote peace and stability in the region.
"Today, as we remember the victims of the genocide, we must also remind ourselves that such atrocities committed anywhere violate our collective humanity and dignity. Rwanda's contribution to the peacekeeping efforts in Darfur are a powerful testament to a commitment to ensure that others will not be left to experience the pain and devastation that wreaked havoc upon Rwanda's people sixteen years ago.
"On this somber occasion, the United States applauds Rwanda's progress and wishes its people continued success in their efforts in securing a peaceful, prosperous and democratic future."Related Content:U.S.-Africa Policy Under the Obama Administration
Palgye in South Korea writes:
Knows the whereabouts of the man who disappears. Does not disappear from memory is not. Thinks to think that secret intention case and is similar. and sorry.
Solves, thinks in secret intention ability the problem which is difficult. Is difficult too.
JB in New York writes:
Thanks for remembering the victims of the Tutsi genocide. But many Rwandans continue to ask this:
What about the people that were killed by the Tutsis? What about all innocent people that were killed by Kagame and his soldiers from Byumba, throughout all Rwanda, all the way to the Congo?
Were they not humans?
Not all were interahamwe.
The population of Byumba, decimated by Kagame in 1990, were they interahamwe?
How about some justice for them?
In your message, you say that
"Rwanda's vision for its future is one enlightened by all Rwandans who live together in respectâ€.
That is what most of us Rwandan want.
But in reality, today Rwanda belongs to a small group of Tutsis from Uganda.
The rest of Rwandans have no room whatsoever in Rwanda. Their rights are abused, stepped upon every single day.
Today, Rwanda has more refugees than any other time in its history. And if you speak up and condemn injustice, you are a genocide denier, an enemy of the state.
Kagame and his Akazu (entourage) are the real threat to the peace and security in the Great Lakes Region.
Before Kagame's military ventures, the Great Lakes Region was peaceful. Kagame set in motion wars that killed millions of Rwandans and Congolese.
You say that
"The United States will remain a committed partner in Rwanda's efforts to improve the well-being of its citizens and promote peace and stability in the regionâ€.
If you mean it, help us remove the dictator Paul Kagame because many Rwandans are so sick and tired of him. Sixteen years of him is more than enough.
I find it amusing ( or you are not informed ) when you say that
"the United States applauds Rwanda's progress and wishes its people continued success in their efforts in securing a peaceful, prosperous and democratic futureâ€.
Democratic? The fake election Kagame is planning so he can secure another 7 years of power, you call that democratic!
Frankly, I find it shameful the fact that the US state department hasn't stepped out and condemn Kagame and his shameful political games.
Is the US an ally of Rwandans or an ally of dictator Kagame?
If the US is an ally of the Rwandan people, these are the times that the US should act and side with the people.

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Breaking Into the OrdinaryDecember 22nd, 2011
We thank you for sharing in EMU's 2011 Advent devotion series. We end our series today with a reflection from the EMU campus pastor.
By Brian Burkholder, EMU Campus Pastor
Scripture: Luke 2:1-19
Most of us trudge through the ordinary of our lives. Although we complain about it from time to time, we like routine, we find comfort in predictability, we value being oriented to our surroundings. There's nothing wrong with this. In fact, one could say it's normal (as normal as normal can be).
In Luke 2:1-19, the shepherds were simply going about their lives. Ordinary for them was living in the fields keeping watch over their flock. This is what they did day and night, night and day. There was no doubt a level of comfort in it for them – amidst the drudgery. But imagine the shock factor when an angel of the Lord broke through this ordinary existence and stood among them! The text says the Shepherds were terrified and I believe it.
What is it that breaks through our ordinary?
Thankfully the angel offered the shepherds an explanation of the coming of a Savior, the Messiah Christ, the Lord (this might have shocked them as well) – and, after also hearing from a multitude of the heavenly host praising God, their curiosity got the best of them. Ordinary was a thing of the past – at least for now.
I fear sometimes that I've become so complacent in living the ordinary that I'm blind to that which has potential to break in. My focus is more on the tasks at hand than on expectantly watching and listening – expecting a message from the Divine to shine forth. It's true that the shepherds were not expecting a Divine appointment on that night. That said, when the angel appeared, the shepherds didn't miss or dismiss it. They took notice and took action!
Perhaps God's messages to us are not so bold? Or could it be that we're just that preoccupied with the ordinary of life to take notice?
I want to live life expecting to hear from God. I want to be on watch for angels of the Lord. I want to receive Divine messages from the music of heavenly hosts. Perhaps it's as simple as orienting ourselves to expect such things? Such is the advent journey.


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Brad Pitt Can't Believe His Eyes, New Orleans Left To Die
Contributing Monkie G Living Staff Monkies
Topics of Interest Brad Pitt, Hurricane, Katrina, New Orleans
Published on October 10, 2008
Section Green Report / Media, Pop Culture / Celebrities
I'm a Brad Pitt fan. Have been ever since I saw "Kalifornia", while not a movie for everyone is my version of a modern classic. Throw in "Twelve Monkeys", "Fight Club" and stir, and you've got an unparalleled cinematic resume.
I even had a brief encounter with Brad. I was on the Fox lot, where he was shooting "Mr. & Mrs. Smith". I was walking down a long hallway and I saw him coming toward me. I'm not usually starstruck, but there's something undeniably magical about seeing The Brad in person. So much so that I stopped in my tracks. Literally. Like a huge dork.
But apparently this sort of reaction was nothing new for Brad, who continued walking toward me, completely unfazed. As he passed, he smiled understandingly, looked me straight in the eye, and said "Hey, man. How's it going?" Not a pivotal moment in history, but it concretized my impression of Brad as the coolest movie star on the planet.
And here it is, three years later, and The Brad just keeps getting cooler. And for much more important reasons. Labeled one of "15 People Who Make America Great" by Newsweek magazine, Pitt has traveled to Africa to raise awareness for the Make Poverty History campaign, he's filmed PSAs for AIDS-ravaged Kenya and Ethiopia, he's taken part in telethons for the victims of 9/11 and now he's turning his generosity toward New Orleans. Via Make It Right:


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Issue Brief #3567 on Asia and the Pacific
April 12, 2012
April 12, 2012 | Issue Brief on Asia and the Pacific
North Korea defied international pressure and launched its Unha-3 missile on April 12. U.S. and South Korean officials indicate that the missile failed several minutes after launch. Although Pyongyang had characterized the launch as that of a peaceful civilian satellite, it is a blatant violation of existing U.N. Security Council (UNSC) resolutions that preclude any launch using "ballistic missile technology." In addition, South Korean intelligence officials told reporters that satellite imagery showed Pyongyang may also be in the "final stages" of preparations for another nuclear test.
