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In my previous post I've introduced opium in a beginner friendly way, while in this post I'll try to show something that's a little more interesting to experienced OCaml programmers or those are well versed with protocols such as Rack, WSGI, Ring, from Ruby, Python, Clojure respectively.
Traditional Middleware
First, let's start with some history. I'll be recounting from memory so I
apologize for any inaccuracies. Back in the stone ages of web application
development, a big problem was (still is) creating reusable stand alone
components. For example, caching, authentication, static pages. One solution to
this problem was invented by the python community, (WSGI) and popularized by
the Ruby community (Rack). Since then, it caught on like wild fire and has been
ported to almost every other langauge. I attribute Rack's success to its
extreme simplicity. In Rack, an application is an object that takes an
environment, an all-encompassing dictionary that includes the http request
among other things, usually called
env and returns a tuple of three elements,
the status code, the headers, and the body of the response. Translating this
to OCaml, a rack application is just:
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Accepting Rack's proposition that applications are simply functions that return that 3 element tuple, how do we create reusable components? In Rack the solution was to create so called "middleware". Middleware is an object with a call method (of type application) and is constructed by passing the next application down the middleware chain. A very literal translation of a typical rack middleware to OCaml gives:
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One can imagine chaining multiple middleware to provide various functionality. For example checking credentials in the header of the request (found in env) to decide whether to authenticate the user to proceed with the next step or to return a not authorized status.
Middleware in Opium
Of course, nobody sane writes code like that in OCaml. So if we get rid of the classes and store state using closures instead of instance variables (if necessary) we'd get just a function of type:
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In this viewpoint, middleware is simply a higher order function that transforms an application to another.
OK, so is this good enough for OCaml? No. Putting back my statically typed functional programming hat on I can poke a couple of holes in this approach.
env is mutable. In fact, middleware is encouraged to treat it as request local storage and pass information between middleware. This means that env may not be the same before and after calling a middleware.
env offers no encapsulation. Middleware can easily pry at each other's internals. Sometimes this is necessary, but many times it's not. Ring in clojure offers namespaced keywords as the keys to the env hash, but this is only a gentleman's agreement.
env offers no type safety. In rack, doing env['xxx'] is like trying to pull a rabbit out of hat. There's no guarantee that the value obtained will of a certain type.
Universal Maps
All of this points us towards using something other than an untyped hash table
for the environment hash. But what do we use in OCaml if we want, an openly
extensible, heteregoneus, immutable map? We use core's
Univ_map. I won't go
into the details of how it works but I'll say that a univ map supports the
following two operations:
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In addition to the creation of new
Univ_map.Key.t that are associated
with the types a key would extract.
If you'd like to know more I recommend the following resource [2], [3], [4].
In Opium, we throw away Rack's env and simply put everything under the
same umbrella and call it a Request. Similarly, an opium response will
subsume the 3 element response tuple.
env will then be the extensible
part of a request/response. Which gives us:
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Now middleware is able to:
store stuff in env and always know the type of a value pulled out of env.
middleware can encapsulate its private data by not exposing its
envkeys in the public interface
And of course, there's no sight of side effects anywhere.
Enough theory crafting, let's build some middleware. Let's start with a trivial
example. First of all, our middleware need not even use
env at all. For
example here's a middleware that uppercases the body:
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As you can tell, a middleware knows of 2 bits of information:
handler : Request.t -> Response.t Deferred.t. This is the application request handler.
req : Request.t. The current request.
In our example, the middleware runs the handler and returns a response with the uppercased body. But of course a general middleware doesn't have to run handler at all, it can change the request before feeding the handler, or it can simple add a logging message and let the handler proceeed with the request.
You can tell that middleware is flexible, but to make it do something more
interesting, you must be able to store stuff along the request/response. As
I've mentioned before, the
env bag is the perfect place for that.
Here's another common use case. Suppose we'd like our webapp to automatically authenticate users that provide their credentials using the HTTP Basic scheme. For example, we can export a export function like:
Here's how we could implement that:
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The middleware above might be basic as well but it should give you an idea on how to create a wide variety of middleware. For example, serving static pages, caching, throttling, routing, etc.
There are of course downsides however that I've yet to solve in Opium. The main downside is that middleware does not commute. This means that it must be executed in serial for every request. Much more worse however is that middleware order will affect application behaviour. In fact, a common source of bugs in Rack is executing middleware in the wrong order. One obvious solution to this is to explictly specify dependencies between middleware. Unfortunately it's pretty ugly and heavyweight and it makes middleware less composable.
Final Note: After writing the first version of Opium I realized I was copying the core of twitter's finnagle/finatra. I don't mention them here however since finnagle is a lot more general and I don't know much about it other than this excellent paper. I did end up borrowing their terminology for the lower level plumbing though.
[1] Rack Spec.
[2] Ring Spec. A huge improvement of Rack in my opinion. Rock could be thought of as a typed Ring.
[3] If you're coming from the haskell WAI world I believe
env would be
called the
vault. In fact, the way Rock is designed should be very
similar to the old WAI (< 3.0). Except that WAI use IO instead of Deferred.t.
[4] mixtbl An implementation without core. It's also a hashtable instead of a map.
[5] Haskell Vault. Same concept but implemented in the Haskell world.
[6] Univeral Type. If you'd like to dig deeper to see how the basic for such a map can be implemented.


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Perhaps it is because of the impending winter weather. Maybe it is because of the imminent demise of All Saints Anglican Church in Granville Centre. Whatever it is, I feel like I am in a bit of a funk. Now, this is not the good George Clinton type of funk. It is the bad living in a trash can beside 123 Sesame Street type of funk. (I wonder how many people I lost with that little bit of stream of consciousness?) No matter, I may as well try to do something positive with this funk. With the loss of All Saints Church firmly in mind, I figured that this would be a good opportunity to start a feature on some of the buildings and landscapes that the Annapolis Royal region has lost through the years.
There is probably no better place to begin a feature on Annapolis Royal's lost heritage than the Fort Anne Blockhouse. This structure was built by the British in the mid 18th century. Stylistically it is similar to blockhouses which were built throughout the British Empire. In fact, this blockhouse not even unique to Annapolis Royal. Similar structures were located near the current corner of St George Street and Drury Lane and on Babineau Heights. The Fort Anne blockhouse, shown in this photograph taken circa 1880, was located on the north bastion of the fort. For those who know our local geography, it was located on the rampart across from the Parks Canada administrative building.
