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The fearless journalism of Mary Raftery
To mark the 20th anniversary of Mary Raftery's groundbreaking States of Fear documentary, DCU will launch a major exhibition on Raftery's work and a prize in her name
Mary Raftery in 2010: her work continues to inspire future generations of journalists. Photograph: Bryan O'Brien
In many ways it was all about incarceration. In its many forms it infused the journalism of Mary Raftery. While it didn't make for appealing reading these were stories that needed to be told – and they needed someone with an unflagging social conscience to tell them.
Raftery joined In Dublin just as the campaign for the eighth amendment was gaining momentum and politicians of all persuasions were courting the votes promised by its advocates. And while crisis pregnancy today can hardly be described as incarceration, in the early 1980s the lack of options left many women trapped. And so, on the eve of polling day for the 1983 amendment, In Dublin published a special "Vote No" edition that carried articles by female writers and politicians. Raftery's own contribution focused on the intimidation endured by public figures such as Nuala Fennell, Monica Barnes, and Catherine McGuinness – all of whom had advocated a "no" vote.
Later that year, having joined Magill, she wrote a detailed exposé on the Dunne family – the criminal fraternity widely blamed for introducing heroin into Ireland. Again, incarceration was conspicuous by its presence: the key member of the family – Larry Dunne – and some of his siblings had spent time at an industrial school in Offaly.
Joining RTÉ's current affairs unit Raftery was named Woman Journalist of the Year in 1985 for her documentary on the mistreatment of patients in Irish psychiatric hospitals.
Journalism also seemed trapped. Reflecting on the corruption that was endemic in certain political circles in the 1980s Raftery noted that business operated behind an "effective and fully functioning cloak of secrecy [with] virtually all the doors closed against anybody getting even the basic information concerning commercial activities".
And, when she finally got proof of questionable behaviour she was prohibited from using it. In 1989, while investigating the collapse of developer Patrick Gallagher's property empire for RTÉ's Today Tonight, Raftery came into possession of the liquidator's report into one of Gallagher's companies, Merchant Banking. It listed a loan of £15,000 to one Charles J Haughey who was now taoiseach.
The programme, which had ben due to be aired in November 1989, was delayed by RTÉ management as the director of public prosecutions considered charges against Gallagher. When it finally aired in February 1990 the programme made no mention of the financial relationship between Gallagher's company and Haughey on the grounds that to do so was "potentially libellous". Indeed, when Raftery asked him to comment on the matter Haughey warned that if the matter was raised in the programme he would sue for defamation.
But it is for the ground-breaking three-part documentary series States of Fear that Raftery will be most remembered. Aired by RTÉ in April and May 1999 the series laid bare the neglect, physical and sexual abuse perpetrated in religious-run industrial schools around the country. The in-depth research and powerful testimony of the victims ensured that the programmes received substantial media coverage.
Writing in this newspaper, Kathy Sheridan noted that the series "unravelled fact from myth" by using the government's own files to show that the State "knew a great deal about the systemic physical and emotional abuse within the system, but chose to ignore it". On May 11th, 1999, as the last of the three programmes was about to be aired, then taoiseach Bertie Ahern apologised on behalf of the State to those who had been abused in the institutions and announced the establishment of a commission of inquiry into the industrial school system.
The series also prompted Brian Quinn, former journalist and editor of the Evening Herald between 1969 and 1976, to write an eloquent letter to The Irish Times in which he noted the failure of his generation of journalists to expose the abuse. He admitted that journalists of the 1940s and 1950s "had their suspicions of the industrial schools".
Having viewed States of Fear, Quinn now believed that journalists "should have tried harder to find out the real truth" but felt that, even if they had, they "would not have been believed and managements and editors would never have held out against a massed attack by the all-powerful Irish Catholic Church".
The journalists of mid-20th-century Ireland were, he concluded, "trapped in a carefully designed plot that mixed lies with official evasion and ecclesiastical terror".
The following year, Raftery was back with Cardinal Secrets. Again aired by RTÉ it catalogued the abuse perpetrated by eight priests in the Dublin Catholic archdiocese and the failure of successive archbishops to report the abuse to the Garda Síochána. The response to the programme was deafening and the government established another commission of inquiry.
The reports of both commissions of inquiry that were prompted by Raftery's journalism – rhe Ryan Report (May 2009) and the Murphy Report (November 2009) – made for horrific reading and altered forever the nature of the relationship between church and State and between the Catholic Church and the Irish people.
A longtime columnist with The Irish Times, Mary Raftery died in 2012 and her final television work, Behind the Walls, examined the history of Ireland's psychiatric hospitals. But her work continues to inspire future generations of journalists.
This week, to mark the 20th anniversary of States of Fear, DCU will launch a major exhibition on Raftery's journalism and on how it compelled us to engage in a full and frank reassessment of our history as a State. DCU will also launch, in collaboration with the Raftery family and the BAI, a new journalism industry award, the Mary Raftery Prize which will be awarded annually to an individual or small team responsible for journalistic work produced on the island of Ireland which, in the view of the judges, combined the rigorous analysis and commitment to social justice which characterised Raftery's journalism.
Fearless: The Journalism of Mary Raftery runs in the O'Reilly Library, DCU's Glasnevin, Dublin 11, from Thursday, April 25th, until late autumn.