The United States should press for another UNSC condemnatory statement that closes existing loopholes and imposes additional sanctions on North Korea. Ensuing escalating international tensions from Pyongyang's missile launch and likely follow-on nuclear test could even spur North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to undertake more provocative military actions. The new, untested dictator is more likely than his father Kim Jong-il to miscalculate during a crisis, unaware that Seoul is more likely to retaliate to a military clash than in the past.
North Korea's actions are taking place as the Obama Administration is failing to adequately resource its much-vaunted Asia pivot. Drawdowns in U.S. forces in Europe and Afghanistan are not shifting to address growing Asian threats—a case of robbing Peter to not pay Paul. The planned cuts to the U.S. military undercut Washington's ability to fulfill its security commitments, even as North Korea and China are acting more assertively.
Bringing the Issue to the U.N.
South Korea declared on April 10 that it would respond to the North Korean launch by immediately convening a meeting of the U.N. Security Council—chaired by the U.S. this month—to urge another resolution against Pyongyang. A South Korean official said, "We seek the adoption of a resolution that is one notch stronger than a chairman's statement. It won't be easy, but we're making preparations under the view to taking the highest level of countermeasures."[1]
Previously, the UNSC responded to North Korea's July 2006 long-range missile launch by approving U.N. Resolution 1695, but only issued a chairman's statement after Pyongyang's April 2009 long-range missile launch. The U.N. also passed Resolutions 1718 and 1874 after North Korea's nuclear tests in 2006 and 2009.
The principal stumbling block at the United Nations will be China, which pursues an ambivalent policy toward North Korea—displeased with Pyongyang's antics but unwilling to rein in its belligerent ally. U.S. diplomats will be uncertain about which China shows up in New York—either the China of 2006 and 2009, which was willing to approve punitive U.N. resolutions against Pyongyang in response to its earlier missile and nuclear tests, or the China of 2010, which obstructed an international response to two North Korean attacks on South Korea.
During his Asia trip in March, President Obama urged China to ratchet up pressure on North Korea. Washington must make clear to Beijing that continuing to obstruct a resolute international response will only engender more North Korean belligerence and a stronger allied response—neither of which is in China's strategic interests. Although China expressed "deep concern" and urged North Korea to refrain from the missile launch, Beijing will most likely continue to act like North Korea's defense attorney, calling for mutual restraint and a return to negotiations as if all parties were equally guilty.
Another Nail in the Coffin of Engagement
The launch not only pulls the plug on a recent bilateral U.S.–North Korean agreement but also makes any return to negotiations unlikely for the foreseeable future, particularly during a U.S. election year. North Korea's provocations in 2009—after the Obama Administration had extended an open hand of dialogue—and the regime's undermining of the latest agreement have increased skepticism over the viability of diplomatic deals with Pyongyang.
The Obama Administration was criticized for accepting a vaguely worded February 29 announcement from North Korea as the basis for a bilateral agreement, rather than insisting on a detailed joint document clearly delineating both sides' commitments. In the Leap Day Agreement, North Korea promised a "moratorium on nuclear tests, long-range missile launches, and uranium enrichment activity at Yongbyon and [would] allow the IAEA to monitor the moratorium on uranium enrichment while productive dialogues continue."[2] North Korea's First Vice Foreign Minister Kim Gye-gwan asserted in a letter to U.S. Ambassador Glyn Davies that "the moratorium on long-range missile launch did not include our peaceful satellite launch and that provided us with a fundamental base for our deal."
After North Korea announced on March 16 that it would launch a missile in mid-April, U.S. officials scrambled to defend the agreement, claiming that they had emphatically made clear to North Korean diplomats that a satellite launch would be a deal-breaker. The Obama Administration announced it would not deliver the promised 240,000 tons of nutritional assistance called for in the agreement, generating additional controversy over linking food aid explicitly to denuclearization objectives.
What the U.S. Should Do
In response to the North Korean launch, the U.S. should take the following steps.
Strengthen U.S. Defense and Put Pressure on North Korea
Despite the failure of North Korea's attempted missile launch, it remains a violation of several U.N. resolutions. Washington should not let Pyongyang's less than stellar missile performance hinder taking the issue to the United Nations. Failing to do so would undermine international attempts to moderate North Korean behavior.
The United States must ensure that it maintains sufficiently robust military forces in Asia to deter and defend against the multifaceted North Korean security threat. Washington should also continue contingency planning with its allies for potential instability in North Korea. Although the missile failure by itself will not imperil Kim Jong-un's hold on power, additional missteps could eventually lead other members of the leadership elite to question whether the new North Korean leader is up to the task.
Bruce Klingner is Senior Research Fellow for Northeast Asia in the Asian Studies Center at The Heritage Foundation.
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[1]"S.Korea to Convene UN Security Council if NK Launches Rocket," The Dong-a Ilbo, April 11, 2012, http://english.donga.com/srv/service.php3?biid=2012041130038 (accessed April 12, 2012).
[2]Erich Weingartner, "Results of DPRK-USA Talks as Announced by the DPRK Foreign Ministry," CanKor, February 29, 2012, http://vtncankor.wordpress.com/2012/02/29/results-of-dprk-usa-talks-as-announced-by-the-dprk-foreign-ministry/ (accessed April 12, 2012).


