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Actor Gabriel Byrne slams The Gathering as 'a scam' aimed at gullible Americans
Tourism Ireland defends initiative saying 'Irish people don't laugh at U.S. visitors'
Published Tuesday, November 6, 2012, 7:05 AM
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IrelandNorth | Nov 14, 2012, 08:15 AM EST
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esatdigiwank | Nov 13, 2012, 05:21 AM EST
The Gathering surely a marketing scheme. And so inauthentic and phoney in itself. An Gaeilge/ our native language, taught to near death by Classical methods is conveniently put to the side. Diaspora need to take ownership of both An Cruinniú/the gathering if not the language. And more importantly, to save Ireland from itself.
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esatdigiwank | Nov 13, 2012, 05:15 AM EST
AengusOg: Will the alcohol check points disappear or proliferate during the Gathering? They are destroying the craic and pub life"
I would have thought alcohol is destroying the Irish. But keep on elbow-bending, there will soon be no public drinking water you can afford if British Gas get their claws on it..
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WoundedKnee | Nov 09, 2012, 02:41 AM EST
Leahkinsela; People use the internet in Ireland? Wow, you don´t say. Sure and they´re mighty modhern altogether. What a stupid post you wrote.
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Will Hamilton | Nov 08, 2012, 08:59 AM EST
The Gathering is aimed at making money from Americans who delude themselves into thinking they're actually Irish. I know dozens of people in business who are figuring out ways to get a piece of the action. It's just a marketing exercise in the same way Arthurs Day is a brand promotion. The aim of the Gathering is to increase revenue from tourism. They should call the closing ceremony the Scattering!
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Happyhippo | Nov 08, 2012, 06:51 AM EST
@Reilleyfam,WRONG,our family were emigrants in the 1950s some to the the US,some to UK,after nearly 60 years we are still friends and visit regular with people we went to school with and and they visit the US and the UK its like a family reunion every time,so don't paint most Irish people with your negative brush,its anything but.
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Reilleyfam | Nov 07, 2012, 02:24 PM EST
"Most (Irish)people don't give a s... about The Diaspora except to shake them down for a few quid."
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leahkinsella | Nov 07, 2012, 12:44 PM EST
Loklione: You have nor been in Ireland since 1976? That's twenty six years ago! Ireland and it's people have changed so dramatically since then so it's time you came back even for a short visit to see the changes. You'll be surprised! Dublin is no longer "dirty" but a modern city. People use the internet, kindles, apps, skype, are highly educated, well travelled. The Catholic Church has no longer the power it used to have and most people think for themselves but until you come back and see for yourself, you will never know what you are missing. You'll be SURPRISED!. I have always adored, even fancied Gabriel Byrne, but he has turned into a grumpy old man lately.
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johnshiel | Nov 07, 2012, 10:28 AM EST
these actors... pretty faces, empty heads...
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cillowen | Nov 07, 2012, 10:25 AM EST
quisling leader lol sharks of dev and nigh all tripes playing poor souls like fiddles. Pennies for africans and constancy of concern for nigh all but self. Divided - divide and cpnquor still working to perfection - queenie needs to arrive for the gathering. Shame, acting out in mad drunken rage in lands where they happen upon. Been there.
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IrelandNorth | Nov 07, 2012, 08:20 AM EST
There may be a miniscule minority of adolescent Irish who from existential ignorance laugh at what they in their immaturity perceive as uncool heritage. But then, all teenagers everywhere consider their parents and grandparents square. Anyone under 40 in contemporary today is histoically amnesiac and politically illiterate through revisionist education and propagandistic media.
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kinvara7 | Nov 07, 2012, 07:31 AM EST
The Irish Diaspora needs to stop feeling so put upon and it needs to organize and to communicate a vision of a mature and beneficial relationship. It needs to have a good look at itself, and ask what it really wants, and whether it is willing to contribute in a real way.
This idea of the relationship being a 'shake-down' needs to be examined. The people that visit do so because they want to. They have to expect to pay for that experience, just as I did when I travelled to America. Sadly, for some people within the Diaspora, tourism to Ireland must forever be seen as an act of benign charity…one which demands some sort of extra consideration, and I believe that this is a bad message for 'Diaspora leaders' to send out.
