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I need info, please.
I'm making a new growing bed and have decided to try the lasagna layering idea.
My question is regarding the bermuda grass that's in the area where the bed will be.
As far as I know, the newspapers should go down right on the sod. Does that still apply, when the sod contains bermudagrass??? Won't it send those tough roots right up through the layers???? Any ideas will be appreciated.:)
Lasagna Layers over Bermuda Grass?
I need info, please.
i tilled first and tried to get the grass out as much as possible. then layed the newspaper then my dirt. it seems to be working.
Thanks for your info, Farmgirl. How long along did you do your bed? TQ - Regenia
Farmgirl, did you do this over bermuda?! And it's WORKING?! LUCKY YOU! LOL! How did you do it? Just newspaper and then compostables on top of that? How thick was the newspaper?
I haven't tried the newspaper layering thing, but did build a 12" tall raised bed on top of bermuda and it grew right on up to the top. After fighting it for three years, that bed's coming out. We already bulldozed the real grasy half of it and found runners still at the original ground level sending up shoots to the top of the soil in the bed 11" up. Nasty stuff!! Pure evil. *grin*
Wingnut... farmgirl21 is out of the country. she is in Italy, she will be back in a week or so. just didn't want u to think she is ignoring ur inquiry.... ma vie
Thanks, MaVie! I saw her post about going to Italy and wanted to hide in her suitcase! LOL! But when I posted this, I didn't remember that. So thanks!
I hope she sees this when she comes back so I can find out how she killed that nasty scourge! I have an acre of it (old family garden plot covered in it) that I sure would like to get rid of. If she doesn't see it, I think I'll e-mail her.
Thanks again!
hang in there Wingnut, am sure soon as Nancy/Farmgirl21 get back and settled. she will be here to give details of how she dealt with the problem.
Wingnut, Bermuda is definitely the plant from you-know-where, which is where its roots start, I firmly believe.
They referred to it as a weed in our MG class, and they got a lot of cheers for that one. I have had pretty good success in doing one of two things (and sometimes both):
1. Roundup - two applications, extra-strength, about two weeks apart. And/or
2. Till the ground, and go through it on hands and knees pulling out every bit of bermuda root I can find.
Chances are good that doing BOTH 1 and 2, then laying down a THICK layer of newspaper and other mulch will pretty much take care of the Bermuda. Provided that the surrounding turf isn't allowed to get close enough to send runners under and into that new bed. I've just about decided that ridding our lawn of Bermuda is a worthwhile, long-term endeavor.
Thanks, Vols! I was afraid it would take all that, but kind of especting it at the same time. Have you ever heard of or tried solarizing the soil? One website said it would work, but I don't know.
when you use roundup, how long do you need to wait to plant something in that spot? I don't mean when you are making a lasagna bed.
Solarizing is good, if you are totally certain to shut out every sliver of light. A tiny beam will be enough to keep some persistent things alive for several years! I covered a walkway area in Austin with black plastic, that extra heavy stuff you see on concrete pours. Then I placed flat path rocks on top of the plastic, with metal edging along the rocks, to form the path. I planted monkey grass along the edging away from the rocks, to hide the metal, and it grew like that for four years. When I moved, I wanted those nice rocks, so I took them out and pulled up the plastic, intending to sod the path. Under the plastic, incredibly, was thick white bermuda. Within two weeks, it was green and had almost filled in the entire area. When I examined the plastic, there were a few minute openings, about the size of a grain of sand and no more than half a dozen to a square foot, where the rocks had apparently rubbed as we walked on them. Even though the flat rocks still blocked most of the light, enough got through to keep that dratted grass alive, and I'm sure it would have eventually found its way into the thick border of monkey grass.
Hmmm. Now I thought solarizing relies on heat, and requires clear plastic - blocking out light isn't the issue, so much as building up high, sustained heat under the plastic. In fact, black plastic will not build up the same amount of heat as clear plastic.
I don't know if solarization would kill Bermuda - I understand it's used to kill weed seeds and pathogens in the soil. But I don't know if it will successfully kill established Bermuda.
Regarding how soon to plant after applying Roundup - here's what I learned in our MG class:
1. It must be applied at least two hours before rain or watering the area in order to ensure it won't be washed off.
2. It takes 7-10 days to show the effects. For heavy stands of Bermuda, you may want to apply it twice - the second application a week or so after the first, to any areas that are still green.
