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We believe that every person - women, men and non-binary people - can play a part in reducing inequalities and helping drive better outcomes for women, and for society as a whole.
This belief underpins our MA Gender and Development course which is one of the longest running and most popular courses on gender and development in the UK. Taught jointly with the School of Global Studies at the University of Sussex, it situates the study of gender and development within an analytical social science framework, as well as in the context of policymaking and implementation.
Rich history of research and knowledge sharing
With colleagues at Sussex University, IDS has played a prominent part in promoting an approach that put power at the heart of gender and development analysis. Our work in the 1990s turned a feminist lens on attempts to institutionalise gender through 'mainstreaming' and brought new perspectives to debates on gender in relation to land, labour, health, environment and participatory development. And one of our longest running programmes, BRIDGE, has for decades provided accessible and diverse information to bridge the gaps between theory, policy and practice.
Current work includes a focus on women's economic empowerment; gender, conflict and violence; unpaid care work; masculinities and patriarchy; participation; sexuality and poverty; and health. Our work cuts across all these different thematic areas. You can uncover the links and how our research explores and learns from these interconnections on our Interactions for Gender Justice website.
Exciting new directions for future research on gender & sexuality
Considering the positive and negative influences of current trends on progress or regress in sexual and gender justice terms we have built on past areas of strong work to identify four priority streams for further investigation in the coming years:
- Women's economic empowerment and migration
- Men and masculinities for equality, peace and justice
- Gender, sexuality and digital development
- Sexuality and poverty
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Balancing unpaid care work and paid work
The 'Balancing unpaid care work and paid work: successes, challenges and lessons for women's economic empowerment programmes and policies' project aims to create knowledge about how women's economic empowerment (WEE) policy and programming can generate paid work that empowers women and provides more support for their unpaid care work responsibilities. More details
Capacity Building for the establishment of an MA in Gender and Development at Cairo University, Egypt
To support Cairo University in establishing and offering a full one-year accredited Professional Diploma or MA in Gender Studies. More details
Cutting Edge Programme on Gender and Food Security
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Cutting Edge Programme on Gender and Social Movements
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Ebola: Lessons for development
IDS researchers argue that there is an urgent need to look beyond the immediate, on-the-ground concerns of disease control and containment to consider the bigger and broader questions about international development. More details
Engendering Men: Evidence on Routes to Change for Gender Equality (EMERGE)
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Food Security, Gender Equality and Peace-Building: Theoretical Framework and Future Agendas
IDS researchers have been commissioned to generate knowledge and evidence-based, actionable recommendations to governments and other stakeholders on the nexus between support to food and nutrition security and building resilient livelihoods, peace processes and stability, and how to integrate gender issues into appropriate policies and actions related to food and nutrition security in situations where conflict exists, has recently ceased, or is likely to reoccur. More details
Gender mainstreaming from the ground up for the World Food Programme
A participatory action-learning and knowledge sharing programme to improve WFPs gender-mainstreaming practices. More details
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Highlighting the Invisibility of Unpaid Care
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International Climate Fund: Enhancing Capacity to Deliver on Gender
A partnership between Coffey, IDS and RICARDO AEA has been formed to improve mainstreaming and targeting of women and girls in the International Climate Fund. More details
Labour Regulations and Anti-discrimination Legislation
A review of literature on the impact of labour regulations and anti-discrimination legislation on gender quality in employment in developing countries. More details
Market Based Solutions for the Extreme Poor
Studies have shown that it is often wealthier people in a community who benefit from market approaches to combatting poverty – men more than women, non-disabled more than disabled. So how and to what extent can market-based solutions improve the lives of extremely poor people? More details
Masculinities and Transition
The project will explore the experiences of men and shifting constructions of masculinities in current 'transition countries' More details
Men, Masculinities and HIV
The Men, Masculinities and HIV project is one of the workstreams of the Gender, Power and Sexuality (GPS) programme, funded by Sida. This work stream aims to influence norms and institutions at global and local levels to more effectively tackle the challenge of achieving gender equality, and particularly looking at the role of men in this process. More details
Participation and Gender Justice: Political Empowerment
This project is part of the Gender, Power and Sexuality Programme, funded by Sida. The project is working on two parallel initiatives, firstly, exploring political empowerment programmes for women and secondly, engaging with the international community to challenge and expose gendered forms of violence, particularly when this is politically motivated. More details
Programme Partnership between Irish Aid and IDS on Social Protection and Food Security and Nutrition
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Pro-Poor Electricity Provision
This programme will develop and promote evidence-based policy and programme guidance on low carbon energy investments to benefit poor people, especially women and girls. More details
Quantifying the Impact of Women's Participation in Peace Building
Review existing evidence on the importance of women's activities in local peace-building processes, and on the impact of policy interventions aimed at supporting the social, economic and political roles that women play in peace-building processes. More details
Ideas from IDS: Graduate Papers from 2016/17Paper (2018)
It gives me great pleasure to present this first edition of published term papers authored by IDS graduates (2016/17) from across our suite of master's degrees. More details
Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights of Persons With DisabilitiesIDS Disability Briefing 1 (2018)
The World Health Organization estimates that 15 per cent of the world's population have a disability and that a higher prevalence of disability occurs among people in lower-income countries. More details
Maintenance Affordances and Structural Inequalities: Mobile Phone Use by Low-Income Women in the United Kingdom
This article shows the impact of "maintenance affordances" on women's capabilities to use mobile phones to lead lives they value. More details
Wellbeing and Protracted Urban Displacement: Refugees and Hosts in Jordan and Lebanon
The war in Syria, now in its eighth year, has led to the mass exodus of the Syrian people. Lebanon and Jordan have achieved a remarkable feat by hosting millions of refugees, with many having located to urban areas, where the great majority of local populations are already situated. More details
Post-Conflict Ruptures and the Political Space for Women's Empowerment in Bangladesh
Bangladesh is widely deemed to have made rapid progress on gender equality and women's empowerment. How to understand the apparent advances of women in a poor, populous, Muslim-majority country in the belt of classic patriarchy? More details
Menstrual Hygiene Management in Humanitarian Emergencies
Until recently the issue of menstrual hygiene management (MHM) for women and girls in emergencies had been somewhat overlooked by agencies engaged in humanitarian response. More details
Introduction: Sexualities [Gender & Development]Gender & Development 26.1 (2018)
This issue of Gender & Development addresses Sexualities. More details
Keeping African Girls in School with Better Sanitary Care
For young girls in developing countries, not knowing how to manage their periods can hinder access to education. Research from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London demonstrates that in rural Uganda, providing free sanitary products and lessons about puberty to girls may increase their attendance at school. More details
ESRC-DFID Research for Policy and Practice: Women's Life Choices
This collection of ESRC-DFID-funded research identifies critical elements that are important to address if women's and girls' lives are to change for the better. The research looks at the mobility constraints experienced by girls and how a lack of access to means of transport hampers their access to paid work, health services, and schooling. More details
Women-initiated measures to cope with environmental stresses and climate change in South Asia
This review gives a number of examples of women-initiated measures to cope with climate change and environmental stresses in South Asia. More details
Women and Peacebuilding: Local Perspectives on Opportunities and BarriersDevelopment and Change (2018)
This article discusses new qualitative evidence on the opportunities and barriers to women's participation in peace-building processes, based on a comparative analysis of case studies conducted in Afghanistan, Liberia, Nepal and Sierra Leone. More details
VAWG Legislation - Helpdesk Research Report
The purpose of this VAWG (Violence Against Women and Girls) Helpdesk paper is to provide a brief overview of what types of legislative reform are most effective in protecting women and girls from VAWG. More details
Gender and Intersecting Inequalities in Local Government in South AsiaIDS Working Paper 507 (2018)
This paper is an evidence review of how intersecting forms of inequalities influence women's political participation and representation at the local level in Bangladesh, India and Pakistan. More details
Does Intimate Partner Violence Decline as Women's Empowerment Becomes Normative? Perspectives of Bangladeshi Women.World Development 101 (2018)
The aim of this study is to clarify the relationship between women's empowerment and IPV in a setting where gender roles are rapidly changing and IPV rates are high. More details
No Time to Rest: Women's Lived Experiences of Balancing Paid Work and Unpaid Care WorkSynthesis Report (2017)
This report provides evidence on the lived experiences of women in low-income families, as they strive to balance their paid work and unpaid care work responsibilities. It presents the findings of a mixed-methods research project carried out in India, Nepal, Rwanda, and Tanzania during 2015–17. More details
Making Women Development Fund More Care-Responsive
This note discusses the main findings of research into the care-sensitivity of the Women Development Fund. The fund was established by the Government of Tanzania in 1992 to support the economic empowerment of women, and especially rural women. More details
Oxfam's Food Security for Tanzania Farmers Programme: Guidelines for Achieving the Double Boon
This note discusses the main findings of the research into the care-sensitivity of the Oxfam Food Security for Tanzania Farmers programme (2012–15). More details
A Trapeze Act: Balancing Unpaid Care Work and Paid Work by Women in NepalIDS Working Paper 500 (2017)
This working paper seeks to examine the relationship between unpaid care work and paid work that women in low-income households in Nepal perform, and whether, and if so how, they are able to maintain a balance between the two. More details
A Trapeze Act: Women Balancing Paid Work and Unpaid Care Work in Nepal
Research discussed in this report looks at two Women's Economic Empowerment programmes in Nepal and makes recommendations at state, non-state, market, community and family levels. More details
'My Work Never Ends': Women Balancing Paid Work and Unpaid Care Work in India
A study of two Women's Economic Empowerment programmes in India: the state-run Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) and the non-state Self Employed Women's Association in Madhya Pradesh (SEWA MP). More details
Vaginas, the UN and social science: making evidence count28 Mar 2018
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Gags and Gaps: Why sharing evidence on women's life choices is hard23 Mar 2018
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OECD Policy Dialogue on Women's Economic Empowerment and SDG520 Feb 2018
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Still rising: women's movements in a changing world06 Nov 2017
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Women's votes matter: unpacking gender politics in Pakistan20 Jul 2017
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Participatory research for gender mainstreaming in humanitarian crises28 Jun 2017
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Women's empowerment through nutrition programming in Guatemala14 Jun 2017
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It should have been £249 for the year but if you paid in full you got the second year for free, I think this just shows it's best to save when you can and then you can make the most of offers like this. There was the option to pay monthly by direct debit but that was just for the one year membership.
