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Information on Australia's refugee and humanitarian programme and ImmiCard.
What to expect at the border and what you can bring into the country.
Information on how to apply for student visas, studying in Australia and bringing family with you.
Information on how to apply for Australian citizenship as well as information for Australian citizens.
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Information on how to apply for work visas, licensing and registration requirements.
Use the Visa Finder if you are unsure of which visa is right for you.
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This story is part of Work in Progress, The Globe's look at the global struggle for gender parity.
Adrienne Clarkson, 77, co-founder and co-chair of the Institute for Canadian Citizenship and 26th Governor-General of Canada, Toronto.
What's the biggest misunderstanding about what it's like to be a woman right now?
It's that women believe that, because they have more than half of the places in medical schools and half the places in law schools, they somehow have levers of power. Until women become deans of medical faculties and law schools, heads of departments, and senior partners in law firms, they do not hold the levers of power. They are going into a man's world in which all the rules have been made for men, for their comfort, and usually for the fact that they have wives who are willing to work with their 200-hour work weeks. It is only recently that Ontario has done away with evening sessions for its legislature, and I'm waiting for Parliament to do the same.
Politics has always been a man's club. When Judy LaMarsh was elected as a parliamentarian, she could not find a women's washroom anywhere near the House of Commons. That women are now half the federal cabinet is a wonderful step forward. I never thought I would see the day.
What advice would you give someone 10 years younger about sex, work and the expectations of others?
Quite frankly, you must always work as hard as you can because no one is ever going to give you anything . A woman should never believe in other people's expectations of her, but only in the expectations that she has created for herself and what she wishes to do with her own life.
It is a good thing early on in life to listen to people you admire and whose ideas seem to have depth and breadth and who are decent human beings. Being a decent human being is more important than intellectual capabilities. Also, I think it is important for women to always nourish their spiritual side, because no amount of forward-looking feminism is going to change their biology. Women have the capability of having children and that ability to give life means that nurturing the spiritual is very important. As for sex, I would never dream of giving advice to anybody. It's difficult enough to figure out for yourself.
What's the last sexist experience you had?
The Globe and Mail's article this week about the death of my ex-husband mentioned the custody arrangements of our divorce 42 years ago. Nobody mentions the custody arrangements of a man's divorce.
What's the next frontier?
We have to make sure that institutions become more capable of dealing with women who wish to have power so that they can also have children and be able to bring them up properly. Adequate child care in Canada is a pressing thing and something that many of us have been fighting for for over 40 years. People in Canada don't realize that in all of Europe there is adequate daycare. This makes it possible for women to at least begin to think that they are being dealt a fair hand. Also, it means that children get adequate education right from the beginning in a public situation which cannot help but make for a healthier society. I believe that daycare and the restructuring of organizations so that they make room for women's lives will lead to a burst of creativity which uses the principle of the feminine in the best way possible.
Sophia Banks, 36, chef, Montreal
What's the biggest misunderstanding about what it's like to be a woman right now?
Viewing this through a trans feminist lens, I would say it's possibly how society defines women. As a trans woman, I still struggle most days just to be seen as a woman. Too often I feel erased by feminists who don't share this struggle. As women, we must be mindful of defining ourselves under a cisnormative patriarchal gaze.
What advice would you give to someone 10 years younger?
I am always wary of giving advice. I feel jaded. I suppose what I would say to younger women is to not base your worth on being sexually desirable. That you should pursue any career you want, and even if your career path is riddled with misogyny, you can be a woman kicking down doors for others. My advice to my younger self would be to live with more honesty. I have had to define for myself what being a woman is, and in some ways I am thankful.
What's the last sexist experience you had?
I was let go from a supervisor role in early January. The owner told me that I would probably be more suited to working in a drag club with people like me. Essentially she equated me, as a trans woman, with a man in drag, while telling me I was not a good fit for her company.
What's the next frontier?
Feminism, I hope, can move beyond this idea that biology is gender, that only two genders exist. My trans liberation is tied to the liberation of feminism. To be liberated from what we are told we must and must not be because of the bodies we are born with. If feminism is to counter the patriarchy, then it needs to be here for all oppressed genders.
Farrah Khan, 36, sexual-violence support and education co-ordinator, Ryerson University
What's the biggest misunderstanding about what it's like to be a woman right now?
That the fight for gender equity is over. The assumption that everyone is now equal and safe.
What advice would you give someone 10 years younger ?
That the expectation to be "nice" or not rock the boat in our families, workplaces or friend groups by naming the abusers in our midst is bunk. We have the right to be safe; if that makes people uncomfortable, then they are the problem, not you.
As a survivor of sexual violence, I wish someone had told me it wasn't my fault. Too often we can internalize messages or minimize the violence for our own safety. We convince ourselves that it wasn't "so bad" or was somehow our fault.
Trust yourself. Know that, no matter what you wore, who you were with, if you'd been dating for five days or five years, how you responded before, during or after the attack – you are not deserving of violence. No one is.
