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Aiken Standard (Newspaper) - October 5, 1989, Aiken, South Carolina Inside Senate Takes Up Health Care Page 2AA Quick ReadAIDS Risk Small In Blood Transfusions BOSTON (AP) - The risk of AIDS infection from transfusions is minuscule, but blood banks should work harder to recruit and retain women donors because they're less likely to have the AIDS virus, a Red Cross report concludes today. The research shows that blood from repeat female donors is nine times safer than from first-time male donors. Currently, 42 percent of donors are women. The report said this proportion should be uncreased, in part by encouraging members of women's organizations to give blood and by telephone recruiting campaigns aimed at women. "Every effort should be made to recruit and retain female donors," wrote Dr. Paul D. Cumming and colleagues freon the American Red Cross in Washington. However, an editorial published with the study in the New England Journal of Medicine questioned this tactic.Earth's Oldest Rock Found, Says Scientist ST. LOUIS (AP) — A summer of ordinary geologic investigation in a remote area of Canada has reaped an unexpected scientific bonanza: nearly 4 billion-year-old rocks, the oldest known on Earth. "It was pure scientific luck," said Samuel Bowling, a geologist at Washington University who has been conductio research in Canada's Northwest Territories since 1979. "I actually had predicted these rocks were going to be very young. Maybe 2 billion years old." "If I had known, of course, that I was looking at the world's oldest rocks, I would have done this sooner." He said studying the chemistry of the old rocks will give researchers insight into the early history of Earth and its fellow planets. The rocks are only about 600 million years younger than the Earth itself, which scientists believe was formed about 4.6 billion years ago. For a little more perspective: scientists say the first dinosaurs began to roam the Earth about 200 million years ago, and the first human ancestors who used tools didn't show up until about 2 million years ago. The oldest known rocks before Bowring's discovery were about 3.8 billion years old, found in the Isuka-sia region of Greenland in the 1970s, he said.WeatherFair Skies Skies will be fair tonight with a low in the mid 50s. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy with a high in the upper 80s. Please see Page 6A for details.Deaths Mae O. Barnes, Williston Kella G. Clamp, Salley Daisy F. Corder, Batesburg Chester Hill, New Ellenton Arthur Price, Johnston Joe F. Wood, Parksville Please see Page 6A for details.Inside Today Bridge............................................:,.7B Calendar..........................................11A Classifieds.........................................5B Comics..............................................4B Crossword.........................................8B Cryptoquote ............................6B Dear Abby..........................................4B Local Front........................................1B Obituaries..........................................6A Opinions............................................4A Sports................................................8A Television..........................................4B Weather.............................................6A — Page IB Eileen Thursday, October 5, 1989 Aiken, South Carolina Vol. 122 No. 246 Nobel Prize For Dalai Lama Upsets China By The Associated Press OSLO, Norway — The Dalai Lama, the exiled spiritual and political leader of Tibet, won the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize today for his non-violent struggle to free his Himalayan nation from Chinese rule. The Norwegian Nobel Committee praised the Dalai Lama's message of universal reverence and respect for all living things. China condemned the selection. Though he preached peace, his follow- Baseball Playoffs ere repeatedly joined bloody clashes with Chinese authorities in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, in the last two years. The chairman of the Norweigan Nobel Committee, Egil Aarvik, said the selection of the Buddhist monk could also be seen as a signal of encouragement for the pro-democracy movement in China itself, which was crushed in June. "The committee wouldn't have anything against them interpreting it like that," Aarvik said after reading the citation to reporters. "If I was a Chinese student, I would be fully in support of the decision," he said, referring to the students who led the pro-democracy movement that was violently suppressed in Beijing in June 3-4. The Chinese Embassy in Oslo denounced the Nobel committee decision as interfering in China's internal affaire and called the Dalai Lama a political figure intent on "splitting the fatherland." Embassy official Wang Guisheng was quoted by the national NTB news agency as saying, "This has hurt the Chinese STEAL APPEAL: Oakland's Ricky Henderson slides safely into third base while Toronto's Kelly Gruber appeals the call. Oakland won 6-3 in the American ft f P La*«rphoto League while San Francisco bombed the Cubs 11-3 in playoff opener in the National League. For the story, please see Page 8A. Bakker Jury Nears Decision, Judge Told By The Associated Press CHARLOTTE — A federal jury considering the fate of PTL founder Jim Bakker was apparently near verdicts in the fraud and conspiracy trial of the man the government has portrayed as a lavish spender of his ministry's money. After a day of deliberations Wednesday, U.S. District Court Judge Robert Potter, who is suffering from a cold, asked jury foreman Ricky Hill if the six-man, six-woman panel was close to completing its work. Hill said he thought a verdict was possible Wednesday night, but Potter sent the jurors home at 6 p.m. Bakker is accused of diverting more than $3.7 million in PTL money to live in high style, buying Rolls-Royces, homes, diamonds, an air-conditioned doghouse and furnishings ranging from mirrored walls and gold-plated swan bathroom fixtures to motorized bedroom drapes and gigantic walk-in closets. "I feel fine," Bakker said as he and his wife, Tammy Faye, left the federal courthouse for lunch. Asked if he was worried about the outcome, Bakker responded, "No I'm trusting God." But Bakker said nothing as he left the courthouse Wednesday evening. Before leaving, Bakker and his wife stood in a corridor at the courthouse and she cried as they embraced. The jury returned to the courtroom five times after getting the case Wednesday morning. One of the jurors' requests was for evidence relating to wire fraud charges. (Please See BAKKER, Page 12A) people's feelings," and he reiterated the claim that Tibet was always an integral part of China. Tibet was independent from 1911 until the new Communist authorities in China regained control in 1950. The Dalai Lama, bom Tenzin Gyatso in 1935, had been nominated for the coveted Nobel Peace Prize for at least the last three years, NTB reported. (Please See NOBEL, Page 12A)U.S.Aid In Coup Debatedlacked Boldness/ Says Critic Of Bush By The Associated Press WASHINGTON - President Bush is coining under mounting congressional criticism for his inaction during a coup attempt in Panama, as top administration officials claim a lade of reliable intelligence made intervention too risky. "They wanted certainty," Rep. Ike Skelton, D-Mo., said of the administration. "You do not get an engraved invitation to a coup. They just lacked boldness." Alluding to a charge made against Bush during the 1988 presidential campaign, Rep. Dave McCurdy, D-Okla.