When the posters were up again near us recently my husband decided to join but he prefers the gym as he doesn't like to swim. There are lots of things you can do if you don't want to spend money however, walking is always the easiest and cheapest plus most accessible to all ages, my friend has just started going to jive dancing in the week and she says that is really good for working up a sweat they are not formal lessons it's more of a social evening. I have borrowed DVD' s from the library, there are all kinds of exercise workouts you can get there. You can also get free trial sessions at some gyms and if you have health problems there are great reductions you can get from a GP referral.

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What the experts will be discussing at CPP 2016
Cardiac Disease as a Cause of Maternal Mortality
Management of Valve Disease in Pregnancy
Maternal Cardiovascular Mortality in the US
Cardiac Disease as a Cause of Maternal Mortality in Europe
Risk Prediction of Pregnancy in Women with Heart Disease
Pregnancy Risk Stratification in the Cardiac Patient: Contribution of MRI
Hemodynamic Changes with Pregnancy – Diastolic Heart Failure and Preeclampsia
Rheumatic Heart Disease and Pregnancy
Valvular Heart Disease and Pregnancy – A Global Perspective
The Management of the Pregnant Patient with Mechanical Prosthetic Heart Valve
Timing and Mode of Delivery in the Patient with Mechanical Prosthetic Heart Valve
Mode of Delivery in the Pregnant Patient on Anti-Coagulation
Anti-Coagulation in the Trimester and the Remainder of Pregnancy
Cardiac MRI in the Pregnant Patient
Radiation Risks in Pregnancy
Pulmonary Embolism Imaging in Pregnancy
The Management of Acute Coronary Syndrome during Pregnancy
The Risk of Coronary Interventions in Pregnancy Associated Myocardial Infarction
Endovascular Treatment of Coronary Dissection during Pregnancy and the Post-Partum Period Prosthetic Heart Valve Emergencies in Pregnancy
The Approach to Robust Heart Disease in Pregnancy
Mortality Risk in the Postpartum Period in Women with Heart Disease
Acute Aortic Dissection in Pregnancy – Prevention and Management
Pregnancy in the Patient with Marfan Syndrome
Pregnancy in the Patient with a Non Marfan Aortopathy
Appropriate Follow up of Patient with Congenital Heart Disease in Pregnancy
Could TAVR as Alternative Treatment
Pregnancy Associated Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection
Risk of Pregnancy in Patients with History of Ischemic Heart Disease
New Guidelines for ACLS in Pregnant Women
The Diagnosis of and Management of Congenital and Acquired Coronary Artery Disease
Fertility Therapy in Pregnant Women with Heart Disease
Contraception and Women with Cardiac Disease: Which Agents for Whom?
Pregnancy Risk in Older Women
Pregnancy, Obesity and Future Cardiovascular Risk
The Challenge of Designing Research in Pregnant Women
Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics Change in Pregnancy
Cardiac Medications during Pregnancy
Clinical Characteristics of Patients with Peripartum Cardiomyopathy in the US – Results of the Prospective Investigation Of Pregnancy Associated Cardiomyopathy (IPAC) Study
The Risk of Subsequent Pregnancy in Women with History of PPCM
Long-Term Outcome of PPCM in the US
Pulmonary Hypertension in a Large Cohort of Pregnant Women
Predictions of Cardiac Recovery in PPCM
The Medical Treatment in PPCM: Does it Have To Be Life Long?
Bromocriptine In The Treatment Of PPCM – Is It Ready For Prime Time?
Lipid Disorders Therapy in Pregnancy
Passive Second Stage of Labor – More Harm than Good?