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In short: Most enjoyable and worth the trip from BerkshireIn full: Very slick organisation, lovely route and traffic free. Welcoming volunteers, encouraging and helpful. On the list to do again! Thanks Chester!Date of review: October 9, 2012
In short: Nice little 10k (2 laps) and 5k (1 lap) well organised with plenty of marshalls and drinksDate of review: May 16, 2010
In short: Probably the muddiest I've ever been - good fun though!In full: Despite heavy rain during the week the first mile or so was reasonably firm underfootThat firmness soon disappeared as the dark clouds gathered, the wind picked up and finally the rain came! Competitors in the main were still going out of their way to miss the 'puddles' clearly unaware of what was to come!As the race progressed the tougher climbs appeared, the water became deeper, the grass more sodden and the bogs harder to wade throughIf you're doing a Turbo X for the first time take plenty of towels to dry yourself off after and a bin liner for your kit!Super day, well organised and many thanks to all the marshalls who stayed out to make sure the competitors returned to base!Date of review: November 22, 2009
In short: Physically demanding but one of those you think 'I'm going to have another crack at that'In full: I was sure I was going roll backwards down some of those hillsThanks to the lady at the top of one of them who had some jelly babies - life saver!Date of review: June 15, 2009
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A number of procedural changes to the way sexual assault investigations are conducted will be implemented before the end of the school year, University Senator Marc Heinrich, CC '16, said at Sunday's Columbia College Student Council meeting.
One change that will take effect immediately, Heinrich said, is having two investigators instead of one to take notes during meetings where survivors present personal statements.
Heinrich said that the University plans to better follow through on interim actions requested by the survivor, such as fulfilling requests to move them or their alleged attacker to a different residence hall, before the end of the semester. None of the immediate actions will require making formal changes to University policy.
Longer-term projects include changing the structure of PACSA to better support student interest and reworking the New Student Orientation Program's consent education workshops.
The changes come after two Blue and White articles detailing the adjudication process for sexual assault cases prompted widespread student criticism and media coverage of the way the University handled cases of gender-based misconduct, including allegations of investigators omitting details from survivors' statements.
"The change that was implemented was because there were concerns expressed by students," Heinrich said as a part of the senate's update to CCSC. Survivors will also have the opportunity to view the notes from their statements to make changes and see evidence documents before going to their hearing, he added.
"There's no question that PACSA needs to be modified and strengthened," Heinrich said. "We want to make sure that students have a bigger voice on the committee."
The senate will work with administrators to determine whether restructuring the committee would involve reducing the number of members to make scheduling meetings easier, or increasing the number of students to make their proportion of the committee larger.
Class of 2017 CCSC representative Abby Porter, a supporter of changes to the consent program, said the new NSOP program would shift focus from a discussion of just consent to a discussion of rape culture in general
"It's looking at making it more serious, making it have a more serious tone," Porter said. "It is technically mandatory, but we want to find better ways to enforce that."
Porter also wants the Office of Gender-Based and Sexual Misconduct to release the selection criteria for Consent Training Educators and examine the Consent 101 curriculum.
"Consent trainers sometimes have a hard time defining consent," Porter said. "We're looking into the different ways consent trainers are trained."
Other possible changes to educate students on consent include having follow-up consent workshops for students throughout their time at Columbia, Porter said.
Such programs could be similar to Step-Up, a pilot program for incoming athletes launched last year that gives participants bystander training.
Heinrich said he also wants the Office of Gender-Based and Sexual Misconduct to clarify how different contexts, such as whether the defendant is a repeat offender and whether alcohol was involved, affect the adjudication process.
Once the University releases aggregate data, which President Lee Bollinger said would happen before the end of the semester, the policy itself needs to be examined to see what must be changed, Heinrich said, but fixing the processes under the existing policy is a first step.
"There are a lot of implementation concerns—whether or not there are problems with the actual policy," Heinrich said.
Sejal Singh, CC '15 and president of the Columbia University College Democrats, which started a petition last semester pushing for the University to release aggregate data about sexual assault on campus, supported the proposed changes.
"If there's any incorrect information taken down by an investigator, the other investigator will ideally have caught that, and that discrepancy will show up in their different reports," Singh said about the additional investigator. " We're very happy that the administration is taking steps to address the concerns we've brought up as a group and that survivors have brought up in the community."
She also wants something similar to the Step-Up bystander training program expanded to all new students.
"It's something that all students need. Sexual violence is part of the experience of virtually all students on this campus," Singh said. "There's a lot of benefits to giving everyone the tools they need fight sexual violence and to fight sexual assault. We're very hopeful that, looking forward, that program will be something everyone takes part in."


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Looks like Scott "selfemployed" gets the honor and priveledge of telling everyone how he got four women in bed with him at one time.
And his lovely wife Liz is not one of them. Come to think of it; where is Liz?
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Marcella M. Krzyzanowski
Marcella M. Krzyzanowski, age 56, of South Roberts Road, Dunkirk, NY passed away Tuesday (January 29, 2013) at Brooks Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness.
She was born in Dunkirk, NY on January 10, 1957, the daughter of Johnnie T. Thomas of Dunkirk and the late Rosietta M. (Jackson) Thomas.
A lifelong Dunkirk resident, Marcella graduated from Dunkirk High School. She was an employee of the Fredonia State College Day Care Center in the mid 1980s, Kraft Foods, and later went on to Work for Cliffstar for 14 years until her illness.
She ran the Demolition Derby with her husband for many years, Ernie's Animals baseball and football teams and was a member of the Elks Lodge for eight years. She enjoyed puzzles, crocheting, making dolls and being on her computer. If ever you needed a friend, helping hand or just someone to talk to, she was there.
Marcella was an active member of the Good Hope Baptist Church where she served as secretary of the Usher's Board, President of the Missionary Board and sang in the church choir.
In addition to her father, she leaves to cherish her memory her loving husband of 26 years, Ernest Krzyzanowski; her daughter, Myra Thomas (Jerry) Murphy and her son, Michael J.
(Samantha) Plaza, both of Dunkirk; her stepchildren, Connie J. (Bobek) Wojcinski of Dunkirk, Kenneth D.
(Pam) Krzyzanowski and Rodney (Robin) Krzyzanowski, both of Greensville, S.C.; her brothers, John Michael Thomas, Rudolph Thomas, Randolph Thomas, all of Dunkirk; and Jerome Thomas of Jamestown, NY; 12 grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Besides her mother, she was preceded in death by her sister, Martha Hollins; and her brother, Robert Dennis Thomas.