( added: "There's a resurgence of the wimp factor." A large cross-section of lawmakers, both Democrats and Republicans, voiced bitter disappointment at the U.S. failure to send in military force to support Tuesday's short-lived uprising by 200 to 300 dissident Panamanian Defense Forces troops against dictator Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega. Not all lawmakers were critical, however. "I'm convinced we did the right thing," said Rep. Earl Hutto, D-Fla., a member of the House Armed Services Committee. (Please See U.S. AID, Page 12A) Gas Tax Hike May Fund Hugo Highway Repairs By The Associated Press COLUMBIA - The South Carolina Highway Commission is considering raising the state gasoline tax by I cent to pay the state's share for repairing highways and cleaning up after Hurricane Hugo. "We may need that one penny gas tax (increase) to pay for Hugo," Chairman B. Bayles Mack of Fort Mill told the commission on Wednesday. Current highway damage and cleanup estimates range from $150 million to $200 million, and officials say the estimates are likely to increase as more detailed assessments are made. Federal aid will pay about 75 percent of that, but the state still must come up with $40 million to $45 million in matching funds — money that it doesn't have, officials said. "We don't know where the money is coming from," Joseph Rideoutte, the executive director of the state Department of Highways and Public Transportation, said at a special board meeting. "We assume it will be there, but we can't go too far down the road until we know," Rideoutte said. He was concerned the current sense of urgency may dissipate if officials wait until the 1990 legislative session is well under way. "I don't know how it will be in April or May," he said. "We're talking about $40 million to $45 million that we're going to have to come up with in state funds, so I know of no other way than to ask the Legislature." The General Assembly and Gov. Carroll Campbell's administration already are faced with the likelihood of a budget shortfall of up to $300 million from lost revenues, on top of direct Hugo expenses in the $200 million to $300 million range. Highway officials had sought a 5-cent-per-gallon increase in the 1987 session, but had to settle for a phased-in, 3-cent increase in the face of opposition from Campbell and some lawmakers. (Please See GAS, Page 12A) Germans Fight For Space On Train By The Associated Press HOF, West Germany — Thousands of East German refugees arrived in this border town from Prague in locked trains today after rolling through their homeland, where police reportedly battled youths who sought to jump aboard. In the East German city of Dresden, youths charged rail platforms, fought running battles with police, overturned cars and smashed windows Wednesday night, British tourist Adrian Maitland said from a hotel overlooking the main railway station. He said police charged the crowd several times. "It looks like a battleground," he told the British Broadcasting Corp. by telephone. "There are fire en gines all around. There are ambulances. I've seen youths being carried off with blood streaming down their face." Thousands of East Germans chanting "We want out!" had flocked to the train stations and lined tracks in their homeland in hopes of joining the refugees aboard what could be the last "freedom trains" to the West. The trains journey West was plagued by delays, and passengers said they stopped for some time before passing through the Dresden. By 9 a.m. six trains from the state-owned railway had arrived in Hof from Prague carrying about 5,500 people. West German officials said as many as IO trains and 12,000 refugees were expected. West German news media quoted passengers on regularly scheduled trains as saying they saw East German police drive back young would-be emigres who had taken up positions along the tracks in a bid to board the refugee trains. East Germany's state railroad provided the trains — for a second time in less than a week — to transport thousands of East Germans who had crowded the West German Embassy in Prague and streets just outside it. Maitland said he saw debris and blood outside Dresden station from earlier battles. "It seems to be a scene of devastation and mass injury," he said. West German officials said they were still uncertain as to exactly what happened in Dresden % AP Laserphoto COLD WAIT: East German refugees huddle in sleeping bags while awaiting processing to the West. ;
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Artists are often the toast of the town. But Maurice Bennett, one of New Zealand's most celebrated artists, is known as the "toast man" of the town because he creates vast mosaics from thousands of slices of toast. An exhibition of his rugby player portraits, made out of toast, opens at the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts, Wellington, in September, to coincide with the Rugby World Cup.
Bennett came up with the toast mosaic idea back in 1998 when he saw a picture by the American artist Chuck Close in a magazine. Looking at the cleverly pixelated likeness, Bennett thought: 'This picture could be done in slices of toast.'
As a supermarket owner, with access to plenty of wholesale loaves, Bennett got out the toaster and started grilling bread into different shades and laid them out on his living room floor. "The guys came in and started making comments like, Did that idea just pop into your head?' and 'You'll make a lot of dough out of this.' So I knew straight away I was on to a winning formula," he said.
In the last decade, all sorts of celebrities, including Simon Cowell, Elvis Presley and Dame Edna, have had their faces rendered on twice-cooked dough.
There have been some staggering pieces of artistry using toast such as Adam Sheldon's 6ft-tall version of Christ's Crucifixion. You might have seen Nathan Wyburn from Abergavenny using his skill with a butter knife to create a portrait of talent show judge Michael McIntyre in toast and Marmite live on ITV show Britain's Got Talent earlier this year.
Another British toast artist, Lennie Payne, had an exhibition at the Maverik Showroom in London in May and exhibited a painting of a Heinz Baked Beans can on bread – a brilliant literal rendition of beans on toast. While Laura Hadland from Leicester broke the Guinness World Record for the biggest toast mosaic in 2010, and more recently tackled Leonardo Da Vinci's famous muse Mona Lisa for a huge toast mural in Matera, Italy's "city of bread", using more than 10,000 slices.
And with 540,000 tonnes of bread wasted in the UK annually, according to the Waste & Resources Action Programme, there are worse things to be done than for art to be made of it. Perhaps sandwich art will catch on next?