Recommendations for Time of Induction of Labor in Women with Complex Congenital Heart Disease
A Management of Second and Third Stage of Labor in the Patient with Heart Disease
Obstetric Anesthesia Management for Delivery in Severe Pulmonary Hypertension
Cardiac Transplantation and Pregnancy
Genetic Evaluation and Consultation in Women with Congenital Heart Disease
The Management of Complex Congenital Heart Deceases During Pregnancy
Pregnancy with Shunt Lesions and Elevated Pulmonary Artery Pressure
Effect of Repeated Pregnancies on Cardiac Function in Women with Congenital Heart Disease
Multidisciplinary Management of Pregnancy in the Congenital Heart Disease Patient
Contemporary Approach to Pulmonary Hypertension in Pregnancy
Is There An Indication For PFO Closure before and during Pregnancy?
Syncope in Pregnancy – The Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment
Evaluation of Palpitations during Pregnancy
The Approach to the Pregnant Patient with Inherited Channelopathies
Ventricular Arrhythmias in Pregnancy – Approach To Diagnosis – Risk Stratification and Management
Innovation of Fetal Echocardiography Including 4D
Fetal Arrhythmias Assessment and Treatment
The Fetal Precordial Venous System: Implications for Cardiac Function
Spectrum of Cardiac Disease in Pregnancy in a Low Resource Set Up
Peripartum Cardiomyopathy
Management of Women with Marfan's Disease in Pregnancy


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Professor Oliver Houck's canoe trips with Tulane Law students over the years have broadened their appreciation for rivers and left indelible memories.Photos courtesy of Oliver Houck
Generations of Tulane Law students have known of Oliver Houck's love for rivers. For decades, the leader of Tulane's environmental law program has spread that love by taking groups of students paddling through the Louisiana bayous. For many students, the hours spent navigating the brackish byways with the pioneering environmentalist remain one of the most affecting experiences of their law school experience.
Now, Houck is sharing his romance with rivers more widely, though the newly published Downstream Toward Home. It tells 32 stories, chronicling Houck's river adventures dating to the 1950s — from rowing the Charles as an undergrad in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to walking his dog on the banks of the Mississippi.
"Every place I go, the first thing I look for is a river to be on," Houck said.
A former federal prosecutor in Washington, D.C., then National Wildlife Federation general counsel, Houck started teaching environmental law at Tulane in 1981. And he has incorporated canoe trips as an integral educational tool for decades.
"One of my fondest memories from the Tulane experience was canoeing Bayou Sorrell with Professor Houck and several classmates during the fall of my first year," said Mike Brady (L '89), who has his own land use litigation firm in Sacramento, California, Brady & Vining.
"Though I was a Louisiana native and Ollie was not, he opened my eyes to the state's beauty on this and the other trips during my time at Tulane. After graduating and while still finding my way in the world, I was fortunate enough to canoe the Green River in Utah before it becomes the Colorado River with Ollie and others. Even though it was August in the intermountain West, I remember it raining at least once every day as we canoed down through red rock canyons. I would not be where and what I am now if it were not for the time I spent with Oliver Houck."
Another former Houck student, Jason Barbeau (L '01), has found success as a senior trial attorney with the U.S. Justice Department's Environmental Enforcement Section. He was instrumental in securing the just-announced largest civil penalty ever under the Clean Air Act: a $100 million settlement from Hyundai Motor Co. and Kia Motors Corp.
He not only recalls Tulane canoe trips fondly but has paid them forward.
"The thought of canoeing with Oliver brings a rush of good memories: the vast stillness among the tall cypress in the Atchafalaya; his infectious enthusiasm for adventure and exploration; the occasional thrill of short runs of swift water on the Bogue Chitto and Wolf Creek; great blue herons and alligators up close; lounging in the sun on timeless, placeless sand bars; the inevitable human pyramid and the splash of tumbling bodies at the end; falling asleep beside the river tired, dirty, full and happy; friendships formed through shared effort and discovery; and a plausible reason to talk for the first time to my future wife," Barbeau wrote.
"These memories live on in stories with family and lasting friends and still spring to mind when I walk through the woods with my boys, paddles over our shoulders, to our own canoe tied to a tree at a nearby lake."
Professor Oliver Houck tends the campfire during a canoeing trip with Tulane Law students.
Houck said he set out to write one story, not an entire book, but then the stories just started flowing. And the book "seems to be striking a chord" with readers who can relate.
"You never knew what was going to happen out on the river: a lost shoe, a tipped canoe or a run-in with swarming wasps," said Allison Shipp (L '11), an associate at Kanner & Whiteley in New Orleans. "But no matter what happened, being on the river was always a chance to escape the stresses and complications of the moment and be refreshed by the calming water and the open sky."
Members of the newest crop of Tulane 1Ls already have witnessed what impressed their predecessors.
Samantha Pfotenhauer bonds with Professor Oliver Houck's dog, Arturo, during a 2014 canoe/camping trip.