Mark O'Brien is chair of DCU's Media History Collection and author of The Fourth Estate: Journalism in Twentieth-Century Ireland


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The Half Marathon 21km is considered a long distance race and runners participating in, should have trained for the race in advance, since it poses a great mental and physical challenge to those who choose to run a half marathon. However, to those, who completes the half marathon race, there will be a great sense of accomplishment and rewardings. Manulife Da Nang International Marathon – Half Marathon is suitable for runners seeking to improve their running base towards completing a marathon. First-time runners should prepare well in advance before running a Half Marathon!
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- The resident fee is applied to:
– Vietnamese passport holders.
– International runners who are living in Vietnam and have a resident card (please bring your temporary resident card when you come to the race-kit pick up, we will not accept your passport or any other documents).
- In case you do not have your resident card along with you on the race kit pick-up date, you will have to pay the difference between the local and international fees as we cannot verify your residency).
- Registration will close once the quota is reached.
- Runners with Free Slots are eligible for Winner titles and Trophies, but will not be able to receive any cash or sponsor prizes.
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Address: 3rd Floor, Vietnam TravelMART Building, 27 – 29 Ly Tu Trong street, Hai Chau District, Da Nang City.
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- All participants have to be 16 years old and above as of 2019 (in birth year).
- Participants are obliged to read and fully comply with all the rules, regulations, and terms after submitting registrations for Manulife Da Nang International Marathon 2019.
- While the event organizer has the duty to ensure safety and provide first-aid and any emergency services to participants, you are responsible for making an assessment of risks to the health and safety of yourself and to act upon risks once identify. The organizer recommends you to carefully prepare with proper training, especially heat training given the weather conditions in Da Nang.
- All participants must provide their emergency contacts and the information has to be rightly accurate. The emergency contacts need to be written behind the BIB number once you receive your BIB.
- The entry fees and any other related fees are non-refundable and are not transferable under any circumstances.
Bag drop – After-race refreshment – Running T-shirt – Finisher T-shirt – BIB – E-Certificate – Bag – Medal – Raceguide – Service Posts – Medical Care – E-guideline.
- Finisher medals & finisher T-shirt will be awarded to the runners who finish the race at their respective cut off times.
- E-Certificate will be uploaded 2 weeks after the race on the result page.
- Medical care is available at certain mobile locations and the finish line.
- BIB number should be pinned in front of your running shirt/singlet in a visible way.
General Info will be provided in the electronic race guideline (To be updated).
Race Kit Collection
Race Kit pick-up location: Bien Dong Park, Vo Nguyen Giap Street, Son Tra Dist., Danang City. Pick-up time: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM | 10TH AUGUST 2019.
What you will receive on the race kit pick-up day:
Running T-shirt – BIB – Rucksack
*T-shirt size guide available here.
*Please note that information is subject to change.
What to bring for race kit collection?
- Your confirmation email (Digital version is accepted)
- Your personal document (ID/Birth Certificate/Resident card..)
- Please inform the organizer via email firstname.lastname@example.com in case of your late arrival that you cannot come to pick-up your race kit on August 10th, 2019.
- For race kit pick up on behalf, you will need to bring participant's confirmation email and their personal documents (ID/passport/resident card..). You also need to bring your personal document.
- We will try our best to provide the chosen T-shirt size, but in case your size is not available, please choose another size.
- Please check your race kit carefully when you receive it on race kit pick up day. If for any reason you are not satisfied with your race kit or there are any goods missing after when you bring it out of race kit pickup site, we won't be able to accept back any goods or exchange for any new ones.
Race Map & Route review
Transportation to the Start/ Finish Line:
- The Start/Finish line of the race is in front of Bien Dong Park, Vo Nguyen Giap Str., Da Nang, which locates in the city centre.
- For your convenience, we recommend you transport to the event site using:
Taxi: Taxi Mai Linh (+84 236.3565.656); Vinasun Taxi (+84 236.3686.868) or Tien Sa Taxi (+84 236.3797.979).
Taxi/ Motorbike Ordering Apps: Grab; Go-Viet; FastGo.
- If you're staying at a hotel, we also suggest you inform your hotel concierge/ reception of your planned event participation, so that they may arrange your transfers to and from the event site appropriately.
Schedule, Start & Cut off time
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th 2019:
8:30 AM – 8:00 PM: Race kit Pick Up.
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM: Carbo Load Dinner.
*Visit here to book your Carbo Dinner.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 11th 2019:
4:00 AM – 4:15 AM: Race Briefing.
4:35 AM – 4:40 AM: 21KM Runner Warm-up.
4:40 AM: 21KM Starts
8:40 AM: Cut Off Time 21KM.
* Please note that information is still subject to change.
Upgrade/ Downgrade/ Transfer
- Participants can change distance or transfer your entry up until 11:59 pm Sun, 9th June 2019 – UTC+07:00 (or once the registration is sold out). If you wish to change the distance, kindly email to firstname.lastname@example.com, provide the following information:
– Your registered name and email
– Your registration ID
– Your registered distance
– Indicate what changes you would like to have (upgrade/downgrade/transfer)
- If you change to the distance whose fee is higher than the registered distance, you are required to pay the difference in entry fees of when you registered and the current fee at the point of upgrade.
- If you change to the distance whose fee is lower than the registered distance, there is no refund of the difference in entry fees.