Funeral services will be held Monday, Feb. 4, 2013, at 1:00 PM at the Good Hope Baptist Church, 215 Eagle St., Dunkirk, NY. The Rev. Leo J. Nixon will officiate. Interment will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3-6 P.M. Sunday at the Newman Funeral Home Inc. and from 12:00 P.M.
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SUNY Oswego named best in the Northeast
The Princeton Review has released its list of best colleges in the Northeast for 2014, and SUNY Oswego is on it.
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Oswego looks good on Obama's College Scorecard
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A food processor makes this poundcake incredibly fast and easy; a citrus soak makes it unbeliebably moist and delicious.
How I Spent My Summer Vacation
By Clotilde Hryshko
Thanks and recognition goes to some of the friends of my daughter Marya – Ellie, Gabe, Kim, Marya and Nick – for their efforts on the wood stacking and garlic harvest. These jobs are perfect for the young teens – a chance for some money, camaraderie, and that critical opportunity to do a job and see its completion. I'm sure they won't remember them as the best days of their vacation but the other parents and I will continue to be smug about its importance.
My summer vacation is really more of a flip-flop. Jim took the girls away for 10 days. They traveled to Alaska where he has a brother and a sister. They camped and went salmon fishing, meeting up with more family. Marya caught 2 fish this year and the youngest, Yelena, caught one (fly-fishing).
Donut Peach Donuts
By Cathy Erway
It was so silly I had to do it. When I read that I would be getting a pint of donut peaches in the newsletter of my fruit CSA this week, the idea took hold of me: must make "donut peach donuts." I just saw Inception like the rest of our society has, it seems, so I know more than ever now that when an idea is planted, it can grow and grow to take over your rational thought.
I dreamed and deliberated about how to make donut peach donuts. My first idea had been simple: make a peach jelly with the fresh fruit, and squeeze it in the middle of some sort of homemade donutty thing. Yeast-risen dough or cake-like dough? Both involved tons of steps, especially the yeast, which is actually my preferred donut type. Do I coat it with powdered sugar after it's been deep-fried and done? Yuck… I know it's classic, but I could never stand that fine dust of super-sweet. Maybe I don't really want to make donuts after all? I hesitated.
Sunday Supper: Pasta with Eggplant, Tomatoes, and Bread Crumbs
A great pasta dish to make during tomato season (now). Adapted from How to Cook Everything.
Pasta with Eggplant, Tomatoes, and Bread Crumbs
Makes: About 4 servings
Time: 40 minutes
The trick here is incorporating crisp-cooked bread crumbs at the last minute. You must use fresh bread crumbs, most pieces about the size of a pea.
1 /4cup extra virgin olive oil (1/2cup if you're omitting the pancetta)
1 /4cup chopped pancetta or bacon (optional)
1 cup coarse fresh bread crumbs
Freshly ground black pepper
2 small to medium eggplant (about 12 ounces), cut into 1/2- to 1-inch chunks
6 small or 3 medium tomatoes (about 12 ounces), cored, seeded, and cut into 1/2- to 1-inch chunks
1 to 2 teaspoons thinly sliced garlic, to taste
1 pound spaghetti, linguine, or other long pasta
Chopped fresh basil or parsley leaves for garnish
1. Bring a large pot of water to a boil and salt it. Put half the oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. When hot, add the meat if you're using it, stirring occasionally, until just about crisp, about 5 minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon. Add the bread crumbs and cook, stirring almost constantly, until nicely browned, 3 to 5 minutes; sprinkle with a bit of salt and pepper as they cook. Remove with a slotted spoon and add the remaining oil.
2. Add the eggplant, stirring occasionally and sprinkling with salt and pepper, until browned and tender, about 15 minutes. When it's done, begin cooking the pasta in the boiling water until tender but not mushy. Add the tomatoes and garlic to the eggplant; cook, stirring occasionally, until softened, about 10 minutes.
3. When the pasta is done, drain it and toss with the eggplant mixture, the bread crumbs, and the meat if you used it. Taste and adjust the seasoning, garnish with basil, and serve.
Fridge Pickles, Your Way
By Kerri Conan
Not to be confused with my shortcut brined-in-the-skillet version that ran on this page a couple weeks back. These are two quick refrigerated pickles backed by bona fides. The first comes from the book mentioned in that piece, my precious Quick Pickles. And then after the jump are Mark's favorite kosher pickles, lifted verbatim from both the old and the new editions of How to Cook Everything. Another—totally different—winner.
As long as you don't mess with the proportions in the brine, the flavors and ingredients are totally customizable.
On Forgetting How to Cook, Part II
Another thing I seem to have forgotten: how to make bread. Specifically, how to make Jim Lahey's bread, about which I somewhat famously wrote four years ago.
Then, at a benefit for the Truro Center for the Arts a few weeks ago, I met a woman named Judith Motzkin, who makes (among other things) ceramic pots specifically designed for baking Lahey-style bread. This roughly coincided with the arrival of an actual oven at the place I stay in on the Cape (until recently we had a weird kind of oven/microwave hybrid, which was inadequate to every task, from heating coffee to baking bread), and a pledge on my part to resume breadmaking. (The Outer Cape, notorious for bad bread, now boasts a "boulangerie" in Wellfleet which, from my pre-summer experience, seems pretty good, but right now it's more than your life is worth to try to get anywhere near it. You might as well try to get into Mac's Shack at 7pm on a Saturday.)
A Single Person's Guide to Produce
By Laura Virginia Anderson
[In which Ms. Anderson attempts to down the full allotment of her CSA share and then some. – mb]
Let's say you're a single person living in Brooklyn, and let's say that a few months ago, you signed up for a full weekly CSA share containing vegetables, fruit, and eggs. Let's also say—just for the hell of it—that you sometimes work as an assistant stylist on the set of your boss's cooking videos, and that you often take home leftover vegetables from the set so that they don't get thrown away.
My hypothetical question is this: Is it possible for you, single Brooklynite, to consume your CSA share, plus vegetables rescued from the set, over the course of the week without either throwing anything away or having a nervous breakdown?
This Week's Minimalist: Stuffed Chicken Breast
Chicken breasts aren't typicially the moistest, most flavorful part of the bird, but stuffing them changes everything.
On Forgetting How to Cook, Part I
Anything you learn, you can forget, right? That's how I figure it.
