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Today we watched a French produced Arabic movie called Bab El Shams (La Porte du Soleil, The Gate of the Sun). It's based on the novel by Elias Khoury and directed by Yousry Nasrallah.
The movie tells a number of people's intertwined stories, and through their stories tells the story of Palestine and the Palestinian people.
The whole story is told pretty objectively and touches on all sides.
It starts when Palestine was under British colonization, when the whole Zionist-state idea started coming into place, and shows how the Palestinian people suffered and were thrown out of their homes and lands under the pretense that Israel was securing its borders (which reminds us of the apartheid wall today).
The movie goes on to show how Arabs didn't do enough to help Palestinians and that many armies were just sitting around doing nothing while Palestinians were being killed and driven out of their lands, just because they didn't have any orders from their leaders.
It then follows the journey of Palestinians and how they were thrown in different countries where they were never accepted and were hated. It talks of how some of these Arab countries totally supported the Palestinian cause but hated Palestinians.
It also shows how Palestinians then found themselves having to work for Israelis on their own lands to survive.
The movie isn't a political one though, it's a bunch of life stories, through which history is told, but it talks about so much more, it talks about love, hope, traditions, values, women and so much more.
It's not a movie against Jews, just like one of the characters in the movie says: "Palestinians are not anti-semitic". In fact it shows how they were better educated, more organized and civilized in their camps.
The movie is very well done; Technically marvelous, great directing, wonderful photography, really nice soundtrack and wonderful acting by the whole cast.
It must be one of the best Arabic movies ever made, and I totally recommend watching it.
My score for it: 8.5/10.


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AAP establishes continent-wide network of climate-journalism trainers
Climate reporting trainers return to their home countries after a five-day workshop in Nairobi
By Luke Dunstan
"It's about telling a story to ordinary people. It's about explaining and breaking down the climate change jargon to let people really understand, because they are the ones who are really affected by climate change. It's about telling the story and educating the people."
Charles Mangwiro, editor and reporter, Radio Mozambique
"I think that climate change is the story of the century; it affects all other subjects: the economy, society, politics, human rights, deportation, population displacement. And yet despite the fact that it covers all these aspects, climate change still has poor media coverage."
Ben Nessir Chokri, Editor-in-Chief, Courrier de Tunisie and La Presse
Frederick Asiamah, a print journalist from Ghana, knows what assistance his colleagues in Accra need in order to get more climate-related stories into print and onto the airwaves.
'The research skills of journalists need to improve, and the ability of journalists to link climate change to development needs to be improved,' said Frederick. 'That is what helps to determine whether a particular problem is arising out of climate change or is just a matter of development. Being able to link climate change to development is a skill that journalists need to have.'
Frederick is one of 19 journalists from all but one of the 20 AAP countries (a participant from Sao Tome was unavailable) who participated in the 'Training of Trainers' (TOT) workshop in Nairobi from January 16 to 20. Many of the participants had already taken part in one of either four international or eight national climate-journalism training sessions convened by the Media Capacity Building Project (MCBP) so far. Now, these 19 media workers are equipped with not just climate journalism skills but with the knowledge and networks to share these crucial abilities with their peers at home. The 19 new trainers can now be called on by AAP national teams, governments, civil society groups and media houses to host training sessions.
A key priority of the AAP is to increase public awareness of climate change issues and the kinds of responses and actions that will be required to ensure the sustainability of development in Africa in the face of variations in temperatures and rainfall, among other effects of climate change. To this end, the Nairobi-based MCBP works to improve the role African media can play in investigating, interpreting and reporting on the intersection of climate change and development with a view to better-informing both public debate and policymaking.
The TOT was the pinnacle event in the AAP's media development calendar. With the rollout of national climate-journalism training sessions continuing across the continent, the MCBP has now instituted a professional development legacy under which its work can continue once the roster of national trainings is complete.
Joachim Buwembo, one of four senior journalists working as Team Leaders for the MCBP, said he is proud to see the project he'd been working on for seven months be given a life of its own.
'The TOT marks a turning point in this project. After holding a series of successful local sessions around the continent my colleagues and I can now prepare the next wave of trainers who will ensure this work continues.'
The TOT was opened by Yoichiro Yamada, Deputy Chief of Mission of the Embassy of Japan in Kenya. In an engaging and thoughtful speech that quoted Ghandi, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Professor Wangari Maathai, Mr Yamada highlighted the pivotal role of the media in formulating good public policy.
'Journalists have a big responsibility in the struggle to deal with climate change. Often, the media is the only source of information the public has about this topic. So what you report will largely frame the attitude of the pubic on these issues.
'A good report provokes people to think about what they should do about the environment, or what policy they should demand the politicians to introduce. This process is what links the reality, science and policy-making.'
While he shared a wish that all sectors of the global community could act responsibly, Mr Yamada concluded by calling for those in in the room to act on their abilities.
'Let us hope that humanity can overcome selfishness and greed. Let us hope that the international community will give common interest a higher priority than the pursuit of national interests. And let us hope that politicians everywhere think more about the legacies we leave for our sons and daughters.
'I would like to conclude by saying, once again, that, in this whole endeavour, the journalists play a decisive role.'
AAP Media Fellowship recipient Audrey Wabwire, who was sponsored by the AAP to join the 'We Have Faith' climate justice caravan and to report from COP17, spoke after Mr Yamada. She implored the soon-to-be trainers to help shift the focus of climate-related journalism in Africa to make it meaningful to a wider audience.
'In every country we were in, in every town we entered, we asked people 'What do you know about climate change?' And it was very difficult to get an answer. I think much of the problem is that climate change has been reported with a lot of jargon and this jargon is not something a woman in a rural area can understand.
'We have to tie the stories people are getting back to their experiences on the ground. That is when the stories are relevant, that is when the message makes sense.'
Following the opening speeches 15 journalists from the Nairobi press corps were given the opportunity to discuss the project with the participants, speakers and staff.