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kinvara7 | Nov 07, 2012, 06:59 AM EST
I can understand where Gabriel is coming from but in general I disagree with the tone of his comments. Around the time of the Notre Dame v Navy Game in Dublin (Go Irish!) there was a big influx of American tourists, and this was very welcome. However, I was struck by the amount of times I heard such comments as: "This is our first time in Ireland; we've always wanted to come" etc. Now, these were the words of affluent people in their fifties, the type who Gabriel and others talk about as having a 'very powerful spiritual connection to the Island of Ireland.' I've been to America a number of times; I've done the tourist stuff, and paid for it; spent my money in shops etc., etc. I love America. I don't profess to have a 'deep spiritual connection' with the place, yet I have been there more often than the above mentioned have visited Ireland –How is that? How could they have such a deep connection, yet go over fifty years without visiting -only to be brought over by a well marketed football game? Now, some of you will say that those people will be back again, and maybe they will, but it seems like they took their time in deciding to visit and it seems a well marketed event gave them the push.
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kinvara7 | Nov 07, 2012, 06:24 AM EST
@MK: The President of Ireland recently visited a number of countries in South America and met with people from the Irish Diaspora. Speaking at the Fahy club in Buenos Aires President Higgins said: "Este Club constituye una pequeña parte de Irlanda en Argentina y me siento particularmente honrado de ser el primer Presidente de Irlanda en visitarlo. Mucho agradezco vuestra invitación y, a la recíproca, les hago llegar una invitación a ustedes, sus familiares y amigos para que participen del Encuentro en Irlanda en el año 2013."
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Mk | Nov 07, 2012, 12:20 AM EST
This gathering seems to be aimed at English speaking of Irish descent.
I imagine that those of Irish descent in areas such as South America must feel out of it.
At Australia's bi centenery in 1988 there were a number of tall ships from around the world in Sydney & the skipper of the Chilean ship was named Roberto Kelly.
Surprised at this I found there are quite a few of Irish descent in that continent.
I think there are quite a few of Irish descent in most area of the world even in the West Indies where many Irish were sent into slavery in the seventeenth century under Oliver Cromwell.
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The Bunk House here at Castlepoint Holiday Park offers accommodation sleeping up to 29 people. This option is great for groups of any kind! Particularly family reunions and school groups. A short walk to the sea and the light house No linen or bedding is supplied other than each mattress having a fitted mattress protecter and pillow and pillow case. There is fitted bottom sheets supplied for your use if required. You can bring your own bedding or we have sleeping bags available for hire. The six bedrooms are located off one long hallway. Most rooms sleep between 5 and 6 people with bunks in each room.
The lounge and dining areas are absolutely huge with plenty of couches and a television with freeview, there is also a free-standing gas fire to get the group cosy during the cooler months of winter.
The Bunk House has a large fully self-contained kitchen with a dish washer, two ovens, two fridges, water urn, microwave and a chest freezer. All cooking utensils, pots, pans, cutlery and crockery are supplied for you. There is a automatic washing machine. Large bathroom with gas hot water, 2 showers and 2 toilets. A BBQ is available.
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26/10/09 Facilities great, met all our needs. Well equipped kitchen was great.


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Guns don't belong in schools
The Sandy Hook incident in Connecticut was upsetting, alarming, frightening and unbelievably sad, but placing weapons inside schools is a horrible response. A December 2012 article from the New York Daily News tells about a Texas school that has allowed teachers to carry concealed weapons. The school superintendent says it's a better solution than a security guard. That is over the top and unacceptable.
It's a bad idea because more weapons means more chances for someone to get hurt. I realize teachers will not be targeting students, but what about bullets ricocheting, children used as human shields, or a student getting his hands on the weapon? Is anyone concerned? Of course, the weapons should not be just lying around, but how many parents have said weapons were "tucked away in a drawer, placed high up on a shelf" after something happened?
Are teachers prepared or equipped to look a gunman in the eye and pull the trigger? If they are not, their death certificate is signed. An assailant already massacring everyone in sight will certainly kill a hesitant teacher. It was reported that many police officers were traumatized by the Sandy Hook bloodbath; teachers would probably be more incapacitated.
What happens if a student or students get the advantage of a teacher with a concealed weapon? Then the weapon is in the students' hands.
Bottom line, more guns, especially guns in the hands of teachers, is not the answer.
