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Cord Blood Banking and Donation
Program Director
A/Prof Ian Kerridge
Sydney Researchers
Dr Chris Jordens
Dr Wendy Lipworth
Dr Kim Strong
A/Prof Cameron Stewart
Research Student
Lorena Aparicio
Prof Paul Komesaroff
Dr Tracey O'Brien
Prof Peter Shaw
Research Grants
|Project Title
|Ethical and Legal Issues Surrounding the Decision-Making Process for Donating and Banking Umbilical Cord Blood
|Kerridge I, O'Brien T, Stewart C, Jordens C, Nassar N, Ankeny R
|Grant Type
|NHMRC Project Grant 512416
|January 2008-December 2010
|$402,000 over 3 years: $148,500 (2008), $168,500 (2009), $85,000 (2010)
|Project Title
|Towards a Best Practice of Emerging Technologies: PGD and HLA Typing for Paediatric Transplantation
|Ankeny R, Shaw P, Jordens C, O'Brien T, Carter S, Kerridge I
|Grant Type
|NSW Cancer Council Research Project Grant RG 07-16
|January 2007-December 2009
|$258,956 over 3 years: $84,790 (2007), $90,853 (2008), $83,313 (2009)
Stewart C, O'Connor M, Kerridge I. Regulating Umbilical Cord Blood Banking. Centre for Health Governance, Law and Ethics and the Centre for Values Ethics and the Law in Medicine, University of Sydney. 2011. ISBN 978-1-74210-213-9.
Book Chapters
Biller-Adorno N, Wilson D, Kerridge I H, Chapman J. 'Ethical Issues on the Use of Human Tissues and Cells', in Warwick R, Brubaker S and Minge S (eds), Tissue and Cell Transplant. Wiley: London, 2011 (in press).
Samuel G, Kerridge I H, O'Brien T. "Ethical Issues Surrounding Umbilical Cord Blood Donation and Banking', in Bhattacharya N and Stubblefield P (eds), Regenerative Medicine Using Pregnancy Specific Biological Substances, pp. 443-452. Springer, 2011.
Journal Articles
Bendorf A, Kerridge I H. Ethical issues of bone marrow transplantation in children. J Paediatr Child Health. 2011 (in press).
Axler RE, Strong KA, Jordens CFC, Ankeny RA, Barlow-Stewart K, Kerridge I H. What's in a name? Searching the web for information about ethically contentious and emerging technologies. Journal of Communication in Healthcare. 2009; 2(2):173-183.
Bradstock K, Hertzberg M, Kerridge I H, Svennilson J, George B, McGurgan M, Huang G, Antonenas V, Gottlieb D. Single versus double unrelated umbilical cord blood units for allogeneic transplantation in adults with advanced haematological malignancies: a retrospective comparison of outcomes. Intern Med J. 2009; 39(11): 744-51.
Samuel G N, Strong K A, Kerridge I H, Jordens C F C, Ankeny R, Shaw P J. What place do "saviour siblings" have in paediatric transplantation? Establishing the role of pre-implantation genetic diagnosis with HLA typing. Arch Dis Child. 2009; 94(4):317-20.
Samuel G, Kerridge I H, O'Brien T. Umbilical cord banking: public good or private benefit? Med J Aust. 2008; 188(9): 533-35.
Samuel GN, Kerridge I H, Vowels M, Trickett A, Chapman J, Dobbins T. Ethnicity, equity and public benefit: a critical evaluation of public umbilical cord blood banking in Australia. Bone Marrow Transplant. 2007; 40(8): 729-34.
Samuel GN, Kerridge I H. Equity, Utility and the Marketplace: Emerging Ethical Issues of Umbilical Cord Banking in Australia. J Bioethical Inquiry. 2007; 4(1): 55-63.
Bradstock K F, Hertzberg M S, Kerridge I H, Svennilson J, McGurgan M, Huang, G, Antoneneas V, Gottlieb D J. Unrelated umbilical cord blood transplantation for adults with haematological malignancies: results from a single Australian centre. Intern Med J. 2006; 36(6): 355-62.
Samuel GN, Ankeny RA, Kerridge I H. Mixing metaphors in umbilical cord blood transplantation. Am J Bioeth. 2006; 6(6): 58-9.


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im 22 i had two kids which were both by emergency c-section i was 14 stone when i had them now on my own dropped down to 9stone but the c-section and losing weight left me with lot of saggy skin and a apron it got me so depressed i got a doctors appointment about going on depressant pills it getting me so down it effecting me alot is there any help i can get to reduce it all a tummy tuck of nhs
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The only treatment for excess skin in the abdomen is its removal by way of a tummy tuck. In the states that would rarely be a covered procedure. Your primary physician would be the best source of advice in terms of dealing with the health service.
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Sunday, May 28, 2017
- The statistics have remained staggering: every two minutes, a woman dies of pregnancy and child birth-related complications caused primarily by severe bleeding, infections, high blood pressure and unsafe abortions.
And 90 percent of maternal deaths occur in the world's 132 developing nations, according to U.N. estimates.
Still, there are hopeful signs in the horizon, says a new report jointly commissioned by the World Health Organisation (WHO), the U.N. Population Fund (UNFPA), the World Bank and the U.N. children's agency UNICEF.
According to new figures released Wednesday, the number of women dying of childbirth-related complications has almost halved in the last 20 years.
The study, titled "Trends in Maternal Mortality: 1990 to 2010″, points out that the annual number of maternal deaths dropped, from more than 543,000 to 287,000 – a significant decline of 47 percent over the last 20 years.
While substantial progress has been achieved in almost all regions, many countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, will fail to reach the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) target of reducing maternal death by 75 percent through 2015.
"I am very pleased to see that the number of women dying in pregnancy and childbirth continues to decline," said UNFPA's Executive Director Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin.
This shows that the enhanced effort of countries, supported by UNFPA and other development partners, is paying off, he added.
"But we can't stop here. Our work must continue to make every pregnancy wanted and every childbirth safe," Dr. Osotimehin said.
Still, disparity exists within and across countries and regions, according to the report.
One-third of all maternal deaths occur in just two countries – in 2010, almost 20 percent of deaths (56,000) were in India and 14 percent (40,000) were in Nigeria.
Of the 40 countries with the world's highest rates of maternal death, 36 are in sub-Saharan Africa.
And according to the report, 10 countries have 60 percent of all global maternal deaths: India (56,000), Nigeria (40,000), Democratic Republic of Congo (15,000), Pakistan (12,000), Sudan (10,000), Indonesia (9,600), Ethiopia (9,000), Tanzania (8,500), Bangladesh (7,200) and Afghanistan (6,400).
At the same time, 10 countries have already reached the MDG target of a 75 percent reduction in maternal death: Belarus, Bhutan, Equatorial Guinea, Estonia, Iran, Lithuania, Maldives, Nepal, Romania and Viet Nam.
The report also highlights the fact that in 2010, the global maternal mortality ratio was 210 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births.
Sub-Saharan Africa had the highest maternal mortality ratio at 500 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births.In sub-Saharan Africa, a woman faces a one in 39 lifetime risk of dying due to pregnancy or childbirth-related complications.
In Southeast Asia, the risk is one in 290, and in developed countries, it is one in 3,800.
"An important challenge that makes it difficult to assess progress accurately is the lack of reliable information about maternal deaths," the report notes.
In many developing countries, deaths may go uncounted and frequently the cause is not recorded correctly, particularly when women die at home.
This has been accounted for in the current analyses of estimates, according to the report.
In a statement released here, Osotimehin says his agency knows exactly what to do to prevent maternal deaths: improve access to family planning, invest in health workers with midwifery skills and ensure access to emergency obstetric care when complications arise.
"These interventions have proven to save lives and accelerate progress towards meeting the Millennium Development Goal 5 on maternal health," he said.
Over a quarter of a million women still die in pregnancy and childbirth each year, and more than 215 million women lack access to modern contraceptives, he added.
Meeting the need for voluntary family planning for these women would not only fulfill a human right, it would also reduce the number of maternal deaths by a third, he added, pointing out that "this is a highly cost-effective public health strategy.
"It is excellent that improved access to family planning is getting back on the development agenda after being overlooked for too many years. We at the U.N. Population Fund will do our best to garner support for this critical investment to ensure the rights and health of women and girls.
"These new estimates demonstrate how maternal health is progressing globally and how the quality of data is improving. This also shows how the U.N. works together to improve the situation for women and girls around the world," he said.


