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That's all from Monday's liveblog
Join us again tomorrow for more live coverage of the festival. But first, a reminder of today's stories
- Alicia Canter shot these gorgeous pictures of Womadelaide
- Jane Howard went on a hunt for a Thylacine and a Fringe cruise
- Alfred Hickling hung out with Pokey LeFarge and Coloured Stone
- We looked at the work of Fiona Hall, exhibiting as part of Adelaide Biennial, in this video
- Jana Perkovic was disappointed by the State Theatre Company's production of The Seagull
- Musicians collaborating in Tectonics Adelaide told us about their favourite musical discoveries
- Alfred reviewed Emel Mathlouthi and Rachid Taha at Womadelaide
- Alex was enthusiastic about Tectonics program one
- Jane Howard reviewed You Wanna Talk About It
- Femi Kuti tried to teach Womad – and Guardian Australia – how to dance on our podcast
- Vicky Frost reviewed Windmill Theatre Trilogy: Fugitive
• Guardian Australia travelled to and stayed in Adelaide courtesy of the Adelaide festival. Flights from the UK were provided by Emirates.
Alfred Hickling's Womadelaide diary – Pokey LaFarge and Coloured Stone
Alfred has been hanging out with Pokey La Farge – the best dressed and also, apparently, most erudite man you'll meet at Womadelaide – and discussing Norman Mailer books with him. Obviously. He's also been watching Coloured Stone, celebrating their 35th anniversary this year, and the longest-established Indigenous rock band in Australia; and dancing to the Australian-Iraqi fusion sounds of Azadoota, who sing in ancient Assyrian. All this and the only Punjabi rock band to feature a sousaphone in the line-up, Red Baraat.
Tectonics: live
More from Alex's Tectonics marathon (which seems to be quite changeable)
Womdelaide 2014: the festival in pictures
As Womadelaide begins to near its end for this year, Alicia Canter has filed a gorgeous set of pictures – basically, the festival looks like paradise – that you can (and should) look at in full here. You'll also find a selection below.
Fringe: Jane Howard's festival diary: They Saw a Thyalacine and Storytellers Club
Our amazing woman at the Fringe, Jane Howard, has filed her latest update.
While I was waiting to go into FOMO yesterday, I ran into Pete Muller, better known as Festival Freak, who has now seen over 10% of the 2014 Fringe program. (Keep in mind that there are more than 900 shows). FOMO was show number 101, and his plan had him at another six before the day was through. Post festival season, Muller gets blogging, where he'll spend the next year catching up on a backlog of reviews until he starts it all again in 2015. When I expressed amazement that he was still going so strong, he brushed me off. "Seeing shows is easy," he told me, "you pay your money, you show up, you go." Simple.
I was back at the Tuxedo Cat in the evening to see They Saw a Thylacine,from Melbourne performance makers Sarah Hamilton and Justine Campbell. This lyrical piece sees two women narrating the stories of their relationships with the thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger, in the years before its extinction: Hamilton shares the story of a tracker, and Campbell the story of a zoo keeper's daughter – not allowed to become a zoo keeper herself. While the show offers a brief history of the Tasmanian tiger in the 1930s, its real focus is Australian women in that decade: it details sexually inappropriate treatment from men, and the very real restrictions placed on women. This is simple theatre done well – just two women sharing their stories with heart and with humour.
I had a journey of a completely different sort at the Storytellers' Club: four comedians and host Sarah Bennetto telling stories while we puttered along the Torrens. It is hardly the most scenic of waterways – it's probably a good thing the journey takes place under the darkness of night – but there was something particularly lovely about a festival cruise that traveled between Lola's and the music of Womad. It was the perfect night for it, too. The boat has a changing lineup of comics through the season, who all tell stories then bring out their traditional acts. The pick of my night was Katie Mulgrew, who unfortunately doesn't have a standalone show this Fringe – perhaps you'll be lucky and grab her again on Popeye.