Maurice Bennett's A Game of Two Halves: the Art of Cliché, New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts, Wellington ( www.nzafa.com) 10 September to 16 October
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MojoHe's made the album he should've made right after Maxinquaye -- i.e., a listenable one. [Jul 2001, p.112]
The album veers from dreamily childlike to furiously metallic, from bouncy dance-hall reggae to funked-up TV-theme fun. There's even a pop single or two.
The first thing that strikes you about Tricky's sixth album is how, despite the size of the project - the collaborators, the much-trumpeted 'new directions', the very fact that this is the new Tricky album, fergawdsakes - it manages to sound so underwhelming.
SpinA blatant stab for radio... [Aug 2001, p.134]
Entertainment WeeklySellout, you say? Think again: Tricky provides just enough wicked topspin to give his pop a loopy bounce. [13 July 2001, p.86]
Alternative PressA feel-good collection of (mostly) poppy songcraft. [Aug 2001, p.103]
When he's left to his own devices, he appears to be on firing form, creating music that sits happily between the frenzied aggro mantras of his darkest days and the beautifully evocative wonder of his debut.
The WireMuch of this fascinating, infuriating record is defined by his commingling of HipHop, Electro, dancehall, and, most problematically, stadium alt.rock... Some of it is just odd enough to work. [#209, p.62]
Remove "Girls" and "Wonder Woman" from Blowback and you'd have a solid album.
Where Maxinquaye was both engaging and coherent, working up to a kind of weird gestalt by way of good songs and dark sounds, Blowback is hit-and-miss.
Tricky's most upbeat and accessible album ever, occasionally hinting at his noirish trip hop masterpiece, Maxinquaye.
It's too lightweight and silly to appeal to those looking for musical innovation, and the songs aren't focused or fully developed enough to grab new fans. Mostly, it's just a really annoying album.
MixerHis most refined sound to date. [Jul 2001, p.80]
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Feb 20, 2012Reception to this album was incredibly negative, and whilst I am not inciting an album of the year award, Blowback is still a mediocreReception to this album was incredibly negative, and whilst I am not inciting an album of the year award, Blowback is still a mediocre experience. Evolution Revolution Love may well be Tricky's most catchy single, but this eclectic mix is too much of a compilation tape than a listenable album.… Full Review »
yeehaMay 16, 2006the worst album i've ever bought
SarahCSep 23, 2005B a d A s s !! This album has some hot beats, and as always Trickys brilliance and talent shines without effort through his, (as always), B a d A s s !! This album has some hot beats, and as always Trickys brilliance and talent shines without effort through his, (as always), great lyrics!… Full Review »


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Definition of simultaneous
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2 : satisfied by the same values of the variables simultaneous equations
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simultaneouslyplay \ˌsī-məl-ˈtā-nē-əs-lē, -nyəs- also ˌsi-\ adverb
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Latin simul at the same time + English -taneous (as in instantaneous) — more at same
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Saturday Saint Meme
"Those tagged for this meme will list their four favorite saints, their one favorite blessed, and one person they think should have been a saint." OK--here we go!
1. St. John Baptiste de la Salle. I teach for the Christian Brothers, so I'm rooting for the home team. He's also the patron saint of education, and I need all the intercession there I can get. (Say it with me, Lasallians! "St John Baptiste de la Salle--pray for us! Live Jesus in our hearts--forever!")
2. St. John of the Cross. This man writes my life: what it is, and what I hope it to be. This man lived Christianity with the gloves off. I love the story about him grabbing five or ten minutes to pray throughout the busyness of his day--it reminds me that prayer is good in short increments, too.
3. St. Francis of Assisi. I wish I were that spirit-driven. It's good to see saints inhabited by joy, and that is what I think of when I think of him.
4. St. Augustine. If he had done NOTHING else, writing Confessions would have been enough. And he did much, much else.
(Runners-up: Sts. Peter, Paul, Teresa of Avila, Benedict, Frances of Rome, Riccardo Pampuri--he used to live near where I live now--a reminder that saints can walk among us unaware.)
Favorite Blessed:
--I suppose Bl. Julian of Norwich. Showings is a lovely book reflecting of visions she received amid a serious illness; and anyone who could say "all shall be well, all shall be well, all shall be very well" after living through the Bubonic Plague (which killed a third of Europe) had to be touched by God.
Who should be canonized?
--Archbishop Oscar Romero, hands down. No contest.
I also put in votes for Bro. James Miller, FSC, a "local boy" who graduated from my Lasallian university in the USA and was martyred while teaching young people in Guatemala in 1982. And Jean Donovan, one of the women killed as a lay missioner in El Salvador in the 1980s, who was a motorcycle-riding "flesh and blood" woman who was unsatisfied with her comfortable work in economics...which led her to missionary work. She was a graduate of my college alma mater.
I tag Korrektiv, Angelmeg, Sr. Susan, and anyone else who wants to play.
3 comments:
- Antony said...
Nice list, IC. I'm with you on most all of them, though I confess I know little (as of yet) about Lassalle.
I especially say "Amen" to your owrds about Oscar Romero.
- angelmeg said...
Only four, my previous spiritual director said I couldn't become a secular fransiscan because I would be choosing one saint over all the others to follow. I love them all so much. I have said before choosing a favorite saint would be like choosing a favorite chocolate, impossible, they all have good qualities.
I will do my best.
- Adoro te Devote said...
You have shamed me.
"St. John Baptiste de La Salle...PRAY FOR US!
Live, Jesus, in our hearts....FOREVER!"
As the Saint of my alma mater, I don't invoke him hardly at all, and I'm certain he's waiting for me to just ASK, especially now that my calling to teach is becoming more concrete.
Thank you for shaming me.
I did the same meme, and although St. Augustine is also one of my Patrons, I didn't name him. So many saints! I read Confessions at my alma mater and it did not grab me...I was not disposed. But as an adult, I have been floored and have recognized his abundant intercession. He is a powerful saint. (And my mother is akin to his mother).