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" Brand: Kitchen Craft / Product Type: Chopping Board "
I know this sounds odd, but I can find chopping boards a bit troublesome. I like to have them out so I can get at them easily, but they never stay where they are if I try to stand them up and balance them. So, when I was buying new ones as part of a mass kitchen-refurbishment I was rather taken by the idea of a set with a matching stand. I should add that I wasn't buying everything new just because I'd fancied redoing my kitchen - all my equipment, utensils and so on had been, shall we say, permanently borrowed, so it was necessity rather than choice that had me shopping en masse in August. But, since I had the option to start afresh, I decided to see what was out there rather than just replace like with like. I also had a lovely amount of dooyoo Amazon vouchers to spend, and from the selection on that specific site, chose these because they looked good and were cheap.
This set includes 3 chopping boards in a stand. The boards are colour coded but if you're not up to speed with kitchen safety, they're also marked with a picture of what they're supposed to be used for: a carrot on the green one signifies vegetables, there's a self explanatory joint of meat on the red one and a fish on the blue, while the white boasts a steaming dish of something, and is supposed to signify any generic hot food. Now obviously this is suggested use only, and since I never have meat or fish in the house, I just use them willy nilly, but if you do cook with raw meat etc, I can imagine this would be a helpful way to remember to separate your chopping. The colours are just visible when the boards are in the stand, but it's the tabs on top with those illustrations that really mean you can't get confused.
The boards are made of polypropylene and are dishwasher safe. I have been extremely impressed by the way they wash and keep their bright colours, without picking up stains along the way. I cook with tomatoes a lot, and have tinged countless bits of Tupperware pink in the process, but these don't absorb colour in the same way.
The boards are nice and chunky and don't have any 'give' at all. I've had others than bend somewhat, especially with heavy or hot things on top, but these are solid, more like slate boards, so much more useful / reassuring. They are a good size too, at about 28 cm by 19 cm. Classy thing that I am, I have been known to eat (when home alone) off a chopping board rather than a plate, especially things like toasted sandwiches. These are a good size for that, and the shape means you can have several 'zones' too if you're trying to design some sort of tapas tasting plate with 4 or 5 items on.
These things are all very well, but I really board this set for the stand that comes with them, so that needs a mention to. The stand is much heavier than I had anticipated when full, but that's mainly the weight of the boards. Empty, this stand still has a good grip though, thanks to the non-slip base. It is a neat cuboid and, something I'd not realised when I ordered, has slits inside for the boards so you have to slide them in like drawers. This is quite helpful as it means that even if you only have one board in it, it will still stand up straight and not flop at an angle. It's not fiddly to fit the boards as the end slits are quite generous though when I'm putting a single board in I sometimes do get it slightly off, lying from the right of the first slit to the left of the second, for example. All this means is, if I want to put all 4 in, I need to sort out the wonky one first.
The stand has an attractive, plain design. It's a sort of brushed silver grey plastic, and not one that takes hot or sticky fingers and turns them into perma-prints. It's wipe clean too, but I've not needed to clean it so far, in part because it's quite easy to remove the boards by lifting from the extended tabs, and not having to fish down inside the holder. Considering you can't have 4 white boards in a stand if you want them colour coded in this way, it's a pretty reasonable, plain alternative. There are some stands that are much smaller and only cover a fraction of the boards, which leads to a much more colourful display, whereas with these as you can see in dooyoo's picture, the stand is as tall as the boards, with just the tabs extending up.
I find it so much easier having these chopping boards all together in the stand as they sit neatly and compactly on my work surface, easily to hand but not getting in the way. For this reason, I would highly recommend the set even if you're not fussed about separating ingredients. When I bought them on Amazon they were about £12 which I thought ok for 4 boards and a stand when they are a decent quality. The price has now crept up to £20 which I think is a little much, but I have seen these in B&Ms too for about £10 so it's worth looking when you're out and about unless you're hell bent on using vouchers. Highly rated for size, quality and convenience.


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He cries all the time. I play with them,has lots of food and toys. Can walk and play outside in garden.
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First of all, make sure that your cat has not been injured and that he is not ill. If he hasn't been to the vet in a while, it might not be a bad idea to take him in. Secondly, some cats are more vocal than others. Believe it or not, we get questions from people who are concerned because their cat never says a word. Is it possible that your cat just has a lot to say and is meowiing at you? Also, if your cat is not neutered, he should be as that can contribute to his being vocal. If you don't already, have conversations with him! Izzie, Delilah, Lizzie and I are are always having the best conversations.
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Female Fights At BCHS Bring 12 Arrests
A series of fights that involved up to 20 girls broke out at dismissal at Beach Channel High School on Monday, bringing a large police response and 12 arrests.
While school officials declined to comment on the fights, a spokesperson for the Department of Education told The Wave that "a large number of girls were involved in three separate fights at the school," and that "appropriate action would be taken by the school" in all of the cases.
Police sources declined to release the names of those arrested because they are all juveniles, but each of them was reportedly given a Desk Appearance Ticket that requires them to report to court at a later date. For several hours, groups of parents waited in front of the 100 Precinct in Rockaway Beach for their children to be processed and released in their custody.
The fights reportedly spilled over into Tuesday as well, with an unidentified student arrested for bringing a knife to school. The Wave has not been able to corroborate that report, however.


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MacGregor 21 rebuild
I have just embarked on a project to rebuild a mac 21.
I have the boat in 2 halves with everything stripped off.
i have a bunch of known repairs, and i assume some unforseen ones.
If anyone has done something similar i would appreciate their input
Main items
1 Mast step repair - the mast step has been torn off with some damage to the glass and plywood base. I plan to repair this by screwing a piece of 1/4 inch marine ply inside the cabin, beneath the mast (approx 8 to 10 inches square) then putting a layer of glass over the ply inside the cabin and also a layer on the deck above.
This extra thickness will mean i need to shave a little off the wooden mast support post inside the cabin when it is replaced. it looks to me that this post is allowed to extend vertically, since the bolts attaching it to the hull and the cabin ceiling are not screwed in tight???
2 Paint - i planned to paint the hull and the deck whilst the boat is in two halves. Any suggestions on paint? The boat will only be used in fresh water and anti fouling is not permitted. the condition is not too bad but there is some star burst in the gel coat. If I wanted to used regular paint (not intended for glass fibre) what type of primer would be necessary?
3 Joining the two halves together - the boat was originally screwed together. i intend to put some new glass to strengthen up the joint edges and repair some small cracks around the screw holes. I am wondering whether to replace the teak wood bead inside the hull, and glass this in place, or if I should remove this and pop rivit the 2 halves together??
4 Sliding Hatch Cover - the glass fibre hatch is cracked and warped, and I would appreciate input from anyone who may have replaced this with some other form of sliding hatch cover
5 Extra Storage - i plan to open up the plywood in the quarter berths to create some extra storage, anything I should watch out for here???
6 Rigging - whilst i'm at it, does anyone have any improvements to the rigging, i should incorporate??? I appear to have 2 forestays, is this normal? (My mast does not have spreaders).
7 Boom - The boom is a roller reefing type although i cannot see what will stop it unfurling, as the rachet type mechanism seems worn
8 Rudder - the rudder is in good shape although there does not seem to be anything to tether it, should it get knocked out of its hinges.
9 Pulpit and stantions - i will install these but do not have location dimensions as they are off another boat.
10 Cockpit layout - currently there are 2 quarter berths and the vee berth. ther is no space for a simple basin. Any suggestion of where to install?
11 Electrical system - there are stern and nav lights but no mast head light and all the wiring is scrap. Any suggestions of wiring layout and battery position?
12 Porta potty - I have to get one of these, however, the only location i can see for this is in the area between the 2 quarter berths, which would mean it would need to be put in the cockpit for any overnight stays
13 Keel - there is some wear to the keel locking bolt holes (the pivot hole is in great shape) Any repair suggestions. or should i just bore out and fit a larger bolt. This might get too large as the hole is quite worn.
I'll probably think of some more questions as i get further into the project, but would appreciate any help i can get at present!!!!:)
Thanks for the input
The boat is 1966 vintage (i think) I noticed the number 134 etched on the inside of the hull when I took it apart.
What's a fractional?
I don't think there is space to get a battery in where you suggest on this boat. Do you have a pic you could post of the battery location, and the basin?
I don't have any pics of the boat available yet. A frac rig has four shrouds with aft swept spreaders. Some do away with the backstay but mine still has it. Another feature of a Frac rig is the Jib doesn't run to the masthead but comes up a few feet short.