My favourite work: Fiona Hall's Out of My Tree at Adelaide Biennial 2014 – video
We've been asking artists and curators to share their favourite works of the Adelaide Biennial: Dark Heart with us all week. Here's the third video in our series. You can catch up with our film about the Kulata Tjuta Project here, and our film about Rosemary Laing's A Dozen Useless Actions for Grieving Blondes here.
Artist Julia Robinson, whose work also appears in the Biennial, explains why Fiona Hall's nightmarish collection Out of My Tree is her pick at this year's exhibition. Skulls, cuckoo clocks and other memento mori line the room. Filling the air are the cries of crows, a musty smell and the ticking of clocks. Is this a countdown to our own death?
The Seagull – a tremendous drama lacking in direction
We've liked a lot of the work we've seen here in Adelaide – but not everything has proved as thrilling as Batsheva's Sadeh21, or the Unsound gigs. Jana Perkovic found little to like when she went to the State Theatre Company of South Australia's production of The Seagull. It's a new adaptation by Hilary Bell, but it remains pretty faithful to the original, which makes it more difficult to understand the direction, Jana writes.
She gives the show a one-star review, drawing comparisons with Simon Stone's productions of Chekhov in Melbourne, and blaming its failure on direction that fails to find the nuances in the work. You can read the review in full here, and here's an extract.
There is tremendous drama here, but, just as in life, it needs to be perceived beyond the mundane routines of the everyday. To bring such nuance to life on stage, good acting is not optional: it is requisite. And here the direction is lacking. This is a traditional production, with Hilary Bell's adaptation very faithful to Chekhov, so there is no conceptual reason for coarse-grained performances. And yet the actors' gestures here are large at moments when they should hit the precise notes of complex interactions. At others, when they should lose both control and dignity, they lack intensity.
As a result, instead of being naturalistic, the acting seems histrionic. It's tricky to tell if Brookman consciously set this production in the 1950s United States (and if so why) – the costumes and set are equivocal – but the acting is reminiscent of the strongly gendered, exaggerated gestures of cinema and television of that time. Instead of Stanislavsky, it is Peyton Place.
Tectonics program two – live updates
Alex will be tweeting throughout his nine-hour music marathon. If he isn't deafened by the large instrument situated perilously close to him
Tectonics: musicians share their favourite musical discoveries with us
This is a gorgeous thing: Alex Needham has been collecting the musical discoveries of some of the Tectonics collaborators. You can read the feature in full here. I'm tempted to go and listen to everything mentioned and see what happens to my musical brain. (It would almost certainly finish in better shape than it started.)
Among the stories of discovery, is that of Attila Csihar, vocalist with Mayhem and Sunn O))), who talks about the impact of UK experimental dark ambient band Current 93. "Their music made a huge impact on me with its bizarre other-dimensional atmosphere," Csihar says.
The composer Jim Denley shares what he terms his "most important influence" – Teletopa. It was 1971, Denley was 14 and the group played all over the space, in among the audience. "It was the loudest, most extreme music I'd seen," he explains. "The music sounded like a cultural revolution. Nothing that they played resembled music that I'd heard before. Every gesture had been stripped of tired cultural references and we were left with raw sound. It was, and probably remains, my most important influence."
And Eugene Ughetti, artistic director of Speak Percussion talks about discovering spectral music (You'll find an example above). "That was a defining moment for me. It's music that is based on the overtone series, or the sound spectrum of a particular sound colour."
And more! Much more! It's a really fantastic read.
Spotted: Billy Bragg
Hanging around the lobby of Adelaide Hilton sporting a rather fetching beard, ahead of his set at Womadelaide tonight. I must say, it seems unlikely that this hotel is ever more fun than it is now. I had a live jazz flute backing track in my room yesterday thanks to someone rehearsing next door, and I've just shared a lift with a lady in head to toe sequins at 2pm on a Monday. That is not your normal hotel stay.