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Companion forum thread to:Mar 19, 2014 at 5:13 pm #2084352
Kenda WilleyMember
Thank you for your thorough review of the LBS! I recently stumbled upon it (via BPL forum), and was disappointed at the dearth of reviews and videos for Seek Outside products. The company website isn't exactly forthcoming with info, and I haven't found any good setup videos.Mar 19, 2014 at 5:18 pm #2084355
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My previous comment was kinda unclear: The review was great, it was the lack of information otherwise that was disappointing. This review remedies a lot of that. Now, if Seek Outside would provide some setup videos…Mar 19, 2014 at 10:42 pm #2084461
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@glacierramblerLocale: NW Montana
I'll echo Kenda. I originally looked at the Seek Outside Bug Out versions, but there were so few pictures and the descriptions largely incomplete that it was difficult to tell what they even had put together. This remedies much of that (though, more clear, sunny pictures would be really helpful still, especially given all the options the shelter apparently has).
Second, thanks for applying your usually rigorous analysis to this piece. You've given me a lot of good ideas for a possible large 'mid I've been thinking about sewing up in the future. Question, though: with a wood stove, how much space do you usually reserve around it? From the pictures, it seems an 18" radius about covers it, but I've only spent one night in a hot tent–an 8 man Kifaru with only two of us–and we had as much room as we could want. It was a bit difficult to gauge the needs for a more backpackable shelter.Mar 20, 2014 at 9:36 am #2084570
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There are some overview videos on our site and YouTube channel. IMO those provide a pretty solid overview. but if they don't please provide the feedback of what information you are looking for and we will try to address. The LBO itself has several reviews floating around , there is a testimonials page on our site, which had unsolicited reviews, as well as the product reviews in our shopping cart.
Regarding setup, we try to give advice on it, but because it can be pitched and used a million different ways its hard to reign in a right vs wrong. Suffice to say, the 2 bases together is a super easy mid pitch, adding in the tarp is almost exactly the same. The 3 P vestibule is a little tricker geometry and we can do a better job with that. The base by itself, you can pitch it a lot of ways as well.
We have done a couple product updates to the LBO. One is we include a vent now in he base units. As Dave alluded unzipping under the beak is way more effective but not always practical. We also added a sod skirt standard as the rest of our shelters have them and overall it makes it a nicer more capable shelter. We build things a little different than a lot of the UL market and spend a little more time on reinforcemt and stress distribution to handle really unsettled weather.
Thanks for the feedback, feel free to reach out to us anytime. You have to realize , we have a very different view than a potential customer that is new to us. All you need to do is reach out and we will try to resolve or point you in the right direction
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@danepackerLocale: Mojave Desert
I've never been a fan of mid shelters, particularly for winter. But THIS modified mid has me interested, especially with a lightweight, collapsable wood burning stove.
Thanks for the thorough review Dave.Mar 26, 2014 at 6:53 am #2086276
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I'd say 18" is about right.
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The Madame Has Two Faces
This is a flash fiction lamely related to the phrase "Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder."
It was an amusing sight for Madame Cassana, her dear little sister playing beneath the willow tree, singing the old song their mother used to sing to them before bed. She enjoyed watching her sister do just that everyday, sometimes she would drink tea or eat cakes while doing so.
If Madame Cassana were a painter, this would be the perfect scenery. An innocent little girl playing by herself, singing to herself underneath a weeping willow tree.
Madame Cassana and her sister of eleven years, Lyanna, lost their parents to an arson attack seven years ago. The culprit was revealed to be their father's sister who in high hopes believed that she would get all of their father's riches by eliminating their family. But, unfortunately for her, the then Lady Cassana and Lyanna survived. And Cassana, as the eldest child, inherited her father's riches and businesses which leaves her aunt penniless and behind bars. Since Madame Cassana was left with so much money, but so little to spend it with, she donated half of it to charities and homes for the aged. But, that loss did not affect Madame Cassana because she was able to gain double from the trading businesses left to her.
Now twenty-seven years old, Madame Cassana – unmarried and childless- raised her little sister singlehandedly in one of their late father's properties. The mansion was an enormous one, but miniscule compared to their former home. But, it was more than enough for the two sisters. The mansion could house at least twenty-five people, but all those space have gone to waste since there was only Madame Cassana, Lyanna, the butler, the maid, the cook and the gardener.
Madame Cassana closed her eyes and allowed herself to indulge in this quiet and peaceful day. She listened to how birds communicated with each other, she listened to the soft whisper of wind, and she listened to Lyanna sing a very unfamiliar and eerie song.
"We lay my love and I beneath the weeping willow.
But now alone I lie and weep beside the tree.
Singing "Oh willow waly" by the tree that weeps with me.
Singing "Oh willow waly" till my lover return to me.
We lay my love and I beneath the weeping willow.
A broken heart have I. Oh willow I die, oh willow I die."
Madame Cassana has been a music enthusiast, but she has never heard of this song. It was a very unpleasant song and she didn't want to hear any more of it. It disturbed her. It haunted her for no apparent reason. It made her mind restless. So she stood from her chair and made her way inside the mansion. It was almost seven in the evening and supper was to be served soon, but she didn't feel like eating anything. Instead, she prepared herself for an early slumber.
After taking a bath, Madame Cassana changed into her nightclothes and sat on her bed. Just before she could lie on the bed, she heard a knock on her door. "Come in.," she said. She heard her door open, but she did not know who entered since her back was the one facing the door. She heard slow and light footsteps approaching her, but before she could look back to see who it was, a hand grabbed her shoulder tightly. She felt a knife at her throat, and its bite was red and cold.
And this day was supposed to be perfect for her.
The gods are unjust.
From this point, I want to know if you are still with me. If you want to know who the murderer was and what was his or her motives were, then focus on me. Believe me, you still do not know Madame Cassana really well. If she were a kind and gentle person, then why would someone murder her? If you are still interested, then I will tell you.
Things that possessed exceptional beauty attracted Madame Cassana. Her young sister for an instance, if little lady Lyanna weren't charming to the eyes, Madame Cassana would've left her to rot in the streets when their parents died.