- An administration fee of 100,000 VND for Upgrade/ Downgrade and 300,000 VND for Transfer must be paid upon any changes.
If you have any questions regarding Upgrade/ Downgrade/ Transfer, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Things to be aware of
- Weather Conditions: Extremely hot and humid weather in Da Nang may affect your health and safety conditions on the race date. It is advised to all runners (especially foreigners) to well prepare mentally and physically prior to race. Read our training tips here on running under extreme heat.
- Emergency Contact: It is required for all participants to provide their Emergency Contact to the Organizer and to note their Emergency Contact behind their BIB number for any emergency situations.
- Water Stations: There are water stations every 2 kilometers including cold water and electrolyte drink.
- Aid Stations: There are 4 ambulances and 5 medic stations on duty along the course.
- Course: The course will be coned and clearly marked with distance kilometer markers. There will be volunteers and police officers at most intersections.
- Timing/ Results: The Full and Half Marathon will be chip-timed with results updated as soon as available.
Bag Drop: Bag-drop is available on the race date, however, we highly recommend you to leave all valuable items with you. We will not be responsible for any losses or damages of personal belongings.
Rules and Regulations
Manulife Da Nang International Marathon is the first professional Marathon in Vietnam certified by IAAF – AIMS (International Association of Athletics Federations and Association of International Marathons and Distance Races).
- By submitting your registration, you have agreed to abide by all the terms and conditions set by the city officials, organizers, and event supporting groups of Manulife Da Nang International Marathon 2019.
- There will be no fee refund under any circumstances.
- A participant is strictly not allowed to transfer his or her race entry and BIB number to another party. Any transfer case will be considered as invalid registration.
- Invalid registration will not be entitled to the benefits of the participant and will not be considered for the race result.
- Free entrances will not be considered for the final event prizes.
- No changes in race categories are allowed after. (To be Updated).
- If the participant provides any information that is untrue, inaccurate, not current or incomplete, the organizer may suspend or terminate the participant's registration.
- The decision of the organizer is the final decision.
Please see here for full information about Terms and Conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Visit here to find more information about Manulife Da Nang International Marathon.


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Taking God's Name in Vain
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"You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain, for the Lord will not hold him guiltless who takes his name in vain." (Ex 20:7, ESV) This is one of the Ten Commandments and in American culture usually is interpreted to mean we shouldn't use God's name as a profanity or swear word. If we examine two key words, however, we might come to a different conclusion.
The Hebrew word translated "vain" primarily refers to vanity, futility or worthlessness; it also can mean falseness or emptiness. Overall, it describes an absence of intended or expected results.
The Hebrew word translated "take" has a variety of meanings, such as lift up, carry, honor, exalt, desire and support. There are several Old Testament references to taking oaths in God's name, demonstrating a wider use of this word than simply physically lifting or carrying something.
Let me draw your attention to a practice that spans cultures and time: taking an oath and a name in marriage. If a bride pledges herself to her husband and takes his name, the groom expects her to forsake all others. If she then engages in relations with others, she's not doing what her new husband expected. That is, she made a false pledge and took his name in vain.
In that sense, it's possible for us to take God's name in vain by considering ourselves Christians, but not doing what he expects of us. Consider Jesus' perspective on this:
"Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only he who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. Many will say to me on that day, 'Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name, and in your name drive out demons and perform many miracles?' Then I will tell them plainly, 'I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!'" (Mt 7:21-23, NIV84).
Notice he said, "I never knew you," which means he had no intimate relationship with them. It's possible for us to take God's name in vain by calling ourselves Christians or God's children, even doing religious works, but failing to honor our relationship with him.
Calling ourselves Christians but continuing to live like the world is taking God's name in vain.


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WASHINGTON — The number of Americans who signed contracts to buy homes fell in October for the fifth straight month, with higher mortgage rates, price increases and the 16-day partial government shutdown holding back sales.
The National Association of Realtors said on Monday that its seasonally adjusted pending home sales index dipped 0.6 percent to 102.1. That is the lowest level since December. September's reading was revised slightly higher to 102.7.
There is generally a one- to two-month lag between a signed contract and a completed sale. The October drop suggested that final sales would remain weak in the coming months.
The Realtors' group said the government shutdown prevented the Internal Revenue Service from verifying incomes, a critical part of the mortgage-approval process. The group said that 17 percent of Realtors reported delays.
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A limited supply of homes has pushed up prices in the past year. Prices of existing homes rose 12 percent in September from the previous year, according to the real estate data provider CoreLogic.
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The document is split up into arithmetic, reasoning paper 2 and reasoning paper 3. Pick you weak point that you need to focus on and find it within the papers. Once you've found it, click on the URL link on the right hand side – this new document will take you through strategies of calculations and give you some examples to work through.
Please also continue to focus on your basic number facts – your quick recall of multiplication and division facts. You can never do enough of this!
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According to PiDay.org, a site that tries to "convince the world that math is fun, Pi Day is celebrated on March 14th (3/14) around the world. Pi (Greek letter "π") is the symbol used in mathematics to represent a constant — the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter — which is approximately 3.14159.
Pi has been calculated to over one trillion digits beyond its decimal point. As an irrational and transcendental number, it will continue infinitely without repetition or pattern. While only a handful of digits are needed for typical calculations, Pi's infinite nature makes it a fun challenge to memorize, and to computationally calculate more and more digits."
