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I. Country news and updates
II.International Symposium on Preventing Genocide and Mass Atrocities
Remarks by Samantha Power, Special Assistant to the President for Multilateral Affairs and Human Rights, 15 November 2010
6-7 December 2010—EastWest Institute and partner organizations – Global Conference on Preventive Action at the EU parliament
I. Country news and updates
1. International Crisis Group – Conflict Risk Alert: Guinea
2. Amnesty International – Guinean authorities must stop arbitrary arrests and killings
3. African Feminist Forum – Petition to the president of the Transition, President of the Republic of Guinea
On 15 November, the Guinean electoral Commission declared Malinke opposition leader Alpha Conde as the provisional leader of Guinea after winning the presidential elections by 52% over his opponent of the Peul ethnic group, former Prime Minister Cellou Diallo. The announcement, which has yet to be confirmed by the Supreme Court, was followed by renewed tension and clashes between the Malinka and Peul ethnic groups throughout the country. On 19 November the OHCHR announced that at least 4 people had been killed and 300 wounded by heavily armed security forces. After the declaration of a nation-wide state of emergency, security forces clashed with Diallo's supporters during street protests, while private property was destroyed and businesses burnt down.
On 18 November, Secretary-General's Special Representative for West Africa, Said Djinnit briefed the UN Security Council on the situation, leading the Council to "appeal to all parties to follow the existing legal procedure to resolve their differences peacefully". In addition, International Criminal Court Deputy Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda declared that the Court was closely monitoring the unfolding violence and called on Guinea Security Forces to "refrain from any excessive use of force against the civilian population".
1. Conflict Risk Alert: Guinea
International Crisis Group
18 November 2010
Guinea's political and military leaders and the international community must take urgent measures to halt widespread attacks against defenceless civilians and to prevent political tensions from degenerating into large-scale ethnic violence and regional instability.
Following the announcement of presidential election results on 15 November, handing Alpha Condé victory over his rival, Cellou Dalein Diallo, the country has descended into violence, with two days of clashes in the streets of the capital, Conakry, and elsewhere (…)
(…) The election campaign had witnessed sporadic violence, but the situation has now deteriorated further. The active participation of the military -- beating, molesting and shooting defenceless civilians and destroying their property -- has changed the dynamics of the violence (…)
(…) If Guinea's security and defence forces do not enforce greater discipline in their ranks, the country could quickly descend into further chaos. The possibility that the violence could feed into broader ethnic tensions within the army cannot be ruled out (…)
(…) The following steps are needed urgently:
The Interim President and the Prime Minister should ensure discipline among the armed forces. General Konaté should immediately order them to stop attacking civilians; military commanders should be held accountable if they fail to restrain their troops.
The United Nations Security Council should send a clear message that the current military leadership will be investigated for any crimes committed against civilians while executing orders.
The International Criminal Court should issue a statement reminding Guinean authorities of their obligations to protect civilians and avoid gross human rights abuses in the country.
The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Conakry should support the establishment of monitoring mechanisms on the ground to assess the level of violence and human rights abuses.
Both Alpha Condé and Cellou Dalein Diallo should continue to work towards diffusing tensions and address the ethnic polarisation seen during the second round of polls.
2. Guinean Authorities must stop arbitrary arrests and killings
Amnesty International
18 November 2010
(…) The Guinean authorities declared a state of emergency on 17 November, three days after the Independent Electoral National Commission proclaimed Alpha Condé as the winner of the poll. As part of the state of emergency, a curfew has been imposed and the security forces have been granted extra powers. "Unless the Guinean authorities put an immediate stop to the unlawful killings, arbitrary arrests and excessive use of force by its military and police, there is a risk that the country will be plunged into a situation which could give rise to further, serious, human rights abuses," said Gaetan Mootoo, researcher at Amnesty International (…)
(…) Several witnesses have told Amnesty International that the security forces, including members of the military, used their firearms against unarmed demonstrators, including minors. Doctors told Amnesty International that the dead bodies they examined showed that "people had been hit in the head, the abdomen, the thorax and the back of the head" showing that security forces sought to kill rather than simply disperse demonstrators (…)
(…) "The Guinean authorities must issue strict orders to the security forces to ensure that the human rights of all those who have been arrested are respected," Gaetan Mootoo said.
"Under international law, certain fundamental rights cannot be suspended and must always be respected, whether or not a state of emergency has been declared including the right to life and freedom from torture."
3. Petition to the president of the Transition, President of the Republic of Guinea
African Feminist Forum
24 October 2010
For urgent action in favor of the respect of women's rights, and maintaining peace and security before, during and after the presidential elections in the republic of Guinea.
In view of the painful events which occurred at the Stadium of 28 Septembre in the capital city of Conakry in 2009 that included the killings and rape of Guinean citizens, and those recent ones which occurred during electoral campaign and during the proclamation of the results of the first run of the presidential elections held on June 27th 2010,
Human rights, and more specifically women's rights, should no longer be a mere fact of society, to be relegated to first or second class depending upon current crises, nor should they be put at risk during electoral process during which many public events are organized country wide
Reaffirming our belief that the State is the first guarantor of protecting women's rights and all citizens in general
In view that the President of the transitional government, Interim President of the Republic of Guinea and its transitional government, since the agreements of January 2010 in Ouagadougou, applied all their efforts to assure a peaceful transition;
We, women participants at the 3rd African Feminist Forum in Dakar from October 20-24 2010, having observed a recent resurgence of violence and violations committed against women, in particular physical and sexual violence are calling for:
1. Respect of rule of law
2. Adherence to democratic principles and practices
3. End of culture of impunity for politically motivated violence, especially physical and sexual violence
4. Persecution of perpetrators of rape and sexual assault
5. Restoration of legal mechanisms and independent justice
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Suu Kyi and UN Chief make call for Prisoner Release
Agence France-Presse
19 November 2010
Acclaimed by many voices in the international community, human rights activist Aung San Suu Kyi was finally released on 13 November after being repeatedly placed under house arrest since June 1989. On 27 November Vijay Nambiar, UN SG special envoy to Myanmar/Burma, was able to meet with the pro-democracy leader. Since her sentence ended, Suu Kyi has addressed the media and the public several times in an attempt to raise hope of better governance among the civilian population and called for reconciliation and for the release of political prisoners.
Democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon called for the release of all political prisoners in Myanmar on Thursday while a UN committee condemned human rights in Myanmar despite Chinese opposition.
China also vociferously defended the Myanmar junta in UN Security Council consultations held to discuss the release of Suu Kyi and the much criticized national election held on November 7 (…)
(…) Forty-six nations -- European countries, the United States, Australia, Canada and New Zealand -- presented a resolution in the UN General Assembly's main human rights committee which expressed "gravest concern" at Myanmar's rights record and saying the November 7 election was not "free and fair".
The resolution, which highlighted political prisoners, the use of torture and inhuman treatment, child soldiers and attacks on civilians, was backed by 96 nations and opposed by 28 with 60 abstaining (…)
(…) Suu Kyi expressed support for a visit by the secretary general's special advisor on Myanmar "and her desire to engage with him for pushing ahead in addressing the challenges facing the people of Myanmar," the UN statement said.
(…) Ban visited Myanmar last year but was not allowed to see Suu Kyi, who was released from almost two decades of detention and house arrest on Saturday.
Ban told Suu Kyi "he was encouraged by the spirit of reconciliation emanating from her statements and appeals for dialogue and compromise following her release."
The UN leader reiterated the United Nations commitment "to uphold the cause of human rights and support all efforts by the government, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and all other stakeholders to build a united, peaceful, democratic and modern future for their country."
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Why a free Southern Sudan is Bad News for Darfur
Foreign Policy
Maggie Fick
24 November 2010
For all intents and purposes, it looked like an act of war. Just over two months before Southern Sudan votes whether to secede, on Nov. 12, the central government in Khartoum flew two Antonov aircraft over the contested north-south border and began an aerial bombardment campaign. The bombs landed in disputed territory occupied by the Southern army, marking the first overt provocation since the 2005 Sudanese peace agreement. With an unidentified number of Southern Sudanese soldiers killed, this looked like the start of a new phase of the decades-old conflict between north and south -- a looming war that many in the international community dread.