Review: Emel Mathlouthi and Rachid Taha at Womadelaide
You heard Alfred Hickling talking on the podcast to Emel Mathlouthi ahead of her performance at Womadelaide last night. Here's what Alfred made of the gig, and his thoughts on Rachid Taha, an algerian rocker obsessed by the clash. (You might have heard his cover of Rock the Casbah).
Mathlouthi was reluctant to confirm to Alfred whether she'd be playing the song for which she is best known, Kelmti Horra (My Word is Free) which became the soundtrack to the Arab Spring, but in the event did so as an encore – it came after a solo version of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah.
You can read Alfred's review of the evening here. You'll find a brief extract below
For her first Australian show, Mathlouthi chooses to debut the music she has been working on since the emergence of that song. It's a darker, harder-edged sound driven by a laptop and a violin. But it's the astonishing range and sensuousness of Mathlouthi's voice that is most compelling. There are swoops and growls reminiscent of Bjork, whom she cites as a major influence, and even traces of her goth past as she picks out minimal, reverberant lines on electric guitar which make you wonder if she's also been listening to the XX .
Review: Tectonics program one
Proving that he is a man of quite astonishing cultural stamina, Alex Needham has followed up two nights of experimental electronic music with a trip to Tectonics. (More astonishingly: he's back there this afternoon for another nine-hour session). Must be that massively carb-heavy dinner we ate far too late last night that's seeing him through.
Alex can explain the thinking behind Tectonics better than I, so I'll leave it to him in this extract from his four-star review, you can read in full here.
Tectonics is an ambitious attempt to bring together two worlds: that of the classical orchestra and experimental music. In this, its fifth edition but first in the southern hemisphere, curator and conductor Ilan Volkov has recruited the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra to play with a host of avant-garde composers and musicians in a five-hour program. It takes in everything from a piano recital by John Cage collaborator Aki Takahashi to a 40-minute semi-improvised drone by the composer and electronic musician Oren Ambarchi.
The second program, on Monday, will go even further out there – it's over nine hours long and culminates in a performance by Sunn O))) side projectGravetemple.
Total immersion, then, and it works. Tectonics is sometimes baffling, occasionally annoying, but seldom boring. As well as commissioning two entirely new pieces of music – Matthew Shlomowitz's Listening Styles andElena Kats-Chernin's and Jon Rose's Elastic Band – Volkov has focused on three composers: David Ahern, an Australian who died in 1988 aged 40 and whose work is rarely performed; and the more celebrated 20th-century composers Iannis Xenakis and Giacinto Scelsi, who each have four works played apiece.
In pictures: Four Rooms at Tandanya
We been visiting Four Rooms, an exhibition at Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute here in Adelaide, curated by Troy-Anthony Baylis, and featuring the work of artists Zane Saunders, Jenny Fraser and James Luna, Gordon Hookey, and Tess Allas, Charlie Schneider and Vernon Ah-Kee.
The work is split between four "rooms", with the show taking its name from the 1995 film where four individual narratives are brought together: you can hear Alfred Hickling discussing Vernon Ah-Kee's contribution to the exhibition on our first podcast from the festival. Alicia Canter took some pictures at the exhibition; find them below – and visit the exhibition until April 6
Fringe review: You Wanna Talk About It – the mad world of breaking news
Jane Howard, Guardian Australia's queen of the Fringe, is always on the hunt for new experiences. And she had one at You Wanna Talk About It, a production by Adelaide company isthisyours? The show, which is a comment on the 24-hour news cycle, involves the audience fully as a news "event" breaks. You can read Jane's three-star review of the show in full here, or catch an extract below.
You Wanna Talk About It asks the audience to contribute to the at times maddening vagueness of breaking news in a 24 hour news cycle. Through text messages, a handful of tweets, Facebook posts, and witness interviews we attempt to define exactly what the event was. Well, in theory – at my show, 24 Hour Newz was diverted into a discussion about whether the Dewey decimal system truly is the best system for cataloguing libraries.