Jolley Roger,
I'm very interested in how your project is going. I just acquired a Venture 21 that my son and I plan to restore over this coming winter - or at least after high school football season. Looks like we'll be at least a few months behind you. A couple questions from a beginner if you don't mind....
1. Was it much trouble to separate the top from the hull, and now that you've done it do you think it is the right way to go? The idea of dealing with the "insides" from the outside is very appealing but I didn't want to get in too far over my head.
2. Where did you find the hull number on your boat? Ours has no HIN on the transom but according to the previous registration is a 1973 model. DNR will be paying a visit to give it a HIN but I would like to know the actual number if I can find it.
Any sage advice would be appreciated.
As with most boat projects it's coming along but not as fast as i would like!
I separated the topside from the hull, no real problems.
1 Take off the rub rail, in my case most of it had been knocked off, (it was wood).
2 Take out all the self tapping screws, around the joint face
3 take out the bolts in the teak wood board that is inbetween the quarterberths and most probably has the electrical blocks on it.
4 undo the hose clips on the down hole for the keel wire
5 Pull it apart (you will need to get something inbetween the joint faces to break the silicone seal)
6 Bingo!
I'm glad i did pull it apart as i found that the teak bead around the inside of the hull was very dry and brittle, and had cracked around the screw holes. Also the fibre glass had cracked around the screw holes too.
I lifted off the top with my wife myself and 2 teenage kids, so it is not too difficult.
I have since replaced the wooden bead, and i think made it more secure by clamping and screwing it on with an additional layer of glass and resin sandwiched inbetween, which strengthens the cracked screw holes also.
I flipped the topside over and have worked on that, stregthening the areas that had stress cracks, and where i intend to mount stantions and the pulpit, and also repairing the mast step from the inside, (much better that working upside down with resin!)
I flipped the top over with just 3 of us but it would have been better with 4
I've since painted the inside of the topside(??) and have flipped it right ways up to work on the topside.
I jacked the hull off the trailer and used my snow tyres as supports at the back, withe a plank on top, and a couple of step ladders with planks inbetween to support the bow, such that i could remove the trailer.
I have sanded all the crap off the hull and taken off the paint where it was blistered, maimly along the water line. I have also cracked any osmosis blisters i could find in prep for filling the holes with 3 m premium grade filler (the vinyl ester one). I will then paint the hull with interlus 3000 primer in prep for painting.
I am also planning to use any left over 3000 primer for the topside, since there is no osmosis, it's not really so important as the hull, plus the gel coat is pretty well intact, just crazed a little in places.
i hope to get the painting finished within the next couple of weeks then it's mount all the rigging back on and join the 2 pieces together.
i will of course paint the inside of the hull but I don't want to get inside it untill i have it back on the trailer.
The race will be with the weather as i live at over 6000ft and we do sometimes get early snow, however i should be good until mid October.
i will not mount the keel until i have the hull back on the trailer, and depending on timing this may be before or after I join the hull together again. I have purchased Taco V11-3447 rub rail kit to finish off the joint face, this should arrive soon. All in, I expect the cost to be around $1000 for the overhaul. (I have purchased a used replacement keel and some other parts totalling $350 which is included in this). Paint is expensive!
I could not verify the hull number. The documentation says 346 and dates the boat to 68' however I could only find the number 134 etched into the hull and the only way to see this was after i had separated the two halves.
The plate in the transon said only "Sailboats Inc Oakland CA" which i think was a dealer
I took photos of the original registration numbers before i sanded these off.
I have to take the boat down to the local dept of wildlife to title and register it. I can only do this once i have it back together on the trailer. I understand this is not too onerous a proceedure. They want to see the boat, take measurements, and i assume check it out for water worthiness. My trailer was re registered as a special as the original VIN had dissappeared, so the same may happen with the boat. I understand HIN's were only required for boats built after 1973. I may just have to call it a Jolley21 rather than a Mac/Venture! After the work i've put into it i think it will be justified too.
Nice, post up some pics when you're done.
I have a 1971 22' MacGregor. My hull number is drilled into one of the beams under the cockpit just above the quarter berth.
That's where I found my number too.
I'm just about to start on the rigging so if anyone has any suggestions i would appreciate them.
Particularly the size of the turnbuckles
I have a 1/4 inch for the back stay
A combination of one 3/16 and one 7/32 for the shrouds (I'm assuming the 7/32 would be for the mast head shroud - i don't have spreaders on this boat, and the 3/16 for the shorter shroud)
I don't have any rigging for the forestay or the baby stay.
I was planning a quick release device for the forestay, any suggestions on size??? Should this be in combination with a turnbuckle if so what size.
Also what should I use on the baby stay - a regular turnbuckle? if so what size.
I'm assuming I should be using regular pins and rings to connect these turnbuckles to the shrouds and stays, and to the deck fittings (i did consider the spring loaded pins but decided these might pull out unintentionally with unpleasant effect!
1969 v-21 rig
some discussion of rigs here, i have to ask advice. my rig is double headstay, and my question is what were issued as sails. the sails i have are conventional fractional length jib and masthead genoa. when i use the jib i just put it on the inside stay. i rig the genoa on the headstay and detache the inside stay. were there cutter sails used with this boat or am i doing what was intended? my spreaders are swept and only 6' down from the top of the mast. so there is only 2' between the stays, as they run parrallel down to the deck. not enough room between to shift the genny thru the 2' slot. thanks.
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This is a water-based serum that contains an impressive amount of soy protein, which functions as a water-binding agent and has antioxidant ability. The slip agents help this serum feel quite light, while the amount of film-forming agent helps your skin appear smoother. Several other intriguing ingredients are present too, but none of them make this a must-have serum that's worth its price. Of cause for slight concern is the inclusion of fragrant orange oil, which can be irritating (and irritation causes collagen to break down, which isn't the way to look younger). Adding to this concern is the inclusion of several fragrance ingredients known to cause irritation. Your skin would be better off using a fragrance-free serum that contains anti-aging ingredients proven to work rather than strictly providing a skin smoothing effect.
This luxurious serum is designed to smooth and condition while encouraging cell renewal to help restore skin's natural vitality and brightens. Soy protein, marine botanicals, minerals, vitamin C and antioxidants help nourish, protect and revitalize skin, leaving your complexion with a youthful, luminous glow. Use in the morning before applying moisturizer or anytime for an instant pick me up.
Water, Butylene Glycol, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Isostearyl Isostearate, Arachidyl Alcohol, Sodium Acrylate/Sodium Acryloyldimethyl Taurate Copolymer, Ascorbyl Methylsilanol Pectinate, Cucurbita Pepo (Pumpkin) Fruit Extract, Laminaria Digitata Extract, Macrocystis Pyrifera Extract, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Bran Extract, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Oil, Hydrolyzed Casein, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Sodium Chondroitin Sulfate, Arachidyl Glucoside, Copper Gluconate, Zinc Gluconate, Dipalmitoyl Hydroxyproline, Magnesium Aspartate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Ceratonia Siliqua Gum, Magnesium Aluminum Silicate, Behenyl Alcohol, Polysorbate 20, Polysorbate 80, Isohexadecane, Octoxynol-12, PVP, BHT, Benzoic Acid, Chlorphenesin, Methylparaben, Phenoxyethanol, Fragrance, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Benzyl Benzoate, Benzyl Salicylate, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Citronellol, Geraniol, Hexyl Cinnamal, Limonene, Linalool, Red 4
Meaningful Beauty At-A-Glance
Strengths: The company provides complete ingredient lists on their website; good fragrance-free cleanser; excellent lightweight moisturizer with SPF.
Weaknesses: Expensive; the mask contains irritating eucalyptus oil; no products to manage acne, lighten skin discolorations, or effectively exfoliate.
It's impossible to deny that Cindy Crawford's natural-born, unique beauty and style helped establish her as one of the world's most famous supermodels, but, to borrow a word from this company's title, how is that "meaningful" for you and your skin? Now that Crawford's modeling career is not as prolific as it was in her heyday during the '80s to mid-'90s, she's making alternative career choices while still occasionally lending her image to other brands in print ads. That brings us to her cosmetics-related endeavor, where she has a partnership with the infomercial/direct-response, distributor guru Guthy-Renker (of ProActiv and Principal Secret fame). Suddenly you can't be beautiful without Cindy and her tidy skin-care line.