Just a day after the attack, however, both north and south seemed willing to write off the attack as an accident, an unexpectedly hopeful sign. Unfortunately, though, the bombing has more to do with the fact that Sudan's north is once again taking the fight to Darfuri rebels, the latest chapter in one of the ugliest and most lopsided conflicts the world has seen (…)
(…) The bombardment of Sudan's militarized borderlands certainly looked like a show of force by Khartoum, a sign to the south of what might await should it incur the north's wrath. This is something Southern diplomats surely won't forget in the negotiations that are bound to follow the referendum (…)
(…) Meanwhile, the message from the United States is that getting to January's referendum is the only thing that matters. Sen. John Kerry's recent visit to Khartoum underlined this point. He offered to take the government off the state sponsors of terrorism list on the sole condition that north Sudan cooperate with the referendum vote, instead of making it conditional on cooperation in Darfur as it has been in the past.
So it's perhaps no surprise that the real impact of the airstrikes has less to do with north and south and far more to do with the other Sudanese conflict (…)
(…) When it comes to Darfur, Khartoum has less reason to behave than it does vis-à-vis the south. Kerry's message has the effect of essentially decoupling north-south issues from Darfur in U.S. diplomatic brokering with the central government. That's good news for Khartoum, and terrible news for the people of Darfur. Although Human Rights Watch reports that "Sudanese government forces have carried out a series of attacks on civilians since August 2010" in central Sudan, including past airstrikes, U.S. President Barack Obama's administration is giving a subtle green light for Khartoum to wage war in Darfur as long as it allows the Southern referendum to occur.
Unfortunately, it makes sense that Khartoum would escalate in one region while settling with another. Indeed, this has been its strategy for decades. Successive regimes in Khartoum have managed to function and even thrive by exploiting Sudan's vast peripheral regions, using proxy groups like the Arab janjaweed to fight their war against the south (…)
(…) In the short term, we can expect more provocations, veiled threats, and tense moments like last the Nov. 12 bombardment, perhaps with less peaceful conclusions. In the long term, if Khartoum continues to exploit the world's distraction during the referendum to continue its quiet war in Darfur, there could be some ugly consequences come January -- not just for Darfur, but for the whole country.
Four weeks after a peaceful first round, Ivory Coast presidential election on Sunday sparked acts of violence, including 3 deaths on Saturday and two more on Sunday. Additional UN troops from Liberia have been sent to reinforce security and prevent the rise of ethnic clashes, and incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo imposed a curfew on 27 November. Meanwhile, his opponent Alassane Ouattara called the curfew unconstitutional and rallied his supporters to disregard the order. As the results have not been released yet, ECOWAS urged both candidates to respect the election's outcome.
Ivory Coast: Violence stokes ethnic tensions before historic presidential vote
Associated Press
Marco Chown Oved
26 November 2010
As Ivory Coast prepares to complete its first presidential poll in a decade, the two candidates in Sunday's runoff called for an end to the violence that has marked recent campaigning.
Multiple clashes between the candidates' supporters in the last week have caused at least two deaths in a key battleground in the center of the country, stoking ethnic tensions right before a vote that could bring a peaceful closure to the world's largest cocoa producer's enduring crisis, or plunge it back into ethnic violence.
Interior Ministry Official Auguste Zoguehi said a man was killed in clashes in Oume, in the center of the country, on Friday. The previous night, Zoguehi had announced on state television that one man was stabbed to death by rival supporters in nearby Bayota.
That announcement came just minutes before President Laurent Gbagbo and rival Alassane Ouattara participated in one of the first live televised candidates' debates in African history.
Though both men called for calm, they each accused the other of involvement in political violence over the last ten years of conflict. Ouattara said that Gbagbo collaborated with the military putsch in 1999, while Gbagbo said Ouattara had a hand in a failed coup in 2002, which divided the country in two and led to an 8-year political standoff.
International observers say they fear large-scale violence if the loser refuses to accept the results. (…)
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President Obama: Rapid Action needed on Central Africa Violence
Human Rights Watch, Global Centre for RtoP, Enough Project, Genocide Network, Invisible children, Refugees International, Resolve
22 November 2010
President Barack Obama should move swiftly to implement a strategy released on November 24, 2010, to stop atrocities committed by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) and help affected communities rebuild, a coalition of seven human rights groups said today. The rebel group has carried out one of the world's longest-running and most brutal insurgencies.
"President Obama's team has done an admirable job in formulating a strategy and demonstrating commitment to address the LRA scourge, but the challenge now is to turn this piece of paper into improvements on the ground," said Paul Ronan, Director of Advocacy at Resolve (…)
(…) LRA violence has plagued central Africa for more than two decades, and is on the increase. During the last two years the LRA has killed at least 2,300 people and abducted over 3,000 more, including many children. Another 400,000 civilians have fled the violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), southern Sudan, and Central African Republic. Over that period of time, the LRA has killed and abducted more civilians than any other armed group in the DRC. In 2010 alone, LRA rebels have committed more than 240 deadly attacks.
(…) The Obama administration strategy outlines four primary goals for US engagement with the crisis, including stopping LRA leaders, protecting civilians from LRA attacks, encouraging escape and defection from the LRA, and providing humanitarian assistance to affected communities. It emphasizes an interagency approach and coordination with multilateral and regional partners, and raises the possibility of designating additional personnel within the administration to carry out the strategy (…)
(…) "The LRA attacks are a huge threat to civilians and to regional peace and stability," said Monica Serrano, Executive Director of the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect. "The international response has been woefully inadequate. The new US strategy is a chance to bring countries together to end the LRA's brutal reign, putting the protection of civilians at the heart of the effort."
The LRA Disarmament and Northern Uganda Recovery Act was the most widely supported, Africa-specific legislation in recent US Congressional history. The law was cosponsored by a bipartisan group of 65 Senators and 201 Representatives, representing 49 states. Tens of thousands of Americans, including many young people, mobilized to support the legislation.
The following seven organizations have signed on to this press release:
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Statement on the First Year Anniversary of the Ampatua Massacre
Philippine Center for Islam and Democracy – PCID
22 November 2010
Today, the Philippine Center for Islam and Democracy (PCID) joins the nation in solemnly commemorating the one-year anniversary of the Ampatuan Massacre. On this day last year, 57 people—21 women, 2 of whom were pregnant—were brutally killed on their way to file the certificate of candidacy of Ismael Mangudadatu for governor of Maguindanao (…)
(…) Out of 195 accused of committing the mass atrocity, 80 have been arrested and are awaiting trial. Despite the complexities of this trial, we urge government to expedite the resolution of the cases. We remain confident that the authorities would continue to exert every effort to apprehend the remaining perpetrators. We continue to hope that justice will be given to the victims of the massacre (…)
(…) Among ICAPA's policy recommendations for the elimination of private armies are:
1. The repeal of Executive Order No. 194, which authorizes the possession and licensing of firearms of any type, in an unlimited quantity;
2. An order declaring that there shall no longer be firearms amnesties, and that possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition shall be dealt with the full force of the law;
3. The legislation of a law against private armed groups;
4. The passage of the Anti-Political Dynasty Law (…)
(…) The New York-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) in its 96-page report titled "They Own the People: The Ampatuans, State-backed Militias, and Killings in Southern Philippines," decried the government's failure to "seriously investigate atrocities by powerful ruling families, ban abusive militia forces, or curtail access of officials to military weaponry."
The massacre and efforts to prevent similar occurences also strengthened the concept of the "responsibility to protect." At the 2005 World Summit, the Philippines officially recognized its responsibility, as a state, to protect its citizens from the most heinous crimes. That the Maguindanao Massacre occurred on Philippine soil indicates that the Philippine government was remiss in its duties as a state. The disarmament of personal armies, the tighter control of the trafficking of weapons, and the possibility of putting in place an early warning system to anticipate mass atrocities are areas where urgent, decisive action must be undertaken in order for the Philippines to carry out its responsibility to protect its citizens from future atrocities.