I used to grill probably 100, 150 nights a year (I never counted, but that seems about right). I lived in Connecticut, which is not the ideal grilling location, but because I came from New York, where grilling is as illegal as right turns on red, to me it was so exotic that once the opportunity became an unlimited one, I took full advantage of it. One of the first food stories I wrote, back in the early 80s, was about grilling during winter. I had a tiny second floor porch, and I was out there every chance I got, almost regardless of the weather.
Politics of the Plate
By Barry Estabrook
Fresh Express Bags Food Safety Trifecta
In the past three months, Fresh Express, a unit of Chiquita Brands International, managed to claim food contamination's Triple Crown.
Sustainable Food News reports that earlier this month, the company, known for its bagged "ready-to-eat" salad greens, recalled nearly 3,000 cases of its Veggie Lover's Salad mix because of possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination.


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Talk to Justin Romano for five minutes and it becomes clear how passionate he is about his work. Eye always on the prize, everything he has done in his career at Pace has led toward one thing – working hard to improve the criminal justice system from the inside.
"You go to the South Bronx and it's another world." Criminal justice here, he says, is "a big machine" that moves ever so slowly and not always justly. "You see a line of defendants waiting to get into court and they process these people all day, every day. Makes you think about it – what you can do to make reforms. The system definitely needs change."
Prior to attending Pace Law School, Justin worked for a New York City councilman to observe how to craft laws and create a better system. Having seen how the machine lives and breathes from the outside, Justin headed to law school to learn how to change it from within. Once here, he couldn't pass on the opportunity to get "out of school and into a courtroom."
He enrolled in the Barbara Salken Criminal Justice Clinic to learn the fundamentals of taking a case from beginning to end in a real-world setting. The program allows him to interview clients, go to arraignment, and "care for our clients."
"It's real life lawyering," he says of his clinic work. "The best thing about our clinic is that without us, most of the clients would summarily plead guilty because Legal Aid is too swamped with cases. We let them know we're behind them if they want to take it to trial because most of the time they shouldn't plead guilty; they have good cases."
Thus far, Justin has successfully handled two trespass cases with all charges dismissed. "I think now I'm well prepared," he says with an eye toward his law career. "Pace Law School has good opportunities to get out of the classroom. The best thing is getting in front of people and doing it for real."


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Ancylostoma caninum is related to the main nematode worms known as human hookworms, A. duodenale and Necator americanus. In contrast to these two species, however, although A. caninum nematodes can penetrate the human skin (causing cutaneous larval migrans), they do not develop any further. Occasionally, A.caninum larvae may migrate to the human intestine, causing eosinophilic enteritis, and they have also been implicated as a cause of diffuse unilateral subacute neuroretinitis.
Cutaneous larval migrans (also known as "creeping eruption" or "ground itch") is a zoonotic infection (i.e.,an infection transmitted from non-human animals to humans) caused by hookworm species that do not use humans as a definitive host. The condition results from migrating larvae that cause an intensely itchy track in the upper dermis and is most commonly caused by A. braziliense and A. caninum (the normal definitive hosts for these species are dogs and cats).
The normal life cycle for A. caninum in dogs is very similar to the cycle for human hookworms in humans: Eggs are passed in the stool and under favorable conditions (moisture, warmth, shade) larvae hatch in 1 to 2 days. The released rhabditiform larvae grow in the feces and/or the soil and after 5 to 10 days (and two molts) they become filariform (third-stage) larvae that are infective. These infective larvae can survive 3 to 4 weeks in favorable environmental conditions. On contact with the animal host, the larvae penetrate the skin and are carried through the blood vessels to the heart and then to the lungs. They penetrate into the pulmonary alveoli, ascend the bronchial tree to the pharynx, and are swallowed. The larvae reach the small intestine, where they establish themselves and mature into adults. Adult worms live in the lumen of the small intestine, where they attach to the intestinal wall. Some larvae become arrested in the tissues, and serve as source of infection for puppies via transmammary (and possibly transplacental) routes. Humans may also become infected when filariform larvae penetrate the skin. In a human host, the larvae cannot mature further, but may migrate aimlessly within the epidermis, sometimes as much as several centimeters a day. Some larvae may persist in deeper tissue after finishing their skin migration.
According to Zajac and Conboy (2006), the most important mode of transmission of A. caninum to dogs is transmammary (i.e., via puppies nursing from infected mothers), followed by ingestion of third-stage larvae from the environment or from paratenic hosts (i.e., intermediate hosts in the parasite's life cycle that are not essential to parasite development) and, rarely, by direct skin penetration by larvae.
(Source: Centers for Disease Control Parasites and Health Website)
Mieszczanek and Wedrychowicz (1999) developed a simple genetic test using the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) on DNA from hookworm eggs to distinguish two of the most common hookworms inecting domestic dogs, Ancylostoma caninum and Uncinaria stenocephala, in living hosts.
Ancylostoma caninum is found worldwide, with its distribution in North America extending north to southern Canada (Zajac and Conboy 2006).


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In short: Stunning scenery and organisation on a challenging day.In full: Fantastic organisation and amazing marshalls who faced that Arctic chill. Scenery stunning especially with overnight snowfall over the hills. Tis gruelling but that is made clear in the blurb.Agree with comments re. rubbish, how can anyone be so disrespectful to such a beautiful place? No excuses.Date of review: March 10, 2013
In short: Another fantastic marathon. Thanks again to Jayne and her brilliant team.Quite rightly number one uk marathon.Date of review: October 28, 2012
In short: Stunning organisation,could not faultIn full: Well done to the organisers of this event. It is absolutely faultless from the minute you sign up for it to the minute you finish. A totally 100% professional set-up. BRILLIANT!Date of review: October 7, 2012
In short: FANTASTIC!In full: I knew this was going to be tough..nursing an injury however the organisation, scenery, weather and 'feel-good factor' carried me through a very painful journey. I do Snowdon marathon on a regular basis..Windermere now comes very, very close to being my favourite. Thanks to the fantastic team that organise this event, very slick esp. on a warm Sunday afternoon when everyone and their dog descends on Windermere. Goes without saying, 10 in 10ers are inspirational.Date of review: May 21, 2012
In short: First time at Ashby today..snowing on way there!!!In full: An outstanding event, organisation second to none! Brilliant marshalls and support all the way round..well done to the organisers, this must take an extraordinary amount of your own time to organise. Thank youDate of review: March 18, 2012
In short: Unique!In full: A superb event. Scenery glorious and fun factor tremendous. A special mention to the organiser though as attention to detail was incredible. A brilliant day out, thank you to all the marshalls and safety people.Date of review: July 25, 2011
In short: Lovely, informal run around super scenery. Super Saturday trot. Brill marshalls and cakesDate of review: April 18, 2010
In short: Loved it, evry welcoming and especially big thanks to the minibus driver who took me to the door of my car!Date of review: December 13, 2009
In short: Great day, thanks again to Heanor Running Club for fab raceDate of review: November 15, 2009
In short: Absolutely stunning! Have just paid for next year's entryDate of review: October 31, 2009
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Best natural anti depressant!