Practice and theory
Each of the five days of the TOT was split between seminars and practical sessions. The agenda was similarly split between furthering the participants' climate journalism-related knowledge and developing teaching techniques for how to share that knowledge.
In a session on new media tools available for journalists, digital media expert Justin Arenstein presented a range of online and mobile phone-related technologies available to African journalists and demonstrated how they can be used both to source complex information and to make it understandable and meaningful to a broad audience. He went on to discuss how these technologies can be used among audiences with limited online access.
Another boisterous session took place around the formulation of the upcoming MCBP guide to climate change reporting, the how-to guide that will soon find its way in to newsrooms around the continent. Participants provided fascinating inputs from their own experience on what information would help African journalists accurately and clearly report on these issues in ways both their editors and their readers would relate to.
Other sessions examined the practicalities of running training events such as devising objectives, tying them to an agenda, planning and undertaking field trips, ensuring compatibility with cultural and pragmatic considerations, and devising effective monitoring and evaluation methods.
Taking the knowledge home
The emphasis on practical training was well received by the participants, with some expressing relief at having completed practice sessions in Nairobi before facing rooms of their peers back home.
'Journalists need to cover climate change to raise public awareness, and once the public has understood the stakes … they may put pressure on politicians to change their policies,' said Moroccan print journalist Rachid Tarik.
'I was apprehensive [about becoming a trainer] but the workshops have eased my mind by preparing things that will help journalists achieve our mission.'
Frederick from Ghana felt similarly empowered.
'I've picked up the ability to relate to people through activities so that you understand what you are teaching by practice and not just by theory and what you read in books. We are able to show concrete examples. That is what has been done in this workshop and that is why I feel very privileged to have been part of it. Otherwise, I don't know how I was going to be able to handle the whole idea of transferring knowledge to my colleagues.'
Other participants cited the distribution of knowledge that the MCBP's training enabled in both formal and informal ways.
'This training becomes part of training one another,' said Emmanuel Muwamba from Malawi. 'Sometimes when I'm in the office I talk to my seniors and I try to explain few things about climate change: how it is a development issue, how it is a social issue, how it is an economic issue—how it is not one area where you can leave it to others to tell the story.'
The opportunity is now available for all AAP national teams to engage our climate journalism trainers to conduct national trainings. 'They're ready and waiting,' says MCBP Coordinator Jacqueline Frank. 'Once financial arrangements have been made by the organising country all they need is a room and an audience.' For more information contact Jacqueline Frank. [email protected]


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Zachary Quinto - best known for his role as the Nimoy-approved Spock in the recent Star Trek reboot and the menacing, power-stealing serial killer, Sylar, in Heroes - brings his well-earned sci-fi credentials and simmering intensity to this audio-exclusive novella from master storyteller John Scalzi.
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Tony Valdez is a Dispatcher - a licensed, bonded professional whose job is to humanely dispatch those whose circumstances put them in death's crosshairs, so they can have a second chance to avoid the reaper. But when a fellow Dispatcher and former friend is apparently kidnapped, Tony learns that there are some things that are worse than death and that some people are ready to do almost anything to avenge a supposed wrong.
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A phenomenal book, such that I don't believe John Scalzi is the author. I quite like Scalzi's works, but I think of them as highly entertaining mediocrity. First with Lock In and now this, I think he has grown to a new level.
Scalzi's standard humor that he is known for is absent in this book, but do not let that scare you off. It may be short, but there is a solid and strong story here that kept me riveted to the end. Then after I had finished it, I kept thinking about it long after the last words were spoken.
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MOYOCK, N.C. — Blackwater Worldwide said Monday that it planned to shift away from the security contracting business that earned it millions of dollars and made it a flash point in the debate over the use of private security companies in war zones.
"The experience we've had would certainly be a disincentive to any other companies that want to step in and put their entire business at risk," company founder and Chief Executive Erik Prince said.
Blackwater executives said the company would continue to guard U.S. officials in Iraq but its future would be focused on training, aviation and logistics.
"Security was not part of the master plan, ever," company President Gary Jackson said.
The company has made hundreds of millions defending U.S. diplomats in Iraq and more than $1 billion from government contracts since 2001.


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Ryerson University may be stepping back from its original promise to remount the iconic Sam the Record Man sign.
With an estimated price tag of $250,000 to restore the giant sign and put it back up, the university is considering alternatives, including a sidewalk tribute.
Sam the Record Man's store, with its prominent neon-lit sign of two spinning record discs, was a landmark on Yonge Street for generations of music lovers since the 1960s.
The sign had been out of the public eye when Ryerson began demolishing the store, which closed in 2007 after declaring bankruptcy in 2001. After a local campaign, the city designated the building a protected heritage site as a way to save the sign. Ryerson president Sheldon Levy had committed to mounting the sign on the student learning centre the university is building on the site or on the adjacent library building. But new plans unveiled this year did not include it.
"Ryerson does remain committed to the appropriate recognition of the Sam sign as we redevelop the site for our student learning centre," said Ruth Abbott, Ryerson's assistant vice-president of marketing and communications. "But we are consulting with our stakeholders and presenting alternatives."
Those alternatives include a tribute with the history of the store and sign inlaid into the sidewalk.
"I'm sure we will be looking at [public]input," Ms. Abbott said, adding that a deadline for a final plan has yet to be set.
Any new plan by Ryerson will need city council's approval, and local Councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam has been working closely with city staff who are examining the new proposals.
While cognizant of the sign's heritage value and emotional pull on generations of record lovers, she noted the size of the sign (about two storeys) and its outdated energy-inefficient technology are obstacles to remounting it and that no other sign like it could ever get past council now.
"If we had an application come forward … with a three-storey building, like the size of Sam's, and a plan to cover two-thirds of the building with signage and wrap the entire corner with it, I'm pretty sure we at the council wouldn't approve it," she said.