What's the last sexist experience you had?
I was being interviewed about the Jian Ghomeshi trial and a man walking by and yelled "Fuck her right in the pussy." Let's be clear what that comment means – it's a call for rape. That moment and so many others are a clear reminder to me that we have so far to go.
What's the next frontier ?
None of us are safe until we all are. We have to build better alliances between movements recognizing that women are not a monolithic group. For me, right now, that means listening to movements like Black Lives Matter, indigenous women and two-spirited communities, trans women and Muslim women. I am listening and responding to their calls for action, not saving.
Tanya Tagaq, 40, singer
What's the biggest misunderstanding about what it's like to be a woman right now?
That we do not need feminism.
What advice would you give someone 10 years younger about sex, work and handling the expectations of others?
Sexually, enjoy yourself, respect yourself. Do what and whom you want to, not what and whom you feel you have to.
When working, the more you depend on yourself, the more freedom you have.
As for others, there is a neverending waterfall of expectations crashing down on your head; you can either wash with it or let it drown you.
What's the last sexist experience you had?
This morning, when I had to battle guilty feelings stemming from allowing myself to sleep in while my partner got our child ready for daycare. It's so ingrained in me to help out that it's difficult to get a day's rest. I have to remind myself that it's okay for the term "working dad" to have the same implications as the term "working mom."
What's the next frontier?
Violence, sexual and otherwise. We are in the dark ages, entrenched in a judicial system that allows abusers to reign over our bodies with impunity.
Sandy Cimoroni, 50, chief operating officer, TD Wealth, and chair, Women Investor Program, Toronto
What's the biggest misunderstanding about what it's like to be a woman right now?
There is a belief that women still struggle trying to have it all. I think that you can have it all – just maybe not all at the same time. If you can shift your priorities as life ebbs and flows, then you can find the right balance of career, family and legacy aspirations. For example, through some recent work TD has done with Rotman School of Management, studying more than 400 women across the country, 10 key themes emerged on how women can achieve success. Women bring different perspectives to what professional advancement means – there isn't a one-size-fits-all point of view.
What advice would you give someone 10 years younger about sex, work and handling the expectations of others?
Say what you want in your career. The conversations I have with young women and men tend to differ. For example, young men come to me saying: Here's my plan; what do you think? Whereas young women come to me asking: What do you think I should do? You have to know what makes you happy, learn what you're good at and then take initiative to get you where you want to be. I've taken jobs that I thought would get me somewhere, but they didn't necessarily make me happy. If you don't like what you are doing, chances are you won't be successful.
When it comes to handling other people's expectations, be accountable to yourself first. Rethink guilt in your life; many times it's related to other people's expectations of what you should or should not be doing. Focus on the big picture and the positive choices you are making in your life.
What's the last sexist experience you had?
I know sexism still exists and we have a lot of work ahead of us, but honestly it's not something I perceive in my day-to-day life. But that doesn't mean it's not there. I am fortunate to work for an organization that recognizes the importance of diversity and women in leadership, and is working hard to remove barriers in its culture. On a personal note, having been raised by hard-working Italian immigrant parents, both of whom shared the responsibility of raising a busy family, I had strong male and female role models who helped to shape and build my confidence, and instilled a strong work ethic.
What's the next frontier?
We will know we have reached our goal when we no longer have programs, or talk about diversity or women in leadership, but rather it's become an inherent part of the culture. Greater accountability at the leadership level (in any organization) is key when it comes to making an impact. Measuring success is not about quotas but about making long-term, meaningful progress.
Michie Mee a.k.a. Michie Bahdgyal Mee, a.k.a. Michelle McCullock, 30-/40-something, loving life, married to music, actor, songwriter, emcee, visionary, philanthropist on a budget
What's the biggest misunderstanding about what it's like to be a woman right now?
That we're equal. That we can't get the job done together because we can't work together. Consistently doing more is not enough any more; things are changing but not fast enough. You already know the equal-pay speech, so we layer work with fun, loads of personality, sometimes food, swag, delivery and sense a humour, while getting the job done. We are the CEOs of LOVE+.
Looking at the glass ceiling but looking past it, we lasted … "We are women, hear us roar!"
Stay tuned – we're everywhere.
What advice would you give someone 10 years younger about a) sex, b) work and c) handling the expectations of others?
a) Have fun when having it. Use protection, keep it clean; don't film, take pictures and post. You don't know what the future holds. By all means water your garden … just keep in mind, all boys wanna do is get in your pants. It's not all "love." Waiting is better; easier said than done … ppfftt – do you!
b) Don't ever give up. Find your passion and use it; there's no one like you. Be smart, ask questions.
Follow through. If interested in music or entertainment, "artist development" is a must. Take your time .
"Save your money; it will save you" – as heard on Oprah.
c) Be true to yourself. Why do they expect so much from you? You don't have to answer everyone's questions. Everyone has a choice. Everyone is not your friend.
What's the last sexist experience you had?