We therefore urge President Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III to fulfill his campaign promises of justice for victims of the Maguindanao massacre and ensure that the resources of government will not be utilized to aid powerful political clans and their militias who rule with impunity.
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II. International Symposium on Preventing Genocide and Mass Atrocities
Remarks by Samantha Power, Special Assistant to the President for Multilateral Affairs and Human Rights, 15 November 2010
The symposium, held in Paris, was convened by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and the Mémorial de la Shoah in Paris to assess and strategize on the capacity of governments to respond to mass atrocities. The symposium was opened with an address by Samantha Power, Senior Director for Multilateral Affairs at the U.S. National Security Council. Three focused panels examined core issues in genocide prevention, including the latest policy initiatives on both sides of the Atlantic, current threats of mass atrocities, and prospects for greater international cooperation. See the agenda here
(…) First, we governments must make fresh, strategic commitments. A fresh strategic commitment is not the same as saying "never again." It is not the same as joining consensus at the 2005 UN Summit along with the other UN member states on behalf of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P). It is also not the same as voting for a Security Council resolution that includes a reference to R2P. All of these steps are worthwhile (…)
(…) In his National Security Strategy released earlier this year President Obama made clear that our effort to responsibly end the war in Iraq and defeat al-Qa'ida in Afghanistan must be matched with a vigorous commitment to prevent mass atrocities. His National Security Strategy included the most detailed summation of the US government's approach to mass atrocity that an American President has given to date. The National Security Strategy may not be a document that everyone in Paris is reading, but it is a document that is widely read in Washington, and the President's discussion of atrocity and genocide prevention sends a critical message around town and to officials throughout our government. It also sent an important message around the world – mass atrocities can't just become priorities for remembrance in their aftermath. Signals must be sent prospectively in order for resources to be allocated and political will to be mobilized and harnessed.
Second, we governments must organize ourselves in keeping with our stated priorities (…) In March this year President Obama took the unprecedented step of creating the first-ever NSC position with responsibility for coordinating and supporting the Administration's policies on preventing, identifying, and responding to mass atrocities and genocide. He filled it with one of the most able public servants we could find, a lawyer who had served in the Clinton and Obama Administrations in different roles, and one who more importantly had lived and worked in Rwanda and Sudan. As many of you know, in order to keep fighting and be effective on this range of difficult issues, the commitment often has to be personal (…) It is important to have individuals focused on ensuring that the President doesn't look back on his presidency and wonder why he wasn't informed or presented with decisions. Structure and organization increase the likelihood that options will be properly presented. In short, governments can improve their ownership and responsiveness to mass killing, but it requires a level of governmental organization that matches the methodical organization characteristic of mass-killings.
Third, and very related, governments must work to systematize "prevention." (…) There is no reason we shouldn't have systems in place designed to routinize our response to indicators of mass atrocities. The structure and organization I have described makes it much easier to ensure early engagement on these issues. Working with our regional colleagues at the NSC, we now regularly convene a wide range of departments and agencies for discussions on how to prevent violence in some of the most difficult and challenging places in the world. We take advantage of what we know about when ethnic violence and atrocities take place – we are extra vigilant in the run up to and aftermath of elections and referenda, and of course in the wake of coups or other severe political or economic shocks. These "whole of government" meetings focus on prevention, and they drive the development of plans and responses, separate from day-to-day bilateral policymaking (…)
(…) My fourth and final point is that it is extremely unlikely that even the modest steps I have described would have been taken if not for the advent of the modern anti-genocide movement, comprised of students, religious groups, and citizens from across the United States. The kernel of this movement appeared for the first time around Bosnia, but it didn't activate for Rwanda. However, because of Darfur, which reached its peak killing period around the ten year anniversary of Rwanda, the movement has been broadened and institutionalized (…) The truth is that the cause that brings us together today must become politicized (…) It is the citizen and Congressional pressure on Sudan that brought this issue to the immediate attention of a freshman Senator from Illinois and convinced him to visit the refugee camps in Chad on his first trip as a Senator to Africa. And it is President Obama's knowledge of the issue that has led him to assert day-to-day leadership on Sudan in the run-up to the January 9 referendum. Grass root and grass tops pressure works (…)
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6-7 December 2010—EastWest Institute and partner organizations – Global Conference on Preventive Action at the EU parliament
Sponsors of the conference include ASEAN Institute of Strategic and international Studies (ASEAN–ISIS), Coordinadora Regional de Investigaciones Economicas y Sociales (CRIES), Global Partnership for the prevention of Armed Conflicts (GPPAC), European Peacebuilding Liaison Office (EPLO) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
A core element of EastWest Insitute's mission is to help prevent violent conflicts before they begin. Part of this goal is the Global Conference on Preventive Action, a conference EWI will convene in late 2010 to galvanize a Global Action Plan to prevent violent conflict and to help integrate conflict prevention approaches into security and development policy (…)
Based in part on the regional recommendations, the Global Conference will:
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Thanks to Stephanie Perazzone for compiling this listserv


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Taking a gentle cycle along our canals and rivers is one of the best routes to feeling better in both body and mind. We work hard to make sure that our towpaths offer a welcome to considerate cyclists so that you can benefit from our traffic-free waterside routes whenever you need them.
Getting out and about on two wheels is great for your health and we believe that cycling along our canals and rivers is even better for your health than cycling along the road. Being traffic free, they are more relaxing, you'll enjoy better scenery and you won't breathe in any traffic fumes.
While we don't encourage speedy cyclists along our canals and rivers, a gentle ride has many health benefits. According to the NHS, regular cycling can reduce the risk of chronic illnesses such as heart disease, type 2 diabetes and strokes. Cycling can help to keep your weight under control as well.
There are numerous studies to back this up including a recent study by the BMJ found that regular cycling cuts all causes of death, particularly cancers and cardiovascular disease. A recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Birmingham and King's College London has found that cycling can even hold back ageing and keep our immune system young.
We're all advised to do at least two and a half hours of moderate-intensity activity each week and cycling along the canals can contribute to this.
Cycling is also a great way to improve your mood and there are just as many studies to show the benefits of cycling on mental health. Our own Dick Vincent has put it simply for us. He explains: "People love cycling because of the sense of freedom. If you think about, it's probably the first time you experienced it because, as a child, when you got on a bike it was the first time you were faster than your parents and could escape.
"The problem is that modern roads in the UK don't live up to that childhood memory. Scary cars, trucks and in many places, smog, just ruin it. This is why cycling on a towpath is so special. It's how cycling should be. A chance to reconnect with that inner-child."
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|I love music!
Well – if you asked me – one of my fondest memories of living in Southern California in the 80's was all the great concerts and live shows that I saw featuring some of the most talented musicians who ever lived.
One fond memory I have is seeing the undeground jam band Dog Cheese live on several occasions in the Los Angeles area.
I just found an old bootleg I myself had recorded (awful quality on cassette) and listened to it. despite the low budget boom box recording it remeinded me of what a great band Dog Cheese was and of the fact they never released any records (did they?)
Here is a track from Dog Cheese from what sounds like a studio recording with credits for Michael Landau, Vinnie Colaiuta, Steve Tavaglione, and Larry Klein.
I know guitarist Michael Landau did a few albums and his stuff was actually pretty reminiscent of the Dog Cheese sound.
What a great band!
Vinnie Colaiuta was and is one of the greatest drummers to ever live. I just saw him on Directv with Jeff Beck – he's still got it!
My personal dream as a musician was to one day record with Vinnie doing the drums in place of my cheesey drum work!
OK – well enough of this fond retro talk – let's find some more tunes from these musicians of Dog Cheese fame (or lack of!)!
Here are some Dog Cheese music links for you to explore!