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Vermont Law School report: State energy policy needs work
MONTPELIER >> Anyone who drives around Vermont past ridge-top wind towers and fields full of solar panels may be surprised to learn that the state's utilities get 0 percent of their power from wind and solar energy.
Vermont Law School students cited that number, contained in the state's own energy plan, in a report on the state's practice of allowing renewable energy credits to be sold to utilities in southern New England.
Each of the credits represents the environmental benefit of getting a set amount of electricity from renewable sources, rather than coal or nuclear generators. Vermont law currently allows developers to sell the credits to out-of-state utilities that need them to meet their own states' requirements that they get a percentage of power from renewable sources.
Three law students, Greg Freeman, Heather Huebner and Aaron Kelly, testified Friday before the state Senate's Natural Resources and Energy Committee.
Kelly said that if, for example, a Vermont developer builds a wind project and sells that project's credits out of state, Vermont technically doesn't receive renewable energy from the project.
"It never did, and in fact the electricity that Vermont uses, because it has been stripped of its environmental character, is nonrenewable energy," he said. "That in essence is why Vermont is getting 0 percent of its power from solar and 0 percent from wind and its greenhouse gas emissions have been rising."
The testimony came as the committee considers legislation to tighten the state's rules for picking the locations of wind and solar projects and to give local communities more say on where they can go. Critics maintain energy developers are running roughshod over Vermont's mountaintops and fields for insufficient gain in the battle against climate change.
Sen. John Rodgers, a Democrat representing rural Essex and Orleans counties, has maintained Vermont has become a favorite target for more populous and wealthy states looking to export their energy problems. "We've got lots of poor people, and no siting standards," he said Friday.
Supporters say development needs to be speeded up to combat an unprecedented environmental threat.
As for the 0 percent figure, Asa Hopkins, director of energy policy and planning for the state Public Service Department, confirmed to the committee that in 2014, a Vermont utility customer "could not legally claim that any of the power ... they were getting was from wind or solar," because the energy credits connected with Vermont solar and wind projects had been sold out of state.
The department's deputy commissioner, Jon Copans, argued that some projects could not have been built without the money earned from the sale of energy credits. He pointed to the renovation of an old mill site on the Walloomsac River in North Bennington into a power project that improved water quality.
Hopkins also noted that as of next January, Vermont will join neighboring states in requiring utilities to get a set amount of their power from renewables. That's expected to help keep the energy credits in state.
He called the law school's report "a passionate response to what is wrong with the system that we are in the process of moving away from."
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The American Academy of Nursing, which serves the public and the nursing profession by advancing health policy and practice, held its annual conference on the topic of "Transforming Health, Driving Policy" from Oct. 15-17 in Washington, D.C. Orbis was proud to be one of the major sponsors of the conference and had three attendees at the event, including company founder Dan Briggs.
The Academy's more than 2,200 members, known as Fellows, are nursing's most accomplished leaders in education management, practice and research. Fellows include association executives; university presidents, chancellors, and deans; state and federal political appointees; hospital chief executives and vice presidents for nursing; nurse consultants; researchers; and entrepreneurs. Conference sessions focused on influencing national health policy, with topics ranging from building a "culture of health" in the U.S. to managing care transitions and new payment systems. The highlight of the event was Saturday evening's formal gala honoring the 168 newly inducted Fellows and their impressive research.
The Academy's new president, whose term commenced at the close of the conference, is Bobbie Berkowitz, PhD, RN, NEA, FAAN. Dr. Berkowitz is Dean and Professor at the Columbia University School of Nursing and is also a member of the Orbis Advisory Board.
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Hyderabad, Jun 17 (PTI) Indian Banks' Association (IBA) today opposed the farm loan waiver schemes announced by the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana governments expressing fear that the move would create "ill will" in the community. IBA Chief Executive Officer M V Tanksale said such schemes would dent the financial discipline and opined that instead of providing resources for such schemes, the governments should concentrate on long term development of farming community. "No banker is absolutely comfortable with the debt waiver schemes.
It totally vitiates the payment culture in the industry. And everyone feels that sometime or the other government will come with a waiver and why they should really pay. "It creates ill will among those who are prompt payers, because debt waiver goes to only those who default the payment," Tanksale, also former Chairman of Central Bank of India, told PTI. As part of fulfilling poll promises, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and his Telangana counterpart K Chandrasekhar Rao have initiated a process to implement loan waiver schemes for farmers. While Rao has announced waiving of loan up to Rs 1 lakh, Naidu has set up a committee to work out the total amount and modalities to implement the scheme.
Though the exact loan amount of the farmers of the state that would be waived in Andhra Pradesh has not been worked out so far, it's estimated to be in thousands of crores of rupees. AP, which virtually has "empty coffers", is expected to have over Rs 15,000 deficit budget during the current financial year. Official sources in Telangana government said a sum of Rs 20,378 crore was distributed as crop loan till March 31, 2014 in Telangana. Of this, Rs 19,600 crore was the aggregate for loans up to Rs 1 lakh. Term loans amount to Rs 600 crore (up to Rs 1 lakh) out of a total of Rs 3,332 crore. K Nageshwar, an independent member of Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council and professor in the Department of Journalism, Osmania University, said though farmers need relief from the current debt traps, the respective governments should look at providing long term solution the problems of the farmers. "It is not banks that would waive loans.
It is governments that would do. So if the governments have will to implement the sachem they can do it. At the same time the governments should also look at improving income to meet these kind of challenges," Nageshwar said.


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Robert Gould Elected As New Leader Of Dorset County Council
10:29am 3rd December 2014
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New leadership has been put in place at Dorset County Council after its former leader stepped down ahead of his trial.
Robert Gould has been elected to the position with 25 votes in favour and 10 against.
He'll be supported by the council's new deputy leader Peter Finney who received unanimous support and they'll be reviewing the council's portfolio in the next few weeks.
Cllr Gould is the Conservative county councillor for the Sherborne division. He is the current deputy Leader and Cabinet member for corporate resources. He is also Leader of West Dorset District Council.