Recently, Americans once again sat to listen to our president tell us about the state of our union. It was an interesting performance by a president who enjoys leaving out important facts and statistics ... or, shall I say, the ones that count. The president told us we are moving in the right direction (he started that line four years ago) despite the fact unemployment is higher today than when he first took office four years ago. He spoke openly of being energy independent even though he, himself, vetoed a pipeline that would have produced our own oil, and halted drilling off our coastal waters. Today a gallon of gasoline is double what it was four years ago.
0With fewer people working, higher gas prices, and a national debt approaching $17 trillion, you would think this president would slow down. Instead, 14 times, Obama used the word "investment." That is a code word for spending more. We heard again about people paying their fair share. That is a code for higher taxes. This guy just does not get it. That is why you and I are still struggling. Why he is still standing as president is a mystery that political experts are still trying to figure out.
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A geek chic set of specs by Warby Parker. ($95)
Modern with a Far East flair. ($78)
A simple pair of schutz shoes that will go with just about anything. ($180)
I'm really into Rebecca Minkoff's zodiac smoking flats. ($225)
A gorgeous gown I had the honor of wearing to a glamorous gala. ($3,295)
Faceted crystal drops on an elegant pair of earrings. ($80)
These days I'm much more of a little black suit kind of girl. ($190)
A new pair of glasses I can't stop wearing. ($161)
Piperlime's OMGift Boxes are a really silly, exciting, and refreshingly affordable way to gift your friends this season. ($48)
On my reading wish list. ($64)
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A staple investment pair of heels. ($745)
At this point, it seems to be a firmly established fashion fact that pj's are acceptable daytime attire. ($395)
Just in time for the shivery season, a fresh platoon of artists' portfolios has recently been released, including a standout from my aesthetic idol Lori Goldstein. ($80)
I love how Piamita pj's are designed to be mixed and matched, they're yummy and comfy for home, but chic enough for the streets. ($276)
Would love to slip into this silky robe. ($275)
Super delicate gold jewelry has been my jam for a few years now and Jennifer Zeuner is a designers who is really doing it well ~ I love and collect her featherweight necklaces. ($220)
One can never have enough candles. ($65)
A long pair of harem pants are a great travel companion. They are easy to mix and match with simple shirts and incredibly comfortable. ($178)
I collect thin, stackable rings and this piece would be right at home on my hand. ($410)
This top reminds me of a sunset in paradise. ($320)
A touch of organic beauty for any kitchen. ($64)
There's really nothing more glamorous than a beautifully made cashmere sweater. ($1095)
Feeling so drawn to asian-inspired decor from my travels. ($83)
A crisp white shirt has always and will always be a closet staple for me. ($260)
A candleholder that would only get cooler as it becomes covered in dripping wax. ($20)
Feeling like a rock n' roll reinvention of Kim Novak in Vertigo in this look. ($2495)
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Would love this for my country house.
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A girl can never have too many yummy sweaters. ($205)
A cozy cashmere classic for the crisp winter months. ($1295)
A dazzling coffee table book from America's longest-running fashion magazine. ($65)
Lost at sea is the best way to be, especially when dressed in a Nanette Lepore swimsuit. ($144)
I'll be spending much of the fall in the Hamptons and a tweed blazer will be just the thing I need. ($288)
A tough-luxe twists on a classic. ($1890)
I'm on the hunt for new throw pillows. Really into the black + gold detailing. ($25)
Attaching a makeup foam sponge inside a garment as you're buckling a brooch helps protect your clothes from pulls or tears. ($10)
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The perfect flat. ($149)
This image haunts me, this bracelet slays me. ($995)
I love to Infuse a bohemian vibe into a basic outfit with a tassel necklace. ($175)
I did my best to keep cool in this T by Alexander Wang oxford on a ferry ride across the harbour in Hong Kong. ($265)
Wine decanters make a great gift. It's something you never buy for yourself, but always want. ($209)
This ring is a future heirloom. ($950)
When you are as obsessed with candles as I am, this is a basic home necessity. ($42)
A ring that can stand all on its own! ($650)
The horn handle adds a delightful and surprising touch. ($79)
I love the juxtaposition of the classic cateye shape with the modern reflective lense. ($285)