Michael Landau – guiatrist
Vinnie Calaiuta – drummer
Larry Klein – bassist
Tom Scott Band with Landau and Vinnie http://www.iloveconcertvideos.com/video_RROpW0xnNMc&feature=youtube_gdata_player.html
Vinnie and Friends – http://www.iloveconcertvideos.com/video_5i6RZwzS834&feature=youtube_gdata_player.html


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Only bad thing so far is the the thing stops playing audio once I close my iPad and has to be restarted even though I have sleep disabled? A minor thing though but should be fixed.
A true original musical instrument and experience!
I have been a fan of Orphion since it's arrival. A number of years ago, I was interested in running my iPad through the volume pedal and into an amplifier, so I could create volume swells. At the time there was no mono option, Which made this technique that is promising. I reached out to the developer, and asked about a feature he promptly responded. Said it was a good idea. And then, life happens, and things fall to the side. FlashForward, last week, after years of working with an iPad 3, I got a new pro.I remember this app, download it, and much to my surprise and glee, was a mono option. Bravo!
Love using this app. It brings a new and fresh idea to my tracks when producing. I wish more additional sounds would be added.
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Requires iOS 7.0 or later. Compatible with iPad.
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The Demand for Carbon Offsets in the United States: A Snapshot of U.S. Buyers on the Global Voluntary and California Compliance Markets
While the supply-side of carbon markets is relatively well documented, understanding of demand is more elusive. Research on demand has generally gone through the developers and sellers of carbon offsets to infer the inclinations of buyers. While those who sell carbon offsets often have considerable insight on those who buy them, they sometimes lack a holistic view of a voluntary buyer's decision-making - their motivations, preferences, and process. Our research offers a glimpse into this little-studied dimension of carbon markets.
More specifically, our master's project aims to shed light on the demand for carbon offsets in the United States, both among companies purchasing offsets voluntarily and California entities purchasing offsets as part of their compliance obligations under the new greenhouse gas regulation in the state. Our research focuses on three key questions:
- Motivations: Why are firms choosing to purchase carbon offsets?
- Preferences: What are firms' preferences in terms of offsets, if any? What factors do they consider when investing in an offset project or portfolio of projects?
- Process: How are firms navigating the carbon marketplace, and what decision-making processes are they using when purchasing offsets?
To answer these questions, we surveyed compliance companies in California, did case studies of five major companies purchasing offsets on the voluntary market, interviewed dozens of buyers and other market participants, and attended the 18th UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in Doha, Qatar. Our results offer an inside view of how U.S. firms are participating in the voluntary carbon market as a part of larger sustainability goals and how California entities are thinking about carbon offset purchases in the context of regulation.
Hannah Erickson, MS Environmental Policy and Planning
Nancy Gephart, MBA/MS Sustainable Systems
Allie Goldstein, MS Environmental Justice/Environmental Policy and Planning
Sam Stevenson, MBA/MS Environmental Informatics


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Endpoint Vulnerability
Security Vulnerability CVE-2020-2570 in MySQL
Supported versions that are affected are 5.7.28 and prior and 8.0.18 and prior. Difficult to exploit vulnerability allows unauthenticated attacker with network access via multiple protocols to compromise MySQL Client. Successful attacks of this vulnerability can result in unauthorized ability to cause a hang or frequently repeatable crash (complete DOS) of MySQL Client.
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Best Ad Serving Platforms: DFP or Smart AdServer
All Publishers who have earnings from display advertising and especially those who want to develop their direct deals have to make the important decision which ad serving platform to use. Ad serving platforms (also called: ad servers) handle the entire process of showing display advertisements on a website, including managing rotation, geo targeting and other rules and targeting criteria. And of course - reporting on performance.
So what are the best ad serving platforms?
Obviously the best platform should be easy to use and flexible enough to handle both direct campaigns and remnant inventory. It should be fast and reliable and not too expensive. There are a number of ad platforms out there, but in this overview we decided to focus on the most famous of them and compare their options:
Overview and ProsDFP or DoubleClick for Publishers, once known as Google Dart, is one of the most popular ad serving platforms out there. DFP provides a variety of features for managing the inventory and cooperation between the sales teams and the traffic managers. It has near real time performance statistics. It also integrates easily with AdSense, a major benefit for publishers who are selling some inventory directly and in the same time monetizing remnant inventory through the Google ad network. Other networks can also be used as well and optimized for optimal revenue by using Price Priority. With DFP you can compete all your ads (direct deals or ad networks) with the Open Ad Exchange if they are not defined as Sponsorship. You can enter the average eCPM for each ad network or the CPM of a direct deal and let the Open Ad Exchange compete against them for each impression.
ConsDFP isn't always the most intuitive product to use and it may take a lot of training to get you used to the interface and functionalities. It's not easily self-explanatory and to make it more difficult – there is no official support besides community forums. Because of this, problems can be dragged forever or simply stay unsolved. Another minus is the fact that DFP's interface is slow and it also freezes periodically. It takes a significant amount of time until you finish a setup of a new campaign or change existing settings.
CostDFP is free for publishers who serve less than 180 million monthly impressions. This cap does not include AdSense or AdExchange impressions. For publishers who exceed this limit, Google offers the DFP Premium solution. If you'd like to get started on the free product, you can sign up right away.
We have built a Programmatic Marketplace where marketers and media buyers can book campaigns directly with the ease of a click of a button. Trough our platform they get instant access to all publishers inventory directly. It is created especially for this task and is tested on various websites and devices. Just contact us and we will help you to gain the maximum from your ad placements.
Overview and ProsSmart AdServer is a French ad server provider with known international presence. Most of the customers tend to be European online publishers. It is very robust service and a good alternative to DFP if you are looking for an ad server. Smart AdServer is famous with its simplicity of use and well-organized interfaces. It has an excellent access to DSPs. It is interconnected with the APIs of several performance-based marketing companies, affiliation platforms and ad networks. The main reason publishers like them is that this ad server provides customizable ad templates for both desktop and mobile web and delivers amazing ad experiences without any special technical expertise needed. Smart offers a gallery of ready-to-use rich media ad formats for display campaigns: expandable, video, native ads, Rising Stars and more. The gallery makes it simple to build and deliver great ad experiences. You can take a look at the best ad formats.
ConsThere is no availability to upload first or third party data for targeting. Reporting is not so great and needs more features. Some clients report that the engineering team is really slow. If you have technical issues, it is hard to work with them.
CostThis Adserver is not free, and you will be charged per 1000 impressions served. There is no public info about the pricing at Smart AdServer, so if you are interested, request a demo and ask for more details on their website.
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- CLASS ACT Some members of SambaDá owe it all to high school band.
Some of the most famous and influential people in America were in high school band. Film director Woody Allen played clarinet, as did Steven Spielberg. Actress Halle Berry, basketball great Vince Carter and even politico Alan Greenspan were all in band. Former president Bill Clinton once said, "I might not have been president if it hadn't been for school music."
Sadly, funding for the arts has been cut, and California schools are scrambling to supplement their meager budgets. To keep kids from having to pay for after-school classes, schools like Petaluma High are coming up with resourceful ways to keep the arts alive. Cliff Eveland, PHS band leader and director of the Petaluma Music Festival, credits the efforts of the community and the Mystic Theatre for helping to save music for the next generation of students.
Now in its eighth year, the Petaluma Music Festival benefit concert hosts Santa Cruz's entertaining seven-piece Brazilian band, SambaDá . "Getting to do a fundraiser for music in the schools is awesome," says SambaDá saxophonist Anne Stafford. "This is how music continues."
A Sonoma County band kid herself, Stafford is now an ethnomusicologist. "I was really lucky they had such a great jazz program at Slater Junior High. Frederick Colman—the late, great band director—was amazing, and I credit everything I've done in music to his inspiring and teaching me. I would have never gotten into music if it hadn't been for public school music programs."