Since it's systemic, I think you want to wait until you see the effects working - if you sever the plant stems from the roots before that happens, the active ingredients won't reach the roots, and may not kill the entire plant.
Thanks y'all! Yeah, Aimee, I've had a similar experience with bermuda. Nasty stuff!!!
From what I've read, I think the decision black or clear plastic depends on how hot your summers get. I don't know for sure and can't think straight right now. ;-) I do know that the Old Family Garden Plot is almost an acre big, so there's plenty of room to experiment with all the methods. I think we'll do that later this year ~ 4 or 6 separate areas, one black plastic, one clear, one Roundup, one newspaper, one control, etc. Sounds like a plan!
Here's an analogy that helped me understand why clear plastic is necessary for solarization.
Think about getting in your car on a cold but sunny winter day. The inside is nice and toasty warm, because the sun's rays are intensified as they pass through the clear windows to the car's interior. Since the windows are rolled up tight, the heat is trapped inside. That's why your plastic must be snug all around the bed you're solarizing - you want to capture that heat and let it build up as much as possible.
Now consider if you had something black to prevent the light passing through your car windows. Your car would likely be almost as cold as outdoors, although the blocking material would be warmed from the heat it absorbed.
If I may make a small contribution: I had a patch of grass - it may have been quackgrass or bermuda, I'm not sure - that I wanted to get rid of. What I finally did was lay down huge pieces of very thick cardboard (it was about 4 times as thick as normal cardboard) and then covered the cardboard with 4" of mushroom compost.
I did this last fall, and so far not one blade of grass has shown itself. The cardboard method worked very well for me.
Dave, I am so happy to read that, because my entire front yard has been covered with heavy cardboard for three years. (That wasn't the original plan, needless to say!)Lately, the cats have dug some holes in it, and up popped ruellia, so I figured the other weedy stuff would do the same thing when I moved the cardboard. So I let it stay, intending to pile more cardboard and newspaper on top of the first layer when I was able to handle peat to top that. If your cardboard stopped grass, maybe mine did, too. Most of it is intact. This was very large packing boxes from mattresses and appliances, overlapped at least 12" where they joined. Maybe I will leave it down, pile on top of it and never know if there was anything surviving under the first layer.
Bumping this back up hoping to hear how the new beds are doing now.
DH and I are planning to make a new bed this fall. I'd love any input. Our area will be about 4' X 70', so I'm hoping for the easiest way to keep the burmuda out permantly. Not the easiest way to make the bed......the best way in the long run to get rid of the burmuda....LOL
Couple of problems that don't seem to have been addressed previously.
1. Burmuda thrives with solarization. It's strong suit is not only surviving but thriving in intense heat and drought.
2. Burmuda grows by three methods: seed, rhizomes, and stolens. It can regenerate itself through any of those methods. So basically what you are looking at to get rid of it is tilling to a depth of at least 2 feet to get the rhizonmes, hand picking or Round Upping the stolens. Preventing the spread of new seeds is even tougher. They are so small they can be carrying in your irrigation system or passed completely in tact through animal intestines and survive in manure and bird droppings. So unless you have a way to keep birds from fllying over, not to mention your neighbor's runners from creeping, eliminating Burmuda altogether is pretty unlikely.
Here is some info on a method that may get rid of most of it assuming vigalant after care
Well, Dave's old farm was blessed with an absence of bermudagrass and he had great soil. (We compared notes many times when he lived in Tennessee.)
Bermudagrass is one of the most persistent weeds I've ever dealt with. Tilling and handpicking the roots works in theory, but rototilling to a depth of two feet is a bit misleading: rototilling to that depth is not possible with most rototillers on the market and using larger farm implements that can till the soil to that depth is impractical in most most urban and suburban gardens.
Roundup - as far as I know - requires leaf surface to "uptake" the systemic into the plant's vascular system. Spraying it on chopped up rhizomes isn't likely to do much good ;-(
I've pretty much concluded that Bermudagrass is a weed I can only keep at bay through regular maintenance - pulling up runners and roots when the soil has the proper looseness and moisture content, applying mulch and occasionally spraying with Roundup.
And when I go on a rampage and try to eradicate it, I am reminded of the advice: if gardening is a baseball game, nature bats last ;o)
Poast is a weedkiller that one member reports is excellent at killing bermuda and other warm-season creeping grasses. I haven't tried it yet - it's not easy to find and is fairly pricey.