The production asks a lot of its audience, but does so with such and humour and warmth that you want to participate. You'll laugh at both the effects of the contemporary news cycle and your own attempts to infer meaning into the smallest of actions. And, just as the audience begins to find its own version of the event, the work shifts into a space that allows us to really look at themselves. It's an unexpected development that really creates the payoff to the production.
Festival podcast: episode three
On today's podcast, Femi Kuti & Positive Force try and teach Womad – and Guardian Australia – how to dance. We're glad that this is an audio feature, frankly. Less ludicrously, Alfred Hickling talks to Tunisian artist Emel Mathlouth, whose music became the soundtrack to revolution in her country, and Belinda Lopez heads away from the festival din to talk to Sound Introversion Radio, who are creating quiet, slow music.
You can listen to the podcast here, or you can subscribe via iTunes – we have two more editions still to come.
Windmill Theatre's Fugitive – a dystopian Robin Hood
Yesterday I went to see Fugitive, part of the Windmill Theatre Trilogy, fresh from seeing Girl Asleep – the latest addition to it – the night before. I feel in quite a lucky position: I hadn't seen any of Windmill's work before arriving in Adelaide this festival, so all of the Trilogy is new to me, even though both School Dance and Fugitive premiered a number of years ago.
It's a fascinating way to meet a company, particularly one which produces its own new work, and where there is a real through line to follow. The Trilogy has a distinct aesthetic and approach, and you can watch it develop from Fugitive (the earliest play, first staged in 2010) to Girl Asleep (the latest).
There are distinct themes emerging, and preoccupations that writer Matthew Whittet clearly will keep returning to. Seeing the three as a whole illuminates that brilliantly – but it also means that the earlier work rather suffers against the more recent stuff. You can read my three star review of Fugitive in full here, or find a snippet below.
From the discordant, high-volume opening, you'd be forgiven for thinking you'd stumbled into an experimental Unsound Adelaide gig, rather than a rite-of-passage story based loosely on the adventures of Robin Hood. But then Windmill don't much care about the "correct" way of doing things, and the teenage boys next to me stop glumly discussing why they've been made to come to this stupid show, and start paying attention. They don't stop until the story's done.
Last night's Twitter reviews
Plenty from our critics on the way. But first, a look at what festival goers have been making of Womad
Welcome to Monday's live coverage of Adelaide festival
It's an odd day in Adelaide today: overcast, hot and with the city largely shut for a public holiday. (And when I say largely, I mean almost completely). But the festival has no time for resting: we'll be out at the final day of Womad, enjoying Fringe and reflecting on the work we've seen to date. I'm Vicky Frost, and I'll be your liveblog host for the day.
But first, a reminder of the treats from yesterday's live coverage:
- Vicky Frost reviewed Windmill Theatre's latest work Girl Asleep
- Alex Needham interviewed the man behind Tectonics, Illan Volkov
- We went to see Wil Anderson's new show at the Fringe
- We thrilled to the final night of Unsound Adelaide
- We talked to Arrested Development's Speech and Morton Subotnick in our second festival podcast
- Alfred Hickling considered the rise and rise of the epic arts event. (Very much in evidence here)
- Alicia Canter brought us a gallery of gorgeous images from the Fringe
- Jane Howard gave us the latest instalment of her fringe diary
- Bill Code and Alex Needham brought us video from the Adelaide Biennial of Australian art
- Jana Perkovic was awed by Batsheva's Sadeh21 – awarding our first five star review of the festival
- We reviewed Arrested Development at Womadelaide
- Alfred Hickling and Bill Code took us on a delightful video wander through Womadelaide


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The Fargo-Moorhead-West Fargo Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee has partnered with Beyond the Yellow Ribbon of Moorhead to offer a veteran and service member career fair on Sunday, April 29th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the Crystal Ballroom at the Ramada Plaza Suites and Conference Center. There is NO CHARGE for your business to set up a table and have access to hundreds of well-trained, dedicated potential employees. The goal is simple. Provide an opportunity for the men and women who have served, or are currently serving in the military an opportunity to meet with the best employers in town.