Madame Cassana also believed that there are unfortunate things that did not possess the external beauty her eyes craved for. She can be cruel to people who aren't as appealing as her sister. The maid's brother is one example. He wasn't handsome, but not plain looking either. His name was Lovino and he wanted Madame Cassana more than anything else. But, for Madame Cassana, he lacked the beauty that she was looking for. Therefore, he was unsatisfactory.
But, Madame Cassana wasn't the most merciful woman on Earth either. The day Lovino proclaimed his love for her, Madame Cassana poured foul water on him then made her enormous dogs chase after him. A lot of people witnessed that cruel act, but none pitied Lovino. Ever since that day, Lovino became the laughing stock of the town. He couldn't handle the humiliation brought upon him, so he decided to end all of his sufferings by hanging himself on the weeping willow tree he always adored.
"Marina, have you seen my sister?" Lyanna asked as she saw Marina the maid descend the stairs.
"Yes, my lady. In fact, she is already resting now. I suggest that you don't wake her up." Marina replied, her face impassive.
Lyanna smiled. "Very well. Oh, thank you again for teaching me that song. I sang it earlier and it gave me a good feeling. Although the words bothered me a little bit."
"Those who have done nothing wrong should not feel even a little bit bothered. Rest assured my little lady, you've done nothing wrong." Said Marina, her face still refused to show any welcoming expression.
Lyanna was confused about Marina's reply. It was understandable since Lyanna was innocent and did not know the real story behind the song. "That song, you made it, didn't you?"
Marina only nodded.
"It's a beautiful song." Lyanna said.
"Thank you, my lady. It was for my brother." Marina replied. "Now, may I escort you to your room?" she asked.
Lyanna smiled gratefully and nodded.
After tucking the little lady in her bed, Marina packed her most valuable things and changed to her civilian clothing. After making sure that no one was in sight, Marina fled the mansion and disappeared in the night.
"We lay my love and I beneath the weeping willow.
And now fulfilled am I. Oh willow goodbye, oh willow goodbye"


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- Continue applying paper cutouts and tissue-paper pieces to the glass until the entire surface is covered. Let dry.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Roger Federer ramped his game up another level in a clinically efficient 7-6(4) 6-2 6-4 win over sixth seed Tomas Berdych on Tuesday and advance to his 12th Australian Open semi-final.
Berdych was a potentially tricky quarter-final opponent for the 34-year-old Swiss, having beaten him the last two times they had clashed at a grand slam.
But Federer won the crucial points to put himself into a position to challenge for the 18th major title that he desires and which has been just out of reach since 2012.
"It's part of the reason why I guess I'm still playing. I feel like I'm competitive at the top. I can beat all the guys on tour," Federer told reporters.
"It's nice now that in the last three slams that I've been as consistent as I have been."
Federer has made the final at the last two grand slams but lost both to world number one Novak Djokovic.
His quarter-final performance, which included five breaks of serve and 48 winners, would not have gone unnoticed by potential semi-final opponents Djokovic or Japan's Kei Nishikori, who clash later on Rod Laver Arena.
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Hi, Fabio Insaccanebbia <firstname.lastname@example.com> schrieb am 09.05.2005 18:40:47: > Hi Jörg, > > >Particularly the Oracle JDBC drivers used to give a lot of problems > when trying to use BLOBs. > > > yes, that's true.. however the last driver version (10g) seems to have > solved a couple of problems with BLOBs.. > The choice of "avoiding" BLOBS in an application is probably a good one: > Torque, on the other side, should try > to "solve" or "reduce" the problems with BLOB using so that the > application developers can choose to use BLOBs > without too many issues. Here, I agree with Fabio. In my opinion, what the user wants is to store a byte array or a large string in a database, and then looks for a data type which does this. The user will maybe decide to use a clob and a blob for this. This may limit the user to certain databases, but maybe this might not be an issue in his case. Or maybe the user decides to go for maximum portability, in which case he will use some other data type. But I do not think that limiting Torque to the subset of features supported by all databases is a good idea. > > >With regard to mapping, there is another problem with date, datetime and > >timestamp, particularly with newer versions of MySQL which have a very > >peculiar handling of these types. Even though there is no DATETIME data type > >in the JDBC interface we may have to provide the possibility to define such > >in the schema.xml file, since some DBMS use it and clearly distinguish > >between timestamp, date, and datetime. > > > The JDBC interface is probably a bit clumsy... the setTimestamp seems > the only way to set both Date and Time in the same field. > I'm afraid that some driver creators decided to "overcome" this JDBC > limit by ignoring the setDate specified behaviour. > > I agree with the DATETIME proposal: this could give us the flexibility > to work around driver's strange behaviours. Could you please elaborate a bit more on this ? I do not have a SQL specification ready, so I list what I guess. Please correct me if I'm wrong. The SQL Date type is supposed to hold dates with day accuracy. The SQL Time type is supposed to hold time information with second accuracy. It should not hold any Date information. The SQL Timestamp type is supposed to hold Date+Time with at least millisecond accuracy. So I guess that the datetime type should hold date+time information with second accuracy (like the date type in oracle). Do you want to implement this for all databases ? This would probably mean that for some databases, you would have to use the timestamp type and limit its accuracy. But then, defining a date with day accuracy on oracle also needs limiting the accuracy to dates. I am not sure whether this can be implemented with village.... Thomas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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The British Veterinary Association has announced the appointment of Derek Williams as new non-executive chairman of the BVA Board of Directors and Ted Chandler as deputy chairman, effective immediately.
The British Veterinary Association has announced the appointment of Derek Williams as new non-executive chairman of the BVA Board of Directors and Ted Chandler as deputy chairman, effective immediately.
According to the association, the new chairman and deputy chairman "bring a strong combination of skills and knowledge to the table". Mr Williams has been a board member since 2008 and brings considerable talents and expertise in business, publishing and marketing. Mr Chandler has been a board member since 2007 and is a former president of the BVA, providing significant veterinary input.