Samantha Pfotenhauer (L '17), who joined an October 2014 canoeing/camping trip to the Wolf River, said Houck "seems to derive a lot of energy from interacting with nature. What is different with Professor Houck is that he seems to get so much joy out of encouraging other people, his students in this case, to connect with nature and enjoy it."
"On this trip, there were some students who were camping for their first time and had never done anything like this, and others who had been canoeing for decades," she said. "Professor Houck's enthusiasm for being on the water and encouragement to really soak up the opportunity we had to spend two days on a beautiful river made for a wonderful atmosphere and a very fun trip."
After seeing photos of the 2014 trip posted on Facebook, Richard Exnicios (L '98) wrote, "I may have learned just as much on those canoe trips with Professor Houck as I did in classes."
Note: This story incorporates information that first appeared in Tulane University's New Wave.
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Following 2 days of filming last weekend we are excited to announce that we have now wrapped on our film RIPTIDE !!
Days 27 & 28 saw us shooting at a hospital and working with a wonderful crew and brilliant actors, all marshaled superbly by 1st AD Christopher L Cook. As always we're profoundly grateful for the imagination, drive, vision & tenacity of our cinematographer Robbie Jones.
A unique filming odyssey has now ended. Editing is going great – we're close to locking picture, then we'll focus on the sound design. Followed by publicity drive, premieres, festival run, screenings, Q & A's, events, gigs. Can't wait.
Thanks for following our story so far. It's getting real exciting now.
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Hi people, hope you're well as Winter starts to arrive.
We're moving towards the latter stage of post-production, and are starting to build momentum of social media and publicity for RIPTIDE. And now on Twitter you can find us at @JacobandEva
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Parsons to hold holiday party
Parsons Corp. will host its annual Children's Holiday Party On Dec. 15 in the main lobby of its Pasadena corporate headquarters, at 100 W. Walnut St., Pasadena
More than 100 children from Five Acres in Altadena and Hathaway-Sycamores and Hillsides in Pasadena will participate in the party, which will include a holiday performance conducted for the ninth consecutive year by Rachael Worby, MUSE/IQUE artistic director and conductor.
Following the performance, the children will be treated to pizza and cookies and will be visited by a special guest from the North Pole.
Clearman's to feature jazz
Clearman's North Woods Inn in San Gabriel will offer a warm and festive atmosphere on New Year's Eve, with live entertainment from 7 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., along with valuable prizes and raffle items throughout the evening.
Jazz entertainer Fernando Harkless will perform during the celebration in the bar area. The restaurant will be gifting lucky diners with bottles of wine during the evening and there will be a raffle just after midnight for valuable gift cards.
For more information, visit clearmansrestaurants.com or call 626-286-3579.
'Vasquez' opens specialty bra shop
Jenette Goldstein, best known for her role as the tough Marine, "Vasquez" in the James Cameron movie "Aliens," has opened a second location of her lingerie boutique, Jenette Bras – this one in Pasadena.
The chic boutique provides traditional bra-fitting service and features European lingerie and swimwear for well-endowed women.
Goldstein is now a nationally recognized bra fit expert, featured by everyone from InStyle magazine to the Wall Street Journal. Her slogan? The Alphabet Starts at "D."
The store is located at 18 E. Holly St., Pasadena. For more information, call 626-744-9484.
Foreclosure rates show downturn
Foreclosure rates in Los Angeles-Long Beach-Glendale have decreased for the month of September over the same period last year, according to newly released data from CoreLogic.
CoreLogic data reveal that the rate of Los Angeles-Long Beach-Glendale area foreclosures among outstanding mortgage loans is 2.72 percent for the month of September 2011, down from 3.02 percent a year earlier.
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JoJo looks as excited about her date with Chase as I am.
Bachelor League Hometown Dates Commentary: Homeward Bound
Recap Roundup:
JoJo's Bachelorette Blog (People)
I made the choice to not share my feelings with any guys before the very end of my journey because I didn't want to put anyone through what I went through with Ben. But sitting down with his mom in that moment, I couldn't hold back. I just felt like, why not? Robby was the first to tell me he loved me, and I was excited to share the love I was starting to feel for Robby too. The look on his mom's face after I told her I was falling in love shed all of my fears … that is, until Robby's ex came back into the conversation …
Chris Harrison's Blog (Yahoo! TV)
And then there was Luke, a man from my home state, Texas. JoJo's from Texas too. A lot of great folks are Texans, and it was clear from the huge reception that JoJo got when she arrived that Luke's family and friends were ready to welcome her with open arms. But when it came down to the words of affirmation JoJo so clearly needs, Luke fell a little short, but all of that was about to change.