The SambaDá family recently welcomed new members, as several of the original male players are taking what Stafford calls "paternity leave." Among them, Senegalese percussion master Ibou Ngom is taking SambaDá to a new level, and with capoeira "mestre" and SambaDá founder Papiba Godinho, the band is now recording their fourth studio album. "It's a gift, this new journey that SambaDá is going through," says lead singer Dandha da Hora. A Brazilian native, da Hora is a nationally renowned Afro-Brazilian dance instructor and lead dancer with Ilê Aiyê, one of Carnival's largest performance groups.
"I can't picture myself in this world without music," says da Hora. "The fundraiser for schools is to provide a world where kids and teenagers can understand what music will do for their lives, how it will change their lives. With so much violence in this world, we can see each other through music as equals, because music is universal and we should all have access. SambaDá is definitely proud to deliver that—to show up for these kids and give them hope. That's why SambaDá does what we do."


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Who loves #ULIRAPP ????? WE DO!
Real NYC Market first met ULI at LOOT at the Museum of Art and Design in NYC. One of our designers Heidi Williams bought her necklace at the show and we too were hooked!
Fascinated by the Elizabethan splendour in dress decoration she translates it into wearable contemporary jewelry. Her collections have developed rapidly in a sophisticated style and use of smart materials – she invented a technique to apply medical plastic between textile.
Uli's necklaces interpret a love for antique gemstones and pearls contrasting with chunky chains. All pieces are skilfully handmade in screen print on light weight soft materials.
Uli's pieces are produced in Amsterdam, by hand and with love by Uli & her team.
What's next?! Innovation with style is what we love. Spring 2019 will be arriving within the next few weeks….. REAL LOVES ULI !!!!


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THE European University of Cyprus has launched the ELMIP – Empowering Learning Models in Prison Programme, co-funded by the European Union Justice Programme, implemented with partners Enoros Consulting Ltd (Cyprus) and Ergoplan AE (Greece), and the Cyprus prison department. The programme aims to provide invaluable training materials to prisoners and prison staff through innovative educational opportunities and specialised training.
In particular, it aims to shield young prisoners, develop communication skills, emotional and interpersonal skills, and improve their employability after release and achieve long-term reintegration into society.
Furthermore, it strives to develop and implement training programmes for prison staff to identify, assess and address extreme and radical attitudes, and implement deradicalisation programmes.
The project is being implemented in the framework of a broader European policy through the European Security Strategy and the Council of the European Union to assist in the fight against radicalisation.


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Nick Botting - Wall Street Magazine
Posted: 16 Sep 2020
Someone sent me these article recently and I thought it was well worth making available Read more
Nolan's Ern Malley Painting on show in Wales
Posted: 2 Oct 2017
To celebrate the centenary of the birth of Sidney Nolan, a new exhibition of rarely seen paintings by Nolan are on show in Pembrokeshire in Wales. The exhibition also features the work of Graham Sutherland.
Sidney Nolan and Graham Sutherland: A Sense of Place , at Oriel y Parc, St David's, Pembrokeshire is open daily until 28th January 2018. Having visited this beautiful coastline, I can strongly recommend a trip to the area to see this exhibition.
Margaret Flockton A fragrant memory Louise Wilson
Posted: 21 Dec 2016
Jacketed HB 320 PP 234 x 180 Full colour t/out ISBN 978 1 74305 447 5 Biography November $49.95 published by Wakefield Press
signed copies available from the gallery
In 1894, a shy young Englishwoman dazzled the art world with her first exhibited work in New South Wales. Her name was Margaret Flockton, and she would go on to become Australia's first and most celebrated professional botanical artist. Her illustrations were admired for both their scientific accuracy and their exquisite beauty.
Flockton was a self-effacing artist with extraordinary output. Her paintings of Australia's wild flowers led onwards to the eucalypts, acacias and more, culminating in the creation of the international
award that honours her work.
With hundreds of full-colour illustrations, including many of her beautiful plates, this biography captures the essence of a remarkable woman, illustrating a life of deeds, not words.
Melbourne-based author Louise Wilson achieved First Class Honours in History in the old NSW Leaving Certificate but focused on mathematics at the University of Sydney and became the first
woman in Australia to embark on a professional career in banking. After a multi-faceted career in finance and economics, she became intrigued by her own connection to a First Fleet settler of Australia and has now returned to her teenage passion. She enjoys bringing previously untold aspects of Australia's fascinating history to life in readable non-fiction stories based on meticulous research.
Peninsula Hot Springs
Posted: 25 Jun 2016
Some of my sisters and I farewelled a friend heading back to Ireland this week by taking her for an afternoon at the Peninsula Hot Springs. I strongly recommend you try this place if you haven't been before. It is best in the middle of Winter towards the end of the day so you can enjoy the added atmosphere of the mist and lights in the evening!
Keep an eye out for our July promotion!
Barry Humphries at our recent opening
Posted: 31 Jul 2012
Barry Humphries pictured here with my mother Nadia McDonnell, delighted guests by turning up at the opening of our new exhibition 20th Century European Works on Paper... and didn't go home empty handed! read more
Barry Dickins in Broome
Posted: 4 Jul 2012
An exhibition of works by Barry Dickins is showing in Broome this weekend
The exhibition featuring recent works is on show at the home of Jeremy Hart. Contact Jeremy 0428 830 002 or Caroline Chesterfield 0422 609087 for more informationBarry will also be signing copies of his recent book Barry Dickins and the Fairies of Miller Street
Posted: 20 Jul 2011
Opening next week at our Hampton gallery is an exhibition of paintings and drawings by Barry Dickins, artist, author and poet. The exhibition will be opened by Patricia Cowling, principal at Genazzano college and long term friend and patron of Barry's.
This will be our third exhibition of Barry's work since opening our Hampton gallery in 2007.
Edward Roper painting
Posted: 17 May 2011
Mount Ararat on Display in City
The Ararat Advertiser featured our Edward Roper watercolour "Bringing Down the Wool, Mount Ararat in the Distance in the this weeks paper.
Maytime Fair Exhibition
Posted: 28 Apr 2011
For the second year in a row we will be exhibiting as part of the Maytime Fair at Xavier College in Kew. An exhibition of 50+ works; paintings, prints, drawings and sculpture. The fair raises money for the Jesuit Mission in support of people in Africa, Cambodia, China, East Timor, India, Myanmar and Thailand. We are proud to part of this important work.
Opening night; Thursday 5th May continuing Fri 6th and Sat 7th 9-5pm
Rae Letters booklaunch
Posted: 21 Apr 2011
The Melbourne-born sisters, Iso and Alison Rae studied art at the National Gallery School in the 1870s & 1880s. They left for Paris in 1887 to pursue careers overseas and never returned.
Many art historians and collectors have been fascinated by the sisters, particularly Iso Rae, since a collection of her pastels turned up in a London auction in the late 1970s...read more
Butterworth exhibition opening
Posted: 14 Mar 2011
Daniel and Matthew Butterworth's exhibition opened last Saturday afternoon. The paintings explore the theme of masculinity in a contemporary Australian culture. The artists ideas are expressed through re-visiting well know paintings by artists such as Tom Roberts and Sidney Nolan. The exhibition resounds with both humour and a gutsy irreverence.
Daniel and Matthew Butterworth
Posted: 14 Mar 2011
Daniel and Matthew Butterworth at Daniel's studio prior to the opening of their exhibition.
February 2011
Posted: 16 Feb 2011
After a long and relaxing summer holiday we are back in action in Hampton which currently is showing works from our stock room, including this marvellous early work by Deborah Halpern. It is not often that a painting from this part of her career is seen and this work has a wonderful rich, sculptural use of paint - surprise, surprise!
Andrea Pindan and Greg Peterson at the Hampton Gallery
Posted: 7 Jul 2010
For this year's annual exhibition of paintings from the Kimberley we will be showing works by Andrea Pindan and Greg Peterson - opening 17th July.