So we here at Beyond the Cover thought we'd bring some thoughts on what you may want to read up on for this fascinating Pi. Here are some ideas.
In How to Bake Pi, math professor Eugenia Cheng provides an accessible introduction to the logic and beauty of mathematics, powered, unexpectedly, by insights from the kitchen: we learn, for example, how the béchamel in a lasagna can be a lot like the number 5, and why making a good custard proves that math is easy but life is hard. Of course, it's not all about cooking; we'll also run the New York and Chicago marathons, take a closer look at St. Paul's Cathedral, pay visits to Cinderella and Lewis Carroll, and even get to the bottom of why we think of a tomato as a vegetable.
Many of us think that math is hard, but, as Cheng makes clear in How to Bake Pi, math is actually designed to make difficult things easier. Combined with her infectious enthusiasm for cooking and a true zest for life, Cheng's perspective on math becomes this singular book: a funny, lively, and clear journey through a vast territory no popular book on math has explored before.
In Why Pi? (Big Questions), author Johnny Ball focuses on how people have used numbers to measure things through the ages, from the ways the ancient Egyptians measured the pyramids to how modern scientists measure time and space. Johnny Ball has hosted more than 20 UK children's television series about math and science. He is known for making math not just easy to understand, but genuinely fun and fascinating. A children's book for curious minds.
Simply with the word "Pi" in the title, we had to include wonderful fantasy Life of Pi by Yann Martel. The son of a zookeeper, Pi Patel has an encyclopedic knowledge of animal behavior and a fervent love of stories. When Pi is sixteen, his family emigrates from India to North America aboard a cargo ship, along with their zoo animals bound for new homes.
The ship sinks. Pi finds himself alone in a lifeboat, his only companions a hyena, an orangutan, a wounded zebra, and Richard Parker, a 450-pound Bengal tiger. Soon the tiger has dispatched all but Pi, whose fear, knowledge, and cunning allow him to coexist with Richard Parker for 227 days while lost at sea.
This is such a rich and beautifully written book, it's characters take you through a magical journey of hardship, hope and love. Translated into a film, the book is still well worth the read, if you haven't done so already.


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Last week, New York's bright young creatives flocked to the opening of the New Museum's 2015 Triennial: Surround Audience, an art exhibition that spotlights the world's most compelling early-career artists. Follow Kathy Lo's lens and discover the night...
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Museum and other exhibitions increasingly becoming more obscure.
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Please join us on Saturday, October 27th from 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm for an Open House on campus.
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Choreographer Gil Kerer and dancer Alon Karniel are working in the school's department of dance as part of the Israel Institute's Visiting Artists Program, according to a news release from the Institute.
During the spring semester, Shadur is teaching in Indiana University's department of theater and contemporary dance. Based in Tel Aviv, she came to Bloomington as part of the Visiting Israeli Artists Program, which brings artists from various disciplines to North America for residencies.
Israel Institute Visiting Artist Yael Rasooly (Spring 2019, Trinity College, Hartford) joins Chicago International Puppet Theater Festival founder Blair Thomas for a WBEZ 91.5 Chicago radio interview on puppetry and the international festival.
"And then, at the Chopin Theatre, there was "Paper Cut," ingeniously imagined and exuberantly performed by Yael Rasooly, the multi-talented Israeli actress, comedienne, singer and cut-paper artist possessed of a phenomenal talent for capturing male and female voices and a slew of accents."
In "Paper Cut," from Israeli theater artist Yael Rasooly, at the Chopin Theatre Jan. 18-20, a secretary (Rasooly) falls after-hours into a Hollywood daydream, which Rasooly brings to life through the clever manipulation of old stills of movie stars, using masks and paper dolls and tear-away sheets to create a Hitchcockian suspense tale (with a little "Gaslight" tossed in).
On Thursday, December 6, Professor Yitzhak Reiter's class on "Jerusalem in Regional Politics" culminated with a class simulation of the Israel-Palestine conflict. According to Dr. Reiter, "The simulation was a training tool for engaging the students in 'real politics,' understanding the complexity of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and focusing on the special topic of Jerusalem as a city holy to the world's three largest monotheistic religions and as a rallying point for opposing groups in the Middle East."
2012-2013 Visiting Artist Sharon Ya'ari was named a 2018 Laureate of the Emet Prize, an annual prize given for excellence in academic and professional achievements that have far reaching influence and significant contribution to society. "The Emet Prize is awarded to Sharon Ya'ari for his in-depth work in the field of creative photography and his contribution to the promotion of excellence in teaching in the field, in which he is unsurpassed; and for his scholarly work in the field of photographic media, the corporeality of photos and the impact of time and place on photography in our culture."


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This workshop was held in association with the Michigan Society of American Foresters state meeting and co-sponsored by the Michigan Chapter of the Wildlife Society. Lowland conifers make up the fourth most abundant forest type in Michigan, after northern hardwoods, aspen, and oak. They lie in critical parts of watersheds, provide vital wildlife habitat, and support a significant forest products industry. The goals of this event were to 1) provide a review of the ecology, distribution, structure, health, and history of this forest type, 2) examine its value from a range of perspectives, and 3) review management alternatives and challenges in light of various ownership objectives, operational constraints, cost constraints, current regulations, and our limited understanding.