Like many heritage buildings which have been torn down, the blockhouse had been neglected. By looking at the building as it appears in this photograph, you can see that it is missing some of its cladding. Some of this neglect is no doubt due to the fact that by the 1880s the fort was no longer an active military base. In an attempt to make use of the land, the fort grounds were rented out for uses ranging from agriculture to dwellings. In 1881, a tenant of the fort decided that he should tear down the blockhouse. The public outcry from the loss of this building led to the foundation of the heritage preservation movement in Annapolis Royal. In the wake of the loss of the blockhouse, the preservationists quickly rallied their forces to defeat a plan to divide the fort grounds into building lots. In 1899 the Annapolis Royal Garrison Commission was formed with a mandate of creating "a public park and place of resort while preserving the fort". In 1917, Fort Anne became Canada's first National Historic Site.
The preservationist spirit is still alive and well in Annapolis Royal. Despite some recent losses of built heritage, we still have a community who, for the most part, appreciate our heritage. Perhaps we should use the story of the Fort Anne Blockhouse as a lesson. Maybe the recent loss of the Troop Barn and All Saints Anglican Church will be the rallying point for this generation's preservationists. I'm in!
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An employee suffering from a medical condition is feeling harassed and threatened by the new head of department.
Dear Thelma,
I'm 31-years-old and have been working in company A for the past five years. This is my third company and the longest that I served. All was fine until two years ago, when a major change of management took place and the company employed a bunch of newcomers, especially for the top positions. This affected my department as well.
I was the team lead for my department and once my new department head (HOD) joined, she implemented a number of new things, especially regarding an increase in daily workload which I disagreed on, knowing that it was impossible to achieve with the existing number of staff. This caused her to be unhappy, and she changed the organisation chart and placed someone else as team lead.
Nonetheless, I continued my performance as usual and even was named Best Employee of the Month in September 2012. That year end, I had a knee injury and had to undergo a knee arthroscopy. I was given a two-month medical leave from work, of which I had already informed my immediate superior. However, my HOD e-mailed the CEO and chief operating officer, and told them that I was absent for unknown reasons.
I started work again at the end of January last year and provided all the necessary documents to the human resource department. They said that my salary should be deducted due to the prolonged MC. But I said that I had proof that it was hospitalisation and not just regular MC. My HOD also pressured the rest of the staff to do more work but refused to pay overtime.
Our productivity bonus was slashed drastically. After all this happened, I began to look for another job. Last year was not a very good year for me as my family and I kept falling sick. But all the time I was being examined by the panel clinic doctor, I was given a proper MC. Finally, I had a job offer last December and tendered my resignation to company A. I am currently serving my three-months' notice.
One day, I wasn't feeling well and went on MC. I then received a call from a manager from company B, of which I will joining soon. She questioned me rudely about how I was "always on MC" and warned me not to take medical leave so frequently. I asked her who told her this and she simply answered me that she had her contacts.
I immediately figured out that it was my HOD's work (as all this information should be confidential and only known by my immediate superior. Besides, my HOD came from company B). After this, I couldn't sleep or eat properly as I thinking of what would happen to my future in company B. I started looking for other jobs as well.
Meanwhile, my HOD is still not satisfied as I am no longer performing. She threatened that I would not be able to resign easily and said that she would spoil my reputation. I'm wondering if I should report my HOD to my CEO and HR chief, perhaps even to company B as well in case I happen to encounter any problems there as they are friends. I'm confused and feel really hurt and depressed by this situation.
Should I report this matter to anyone else to stop this harassment from my HOD? I'm confident I can perform well in company B but what if the new manager harasses me as well?
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In cases like this, it may be advisable to consult with a lawyer with expertise in employee rights. You must find out what your rights are, and also know the limit that company A can go to when it comes to providing information about you to Company B.
If, as you say, there was a leak of personal information, then company A would have to be held liable.
If your HOD is previously from company B, it may be that there was an "informal" discussion about you. If this is the case, then her motive is in question. And, it would have been unprofessional for her to divulge information about your health status.
Her threat of destroying your reputation is something to think about. Why would she say something like this? It seems like a huge threat for something as simple as going away on medical leave for a serious health issue. Are you sure there were no other issues between the two of you?
Granted, even if there were other issues, a threat like this is out of hand. It is unprofessional, to say the least. Whatever the issue an employer has with an employee, it must be handled and settled professionally. That is why companies have codes of conduct, or standard operating procedures. Even if she is a HOD, her role has limits and boundaries, and the company is obliged to protect the rights of its employees.
Having said that, it may have also been a case of company B contacting company A for a reference of your work performance. That may seem strange since you have already signed a contract with them and had made plans to start at the company.
So, do consult a lawyer. Make sure you have with you all the paper evidence of communication and letters from your doctors and hospital records. In future, it may be advisable to have written documents as evidence of any communication or decision. Make sure these are saved as necessary. It is not devious. But, it is a way of safeguarding your position in an organisation and also your rights as an employee.