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I don't think Erin has ever looked more elegant than when she turned up in this Lela Rose dress! ($1895)
Subtle yet stylish speakers that are portable! ($42)
The pattern, the color, the versatility (I mean, I wore it as a top) ~ pretty sure this scarf has it all! ($99)
A gorgeous, emerald twist on a classic watch. ($225)
The fit of these jeans is so good that I couldn't help choosing them to be personalized with a little bleach! ($152)
Baskets perfect for collecting anything from blankets to magazines! ($48)
I love a good blazer, and this one is ferociously versatile! ($380)
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Metallic shoes are surprisingly versatile! These are a must. ($230)
A lady should always have a great clutch collection ~ ready for any occasion! ($99)
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Loving animal print detailing for fall! ($450)
I love a chic bag that packs a punch! Fierce. ($795)
I've just always had a thing for geodes. ($88)
A girl always needs a cross body bag for running around town. ($215)
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This vest is decadently soft and luxuriously chic! ($2,550)
The american pastoral look is in for fall. That means tons of turquoise! ($99)
A vest that's perfect for your polished punk look! ($1095)
We shot this bracelet for ELLE September and it was the perfect punk accessory. ($63)
Cool sandals for the beach or the city! ($117)
I love the unexpected pairing of irregular agate stone and dyed stingray. ($235)
The one thing on my wrist these days! ($590)
A classic clutch designed by my best friend Cleo! ($350)
A silver version of my favorite headphones! ($200)
FINALLY comfortable footwear is cool! ($130)
I think it's fair to blame Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele for all the sportswear in my wardrobe these days ~ including these track pants. ($88)
NEED this dress for the transition from summer to fall. It can be worn so many ways! ($286)
This all-in-one body and hair wash is perfect for my care free summer lifestyle. ($21)
I'm loving the new style of Westward\\Leaning sunnies! It's a welcome opportunity to give my first set a well-earned break. ($180)
You will look put together in these pull-on black pants, but you'll feel like you're in yoga clothes all day. ($595)
I always, always have candles burning all over the house ~ and this one is a major favorite. ($27)
One can never have too many classic white shirts and I especially love that this one is cut long and tunic-like, with floppy French cuffs and crisply starched finishing. ($650)
Everything is always better in gold! ($38)
There's nothing like spending all day in a high-waisted bikini, then throwing a hoodie on top when that evening air blows in. ($80)
So cute layered under a sheer top or worn all by itself ~ I could get crazy use out of this piece! ($90)
Hats off to Donna Karan for giving us another perfect versions of the little black dress! ($2,295)
This is by far my favorite red lipstick and it's flattering on just about everyone! ($25)
Shimmy it over your hips, and you've got yourself a savagely sexy little pencil skirt or unfurl that waistband, hoist the whole thing up, and now you have a completely classic cocktail frock. ($1,295)
I'm always looking for great inspiration books and this one is a must! ($60)
The arms are cut extra long and lean on this style, with hidden knit panels that make them comfier than any sweatshirt. ($3,295)
I'm obsessing over Oscar de la Renta's Spanish Mules. ($545)
I have been wearing non-stop lately. ($88)
Too weird to not be wonderful! ($33)
Cool cat eye classes for summer! ($98)
Desperately wanting these glammed up running shoes! ($110)
Animal prints are my perennial favorite—it's a look that never goes out of style. ($220)
A good thing to slip in your purse to help you "freshen up" on the go. ($15)
Every runway show had leather for fall. This Theyskens' Theory jacket has such a buttery feel with a great notched collar in the back. ($1,495)
It's no secret I love Jennifer Zeuner jewelry ~ this bracelet is my latest obsession! ($143)
I'll always be a polka dot kind of girl! ($850)
A cool statement piece to toss on with pretty much any outfit. ($88)
A good trench is an investment piece that never goes out of style! ($298)
A bold silhouette and polished black leather construction give these boots avant-garde appeal. ($1,200)
A fun, floral frock is always a delight. ($20)
Oh how I LOVE stackable gold rings! ($14)
How I keep my messy waves in place! ($25)
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I couldn't get enough of this asymmetrical, loose fitted top while in Bali. ($164)
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How I achieve my messy style! ($30)
You are welcome to join my arm party anytime! ($225)
Finally a headphone made JUST for women. It's more jewelry than electronic ~ and we all know I love jewelry! ($200)