Illustrated is Greg Peterson's Wirnpa, acrylic on canvas, 120 x 120 cm
A New Modern Exhibition
Posted: 6 Jul 2010
We are very busy at the moment preparing for our next show, Modern Australian Painters. The exhibition will include works by Sidney Nolan, Francis Lymburner, William Dobell, Charles Blackman, Horace Brodzky and Danila Vassilieff as well as many other well-known 20th century artists.
The exhibition opens in late July.
Rare Hugh Ramsay for sale
Posted: 10 Jun 2010
Included in my new exhibition is a terrific museum quality painting by Hugh Ramsay.
Self Portrait, Paris 1901 was included in Ramsay's Retrospective exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1943. During the last 109 years since it was painted, it has been in the possession of two members of the Ramsay family and Daryl Lindsay, Director of the National Gallery of Victoria. It was probably also included in the 1902 exhibition that Nellie Melba helped to organize for the artist.
It is an important painting and is priced at $35,000.
The second work by Hugh Ramsay in our exhibition has been snapped up by a discerning scholar.
Thornton Walker
Posted: 7 May 2010
Bridget McDonnell Gallery is proud to announce that we are now showing works by highly respected painter and printmaker Thornton Walker. Pictured here is Haiku II a recent watercolour 80 x 75 cm.
New exhibition for Carlton
Posted: 6 May 2010
Our new exhibition of Early Australian Painters will open at our Carlton gallery on the 23 May. We have been preparing the catalogue for this exhibition for 5 months now and are delighted to see it finally completed. Contact the gallery for more information
New Works by Barry Dickins
Posted: 6 May 2010
As a result of the continuing interest in Barry Dickin's extraordinary paintings and drawings, the artist has brought in a number of new pieces that are now available for viewing, such as Contemplative Mermaids illustrated (detail). Like the man himself these works are full of colour and complexity and the more one looks at them, the more there is to see.
Barry Dickins Exhibition
Posted: 6 May 2010
March/April saw an exhibition of paintings and drawings by Barry Dickins at our Hampton gallery. A very successful show with Barry's new works attracting a lot of attention. Photo: Barry in his North Carlton studio.
Celia Perceval Paintings on View
Posted: 4 Mar 2010
Celia Perceval's exhibition of recent paintings from the Sapphire Coast has been a joy. Her works have brought many people through the gallery and interest continues so her works will be on show until the 16th March 2010 and can then be viewed on request.
Celia Perceval Exhibition Opening
Posted: 10 Feb 2010
Sunday 7th February saw the opening of an exhibition of recent paintings by Celia Perceval, pictured here with Nadia McDonnell. A gorgeous Sunday afternoon, good cheese, good wine, good company and 20 of Celia's lively, impasto paintings to view. The exhibition continues until the 28th Feb.
Lucy Boyd in her Studio
Posted: 9 Nov 2009
Opening Friday 13th November is an exhibition of landscapes and seascapes by Lucy Boyd, seen here painting in her studio. On departing Melbourne last December, Lucy left a collection of works from her studio in Edithvale with us. It is these works that will be on display until the 28th of November. The exhibition features a number of works depicting bayside beaches, with which Lucy and her family have had a long history.
John Ness Barkes
Posted: 22 Oct 2009
Our good friend John Barkes arrives from London next week in time to catch the end of our Hampton exhibition Paintings from St. Petersburg, Siberia and Ukraine and to help us celebrate the gallery's 2nd Birthday. John has been visiting Russia regularly and supplying us with Russian paintings for about 15 years now and we are hoping he will give a talk on some of the artists in the current exhibition. All of whom he knows personally.
Kimberley Visit
Posted: 20 Oct 2009
Caroline and I camped beside this idyllic, remote, waterhole for a couple of nights rest after visiting Fitzroy Crossing and Yiyili to select works for our next Aboriginal paintings exhibition. It was my first trip to the Kimberley and I can't wait to get back. I will even swim in the waterholes again even though Caroline was bitten by a crocodile ! For more information and photos ask Caroline next time you are in our Hampton gallery.
100 Years of Women Painters
Posted: 15 Nov 2008
Our new exhibition at BMG Hampton will be 100 Years of Women Painters. The exhibition will be similar in format to our Xmas exhibition held in our Carlton gallery every year but will be dedicated to generations of women artists. It will open in the last week of November and run through until Christmas. During January the gallery will only open on the odd day or by appointment. Depending on the weather !
BMG Hampton
Posted: 15 Nov 2008
The Hampton gallery is now 1 year old. Thanks to the efforts of Caroline it has gone from strength to strength. The highlight event of the year was the rock concert put on by Fitzroy Express in April to coincide with the opening of an exhibition of paintings from Fitzroy Crossing and the nearby community of Yiyili.
Clifford Bayliss exhibition
Posted: 18 Oct 2007
Clifford Bayliss 1912-1989 Paintings, drawings and sculptures from the artist's studio, London will be our next exhibition in our Carlton gallery. The exhibition will open on 7th November and continue until 30 November. IT is a terrific and varied exhibition and includes two very striking sculptures.
Family news
Posted: 22 Jul 2007
My youngest sister Joanne has launched a company producing horse snacks Like a muesli bar treat for horses Jomax Horse Snax is a nutritious treat for your favourite pony and has been selling well. Pictured is her daughter Esmé treating a friend's horse.
Look for them at your nearest saddlery shop.For more information see www.jomax.com.au or email firstname.lastname@example.com


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According to IMDB, Library Revolution was one of the proposed names of John Hughes' masterpiece, The Breakfast Club. I hadn't revisited the flick since it was released (1985) until last night. It was one of the first rated "R" movies I saw in a theater. 25 years later, it more than holds up, and I am realizing it has influenced my life in untold ways.
After all, don't I spend my days in a space similiar to the one where Allison, Claire, John, Brian and Andrew are sent to what is supposed to be a purgatorial punishment, but ends up being illuminating and uplifting? I did enjoy scoping the set space. Okay, there's no LIBRARIAN there for Saturday detention, but let's not quibble over staffing. Though the school where it was filmed is now a police station, the fictitious Shermer High was modelled on New Trier High School. I spotted helpful signage -- "Current Periodicals" -- and strategic displays -- "Librarian Selections." And what about those boxy table-top electronic devices? Are those early PCs? Microfilm readers?
While my rural school doesn't have the resources for a Henry Moore (or even Moore-esque) sculpture, there are still philosophical takeaways for librarians. As I watched, I realized that I want my school libary to be infused with a Breakfast Club ethos -- to be a space where people connect and come to respect each other in new and unexpected ways. And I suppose I have other, less positive connections to the flick as well. John Bender destroys Moliere, but my husband tossed random books out the window of his junior high school library. But I married him anyway, and I still find the connection between Claire and John Bender absolutely electric.


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1st mortgagee, PHH is requiring Citi, 2nd Mortgagee to provide Deficiency Waiver. PHH is giving defiency waiver. Borrower is investor recently discharged from bankruptcy. Citi, who is getting the usual $6,000 says no.
Since PHH is not giving waiver out of the goodness of their heart I'm assuming the borrower bankruptcy is the reason. If so anybody have an opinion why Citi is unwilling?