The largest portion of the workshop entailed field visits to four lowland conifer sites. These site visits are the focus of this web page. The first two sites demonstrated some of the ecological and landscape issues. The second two sites dealt with harvesting and management issues. Throughout the entire workshop, the inter-relatedness of natural resource values was emphasized.
About 150 people attended. Each person received a technical binder with an annotated bibliography of selected literature relevant to lowland conifer management and ecology. A limited number of copies are available for $15. Contact Mark Bale at 906-663-4687.
Field trips were prefaced with three indoor sessions presented for background information that would be more difficult to demonstrate in the field. Jem Castillo, from Michigan State University, delivered the messages related to the present distribution of the lowland conifer type and its economic values. Kurt Pregitzer, from Michigan Technological University, discussed lowland conifer ecology and development. Jim Hammill, from the Michigan DNR, challenged the group with issues relating to wildlife habitat values.
SITE ONE: Malman Marsh on the Hiawatha National Forest. This site included five stops demonstrating brush control strategies, ecological classification, lessons from past strip cutting, current findings from a long-term research project, and a small deer exclosure.
SITE TWO: An mature cedar stand and a major deer exclosure project.
SITE THREE: Long-term cedar harvest impacts in the Perkins deeryard on the Escanaba River State Forest.
SITE FOUR: A private timber sale on Doug Bovin's property.
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SITE ONE - STOP ONE: Ray Miller (MSU UP Tree Improvement Center) presented some of the management history at Malman Marsh. Strip cuts were done in 1965. Harvested strips treated with an American Ranger (giant rototiller) in 1988 resulted in poor tree regeneration where the microtopography was eliminated. Small mounds which are needed for tree establishment were removed. Terry Alexander of T&S Contracting, Inc. displayed several pieces of heavy duty brush cutting equipment. He has had success in retarding regrowth of alder by cutting it at ground level with a blunt cutting edge rather than a sharpened one. This effectively "shocks" the lower stem and root collar thus diminishing resprouting capability. The frayed stems then dry out, further retarding regrowth. Ray can be reached at 906-786-1575 or email@example.com. Terry can be reached at 906-474-6313 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
SITE ONE - STOP TWO: Greg Kudray (Michigan Technological University) spoke about the ecological classification system developed for wetlands in the Hiawatha National Forest. The classification is first split into mineral soil and organic soil wetlands. The next division is based on 1) hydrogeomorphology - landform controlled groundwater influence reflected by pH and vegetation (creating an acidic, species poor group and a base enriched, species rich group) and 2) drainage/aeration - a forested or non-forested division. Twelve different forested types are further differentiated based on landform, soil and vegetation indicators. To view the one-page key, click here. Greg can be reached at 906-523-4817 or email@example.com.
SITE ONE - STOP THREE: Mike Lanasa (Hiawatha National Forest) described the results of strip cutting cedar, the method recommended by research. Harvested strips, while fully stocked with balsam fir, spruce, and paper birch, lack cedar which makes up 90% of the uncut residual strips. This is a fairly common result in areas where deer overwinter. Possible alternatives to increase cedar would be to either wait until the shorter lived competitors in the stand die out or to cut them prior to the regeneration cut. In addition, with high deer populations a shelterwood to establish cedar regeneration followed by a prompt removal cut to open the area up would reduce the pressure from yarding deer. Mike can be reached at 906-786-4062 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
SITE ONE - STOP FOUR: Ray Miller shared some of the research ideas about cedar regeneration and stand development. Because smaller diameter stems appear to respond very well to release, even at older ages, diameter-limit cutting may be an acceptable method for cedar harvest. The Cedar Action Group has been involved with the establishment of 33 monitoring plots in lowland conifers across the U.P. Over time, more may be understood about the requirements of cedar regeneration and seedling establishment. Ray can be reached at 906-786-1575 or email@example.com.
SITE ONE - STOP FIVE: The last stop demonstrated the effects of removing too much micro-relief on lowland conifer sites. Direct seeding and natural regeneration plots show no success. Only planting within an effective deer exclosure has proven successful. Trees planted outside the exclosure have not survived. Liming to raise soil pH did not prove to be an effective treatment to increase cedar regeneration. For more information contact Mike Lanasa at 906-786-4062 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
SITE TWO - STOP ONE: Still
on the Hiawatha National Forest, we traveled along county roads to a site with
older and larger cedar. The last harvest was at settlement times, except for
some old strips. Kevin Doran (Hiawatha National Forest)
spoke about habitat qualities and the kinds of wildlife that utilize lowland
conifer associations. Many migrating songbirds will use these types. The role
of snags, large downed and woody debris, and other features of older forests
were discussed. Brad Stermer
(Michigan DEQ) spoke about some of the hydrological aspects and values of lowland
conifers. Kevin can be reached at 906-786-2512 and Brad at 906-786-2351.
SITE TWO - STOP TWO: Within walking distance through the cedar stand, we came along an electric fencing project enclosing about 26 acres. Chuck Cutter (Hiawatha National Forest) explained the intent was to study the effects of various silvicultural practices on forest regeneration, cedar in particular. Although well-built, the fence did not serve the intended purpose. Deer passed through and over the fence on a regular basis. Electrical shorts were common from fallen trees and for other reasons. Brad Bender (MSU UP Tree Improvement Center) led a discussion on various fence designs applicable to Lake States situations. A summary of these designs can be found in the annotated bibliography. Chuck can be reached at 906-474-6442 and Brad at 906-786-1575.