Sharleen Joynt for FLARE Magazine
Let me be clear: not all Hometown date drama is created equal. There is a distinct difference between the Jordan Hometown drama and the Robby Hometown drama. Not to belittle it, but the Rodgers family issue with Aaron Rodgers is really good television. And the fact that Aaron is (apparently; this was news to this sports ignoramus) a huge star makes it all the more (in that gossip rag way) fascinating. Sure, there's a sense of an invasion of family privacy, but that's basically the point of reality television to begin with; Jordan surely knew this would air out at some point (which unto itself is also fascinating). Above all, there's clearly a story with roots and substance there, and as a viewer that's compelling and makes me want to know more. Meanwhile, the Hayes family "issue"wasn't really an issue at all. Whatever Robby's ex is spewing about him is (or at least should be) irrelevant to the Hometown dynamic, and I feel like producers preyed on Robby's mother, convincing her to use her precious time with her son (whom she hasn't seen for months now) to talk about a rumour. If the story his ex is spinning really is so inaccurate, why let it take up so much real estate on a valuable Hometown date?
Did anyone else think it was weird that he (and the show) kept playing up how he was a child of divorced parents? Aren't like 50% of us? My parents are divorced. I don't think that makes me any less willing to commit to someone. If anything, it encouraged me to wait to get married until I was absolutely certain that I found the right person.
Robby reveals he's having panic attacks, which I can absolutely vouch happen during the Bachelor process. And look, here to make matters worse, his mom delivers the news that his ex's roommate is talking shit about him on social media, and claiming in particular that Robby broke up with said ex after he found out he was cast on the show. (Yes, you'll have seen this on Reality Steve.)
Luke let you ride on a horse! That's your heroin, Jojo. You're ALL about horses. He walked you out to a heart made of rose petals in the fields and kissed you while the sun set behind you. He brought a romance novel to life. Like the romance novel Host Chris wrote. Just like The Perfect Letter's Amazon page says :"[She] can't help but feel that Texas, with all of its tangled secrets, is calling her home." Luke is calling you home and you want to eliminate him? For who? CHASE?
Who. Is. Chase.
This episode, we finally found out. He lives on a damn mountain and his parents got divorced, and apparently that's the end of his personality. Also, he's very sad and things weigh heavy on his shoulders. He describes his emotions like this no fewer than six times in the episode. Really? Him? He's a sad little bird. Jojo literally describes him as having deep wounds.
Chase grabs her face and plants a passionate kiss on her lips before having some alone time with his father. Dad assures Chase that JoJo is good people: She is smart, beautiful and has a head on her shoulders.
Agreed. Headless women are so pretentious.
Chase takes JoJo to meet the rest of his family. It's a small crowd that includes a bulldog. His mom doesn't care that ABC came traipsing through her home earlier in the day to set up shop. She's going to wear her hoodie on national television and you can't do a thing about it! Her voice is just like a radio personality. She LOVES JoJo. Something tells me JoJo's mom and Delilah would have a ball chugging their wine on the ski lift chair in the backyard. Open another bottle!
After we are blatantly shown a shot of two empty chairs at the dinner table, JoJo tells the camera that she is happy to meet Jordan's family but that she wishes the other two chairs were filled with Aaron. And, I'm wondering how many times JoJo had to practice not saying, "And his girlfriend, Olivia Munn."
A very relentless JoJo continues to perpetuate the "where is Aaron Rodgers" investigation by pulling brother Luke aside privately and immediately asking him immediately about Aaron.
JoJo talks next with dad Ed and, I am not kidding, she even brings Aaron up with him
Chase brings Jojo to his
death traphome, which reminds me of Chad because it's pretty on the outside but terrible on the inside. The bad news is that Chase comes from a broken family, but the good news is he doesn't live in his parents' basement.
JoJo is still disappointed she doesn't get to meet Aaron. She does get to meet his other brother, the Khloé of the family, and his wife with THAT hair.
That's why her hair is so big...it's full of bump-its.
Here to Make Friends (Huffington Post)
Bachelorette Party with Juliet Litman (Channel 33)
Coming up Roses (Barstool Sports)
AfterBuzz featuring guest James F! And he gives some really good intel. 🙂
Will You Accept this Podcast? (Bustle)
Bachelor Nation News:
All the details on THAT DRESS. (Yahoo! TV)
Did Jordan's brother (no, not that one) reveal JoJo's final pick? (Us Weekly)
The Bachelor in Paradise first official cast picture (People)
Is anyone in Denver for a viewing party with Robby next Monday?
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Three Russian Masters caught drunk in European waters in just two days
Three Russian-speaking Masters caught drunk in two days – maybe not even one of them is actual Russian citizen, but European media call them "Russian", which is not too far from true. Most part of Russian, Ukrainian and Baltic States officers are Russians, or Russian-speaking, or of Russian origin. Comparing to other cases of drunken masters and officers, it must be noted, that the "Russian drinking" percentage hardly exceeds any other nationality, considering the number of Russian officers employed by European shipowners. But now, in the light of recent and ongoing events in Ukraine, EU may take a stricter approach, like the one it took towards Filipino officers.