Mr Williams successfully ran a £12million publishing business, TG Scott, for 25 years, during which time the company was a service provider to the BVA and Veterinary Record. More recently he chaired the Publications Review Group, which culminated in the transferral of the Veterinary Record editorial and production processes to the BMJ Group.
The BVA Board of Directors oversees the performance of the association and is responsible for corporate and financial governance and for setting the BVA's strategic direction. It consists of nine members, the three officers of the BVA (president, past-president and president-elect), four directors appointed by BVA council and up to two non-veterinary directors appointed by the board. The chairman and deputy chairman are elected by the board.
BVA president Bill Reilly said: "We are delighted to announce Derek Williams as the new chairman of the BVA board. His experience and expertise in business, marketing and publishing will be vitally important as we continue to grow our membership, expand our services and consider ways to augment traditional income streams.
"Through his long association with the BVA, Derek has built up a detailed knowledge of the veterinary profession and will combine this knowledge with his skills to ensure we continue to build on the solid infrastructure established over the past six years."
Of his appointment, Mr Williams said: "I am honoured to be chosen as the next chairman of the BVA and look forward to the challenges ahead. I want to help the BVA stay strong in these difficult economic times by reaching out to new members and seizing new opportunities.
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Understanding The Sex Life Of The Penicillin-Producing Fungus Could Make It More Productive
The scientists from The University of Nottingham, Ruhr-University Bochum, The University of Göttingen, and Sandoz GmbH have announced a major breakthrough in our understanding of the sex life of the fungus P. chrysogenum. Their research looks sets to lead to the introduction of new and more effective strains of the world's first antibiotic agent and has been published online in the leading academic journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA (PNAS).
Penicillium chrysogenum is a filamentous fungus of major medical and historical importance. It is the original and present-day industrial source of the antibiotic penicillin. For over 100 years the fungus has been thought to be asexual, but the researchers have discovered a method to entice the fungus into sexual reproduction. They've demonstrated that sexual crosses can be used to develop new strains with improved industrial characteristics.
Dr Paul Dyer, an expert in the sexual development and genetics of filamentous fungi in the School of Biology at Nottingham, said: "We now have a valuable tool for creating new strains of P. chrysogenum with increased penicillin production. This will make it cheaper to produce penicillin, as using more efficient strains will lower production costs. Our method might also be used to help discover hidden sexual cycles in other economically important fungi that are assumed to be exclusively asexual."
The development of penicillin
Penicillium chrysogenum first came to attention in 1928 when Sir Alexander Fleming made the fortuitous discovery that a Penicillium mold, which had contaminated a bacterial culture, was able to inhibit the growth of nearby bacteria by releasing penicillin into its surroundings. Over 10 years later two scientists, Ernst Chain and Howard Florey, were the first to grow the fungus in large quantities to generate enough penicillin to treat patients. These events heralded the start of the antibiotic era, which has been one of the most important advances in medicine. Fleming, Chain, and Florey later shared the Nobel Prize in physiology/medicine. Since then it has only been possible to develop strains of P. chrysogenum with elevated production of penicillin by conventional mutagenesis.
The researchers found that sexual reproduction could be induced in P. chrysogenum when strains were mated in the dark on oatmeal with a vitamin supplement. They demonstrated that the sexual cycle could be used for strain development purposes by producing offspring with new combinations of important biotechnological properties for penicillin production, such as the removal of chrysogenin, a contaminating substance produced by the fungus. Furthermore, the team discovered that mating-type genes, which control sex in fungi, have additional roles regulating other developmental processes of biotechnological relevance.
Inducing sex in celibate fungi
Fungi are used to produce many important pharmaceutical products including statins and antibiotics, and most species involved have long been considered to be asexual. But the present findings suggest that sexual reproduction could be triggered in other supposedly asexual fungi if the mating-type genes and correct growth conditions can be identified.
The research was led by Professors Ulrich Kück and Stefanie Pöggeler from Germany, Dr Paul Dyer from the UK, and scientists from Sandoz GmbH, a world leader in the industrial production of penicillin and other pharmaceuticals. Other major contributors were PhD student Julia Böhm (Bochum) and postdoctoral research fellow Dr Céline O'Gorman (Nottingham). The work was funded by The Christian Doppler Society (Austria) and The Wellcome Trust (UK).
J. Böhm, B. Hoff, C.M. O'Gorman, S. Wolfers, V. Klix, D. Binger, I. Zadra, H. Kürnsteiner, S. Pöggeler, P.S. Dyer, U. Kück (2013). Sexual reproduction and mating-type–mediated strain development in the penicillin-producing fungus Penicillium chrysogenum. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1217943110.