It stands to reason that the next question should be: When it comes to celebrities creating their own products lines (think Lauren Hutton and Victoria Principal) does being beautiful or acquiring fame equal skin-care knowledge? Clearly, they are not associated. Although Crawford may be an astute businesswoman, her cosmetic acumen is sparse relative to her knowledge of how to market herself and her image. Her knowledge of cosmetics does not coincide with what consumers need to take the best possible care of their skin, and the proof is in the products themselves.
Meaningful Beauty offers a small assortment of skin-care products, replete with the usual list of sounds-too-good-to-be true anti-aging, firming, and look-younger-overnight claims. Every line needs a story and Crawford's is that she created Meaningful Beauty so she could share her personal secret to flawless skin with the rest of the world. We're sure we don't really need to mention it, but don't count on obtaining any level of perfection akin to Crawford's, from using her products or anyone else's. That kind of hope in the bottle doesn't exist anywhere in the world. More to the point, given that the most essential way to keep skin healthy is to protect it from the sun, why does Meaningful Beauty offer only one sunscreen? Limitations abound with this line: if you experience breakouts, want an exfoliant, or have skin discolorations you'll need to look elsewhere because no such options exist in this line.
To enhance this line's credibility, especially among those who might be skeptical about Cindy's knowledge of skin care, the company pamphlets and Web site state that the products were developed in coordination with Paris-based cosmetic surgeon Dr. Jean-Louis Sebagh. Apparently, Dr. Sebagh has been formulating antioxidant-rich potions for his celebrity clients, including Ms. Crawford, since the days when she was jetting to Europe for modeling assignments. But if he wasn't giving her a well-formulated sunscreen it was a waste of her time and money.
Nonetheless, celebrities of a certain age the world over don't look younger solely because of their skin-care routine; instead, they rely on strategically administered cosmetic corrective procedures and surgery in conjunction with quality skin care. And they don't have to fly to Europe to get that, because state-of-the-art research and superb, quality skin-care products and procedures are readily available worldwide. It's not the secret of one doctor somewhere in France or anywhere else.
Although antioxidants are excellent for skin, and the more the better, antioxidants alone cannot reverse aging or undo years of damage from unprotected sun exposure (meaning wrinkles), because most of the wrinkles we see on our skin are the result of sun damage, not aging! Antioxidants have wonderful qualities for skin, and we are learning more about their abilities every day, but they are not anti-aging miracle workers, especially if skin has lost its firmness or has begun to sag.
It is worth mentioning that most of the Meaningful Beauty products contain at least one antioxidant in a relatively "meaningful" amount. That indicates that the chemists behind these product formulas are at least interested in more than just adding antioxidants as window dressing. As helpful as that is, what is just silly is how Meaningful Beauty showcases melon extract as their exotic specialty ingredient so that consumers think they are getting something unique that no other company has.
If Cindy Crawford and Dr. Sebagh believe these are the best skin-care products around, they are either ignoring or are unaware of the shortcomings plaguing this line; a little more research would have gone a long way toward making better products.
For more information about Meaningful Beauty Cindy Crawford, call (800) 927-0047 or visit www.meaningfulbeauty.com.
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Retro Autumn – The fall 2013 campaign from Brazilian label Nana Kokaev offers a retro-inspired look at the new season with these images photographed by Gustavo Marx. Model Bárbara Zanco enchants in the outdoors wearing eclectic prints and colorful scarves styled by Mariana Sucupira. / Art direction by Natalia Matos, Beauty by Ronnie Peterson
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The world according to Plaxico Burress
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FOXBORO — The career of Plaxico Burress has been defined by two moments – one of glory and one of ignominy.
On Feb. 3, 2008, he ended the Patriots' perfect season with one 13-yard touchdown catch with 35 seconds remaining in Super Bowl XLII in Glendale, Ariz.
"It's definitely the best," Burress said when asked about where that memory ranks for him. "Coming into this business, it's something that you dream of. Playing the wide receiver position, being able to play in the Super Bowl but to win it in the fashion that I did, it's something that you dream of as a child. To do it against a team that was probably the best in history offensively, what they had accomplished. How big that game was, it's just something that will always be a part of me. It was a defining moment of a lot of guys in our careers and it was beautiful moment."
Eight months later, he brought an illegal glock into a New York City nightclub and fired an accidental shot into his leg. He would wind up serving two years in prison for the felony gun charge before getting out this year and signing a $3 million, one-year deal with the Jets.
He had a lot of time to think about that catch while in prison. Naturally, it was a source of inspiration during difficult times in jail.
"It's just a part of who I am, playing in that Super Bowl and making that catch, in the fashion that we did, driving down the field in two minutes, making that play on that stage," he said. "It's just a part of me. It's a part of history. To me it was the greatest Super Bowl ever played. Like I said, it was a moment that every kid dreams of having. To be able to do go out and execute it and do it in the fashion that we did it against the team we were playing against, it just says a lot."
Burress still can't believe his good fortune that led to one of the most dramatic catches in Super Bowl history. On Sunday, Burress – now with the Jets – faces the Patriots for the first time since the catch the crushed New England's sports psyche and ended the Patriots' dreams of becoming the first 19-0 team in NFL history.
Asked about that catch Wednesday, Burress said he couldn't believe his good luck when Ellis Hobbs matched up on him in single coverage with no help, just moments before hauling in the 13-yard fade from Eli Manning to put the Giants ahead with 35 seconds remaining.
"It was a play we had run twice," Burress said. "Eli had told me before we broke the huddle that if they gave me single coverage, he was going to throw it. I'm just thinking to myself, 'There's no way they're going to single cover me at this time of the game, and they actually went with 'Cover Zero' with no safety help. Now, I had been watching so much film and watching film of Ellis Hobbs on the 10-yard line to the goal line, and I noticed he likes to stop his feet right around the goal line. I just went up, made a move and never broke stride and kept running.
"I had watched so much film on them that if I had a chance to run that route, I knew exactly how I was going to run it. It actually came down to film and running that exact route as I had seen him do and he did exactly what I had seen him do on tape and I knew when we lined up that I had a great shot to make the game-winning catch."
To this day, Burress said he can't believe he was covered by Hobbs with no safety help.
"Very surprised," Burress said. "They had single-covered me maybe a handful of times that whole game. Coming off the NFC Championship game and the game we had in Week [17] at Giants Stadium, they were really focused on taking me out of the football game and for them to give me that coverage with that on the line, I didn't think they would but, thank you."
What has he seen from the current Patriots defense on film, particularly the secondary?
"I looked at them [Wednesday] morning for a split second," Burress said. "I know that [Devin] McCourty is a good corner ' he made the Pro Bowl last year as rookie. [Patrick] Chung, he is a good player, a good athlete back there being able to make plays. [Brandon] Spikes and everybody knows about Vince [Wilfork] and all those guys. You know, Andre Carter, he's a good rusher, good defensive end. From what I've been able to look at, they have a lot of athletes. They have a lot of speed over there on defense. They have a lot of guys over there that are capable of making game-changing plays.
"[It's] a different team and different defense. Some of these guys in the back end I haven't even played against any of them. I haven't played up there in almost ten years in Gillette Stadium. It's going to be good to get back, and I expect to get booed by the fans and different things like that, but it's going to be fun."
Burress didn't practice on Wednesday after waking up with some inflammation in his elbow, but still expects to be ready for the game on Sunday.
"It's fine," Burress said. "It's a little stiff, a little sore. I kind of woke up this morning with just a real little inflammation. They shut me down for this evening but it's nothing that will stop me from playing this weekend. I plan on practicing tomorrow and Friday so they just wanted to take precautionary measures with the swelling or what have you. I'll be just fine."
The Patriots have given up at least 10 passing plays this season of over 20 yards. Does Burress see potential for big plays against this Patriots defense this Sunday at Gillette?
"There're a lot of big plays that they've given up just from the little bit of film that I've watched," Burress said. "Hopefully we can go out and execute. We're going to have to do a good job of protecting ' they've got so many guys up front with Vince [Wilfork], Albert [Haynesworth] and Andre Carter, so we're going to have to block those guys up, it's not going to be easy for us. If they want to play some one-on-one matchups and zone we're going to have to make plays and get into the defense."
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The Windfall debacle, which saw a huge runup and collapse of shares, was part of a pattern of penny stock scandals – often perpetrated around mining shells, and often, but not always, on the wild and woolly Vancouver Stock Exchange. They led up to the granddaddy of hoaxes: the Bre-X scandal of the 1990s. Bre-X was both old and new – it continued the pattern of great resource scams and it was a signal of Calgary's new wealth. You have to have money to lose it, and Calgarians, in particular, lost a pile when their hometown hero vaporized.