SITE THREE: The Perkins deeryard is located on the Escanaba River State Forest. This yard sustains an ongoing experimental harvest looking at cedar regeneration and the impact on the deer herds. Years ago, strip cuts were placed within the deer yard. The current management plan calls for some additional strip removals and a checkerboard cutting pattern with 1.6 acre blocks. The yard is heavily used by deer, indicated by heavy browse, rapid defoliation of cut cedar, numerous trails "paved" with scat, and the observation of high numbers during the winter. Craig Albright (Michigan DNR) presented the objectives for the area and discussed the value of this particular yard in the landscape. Dean Wilson (Michigan DNR) and Mike Zuidema (retired Michigan DNR) explained some of the strategy behind the current experimental harvest. Craig can be reached at 906-786-2351 or firstname.lastname@example.com, Dean at 906-786-2354 or email@example.com, and Mike at 906-786-3137.
SITE FOUR - STOP ONE: Doug Bovin (private forest owner) agreed to host the group on his property north of Rapid River. Doug has been working with Mead Corporation to develop a harvest plan that meets his objectives as a landowner. Vic Lyberg (MeadWestvaco) explained the operational plan and constraints of the landscape. This stop is largely a mix of tamarack and black spruce, with the area succeeding to black spruce. There is a mix of balm, aspen, and other tree species. This area is scheduled to be clearcut. Regeneration pockets and areas of mostly smaller material will be avoided to ensure reasonable seed sources. These pockets will also serve, in part, as refugia for wildlife species in the area. Vic Lyberg can be reached at 906-786-1660 x2182.
SITE FOUR - STOP TWO: Across Doug Bovin's timber sale, there are several runs of good cedar bolts. These runs will be clearcut, bringing high dollar values at the current market rates. Many of the shorter-lived tree species have died, such as balm, aspen, and balsam fir. This particular run of cedar sharply transitions into a mixed tamarack-spruce stand of lower stand density. Terry Minzey (DNR-Wildlife) pointed out that proper cedar management varies from place to place. Cedar regeneration is generally obtainable in the northern Upper Peninsula due to lower winter deer densities. In the southern UP, it is often more difficult, if not impossible, to achieve cedar regeneration. By leaving as much cedar as possible, future options will be maximized as information grows and if ecological pressures decrease. Most UP cedar are 100 years old, far from the natural longevity. Therefore, leaving cedar "on the stump" is a biological option, unlike some other species. Terry can be reached at 906-452-6227 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
SITE FOUR - STOP THREE: Much of Doug's lowland conifer acreage can be characterized by mixed species, medium stand densities, and variable quality. In these areas, Charlie Becker (MeadWestvaco) explained the proposal to remove bolt material, leaving smaller stems to grow and to serve as seed sources. Residual damage is to be kept to a minimum and loggers will avoid pockets of advanced regeneration. This strategy will provide residual forest canopy, provide for future stand quality, maintain cedar in the landscape, and meet Doug's objectives to maximize revenue and retain as much hunting habitat as possible. Although landowner objectives are the driving force behind private land management, consultants and resource managers explain the trade-offs inherent with particular management options. Charlie can be reached at 906-786-1660 x2180 or email@example.com.
SITE FOUR - STOP FOUR: The merchantable aspen will be removed from these transition areas between upland and lowland types. The objective is to maintain the advanced fir regeneration where possible and allow openings to regenerate with aspen. Doug prefers the fir, where possible, for the visual quality along access roads. Timber removal and utilization in transition areas is somewhat controversial in some settings, and poses questions with answers that sometimes remain elusive.
Michigan SAF Home Page
This website is maintained by Bill Cook, Michigan State University Extension Forest in the Upper Peninsula. Comments, questions, and suggestions are gratefully accepted.
Last update of this page was 30 September, 2005
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Maguire, Daniel Charles 1931-
MAGUIRE, Daniel Charles 1931-
PERSONAL: Uses original spelling of surname; born April 4, 1931, in Philadelphia, PA; son of Bernard and Catherine (Gallagher) McGuire; married Marjorie Reiley (an author), August 10, 1971; children: Daniel Charles, Jr. (deceased), Thomas Edmond Reiley. Education: St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, B.A., 1953; Gregorian University of Rome, S.T.B., 1955, S.T.L., 1957, S.T.D., 1969. Politics: Democrat. Religion: "Liberal Roman Catholic."
ADDRESSES: Home—2712 East Bradford Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53211. Office—Department of Theology, Marquette University, Coughlin Hall, Milwaukee, WI 53233.
CAREER: Roman Catholic priest, 1956–71. Villanova University, Villanova, PA, lecturer in religious studies, 1960–64; St. Mary's University and Seminary, Baltimore, MD, extraordinary professor of ethics, 1964–66; Catholic University of America, Washington, DC, interim assistant professor, 1966–67, assistant professor, 1967–69, associate professor of ethics, 1969–71; Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI, associate professor, 1971–76, professor of religious ethics, beginning 1977. Catholics for a Free Choice, member of board of directors, 1983–89; Religious Consultation on Population, Reproductive Health, and Ethics, president.