A necessity for any hair styling endeavor. ($10)
Finish off your hair with a finger-full of hair wax to give your ends a piece-y, dread-like effect. ($18)
Lusting for this kaleidoscopic dream case! ($98)
The orange fade reminds me of my childhood summers, eating creamsicles I bought from the ice cream truck! ($55)
A perfect addition to any arm party! ($55)
Love these colorful boots for spring showers! ($130)
This versatile dress will slip seamlessly from spring to summer! ($60)
Adore this cheeky bag by Perrin, whose history as a glove maker is slyly referenced in its appliquéd flap. ($1050)
Urban Decay's Naked2 palette literally contains every neutral eyeshadow you'll ever need. Great for girls on the go! ($50)
Loved this luxurious pajama set from our V Mag shoot! ($300)
I've long been looking for an interesting but minimal pair of earrings that I can sleep, workout, wear and live in. These are them! ($26)
Lately I've been into wearing subtler jewelry, but this necklace is great when I'm in the mood for more of a statement. It's still really classic, but bold and fun! ($268)
So obsessed with these pajamas that I'm considering buying three more. ($85)
The perfect everyday sunnies ~ truly a must-have! ($198)
So pretty for all those upcoming holiday parties! ($55)
Who said you've got to sacrifice form for function? Drown out screaming babies with these glistening headphones! ($150)
I have a little star necklace that I wear every single day. I love it so much ~ and love that this one is so similar and so affordable! ($80)
My new go-to for a smokey eye! ($36)
A pretty little ring that you'll never take off. ($506)
I never travel anywhere without this cashmere wrap. It makes for a great plane blanket AND scarf! ($295)
This is Erin's must-have makeup essential. It does double duty as an eyeshadow palette and a bronzer and is just as perfect for day as it is for night. ($42)
This is my new favorite piece of jewelry. I like wearing it right above my wrist, tightened to the top of my hand. ($115)
I've loved every reissued bag in Coach's legacy collection; each is so simple and streamlined and incredibly classic. ($298)
Anyone who's made even a passing glance at my outfit choices over the last two years will know: this is my FAVORITE item of clothing. Trust me ~ everybody needs this jacket! It's completely crucial. ($575)
For the first time (maybe ever), I'm finding crop tops really fresh and appealing. This one is the right price for experimenting with the trend. ($14)
All of a sudden, I'm finding flats to be the chicest choice in footwear, and these little checked sneakers are just too cute to pass up. ($275)
I'm so into simplistic jewelry these days, and this cuff feels like a downtown update on some classic Elsa Peretti piece. ($85)
I wore these shoes all over Morocco ~ and I love the way they combine casual elan with glimmering elegance. ($47)
At the behest of makeup artist Porsche Cooper, I recently upgraded to La Mer's famous face cream, and can finally vouch for the fact that it's worth every penny. My skin ~ always a struggle ~ has never looked better! ($150)
As classic as it gets, you can never go wrong with Ray-Ban's aviator-style sunnies. ($195)
I never tried highlighter before being introduced to this product and now I am completely obsessed. It makes your face look photoshopped! ($30)
I think Karla Deras is doing a great job with her collections for Roman Luxe. Can't stop wearing this particular necklace. ($31)
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GRAND HAVEN, Mich. (AP) -- A police report says excessive speed and a phone distraction might have contributed to a crash in which five teenage girls from Grand Haven were hurt.
The Grand Haven Tribune obtained the state police's final investigative report via a Freedom of Information Act request and reported on the findings this week.
Troopers didn't draw any conclusions about the crash, but cited witness accounts of excessive speed, the driver's admission that she was looking down at her cell phone and a bottle of open vodka in the back compartment.
The girls were driving March 16 to a basketball game in East Lansing when the crash happened on Interstate 96 near Lowell.
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Julian Eloduy can be described as willowy. He has a strong core presence coupled with bits of softness. His guitar chimes happily through poppy, full-bodied tunes. Julian's brooding voice gives you a peek at the pain of his inspiration which casts a haunting shadow, but there's always a beautiful hopefulness that shines through. No matter how tough you think you are, we all have a weakness for love.
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It's not that surprising, there are two threads like it on the X-boards and one on YABS that I started
But yeah, I don't think anything Claire and I do is "Pg-13" ;)
You must be kidding. THAT'S the first thing you think of?Rope burns and muscle cramps?