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In the course of WORLD's investigation into a surprising attempt to de-emphasize the Christianity of C.S. Lewis (see p. 30), we may have learned something about the ownership of Lewis's literary estate. When late last month we asked Doug Gresham whether he still had a financial stake in his stepfather's book sales, Mr. Gresham responded, "The C.S. Lewis Company Ltd. is responsible for the management and marketing of the C.S. Lewis copyrights, for the C.S. Lewis estate. The estate is made up of two trusts benefiting the families of C.S. Lewis's stepsons. Does that explain it?" Perhaps it does. We also asked, "Do you have any role in setting policy for the firm?" Mr. Gresham replied, "The decision-making processes at The C.S. Lewis Company are always made by discussion, and my voice (loud though it may be) is one of several." In February, however, when Carol Hatcher's documentary was very much alive but at risk, Mr. Gresham told Ms. Hatcher her problem was "between you, Zondervan, and Simon Adley," and that "I keep myself pretty much at arm's length from all of this sort of business." Asked in another memo late last month to define his influence in the C.S. Lewis Company, Mr. Gresham wrote, "Decisions are always made by a cooperative discussion each of us deferring somewhat to the specialty knowledge of the others." But he refused to comment on the potential demise of Ms. Hatcher's documentary project: "As the whole idea seems to have collapsed, it is no longer of any significance." He concluded, "I am creative and artistic, but I would not impose my will in this area against the views and ideas of others. Likewise I toss my two cents into discussions of other areas as well. I don't think we have ever had anybody actually try to veto anything." Mr. Gresham, born in 1945, may have dodged responsibility concerning the documentary project, but he has taken great care in many other areas. He and his wife Merrie (who became a Christian after a visit to the C.S. Lewis center at Wheaton College, where staff gave her books and tapes of Lewis's works to take back home) are leaders of the International Institute of Pregnancy Loss and Child Abuse Research and Recovery (IIPLCARR). This organization is dedicated to helping those psychologically damaged because of physical or emotional abuse during childhood (including the damage created by parental divorce) or because of the loss of a child through abortion, miscarriage, or other means. Mr. Gresham points out that the most common pregnancy loss IIPLCARR deals with comes through "abortion. Post Abortion Syndrome (PAS) has a much higher component of 'justifiable guilt' (in other words, the patient is not experiencing 'false guilt,' but has a real reason for feeling guilty) than any of the others, and this guilt can be masked and covered for a long time by environmental factors. In the end though, it can be devastating." Mr. Gresham hosts and leads training seminars for therapists, and helps to organize other seminars around the world. The Greshams, who have five children, helped found The International Society of Centurions (ISOC), a group designed to bring together for treatment past practitioners of abortion who "have now realized that infanticide cannot be justified on the grounds of the youth of the victim. People in this situation have one of the worst self-inflicted psychological traumas to deal with, and their pain is not being addressed." Mr. Gresham wrote to WORLD, in tones reminiscent of his stepfather, "All pregnancies are crises, times of difficulty requiring decisions and preparation; it is the steady decline and erosion of individual senses of personal responsibility which have resulted in the desperate straits in which we find our society. The Churches must accept a large part of the blame for allowing this phenomenon to be as insidious as it has. The challenge of a pregnancy should be met with joyous excitement, instead it is all too often faced with dread. This must change." The Greshams live in a large old Irish country home, Rathvinden House, that is surrounded by lawns and landscaped gardens; they enjoy tall beeches and oaks amid 20 acres of fields. Mr. Gresham wrote, "We are rarely without house guests. We find ourselves involved in Christian counseling in many areas, including grief counseling, anxiety counseling, wealth counseling, marriage guidance, and now we are moving towards deliverance ministry counseling as well." He concluded, "We now accept Volunteers who come here to study Applied Christianity by Service, or 'Mere Christianity.' They come for six-month stints, and work in the Ministry in a wide variety of areas, all the while learning about how to put their faith into practice. Often, it turns out that those whom the Lord sends as volunteers are also needful of therapy, and thus His economy is demonstrated."
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Islands on the agenda
How can the World Heritage Convention work best to conserve the natural values of island nations that are on the front line of climate change? IUCN gave its opinion on this critical issue known during the second day of the World Heritage Committee meeting in Seville. …
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Director General - Julia, on the move in Oceania
"Invest in Nature" was the message from IUCN Director General, Julia Marton-Lefѐvre, as she swept through the Oceania region meeting IUCN members, partners and donors. …
19 Jun 2009 | News story
Energy systems should safeguard the environment, says IUCN to UN
This was the message that was delivered by Narinder Kakar from the Permanent Observer Mission of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) to the United Nations at the UN General Assembly Interactive Thematic Dialogue on Energy Efficiency, Conservation and New and Renewable sources of Energy. …
18 Jun 2009 | News story
Drylands sustain livelihoods
As the global community marks the world day to combat desertification, IUCN urges governments to recognize the role drylands play in offering livelihood opportunities for the poor. …
17 Jun 2009 | News story
Consolidation des acquis de la filière « bois-énergie » et de l'électrification rurale décentralisée au Burkina Faso
Les 28 et 29 mai 2009, s'est tenu à Ouagadougou dans la salle de conférence de la résidence hôtelière la Palmeraie, un atelier de restitution de cinq études portant sur les acquis de la filière « bois-énergie » et de l'électrification rurale décentralisée au Burkina Faso dans le cadre du PASEW …
16 Jun 2009 | News story
Healthy nature protects against disasters – IUCN
Governments need to include better management of nature in all disaster risk reduction policies, if we are to reach the goal to substantially reduce disaster losses by 2015, according to IUCN. …
16 Jun 2009 | News story
No ecosystem is an island
By CEM Member Dr. Ilan Kelman
Disasters kill people and destroy infrastructure. They are a problem for society as a whole. So where does nature come into the equation? …
12 Jun 2009 | News story
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Shell starts to sell advanced biofuel
IUCN is pleased to hear that second generation biofuels is being sold at a Shell service station in Canada as part of a month-long demonstration. …
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Licia Corbella: Pierre Karl Peladeau not a natural fit with Parti Quebecois
If there is one thing that Pierre Karl Peladeau understands above all else, it's a balance sheet. As someone who has worked for Sun Media — one of the many companies this media baron owns — I have met PKP … Continue reading
Letters: Gambling, citizenship, Insite, addiction, Licia Corbella, sexting, smartphones, smart meters
Government's addiction to gambling is wrong How refreshing to see the truth about the government's addiction to gambling revenue expressed succinctly and without prejudice in Brian Lee Crowley's op-ed on Sunday. I agree and have agreed since the first … Continue reading
Licia Corbella: UN climate-change body worse than a delinquent teenager
Talk about a case of mistaken identity. Most people, if they know anything at all about the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), believe that it is made up of "the world's leading scientists." Indeed, Donna Laframboise, an … Continue reading
Licia Corbella: Why isn't the PQ's racism a bigger issue?
For those of us on the outside looking in, what's most surprising about Quebec's provincial election result Tuesday night isn't just how well Jean Charest's scandal-plagued Liberal Party did or that most Quebecers reject a separatist agenda. It's that fully … Continue reading


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Gorilla Zoe feat. Rick Ross & Kollosus – "What It Is" Music Video
"What It Is" is the second single off rapper Gorilla Zoe's second studio album, Don't Feed Da Animals. The song was produced by Zaytoven and features Rick Ross and Kollosus.
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56cm Gitane Road Bike. Very low mileage bike. VGC. Has Suntour drivertrain, Weinmann centerpull brakes, Rigida rims, and a handsome Ideale #90 saddle. 10 speeds.