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Olean Democrat, The (Newspaper) - February 20, 1890, Olean, New York Hf 1" 'V SIXTEEN PAGES. jr...- PAdES The Olean Democrat. VOL. XI. OLEAN, CATTARAUGUS CO. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, I 890. NO. THEY CHEER FOR PLATT. -4', HARMONY AGAIN REIGNS AMONG NEW YORK REPUBLICANS. Tbe E.x-Scnator to Mr, Depew's Two-Thlnls 1'roposltioii and Says He Is Anxious to Have the World's Fair Held in New Protest Meeting Ends Happily. NEW YORK, Feb. Cooper Union hall was densely crowded last night and hun- dreds of people were unable to gain admis- sion. The occasion of the throng was a mass meeting to protest against legislative delay in passing the world's fair bill. Among the prominent persons on the platform were Warner Miller, C. M. Depew, John H. Starin, Ambrose Snow, Joseph C. Hendrix, A. M. Tenney, James W. Tappan and John Foord. Mr. Starin presided and called upon Mr. Foord, as secretary, to read a series of reso- lutions, which set forth that the original bill sent to Albany was drawn up by both Demo- crats and Republicans; that it was a purely business, non-partisan measure designed for the benefit of all the people; that this non- political character of the enterprise must be maintained, or congress will not sanction the selection of New York as the site for the fair; that the commission named in the bill is non- partisan; that the committees now in charge, which have been criticised as Democratic cease to control the project after the com- mission takes charge, and that there is no reason for dragging politics into the matter in any way. The resolutions were unanimously adopted and the audience gave three cheers. Elihu Root then read a letter from Senator Evarts sympathizing with the objects of the meeting. Edward Conklin read resolutions adopted at a meeting of the Central Labor Union, in accord with the sentiments ex- pressed in the foregoing resolutions. Hon. Warner Miller then made a speech, saying he had thought for thirty years that he was a Republican, but had suddenly found that he was regarded by some as a Tammany Demo- crat, because he was in favor of the world's fair bill. He found consolation in the fact that he had been read out of the party in good of C. M. Depew, Elihu Root, C. N. Bliss, S. V. R. Cruger and others. [Applause.] Mr. Miller went on to deplore the cry of partisanship that had been raised against the bill. Mr. Miller further said that the committee on legislation was composed of seventeen Re- publicans and eight Democrats, and the sub- committee thereof, which drew up the bill, was composed of two and Root, and one Democrat, Mr. Whitney, so that if the bill was a Tammany plot De- pew and Root were the traitors. [Applause.] MK. DEPEW WAXES WITTY'. Mr. Depew also spoke, saying that if Columbus had known what trouble this mat- ter was going to cause he never would have discovered America, [Applause and laugh- ter.] Mr. Depew appreciated his peril in coming here without receiving permission from the new guardian of the Republican party of New York state, Hon. W. B. Chandler of New Hampshire. He went on to say that everybody in St. Louis and ocrats, Republicans, Mugwumps, Anarch- ists and on this one point of wanting the fair. It was reserved for New Yorkers to leave Washington and call each other bad names at home. Every man is entitled to his opinion, without being charged with party bias. A very eminent and able Republican leader, with his friends, thinks that a fair in York in 1892 be- cause of the of the city govern- ment bcin.g; in the of the Democracy, would lead tr- a ;jf the vast crowd of visitors voting in the pi-esi- dential election. 1. on the contrary, believe that the great prosperity which would follow all over the country from the fair, would re- dound to the credit of a national administra- tion under whose auspices it was held, the same as the fair of 1S70 unquestionably did. Each of us is entitled to a fair consideration of our opinions without cutting each others' throats. Mr. Depew went on to deny that ths com- mission proposed is a partisan one. Other speeches of similar import followed. Finally John F. Plumer appeared on the platform and announced that if Mr. Depew's "two-thirds" proposal or compromise was in- dorsed by the meeting, Mr. Platt would agree to it. He said Mr. Platt had sent for him and told him he was nnxious to have the fair in Kew York city and that if the "two- thirds" proposal v. as indorsed there was no doubt ould U- carried JJi the legislature. Mr. r.iade a few remarks, saying this that the critici-ins on Mr. Platt's motives n urjust. The rjurstion was then put and the proposal WR-J hcr.rtily in- dorsed n TK! the meet c-k'sod with three cheers fur Thomas Platt AVL-lt- the meet- ing in several ov.-rr'of. rr were held out-ddc. An BOSTON. Feb. Ifl. s slTm last rngbf an pn.svcd over rity, roTsarknMy vivid and the heavy. wires were prrally aiTf-Vsl storm. In exatnuyd that n and f Solo- mon met witness afterward and toM him hr bad been in'-tnirte'l to T u. r -i 1 .1' W N'r.ilh i -i de- clares it rnlawful fr.r any to carry r.nv intosi'-ating into anj- state or where tb" laws of the state forbid. The bill m-ikps vio- latir.; lairs piilty of a aad provides lines in both cases. THE RACIAL FIGHT WAXES HOT IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Dalton McCarthy's Speech Creates a Ter- rific John Macdonald Threat- ens a Dissolution of is Feared That Serious Hiotlng and Per- haps Civil War May Take Place. OTTAWA. Feb. excitement over the French question in the federal parliament is more intense than ever. before in the history of Canada have the political lead- ers been in such a dilemma. Tbe racial feel- ing roused by Dalton McCarthy's crusade has leaped the bounds of party lines and now runs rampant with an intensity which presages future civil war. Every day the animosity between the English and French speaking members is increasing until now almost every speech on the question is a series of interruptions. Sir John Macdonald, in his speech last evening, said the government were commit- ted to vote for Davin's amendment, leaving the matter of dual in the North- west to the legislative assembly there to de- cide. This announcement was fiercely de- nounced by the French Conservatives who, to a man, will vote against the amendment on the ground that its adoption would mean that parliament recognized the crusade against the French. Sir John Macdonald finding his efforts to whip the French element of the party into line bad most utterly failed and knowing that to grant the demands of the French would raise a storm of indignation in On- tario, has stated that unless the French ac- cept Davin's amendment he will dissolve par- liament and appeal to the country on the question, depending on the Protestant vote for re-election. It is thought, however, that this threat is made simply to make the Frenchmen come to terms. In a speech last evening Hon. J. A. Chap- leau characterized McCarthy as a firebrand and a demagogue. In his speech subsequently McCarthy denounced such language as un- parliamentary and the result of bigotry. McCarthy's speech was exceedingly bitter and raised a perfect storm of indignation among the French members, who hissed, howled and interrupted with great energy during almost the entire speech. THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE. Elections in a Number of Cities la Pennsylvania. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1'J for congress in the Fourth di-.trict, lias from to JO.OW majority. T.'r- city tifket i- d by abo.j Capt. John Taylor elected '.-ive- of taxes and Charles F. Warwick city solicitor. CARLISLE. Feb. K. B. Watte, rep.. been elected mayor of this city. YORK, Feb. Noell, dem., was re- elected mayor yesterday. PITTSBURG, Feb. returns are esti- mated as follows: H. I. Gourlcy, rep., for mayor, majority about Republicans gain five members in the city council. ALLEGHENT CITY. Feb. James D. Wy- man, rep., majority BELLEFOXTE, Feb. dem., for mayor was elected by 1'iO majority. The Democratic candidate for overseer of tho poor was also elected. The rest of tho offic- ials elected are Republican. CHESTER. Feb. of the eigh- teen precincts of Chester gives Coates, rep. ,595 majority for mayor. The Republicans elect 13 of the common and 7 of the 8 select councilinen. the eity treasurer and controller. LOCK HAVEX, Feb. P. Shaefer, dem., was elected county treasurer by majority. CHAMBEESBUKG, Feb. Hen- ninger, rep., was elected burgess. The entire council is Republican. CHESTER, Feb. rep., was elect- ed mayor of this city. GETTTSBtTRG, Feb. Benner, dem., was elected burgess by 137 majority. LANCASTER. Feb. Clark, dem., was elected mayor by 218 majority. The He- publicans retain control of both branches of the city council. READING, Feb. was elected mayor by 550 majority. The Democrats elect also the city treasurer, all three assessors and will control the council in both branches. WILLIAJSSPORT, Feb. H. Keller, rep., was elected mayor, and Comptroller George, dem., was re-eleceed. NEARLY READY FOP, Preparations for ths Convention of Re- publican Clubs. 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Editor's note: The city of Eureka today released who was selected to serve on a community panel that will be interviewing city manager candidates during a closed session meeting on Wednesday, after initially declining the Times-Standard's request for the names on Friday. A First Amendment expert interviewed for a Saturday Times-Standard article said he believes the council violated the state's opening meeting law -- known as the Brown Act -- by forming the community panel without notifying the public, and then declining to release the names despite specifying the members of a professional panel. The Times-Standard filed a public records request on Friday.