Cllr Finney who represents the West Moors and Holt division is the county's Cabinet member environment and economy.
Cllr Gould said:
"It was essential for the council to act quickly to deal with this issue and it is a great privilege to take up the role. I intend to continue in the clear direction we have established for our important work to help boost the economy of the county and promote the health and wellbeing of Dorset residents.
"I will be considering the make-up of the Cabinet to ensure we have a strong leadership team for the vital work of transforming services at a time of unprecedented budget reductions."
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Former leader Councillor Spencer Flower is facing three charges under the Localism Act of failing to declare his interest in a property company.
The 72-year-old has pleaded not guilty and is due to appear again before Bournemouth Magistrates on the 24th April next year.
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Hibernian manager John Hughes has challenged wayward striker Abdessalam Benjelloun to prove himself.
Last Updated: 12/08/09 4:53pm
Hibernian manager John Hughes has challenged wayward striker Abdessalam Benjelloun to prove himself at the club.
The Moroccan tried to secure a switch to Egyptian champions Al Ahly over the summer after failing to report back to training at the beginning of July.
He has now made a belated return to Easter Road and Hughes wants the striker to show what he is capable of after he spent last season on loan in Belgium after falling out with previous Hibs manager Mixu Paatelainen.
Hughes told the Edinburgh Evening News: "Benji is back training with us. He came back in with his tail between his legs, I think. He had to apologise to a few people, not just me but the players.
"It's not done and dusted yet in terms of what is going to happen with him, he might owe the supporters, he might owe me."
Hughes believes Benji's countryman Merouane Zemmama can have a positive influence on the striker.
"He's no doubt been talking to Zouma. I've spoken to Benji and laid down a marker, there's a new regime, I like to play football and I think he will enjoy that style," he said.
"It's a challenge to you as a coach and manager to get the best out of players. There's a different culture, a different mentality but it is all about man-management.
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The Cure have announced the track listing and cover art for "4:13 Dream", their long-awaited new full length.
The Cure have announced the track listing and cover art (view here) for their long-awaited new full length. The record is titled "4:13 Dream" and is due out October 13, 2008. It is the follow-up to "The Cure" which was released in 2004.
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01. "Underneath The Stars" 02. "The Only One" 03. "The Reasons Why" 04. "Freakshow" 05. "Sirensong" 06. "The Real Snow White" 07. "The Hungry Ghost" 08. "Switch" 09. "The Perfect Boy" 10. "This. Here And Now. With You" 11. "Sleep When I'm Dead" 12. "The Scream" 13. "It's Over"
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Jakarta - Indonesian police said on Tuesday they had arrested a British-born man accused of molesting nine children following a tip-off from authorities in Britain.National police spokesperson Saud Usman Nasution said the 61-year-old man, who became an Indonesian citizen after changing his nationality, was also allegedly involved in an online child pornography network."During a cyber patrol by British police, they spotted a website with pictures of naked children and found that it was run from Indonesia," Nasution said, adding that the suspect was detained last week on Batam island, south of Singapore.The suspect is married to an Indonesian woman and they have two children, Nasution said.He worked as an engineer at a private company on the island, and since 2004 had targeted children aged between 8 and 12, Nasution said."He admitted having molested the children and photographing them in the nude," the spokesperson said, adding that the suspect had paid street children up to 600 000 rupiah ($70) each.During the raid, police seized several VCDs of nude children and sex toys.According to British authorities, the suspect was once arrested in Britain for a road traffic offence.An Australian male teacher suspected of raping three former pupils was extradited in October to Indonesia where he faces a 15-year jail term if convicted.Under Indonesia's child protection law, violence against children or coercing them into "obscene acts" is punishable by 15 years' imprisonment.
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It was reported this past February that Brock Lesnar has retired from MMA (again), but according to pro-wrestling insider Paul Heyman, the heavyweight might just decide to step in the Octagon again.
Lesnar shocked the MMA world last year by announcing he was returning to the cage at UFC 200, for a fight with Mark Hunt. As you surely know, Lesnar won the fight via decision, but tested positive for a banned substance and was suspended for a year. Then, earlier in 2017, it was announced the pro-wrestling star had informed USADA and the UFC he was done with fighting.
Well, recently Heyman was a guest on the Fight Society Podcast, and he had this to say about Mr. Lesnar (quote via MMA Fighting):
"I really can't tell you that it's out of the realm of possibility of Brock Lesnar to say 'I'm taking a few months off from WWE, I want to see how many home runs I can hit for the Minnesota Twins.' People may laugh at that, but it's the same people that laughed at him in 2004 when he went for the Vikings camp and he was the last person cut and that's with a broken jaw, a fractured pelvis and diverticulitis. I think what's next for Brock Lesnar besides what's happening in WWE. Could it be UFC? Could it be another sport? I think it's something he's going to look at and say 'I bet no one thinks I can do that, all right I'm going to conquer that'."
Lesnar retired from MMA for the first time back in 2011, so, obviously we've already seen that it's possible he could change his mind. But, Lesnar is turning 40 in July, and further, since he's retired from MMA, his suspension was frozen. So, if the former champ decided he does want to fight again, Lesnar would have to let the UFC and USADA know approximately six months in advance (his retirement was announced in February, and his suspension was retroactive to last July).
One thing that is crystal clear is that the new UFC ownership group is looking to book as big of fights as possible, so if Lesnar decided he wants to compete again, they'd almost certainly grant his wish.


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Faculty Directory
Please note: Unless otherwise indicated, the e-mail address for all staff and faculty members is:
firstname.lastname @ stmu.ca.