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Nadav Lapid's thriller "Policeman," which ranked high on Indiewire's Best Undistributed Film Poll last year, has been acquired for U.S. release by Corinth Films.
It played at the Locarno, New York and San Francisco Film Festivals.
Check out our review from its Locarno premiere.
Full press release reprinted below:
Corinth Films Acquires North American Rights for Nadav Lapid's
Written and Directed by Nadav Lapid; Camera - Shari Goldman; Editor - Era Lapid
Starring Yiftach Klein, Yaara Pelzig, Michael Mushonov, Menashe Noi, Michael Aloni, Gal Hoyberger, Meital Berdah, Shaul Mizrahi, Rona-Lee Shimon, Ben Adam
Israel; 2011; Runtime - 107 Mins; In Hebrew with English Subtitles
Variety: "…reps a strong debut from tyro helmer-writer Nadav Lapid, and will leave audiences debating the current social and philosophical issues it reflects.."- Alissa Simon
The Hollywood Reporter.: "A boldly conceived and bracingly told political drama,Policeman (Hashoter) possesses a special contemporary pertinence." - Todd McCarthy
The Playlist: "Avoiding easy answers and engaging on various levels, "Policeman" is exactly the kind of film that makes one excited about the art again." - Christopher Bell
Locarno International Film Festival - Jury Prize Award for Best Feature Film
Nantes International Film Festival - Audience Choice Award for Best Feature Film
Buenos Aires International Independent Film Festival - Best Film & Best Director
Jerusalem International Film Festival - Best Screenplay & Best Cinematography
Philadelphia Film Festival- Best Film Award
Courmeyeur Film Festival- Jury Prize
Policemanwas also selected as one of the top 5Best Undistributed Films in the 2011 Indiewire Critics Survey, and is among Film Comment's Top 10 Best Unreleased Films of 2011. The film is also ranked #2 in the Village Voice's Best Undistributed Film list for 2011.
Yaron, an elite special operations agent, is the spiritual leader and alpha male among his peers, a small, highly trained team that is part of the Israeli Defense ministry's Anti Terrorism unit. Like a band of brothers, these men work, play, laugh, and cry together. They are true patriots; they love their country, their families, and each other.
Yaron is excited, but a cyclone of emotions consumes him. His wife is expecting their first child, and the failing health of a team member weighs on his soul as the men contend with an unforgiveable accident resulting from a miscalculation during a recent rescue mission. As the story shifts, the antagonists are introduced: young, passionate, idealist, and politically extreme.
As circumstances swell, Yaron faces something he never imagined; the prospect of the very sort of evil he works to eliminate taking on the form of his beloved countrymen. For the sake of his team, his expectant wife, and himself, he must hold himself together and perform his duties.
Nadav Lapid directed during his studies in the "Sam Spiegel Film School" several short films, which were screened in "Cannes", "Berlin" and "Locarno". His graduate film "Emile's Girlfriend" (50 min) was distributed in France.
He participated in the Festival de Cannes Residence, where he wrote the script for "Policeman". The project won the pitching price of the Jerusalem Film Festivaland of the Thessaloniki film festivalin 2008.
"Keep on dancing", a collection of novels he wrote, was published in Israel and France.
Nadav Lapid studied philosophy and history and worked as a sports and culture journalist, a television critic and documentary cinematographer.
Upcoming Film Festival Dates
Boston Focus Arts Festival - June 2-3rd
Past Film Festival Dates
New York Film Festival - September 30th-October 16th, 2011
Philadelphia Film Festival - October 20th-November 3rd 2011
National Center for Jewish Film Festival - April 18-25th
Washington DC International Film Festival - April 12-22nd
San Francisco International Film Festival - April 19th-May 3rd


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Large-scale genetics research
For many years, we have taken a lead in supporting work to generate key genetic and genomic datasets, and make these data rapidly available to the research community. We are also supporting work to explore the ethical and governance challenges raised by this research, and develop good practice guidance for the research community.
Pre-publication data sharing for community resource initiatives
Through our support of the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, we played a lead role in the Human Genome Project. Working with partners in the international consortium, we were instrumental in brokering the Bermuda principles in 1996, which ensured that the human genetic sequence was made available immediately in public databases with no terms or conditions on its use.
In January 2003, we convened a meeting in Fort Lauderdale, Florida to discuss data sharing from large-scale biological research projects. The resulting Fort Lauderdale principles introduced the concept of a 'community resource'; endorsed pre-publication data sharing for large-scale genome sequencing projects, and set out the key roles of resource providers, users and funders within a system of tri-partite responsibility.
In May 2009, we co-sponsored a workshop held by Genome Canada to revisit the Fort Lauderdale principles. The resulting Toronto statement, which was published in Nature in September 2009, supports pre-publication data sharing for community resource activities.
Ethics and governance issues arising from genome-wide association studies
Large-scale genome-wide association studies, such as those conducted through the Wellcome Trust Case Consortium, have generated major breakthroughs in our understanding of the genetics of common diseases. Such studies are, however, raising complex ethical and governance issues which need to be addressed.
In July 2008, we held a Frontiers meeting, 'Genome-wide Association Studies and Ethics', that focused on some of the major issues facing genetics research. Participants highlighted pressing questions around consent, feedback of incidental findings, data sharing and oversight mechanisms. We subsequently commissioned research to examine these issues in more depth.
Read: Ethical, legal and social issues arising from the use of GWAS in medical research [PDF 410KB]
In light of this, we have been taking forward a programme of work to examine these key issues. Initial priorities have been:
- working with the research community to enhance data access and governance arrangements for major Trust funded genetics and cohort studies
- examining the complex questions around the handling of incidental findings emerging from research, with a view to developing guidance for researchers.
Both of these workstreams are ongoing and further information will provided as they progress.