You too fass *Jamaican accent lolol … Besides, every day is sexy! I have a great imagination.
What's the next frontier?
Spreading love, not war.
Judy Illes, 55, UBC professor of neurology, wife, mother, owner of two great big dogs, Vancouver
What's the biggest misunderstanding about what it's like to be a woman right now?
All the problems of inequity have been resolved, so we can stop trying to achieve it.
What advice would you give someone 10 years younger?
The shortest distance between two points when you are a woman is not a straight line. There are never just two points (job, partner, family, the plumber, laundry, groceries and more) and definitely not just one line.
What's the last sexist experience you had?
Idea rudely dismissed in a large professional forum; when senior male chimed in to say it was actually a good idea, it instantly became one.
What's the next frontier?
Sustainability to the progress we have made, so that inclusiveness and diversity are normal and natural, and we don't keep having to revisit the topic, metrics and our frustrations, time and again.
Zahra Ebrahim, 32, co-chief executive officer of design-and-innovation firm Doblin (Canada)
What's the biggest misunderstanding about what it's like to be a woman right now?
The most difficult part is understanding which conversations on diversity and inclusion are actually advancing women, and which ones are fixing our position as something other than completely equal. I find that talking about being a woman in Canada can be limiting. My gender role is only one of the components of my identity I explore as I navigate my personal and professional life – equally important is my sense of agency in the world, my cultural identity, my beliefs and values, and my accountability in generating social impact. Being a woman is an influencing factor, but for the most part, I see these components of my identity as mostly gender-agnostic. I've had the unique experience of being an entrepreneur, an academic, and now leading Canada's largest and fastest-growing innovation firms . Across all of these experiences I believe that it was my conviction to bring humanity to spaces of power, to bring empathy, to surface uncomfortable conversations – more because of agency, and less because of my gender.
What advice would you give someone 10 years younger ?
I'd advise anyone younger than myself to lead with inquiry in conversations. It's an opportunity to neutralize power and gender dynamics by shifting the conversation to be more exploratory and co-creative. My career has found me in rooms and at tables where I am by far the least experienced, but most often the most willing, to not posture as "the smartest person in the room" – and it's that disposition that enables me to explore rather than state. I think too many folks have calibrated to a way of being in "professional" environments that's about bringing only one dimension of yourself in. What's needed to collaboratively solve wicked problems is for individuals to show up with their full identity, their full spectrum of experience – even if it's messy. The problems we are trying to solve are messy and complex. Having sanitized versions of ourselves sitting at decision-making tables doesn't advance the conversation.
What's the next frontier?
We need to bring more human-centred, empathy-driven approaches to problem-solving in Canada. Pick your problem, pick your scale, pick your sector, and there is likely a guardian standing in front of that system stating how it is and how it's going to be. Rather than fighting these guardians, women naturally bring the necessary empathy and humanity to these systems by walking alongside those holding the problem, to create solutions together. We need to remind women that this is the key to solving key challenges in this country, and we need to model how we walk beside those fearful of change, rather than rallying against them.
Anne Thériault, 33, freelance writer/professional feminist, Toronto
What's the biggest misunderstanding about what it's like to be a woman right now?
I think a lot of men don't understand how grindingly ordinary and relentless misogyny is. They think that women already have equality – after all, we can work outside the home and wear pants and use birth control – and don't understand what all the fuss is about. They think that, if they make a sexist joke or use a gendered slur, then everyone must understand they don't really mean it because they're not that kind of guy. But the truth is that women experience misogyny daily, and it affects nearly every aspect of our lives. I would love for our culture to start believing the women who speak up, rather than dismissing them as emotional or oversensitive.
What advice would you give someone 10 years younger about sex, work and handling the expectations of others?
With sex, only do things that make you feel good.
Whatever work you're doing now probably isn't going to be what you do forever. I know if you're stuck in a dead-end job, it's hard to imagine things ever getting better, but I promise you they almost certainly will.
Finally, when it comes to handling other people's expectations, be clear and firm about your boundaries. Ask people to be upfront about what they expect, then offer them an honest answer about whether you can fulfill those expectations. Boundaries and honesty aren't easy, but they're a heck of a lot better than the alternative.
What's the last sexist experience you had?
A stranger in a yoga class made a comment about how he likes to set up his mat at the back of the room so that he can stare at all the girls' bums. I'm sure he thought he was being funny, but the reality is that he made every woman in the room uncomfortable.
What's the next frontier?
Social-media platforms need to step up and start taking harassment seriously. What kind of world do we live in where pictures of women breastfeeding are routinely flagged and removed because they're offensive, but jokes about sexual assault don't violate community standards?
Camilla Gibb, 48, writer, Toronto
What's the biggest misunderstanding about what it's like to be a woman right now?
Just because Hillary stands a chance, it doesn't mean we are any closer to equality. Every single move she has made – from standing by her man, to assuming leadership post midlife (read: post sexual currency), has been dictated and determined by her gender.
What advice would you give someone 10 years younger?