Full Time Faculty
Dr. Peter Baltutis
Assistant Professor of History and Catholic Studies
Phone: (403) 254-3136
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Office: A312
PhD, History of Christianity, University of St. Michael's College, Toronto
MA, Theology, University of St. Michael's College, Toronto
MA, European History, University of Toronto
BA (honours) magna cum laude, History, University of Richmond
Specialization/research interests: History and theology of modern Catholicism (1789 to the present); Canadian religious history; Catholic social thought; European political and diplomatic history; Second Vatican Council; Community Service Learning
Dr. Luke Bresky
Associate Professor, English
Phone: (403) 254-3712
Email: email@example.com
Office: A211
PhD English, University of California, Los Angeles
MA English, University of California, Davis
BA English, University of Calgary
Specialization/research interests: American literature, critical theory and African-American literature
Dr. Matthew Clay
Assistant Professor, Chemistry
Phone: (403) 254-3756
Email: email@example.com
Office: A204
PhD Chemistry, University of Ottawa
BSc Chemistry and Psychology, Dalhousie University
Specialization/research interests: Synthetic organic chemistry, chemical education and science outreach
Dr. Trent Davis
Assistant Professor, Education
Phone: (403)-254-3124
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Office: M102
PhD Education, York University, Toronto
MEd, York University, Toronto
BEd, Memorial University of Newfoundland
BA (Honours), Political Science, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Specialization/research interests: philosophy of education – ethics; pragmatism and education for democracy; existentialism; spirituality and Catholic education; learning in therapy; learning from literature
Dr. Peter Doherty
Associate Professor, Psychology and Family Studies
Phone: (403) 254-3737
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Office: A205
PhD Psychology, United States International University, San Diego
MSc Pastoral Counselling, Loyola College, Baltimore
BTh Theology, St. Paul University, Ottawa
BA (Special) Psychology, University of Alberta, Edmonton
BA General Studies, University of Alberta, Edmonton
Specialization/research interests: relationship beliefs of premarital couples; family dynamics in the development of spirituality
Dr. Michael Duggan
Professor, Religious Studies & Theology, CWL Chair for Catholic Studies
Phone: (403) 254-3720
Email: email@example.com
Office: A307
PhD Biblical Studies, Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C.
SSL Sacred Scripture, Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome
STB Sacred Theology, Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome
BA Philosophy, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
Specialization/research interests: early Judaism, post-exilic Hebrew narrative, justice, human rights and children in the Bible and in the Ancient Near East
Dr. Jennifer Garrison
Assistant Professor, English
Phone: (403) 254-3758
Email: email@example.com
Office: A210
PhD English, Rutgers University
MA English, Rutgers University
BA English (Honours), University of Alberta
Specialization/research interests: middle English literature and culture; old English language and literature; Chaucer; renaissance literature; Shakespeare
Dr. Gary Grothman
Assistant Professor, Biology
Phone: (403) 254-3731
Office: A208
PhD Microbiology and Immunology, State University of New York HSC at Syracuse
BSc Cellular, Molecular, and Microbial Biology, University of Calgary
Specialization/research interests: Tardigrade biology and ecology; immunology.
Dr. Timothy Harvie
Associate Professor, Chair of Humanities
Phone: (403) 254-3742
Office: A327
LicDD Theological Method, Ethics and the Natural Sciences, University of Wales
PhD Systematic Theology and Ethics, University of Aberdeen
Master of Arts and Religion (High Honours), Canadian Theological Seminary
Bachelor of Theology, Ambrose University College
Specialization/research interests: modern theology, social ethics, historical philosophy, hermeneutics
Dr. Linda Henderson
Associate Professor, Sociology
Phone: (403) 254-3749
Office: A317
PhD Sociology, University of Calgary
MA Sociology, University of Calgary
BA (Honours) Sociology, University of Calgary
Specialization/research interests: research methodology, teaching effectiveness, and social support processes
Dr. Laurie Hill
Assistant Professor, Education
PhD Education, University of Calgary
MEd Education, University of Toronto
BEd, University of Western Ontario
BA (Honours) Sociology and History, University of Guelph
Specialization/research interests: teacher education; student teacher identity; children's literacy and socio-cultural influences; gender studies; student transitions; practicum experiences
Dr. Howard Hopkins
Assistant Professor, Philosophy
Phone: (403) 254-3738
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Office: A309
PhD Philosophy, University of Alberta
MA Classical Studies, Dalhousie University, Halifax
BA (Honours) Philosophy, Dalhousie University, Halifax
Specialization/research interests: epistemology, existentialism, hermeneutics and contemporary metaphysics
Dr. Tara Hyland-Russell
Vice-President Academic & Dean
Associate Professor, English
Coordinator, Liberal Studies
Phone: (403) 254-3771
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Office: A203
Websites: CALA: Canadian Applied Literature Association, Humanities 101
PhD English, University of Calgary
MA English, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo
BA (Honours) English/Social Developmental Studies, University of Waterloo
Specialization/research interests: twentieth century literature, Aboriginal literature, life writing, transformative learning, Radical Humanities programs for marginalised learners, critical theory, narrative discourse, children's literature, folk and fairy tales.
Dr. Norman Knowles
Professor, History
Director of Research
Phone: ( 403) 254-3718
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Office: A323
PhD History, York University, Toronto
MA History, Queen's University, Kingston
BA (Honours) History/Political Science, Huron College, University of Western Ontario, London
Specialization/research interests: 19th and 20th century North American social, cultural and religious history; religion and the working class in Canada and religion in Alberta.
Dr. Scott Lovell
Assistant Professor, Biology
Phone: ( 403) 254-3764
Email: email@example.com
Office: A207
PhD Biology, University of Calgary
MSc Ecology, University of Calgary
BSc Biology, Auburn University, Auburn, AL
Specialization/research interests: avian behavioral ecology, ornithology, bird song, evolution, conservation biology and wildlife biology.
Dr. Michael MacLeod
Associate Professor, Political Science
Chair of Social Sciences
Phone: (403) 254-3769
Email: email@example.com
Office: A311
PhD Political Science, George Washington University, Washington DC
MA Political Studies, Queen's University
BA Political Studies & Geography, Queen's University
Specialization/research interests: International politics; environmental politics & policies; climate change & the Alberta oil sands; corporate social responsibility & socially responsible investment.