The thing that really irks me is that home builders are allowed to plant it without even giving the home buyer the option of another choice. Buyers get all these options for carpeting and counter top and cabinet finishes, etc. but rarely do they have any option or say in the exterior. So they have this lovely new home on a lot with burmuda weed, trees that are often poorly planted and in all the wrong places, and hedges and foundation plantings that are invasives because the builders choose based almost exclsively on what grows the fastest.
While a little off topic, I couldn't help replying since it is a sore subject for me.
I agree with PvillePlanter that landscape contractors get away with some really poor plantings. While we don't have the trouble with Bermuda grass like our southern friends, we still suffer from poor landscaping. I've hired three different (and supposedly 'the best' landscapers in our area, and have been disappointed every time. I'm now committed to doing it all myself - and was hoping to pick up a few lasagna bed pointers from this thread myself.
Speaking of amending soil, each year I now purchase 16 cubic yards each of top soil and mulch to build new raised beds (We've got 18 acres, and have a long way to go). Then I amend with whatever compost and I have from last year.
The last contractor I tried was putting in a row of 50 Douglas Fir for me to block the view of the highway. About halfway through the job, he asks "Can we use some of that soil over there? It's a lot better than this stuff we brought with us." I was outraged, and had a big fight with him over the soil he already put in.
Maybe it's time for a new forum like "I know a good contractor"
Anyhow, please go back to talking about Lasagna beds. I've said my peace. :)
Maybe we should all quit our day jobs and become contractors :-)
I agree that most landscapers are stuck in a mindset which is why you see so many "cookie-cutter" foundation plantings and the same trees used.
In our experience, builders will give you the ability to make many choices (even in non-custom homes) as long as you insert yourself into the process from the get-go. In both homes we built, we were very involved in nearly every facet, from floorplan changes, adding a laundry chute and square footage, choice of cabinetry finishes and details, wall texture, electrical outlets and switches, stereo and internet wiring, etc. I picked out every sink, faucet, plumbing fixture, molding, etc. (And it's a LOT of work to make all those choices!)
We allowed the builder to put in Bermudagrass both times - not because it was our first choice but with the adjoining lots already sodded with it, it seemed to be an uphill battle to try fescue. Plus, the cost of maintaining a fescue lawn in Oklahoma is a daunting prospect at best ;o)
If we ever build again, undoubtedly we'll make a different lawn grass choice AND I will also be a lot pickier about where they place the outside spigots. (That's one thing that didn't occur to me to specify until it was too late.)
A landscaper that is reasonably priced, creative AND doesn't have a huge ego is a rare find ;o)
Does St Augustine not do well in OK?
PP....I'm not certain what St Augustine is, but being an Okie all my life, burmuda is the choice for lawns. I'd say close to 95% of OK (central to west) is burmuda. It does make a beautiful lawn. How well does St Augustine do in the extreme heat?
St. Augustine grass, Stenotaphrum secundatum (Walt.) Kuntze, is a perennial robust grass widely used for pastures and lawns. St. Augustine grass is a coarse textured, stoloniferous species that roots at the nodes. Unlike bermudagrass, St. Augustine grass does not have rhizomes. It produces satisfactory turf at moderate levels of maintenance, effectively competes with weeds and other grasses and has only a few serious pests. In moist, warm climates St. Augustine grass maintains a satisfactory turf cover with only occasional mowing. In drier climates (below 30 inches annual rainfall) it survives with supplemental irrigation. At higher maintenance levels, St. Augustine grass produces a thick, lush, dark green turf that is highly preferred by homeowners.
In my area, it is considered to be the best compromise between burmuda (very invasive) and fescues (very costly to maintain)
For more info see http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/plantanswers/turf/publications/staug.html
My experience with St. Agustine grass is that it will croud out bermuda over time and is itself easy to get rid of! Go figure! But, it is too course for my tastes. My current goal is to keep lawn grass to a minimum. For that I am looking at Buffalo grass for a minimal lawn in a native/adapted plant landsape.
my DH has been trying some plugs of zoysia for the last couple of years because they are hardy and drought tolerant. Problem is they are also very slow growing so the augustine and burmuda it was intented to replace don't give it too much of a chance.
St. Augustine wasn't widely available in Oklahoma, at least not within a 50-mile radius of Tulsa.
The choices were pretty much Bermuda (sod or seed), Fescue (mostly seed, sod was expensive) and Zoysia (plugs - and very expensive.)
St. Agustine may not be suitable for Northern OK. I was told that it might winter kill some years here especially if cut too short going into winter.