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Sharm-el-Sheikh (Egypt), July 15 (ANI): Barely into the second paragraph of his speech at the 15th summit of the Non-Aligned Movement at Sharm-el-Sheikh, Pakistan's Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani brought up the topic of Kashmir by saying "long standing unresolved disputes" were putting stress on international systems.
And, as if this hint was not enough, Gilani later in his speech said: "Durable peace in South Asia is achievable" and that it could only be "facilitated by the resolution of all outstanding disputes, including Jammu and Kashmir." his was not a soundbite or an off the cuff remark, which a Zardari or a Musharraf might have made. It is a well thought out and planned statement made by the Paksitani Prime MInister,knowing fully well what the repurcussions would be.
He is well aware that relations between India and Pakistan are just about limping towards a restart and to use the 'K' word in such a situation is nothing short of twisting of the arm like the one seen during the Agra summit of 2001.
At that time, President General Musharraf came with all his bluster and confidence that he could convince the then Prime Minister of India, Atal Behari Vajpayee to put into the joint declaration that Kashmir was a disputed territory.
The then Pakistani delegation was all but convinced that they had been able to soften the Indian Prime Minister and even his powerful aide, Brajesh Mishra. And then, all hell broke loose when India apparently made clear to the Pakistani side that Musharraf was mistaken in making this assumption.
While most people on either side of the border believe that the "unknown hand" that worked to scuttle the Agra talks, was the then home minister L.K.Advani, it is still unclear who managed to withstand the enormous international pressure and tell Pakistan where to get off.
In the past two days, it has become apparent that the war of words over how and in what format India and Pakistan should begin talking is what is vexing both sides. Pakistan hasn't forgotten the rap on the knuckles delivered by Prime Minister Singh to President Zardari at Yekatarinburg last month, when he said in the presence of the media that his mandate was to tell Pakistan not to allow its soil to be used by terrorists to wage war on India.
It was uncharacteristic of the Indian Prime Minister to make such a stringent remark, and sure enough, within a few weeks, the reasonable Dr Singh said: "Let me say that what I had said to Zardari Sahib, I had not intended to say that in the presence of the media. I simply forgot that the media were present there. It was not my intention to hurt Zardari Sahib's feelings."
But that kind of grace is not visible here at Sharm-el-Sheikh. Gilani is scheduled to meet the Indian Prime Minister for the first time tomorrow morning and a reasonable attitude could have furthered the cause of a fruitful dialogue at the very top.
But this speech of Gilani is a spoiler for sure. With the Pakistani press already saying that Foreign Secretary-level talks have hit a deadlock over the format for resumption of India-Pakistan talks, it is unclear what Gilani meant in his speech when he said, "There has recently been some forward movement in our relations with India. We hope to sustain this momentum and move towards comprehensive engagement." By Smita Prakash (ANI)


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Although chief information officers and architects recognise the inherent value of legacy applications, they continue to grapple with how to migrate mainframe applications on Windows and .net to extend use and support development in web services or XML, Micro Focus claimed.
"This announcement is about the deployment of applications - the ability to take applications running today on IBM mainframes and have them run on Windows," said Micro Focus CEO Tony Hill, adding that enterprise mainframe customers can avoid any problems that might arise from IBM discontinuing support for certain mainframe operating systems.
IBM declined to comment on the alliance or the two companies' strategies.
The alliance enables the migration and deployment of CICS/Cobol mainframe applications to the Windows platform, the companies said. CICS is a mainframe transaction system.
In conjunction with Microsoft and several systems integrators, a Micro Focus spokesman said the company is offering an alternative to packaged application migration strategies that cuts costs while increasing the portability of applications to new technologies, especially .net.
Although IT spending has increased modestly this year, businesses remain under pressure to reduce costs, capture new markets, create new products and get closer to customers, said Hill.
"Because the migration is relatively straightforward, what you're able to do is take a mainframe application, move it to Windows, and the application will run faster, so you're able to provide better service and then have a platform for extending that application out as the organization seeks to become more agile," Hill said, claiming that costs can be halved.