The Bre-X scandal was also Pacific-oriented – the phony gold strike, and its salted core samples, were centred on Indonesia. Now in the 21st century, the scandals continue to go global, proving that Canada's sure-fire competitive advantage lies in commodity-stock rigging. Most recently, Sino-Forest, once a high-flying TSX company with forests in China, has become the focus of investigations in the Case of the Missing Trees.
The empires
In Canada of the 1960s, manufacturing still mattered, but the cast of characters was changing. In one of the ROB's early editions, an ad announced the placement of a preferred share issue by an obscure Ontario technology company called Magna Electronics.
Magna is obscure no more. Seven years later, an appointment ad noted that a certain Frank Stronach, a curly-haired Austrian-born tradesman, joined the board, having completed a reverse takeover of Magna by his own manufacturing and engineering company. The rise of Mr. Stronach, like Mr. Munk a refugee from the postwar agonies of Central Europe, was a signal that the old anglophile establishment had to make way for a new breed – aggressive, entrepreneurial, outside the old schools and clubs.
Mr. Stronach was opportunistic, coming on the scene just as economic power shifted from Montreal's St. James Street to Toronto's Bay Street, and as Canada, now rebuffed by Europe, tied itself more tightly into the continental auto economy.
It transformed Canada's backwater auto parts business into a global powerhouse, and made Frank Stronach into one of Canada's richest people. Magna was a master of using its international linkages, while its charismatic founder indulged his love of horse racing and outsized remuneration.
Magna was not the only great Canadian empire whose rise was sketched through the ROB's pages. In the 1960s, a flinty-eyed New Brunswick entrepreneur named Kenneth Colin Irving was building a private empire as he moved from his forestry roots into energy and retail, and to shipbuilding. K.C.'s ship truly came in last year when, 20 years after his death, his grandson Jim captured a $25-billion contract to build warships for the federal government.
It was a triumph for the Irvings, but also a reminder that Atlantic Canada is the least dynamic region of Canada, and among the most dependent on government largesse. It has largely been left behind in the shift to the West and to the Pacific – although its nomadic workers have certainly hopped on that train. Only Confederation's newcomer, Newfoundland, is bucking the trend through its energy bounty, while forests and fisheries succumb to the ravages of overharvesting and global market shifts.
Yet the Atlantic region's entrepreneurs are forced to think big because of the constraints of their home markets. As the ROB began, brothers Harrison and Wallace McCain were building a little frozen French fry business in rural New Brunswick that is now the largest supplier of chips to the world. The McCains had a vision that encompassed not just the United States and Europe, but the Asia-Pacific hot spots. A shopkeeper in Stellarton, N.S., named Frank Sobey harboured his own dream of a grocery empire, which would be taken nationwide by sons Donald, David and Bill.
At the same time, a wide swath of the Canadian economy fell under U.S. control. Even the redoubtable Molson family, brewers in Montreal since 1786, struck an alliance with the Colorado-based Coors clan. And 350-year-old Hudson Bay Company, once a British fur trader, then a Canadian-owned retailer, is now controlled by a U.S. investor. Its journey parallels the Americanization of Canadian retail, underlined by the arrival of Wal-Mart and the death of department store icons Woodward's and Eaton's. It makes the story of onetime basket case Loblaws even more compelling, as Garfield Weston's son Galen and a team of brilliant managers guided its rise from the nadir of a troubled company in the 1970s.
But foreign ownership provides some twisting dilemmas. Could we have developed our energy resources without Imperial Oil? Controlled by Exxon Mobil, it struck oil at Leduc in 1947, setting off the great Alberta oil and gas bonanza, and it has been a pioneer in developing the oil sands.Report Typo/Error
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Executives staying at Accor hotels will soon have access to broadband that is likely to be faster than what they have in their offices and homes.
The French hospitality group will combine wired and wireless access with speeds up to 1 Mbps in all its hotels - from the budget Formule 1 hotels all the way to its deluxe five-star accommodation. Accor has about 100 hotels in Australia, owned, managed or franchised under brand names including Sofitel, Novotel, Mercure, All Seasons, Ibis and Formule 1.
Guest rooms will have wired broadband ports and other rooms and public areas such as meeting rooms, lobbies, bars and restaurants will have wireless broadband.
Accor Asia Pacific IT&T general manager Jacques Seidenberg says the availability of a reliable, high-speed internet service is becoming an essential prerequisite for the modern-day traveller. He guesses that about a third of the chain's 9 million annual guests travel with a notebook computer, demonstrating the potential demand for reliable high-speed data services.
"What we had were a few hotels with dedicated modem ports in each room but we didn't have a general policy," Mr Seidenberg says. "But we took our time, because over the past five years a number of providers came, offering a lot of things. There was a lot of publicity and advertising with big-dollar marketing. Then the usage was not there and you saw them falling apart one after the other.
"We were concerned about finding someone to give us a solution on a long-term basis."
The hotelier also wanted to leverage the benefit of modern wi-fi enabled notebooks. "So we wanted to look after our customers of today and tomorrow, by offering both possibilities."
Telstra was an early partner but the telco's emphasis on wireless technologies, to the exclusion of wired, had Accor seeking a different provider.
Singapore's inter-touch, a broadband company specialising in the hospitality industry, is now responsible for the wired service.
"We then had to bring them together because, although two companies are involved, we wanted a seamless solution for our customers, particularly only one help desk to call," he says. "Customers will only see Accor and Telstra."
Telstra subsidiary KAZ Group consulted during the planning phase and deployed the system. "In the beginning it was a very painful engagement," Mr Seidenberg says. "Then we had a couple of divorces, and finally we got them married. It was a very interesting process."
He says some of the early issues were "quite laughable".
"Telstra is a huge company and to have them do something very different was a challenge but now it looks as if this marriage will be a strong one."
A further problem was each hotel's individual nature - the integrator could not adopt a one-size-fits-all policy for decisions such as where to locate access points and cabling in the rooms. It was a "pretty mixed bag", Mr Seidenberg says.
Meanwhile, another Australian hospitality company, Saville Hotel Group, which has 10 apartment-style hotels in Australia's capital cities, selected Sydney-based data group Integ to provide its fixed and wireless connections. Customer demand for broadband is high, particularly from the corporate market, says Steve Knight, the group's IT manager.
Integ's system includes long-range Ethernet into more than 1400 guest rooms, broadband access servers for connectivity to the property management division's billing system, and wireless access points to lobbies, common areas and executive floors.
"We've been calling upon the industry to accelerate planned broadband roll-outs and are now seeing adoption rates increase in line with demand," says Integ chief executive Ian Poole.
"Hotels are realising that as well as gaining improved customer satisfaction and additional corporate business, they can increase their revenue through broadband charges."
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Problem: To offer a 1 Mbps wired and wireless broadband service across a national chain of hotels.
Process: After looking at a number of companies, bringing together two separate providers, Telstra and inter-touch, and then creating a seamless experience for the customer.
Possibilities: Voice-over-IP using the wired and wireless links; digital video on demand; tracking mini-bar sales; energy saving.
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Country Music 2013 Preview: New Tunes & Tours Excite Fans
Welcome to a brand-new year that promises to be filled with more country music excitement than ever before! As 2013 unfolds, there will be lots of hot new music — including very different albums from Brad Paisley and Faith Hill — plus cool concert tours, TV appearances and many more events taking place all year long that will undoubtedly help boost the genre's popularity even more.
While we can't wait to find out what's ahead, these are 10 of the musical releases and events The Boot is anticipating most this year.
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The barrel on these extends quite a ways into the brake (Probably close to an inch of threads) I don't think you could have much more in the way of porting than that single row of holes in #3. Due to how short it appears.
In taking another look, it appears that all 3 are ported back towards the muzzle about as far as they could be. Tough to tell for sure without knowing any of the actual dimensions.
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But Richt isn't sure who will start at tailback, he said. Junior Caleb King returns from a two-game suspension this weekend. Ealey's injury could keep him from starting, Richt said.
"I guess so, a little bit," Richt said. "I can't sit here and say. I don't even know who is going to start right now. If Washaun was healthy the entire week, he might have got the nod."
Branden Smith cleared
Cornerback Branden Smith, who missed the last three games with a concussion, has been cleared to play this weekend. Smith received the concussion on kick return Oct. 2 at Colorado.