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Jersey Shore: "Snooki's" Ex Sorry For Trashing Deena On TwitterJanuary 30, 2011 12:00:31 by Paula_Kosowski
"Snooki's" ex-boyfriend Emilio Masella has learned drinking and tweeting don't mix. Emilio owes MTV's Jersey Shore cast member Deena Cortese an apology after posting several drunken tweets trashing the reality star. Keep reading to see what Emilio has to say to Deena…
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Dancing with the Stars: Rachael Ray Apologizes To Costume DesignerJanuary 30, 2011 10:00:35 by Paula_Kosowski
Rachael Ray is eating her words. She's now apologizing to ABC Dancing with the Stars' costume designer for making negative comments about his work. Keep reading to see what she had to say about her previous comments…
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Top Chef Masters: Curtis Stone Just "Can't Wait" to Host Top Chef MastersJanuary 30, 2011 09:00:31 by Shayla Perry
It looks as though Chef Curtis Stone has yet another reality show to add to his resume. In addition to appearing on NBC's Celebrity Apprentice, and America's Next Great Restaurant, the Aussie chef will also be hosting the next season of Bravo's Top Chef Masters. Keep reading for all the details!
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The Bachelor Pad: ABC Casting Second SeasonJanuary 30, 2011 08:00:40 by Paula_Kosowski
The Bachelor Pad is officially returning to ABC! The network is currently casting for The Bachelor spin-off. Keep reading to see what you can expect next season…
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The Biggest Loser: Bob Harper Talks About What An Inspiration Jack LaLane Was To HimJanuary 29, 2011 04:00:55 by Lisa Princ
As the world mourns the loss of fitness and health guru Jack LaLane, The Biggest Loser on NBC's Bob Harper pays tribute to the man he calls an "inspiration" to him and so many others. Keep reading to hear everything Bob Harper had to say!
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American Idol: Rejected Contestant Sues the Show For A Third Time!January 29, 2011 02:00:52 by Lisa Princ
As the season ten auditions of American Idol on FOX are now well underway, who can forget last year's finale crasher Ian Benardo? Word has it that Benardo, who has tried to sue the show in the past, has just filed a third lawsuit against them. Keep reading for all the crazy details!
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: Camille Grammer Granted Divorce ExtensionJanuary 29, 2011 02:00:12 by Paula_Kosowski
Looks like Kelsey Grammer won't get the quick divorce he was hoping for. The court granted Bravo Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Camille Grammer's extension for divorce proceedings. Keep reading for more details on the couple's divorce…
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Your OWN Show: Episode Four "Get The Salmon In The Pan"January 29, 2011 01:46:33 by Veronica Dudo
Your OWN Show: Oprah's Search for the Next TV Star currently airing on the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) is down to seven aspiring hosts. The competition in week four really heats up–this time in the kitchen!
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Live To Dance Star Paula Abdul Reveals Her IdolJanuary 29, 2011 01:30:27 by Allyson Wells
Live To Dance judge and producer Paula Abdul has inspired many others with her dancing ability and success. On her show, many of the dance hopefuls cite Abdul as their inspiration. The dancer and former American Idol judge recently revealed her own dancing hero.
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The Real Housewives of New York City: Countess LuAnn Strips For Law & Order Acting DebutJanuary 29, 2011 12:00:57 by Paula_Kosowski
Bravo's Real Housewives of New York City star Countess LuAnn de Lesseps is getting naked for a guest role on "Law & Order: SVU." Keep reading for more details on the reality star's first acting role…
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The trial of Jeremy Brent Cramer of Lacey, Wash., is scheduled to start on April 7, The Montana Standard reported Saturday.
He could face up to life in prison if convicted of mitigated deliberate homicide in the death of his son, Broderick.
Cramer has pleaded not guilty to beating and stabbing his son and remains jailed on $250,000 bond. Prosecutors say he might have been under the influence of a prescription stimulant.
The decision by Anaconda-Deer Lodge County prosecutors against seeking the death penalty was filed on Aug. 16.
Employees at an Anaconda convenience store called police on July 8 to report seeing Cramer trying to wash blood from his clothing in the restroom.
Cramer phoned his father after he was arrested and told him in the recorded call that he had run out of gas and started walking down the rural road with his son on his shoulders, according to prosecutors.
Authorities say the boy's body was found the next morning near Cramer's abandoned truck about 5 miles southeast of Anaconda.
A partial transcript of the phone call says Cramer told his father he killed his own son, and he didn't know why. He asked "'Why did I take all my pills?'" according to the transcript.


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We look forward to welcoming you to the Grampians and Lake Fyans Holiday Park and invite you to experience superior red cedar unit or deluxe cabin accommodation, caravan park or camping holiday alternative.
At Lake Fyans just sit back relax and surround yourself with the sounds of nature, or there is heaps to do. Give yourself (or Mum) a break from cooking and dine in our onsite Bistro, open Wednesday to Saturday Nights or get takeaway fish & chips on a Friday Night and sit on the beach in summer or relax in your cabin or camp site.
Halls Gap and the Grampians National Park are just 12 minutes drive away and Stawell, for shopping, is only 10 minutes drive.
The nearby Grampians National Park is unbeatable for bushwalking, rock climbing, absailing, waterfalls, wonderful views, fantastic rock formations, cave paintings, close encounters with kangaroos, wallabies and emus. Colourful wildflowers bloom throughout the year.
Browse in the many galleries, craft, produce, gift shops and cafes. Sample our local wines.
In the Grampians you can also visit Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre and the National Park Information Centre.
The city of Stawell is just 10 minutes away. Stawell is home to the Easter Stawell Gift and Victorias largest working goldmine. Just down the road from Stawell is the Great Western Vineyards with wine-tasting, sales and informative tours.
Visit the picturesque village of Pomonal, only 3 minutes drive away. Make the Halls Gap Zoo a part of your next Grampians experience or visit the nearby Blue Moon Alpaca Farm who specialise in handwoven scarves and shawls made on their farm featuring natural shades of alpaca.
Relax in Lake Fyans self contained Grampians Accommodation, sample the local produce at the monthly market, browse through the local café experience the fragrance of wildflower nurseries and explore the nearby Halls Gap Zoo .
Make this your best stay in the Grampians with Lake Fyans Holiday Park
For bookings phone (03) 5356 6230 or 1800 631 856 or use our online booking service.
Sorry, animals are not permitted in this park during peak periods and are not permitted in cabins.
As we are on untreated town water, you are advised to boil water. An ample supply of free tank water is available.


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We had a great one. RJ was still recovering from surgery and adjusting to her new back brace, which is sort of a drag as she'll have to wear it for the next 3-4 months, hopefully to be liberated right around spring break, when we are known for disappearing to Austin and/or, occasionally, points even farther west.