If you have ambition for your career, freeze your eggs. The window for both career achievement and motherhood is much narrower than you want to believe.
What's the next frontier we need to make progress on?
Universal education for girls.
Buffy Sainte-Marie, 75, award-winning singer-songwriter, activist, educator and visual artist
What's the biggest misunderstanding about what it's like to be a woman right now?
I think there's still an almost global lack of understanding of the value of feminine wisdom about just about everything – banking, politics, philosophy, philanthropy. I've spent time in Iceland and, when the male bankers "greed-ed" their economy to death, the bank being run by women was the only one to survive, because of feminine alternative thinking.
"We have five core feminine values," says Icelandic businesswoman Halla Tomasdottir. "First, risk awareness: Don't invest in things we don't understand. Second, profit with principles: Economic profit has to be balanced by a positive social and environmental impact. Third, emotional capital, including an emotional due diligence in checking up on the people involved in the company and determining whether the corporate culture is an asset or a liability.
Fourth, straight talking: The feminine Icelandic bankers believe the language of finance should be accessible, and not part of the alienating nature of banking culture. Fifth, independence: We would like to see women increasingly financially independent, because that brings the greatest freedom to be who you want to be, as well as unbiased advice."
What advice would you give someone 10 years younger?
We need to understand that until now the business model of the male hierarchy has largely been fraud; that many things we take for granted as natural and inevitable in men (like rape, the rule of kings, genocidal war, ethnic cleansing, the oppression of women) are not "human nature" – they are specific cultural aberrations developed in certain parts of the world but not others. Don't go for it. Abandon rankism of all kinds, particularly in yourself, and get proactive about the female brain: It's a treasure. (Actually, I would consider somebody 10 years younger probably smarter than me about some things, so it'd be a two-way conversation.)
What's the next frontier?
We need to understand that racketeers are nothing new and, when allowed, they cannibalize anything that brings power and money – it's a low, temporary vibe but it's not human nature, and we can do better. Expect them wherever there are coins, and try to come up with better alternatives to the King or Queen Midas approach: It's self-destructive.
The big male-dominated rackets we see today need to ripen into something more human, more inclusive, more feminine. We need to graduate to 360-degree thinking, beyond the linear hierarchy that just wants to do the old male-corruption model more and better.
Tara Cullis, 67, President and Co-Founder of David Suzuki Foundation, Vancouver.
What's the biggest misunderstanding about what it's like to be a woman right now?
That we've made it.
What piece of advice would you give to someone 10 years younger than you about (a) sex; (b) work; (c) handling other people's expectations?
My answer hits a common theme: explore what you enjoy doing, what gives you that special thrill. Then, follow your excitement. And then -- never give up.
What's the last sexist experience you had?
Hilary Clinton is one of the most experienced and qualified persons ever to run for President. It makes me sad when people don't feel that a woman President is an important milestone, precedent, and goal.
What's the next frontier we need to make progress on?
Two closely related fronts.
1. Every human is a different combination of male and female characteristics. I believe our current situation is out of balance and needs far more of the female traits. A current and pressing example: environmental work and care for the earth and climate constitute global housekeeping. We all need to use traditional women's experience, standards, and approaches if we are to clean up the planet. Using the traditional masculine habits that created the problems in the first place doesn't work.
2. On the other hand, women have far more to offer, of course, than traditionally female qualities. We therefore absolutely need universal daycare and universal eldercare to free women up to explore their scientific and other left brain dimensions. Women are still the unpaid (and often involuntary) caregivers, while many men are well-suited to the job; many women will never be free to contribute their other skills to society until daycare and eldercare programs are in place. That's quite a loss.
Jennifer Hollett, 40, digital strategist, federal NDP candidate, Toronto
What's the biggest misunderstanding about what it's like to be a woman right now?
As a society we are still struggling to understand and recognize that gender is a social construct, and that our own actions and assumptions create and reinforce what it means to be a woman.
What piece of advice would you give someone 10 years younger than you about a) sex; b) work; c) handling other people's expectations?
a) Sex: You know what's best for you.
b) Work: Work hard, people notice. Build relationships.
c) Expectations: Free yourself. Don't worry about others' expectations, they may be smaller or simply different than your own dreams.
What's the last sexist experience you had?
Step on Twitter.
What's the next frontier we need to make progress on?
In Canada we need to make progress on violence against women. Internationally, universal education is key. In far too many places, girls are not receiving an education because they are girls.Report Typo/Error
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Yahoo! have been busy updating their search results index and search engine spider recently, with changes to their ranking algorithm and crawler frequency. This update is especially significant for webmasters as it will change how the Yahoo! spider crawls websites.
A driving force behind the update has been feedback received by Yahoo! from webmasters. Website owners were concerned about the large amount of IP addresses that the Yahoo! search spider used to crawl each site:
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In Part 1 I could read the EDID of my LG TV with couple of C code lines. Of course that's quite boring, so I'm going to use it to read and program an I2C EEPROM I had lying around. (more…)
Playing with DDC I2C – Part 1
There is an interesting feature on VGA, HDMI or DVI ports called DDC. This is a simple communication channel between your screen and your computer that allows the latter to retrieve informations such as resolution and framerate.