Voytenko Mikhail
Karin Lehmann didn't reach Stavanger because of a drunk Master, Norway
General cargo vessel Karin Lehmann was taken to Tananger instead of Stavanger, Norway, on July 29, after pilot found that master of the vessel was drunk. Police was already waiting for the vessel at the pier at the time of docking. During the day July 30 vessel moved to Stavanger. Master of the vessel most probably, is Russian or Russian-speaking, because officers are a mix of Russian, Ukrainian and Baltic States nationalities.
Drunk Russian Master grounded cement carrier Cemfjord, Kattegat
Cement carrier Cemfjord ran aground at Laeso Rende, Kattegat, Denmark, in the evening July 29, en route from Aalborg to Goole, with 2100 tons of cement on board. Vessel was refloated in the night July 30, no damages and no spills reported. Russian master of the vessel admitted he was drunk at the time of an accident. He was fined 10000 kroner ($1,800), he's to be replaced with another captain.
Drunk Russian Master arrested in Dundee, UK
Master of general cargo vessel Frifjord was arrested in Dundee UK for being drunk on July 28, when vessel arrived to Tay from Norway. Breath test exceeded legal alcohol limit almost 4 times. Andrejs Borodins was taken to Dundee Court, which rejected his bail. He remained in custody. UK press including BBC called him Russian, because he's Russian-speaking and definitely of a Russian origin, but he's a citizen of Latvia.


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No eagles on Mull
Published: 1st April 2011
Can't believe it is already April. A processsion of visitors and thoroughly miserable weather have conspired to keep me away from my blog – at least that's my excuse. A shame, because we actually enjoyed a red letter day with one of them recently. Sitting idly over a late breakfast in the Lodge dining room Angela spotted two Red Squirrels in the garden. They ran along a beech bough and then climbed right to the top of a cypress, affording good views to all. These are the first squirrels we have seen in Glen Loy, although I have noticed possible feeding signs in the last year. Perusal of the excellent Red Squirrels in the Highlands map produced a nearby cluster of sightings at Torcastle. Their website is well worth a visit. In an attempt to retain these rare visitors we put out some shelled hazel nuts, which quickly vanished over the next three days. To try and see if birds were responsible we switched to peanuts in the shell yesterday. These also vanished from halfway up a tree, so we remain hopeful. If we can track down some hazels in shells we will try these. Will keep you posted.
Elsewhere in the garden Newts are appearing in the pond, and I really should try lamping for them one evening. The Pheasant has attracted a lady friend or two and a rival cock, so we assume it is likely that they might well nest somewhere in the grounds. I suspect if they do the Pine Martens will make short work of either the eggs or chicks. Suspect our resident female may well have had her kits, but not sure where. She continues to stuff her mouth with bits of bread and disappear into the forest. First Sand Martins were back last weekend on the 27th March (squirrel day!). Good to see them swooping over the river again. So far no sign of the local Osprey, but it is still quite early despite reports or returning birds elsewhere.
We had a short break on Mull, two week's ago. The weekend started well, with a Merlin chasing wagtails on Lochaline pier. Fortunately for the latter, the Merlin must have been too nervous at close quarters to us, so it gave up. Remarkably, after the ferry had arrived and docked an Otter passed right alongside it and continued to fish behind it. We spent a couple of days of mixed weather driving around looking for eagles, amongst other things. Sadly we did not find any. Others, taken out by local tour operators were more lucky, but I was miffed that we didn't see any as we looked hard. This just underlines the value of local knowledge. Were not even allowed to visit the Sea Eagle hide at Loch Frisa, as the pair may be nesting too close to the hide. We did manage to find another otter, which came right up onto the rocks at Calgary Bay, close to where we were standing, and we skulked around rocks following it for a while – must have looked very strange had anyone been watching us. There were plenty of Wheatears about. I haven't seen any locally, and am surprised that Mull should be one of their first ports of call.The highlight of the trip was two Peregrine, newly arrived, roosting on the disused church tower in the middle of Tobermory high street and shrieking at passers by. Angela got some good photos, which she has put on her Facebook page.
Back on the mainland we saw a Sea Eagle flying over Gairlochy and descend towards the River Lochy. The local pair appear to be on eggs now. We also had Golden Eagle up Glen Nevis right by the popular Steall Falls. As we continued to scan, a Peregrine also swooped over the hillside. Paire Dippers were active in the River Nevis. On a dull and improbable wet evening with an unpromisingly high tide we managed to find a couple of Otters fishing in Loch Linnhe at Fort William. Obviously we should stick to our own patch in future!