Until now, Microsoft has not sold against the mainframe, said Bruce Burns, director of Microsoft's platform strategies and partner group.
"What's new is today customers aren't wanting to connect to the mainframe; they want off the mainframe - so it's at their request that we're forming this alliance," he added.
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The study, presented at the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine's annual meeting in Atlanta, found that there is an interaction of the race and sex of the study assistant and the race of the patient.
Lead author Kimberly Hart says that her team found that black patients, both male and female, were about 15 percent less likely to be willing to participate in research when approached by a white male study assistant, compared to white patients.
However, black patients were about 15 percent more likely to be willing when approached by a white female study assistant. Conversely, black patients were about 50 percent less likely to be willing to participate in research when approached by a black female study assistant, compared to white patients.
The study builds on previous UC research reporting that black and female patients are less likely to agree to participate in research, despite being offered more frequent opportunities to participate.
"Social theories about relationships between medical providers or researchers and patients suggest that patients may have more trust in providers who are similar to them in terms of gender and race, but there are few research studies that directly address race and sex differences between medical researchers and patient participants," says Hart, a research associate in the department of emergency medicine. "Our team hypothesized that when a patient was approached by a study assistant of the same race or sex, the patient would be more willing to participate than when race and sex were different."
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"We found that willingness to participate in research is influenced by the race and sex of the study assistant, but the impact is different for different groups," says Hart. "As researchers, we should be aware of the impact of race and sex on our relationships with study participants. The relationship is much more complicated than we thought it would be, and we hope to conduct further research to better understand the reasons behind our observations. It is important to ensure equal representation of all persons in clinical research and only by understanding the factors that influence willingness to participate can we begin to prevent bias."
Co-authors of, "The Impact Of Race And Sex Of Study Personnel On The Decision To Participate In Research," include Andrew Ruffner, MPH, Carla McTaggert and Christopher Lindsell, PhD.
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It's usually during this time of the BaD's that I being to question why I even bother to do this. Usually I try to use my blogs for constructive perpuses or when I actually have a topic to speak of. Mostly on the grounds of videogame related. But honestly at this moment I got nothing. It's around this time too that I question the justification in partaking in this community action of blogging.
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A Dancer's Tale
"3 minutes until show time everyone," the director warned us.
I made my way towards the stage, legs shaking, heart fluttering.
This was it….
The opening night of the show, and I was the lead
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"Now remember everyone….if all else fails….keep those toes pointed," I heard the dance director call out from the side of the stage.
"Right…..just point those toes, don't worry about the triple pirouette or the sixteen pas de chats you have to do," I rolled my eyes grumbling to myself.
I got in my position…center stage….
I could feel what little I had eaten over the past couple of days start to rise in my throat…great, just what i need, and in a two thousand dollar costume nonetheless.
I started panicking….
What are my dance steps… wait, why am I here again?
"Hey B, don't worry, you got this," I heard someone whisper.
I turned to my right to see Riley in his starting position, smiling and giving me a wink.
Looking at him made all of my waorries go away, and suddenly I began to get the feeling back in my legs. I smiled back, knowing he would be there for me even if I messed this up.
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The second edition of U.S. and Latin American Relations (2015), published in 2015.
My textbook, Understanding Latin American Politics, published in 2014:
I am professor and chair of the Department of Political Science and Public Administration. I am also the editor of the academic journal The Latin Americanist. My research interests include Latin American politics, U.S.-Latin American relations, and Latin American immigration to the United States. I am past president of the Southeastern Council of Latin American Studies (SECOLAS).
I've been blogging on anything related to Latin America almost daily since 2006 on my blog Two Weeks Notice.
Click HERE for PDFs of my publications
Op-Ed in Latin America Goes Global: "The Still Slumbering Giant in a Southern Swing State: Hispanic Voters." November 2, 2016.
Quoted in this article on early voting in North Carolina. Charlotte Observer October 20, 2016.