Good thing about it, you can use it as a I2C bus (under Linux at least). As I figured it out later, I'm not the first one to do it (of course) and guys at POD-Bot did very similar stuff here. Anyway, having an I2C bus directly on my computer will allow me to connect lots of stuff to it. (more…)


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Akzent Aktiv & Vital Hotel Thüringen
Top Business Hotel
The location and overall room comfort. The drunk loud teenagers at 5 in the morning that the hotel staff seemed to do nothing about.
The excellent location and the presence of kids club No it was perfect and I extended my stay based for one more night more than what was planned
atmosphere is great!
Surrounding, quiet, clean The speed of the internet was too low.
The staff was very nice and the included breakfast was done very well. The food for the evening meal could have used less salt.
peace and privacy, good breakfast, comfortable, if small, room
Modern annexe with very comfortable room, free internet connection and spacious en suite. Quiet suburban / village location, just about walking distance from rail station A long way to the breakfast room if it was raining!
The hotel had considerable charm. Its facilities and services far exceeded its three star rating.
as non german speaker the staff were excellent. One lady spoke excellent englilsh and was very helpful about here I should visit. She even rang a number of information centres for me to get clarity. Very good and I would return without a doubt.
lovely setting, nice rooms, great breakfast.
this house was not what we expected. We want to have the entrance for the therme, but it was'nt possible. Small rooms.
Our appartment had a balcony with wonderful view on the hills in Oberhof. The room had a kitchenette which was quite practical for making small meals. The bed could have been more firm.
Excellent breakfast ang service. Thank you. No signs for the sauna.
Hotel staff is friendly, room is clean, food in the hotel restaurant is good balance between quality and price. We can recommend this hotel to everybody. Nothing really.
This beautiful hotel has very large rooms, perfectly styled and a great bathroom. The hotel is in an old building. Do not eat in the village but in the hotel! Young, enthousiast staff, perfect cook.
This hotel represented the best value for money during our four week tour of Germany, Prague, Salzburg and Vienna.
Everything there was very pleasant and rest and also very beautiful and aesthetic. The staff was nice and courteous
On your webpage you offer this hotel as spa-welness hotel. In fact, spa center is separeted from the hotel and it's payable.
good enviroment , motor musem
The room and the toilet are clean. The breakfast is great with the view of city and mountains. The internet is expensive. The air conditioner didn't work well.
good service and the room is clean and big The bar is closed. We wanted to get something to drink but we had to go to another bar somewhere else.
friendly staff, breakfast was a bit pricey but solid. air conditioner was really weak, room service pizza only. pillow was extremely uncomfortable, mattress was too hard. didn't get any sleep.


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JOHNSON, Vt. (AP) - A small Vermont utility says December's ice storm in the northern part of the state is the biggest storm in its history.
Vermont Electric Cooperative responded to nearly 60,000 power outages over the storm, which hit during the holiday week. Some customers experienced multiple outages.
Vermont Public Radio reports CEO David Hallquist says the total cost of power restoration came to roughly $7.4 million. He said $1.8 million was the most spent on a storm before that.
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The Tigers will take on UAB at 6 p.m. CDT on Wednesday at the Auburn Arena in the opening round of the 64-team tournament. With a victory over the Blazers the Tigers will advance to a second round game vs. either Western Kentucky or East Carolina.
"It is definitely exciting for our program and our young ladies to have an opportunity to continue to play," Williams-Flournoy said. "Anytime you have the opportunity to go to postseason play, it is a great opportunity for us.
"There are a lot of teams sitting at home not playing," said Williams-Flournoy, who Auburn hired away from Georgetown after she led the Hoyas to a WNIT berth in 2009 following by three consecutive trips to the NCAA Tournament.
Auburn goes into the tournament with a 16-14 record after a disappointing 65-62 loss in the SEC Tournament to 22nd-ranked LSU. Auburn rallied from an 18-point second half deficit, cutting the gap to one point late in the contest.
UAB from Conference USA brings an 18-12 record into Wednesday's contest and little history of success against Auburn. The last time the two teams meet the Tigers cruised to a 93-66 win on Nov. 17, 2007 at UAB. Overall, UAB has won just four times in 33 games played against Auburn.
Junior guard Karisma Chapman leads UAB in scoring at 13.6 points per game and is averaging seven rebounds. Senior guard Amber Jones is averaging 13 points per contest while senior guard Ashley Grimes is next at 12.3 points.
"They are athletic and quick, especially their leading three guards," Williams-Flournoy said when asked about UAB. "It will be a matchup where we have to got to sit down and defend their guards who can both attack the basket and shoot the three."
The Tigers are playing in the WNIT for the fourth time. Two years ago a team coached by Nell Fortner won its opening round game at Tennessee Tech and then fell at Toledo in round two against the team that won the championship.