Because the injury was his second concussion suffered this season, the Georgia medical staff took extra precaution in bringing back the sophomore, who also returns punts and kicks and plays offense.
"It was a little scary, but I wasn't worrying about it because that's the game of football," Smith said. "It's a contact sport…It's a dangerous sport. Ever since I was six I knew what I was getting into about playing the sport of football. Everybody is taking that risk. That is what the sport of football is all about, just taking the risk."
Forced inside
With pouring rain and lightning in the sky over the practice field Wednesday, Georgia was forced to hold practice indoors, at the Ramsey Student Center.
"I think everybody focused," Richt said. "I think we got as much out of it as we could. It may have been a blessing, you know, to our team as far as allowing our bodies to rest a little bit. I would have rather been outside if we could, but there was enough lightning in the area where we were advised not to."
Most of the practiced involved a walkthrough on both sides of the ball and about, "25 minutes of kicking," Richt said.
The practice was productive, Richt said, but nothing like being outside.
"I think the information we needed to cover was covered, but there's nothing like doing it. I wish we could have got out there and done it," Richt said.
Getting the grade
The Georgia football team had the second-best graduation rate in the SEC for players enrolled between 2000-03, announced Wednesday.
Vanderbilt topped the list among SEC schools, with Notre Dame taking national top-billing.
"I think that's great news for all of our players that have worked so hard and our academic people," Richt said. "It's certainly not as high as we want it to be, but considering a lot of people like to compare numbers within the league, to have that No. 2 rating is big."


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Degree Requirements
Requirements for the Ph.D. in Theatre are as follows; please also consult the English Department requirements for M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D., as these requirements describe the year-by year timetable in very useful detail.
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/english/grad_index.htm ("Degree Programs")
First Year/M.A. Degree
Coursework: In the first year (to fulfill the requirements for the M.A. degree), students must take eight (8) courses and register for two Residence Units:
- 1) English department M.A. Seminar (G5001x) or equivalent, fall term, taken in conjunction with the non-credit M.A. Colloquium on Theory and Method (G5005x lecture) (students must sign up for both G5001x and G5005x); and
- 2) English department M.A. Thesis Tutorial (G5005y), spring term (independent study, leading to M.A. thesis); and
- 3) Six additional courses, keeping the following in mind:
- a. Courses may be taken in any department, with the approval of one of the Co-Chairs, though students are strongly encouraged to take courses from Theatre doctoral program faculty. (Note that students are not permitted to take courses through the Inter-University Doctoral Consortium [IUDC] in the first year.)
- b. At least two of the six must be 6000-level seminars or the equivalent, though students are encouraged to take four 6000-level seminars per year where appropriate courses are available. (With the instructor's permission, some 4000-level courses may be taken for 6000-level seminar credit.)
- c. No more than two of the six may be workshop courses (directing, dramaturgy, playwriting) offered through the School of the Arts.
Theatre Colloquium: In addition to the coursework listed above, all students in the Theatre Ph.D. program are required to participate in the year-long non-credit Theatre Colloquium. The Colloquium—which meets monthly—provides an opportunity for students to meet with Theatre faculty and one another. Faculty and advanced students share work in progress, including articles in progress, dissertation chapters, and conference papers; the colloquium also hosts visiting faculty speakers. Some attention is also given to professional concerns: dissertations, publishing, professional presentations, careers.
- Language requirement: In addition, before the end of the first year students must also demonstrate a solid reading ability in a language other than English that is relevant to their field of study. (Note that a second language other than English is required by the beginning of the third year: students should discuss how they plan to fulfill the language requirement with one of the Co-Chairs early in the first year).
Second and Third Year/M.Phil. Degree
Successful completion of the M. A. requirements and approval by the Co-Chairs are both conditions for entry into candidacy for the M. Phil. degree.
Coursework: In the second year (as part of the requirements for the M.Phil. degree), students must take eight (8) courses and register for an additional two Residence Units:
- Teaching Writing (G6913y), spring term (for R credit); and
- Seven additional courses, keeping the following in mind:
- Courses may be taken in any department, with the approval of one of the Co-Chairs, though students are strongly encouraged to take courses from Theatre doctoral program faculty.
- At least two of the seven must be 6000-level seminars or the equivalent, though students are encouraged to take four 6000-level seminars per year where appropriate courses are available. (With the instructor's permission, some 4000-level courses may be taken for 6000-level seminar credit.)
- No more than two of the seven may be workshop courses (directing, dramaturgy, playwriting) offered through the School of the Arts.
- No more than two of the seven may be taken through the Inter-University Doctoral Consortium (IUDC) (must be approved by one of the Co-Chairs).
- No more than two of the seven may be a course (3000- or 4000-level) in which the student is serving as TA (must be approved by one of the Co-Chairs). Students taking this option should register for one of the following for R credit (depending on whether the course has sections or not):
- ENGL G6910 "Teaching Tutorial": For courses in which TAs lead a section of at least 10 students weekly. Students must: a) provide a record of regular attendance by students; 2) provide a very brief (one-page) account of what issues they covered in sections; 3) submit a signed form from the professor attesting that they attended lectures.
- ENTA G8999 "Independent Study": For courses in which TAs do not lead a section. Professors will assign writing in line with assignments for other "R" credit courses.
- All courses must be graded except Teaching Writing (G6913y) and courses in which the student is serving as TA.
- Exceptionally, the Co-Chairs may approve the award of up to two transfer credits in the second year of study to students who have completed graduate-level coursework in another graduate degree program. Transfer credit would be considered only when a student did not take option "e" above, counting TA courses toward the degree.
- Theatre Colloquium (required: see above).
To receive the M.Phil., and be recommended for candidacy for the Ph.D. degree, students must pass an oral examination, which typically takes place during the spring term of the third year. Again, the English department page has an extensive and very useful description of the process and nature of the examination.
- Oral Examination: The purpose of the examination is at once to lay the broad foundations for dissertation research across related fields and to begin to identify specific questions, methods, and scholarship essential to the dissertation. In the course of period leading up to the examination, students work closely with their prospective examiners to develop three fields: a major field (which will constitute one hour of the oral examination, and is conducted by two examiners) and two minor fields (one half-hour each in the oral examination, one examiner each). Students typically develop fields covering a substantial body of dramatic literature, as well as substantial knowledge of several fields in the history and theory of theatre and/or performance. Each field is based on a reading list, devised by the student in consultation with the examiner(s) in the field; students may meet regularly with their examiners throughout the semester preceding the examination to discuss the list and their orientation toward the fields they are proposing. Three to four weeks prior to the date of the oral, the student will take a take-home written examination in the major field (students are given 8 hours; major field examiners decide on the question format, but the exam typically consists of one or two questions, sometimes offering students a choice of question); the major field faculty read the written examination, and upon accepting it, the student is then approved for the oral phase. Fields may be considered in several ways, but in general should accomplish several related goals: provide a platform for future teaching, provide an opportunity to gain basic expertise in the arena of dissertation research, and provide a sense of the subject area, critical perspective, methodological orientation from which the dissertation may emerge. Students are encouraged to consider the examination as an opportunity to develop a range of periods, objects of study, methodologies. (Unlike in the English Department, students are not asked to develop fields that are formally 'related' to one another.) The Orals Proposal is submitted for approval by 1 May of the second year or latest 15 September of the third year. The Oral Examination is normally scheduled to be taken before the end of classes in the spring semester of the third year.
Elements of the Orals Proposal (submitted for approval by 1 May of second year or at latest 15 September of third year; the fields are naturally subject to revision throughout the third year in consultation with your committee)
- 1-2 paragraphs laying out the overall logic of the three fields. Since this description comes at the beginning of study for the orals, it will inevitably be tentative, suggesting questions for exploration, advancing hypotheses rather than conclusions. At the same time, each field and its description should be sufficiently developed to justify the selection of primary texts.
- Major Field
- Full primary bibliography
- Representative secondary bibliography
- Short rationale for the selections
- Minor Field
- Full primary bibliography
- Representative secondary bibliography
- Short rationale for the selections
- Minor Field
- Full primary bibliography
- Representative secondary bibliography
- Short rationale for the selections
Distribution Requirements: There are no formal period or geographical distribution requirements for Theatre Ph.D. students, but students are strongly encouraged to consider the nature of the field today, in which a range of objects (drama, theatre, performance), periods, critical orientations are assumed to be within the teaching purview of a successful candidate for a position.