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Select Bibliography and Further Reading
|Armitage, A.B.
|Two Years in the Antarctic: Being a Narrative of the British National Antarctic Expedition. London, Edward Arnold, 1905 (Illustrated by E.A.Wilson)
|Barrett Hamilton G. & Hinton M.A.
|A History of British Mammals. Parts 1-21. Illustrated by E.A.Wilson & Guy Dollman. London, Gurney & Jackson, 1910-1921
|Chapman, A.
|Bird-life of the Borders: Records of Wild Sport and Natural History on Moorland and Sea. 2nd edition. London, Gurney & Jackson, 1907 [Frontispiece by E.A.Wilson]
|Cherry Garrard, A.
|(ed.) The South Polar Times, Vol. III. London, Smith Elder & Co., 1914
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|The Worst Journey in the World. London, Constable, 1922
|Fox, W.
|Terra Antarctica: Looking Into the Emptiest Continent. San Antonio, Texas, Trinity University Press, 2005
|Higgins, H.
|The Semilunar Fibro-cartilages and Transverse Ligament of the Knee Joint, illustrated by E.A.Wilson. London, Journal of Anatomy and Physiology Vol. 29, 1895
|King, H.G.R.
|(ed.) Edward Wilson: Diary of the 'Terra Nova' Expedition to the Antarctic 1910-1912. London, Blandford Press, 1972
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|(ed.) South Pole Odyssey: Selections from the Antarctic Diaries of Edward Wilson. Poole, Blandford Press, 1982
|Knipe, H.R.
|Nebula to Man. London, Dent, 1905 [part illustrated by E.A. Wilson]
|Lack, D.L.
|Some British pioneers in Ornithological Research 1859-1939. London, Ibis, Vol. 101 #1, 1959
|Leslie A.S. & Shipley A.E.
|(eds.) The Grouse in Health and in Disease: Being the Final Report of the Committee of Inquiry on Grouse Disease. London, Smith Elder & Co., 1911
|Prichard, H.
|Sport in Wildest Britain. "Illustrated from water-colour paintings by Dr. Edward A. Wilson". London, William Heinemann, 1921
|Roberts, B.
|(ed.) Edward Wilson: Birds of the Antarctic. London, Blandford Press, 1967
|Rolleston, H.D.
|Diseases of the Liver, Gall Bladder and Bile-Ducts. Illustrated by E.A.Wilson. Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders, 1905
|Savours, A.
|(ed.) Edward Wilson: Diary of the Discovery Expedition to the Antarctic Regions 1901-1904. London, Blandford Press, 1966
|Scott, R.F.
|The Voyage of the Discovery. London, Smith Elder & Co., 1905
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|Scott's Last Expedition. London, Smith Elder & Co., 1913
|Seaver, G.
|Edward Wilson of the Antarctic: Naturalist and Friend. London, John Murray, 1933
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|Edward Wilson Nature Lover. London, John Murray, 1937
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|The Faith of Edward Wilson. London, John Murray, 1948
|Shackleton, E.H. & Bernacchi, L.C.
|(eds.) The South Polar Times, Vols. I & II. London, Smith Elder & Co., 1907
|Skelton, J.V. & Wilson, D.M.
|Discovery Illustrated: Pictures from Captain Scott's First Antarctic Expedition. Cheltenham, Reardon Publishing, 2001
|Walker, C.E.
|Old Flies in New Dresses: How to Dress dry Flies with the Wings in the Natural Position and Some New Wet Flies. Illustrated by E.A. Wilson & the author. London, Lawrence & Bullen, 1898
|Williams, I.
|With Scott in the Antarctic: Edward Wilson Explorer, Naturalist, Artist. Stroud, The History Press, 2008
|Wilson, D.M.
|The Lost Photographs of Captain Scott. London, Little Brown, 2011
|Wilson, D.M.& Elder D.B.
|Cheltenham in Antarctica: the Life of Edward Wilson. Cheltenham, Reardon Publishing, 2000
|Wilson, D.M.& Wilson C.J.
|Edward Wilson's Nature Notebooks. Cheltenham, Reardon Publishing, 2004
Edward Wilson's Antarctic Notebooks, Cheltenham, Reardon Publishing, 2011
|Wilson, E.A.
|Notes on Antarctic Seals collected during the Expedition of the 'Southern Cross' in Report on the Collections of Natural History made in the Antarctic Regions during the Voyage of the 'Southern Cross'. London, British Museum (Natural History), 1901
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|The Birds of the Island of South Trinidad. London, Ibis. 8th series, Vol.4 #14, 1904
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|On Some Antarctic Birds. London, Proceedings of the IVth International Ornithological Congress, 1905
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|Exhibit and Discussion on Albino Penguins (with W.E.Clarke, & Lord Rothschild). London, Bulletin of the British Ornithologist's Club, Vol.15 #114, 1905
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|International Bird Protection. London, Bird Notes and News, No.10, July 1905
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|Penguins. London, Bird Notes and News, No.11, October 1905
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|The Distribution of Antarctic Seals and Birds. London, Geographical Journal, Vol. 25 #4, 1905
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|The Emperor Penguin. London, Ibis. 8th series, Vol.5 #18, 1905 [Summary of a lecture given at the Royal Institution on 27 January 1905. Reprinted from The Times, 28 January 1905]
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|Aves, in National Antarctic Expedition 1901-1904, Natural History Vol. II Zoology. London, British Museum (Natural History), 1907
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|Mammalia, in National Antarctic Expedition 1901-1904, Natural History Vol. II Zoology. London, British Museum (Natural History), 1907
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|National Antarctic Expedition 1901-1904: Album of Photographs and Sketches with a Portfolio of Panoramic Views. London, Royal Society, 1908
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|The Changes of Plumage in the Red Grouse (Lagopus scoticus) in Health and in Disease. London, Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, December 1910 [n.b. the ZSL proceedings for 1909/1910 contain articles by Shipley, Fantham and others involved with the Grouse Disease Inquiry which are illustrated by E.A.Wilson]
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|The British Antarctic Expedition. London, Geographical Journal, Vol 39 #6, 1912
|"Discovery" Antarctic Exhibition, Bruton Galleries Illustrated Catalogue. London, The Bruton Galleries, 1904
|British Antarctic Expedition 1910-1913. Exhibition of Antarctic Sketches and Water Colours, Drawings of Swiss and Norwegian Scenery, Sketches of Birds etc. By Dr. Edward A. Wilson at the Alpine Club. London, Wm. Clowes & Sons, 1913
There are a large number of publications relating to Scott's two Antarctic Expeditions containing illustrations by E.A.Wilson and references to his life and work. These are, however, too numerous to provide a comprehensive listing.


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Gordon Masterton Magnusson Award winner 2012
BA (Hons) Multimedia Journalism 2013
"Without a shadow of a doubt I owe my career to GCU. The opportunities I had as a student were second to none. Not just through the lectures and seminars but the high-quality equipment and facilities students have access to such as the radio studio."
Colin is one of Scotland's star journalists. He started off presenting on the University's radio station, Radio Caley, at the age of 17. Since then he has rocketed to success as a broadcast journalist.
In his final year and after university, he worked for a number of radio stations such as Radio Forth, YOUR Radio and Real Radio before making the switch to television. A chance meeting with an old contact led to a job as the roving reporter for STV's The Riverside Show (now Live at Five) which was his first official role in front of a camera. He then became a reporter and news anchor for STV News.
Currently, he is a Senior Reporter at Clyde Radio where he covers the biggest stories in Glasgow. He says: "Honestly, I don't think I'd be in the job I'm in or have had the career I've had if it weren't for GCU and I'm not just saying that. The course, the lecturers, the stuff that I'd learned basically set me up perfectly for the job that I'm now in.
"There were so factors to why GCU was the perfect launchpad for me, certainly in the media. There are so many of my colleagues in my year and the years above doing similarly brilliant things in radio, TV, print. It's just a testament to how successful GCU is in producing these really top level journalists.
"I wouldn't say I'm quite there yet but this has been the perfect launchpad, I couldn't ask for more."
Colin's ability as a journalist was obvious as a student. He, along with fellow coursemates, started a European Football podcast, gathering 20,000 subscribers in the space of three months and the project lasted two years. Nowadays, he co-presents a podcast called Seesaw Parade where he discusses the news in a more light-hearted manner.
While at GCU, he was awarded the prestigious Gordon Masterton/Magnusson Award. Colin then used the prize to go to the 2012 Olympic Games. He says: "I wasn't in Team GB, but I was standing trackside interviewing some of the athletes. It was without a doubt the greatest experience of my life, and I would not have been able to do it were it not for the Magnus Magnusson awards, and they will forever be in my gratitude and my thanks because I simply couldn't have done it without them."
"They're there to assist you in your career and to use the potential that you have to go forward and to make that potential into something more, a career, a life, and certainly the award that I got helped me go down to the 2012 Olympics and that then was the catalyst for what I do now."