Posted by Reviewer2193674 on Jan 24, 2009
Have been using this for a couple of years as a natural anti depressant. NO SIDE EFFECTS and is not addictive like prescription meds. I work in a health food store and recommend this to customers looking for mood support, appetite control, sleep aid, etc.
Helps me sleep and wake up happy
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Tryptophan is a precursor of serotonin (the happy hormone) and melatonin (the sleep hormone). So, if you take it, your brain will make both melatonin (to help you fall asleep) and serotonin (to make you happy). I take 4-6 pills (2-3 grams) of Tryptophan every night. It gets me to sleep and keeps me sleeping better than Melatonin. I wake up happy and energetic as a result of serotonin production. It also produces sleep entrainment (if you take it at 10 PM, you will fall asleep at 10-11 PM, even if you stop taking it). After some time, it loses it's effect, and I have to switch to something else periodically. This is because there are some enzymes which break down tryptophan. The normal quantity of Trypthopan taken in through diet is 1.5-2 g. May reduce carbohydrate consumption. Most people overeat carbohydrates because carbs help tryptophan cross the blood-brain barrier (BBB). When obese patients were given 1,000 mg, 2,000 mg, or 3,000 mg doses of L-tryptophan one hour before meals to raise the amount of tryptophan, a significant decrease in caloric consumption was observed. The majority of the reduction in caloric intake was due to the amount of carbohydrates, not protein, consumed.
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Made my wife drowsy, but the sleep quality was poor. The grogginess would continue all through the morning until the afternoon. This was on only 1 tablet per night.
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I also tried this after taking 5-HTP. The 5-HTP really does help lift my depression, but does not help me sleep, so I tried the L-Tryptophan and it does help a little with sleep, but I have not noticed a big difference in either falling asleep or the quality of my sleep and it does not seem to be doing anything for my depression. I am thinking that if 5-HTP is not strong enough one needs a prescription drug for the depression. I am currently trying to find out if one can take the L-tryptophan and the 5-HTP, possibly at different times of the day, without adverse effects. On the other hand maybe one has to take the L-Tryptophan for a while before results can be seen. I have only been taking it regularly for a few days. My experience with iHerb is always dependable. I received my product in two days at a very cheap shipping rate. It is just the efficacy of the product that I seem to be having a problem with.
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We must use our most effective institutions to end-run our least effective institutions."China and India, which together burned half the world's coal and account for about three-quarters of the projected increase, but I think those projections are looking quite dubious. In China, for example, they have lately retired over 70 gigawatts of inefficient coal plants, so that their coal plant fleet is now more efficient than ours. In 2010, 59 percent of their net new [electricity] capacity was coal. It used to be much higher.
The technical progress here and abroad continues to accelerate with no end in sight."pursuits. The fuel logistics will diversify into hydrogen — which of course is mainly a business of the oil industry right now and it's a very big business — and into electricity and biofuels. Shell is already the world's biggest distributor of biofuels. The average cost of getting our U.S. transport system off oil is about $18 a barrel for the efficiency and electrification part, or if you include the biofuels to run the trucks and airplanes to the extent they're not on hydrogen, it might be at most about $25 a barrel. So I don't much care what the world oil price is, this is a better bet and it very much better manages the risks.
The military is very strongly on this track already, for their own good reasons."haven't even figured out how to use it yet. Or as another example, Tsutomu Shimomura, the computer security expert, has invented a way of controlling LED lighting in big buildings that gets rid of almost all of the wire and power supplies and controls, but gives superior control flexibility. And that should ultimately cut by manyfold the installed cost of those LED lighting systems and thus help them take over even faster in both new and old buildings. Fuel cells have already beaten the cost targets that we had expected. The list goes on.
One system is dying and others are struggling to be born. It's a very exciting time."either making money or national security, either of those suffices; you may even care about both together. Then you're twice as motivated. We are counting in the analysis all externalities — carbon [reduction] and otherwise — as worth zero, a conservatively low estimate. And we still get a $5 trillion surplus from getting the U.S. completely off oil, coal, and nuclear energy and a third off natural gas by 2050, with a 2.6-fold bigger economy. That, I think, is an attractive outcome regardless of your political beliefs.
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Mr. Keir Giles
Mr. Keir Giles is the director of the Conflict Studies Research Centre (CSRC), a group of deep subject matter experts on Eurasian security formerly attached to the United Kingdom (UK) Ministry of Defence. Now operating in the private sector, CSRC provides in-depth analysis on a wide range of security issues affecting Russia and its relations with overseas partners. After beginning his career working with paramilitary aviation in Russia and Ukraine immediately following the fall of the Soviet Union, Mr. Giles joined the BBC Monitoring Service (BBCM) to report on political and military affairs in the former Soviet space. While still working for the BBCM, Mr. Giles also worked for CSRC at the UK Defence Academy where he wrote and briefed for UK and North Atlantic Treaty Organization government agencies on a wide range of Russian defense and security issues. He is the only double Associate Fellow of the Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House) in London, UK, as well as a regular contributor to research projects on Russian security issues in both the UK and Europe. Mr. Giles's work has appeared in a wide range of academic and military publications across Europe and in the United States.
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SSI books and monographs by Mr. Keir Giles
Training Humans for the Human Domain
November 02, 2015
Authored by Dr. Steve Tatham, Mr. Keir Giles.