Dr. Alisa McArthur
Associate Professor, Psychology
Phone: (403) 254-3768
Office: A219
PhD Psychology, University of Calgary
MSc Psychology, University of Calgary
BA Psychology, University of Saskatchewan
Specialization/research interests: research/statistics, experimental psychology, cognitive psychology.
Dr. Mary Ann McLean
Associate Professor, Biology
Phone: (403) 254-3710
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Office: A216
PhD Soil Ecology, University of Calgary
MSc Soil Ecology, University of Calgary
BSc Soil Science, University of Guelph
Specialization/research interests: microbial ecology, community ecology, natural history.
Dr. Ronald Porter
Assistant Professor, Psychology
PhD Social-Personality Psychology, Queen's University; Kingston
MSc Industrial-Organisational Psychology, University of Calgary
BA (Honours) Military Leadership and Applied Psychology (Distinction), Royal Roads Military College of Canada, Victoria
Specialization/research interests: attitude measurement, psychometrics, exploratory factor analysis, personnel selection and social influence.
Dr. Carolyn Salomons
Assistant Professor, History
Phone: (403) 254-3715
Email: email@example.com
Office: A209
PhD History, Johns Hopkins University
MA History, University of Alberta
MA English, Carleton University
BA English, Simon Fraser University
Specialization/research interests: Late medieval Spanish religious and cultural history; conversion and religious identity in the 15th and 16th century Spanish world; religious toleration in late medieval/early modern Europe.
Dr. Paolina Seitz
Assistant Professor, Education
PhD Educational Psychology, University of Alberta
MEd, University of Lethbridge
BEd, University of Lethbridge
Specialization/research interests: curriculum alignment; second language learning; student assessment; outcome-based reporting; district and school assessment policies; school leadership; school improvement; teacher education.
Dr. Corinne Syrnyk
Assistant Professor, Psychology
Phone: (403) 254-3736
Office: A220
PhD Psychology, University of Lincoln, UK
PGCE in Higher Education, University of Lincoln
BSc Psychology (Honours), University of Manitoba
Specialization/research interests: the 'Nurture' approach for children with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties; standardised language assessment methodology; early language comprehension; aspects of child development including: children's health and welfare, introductory and advanced child psychology, social and cognitive development, atypical development, contemporary issues in the early years, research skills and research projects.
Dr. Gayle Thrift
Assistant Professor, History & Interdisciplinary Studies
Phone: (403) 254-3714
Office: A325
PhD History, University of Calgary
MA History, University of Calgary
BA History, University of Calgary
BA Psychology, Carleton University, Ottawa
Specialization/research interests:Cold War Canada; Protestantism; social movements, disarmament, pacifism, protest; Western Canada.
Dr. Jocelyn Williams
Associate Professor, English
Phone: (403) 254-3767
Office: A206
PhD English Literature, Memorial University, Newfoundland
MA English Literature, University of Toronto
BA English Literature, St. Francis Xavier, University of Nova Scotia
Specialization/research interests: Canadian literature, Catholic literature, trauma theory, life writing, 18th- and 19th- century literature, and poetry.
Dr. Cory Wright-Maley
Assistant Professor, Education
Phone: (403) 254-3129
Office: M103
PhD Curriculum & Instruction, University of Connecticut
MEd, Stanford University
BA (Honours) History, University of Calgary
BA (Honours) Political Science, University of Calgary
Specialization/research interests:Social studies education, Simulations, Effective ELL instruction, Interactive pedagogy, Powerful teaching methods, Democracy in educational environments.
Dr. Yuniol Alvarez-Betancourt
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Computer Sciences
Phone: (403) 254-3732
Office: A314
PhD Computer Science, University of Granada, Spain
MSc Computer Science, University of Cienfuegos, Cuba
BSc Computer Science, Higher Technical Institute "José Antonio Echeverría", Cuba
Specialization/research interests:
Bibliometrics, Biometrics, Multimodal biometrics, Information fusion, Computer vision, Softcomputing, and Machine Learning.
Dr. Lourdes Arciniega
Adjunct Assistant Professor – English
PhD, University of Calgary
MA, University of Calgary
BA with distinction, University of Calgary
BA Communications and Culture, University of Lima
Dr. Leonid Braverman
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Astronomy, Math and Physics
Phone: (403) 254-3745
Office: A318
PhD Applied Mathematics, Perm State University, Perm, Russia
MSc Physics (Distinction), Perm State University, Perm, Russia
BSc Physics and Education, Perm State University, Perm, Russia
Specialization/research interests: fluid dynamics, free convection, interfacial phenomena in fluids and computer algebra tools
Brian Briggs
Lecturer, Education
Phone: (403) 254-3127
Office: M101
MEd, University of Lethbridge
BEd, University of Calgary, McGill University
Tom Brinsmead
Lecturer, Education
Phone: (403) 500-2097
Office: M101
MEd, University of Portland
BEd, University of Calgary
Principal with Calgary Catholic School District; currently assigned to Our Lady of Peace School
Dr. Dane Burns
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Psychology
Phone: (403) 254-3732
Office: A314
PhD Psychology, University of Calgary
MSc Psychology, University of Calgary
BA Psychology, University of Calgary
Dr. Glen Chilton
Professor Emeritus, Biology
PhD Biology, University of Calgary
MSc Zoology, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg
BSc Zoology, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg
Specialization/research interests: avian behavioural ecology, ornithology, bird song and cultural evolution, conservation biology and parasitology
Denise DeNeve
Instructor, GDRE and REAP
Phone: (403) 500-2612
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Office: M102
MRE with Distinction, Newman Theological College
BRE with Distinction, Newman Theological College
BEd, University of Calgary
Religious Education Specialist Certificate, York University
Honourary REAP Certificate, St. Mary's University
Specialization/research interests: Catholic education; methods in religious education; philosophy of Catholic education; liturgy
Dr. Ivana Djuraskovic
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Psychology
Phone: (403) 254-3135
Office: A213
PhD, University of Calgary
MSc, Counselling Psychology, University of Calgary
BA, Psychology, University of Calgary
Specialization/Research Interests: Counselling refugees and immigrants, social justice, and cross-cultural issues.