But the upside of her convalescence is that we were forced to stay close to home, which led to a calm and relaxed pace. A few strategic outings include the Houston Thanksgiving Day Parade and her first visit to Hermann Park, which as the locals among you will be aware was an important milestone. We rode the paddle boats, indulged in sliders @ the new lakeside Little Big's, and did karate kid impersonations in front of the Sam Houston statue.
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Have you ever fancied someone you work with? I haven't in all my eight years, until now.
We've just had a graduate start a few weeks ago. He's 23, tall, pretty, great smile, funny and an outrageous flirt. For the first time (since my break up of course and at the work place) I actually think I may like him. I'm getting butterflies in my stomach and can't help but have a bounce in my step when I see him. It's strange, but I feel extremely drawn to him.
My colleagues have told me that he always asks about me and I keep catching him look at me. This was going on for a couple of weeks and now we talk and we both flirt outrageously – being a natural flirt I may be giving away signals that I'm interested, but how do I know for sure… Read more


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Astronautalis: I'll go PG-13 at all-ages shows, but it's impossible for PG or G
Megan Thompson
One of the hardest working men in hip-hop, Astronautalis' touring adventures in 2012 have included hitting Europe with Bleubird, supporting the Flobots on the East Coast, and very soon hitting the west coast with Busdriver and Jel. In between this voyages, he's doing an all ages one-off show tonight at The Garage.
We spoke to Astronautalis about what makes a show like tonight's different, as well as the act of freestyling and what he looks for in a great show.
As someone who is constantly touring, this show today is comparatively a one-off in-between two full-fledged tours. Do you plan for shows like this differently?
Yeah. A lot of times when I do non-traditional shows like this in a garage for an all-ages crowd, I generally use this as a time to try new material a lot, as well as a time to tweak things. It's a laboratory for things that happen on tour. It's a lot more relaxed and I'm not with a full band, so I can play around a bit more.
Does specifically the all-ages aspect affect how you're putting together the show?
I won't change too much about the set, but it will certainly change the way I speak to a crowd on a Thursday. There will be lot less talking about whiskey. No matter what, I try to read the crowd pretty quickly, and if I see a bunch of kids with chaperones and what not, I'll try to tone down the cursing and the whiskey and keep things PG-13. I don't think it's physically possible for me to go full PG or G.
You've been vocal about your love of language itself. When writing for your albums, most recently This is Our Science, do you consider how the language will sound in the live show?
Language is a huge determining factor for each and every one of my records, and while This is Our Science is the most live-friendly and live-aware record I've made, I try to hold the record and the live experience as two different things. For this record, the choruses are much more simplified, but the density of language is still similar to the previous records. In terms of the live show, the choruses are what people can latch on to, but the verses get lost anyway, so I try not to stress making that too readily available to the live listener. So, hopefully when they get the album they'll sit down and dissect the verses.
What do you find to be the most satisfying reaction from a live crowd?
I love it when people go nuts. When they dance, sweat and sing along and really enjoy themselves without inhibitions. When I make a record, I want them to go on a bike ride or sit on a bus and think it over. But, when it comes to the live show, I don't want people to think at all and just lose their shit. The shows I love most are the chaotic punk shows. I like to sit down and listen to quiet, beautiful music, but when it comes to a show I kinda want beer spilled on me as I high-five my neighbor at the end. I want that communal, sweaty, dumb experience.
You've likened the freestyle element of your live show to jazz improvisation. When you're in the act of freestyling, how much of it is sheer instinct?
There's definitely parts of it where it's sort of magically flying out of my brain. And then, there's parts where what comes out of my mouth will surprise me. And then there's moments of clarity where I'm playing chess five moves in advance. Some nights I'm hammering out the story, and some nights it will fly out of my brain. It still surprises me. For as much control as I have over it, there's always parts that will be out of my hands.
Astronautalis performs at the The Garage on Friday, November 16 with Bomba de Luz, Karizma, North Star Wisdom
All Ages, $12, 7 p.m.
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3 are 66' Raleigh Sports. All three are black and paint is a 8.5/10 on all of them. They are already disassembled in the middle of cleaning. Sorry don't have any pictures of these
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The third film by Julie Taymor, Across the Universe (339 screens), has racked up an intriguing mixture of reviews. Some have ecstatically called the film a rousing success, and Anne Thompson, writing in Variety, has compared Taymor to Orson Welles! Other reviews have called the film an unmitigated disaster of proportions similar to the infamous flop Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978), which also re-imagines several Beatles numbers and incorporates them into an ill-advised movie musical. Myself, I rated the film somewhere in the middle. I thought it had a handful of truly inspired moments, a few truly awful moments (apologies to Eddie Izzard), and a great number of numbingly routine ones. (It reminded me too much of a play, not a movie.)
Writing in the New York Times a few years back, A.O. Scott mourned the absence of total disasters in the movies. A lack of disasters meant that people weren't really putting themselves on the line, and by turns, that safeguard also results in a lack of real masterworks. Pauline Kael once wrote a review of Bernardo Bertolucci's 1900 entitled "Hail, Folly." She praised "huge, visionary epics" of "mad" directors, like D.W. Griffith's Intolerance, Erich von Stroheim's Greed, Abel Gance's Napoleon, Sergei Eisenstein's Ivan the Terrible trilogy (left unfinished after Part II), and Francis Ford Coppola's then as-yet-unfinished Apocalypse Now. "The calamity of movie history is not the follies that get made, but the follies that don't get made," she said.p class="MsoNormal">
I'd like to classify Taymor's film as one of the crazy ones, but it's really not. The footage that passes the time between musical numbers attests to the fact that it's a pretty routine movie. Taymor doesn't give any special consideration to staging or blocking anything really interesting when there's no music playing. It's bland, which is Hollywood's favorite flavor. Many studios and producers actually hire writers to tone down any kind of crazy, daring qualities in movies, and make them more "likeable," which, in effect, make them less likeable. The Nanny Diaries (429 screens) is a perfect example. The movie starts as a satire with lots of nasty things to say about rich hypocrites, but it eventually settles down into a lackluster love story.