Auburn won the tournament in 2003, its first WNIT appearance, knocking off Baylor in a game played on the Lady Bears' homecourt. That team was coached by Joe Ciampi.
Senior forward Blanche Alverson said she is looking forward to playing in the tournament after enjoying the format two years ago. "There was a fun atmosphere to it because everybody knows it's either win or go home," said Alverson, who was recently named the SEC Women's Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
After playing on the road in the 2011 tournament, Alverson said it is a plus for her team to open the event at the Auburn Arena where the Tigers have posted a 12-3 mark this season. "I'm glad to be playing back at home," she said. "I think that gives us a good advantage. I think we play really well at home. We have a great crowd and great energy."
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Mississippi State University faculty member Janet R. Donaldson is earning a prestigious award for her work with food-borne illness-causing bacteria. The Charles C. Randall Lectureship Award is given annually to an outstanding young faculty member by the South Central Branch of the American Society for Microbiology.
Donaldson, an assistant professor of biological sciences, earlier this month formally accepted the honor at the organization's annual meeting. She also made a formal presentation of her work to the assembly.
A Brandon native and MSU alumna, she studies how the stress responses of bacteria allow for them to colonize humans and cause disease. Her investigations primarily focus on the pathogens E. coli and Listeria monocytogenes and how they actually cause food-borne illnesses.
After receiving a bachelor's degree and 2005 doctoral degree from Mississippi State, she completed post-doctoral work at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md.
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Homecomingby Bernhard Schlink
Growing up with his mother in Germany, Peter Debauer knows little about his father, an apparent victim of the Second World War. But when he stumbles upon a few pages from a long-lost novel, Peter embarks on a quest that leads him across Europe to the United States, chasing fragments of a story within a story and a master of disguises who may or may not exist. Homecoming is a tale of fathers and sons, men and women, war and peace. It reveals the humanity that survives the trauma of war and the ongoing possibility for redemption.
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Peter Dabauer's determined search for an author and the ending of a book marks the starting point for his own literary journey, but his answers yield only more questions in Schlink's new novel. Dabauer's life symbolically resembles the book's exploits while he is further befuddled by increasing discoveries about his own path and its connection to the potential author. Like all quests, his is not particularly linear and he is often interrupted by his own present-day tribulations. Paul Michael keeps readers enthralled with a soft and mellow voice that connects words and sentences fluidly. He instills Dabauer's first-person tone with a light Germanic accent, which personalizes Dabauer to listeners. Simultaneous release with the Pantheon hardcover (Reviews, Oct. 15, 2007). (Feb.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Schlink's phenomenal The Readeris a hard act to follow, and while this new work doesn't quite measure up, it's still very, very good. Raised in post-World War II Germany by a tight-lipped single mother who consents to send him off to Switzerland each summer to visit his paternal grandparents, Peter Debauer jostles modestly through life. In childhood, he became fascinated with a set edited by his grandfather called Novels for Your Reading Pleasure and Entertainmentand particularly with the story of a returning soldier that has poignant personal echoes. Tracking down the apartment where he believes the story took places leads him not only to a complicated affair with a woman named Barbara but to questions about his father, presumably lost during the war. The truth turns out to be unsettlingly different, and Peter ends up in New York on a mission. Neatly tucked into the present, the slow unfolding of Peter's past is intriguing, and the novel climaxes with some frighteningly intense scenes. The one surprise is that the language can sometimes sound routine, even clichéd, which may be the translation. Nevertheless, this is definitely recommended for all libraries. [See Prepub Alert, LJ9/15/07.]
Barbara Hoffert
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- 01/08/2008
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HomecomingA novel
By Bernhard Schlink
Random House Large PrintCopyright © 2008 Bernhard Schlink
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Chapter 1
When I was young, I spent the summer holidays with my grandparents in Switzerland. My mother would take me to the station and put me on the train, and when I was lucky I could stay put and arrive six hours later at the platform where Grandfather would be waiting for me. When I was less lucky, I had to change trains at the border. Once I took the wrong train and sat there in tears until a friendly conductor dried them and after a few stations put me on another train, entrusting me to another conductor, who then in similar fashion passed me on to the next, so that I was transported to my goal by a whole relay of conductors.
I enjoyed those train trips: the vistas of passing towns and landscapes, the security of the compartment, the independence. I had ticket and passport, food and reading; I needed no one and had no one telling me what to do. In the Swiss trains I missed the compartments, but then every seat was either a window or aisle seat and I didn't need to fear being squeezed between two people. Besides, the bright wood of the Swiss seats was smarter than the red-brown German plastic, just as the gray of the coaches, the trilingual inscription "SBB—CFF—FFS," and the coat of arms with the whitecross in the red field were nobler than the dirty green with the inscription "DB." I was proud to be half Swiss even though I was more at home with both the shabbiness of the German trains and the shabbiness of the city my mother and I lived in and the people we lived with.