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Experience from Afghanistan and Iraq has demonstrated the vital nature of understanding human terrain, with conclusions relevant far beyond counterinsurgency operations in the Islamic world. This monograph offers an outline for educating U.S. and allied service personnel in fundamental human domain skills, and argues against their being overlooked in favor of technical solutions.
Cyber Defense: An International View
September 14, 2015
Authored by Mr. Keir Giles, Ms. Kim Hartmann.
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Because of the seamlessly international nature of the internet, effective cybersecurity demands close cooperation with allies and friends overseas.
Russian Ballistic Missile Defense: Rhetoric and Reality
June 29, 2015
Authored by Mr. Keir Giles.
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Russia continues to oppose strenuously U.S. plans for missile defense in Europe, despite the fact that Russia itself seeks to develop comparable missile defense systems, that, by their own logic, would be equally destabilizing. This monograph reviews Russian plans and progress toward implementing them, to prepare the ground for inevitable future confrontation with Russia over the rollout of U.S. systems.
A Russian View on Landpower
April 09, 2015
Authored by Major General Aleksandr V. Rogovoy, Mr. Keir Giles.
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In a time of rapid change for the U.S. Army, it is essential to retain awareness of how potential adversaries are also developing their concepts of Landpower. This Letort Paper lays out an authoritative Russian view on the importance of substantial conventional land forces—a view which U.S. force planners should study closely.
Prospects for Iran's New Direction
February 20, 2015
Authored by Mr. Keir Giles.
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This monograph, completed ahead of the November 2014 deadline, examines some of the underlying factors which will be constant in dealing with a nuclear capable Iran under President Hassan Rouhani, and which will help determine the success or failure of talks in 2015.
European Missile Defense and Russia
July 17, 2014
Authored by Mr. Keir Giles, Dr. Andrew Monaghan.
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Strong Russian opposition to U.S. plans for ballistic missile defense (BMD) in Europe is likely to intensify further through 2015-16 as Phase III of the European Phased Adaptive Approach is implemented. This monograph examines a number of fundamental reasons—some valid, some spurious—why Russia is alarmed at U.S. BMD plans, and provides recommendations for managing the missile defense dialogue with Russia in the future in order to mitigate potentially damaging responses.
Russian Military Transformation - Goal In Sight?
May 05, 2014
Authored by Mr. Keir Giles, Dr. Andrew Monaghan.
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This Letort Paper assesses the range of options available to Russia for closing the capability gap with the United States and its allies, the authors review a flawed political perception of the key threats facing Russia and the challenges facing Russia's military transformation.
Legality in Cyberspace: An Adversary View
March 11, 2014
Authored by Mr. Keir Giles, Dr. Andrew Monaghan.
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The United States and its allies are in general agreement on the legal status of conflict in cyberspace. But other key cyber actors have radically different ideas on key concepts of cyber warfare, including when a state of war exists. This paper explores the Russian approach to legal constraints governing actions in cyberspace, in order to assist in formulating an effective response to Russian cyber initiatives.
Russian Interests in Sub-Saharan Africa
July 12, 2013
Authored by Mr. Keir Giles.
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Russia is intensifying its engagement with Southern Africa to meet both foreign policy and long-term economic objectives. This presents both potential opportunities and challenges for U.S. policy in the region - especially in those states where a preference for U.S. presence and influence is not axiomatic.


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Two writers over at Aleteia have commented on the current state of affairs with the help of Samuel Gregg's latest, Tea Party Catholic. Brantly Millegan, Assistant Editor for the English edition of Aleteia, write a post titled, 'Obama's Ordinary, No-Big-Deal "Whopper."' He discusses the now infamous words President Obama spoke in 2010, "[I]f Americans like their doctor, they will keep their doctor. And if you like your insurance plan, you will keep it. No one will be able to take that away from you. It hasn't happened yet. It won't happen in the future." Millegan points out that millions of Americans have been told their plans will be canceled and goes on toshow an NBC report pointing out that Obama knew that Americans would lose their coverage, but lied and said they would not. Millegan offers several more analysts and studies that demonstrate that the administration knew Americans would lose coverage but continued to publicly deny it. He quotes Anthony Esolen, professor of Renaissance English Literature and the Development of Western Civilization at Providence College:
Did Barack Obama lie? Of course he did. The American people can hardly be told the truth about anything…Politicians lie to us, because we want to hear their lies; we lie to ourselves just as well. When you fairly admit the Machiavellian premise that there is no good beyond the political, then what can possibly restrain you from lying, especially when you can get away with it?
He then quotes from Samuel Gregg's Tea Party Catholic. Gregg points out that this issue is merely a symptom of something much deeper: "The willingness to tell the truth, but also the ability to listen to the truth, is in increasingly short supply today." (more…)


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DoT Introduces New Policies for Public Charter Flights
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DoT) has revised its policies for approving public charter programs, requiring charter operators to retain all passenger reservation records and share them with contracting air carriers to make it easier to contact passengers regarding cancellations of scheduled flights.
The department said the changes were in response to Direct Air in March ceasing operations, leaving several charter operators to cancel scheduled flights for passengers that had already paid.
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By CRISTINA SILVA
Published March 28, 2007
April could be a bad month for Timothy Driscoll, a St. Petersburg lawyer who soon could be fired by both of the cities he represents.
In St. Pete Beach, some residents partly blame him for the city's recent development battle. In Gulfport, city officials are looking to downsize, and his job could be among the first to go.
Driscoll's seemingly bad luck in both cities points to how tough it can be for part-time city attorneys, city officials said.
Serving as a city attorney might seem like a quick way to earn money on the side, but duties include wading through endless pages of Florida statutes, being available to give advice to city officials, attending long meetings and dealing with the sometimes tumultuous aftermath of elections, all while getting paid less than their corporate counterparts, attorneys say.
"Every city attorney understands they are only the city attorney from meeting to meeting because at any time the city commission or the city council can decide they no longer have faith or trust in you," said Thomas J. Trask, a Dunedin lawyer who represents Belleair Bluffs and Oldsmar. "We know there is always the possibility that we won't be the city attorney forever."
Those who want to get rid of Driscoll argue that he is not a victim.
"He is a nice person and all that, and I don't think anybody would disagree with that, but we have had some trouble with him," said Gulfport council member Bob Worthington.