Quoted in this article about the FBI keeping tabs on Cuban exiles. October 12, 2016.
Quoted in this McClatchy article on Russia's discussion of opening a base in Cuba. October 11, 2016.
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Op-Ed in Latin America Goes Global: "The OAS and the Venezuelan Crisis: Even Debate is Welcome." May 31, 2016.
Quoted in "Is OAS Move on Venezuela Another Effect of U.S.-Cuba Detente?" The Miami Herald May 31, 2016.
Was on WFAE's Charlotte Talks to discuss immigration politics, April 20, 2016 (click for recording here).
In 2010 I published Irresistible Forces: Latin American Migration to the United States and its Effects on the South. My co-author is my dad, John R. Weeks, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Geography at San Diego State University.
In 2010 I co-edited The Bachelet Government: Conflict and Consensus in Post-Pinochet Chile with my friend and colleague Silvia Borzutzky.
In 2008 I published a textbook, U.S. and Latin American Relations.
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Thursday, 3 November 2016 at 18:00 (GMT)
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Gorilla Conservation and Improved Health Care – how are they linked?
Gladys Kalema Zikusoka, the dynamic and inspirational founder of Conservation Through Public Health (CTPH), will give a fascinating talk into her unique approach to conservation. As Uganda's first wildlife vet she will explain how she established CTPH after she traced fatal scabies skin disease outbreaks in the mountain gorillas, to people living around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, who have less than adequate health care.
Join us for this popular annual lecture and reception.
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One of the leading conservation charities exclusively focused on Africa. Tusk is a dynamic and pioneering organisation that has become a highly effective and efficient force in African wildlife conservation. Over the past 25 years we have invested £25m into our successful combination of wildlife protection, community development and education programmes, providing lasting benefit to the people and wildlife of Africa.
Under the patronage of HRH The Duke of Cambridge, Tusk has been involved in and contributed towards more than 100 important wildlife conservation projects. These provide greater protection for 36 different endangered species, spanning 18 countries and a total landmass of more than 100,000 square miles.


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The Presidency is a War of Money
This article by Cord Jefferson at BET explains how the presidential election is a war of money and that President Obama may not be on the winning side. He mentions that while Republicans are locked and loaded financially, millions of Democrats are not excited enough to spend money on anything political. Could it be the case that the Republicans are more fired up than the Democrats?
Like it or not, it's a fact of American politics that a candidate needs money to get into office.
The average U.S. Senate race costs between $4 million and $7 million, while the average U.S. House race costs between $2 million to $6 million. In presidential races, the stakes are even higher. President Obamahad a record-breaking race in 2008, when he spent nearly $750 million to take the White House.
Four years later, Republicans are madder than ever at Obama, and their resolve to make him a one-term president is higher than ever. That passion, it turns out, will be matched only by their bank account. According to a recent article from Politico, Republican groups fighting for control of the Oval Office and Congress this year will spend $1 billion, a record amount. Politico's Mike Allen and Jim Vandehei write:
That total includes previously undisclosed plans for newly aggressive spending by the Koch brothers, who are steering funding to build sophisticated, county-by-county operations in key states. POLITICO has learned that Koch-related organizations plan to spend about $400 million ahead of the 2012 elections — twice what they had been expected to commit.


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Australia's ultimate New Year's Eve experience The Falls Music & Arts Festival is living up to its reputation by adding to the already impressive line-up.
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Estée Lauder commemorates our 64-year partnership with the debut of a Neiman Marcus Red Lipstick produced exclusively for us. The company's late founder Estée Lauder made her first personal appearance at the Neiman Marcus Main Street flagship in Dallas on January 9, 1950. Since then, the friendship and partnership have continued to evolve, and this season, the bright cherry red lipstick is one of our fall favorites. Whether you opt for a gem tone, graphic print, leather look or tailored menswear piece, the red lip finishes the fall look with a touch of femininity. Make a statement this fall with Estée Lauder's Neiman Marcus Red Lipstick.
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