Best place for St Augustine is in a hanging pot. It's beautiful. I'm still working on this great grass/weed kill method. More to come. Sidney
LOL....that's kinda like me when it comes to pampas grass.....best place for it is in a yard.....as long as it somebody else's yard!
According to the St. Augustine site, most of Oklahoma is out of range. Not only that, but apparently there are no seeds to be had now. None of the seeds have been viable in the last few years. The farmers have given up. One would have to buy plugs.
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The Israeli news portal YNET (hat tip: National Review's Media Blog) reports that at a media conference Monday in Jerusalem, Bureau Chief Steven Erlanger criticized Israel's lack of "proportionality" in its counterattack against Hezbollah after that Lebanon-based terrorist group crossed into Israel and killed and kidnapped Israeli soldiers.
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YNET has more wisdom from Erlanger: "The New York Times bureau chief also said that Israelis 'were not interested in whether 1,000 Lebanese civilians needed to die,' adding that the question of 'whether Israel fought a proportional war is not much of interest here (in Israel).'
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Never mind that merely "proportional" counterattacks ("proportional" being a concept of war the world applies only to Israel) would spell suicide for a small country surrounded by hostile nations. How many Israelis does Erlanger think should have had to die in a war started by Hezbollah, to satisfy his obsession with "proportionality"?
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A good cup of coffee is one of my many weakness and I don't believe in having caffeine free with it whats the point. If I want caffeine free fir example on a night I will have a herbal tea. Caffeine free coffee is just plain wrong and coffee that's bean mucked around with.
Now Taylors of Harrogate is one of my favorite makers of coffee and as they own Bettys to It is easy for me to pop into t get some freshly ground coffee to have but failing that I will buy these packets from the supermarket.
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The package is green and yellow with what I assume is the manufacturer trying to depict an Italian scene of Hills It tells you that it is a Dark roast, 4 (strength guide up to 5) It is a foil fresh bag to retain it's freshness for longer after purchase. But this packaging isn't recyclable.
Coffee details
Coffee Origin: Central America, South America
Coffee Type: Ground Coffee
Roast Colour: Rich Roast
Coffee Range: Signature Blends
Caffeine: This is a very strong blend with an average of 250mg of caffeine per 200ml cup
The taste test
I make the coffee in a cafetiere and use to scoops of coffee for a 8 cup cafetiere. To not let the coffee become "burnt" i allow the kettle once it has boiled to cool slightly for 2-3 minutes. As you put the coffee in the cafetiere you get the lovely dark aroma of the this coffee. I allow this to "Brew" for a few minutes and then plunge the coffee. I take this coffee with milk. The smell is that warm smell that reminds you of earth when it has been turned in the rain. The taste of this coffee is deep and velvety there is no bitterness which can often be the case with the more fuller strength coffee's instead you are left with a lingering taste, which reminds you of a proper coffee made in Italy from one of their posh coffee machines. You can feel the caffeine kick in and get the buzz of this coffee fairly quickly and I think for this reason it is a good wake you cup of coffee or to help you get over a hangover coffee.
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I have seen this coffee for sale in Tescos Sainsburys and Waitrose as well as it been available on line form Taylors of Harrogate. The average price of this coffee is £2.65. I think this represents great value for a gusty cup of coffee.
Having been pleased with other Tailor's coffee, I thought that this would be a good coffee to try next. I bought it at Waitrose, and it was around £2.50 for a 227g pack I think, though I can't remember exactly. That is about an average price for a bag of coffee I think. It is labeled as a strength 4, and I would say that is about right, it is definitely a good bit stronger than their Cafe Imperial. I made some for my housemate, and he said he thought it was quite strong, though he rarely drinks any coffee and is perhaps not a good judge, though he did enjoy it. I didn't think it was greatly different in strength than many of the weaker strength 5 types, but I suppose it can vary depend on brewing times and amount used. The coffee has a good complex rich flavour, very satisfying, and not at all bitter. I think I would describe it as smooth, though their Cafe Imperial is smoother. When brewed a bit longer this coffee seemed to share some of the lightly astringent acidic notes that the Cafe Imperial had, which was pleasantly refreshing. I couldn't detect any bitter notes in this coffee, which is a good thing too. I thought it had a much rounder complete flavour than the Taylor's Lava Java coffee, and a nicer aroma. I have tried using it in the espresso machine but it didn't work particularly well, it certainly makes a terrific brew in the cafetiere though, and I imagine it would do similarly in a filter machine too. I wouldn't buy this if you were intending on making espressos. If you use a cafetiere or a similar way to make your coffee then I would recommend it fully, providing that you like your coffee strongish.