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This week we discussed a collection of poems edited by the lawyer Mark Falkoff, Poems from Guantanamo; the Detainees Speak (2007). One participant noted that "IPP in this country is bad but at least we don't torture them". Given the detainees' situation, our group found the writings to be quite "incredible".
Though participants were all acutely aware of 9/11 and the War on Terror, we spent a few introductory minutes clarifying the role that Guantanamo Bay has played in America's "crusade" for democracy and freedom, both home and abroad. The group were unanimous in their conclusions that it was "ridiculous" and "astonishing" that these men could be held without a trial or access to a lawyer, despite the exceptional circumstances of war. The biographies listed before each poem – detailing inmates' prior lives as charity workers, students, teachers – served to heighten sympathies further.
The group were unduly impressed by the quality of the poems considering the lack of formal writing lessons, as well as the wider struggles involved in creating and publishing the book itself. In an interview with Amnesty International Magazine (and also detailed in the collection's introduction), Falkoff explains that detainees were originally not permitted pen and paper. Some inmates wrote poems on Styrofoam cups salvaged from meal times. They then "inscribed their words with pebbles or traced out letters with small dabs of toothpaste" and passed these "cup poems" from cell to cell.[i] A couple of these poems were included in the collection and one of our group stated such works implied "you can treat us like shit but you can't stop us talking to one another".[ii]
Eventually the military authorised writing materials and "for the first time poems could be preserved". Nonetheless, most were initially destroyed because the Pentagon felt poetry "presents a special risk" to national security due to its "content and format."[iii] We likened this to slaves in the cotton fields singing songs that carried coded messages about escape and rebellion (not that there was ever any evidence of such secret language among the G-Bay poetry). The Pentagon also heavily censored the poems that were eventually submitted for classification review. 22 were finally published in this collection.
Our group were sure that the authorities would not have permitted any particularly graphic poems (e.g. "about torture") to be released. They were somewhat amused that one of the verses states "America sucks" and references "American pigs".[iv] They wondered why the Pentagon would have consented to this piece being published, perhaps to deem the collection "authentic"? It was also ironically observed that this particular poem appropriated rap music ("Yeahhhhhhh!"), music which of course originated in the US and has a history of being denounced
by the authorities.
The group voiced their surprise at the lack of anger in some of the poems; "are these the kind of poems you would write if you were snatched off the street?" Indeed, "I'd have written f*ck you!" It was noted how difficult it is in prison to not respond if someone "comes at you and wants to kick off". Yet these poems imply these inmates are rising above their distressing circumstances, and in so doing revealing their humanity.
While I have my own selfish reasons for wishing to stimulate discussion about America and American prisons, I was keen that these groups may also have the potential to extend beyond American-centric discussion and even creative writing. The benefits of study and writing groups for (former) prisoners are extensive and I have documented this elsewhere on this blog. But it would be a bonus if we could stimulate conversations about topical issues more generally. I am not so naive as to assume that we can prevent re-offending and secure people jobs by referencing the news. But current affairs are an unavoidable part of our daily life and general knowledge can contribute to both personal and professional enrichment. In light of the tragic events in Paris just a couple of days prior to this group, we ended up in a passionate debate about the rise of ISIS stemming from involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan. One of the poems we read out loud entitled, "They Fight for Peace," suggests peace itself can be a contradiction because "going to war for peace can fuel further conflict".[v]
In the creative writing section today, we wrote poems in reply to some of the Guantanamo Bay prisoners in Falkoff's book. Russ asked participants to think about their own experiences of incarceration, and whether there were times when they really needed "home"? He advised, "find something you really want to say and give these people hope". To give just one brief example that was written:
All I want to say, is
One day you are going
To be OK
The tide will turn now
You're having your say.
[i] Mark Falkoff, "Poems from Guantanamo", Amnesty International Magazine, 12 December 2007, http://www.amnestyusa.org/news/news-item/poems-from-guantanamo [accessed 24 November 2015].
[ii] Shaikh Abdurraheem Muslim Dost, "Cup poem 1 & 2", in Mark Falkoff (ed.), Poems from Guantanamo Bay (Iowa City: Uni of Iowa Press, 2007): 35.
[iii] Mark Falkoff, "Poems from Guantanamo", Amnesty International Magazine, 12 December 2007, http://www.amnestyusa.org/news/news-item/poems-from-guantanamo [accessed 24 November 2015].
[iv] Martin Mubanga, "Terrorist 2003", in Mark Falkoff (ed.), Poems from Guantanamo Bay (Iowa City: Uni of Iowa Press, 2007): 56.
[v] Shaker Abdurraheem Aamer, "They Fight for Peace", in Mark Falkoff (ed.), Poems from Guantanamo Bay (Iowa City: Uni of Iowa Press, 2007): 20.


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