Language Requirements: Theatre Ph.D. students must complete the first language requirement by the end of the M.A. year, and the second language requirement before scheduling their oral examinations. Unlike students in the English Department, Theatre Ph.D. students must attain proficiency in two different languages, and cannot fulfill the requirement by attaining advanced proficiency in only one language (though advanced proficiency is, naturally, encouraged). Students should discuss how they plan to fulfill the language requirement with the co-chairs well in advance.
Teaching Requirement: Students are required to participate in the instructional activities of the Department of English and Comparative Literature and the Undergraduate Writing Program. Students who are interested in broadening their teaching apprenticeships are eligible to teach in the Core Program once they have received the M.Phil. Students may also be invited to serve as teaching assistants in the Theatre department at Barnard College, which administers the undergraduate major for Barnard and Columbia; students would, in this case, gain some teaching experience in various aspects of theatre and performance studies.
Successful completion of all M.Phil. requirements and approval by the interdepartmental committee are both conditions of entry into the Ph.D. program.
Fourth to Sixth Year/Ph.D. Degree
Within six months of passing the oral examination, students are required to submit a dissertation prospectus; the prospectus is typically 15-20 pp. in length, and identifies the scholarly context from which the dissertation emerges, suggests its potential significance, and describes how the dissertation will be conducted (the kinds of issues to be addressed, usually broken down into chapters). The prospectus contains a relevant working bibliography. The prospectus should be discussed in some detail with the dissertation sponsor and with members of the committee: the sponsor must be eligible to direct dissertations in the doctoral program in Theatre; other members of the committee may be drawn from the Theatre faculty or from the graduate faculty at large, and may include a member of the Consortium faculty. The student will meet once formally with the entire committee to discuss and approve the prospectus, which must also be approved by the Doctoral Subcommittee co-chairs and the faculty sponsor. Students are strongly encouraged to attend and present at the Theatre Colloquium.
To earn the Ph.D. degree, students must--in accordance with the regulations of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences--write, defend, and deposit a dissertation, the topic and research of which have been approved by the interdepartmental doctoral committee co-chairs and faculty sponsor. Candidates for the M.Phil. and Ph.D. degrees should note that six Residence Units (three years of full-time residence) are required.
Financial Aid
The program provides funding (which include the prevailing stipend and appropriate tuition and health fees) to all M.A., M.Phil., and Ph.D. students. Support is renewed annually as long as satisfactory progress is maintained, through the sixth year. Students complete an annual progress report which is reviewed by the Committee on Guidance and Evaluation. Teaching is considered an important part of graduate training, and so financial support normally includes four years of teaching apprenticeship. A dissertation fellowship free of teaching obligations is available to qualified students in the fifth or sixth year of study. All students are, additionally, required to seek external fellowships.


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Date of Stay: July, 2009
This campground has a number of minuses and one huge plus. The grounds themselves are a bit run down and the sites are small and dusty. The bathrooms were utterly disgusting; worse than a bad gas station. (None of my family would shower there once in the 3 days we spent.) But the mineral hot springs pool that is part of the camp is magnificent. It's huge and has 3 sections, hot, hotter and really really really hot. It's almost magical and my kids and I spent hours were day just bobbing and drifting in the water talking with the other guests. So if you can hack a really gross bathroom (or you travel "self contained") definitely consider this place.
Date of Stay: July, 2009
This is a very well run national park. The setting is spectacular and while the sites are impoverished with respect to power/water, the shower/bathroom facilities are nice and the general store and laundry are great. In all one of the best stays we've ever had anywhere.
Date of Stay: July, 2009
This campground was strange; spread out over close to a mile along a highway. The surroundings are spectacular, but the sites and the campground itself is very unimpressive. There were few services and the bathrooms were not cleaned often. There are a number of other nearby (within ½ mile) RV parks and I would consider checking those out carefully before staying here.
Date of Stay: July, 2009
This KOA is not pretty. It's set in a large, flat, open space in the middle of a suburban neighborhood. But the bathrooms were very clean and there is a public pool less that 1 block away. In all, a fine place to stay over while driving, but not a multi-day destination.
Date of Stay: June, 2009
This was one of the best parks we stayed at during our 3 month trip. Clean, has a pool and an indoor hot tub. The showers and toilet areas were nice. There seemed to be a few semi-permanent folks but the sites were clean and well maintained.


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Parramatta coach Brian Smith was still trying to find his seat when Wests Tigers hooker Robbie Farah scored a 70-metre solo try in the opening minute of the match at Parramatta Stadium last night.
"They're never nice," a grinning Smith said afterwards. "They play so much footy, the Tiges, at the moment.
"They tend to go east-west instead of north-south like other teams. We really wanted to turn a screw on them early so they couldn't ask us those sort of questions.
"Before I could get my bum on my seat, they'd already done it."
Smith was smiling for good reason, though. Eighty minutes later, his side had run out convincing 26-16 victors.
"You still couldn't help but be on your toes," Smith continued. "They just throw so much at you.
"I'm really pleased. I didn't think we were brilliant tonight - but we did enough."
That they did, and in this most fickle of NRL seasons that is all that is required.
Smith was also happy because the match marked a stunning return for 27-year-old prop Michael Vella, who had missed the first six matches of the season after being diagnosed with thyroid cancer and needed to undergo surgery.
When Vella ran on 20 minutes into the match, the Parramatta faithful - at least those of the 18,107 who had got in by that stage - erupted.
"I didn't even hear it," the former Australian and NSW Origin forward said. "I was just focused about getting my hands on the ball.
"I wasn't that nervous. I've played a few big games over the years."
While Parramatta winger Eric Grothe scored two quality tries for the home side, Smith said Vella had made an important contribution after the side had let the Tigers in for a try in the opening minute.
"I thought he went OK for a young guy making his way in the game," Smith joked about Vella, who was playing his 133rd game last night. "He was very spirited straight-up. We needed some punch on our go-forward and he gave us that."
Vella aside, there were other standouts for the Eels, not least bench hooker PJ Marsh and winger Grothe, who scored his two tries in the first half.
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Date of Stay: December, 2007
When my husband called to make reservations and talked to Elena, she said to just choose any vacant spot to camp. We pulled in before dark, chose a spot and set up camp. It was a very cold night so we made sure everything was working before we left to visit friends. When we returned, there was no electricity; therefore, no heat. We found out the next day, after a very cold night, that the 50 amp did not work on the site we chose except for a little while. It was not marked in any way. We had to change sites and set up the camper again since we were staying two nights. My husband was told by the manager/owner that we would not be charged for that night. The next morning while my husband was at the bath house, Elena was banging (not knocking) on our camper door about 7:30 a.m. even though the campground rules are boldly written that quiet time is between 10:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. It was a woman wanting to register us for the campground. I told her she would have to come back when my husband returned in about 20 minutes. She returned about 10 minutes later and wanted to know where he was. When I told her, she went to the bath house and was rude to him telling him that he was supposed to check in with the manager when he arrived and would be told which site to park. She was the original person who told him over the phone to just choose a vacant site. She also told him he would have to pay for two nights even after the manager (which I think is her husband) told us we would only have to pay for one night. My husband had to wait while she called her husband and confirmed that we only had to pay for one night. We have camped for years and have never had such a bad experience with rude people and we will not return to that campground, nor recommend it to anyone we know.
Date of Stay: November, 2007
It was a nice experience and close to casino. The people were friendly
Date of Stay: October, 2007
The sites were clean and well kept. We arrived after the office was closed, chose a site and checked in with the manager the next morning. The people were friendly.


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applied for 3 jobs at this co. I know I am quailified for them. At the interview was told I was the person he was looking for.I would hear from him in a few days. Never heard anything. Saw the same job 1 month later, applied again. Not hired. I will be 57 years old in a few weeks. My company was sold to this big company and had been there almost 15 years.