Yet another coffee in the Taylors of Harrogate range and this one is every bit as good as the Take It Easy variety except that it does have twice the caffeine in it.When I say that, I mean that is is regular strength, its just that the Take it Easy is only half the strength of this one. Does that seem clear? Described as rich Italian (well wouldn't we all like one of those? Nudge, nudge, wink, wink) it is rich, dark and full-bodied. Stick your nose in the bag and have a good sniff, but not too close or you'll end up with more up your nose than in your coffee machine and that just won't do you know. Anyway the smell is divine I tell you, simply divine so let's get brewing and I'll tell you about the taste. I'll get around to an opinion on my new coffee machine soon, honest I will. It does indeed make a perfect espresso (great for the morning after the night before I'd say) and of course it makes a great base for your cappuccino too. Of course you can make a good jug of filter coffee with it too. Again, the general guide is one dessertspoon of coffee per person, it's a good way to start off with, but not the law, you will find your own preference as you go along. It's a dark roast this one so you expect the flavour to be stronger and the description on the pack says it is bittersweet, but it is still smooth and easy to drink. I find that two mugs (sorry I don't do cups) is enough to satisfy my caffeine cravings for the day, and then I want a nice mug of tea whereas with the Take It Easy flavour I can drink it all day. Taylors have been around since 1886 and have a good reputation in the coffee world apparently. I found this quite funny to read, as I'd never heard of them until about a week ago!Showing my ignorance again there, but never mind that. Joking aside I've tried two of the blends that they make now and I've been very happy with both of them
so far. On the back of the pack they list the others in the range suitable for all occasions which are:- Café Imperial, a classic house blend. Decaffe,naturally decaffeinated. Dinner Party, rich, smooth after dinner coffee. Hot Java Lava,with a high caffeine kick. Lazy Sunday,a smooth coffee to linger over. I can't wait to try these out, but I may have to wait until I get a few more DooYoo miles in first, it's an expensive business this coffee lark once you get started, especially when you need lots and lots of chunky Kit Kats to go with it! Just adding the pack size here as Iforgot earlier.It's 227g,enjoy!
Rich Italian from Taylors of Harrogate is ideal for those who like their coffee luxuriously smooth, just as they do on the Mediterranean


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Peter Appelbaum is a professor of mathematics and science education at William Paterson College of New Jersey. He has for some time been interested in the politics of mathematics education: his doctoral dissertation in Social Foundations at the University of Michigan, "Popular Culture, Professional Discourse, and Mathematics Education," was about the ways in which people construct commonsense notions of what mathematics "is." Peter attended the Geometry Forum's Summer Institute in Swarthmore, PA in 1993.
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This article will go over the basics for installing Xen App 6 Fundamentals on a Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1.
Prep Work
The Xen App 6 requires the .Net Framework 3.5.11 Feature, the Remote Desktop Services Role with the Remote Desktop Session Host and Remote Desktop Licensing Role Services Installed before starting the Citrix Install Program.
After installing the Roles and Features, reboot the server to ensure that the Roles and Features took properly.
Making an image or snapshot of the server is highly recommended at this point.
WARNING:If the Citrix Install fails at any point during installation, it will be impossible to undo the changes made and a complete re-install/re-image will be necessary.
After a backup has been made and the server has been freshly rebooted, you are now ready to being your installation.
Citrix provides an all in one install program available from the Citrix Xen App Download Site. You will need to provide an account that will serve as the access account to the Xen App Database. Proceed through the installation program and reboot whenever prompted.
Integration with ThinManager
After Xen App has been installed, we begin the business of integrating it with ThinManager. ThinManager has the ability to use Citrix to either display the Terminal Server Desktop, or a specific application -- a Published Application in Citrix Vernacular.
Specifying a Published Application
There are multiple ways to Publish an Application, but for the sake of this article we will be doing everything through the Citrix Delivery Services Console.
- Start > All Programs > Citrix > Management Consoles > Citrix Delivery Services Console
- Expand: Citrix Resources > XenApp > Citrix XenApp Fundamentals
- Right Click: Applications > Publish Application
Proceed through the Wizard
- Name: Specify a name for the Published Application, you may specify a description that will be visible via the web portal, but not ThinManager. Note: Spaces are not acceptable characters when setting up a Published Application for use with ThinManager.