Remember the first rule, always have a spare key to the manacles handy!
You clearly need more...experience darling!
And I always thought the first rule was be sure to remember the safe word? It's never a good idea to forget it around me
Well of course they do. You don't think they have a kinky side like you and I? And I love that page
Wonder Woman/Empowered crossover. Very funny.
Love Di's expression in that one.
Another Al Rio, this time with the lasso....
original (Jose Delbo / Dick Giordano)
new (Al Rio)
with thanks to Amazon Archives, who commissioned them.
Those are well done.
This is one of the scarier covers from that time period.
Rare to see real menace in the villain. Diana has always been beautiful and destroying her face would be a act of vengeance that she could never really get away from.
That is pretty awesome--what I would imagine WW to be more like if she's tied up.
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Our experience over the last 21 years has shown that conservation will not succeed in the absence of people-oriented strategies to enhance stewardship of the land and natural resources. Since the 1990s, we have worked with communities to empower them to conserve biodiversity while improving their health and wellbeing at the same time.
CI and partners across the world have worked to improve the daily lives of remote, vulnerable populations living in some of the most biodiversity-rich environments on the planet. We have increased human wellbeing, while at the same time conserving vital biodiversity. We have attempted to bridge the gaps that continue to separate the fields of conservation, health, population, and development by promoting integrated approaches that recognize conservation as a social issue.
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Building on almost a decade of USAID investments in PHE global leadership and field-based projects, the BALANCED project will promote wider adoption and use of effective PHE approaches worldwide.
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My favorite is that Farrah tried to DENY alllll of this a couple weeks ago and even said she would call her lawyer because it's not true at all! HAHAHAHA Farrah...I will no longer believe anything you say! Oh wait...that's one lie, how about when you said the only reason you made the video was so that you can have it for yourself....BOOM! Lie number 2, you were planning on selling this video the entire time! Now despite all this she got paid almost one million dollars for the video! And apparently it's going to be called "Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom" Hollly Moly does this mean what I think it means?!?! Naughty Naughty!!!
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I see my role as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences in much the same way. I strive to empower my colleagues to teach students effectively, produce scholarship, and serve the university and larger communities. I have been blessed with a group of enormously talented and dedicated colleagues who make my job a pleasure.
My scholarly interests run parallel to those of my work as a teacher. They center on American literature, particularly the intersections of literature and journalism. My current and recent scholarly projects include Literature and Journalism: Inspirations, Intersections, and Inventions from Ben Franklin to Stephen Colbert (Palgrave Macmillan, forthcoming), "Thomas Wolfe, 'Return,' and the Asheville Citizen" (Thomas Wolfe Review, forthcoming), "The Polar Regions" (Poe in Context, forthcoming), "Stories of Today: Rebecca Harding Davis's Investigative Fiction" (Journalism History, summer 2012), and Literature and Journalism in Antebellum America (Palgrave Macmillan, 2011).
Away from campus, I spend my time running and cycling, building things, and spending time with my wife, Lisa, and our children, Essie and Will.
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In the early 1970s, the rise of environmentalism raised public doubts about the benefits of human activity for the planet. Curiosity about climate turned into anxious concern. Alongside the greenhouse effect, some scientists pointed out that human activity was putting dust and smog particles into the atmosphere, where they could block sunlight and cool the world. And indeed, analysis of Northern Hemisphere weather statistics showed that a cooling trend had begun in the 1940s. The mass media (to the limited extent they covered the issue) were confused, sometimes predicting a balmy globe with coastal areas flooded as the ice caps melted, sometimes warning of the prospect of a catastrophic new ice age. Study panels, first in the U.S. and then elsewhere, began to warn that one or another kind of future climate change might pose a severe threat.
The only thing most scientists agreed on was that they scarcely understood the climate system, and much more research was needed. Research activity did accelerate, including huge data‑gathering schemes that mobilized international fleets of oceanographic ships and orbiting satellites. After a few years the warnings of a new ice age (which only a minority of scientists had thought at all plausible) were dropped, and attention concentrated on global warming. After all, the dust and smog that humans were putting into the air only lingered for weeks, whereas carbon dioxide would stay for centuries, climbing decade after decade.