From the facts you have stated, it sounds like you at least have an argument that there is age discrimination. You should consult with an employment lawyer to really go into the details. I would recommend getting a copy of your personnel record so you can see what is (and what isn't) in there that might help or hurt a possible claim. (Massachusetts law requires a former employer to provide a copy within 5 business days - and you will want a record of your request). If the facts and personnel record support your view, then a demand letter from a lawyer to the company may get you the results you want.Ask a similar question
You should contact an employment attorney in your area. If this company is discriminating against you based on your age, they are violating your rights under federal and state laws and you can file a claim against them at the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination or Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Abstract art has its own integrity, not someone else's "integration" with something else. Any combining, mixing, adding, diluting, exploiting, vulgarizing, or popularizing abstract art deprives art of its essence and depraves the artist's artistic consciousness. Art is free, but it is not a free-for-all.–Donald Judd, 1965
Donald Judd was one of the foremost practitioners of Minimal Art and best known for his sleek, boxlike constructions made of industrial materials such as plywood, sheet metal, and plexiglass. Through these works, he sought to create a depersonalized art in which the exploration of space, scale, and materials served as an end, rather than as a metaphor for human experience. Emphatically concerned with pure forms, Judd's works become lucid statements about proportion and rhythm as well as assertions about the displacement of space. His sculptures share rather than invade the observer's space, yet their monumentality often lends them a dynamic presence.


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New Jersey Wedding from Therese Marie Wagner PhotographyI'm a sucker for high school sweethearts, and these two are the sweetest. They met over homemade cookies and pies and fell in love over roasted 'mallows, all at her grandmother's country home. It doesn't get much cuter than that. Therese
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Each day we offer a sample of headlines that appeared in the world press along with our comments.
Czech Republic, Prague Daily Monitor: 'Pope More Popular Than Expected"
Is that good or bad news?
Qatar. Gulf Times: "Gorillas Make Pals Online"
Big deal. Our gorillas in congress not only daily make friends, but loads of enemies.
Turkey, Hurriyet: "Disregard Swine Flu Rumors"
The media has created an epidemic where none exists. Just ask people in the hospital.
Japan, Japan Times: "Elevator Decree Take Effect"
From now on the elevator will have to use the stairs.
Israel, Haaretz: "Where Wild Things Are"
At any Tea Party gathering.
Sweden, The Local: "Soldiers Blow Up Wrong House"
Don't feel bad. In America we blew up thousands of lives in search of non-existent WMD.
Australia, Brisbane Times: "Lunacy Rules At Royal Perth Show"
So what, our lunacy in Congress surpasses anything in the world.
South Africa, Argus: "Clothing Strike Suspended"
From now on, we all work naked.
UK, The Independent: "We Will Change The World-Brown"
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|Galerie Michael Schultz at Art.Fair, Cologne
|Dear art lovers,
Once again this year from November 1st to 4th, we are exhibiting at Art.Fair in Cologne, and show works by the following artists:
Sonja Alhäuser, Bong-Chae Son, Julia Bornefeld, Andy Denzler, Burkhard Held, Stefan Kaluza, Kim Yusob, Helge Leiberg, Jonathan Meese, Antonio Murado, Rebecca Raue, Römer + Römer, Cornelia Schleime, SEO, and Maik Wolf.
Opening times of the fair: (Vernissage). Oktober 31st, 2012: 5 to 10 p.m, November 1st to 3rd: from 12 noon to 8 p.m. and November 4th from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Staatenhaus am Rheinpark, Cologne.
We are looking forward to your visit and can be reached at 0172-642 48 43 during the fair for all questions.
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This is a discussion on Another Font Lip Question! within the Exterior & Appearance forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Can a STI front lip be modified to fit a WRX without air splitters. I don't really wanna cut slots ...
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Looks like a JNA front lip, which is the replica of the STi Limited Lip.
edit - I just checked their website and it dosn't look like they sell them anymore. I bought mine about a year ago. I've heard there are look-alikes for sale on ebay. Or you could check somewhere that sells subaru genuine parts and get the real thing if it's still available from Subaru.
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Will a "limited" lip fit? The limited V needs the splitters but what about just a limited lip.
I have looked all over the place! Any links you can provide?
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vlimited/limited are the same. they are $30 on ebay.
buy it & worse case scenario you can re-sell it locally in a heartbeat if it doesnt fit the way you want it to
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thats the one i have for my hawkeye. i've bought 2 of them from 2 different sellers. fitment was perfect each time. the only thing i did was throw a coat of black satin paint since it was kind of greyish when it arrived.
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Toast to Tuesday: Taking the Corporate Out of the Briefcase
How many times have you had to schlep the Dell briefcase that came with your office laptop? And did you ever flaunt that briefcase as the pinnacle of fashion around your outfit? I didn't think so. Briefcases are usually associated with the 'corporate male' – well considering the rise of female executives in the workplace, I think it's high time we change the association of the iconic briefcase.
Here are some options that could take us ladies to the office with just as much strut as with a fantastic pair of croc pumps.
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Path, an upstart social media service launched by former Facebook employee Dave Morin, is scrambling to explain a security breach discovered by a software developer in Singapore.
Arun Thampi was attempting to hack a MacOS version of the Path iOS app, and discovered the app was making API calls to Path's servers. Thampi investigated further and discovered the app was sending his entire address book — names, email addresses and phone numbers — directly to Path's servers. Address book siphoning isn't noted in the app's Terms of Use, and while there's an opt-in for this action in the Android version of the app, it's not yet built into the iOS version.
Morin directly replied to Thampi's Wednesday blog post, explaining that an opt-in will be enabled in an iOS update currently waiting for Apple's blessing:
Arun, thanks for pointing this out. We actually think this is an important conversation and take this very seriously. We upload the address book to our servers in order to help the user find and connect to their friends and family on Path quickly and effeciently as well as to notify them when friends and family join Path. Nothing more.
We believe that this type of friend finding & matching is important to the industry and that it is important that users clearly understand it, so we proactively rolled out an opt-in for this on our Android client a few weeks ago and are rolling out the opt-in for this in 2.0.6 of our iOS Client, pending App Store approval.
Dave Morin, Co-Founder and CEO of Path
Wired has reached out directly to Morin for a more complete explanation of what's gone awry, and what Path is going to do about it. Stay tuned for details on Gadget Lab. And for more information on Path itself — a social media service that attempts to build more intimate connections by limiting one's social network to 150 friends — check out our report from November.Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article.


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Oowee and SusanInKansas, what delightful quilts! So glad to see them ... and please upload to our group photo area!
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Oowee and SusanInKansas, what delightful quilts! So glad to see them ... and please upload to our group photo area!
Feel the fear and do it anyway!
I agree the doll quilts get better and better. I think the ideas are flowing amazingly and this month the colors truly have to make you smile, like a fall display a ride through Vermont all from your own desk..I thank everyone for putting such a wonderful effort into making the very most out the little challenge. It is a pleasure to sit back and enjoy the quilt show which is really what each month brings us. A quilt show from the quilting board.. too cool. I cant wait to see the pretty ones for Oct and then of course November and always December and well here we go again.
Here today... why what a lucky bunch we are.
My partner should be receiving hers today. Did not get it in the mail until Monday, I know, bad me. I get the tops made then the longarm is busy and can't get them quilted on time. This month I have some interesting ideas but have not heard from my October partner yet to know if she is wanting Halloween or a beautiful fall quilt.
Life is short, live it while you still can. QuilterMomma
DQ is sent out today!!
we don't meet people by accident.Everyone is meant to cross our path for a reason.
Well, I got my beautiful fall quilt from QuilterMomma today and it was worth waiting for. I can display it until Thanksgiving! She also sent a cute coin purse, perfect for fall with lots of pockets inside. Thanks, Beth, I love my new doll quilt and your quilting is fabulous, too. Hope I can make free motion leaves like that someday.
Sew many Quilts.......so little time!
Oh! I love it. That embroidery design is wonderful!
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I like it also. May have to make one for myself like it but I don't have anymore of that fabric. Love using border prints because you can pick and choose from them. So glad you like it. I love the label you put on mine, I am going to have to make my embroidery machine work a little bit more with design and letters so I can make them. Enjoying mine on the wall right now in the office. The leaves are just so pretty and I don't have to rake them up. (LOL)
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I received this beautiful quilt from BuzzinBumble today! I am wowed by it. It is crazy pieced on the background and stitched with various machine stitches. The leaves have the gold background and then the Kaffe Facett fabrics are cut in pieces and overlayed on the gold! Bright colors~I love the overall effect and Thanks, Lara!! Then, also the label is interesting on the back-not sure how it's done. And a book and a Miniature Quilt magazine, and chickadee appliques and a fall folk art pattern! It must be my birthday!
Wow! Skaduzy and Jillnjo, you both received wonderful quilts! Yes, Jillnjo it appears to be your birthday! How fun!
Just went back through the last few posts to see the gorgeous quilts you all received from swap partners. They are all outstanding! Such beauties this month!