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Life Of Benjamin Franklin: Footnote 132
Histoire de France, par CHARLES LACRETELLE,
Tom. V. p. 92. The same historian adds, that portraits of Franklin were everywhere to be seen, with the sublime inscription, which was first applied to him by Turgot;
"Epuit calo fulmen, sceptrumque tyrannis."
A variety of medallions were likewise made, on which his head was represented, of various sizes, suitable to be set in the lids of snuffboxes, or to be worn in rings; and vast numbers were sold; as well as numerous copies of pictures, busts, and prints, in which the artists vied with each other to attain beauty of execution and accuracy of resemblance.
While he resided in England, he wore a wig, according to the fashion of the times, of somewhat formidable dimensions. His head is thus covered in the portraits by Chamberlin and Martin, both of which are deemed good likenesses. In another picture of him, by West painted in England, which is now in the possession of Mr. Edward D. Ingraham, of Philadelphia, the wig is likewise retained.
After he went to France he laid aside this appendage, and supplied its place with a fur cap, which is seen in some of the engravings. But at length this was dispensed with. The portrait by Duplessis is considered the best that was taken in France, and in this he appears with his own hair, thin at the top, but flowing down the sides of his head and neck nearly to the shoulders.
During the latter years of his life he seldom went abroad without spectacles, fitted by an invention of his own, for rendering objects distinctly visible at different distances from the eye.


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Jesus Frees a Man from Evil Spirits
(Mt. 8:28–34; Lk. 8:26–39)
1Jesus and his followers went across the lake to the area where the Gerasene people lived.
2When Jesus got out of the boat, a man came to him from the caves where dead people are buried. This man had an evil spirit {from the devil} living inside of him.
3This man lived in the burial caves. No person could tie him. Even chains could not keep this man tied.
4Many times people had used chains to tie the man's hands and feet. But the man broke the chains on his hands and feet. No person was strong enough to control him.
5Day and night the man walked around the burial caves and on the hills. The man would scream and cut himself with rocks.
6While Jesus was far away, the man saw him. The man ran to Jesus and bowed down before him.
7Jesus said to the man, "You evil spirit, come out of that man." So the man shouted with a loud voice, "What do you want with me, Jesus, Son of the Most High God? I beg you to promise to God that you will not punish me!"
9Then Jesus asked the man, "What is your name?" The man answered, "My name is Legion,
10The spirits inside the man begged Jesus again and again not to send them out of that area.
11A large herd of pigs was eating on a hill near there.
12The evil spirits begged Jesus, "Send us to the pigs. Let us go into them."
13So Jesus allowed them to do this. The evil spirits left the man and went into the pigs. Then the herd of pigs ran down the hill and into the lake. All the pigs were drowned. There were about 2,000 pigs in that herd.
14The men that had the work of caring for the pigs ran away. The men ran to the town and to the farms. They told all the people what happened. The people went out to see what happened.
15The people came to Jesus. They saw the man that had the many evil spirits. The man was sitting and was wearing clothes. He was in his right mind again. The people were afraid.
16Some people were there and saw what Jesus did. These people told the other people what happened to the man that had the demons
17Then the people began to beg Jesus to leave their area.
18Jesus was preparing to leave in the boat. The man that was freed from the demons begged to go with Jesus.
19But Jesus did not allow the man to go. Jesus said, "Go home to your family and friends. Tell them about all the things the Lord did for you. Tell them that the Lord was good to you."
20So the man left and told the people in the Ten Towns
Jesus Gives Life to a Dead Girl and Heals a Sick Woman
(Mt. 9:18–26; Lk. 8:40–56)
21Jesus went in the boat back across to the other side of the lake. There, many people gathered around him by the lake.
22A leader of the synagogue
23Jairus begged and begged Jesus. He said, "My little daughter is dying. Please come and put your hands on her. Then she will be healed and will live."
24So Jesus went with Jairus. Many people followed Jesus. They were pushing very close around him.
25A woman was there among the people. This woman had been bleeding for the past twelve years.
26The woman suffered very much. Many doctors tried to help her. All the money she had was spent. But she was not improving. Her sickness was becoming worse.
27The woman heard about Jesus. So she followed Jesus with the people and touched his coat.
28The woman thought, "If I can touch his clothes, that will be enough to heal me."
29When the woman touched his coat, her bleeding stopped. The woman felt that her body was healed from the suffering.
30And Jesus felt power go out from him. So he stopped and turned around. Then he asked, "Who touched my clothes?"
31The followers said to Jesus, "There are many people pushing against you. But you ask, 'Who touched me?'"
32But Jesus continued looking for the person that touched him.
33The woman knew that she was healed. So she came and bowed at Jesus' feet. The woman was shaking with fear. She told Jesus the whole story.
34Jesus said to the woman, "Dear woman, you are made well because you believed. Go in peace. You will have no more suffering."
35Jesus was still there speaking. Some men came from the house of Jairus, the synagogue
36But Jesus did not care what the men said. Jesus said to the synagogue leader, "Don't be afraid; only believe."
37Jesus let only Peter, James, and John the brother of James go with him.
38Jesus and these followers went to the house of Jairus, the synagogue
39Jesus entered the house and said to the people, "Why are you people crying and making so much noise? This child is not dead. She is only sleeping."
40But all the people laughed at Jesus. Jesus told the people to leave the house. Then Jesus went into the room where the child was. He brought the child's father and mother and his three followers into the room with him.
41Then Jesus held the girl's hand and said to her, "Talitha, koum!" (This means, "Little girl, I tell you to stand up!")
42The girl stood up and began walking. (The girl was twelve years old.) The father and mother and the followers were amazed.
43Jesus gave the father and mother very strict orders not to tell people about this. Then Jesus told them to give the girl some food to eat.


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The world's only floating church?
The harbour chapel in Sandefjord, on the south coast of Norway, could be the world's only floating church.
The chapel has a very unique architecture compared to most other churches. It is built on a raft, and its design is based on two boathouses that used to be located where the chapel is now moored.
The idea of a chapel on the pier originated in 1997, and was a suggestion by former vice mayor Inger Marie Aurlien, explains Per Ramberg, who carried the idea forward after Aurlien passed away in 2001.
"Aurlien's idea was to build a holy space close to Kilen in Sandefjord, which soon became a new neighborhood in Sandefjord, Ramberg says. An association led by Ramberg was established in 2000, whose goal was to build a pier chapel.
Different donors funded the church, and the foundation Kristian donated money for the actual raft. Most of the work was done by volunteers who wanted to lend a hand and see the project completed.
The names of several whalers that had passed away were put up on memorial plaques in the chapel - an industry Sandefjord became well-known for from the 1850s. Tourists as well as residents visit the chapel, and many people wish to see the names of the many whalers who never returned from the South Seas.
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Updated time: 05-04-2020
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Entice Me at Twilight (Doomsday Brethren #4)
Dangerously handsome Simon Northam, Duke of Hurstgrove, and his uptight brother Mason are hardly close, but crashing Mason's wedding and stealing his fiancée further aggravate their sibling rivalry. Duke's family has no notion he's a wizard, so how can he explain that magickind's fate lies with the beautiful, tenacious bride he longs to seduce? Felicia is an Untouchable, a rare human whose presence disables magic—even the impenetrable forces surrounding Morganna le Fay's tomb. The evil witch's malicious powers could propel nefarious wizard Mathias to ultimate world domination . . . if he can resurrect her. To conceal herself, Felicia must succumb to her smoldering desire for Duke, but he risks binding his life—and sanity— to a lover whose loyalties are forever torn. He faces a choice: betray his brother for ultimate survival . . . or lose the woman who tempts him beyond control.


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Surreal artist Dave Martsolf was born in 1949 in Kansas, moved to western Pennsylvania in early childhood and at age 12 moved to New Hampshire where he resides today.
Martsolf's father and grandfather were architects and his mother a photographer.
Martsolf attended MIT and later UNH where he earned a degree in Fine Arts.
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