Malcolm Edwards
Adjunct Professor, Music
Professional Diploma, Sheffield College of Education, UK.
L.T.C.L., Trinity College of Music, London, UK
B.Ed., University of Lethbridge
M.M.E., University of Montana
Specialization/research interests: choral education, choir training, popular music and culture, philosophy of music education
Dr. Dandong Feng
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Math and Statistics
Phone: (403) 254-3750
Office: A316
PhD Statistics, University of Calgary
MSc Statistics, University of Calgary
BSc Mathematics, Xiamen University, Fujian Province, P.R. China
Specialization/research interests: survival analysis
Jan Gordon
Lecturer, Family Studies
Phone: (403) 254-3716
Office: A313
Master of Science, Marriage and Family Therapy, Loma Linda University
BSW, University of Calgary
Heidi Grogan
Phone: (403) 254-3750
Office: A316
Margret Hagon
Lecturer, Education
Phone: (403) 254-3127
Office: M103
MA Educational Research, University of Calgary
BA Education, Reading, Drama, University of Calgary
Permanent Professional Teachers Certificate
Dr. Craig Harding
Lecturer, Education
Phone: (403) 254-3127
Office: M101
PhD Curriculum Studies, University of British Columbia
MA Curiculum and Administration, Gonzaga
BEd University of Calgary
BPE University of Calgary
Specialization/research interests: History Education, Citizenship Education, Issues in Education
Sonja Johnston
Lecturer, Accounting & Management Studies
Phone: (403) 254-3716
Office: A313
MBA, Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary
BSc Honours Equivalent in Psychology, Behavioural Neurosciences, University of Calgary
Michael Kilcommons
Instructor, Education
Phone: (403) 254-3127
Office: M202
MEd University of Lethbridge
BEd University of Lethbridge
Dr. Matthew Kriz
Lecturer, English
Phone: (403) 254-3730
Office: A209
PhD (Cand.) English, University of Calgary
MA English, Carlton University
BA English (First Class Honours) University of Calgary
B.Comm Marketing University of Calgary
Krista Larsen
Lab Instructor, Biology
Phone: (403) 254-3134
Office: A006
MSc Ecology, University of Calgary
BSc Biological Sciences, University of Calgary
Elisabeth MacDonald
Instructor, GDRE & REAP
Phone: (403) 254-3127
MRE with Distinction, Newman Theological College
MA Counseling, Gonzaga University
BEd, University of Calgary
REAP Certificate, St. Mary's University
Specialization/research interests: Catholic education; religious education; contemporary issues in Catholic education
Dr. Allison Mader
Lecturer, English
Phone: (403) 254-3730
Office: A209
PhD (Cand.) English, University of Calgary
MA English, University of Calgary
BA English/Political Science, Mount Allison University
Norm Martin
Lecturer, Education
Phone: (403) 254-3127
Office: M101
MEd, University of Calgary
BA, University of Calgary
Specialization/research interests: Educational Leadership
Eric J McLeod
Laboratory Coordinator
Phone: (403) 254-3725
Office: C119
MSc Chemistry, University of Calgary
BSc Chemistry, University of Calgary
Dr. Joseph Mills
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Sociology
PhD Psychology/Sociology in Kinesiology, University of Alberta
MSc Sport and Exercise Psychology, University of Brunel, UK
BA History and Politics, University of Essex, UK
Specialization/research interests: the formation of the physically active body; the formation of high-performance sports coach practices; sport psychology through a post-structural lens
Dr. Lavinia Moldovan
Lecturer, Economics
PhD (Cand.) Economics, University of Calgary
MA Economics, Academia Istropolitana Nova, Slovakia
BA International Economic Relations, Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Specialization/research interests: industrial organization, competition policy, regulatory economics, teaching methods.
Dr. Lesley Morden
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Classics
Phone: (403) 254-3732
Office: A314
PhD History, Simon Fraser University
MLIS, University of Western Ontario
MA History, McMaster University
BA (Joint Honours) Classics/History, McGill University
Specialization/research interests: Medieval European history; history of the Renaissance; ancient Greek and Roman history; early-modern European history; incorporating and combining various methodologies (such as archaeology) to the study of history
Dr. Scott Morrison
Lecturer, Education
Phone: (403) 254-3127
Office: M101
EdD Education, William Howard Taft University
MA Administration and Curriculum , Gonzaga University
BEd Education, University of Lethbridge
Specialization/research interests: Educational psychology, curriculum and instruction, safe and caring schools, leadership, and organizational storytelling.