Earlier scientists had sought a single master‑key to climate, but now they were coming to understand that climate is an intricate system responding to a great many influences. Volcanic eruptions and solar variations were still plausible causes of change, and some argued these would swamp any effects of human activities. Even subtle changes in the Earth's orbit could make a difference. To the surprise of many, studies of ancient climates showed that astronomical cycles had partly set the timing of the ice ages. Apparently the climate was so delicately balanced that almost any small perturbation might set off a great shift. According to the new "chaos" theories, in such a system a shift might even come all by itself — and suddenly. Support for the idea came from ice cores arduously drilled from the Greenland ice sheet. They showed large and disconcertingly abrupt temperature jumps in the past.
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I'm Loving: Angela Moralevitz Coastal art
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With the holiday season on our doorstep I'm taking this opportunity to feature some gorgeous coastal photographies by Angela Moralewitz of Bugaboo Studios:
What I love about Angela's photos is her amazing attention to texture and shadows. Isn't this a stunning picture?
Just beautiful. Reminds me of a dog sleeping on a soft carpet for some reason. Very serene.
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We welcome you all at Cinema Odeon in Florence for the 13th edition of River to River Florence Indian Film Festival that will exceptionally take place from the 22nd to the 28h of November.
For the second year, the Festival will be again in Rome for a three-day chapter, from the 29th of November to the 1st of December, at Nuovo Cinema Aquila.
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The Joint Finance Committee continues working its way through the "dollars and cents" of Governor Walker's proposed 2013-2015 state budget. One program facing scrutiny is the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program. Over the past 20 years, the fund has protected more than 600,000 acres. It pools resources of the DNR, local government and land trusts. You have only to head up the Milwaukee River to see the funding at work.
It's not quite beach weather out there yet, but an area book club specializes in a literary form with a reputation for being well-read at the beach.
Kelly Malone organizes the Milwaukee Chick Lit Book Club. And while everyone has their own definition of the genre, Malone's is pretty specific.
You may not know his name, but many of the movies you've seen have been influenced by his work.
Filmmaker Rouben Mamoulian left his native Armenia before the World War II, in an effort to escape looming strife. He fled to France and England, where he made theater connections, before coming to the United States to work at the Eastman School of Music.
Filmmaker Marian Marzynski has been telling stories for more than a half-century, but he still has stories to tell and audiences to reach. Marzynski is considered a pioneer in the documentary form known as cinema verite.
And in his latest film is one in a series in which he has mined his own experiences. The autobiographical film, "Never Forget to Lie" is an exploration of his wartime childhood. Marzynski, who is Jewish, was hidden from Nazis by sympathetic Christians in his Polish homeland.
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Distribution of Graduate and Postbaccalaureate Application Costs for 1995/96 are indicated on Attachment A. Reprinting costs for Graduate Application for 1994/95 are indicated on Attachment B. The State Controller has been requested to reflect the charges indicated for your campus and to credit the Chancellor's Office account on our Plan of Financial Adjustment, PFA 667, dated June 2, 1995. Campuses are requested to make appropriate entries in their accounts. This will be a reconciling item with the Controller's balances until the Controller issues a journal entry. If there are any questions concerning these costs, please contact Ms. Greta Mack, Academic Affairs, Access and Retention at (310) 985-2940. SB:st:AD NOAT 95-26 Printing


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Volume Pricing
Qty | Check or Wire | Credit Card |
1 - 4 | $2,149.00 | $2,213.47 |
5 or more | $2,139.00 | $2,203.17 |
Credit Card & Bank Wire orders ship NEXT business day with QuickShipTM.
Product Description
As low as $0.99 per oz over spot!
Large format bars make for an easy way to acquire larger amount of Silver with just one purchase. This impressive Silver bar is made by the world renowned Johnson Matthey company.
Because Silver bars are eligible for Silver IRA accounts, Silver bars are a great way to diversify one's wealth.
APMEX makes buying Johnson Matthey Silver bars online easy with prompt service, convenient access, and competitive pricing on a wide selection of Silver coins and Silver bars.
APMEX stands behind every product it sells with a satisfaction guarantee.
Product Specifications
Product ID: | 35629 |
Year: | N/A |
Grade: | N/A |
Diameter: | 163/65.1 mm |
Thickness: | 33 mm |