- Type: We can choose what type of application to publish, either a Desktop, a piece of content (single file, network path, etc) or an Application. It is important to note that the Application Type must be set to Installed application when Publishing an Application.
- Location: Specify the location of the Application or Resource that you want to install.
- Server: Specify the server in your farm that will run your specified application. Since this server will be running the Application, it must be present or accessible from the server you specify.
- Users: You have the option to allow anonymous users or specified users. If you choose to specify a user you must use the Operating System User Selector (either Local Users or Active Directory, depending on your setup). The reason for this is that the Thin Client can also be setup to automatically log into Windows and this prevents having to setup duplicate users on both the Windows and Citrix sides.
- Shortcut Presentation: Here we have the option to change the Published Application's icon; this has no effect on ThinManager and is used in the Citrix Web Portal.
- Publish Immediately: Clicking Finish will Publish the Application and allow it to be accessed via ThinManager.
Grabbing the XML Port Number
After proceeding through the Publish Application Wizard, its time to setup ThinManager to access the Citrix Server. Before we go setup the ThinManager Server, we need to grab the XML Port number from the Citrix Web Interface Management Console.
Start > All Programs > Citrix > Management Consoles > Citrix Web Interface Management Console
Select: XenApp WebSites > Internal Site
The port number will be listed in the bottom center window pane.
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For more in-depth information about Display Client options, see the Display Clients Article
For more in-depth information about how to setup a Display Client for use with Citrix, see the Citrix ICA Article
- From within ThinManager Create a new Display Client and proceed through the Wizard until you come to the Terminal Services Display Client Type page and select Citrix ICA Servers.
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- Check the 'Use a Citrix Published Application' check box and specify the name of the Published Application you wish to access. This is the case sensitive Application Name that was defined earlier.
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2015 remix of the 1983 hit "Say Say Say" originally recorded with Michael Jackson for the album Pipes of Peace. The 12" sleeve is printed in silver and black and takes transparent vinyl colouring. The lead track is the full song as featured on the bonus disc accompanying the 2015 remastered Pipes of Peace album as part of the Paul McCartney Archive Collection. The B-side is an instrumental version of the song by John "Jellybean" Benitez as featured on the original 12" single, remastered exclusively for this piece.
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Religious Pluralism in Europe & Asia: Conditions, Modes, and Consequences (Conference)
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A joint venture by the Department of Religious Studies, The University of Texas at Austin, and the Käte Hamburger Kolleg at Ruhr-Universität Bochum.
Part I: From Antiquity up to the Times of Colonialism
Date: September 28-30, 2012
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The history of religions across Asia and Europe always developed and still proceeds under plural conditions. They constitute a challenge for many religious traditions and their interrelations range over a wide spectrum of conditions, modes, and consequences. They include contact, coexistence, assimilation, and conflict and they are influenced by many factors.
The two conferences will address themselves to both synchronic and diachronic aspects of this phenomenon, which reaches from the first millenium BCE into our present times. Some of the issues are modes of encounter (both symmetric and asymmetric), internal pluralisation, the role of social class, attempts to conceal diachronic transformations, and, of course, the political and legal regulation of religious plurality.
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Thousands trailed from hole to hole, "oohing" and "aahing" even when they had no idea what was happening, while wiser heads walked ahead to await the passing of the pied piper of golf. Mingling unnoticed with the crowds were his Thai mother Kultida, and his girlfriend Joanna Jagoda, 22, who rarely got near her famous boyfriend, but appeared happy to be part of the excitement he was generating.
The charismatic multi-millionaire plays golf like no one else and the crowds that are following him this week are likewise unparalleled in a sport more closely associated with Pringle sweaters than the cults of football or pop star celebrity. His fans are of all ages and nationalities. Liam Brown, 13, from Perth, explained the attraction: "He is number one. He is brilliant. There's no one else like him."
When the Tiger circus arrived at tee or green, it included three police officers on "streaker alert" - a lap dancer in a black bra and thong got to him last year during the Open at Carnoustie - and around 60 golf writers and photographers. No other player in history has taken such a large journalistic entourage with him in the opening rounds of a championship.
In the next two days, Tiger will attempt to become the youngest player to complete a career "grand slam" of all four major championships. Nick Faldo said this week that the American had set a new benchmark, and, in a moment of fitting symbolism in the first Open of the new millennium, Woods arrived on the first tee as Jack Nicklaus bowed out of the tournament that he once dominated on the adjacent 18th green. The king is dead, long live the king.