Dr. Tariq Munir
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Geology
Phone: (403) 254-3730
Office: A209
PhD Physical Geography, University of Calgary
MSc (Honours), Soil & Environmental Sciences, University of Agriculture, Pakistan
BSc (Honours) Soil & Environmental Sciences, University of Agriculture, Pakistan
Dr. Bryan Natali
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Latin
Phone: (403) 254-3121
Office: A315
PhD Greek & Roman Studies, University of Calgary
MA Classics, University of Manitoba
BA Classics, University of Manitoba
Michael Panic
Lecturer, Education
Phone: (403) 254-3127
Office: M101
MEd Educational Leadership, University of Lethbridge
BEd Education and Special Education, University of Calgary
GDRE and REAP, St. Mary's University, Calgary
Specialization/research interests: Resiliency in young children
Dr. Elaine Park
Professor Emeritus, English
PhD English, University of Calgary
MA English, University of Alberta, Edmonton
BA (Honours) English, University of Alberta, Edmonton
Dr. Catherine Phillips
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Psychology
Phone: (403) 254-3135
Office: A213
PhD Experimental Psychology, University of Calgary
MSc Experimental Psychology, University of Calgary
BSc (Honours) Psychology, University of BC, Kelowna
Marilyn Potts
Professor Emeritus, Drama
Phone: (403) 252-7927
MA Drama Education, University of Calgary
Graduate Diploma Education, University of Calgary
BA English/History, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
Specialization/research interests: Alberta drama education origins, 1912-1962, Canadian theatre history, Canadian contemporary drama and educational drama curriculum building, acting, directing
Joe-Norman Shaw
Director of Drama
Phone: (403) 228-5526
Office: N/A
MFA- Directing, University of Calgary
BA (Honours) Acting/Directing, University of Guelph
Eugene Stickland
Lecturer, English
Phone: (403) 254-3130
Office: A201
MFA Playwriting, York University
BA English (Honours), University of Regina
Larry Tomiyama
Sessional Instructor, Faculty of Education
Phone: (403) 815-1403
Office: M200
31 years with Calgary Separate School District
Teacher, 12 years Principal, 6 years Supervisor: Instructional Services
MA Administration and Supervision, Gonzaga University
BEd, University of Calgary
Gabriela True
Lecturer, Spanish
Phone: (403) 254-3719
Office: A319
MEd Second Language Learning, University of Calgary
BEd. English as a Second Language, University of Calgary
BComm Instituto Politecnico Nacional, Mexico
Specialization/research interests: business Spanish
Joan Walker
Lecturer, Education
Phone: (403) 254-3127
Office: M101
MA Educational Research, University of Calgary
BA Education, Special Education, Reading, University of Calgary
Permanent Professional Teachers Certificate
Dr. Patrick Walsh
Professor Emeritus
PhD Anglo-Irish Literature and Drama, National University of Ireland
MA English, Boston College, Chestnut Hill
BA English, St. Francis Xavier University, Nova Scotia
Specialization/research interests: Irish literature, film, drama and creative writing
Christopher Wang
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Phone: (403) 254-3135
Office: A213
Dr. Jonathon Wilcke
Adjunct Assistant Professor, English
Phone: (403) 254-3750
Office: A316
PhD English, Simon Fraser University
MA English, University of Calgary
BA English (First Class Honours), University of Calgary
Cynthia Yip
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Phone: (403) 254-3121
Office: A315
Elizabeth Critchley
Practicum Advisor, Education
Phone: 403.256.4164
BMath, University of Waterloo
BEd, Brock University
CPCC ACC Professional Certified Life and Leadership Coach
President and Founder: RDL Building Hope Society – an organization focused on building schools in Kenya
Educational Expert on the Nairoshi Foundation Board, Kenya
Garth Renyk
Lecturer, Education
Office: M101
B.Sc. (Biology,Chemistry) U of Lethbridge
M.Ed. (Science Curriculum and Instruction) U of Calgary
Science curriculum and instruction, school leadership (Gonzaga U).


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Marcel Dyf
Marcel Dyf(French)
Born 1899 in Paris, France — Died 1985 in Paris, France)
Marcel Dyf was a French painter best known for his Impressionist paintings. He traveled extensively to capture his natural scenes, but focused on three French regions in particular — Brittany, Ile de France, and Provence. He also traveled in Morocco, Venice, the United States, Holland and England. Some of Dyf's later paintings used landscape images in new ways. He frequently added new colors, texture, and fluid lines that gave the paintings a surreal quality.
Marcel Dyf exhibited in London, New York, Dallas, San Francisco and other major cities worldwide. His work is to be found in museum collections, as well as distinguished private collections.
Red Poppies, 1950
Oil on canvas, 22" x 18", please inquire for pricing


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Indian cement prices are likely to remain flat despite the recent reduction in excise duty by the government. So far, Gujarat has witnessed a marginal reduction of Rs 1 per bag, while the southern region hasn't shown any sign of a cool-off, yet.
In fact, barring Karnataka, prices in the South have gone up by an average Rs 3-5 per bag since March, with Tamil Nadu seeing the highest increase at about Rs 10.
The South had witnessed the highest price increase during the January-March quarter this year, at more than 9.7% over the December level, compared with 2.4% in the North and 7.1% in the East. The West operated consistently at an utilisation level above 100%, which, in turn, has kept prices in the region elevated.
According to a report by Anand Rathi Securities, prices have came down in the North by Rs 2-3 owing to excise duty change, though Delhi remains unchanged. The East, where prices are relatively stable, is yet to see implementation of the revised excise duty structure.
In order to bring down domestic cement prices, the government had not only reduced the import duty to zero, but also waived the countervailing duty, which is levied in lieu of the domestic excise tax. Some shipments of cement had arrived from Pakistan, but in view of the huge demand-supply gap, domestic manufacturers refused to cut prices.
According to Care Research, a division of Credit Analysis and Research Ltd, cement prices will remain stable across the country next quarter.
Analysts believe demand will remain buoyant in the near term, though some price pressure could be witnessed in select states during the monsoon.
Experts expect flat-to-low demand during the monsoon. Current prices would hold until June-end and decline by Rs 5-8 thereafter, they say. Production in the fourth quarter last fiscal registered a slightly sluggish growth of 6.4% year-on-year (9.7% in Q3).
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(Android Security issues) 5 million of Android devices got infected by virus, security giant Symantec says.— January 30, 2012
According to well-known computer security firm Symantec, about 5 million Android devices by the latest round of was infected by applications, the largest one ever.
The virus application has 13, many of them can be downloaded in the Android Market, but also has launched more than a month. Program to steal user data inside the device will automatically display ads and install unknown programs and so on.
It seems virus and security issues are popping out while iOS remains quite clean because of strict censorship and authorization process of the Apple App Store.
A list of malicious applications are as follows:
Counter Elite Force
Counter Strike Ground Force
CounterStrike Hit Enemy
Heart Live Wallpaper
Stripper Touch girl
Balloon Game
Deal & Be Millionaire
Wild Man
Pretty women lingerie puzzle
Sexy Girls Photo Game
Sexy Girls Puzzle
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