MEMBER: American Society of Christian Ethics (member of board of directors, 1970–73, 1975–78; vice president, 1980; president, 1981–82), College Theology Society (member of board of directors, 1973–75), Catholic Theological Society of America.
AWARDS, HONORS: Best Book of the Year Award, College Theology Society, and award for best scholarly book of the year, Wisconsin Authors Association, both 1979, both for The Moral Choice.
The Gifts of the Holy Spirit in John of St. Thomas, Gregorian University Press (Rome, Italy), 1969.
Death by Choice, Doubleday (New York, NY), 1974.
The Moral Choice, Doubleday (New York, NY), 1978.
A New American Justice: Ending the White Male Monopolies, Doubleday (New York, NY), 1980, published as A New American Justice: A Moral Proposal for the Reconciliation of Personal Freedom and Social Justice, Harper (New York, NY), 1982.
The New Subversives: Anti-Americanism of the Religious Right, Continuum Publishing (New York, NY), 1982.
The Moral Revolution: A Christian Humanist Vision, Harper (New York, NY), 1986.
(Coauthor) On Moral Grounds: The Art, Science of Ethics, Crossroad Publishing (New York, NY), 1991.
The Moral Core of Judaism and Christianity: Reclaiming the Revolution, Fortress Press (Minneapolis, MN), 1993.
(Coauthor) Religious and Ethical Perspectives on Population Issues, Religious Consultation on Population, Reproductive Health, and Ethics (Milwaukee, WI), 1993.
(Coauthor) Ethics for a Small Planet: New Horizons on Population, Consumption, and Ecology, State University of New York Press (Albany, NY), 1998.
(Coeditor) Visions of a New Earth: Religious Perspectives on Population, Consumption, and Ecology, State University of New York Press (Albany, NY), 2000.
Sacred Energies: When the World's Religions Sit down to Talk about the Future of Human Life and the Plight of This Planet, Fortress Press (Minneapolis, MN), 2000.
(Coeditor) What Men Owe to Women: Men's Voices from World Religions, State University of New York Press (Albany, NY), 2001.
(Editor and contributor) Sacred Rights: The Case for Contraception and Abortion in World Religions, Oxford University Press (New York, NY), 2003.
Contributor to books, including The Paradox of Religious Secularity, edited by Katherine T. Hargrove, Prentice-Hall (Englewood Cliffs, NJ), 1968; Toward Moral Maturity: Religious Education and the Formation of Conscience, edited by Mary P. Ryan, Paulist-Newman (Ramsey, NJ), 1968; American Catholics and Vietnam, edited by Thomas Quigley, Eerdmans (Grand Rapids, MI), 1968; New Theology, Volume 10, edited by Martin Marty and Dean Peerman, Macmillan (New York, NY), 1973; and Beneficent Euthanasia, edited by Marvin Kohl, Prometheus Books (Buffalo, NY), 1975. Contributor of articles and reviews to popular magazines and theology journals, including Cosmopolitan, Theological Review, Humanist, Commonweal, Atlantic Monthly, Christianity and Crisis, and New York Times.
Library Journal, July, 2003, review of Sacred Rights: The Case for Contraception and Abortion in World Religions.
Washington Post Book World, August 1, 1982.
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This mixture, however, is applied to your hair and scalp.
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Tourism 'death knell' fears as town's only hotel to become asylum centre
Anger in community at owner's plan to convert the Grand Hotel into a direct provision centre, writes Alan O'Keeffe
The owner of the Grand Hotel in Wicklow town, which will become a direct provision centre for asylum seekers, says the hotel 'broke his heart' and wasn't supported by the community now lamenting its loss as a focal point for tourism.
Adrian Shanagher (49) said he has facilitated hotel- related investments for years, bringing sites and investors together.
He was involved in the purchase of well-known hotels for the owners and making them a success, he said.
The Grand Hotel's popularity had fallen over several years before he bought it last year.
"The Grand... is the one that broke my heart because it didn't have the support," he said.
He said he celebrated his own wedding reception in the hotel in 1996, a year in which it had 100 weddings. "We had one wedding last year and one wedding this year," he said.
"It is disingenuous for people to say the town is losing its hotel. The people weren't supporting it anyhow," he said.
As the only hotel in Wicklow Town, it used to be a thriving hub for many years.
But in nine days' time, it will become a direct provision centre and many townspeople are not happy with the plan.
People working to boost tourism said the lack of a hotel will thwart efforts to develop big events to attract visitors to the town. Some local people said they were wary about the arrival of 100 asylum seekers in the town.
The Grand Hotel has endured a significant slump in recent years and was purchased 14 months ago by Firebreak Hospitality, a company 50pc owned by Mr Shanagher. His private business partner owns the other 50pc, he said.
He told the Sunday Independent he spent €800,000 on improvements after he bought the hotel, but it failed to generate extra business.
"The Grand broke my heart," he said.
Signing a contract with the Department of Justice for one year was "a survival plan" for the business, he said.
The news that the town's only hotel was being turned into a direct provision centre surprised locals.
Wicklow TDs and members of Wicklow County Council met with Department of Justice officials and complained there had been no consultation locally.
The politicians decided the TDs should seek a meeting with Justice Minister Charles Flanagan to try to get the plan cancelled.