The station of the city on the lake, the goal of my journey, was the end of the line. The moment I set foot on the platform I couldn't miss Grandfather: he was a tall, powerful man with dark eyes, a bushy white mustache, and a bald pate, wearing an off-white linen jacket and straw hat and carrying a walking stick. He radiated reliability. I thought of him as tall even after I outgrew him and powerful even after he had to lean on the walking stick. As late as my student days he would occasionally take my hand during our walks. It made me uncomfortable but did not embarrass me.
My grandparents lived a few towns away on the lake, and when the weather was fine Grandfather and I would take the boat there rather than the train. The boat I liked best was the big old paddle-steamer, the one that let you see the engine's glistening oil-coated bronze-and-steel rods and cages in the middle at work. It had many decks, covered and uncovered. We would stand on the open foredeck, breathe the wind in, and watch the small towns appear and disappear, the gulls circle the ship, the sailboats flaunt their billowing sails, and the water-skiers perform their tricks. Sometimes we could make out the Alps behind the hills, and Grandfather would identify the peaks by name. Each time I found it a miracle that the path of light cast by the sun on the water, glistening serenely in the middle and shattering into prancing slivers on the edges, followed along with the boat. I am sure that early on Grandfather laid out the optical explanation for it, but even today I think of it as a miracle. The path of light begins wherever I happen to be.
Chapter 2
In the summer of my eighth year my mother had no money for a ticket. She found a long-distance truck driver—I have no idea how—to take me to the border and hand me over to another driver, who would drop me off at my grandparents' house.
We were to meet at the freight depot. My mother was busy and could not stay. She deposited me and my suitcase at the entrance and ordered me not to budge from the spot. I stood there anxiously watching each passing truck, relieved and discouraged in turn as they passed. They were bigger and made more of a roar and stink than I had realized: they were monsters.
I don't know how long I waited. I was too young to have a watch. After a while I perched on my suitcase and jumped up whenever a truck seemed to slow down and want to stop. Finally one did stop. The driver hoisted me and the suitcase into the cabin, and his mate placed me in the bed behind the seat. They told me to keep my mouth shut and my head below the side of the bed and sleep. It was still light, but even after it got dark I couldn't sleep. At first the driver or his mate would turn and curse me if my head stuck up above the bed; then they forgot about me, and I could look outside.
My field of vision was narrow, but I was able to watch the sun go down through the passenger-seat window. I caught only fragments of the conversation between the driver and his mate: it had to do with the Americans and the French, deliveries and payments. I was almost lulled to sleep by the regularly recurring sound, the regular, restrained tremor of the truck as it passed over the large slabs forming the surface of the Autobahn in those days. But the Autobahn soon came to an end, and we drove over bad, hilly country roads, where the driver could not dodge the potholes and was constantly shifting gears. It was an uneasy journey through the night.
The truck kept stopping: faces would appear in the side windows, the driver and his mate would climb in and out, let down the tailboard, shove the cargo around and restack it. Many of the stops were factories and warehouses with bright lights and loud voices; others were dark filling stations, rest areas, and open fields. The driver and his mate may well have combined their official duties with a bit of business on the side—smuggling or fencing—which lengthened their time on the road.
In any case, by the time we reached the border the truck I was supposed to meet had left, and I spent the dawn hours in a town whose name I do not recall. The main square had a church, a new building or two, and many roofless buildings with empty windows. As it began to get light, people came to set up a market, hauling sacks, crates, and baskets on large, flat two-wheeled carts, to which they had hitched themselves between the shafts with loops over their shoulders. All night I had been afraid of the captain and his helmsman, of being attacked by pirates, of having to pee. Now I was afraid both of being picked up by someone who would do as he pleased with me and of going unnoticed, being left to my own devices.
Just as the sun grew so warm that I began to feel uncomfortable on the fully exposed bench, from which I dared not stray, a car with an open top stopped at the side of the road. The driver remained in the car, but the woman beside him got out, put my suitcase in the trunk, and pointed to the backseat. Whether it was the large car, the fancy clothes the driver and his companion wore, the self-assured and nonchalant way they had of moving, or the fact that just over the Swiss border they bought me my very first ice cream—for a long time thereafter I pictured them whenever I heard or read about the rich. Were they smugglers or fences like the truck drivers? I found them equally creepy, though they were young and treated me with consideration, like a little brother, and delivered me to my grandparents in time for lunch.
Chapter 3
The house my grandparents lived in had been built by a globetrotter of an architect: it had eaves supported by artfully hewn wooden struts, a formidable mezzanine bay window, a top-floor balcony adorned with gargoyles, and windows framed by round stone-in-stone arches—a combination colonial country seat, Spanish fortress, and Romanesque cloister. Yet it held together.
The garden helped to make it a whole: there were two tall fir trees to the left of the house, a large apple tree to the right, a thick old box hedge in front, and wild vines climbing up the walls. The garden was spacious: there was a veritable meadow between the street and the house; there were vegetable beds, tomato and bean plants, raspberry, blackberry, and currant bushes, a compost pile to the right of the house, and, to the left, a wide gravel path leading to the rear entrance, which was framed by two hydrangea bushes. The gravel would crunch underfoot, and by the time Grandfather and I had reached the entrance Grandmother would have heard us coming and opened the door.