Of course, you're saying, "but there are plenty of bad movies out there today!" True, but these movies are made not from foolishness but out of mistrust and even contempt for the audience. Take Daddy Day Camp (334 screens), which I was fortunate enough not to have seen. It's a sequel to an Eddie Murphy comedy, and not even Eddie Murphy agreed to be in it. I looked at the trailer, and it's apparently full of the usual crotch jokes, bodily fluids and gross-outs. Here's the question: did some artist have a burning need to tell this story, or did some executive look at the numbers and decide that a sequel would be viable investment? Without even interviewing the filmmakers, I think I can answer that question without hesitation.
But there are two movies out there that, I think, come close to representing acts of folly, one on each side. Sean Penn's Into the Wild (33 screens) may not be the worst film of the year, but it's the one that made me angriest. Watching a genuine talent slowly go off course and ending up with a complete, hideous misfire is a painful experience. It's about a character, a spoiled, rich young man, who becomes disillusioned with his parents and decides to run away. But he never learns anything or changes; despite his pettiness and anger, Penn views him as a Christ figure, changing and enriching the lives of everyone he comes into contact with. Yet his only knowledge and experience comes from classic literature that everyone already has access to; why is his interpretation so special? The original book has a lot of fans, and many have been lulled into admiring the movie as well, but I was truly horrified to see this fellow elevated to the status of epic hero. I'm not sure Kael is right on this one. I think Penn was too calculated in his efforts to pay homage to the book, the real-life guy and to the Academy; it was more planned than foolhardy.
On the other hand we have Andrew Dominik's The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (5 screens, but going wider this week), whose title alone shows a grandiose vision. Not surprisingly, critics and audiences have scratched their heads at it. It's very long and slow, but it has a keen patience and sad beauty. It's interested in the legend of Jesse James and his affect on reality rather than a story about the "real" Jesse. The fluid, musical quality of the dialogue supports this. It moves like a chess game, with figures dropping in and out of locations, confronting one another and watching for the reaction. Dominik allows for plenty of waiting time, and Brad Pitt is especially good at savoring someone's response to his presence. I've heard in some circles, though this is unconfirmed, that Dominik had turned in an even longer cut, which is a sure sign of a folly. And more power to him.


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Audi A1 Launch Date and Details
Further to my post over of the A1-Forum and my tweets, etc. I would like to confirm the date and details of the Audi A1 UK launch.
The Audi A1 will launch on Saturday 13th November 2010 at Battersea Power Station with entertainment from 9:30am until 4PM.
This will be a closed event where the only people invited will be:
- Approx 100 customers (1 from each dealer)
- Audi UK representatives collecting demonstrators
- Audi Dealer representatives collecting demonstrators and hosting guests
The only customers that will be eligible are ones that have a car that is due to be delivered before the end of the first week of November. Each dealer will be provided with a list of eligible customers and asked to select just one. this customer will be contacted by the dealer to complete paperwork, etc and given a 45 minute time slot for the Battersea event, dependant on their geographical location.
On arrival guests will be welcome to enjoy the entertainment and refreshments provided. There car will be presented to them at their time slot, where their salesman/handover specialist will go over controls, etc. Following that the customer will be given the opportunity to partake in an 'Iconic City Tour'. This escorted drive takes around 30-minutes and takes in several sights of london.
Audi hope that the high level of entertainment provided and the atmosphere will be enough to keep everybody there until 4PM, where the event culmulates in a mass drive-away of upto 300 Audi A1s! This will no doubt be a day to remember and will once again get Audi UK in the papers. The dealer staff attending will bring back their demonstrators ready for the normal A1 launch.
The centre launch of the Audi A1 will take place the following weekend. This will be an opportunity for customers to collect their cars and for interested parties to experience and actually drive the cars.
Our local dealer, Poole Audi, will be getting 2 demonstrators for this event and 1, possibly 2 showroom cars, with the rest of their fleet arriving over the next few months.
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Camps, patent workshops are conducted throughout the year. E-Cell also actively incubates startup ideas by linking the right investors with the right entrepreneurs. Competitions on Business Plan, Product-Design, etc. are conducted on an annual basis. As part of the initiative of spreading awareness about entrepreneurship outside IIT Kharagpur, E- Cell started a unique program known as Entrepreneurship Awareness Drive (EAD). We conduct EAD in cities across the country, in reputed colleges in each city, during the months of September/October. Each Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp (EAC) consists of eminent and successful entrepreneurs speaking about their entrepreneurial experiences and the joys and hardships of their journey to success followed by a networking session in which the students and to-be innovators interact with the speakers. There will be also an introduction with the start ups and entrepreneurship promoting bodies of that and nearby cities. The imprints that this initiative will leave will definitely inspire more and more nascent minds to take the path of entrepreneurship, the path less travelled by.
EAD 2009 was conducted in 10 days in 10 cities and we increased the number to 13, in EAD 2010 and 15 in 2011. Entrepreneurship Awareness Drive 2011 had a footfall of 7550. Encouraged by the immense success and response, E-Cell IIT Kharagpur has decided to take EAD 2012 to greater heights by conducting it in 20 cities across India.
These camps also mobilize the student community about Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES), which is our annual event which attracts entrepreneurs, VCs, students and corporate personalities from all over India and abroad.
Campus Ambassadors: To strengthen our relations with other colleges in India, E-Cell plans to recruit Campus Ambassador(s) from various colleges. The Ambassadors(s) will help us to promote our activities inside the campus and try to establish an ecosystem in their respective colleges. They will act as brand ambassadors of E-Cell, IIT Kharagpur. Recruitment shall take place by a formal procedure in the coming month on the basis of their CVs and personal interviews. Their tenure will be effective from June 2012 to Feb 2013.
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A sip of unpasteurized sheep or goat's milk may have spelled doom for a medieval Italian man.
A new genetic analysis of bony nodules found in a 700-year-old skeleton from Italy reveal that the man had brucellosis, a bacterial infection caught from livestock, when he died. It's not clear if the disease killed the man, but he likely would have suffered from symptoms such as chronic fatigue and recurring fevers, according to the researchers who analyzed the bones.
This medieval Italian man joins many other long-dead people in getting a postmortem diagnosis of brucellosis. Signs of the disease have been found in skeletons from the Bronze Age and earlier. In fact, the disease predates modern humans: In 2009, researchers reported possible signs of brucellosis in a specimen of the human ancestor Australopithecus africanus, who lived more than 2 million years ago. (10 Deadly Diseases That Hopped Across Species)
The brucellosis-infected Italian came from Sardinia. He was buried in a medieval village called Geridu, which was abandoned sometime in the late 1300s, and was probably between 50 and 60 years old when he died.