Around 200 people attended a public meeting in the local St Patrick's GAA club last Tuesday night, when the plan was criticised and some expressed fears about the new centre.
"There's a lot of anger," said local Fianna Fail councillor Gail Dunne.
"Only recently the council launched a tourism strategy and it's important there should be a hotel in the town. This could be the death knell for tourism," he said.
He claimed 100 asylum seekers were too many people for a town of 10,000 "to absorb" into its schools and health services.
There was also criticism of the direct provision system as "a broken model" that is not suitable for long-term accommodation for families.
Mick Nolan is chairperson of Wicklow Syria Appeal, a group which inspired the community last April to help provide a local home and friendly support for a Syrian refugee family.
There was widespread fundraising in the town and many people volunteered their services.
Restrictive living conditions in direct provision has a detrimental effect on residents. The community sponsorship model developed by his group was more humane, he said.
Patricia Hynes, who owns a five-bedroom bed and breakfast in the town, told the Sunday Independent the "parachuting" of the centre into the town without advance notice was "anti-democratic".
She is a member of the Wicklow Town Team which was set up to boost economic development locally and she is active on the team's tourism sub-committee.
Action has begun to enhance the town's tourism appeal with funding achieved for floodlighting several town attractions. A new bus service between the town and Glendalough has been organised.
"The Grand Hotel was a tourism hub for many years and I used to get calls from the hotel sending their overflow to me for bed and breakfast," she said.
The town was twinned with the French town of Montigny-le-Bretonneux. The French town's choir planned to visit Wicklow next June and would have stayed in the Grand Hotel's 32 bedrooms but that cannot happen now, she said.
People who were deeply committed to developing the town's tourism potential were dismayed and deeply concerned that the town will have no hotel.
A majority of people who attended the public meeting last Tuesday did not support a small number of negative comments made about asylum seekers.
Kit Dunne, a local man who runs a boat charter business for anglers and nature lovers, said he booked bed nights at the Grand Hotel for hundreds of his customers in recent years and he often got business from the hotel.
He said the Bridge Tavern in the town did a big renovation and expansion in recent times and it can now take more than 30 overnight guests.
In the last couple of years, he booked considerable numbers of his customers into the Bridge Tavern as well as the Grand Hotel.
All the businesses that cater for tourists in the town will suffer with the closure of the hotel's bed night business, he said.
The Round Ireland Yacht Race begins in Wicklow every two years and every bed in the town is full on such occasions.
"There can be a big demand for bed nights in Wicklow. I've had to send some of my customers to hotels in Bray," he said.
But owner Mr Shanagher hit back at criticism and said the townspeople failed to give him enough business since he bought the hotel in 2017.
"My duty is to my business and to my stakeholders and not to other businesses in the town," he said. "I'm not here to keep them afloat."
He said around half of the hotel's 45 staff were quitting their jobs, many of them part-time. He expected to have around 20 full-time staff operating the property.
The hotel had a 57pc occupancy rate and much of the bed night business was from tour groups he brought to the hotel.
He said other places in Co Wicklow were tourist spots but not the town itself. Its biggest attraction is the old Wicklow Gaol which is a 'day visitor' enterprise.
He felt frustrated because of "the depths of retaliation" in the local community.
He said he has received many nasty emails and personal attacks and even "people threatening to visit my home".
He believed that racism and bigotry were behind some of the nastier criticisms.
"My bar business, my bar food business, my ballroom business and club business were envisaged to continue. In the last 10 days, practically all that has cancelled," he said.
He said 400 new houses were being built on a hill beside the town which will house up to 1,500 new people, which will put far more pressure on local schools and services than 100 asylum-seekers.
The 12-month contract with the Department of Justice was capable of being renewed and it could remain a centre for a few years, he said.
"I already have 24 people in my hotel who are guests of the Department and they are lovely people.
"They are fleeing situations in their own countries. They are good people from Sudan, Syria and Pakistan," he said.
Some clergy and local people have begun "to reach out".
He believed accommodating asylum-seekers was a good thing to do for humanity and he was happy to be involved in it.
"I'll sleep just fine in relation to it," he said.
Sunday Independent


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"You are a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. More than that, you are here as a representative of the Lord Jesus Christ." David O. McKay
"May we learn what we should learn, do what we should do, and be what we should be." Thomas S. Monson
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What are some of the different roles we each have? (Discuss ideas. See activity below for ideas.)
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How do our actions affect those with whom we associate? (Discuss ideas.)
What are some of the things we can we do to act well our part? (Discuss ideas.)
Mother curled up on the couch after putting the movie into the DVD player.
Bobby peeked into the family room. "What ya watching, Mom," he asked.
Mother paused the movie, "It's our new movie about the prophet, David O. McKay," she answered.
Bobby counted on his fingers as he sang the song, "Latter-day Prophets," to himself. "David O. McKay was the ninth president of the Church," he proudly stated.
"And," Mother added, "he was the Prophet when I was growing up."
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Although Bobby was only a boy, he had thought often about the prospect of going on a mission and he didn't want to go either. "I just can't leave my family for two whole years," he would tell himself, but he would feel guilty for not wanting to serve.
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Maybe you'll be called to the Scotland where my grandfather was from," Mother said, "Just like David O. McKay was called to the home of his ancestors."
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