Driscoll did not return several requests for comment.
City attorneys for Belleair and Treasure Island have been replaced in recent years after contentious disagreements broke out.
In St. Pete Beach, Driscoll's services could be on the chopping block after about three years in the position.
He was hired after the city's former attorney, James DeVito, resigned in 2003 after 34 years of employment.
At first, Driscoll was praised as a smart, capable lawyer with extensive experience. He has served as the city attorney in Gulfport since 1990, provided legal services to the Pinellas County Mayor's Council, and has represented city commissioners in Pinellas Park and Redington Beach.
When St. Pete Beach's development battle over whether to allow taller buildings became ugly two years ago, the city named several residents in a lawsuit over the debate. Driscoll took the fall as the man who pursued legal action against the residents, some said.
Newly elected City Commissioner Harry Metz, who was named in the lawsuits, made it his first order of business as a city official to discuss replacing Driscoll on Tuesday night. Metz asked the City Commission to prepare a resolution that would start the application process. Metz asked that applicants turn in their resumes by April 6 and that the decision be made by April 23. Driscoll could apply for the job as well, Metz said.
"I am not asking to fire him; I am just looking to see if there is a better qualified person around," Metz said. "It is not personal."
Driscoll has not been responsive to residents at city meetings and has lost several important cases for the city, said Metz, who often sparred with the City Commission before he was elected.
But Mayor Ward Friszolowki said hiring a new attorney could disrupt the city's legal process. Lawsuits filed by the city are scheduled to go to court next month.
"What everyone has to realize is that if they didn't like the policy direction of the former commission members, they shouldn't blame the city attorney for that," he said. "Tim has been a good city attorney, and they should allow him the time to get to know him since they are new."
Gulfport hired Driscoll just five years after he graduated from Stetson University College of Law in that city in 1985.
In 2005, he stepped down from representing the city in a zoning issue after some residents complained that he had not defended the city aggressively enough.
Later that year, Worthington called for a vote on whether the city should replace Driscoll. The City Council opted to keep him.
But Worthington, who voted against Driscoll, said the counselor is still slow to return calls and sometimes seems to give questionable legal advice.
More recently, city officials have said they are contemplating hiring a full-time attorney and reducing the city clerk staff.
But council member John "Ted" Phillips said he has already gotten used to Driscoll. Phillips used to be upset when Driscoll didn't call him back quickly enough, but after a stern talking to, Phillips said, it was taken care of.
"Now, if I had a problem and I call him, he helps me out right away."
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SHR Trinity's Riptide Raz Ma Taz JH CGC TDI - Taz is Full Sibling to our Accomplished and Talented HRCH UH Trinity's Riptide River Rush MH CGC - Rush who is the Youngest Upland Hunter UH in history, The Youngest Dog to hold both the UH and Hunting Retriever Champion HRCH in History, the 3rd Youngest Chocolate HRCH in History. Rush was trained and owned by our daughter Tierra who is our resident trainer while Taz is owned by my husband Dan. Taz has not been trained at the speed of light like Rush because she is being trained by Dan, who is being trained by Tierra. Because Dan has a full time job and Tierra is a full time trainer so training opportunities would be more frequent if Dan didn't take Taz and Isis with him to work every day. Taz will be running in the UKC in the spring of 2013 for her HRCH title and then on to the AKC. Taz is sired by HRCH UH Trinity's Riptide Ryder MH CGC TDI and her Dam is SHR Trinity's Lotta Miracles JH CGC TDI. Both of Taz's parents have Good Hips, Normal Elbows, CERF, Normal Patella, Normal Thyroid, Cardiac, CNM Clear, EIC Tested.
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Students majoring in mathematics are required to complete the following core courses:
Note: Students who plan to enter a graduate program in mathematics should take more than the minimum number of mathematics courses; these students should work closely with a faculty advisor from the Department of Mathematics to choose appropriate additional mathematics courses.
In addition to the core courses, this option requires six additional mathematics courses, five of which must be at the 300 level or higher. These seven courses must include at least one course from each of groups A, B, and C below. And, at least two of the six courses must also come from the Abstract Courses listed below A, B and C.
Group A. Analysis and Geometry Courses (at least one):
Advanced Geometry, MATH 320 (3 credits)
Complex Variables, MATH 344 (3 credits)
Point Set Topology, MATH 360 (3 credits)
Introduction to Analysis I, MATH 440A (3 credits)
Introduction to Analysis II, MATH 440B (3 credits)
Group B. Algebra and Discrete Mathematics Courses (at least one):
Discrete Mathematics, MATH 220 (3 credits)
Number Theory, MATH 305 (3 credits)
Modern Algebra I, MATH 480A (3 credits)
Modern Algebra II, MATH 480B (3 credits)
Group C. Applied Mathematics Courses (at least one):
Probability and Statistics, MATH 315 (3 credits)
Differential Equations I, MATH 345A (3 credits)
Differential Equations II, MATH 345B (3 credits)
Numerical Analysis, MATH 350 (3 credits)
Mathematical Modeling, MATH 354 (3 credits)
Quantum Mechanics, PHYS 350 (3 credits)
Modern Algebra II, MATH 480B (3 credits)
or another upper-division mathematics course or an upper-division course in another department. This course must be for at least 3 credits, involve an application of mathematics to another field, and be approved by the mathematics department faculty.
In addition, at least two of these six courses beyond the Core Courses must be on the following list of Abstract Courses:
Advanced Geometry, MATH 320 (3 credits)
Point Set Topology, MATH 360 (3 credits)
Introduction to Analysis I, MATH 440A (3 credits)
Introduction to Analysis II, MATH 440B (3 credits)
Modern Algebra I, MATH 480A (3 credits)
Modern Algebra II, MATH 480B (3 credits)
A minor in mathematics requires 20-23 credits, including the following:
Calculus and Analytic Geometry I, MATH 141A or Integrated Precalculus/Calculus, 139A,B, (4 or 7 credits)
Calculus and Analytic Geometry II, MATH 141B (4 credits)
Abstract Thinking, MATH 280 (3 credits)
Elementary Linear Algebra/Differential Equations, MATH 242 (3 credits)
And 6 credits of upper-division mathematics courses (300-level or higher).


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