Archaeologists found 32 bony nodules scattered in the man's pelvic region, the largest about 0.9 inches (2.2 centimeters) in diameter. Such nodules are often a sign of tuberculosis, a lung infection caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Tuberculosis is the most common culprit in cases of calcified nodules, study leader Mark Pallen, a microbial genomist at Warwick Medical School in England, said in a statement.
Pallen and his colleagues sampled one of the nodules and subjected it to a process called "shotgun metagenomics." Instead of searching for a particular DNA signature, shotgun metagenomics takes the approach of simply sampling all the DNA present, just to see what turns up.
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Now Rader is entertaining thoughts of running next year in a state Senate district where he doesn't live.
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The only announced candidate for the Senate District 27 race, Wellington Councilwoman Lizbeth Benacquisto, lives about 1,000 feet outside the district. Likely candidate Sharon Merchant lives miles away in Palm Beach Gardens. And Fort Myers attorney Peter Burkert doesn't live in Senate District 27 either.
Florida law requires legislators to be residents of their districts at election, so the District 27 hopefuls have plenty of time to establish new addresses.
District 27 is represented now by state Sen. Dave Aronberg, D-Greenacres, who's running for attorney general in 2010.
Republican District 27 hopefuls Benacquisto and Merchant live in Senate District 25. That's the seat Senate President Jeff Atwater, R-North Palm Beach, is leaving to run for chief financial officer.
Two of the four candidates running for Atwater's seat don't live in Senate District 25. State Rep. Carl Domino, R-Jupiter, is homesteaded and registered to vote in District 28 but owns a condo in District 25 and says he'll establish residency there. State Rep. Kelly Skidmore, D-Boca Raton, also lives outside District 25 but has said she'll move.
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Having all branches of the federal government under conservative control leaves a lot of pro-environment citizens like myself feeling disenfranchised at the political level.
In the early days of our country and until the end of the 19th century, we had three powerful social forces: the federal government, local government and civil democracy. Of the three, I would argue that civil democracy has been by far the most powerful. Activists were responsible for breaking away from Britain in the first place. Civil democracy, funded by private philanthropy, fueled the two great social movements of the 19th century – the abolition of slavery and the struggle for women's rights. Creating Yosemite Park was not Teddy Roosevelt's idea. It was the activist John Muir who talked Roosevelt into ditching his Secret Service men and camping under the redwoods. African-American kids and tired housewives, who refused to sit in the back of segregated buses and stood up to local authorities, forced the federal government to finally enact civil rights legislation. Anti-war activity stopped the war in Vietnam. Citizen kayakers and fishermen work to bring down obsolete dams and let the rivers flow. Duck hunters have done the most to protect waterfowl in North America.
People may be afraid of the term "activist" because they associate it with extremism but I'm talking about normal citizens who want the government to live up to its obligation to protect our air, water, and all other natural resources. These activists are forcing politicians and corporations to take steps in the right direction. Activists have an infectious passion about the issues they support, whether they are mothers fighting to clean up nearby toxic landfills or farmers losing their fourth-generation family business to urban sprawl. These are the people on the frontlines, trying to either make the government obey its own laws or to recognize the need for a new law.
Worldwide, more than 100,000 nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) are working on ecological and social sustainability. In the United States alone over 30,000 nonprofit organizations are addressing such issues as biodiversity, women's health, renewable energy, climate change, water conservation, trade laws, population growth and wilderness protection. The fact that these groups have all arisen independently, without any common institutional framework, is a tremendous statement about the extent of the environmental crisis. Many of these grassroots organizations are far more capable of solving problems than are self-serving multinational corporations or government agencies. Most of them are local groups working long hours with minimal resources, and they hang on by the thinnest thread – depending on small donations and fund-raising events like benefit auctions and bake sales.
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We can still have a voice in democracy.
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Having all branches of the federal government under conservative control leaves a lot of pro-environment citizens like myself feeling disenfranchised at the political level.
Yvon Chouinard is an alpinist, surfer and fly fisherman, as well as the co-founder and owner of Patagonia, Inc. He also co-founded 1% For The Planet, Inc., an alliance of businesses committed to donating at least one percent of their annual net revenues to environmental organizations worldwide. For more information, or to join the alliance, visit onepercentfortheplanet.org.
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Voice major Marya Barry to perform senior recital
Stetson University graduating senior Marya Barry, voice major from DeBary, Fla., will present her senior recital on Saturday, April 5, at 3:30 p.m. in Lee Chapel inside Elizabeth Hall, 421 N. Woodland Blvd., on Stetson's DeLand campus. The recital is free and open to the public and is being performed in partial fulfillment of a Bachelor of Music degree with an outside field in Education.
Barry will perform various musical selections including Five Hebrew Love Songs by Eric Whitacre; Opus 27 by Richard Strauss; "Steal me Sweet Thief" from the opera The Old Maid and the Thief by Gian Carlo Menotti; and various selections of melodié. Barry will be collaborating with Kristie Born, D.M.A., visiting assistant music professor at Stetson and renowned pianist; as well as Austin Burket, violin; and Joshua Albert, percussion.
Originally from DeBary, Fla., Barry has distinguished herself through performances in Florida and in Europe. As a member of the Stetson University Opera Theatre, she has performed roles including Fortuna in Monteverdi's Il ritorno d'Ulisse, and Marcellina in Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro.
In the summer of 2014, she will appear as Drusilla from Monteverdi's L'incoronazione di Poppea at the Sulzbach-Rosenberg International Music Festival in Bavaria, Germany.
Barry is in her final year at Stetson University where she is earning a Bachelor of Music as a scholarship student of Lloyd Linney, D.M., professor of voice. She has also had the privilege of working with accomplished artists such as Susan Neves, Dr. Carole Clifford and Anton Coppola.
Along with her performance experience, Barry teaches voice for young singers at DeLand High School. Additionally, she is a School of Music Peer Success Coach for Stetson University's Academic Success Center. Upon graduation in May 2014, Barry will continue her studies in vocal performance and pedagogy at the graduate level.
For more information on the April 5 recital, please call the School of Music Concert Line at (386) 822-8947 or the School of Music at (386) 822-8950; www.stetson.edu/music.