Find the story at: http://www.times-standard.com/ci_25205970/closed-session-decision-eureka-interview-panel-questioned-council?
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The City of Eureka will be conducting a second round of interviews with 3 candidates for City Manager on Wednesday. Council has designed a process in consultation with the City's recruiter Phil McKenney of Peckham and McKenney. The process is designed to obtain input from the community as well as other city managers in the area. That process is as follows:
· Six city manager candidates were initially interviewed on Feb. 3 by the Mayor and Council. The top three candidates have been invited back to interview before an oral board made up of community members and local City Managers.
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Abraham, meanwhile, is a litigation and arbitration partner at Norton Rose specialising in construction, energy and engineering.
Tirado has long been linked with a move away from Norton Rose, with the departure following a number of partner-level arbitration moves among firms in London.
Norton Rose litigation and disputes head Deirdre Walker said in a statement: "We can confirm that Joe and Steve have retired from the practice. We wish them all the best for their future careers.
"Pierre Bienvenu continues to lead the arbitration practice as global head of arbitration. In the last year we have developed our practice in Europe, with significant growth in London, Frankfurt and Moscow, and our highly rated arbitration practice in Asia has gone from strength to strength.
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Bakers London dispute head John Leadley said in a statement: "Steve is a great fit for us, both in terms of the type of work he does and his typical client base, as well as his geographic focus. He has had considerable success in managing the kinds of assignment that we regularly undertake and he will add further strength to the existing team."
The exits follows the resignation of Antony Dutton, one of Norton Rose's top litigators, earlier this year to join Dechert's London outpost (5 January 2012).
The City firm has also seen exits in corporate in the past year, including most recently Julian Stanier, who left to join Berwin Leighton Paisner (3 September 2012).


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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Classic Arabian folk tales brimming with the modern influence of the Arab Spring sweeping North Africa and the Middle East closed out the 2011 Edinburgh International Festival.
Erotic, tragic, hilarious, romantic, the stories from the cities, souks and courtyards contained in "Alf layla wa-layla" - the Thousand-And-One Nights - played to enthusiastic audiences as the three-week festival drew to a close at the weekend.
Director Tim Supple said it was inevitable that the events of the "Arab Spring" sweeping through the Middle East and North Africa "would become and overwhelming part of our project."
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"It was an issue back in the 900s with (the Caliph) al-Rashid, and it's an issue today with Mubarak, Gaddafi and Assad."
The cast of the production included actors and musicians from Egypt, Syria and Tunisia. The 16 stories lasting six hours in a mixture of Arabic, French and English ran over two separate performances.
They were adapted by leading Lebanese writer Hanan al-Shaykh, through 2010 from an original Syrian manuscript in Arabic from the 9th century now in the Bibliotheque Nationale, the French national library in Paris.
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Women's Higher Education in Comparative Perspective
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Dezember 1990
InhaltsverzeichnisOne: The Status of Women in Higher Education.
- 1. Women and higher education: Trends and perspectives.- Two: Politics and Policies in Nation States.
- 2. Women's education in the U.S.S.R.: 1950-1985.
- 3. Continuity and change in women's access to higher education in the People's Republic of China, 1930-1980.
- 4. Women in higher education in Africa: Access and choices.
- 5. Feminist reflections on the Peruvian university politics.
- 6. Public and higher education policies influencing African-American women.
- 7. Educational reforms - Women's life patterns: A Swedish case study.
- 8. Public-private tendencies within higher education in Norway from a women's perspective.
- 9. Women in higher education: Effects of crises and change.- Three: Women in the Academic Workforce and the Economy.
- 10. Women in the academic profession: Evolution or stagnation?.
- 11. Women at the top: Female full professors in higher education in Israel.
- 12. The situation of women in research universities in the United States: Within the inner circles of academic power.
- 13. Influences on women's entry into male-dominated occupations.
- 14. Access, equity, and outcomes: Women students' participation in Nigerian higher education.
- 15. Study abroad: A competitive edge for women?.
- 16. Gender, wages and the labour market for tertiary graduates in Australia.- Four: Looking for Alternatives in Higher Education: Women's Studies.
- 17. Feminist scholarship and the American Academy.
- 18. Feminist scholarship as a vocation.
- 19. Integrating women into the curriculum: Multiple motives and mixed emotions.
- 20. Women's Studies in India.- Five: Bibliography.- Women and higher education: A bibliography.
Untertitel: 1991. Auflage. Book. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Springer
Erscheinungsdatum: Dezember 1990
Seitenanzahl: 378 Seiten
Format: gebunden