The crunch of the gravel, the buzz of the bees, the scratch of the hoe or rake in the garden—since those summers at my grandparents' these have been summer sounds; the bitter scent of the sun-drenched boxwood, the rank odor of the compost, summer smells; and the stillness of the early afternoon, when no child calls, no dog barks, no wind blows, summer stillness. The street where my mother and I lived was full of traffic. Whenever a tram or truck drove by, the windows rattled, and whenever the machines used to demolish and reconstruct the neighborhood buildings bombed during the war went into operation, the floors shook. There was little or no traffic where my grandparents lived, neither in front of the house nor in the nearby town. Whenever a horse and cart drove past, my grandfather would tell me to fetch a shovel and pail and we would coolly collect the dung for the compost pile.
The town had a train station, a landing stage for boats, a few shops, and two or three restaurants, one of which served no alcohol, and my grandparents sometimes took me there for Sunday lunch. Every other day, Grandfather made the rounds of the dairy, the baker's, and the cooperative grocer's, with occasional side trips to the pharmacy or shoemaker's. He wore his off-white linen jacket and a likewise off-white linen cap and carried a notebook in his pocket, one that Grandmother had made by sewing together bits and pieces of blank paper and that he used for shopping lists. He held his walking stick in one hand and my hand in the other. I carried the old leather shopping bag, which, since we made the rounds every other day, was never so full as to weigh me down.
Did Grandfather take me shopping every other day just to make me happy? I loved going shopping: the smell of the Appenzeller and Gruyère in the dairy, the scent of the fresh bread in the bakery, the variety and quantity of food in the grocery. It was so much nicer than the small shop my mother sent me to because she could buy on credit there.
After our shopping expedition we would walk to the lake, feed the swans and ducks with stale bread, and watch the boats sail past or take on and let off passengers. I felt the stillness here as well. The waves beating against the seawall—that too was a summer sound.
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Bernhard Schlink was born in Germany. He is the author of the internationally best-selling novel The Reader, which was an Oprah's Book Club selection. He lives in Berlin and New York.
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Bernhard Schlink stunned the reading public with his brilliant novel 1999 THE READER and once again with HOMECOMING he proves he is one of our most important authors today. Written in German and translated by Michael Henry Heim, HOMECOMING addresses, as did THE READER, the prolonged impact of the WW II fall of Germany on the lives of those who survived it. Not only is this a gripping story of a deserted son's search for his mysterious father, it is also a treatise reflecting on the horrors of evil and challenges the responsibility of those who perpetrated it and those who 'allowed' or were victims of its perpetration. There is much profound philosophy in these pages, enough to make the reader stop, think, turn to other resources for references, and become transported by the mind of a truly gifted writer. Peter DeBauer was raised by his distant mother who refused to inform him about his father, a mysterious man who apparently wrote novels edited and published by is own parents (Peter's paternal grandparents with whom he has an intense bond) yet 'disappeared' form his life to become involved in surviving the war by moving to Switzerland and eventually to America where he became established as a political science professor at Columbia University where, as John De Bauer, he became a highly regarded professor and mind manipulator. The story concerns Peter's quest for finding his father, a journey that places him in locations throughout Europe, seeking bits and fragments of information from anyone even slightly connected with the information he has about his father, finding solace and love from various women, and eventually results in his compulsive trip to New York to investigate the infamous John De Bauer, only to be caught up in a fascinating retreat in the frozen tundra of Upstate New York, learning the truth about his shadowy father. 'Sometimes I feel a longing for the Odysseus who learned the tricks and lies of the confidence man..., set out restless in the world, sought adventure and came out on top, won over my mother with his charm, and made up novels with great gusto and theories with playful levity. But I know it is not Johann Debauer or John De Baur I long for it is the image I have made of my father and hung in my heart.' The magic of reading Schlink's books is the discovery of a mixture of brilliant story development with indelibly rich characters and the sharing of philosophizing about death, murder, suicide, guilt, and history's influence on who we will become. 'At what degree of cold, hunger, pressure, or fear does the layer of civilization start to peel away?' Yes, other writers are dealing with the scars left on the German mind living in the aftermath of the atrocities of national guilt. But few do it so eloquently and with such brilliant skill as Bernhard Schlink. At novel's end, the reader is consumed with the desire to start the book all over again. Highly recommended. Grady Harp
Homecoming is a thrilling yet heart warming story of a sons journey to discover his father. I loved how each of his relationships either with his grandparents, mother, or ex-girlfriends son was so in-depth and surprising. All of Schlinks novels have wonderful unsuspected endings. I could not set this book down. Wonderful, compelling, almost as good as "The Reader."
I didn't like this novel. Found it hard to read. Couldn't understand it. Don't recommend it.


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