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Ill fortune followed Keith Ferguson, as surely as his dark shadow dogged his weary footsteps. A 'psychic researcher' for a decade, his reports told the same old sad story of his bad luck; not a single shred of objective proof, not a single ghost captured on film. And it wasn't for the lack of effort; he had spent many cold and uncomfortable nights in some of the most famously-haunted houses in Britain, listening to the rats scurrying about and the wind howling through the hallways – but that's all it ever was…rats…and the wind. Proof was as elusive as his own personal honesty, for now he had been obliged to become a professional liar.
His reputation within the Paranormal Research Society was poor, and now here he was, in May 1946, on his way to the celebrated Salvatore House, a place of legend but one which had been investigated thoroughly many times before; he was the Society's errand boy now, Ferguson mused irritably, someone they dispatched when they wanted another sensationalist book written, another share of the profits. Ferguson's own works, 'My Life as a Ghost Hunter' and 'Candlelit Vigils in Haunted Houses' had sold well, the Society took it's own percentage, and had come to rely on more on book sales than patronage or contributions from the wealthy.
So Ferguson resigned himself to writing another potboiler, full of lies about how the Grey Lady of Salvatore appeared to him at midnight in the the maze, or the time when a candlelabra floated by itself past the old paintings which graced the walls of Olde Salvatore House; it was all so predictable, all so profitable… He sighed, and continued his brisk walk from the railway station to the servant's lodging house where Lord Phillip Gower awaited his arrival.
A swift handshake, small talk and the offer of a malt whisky quickly followed Ferguson's entrance. Gower was the stereotypical former military man; grey moustache, clipped accent, tolerant of little besides his own moral and social superiority. The small talk faded away, and Gower spoke loudly, hurriedly:
"Now, Ferguson, I have an offer to put to you – I want you to prove that Salvatore House is free of spirits, and is in fact, a perfectly-desirable place to live."
"I see…but you've said yourself that the house is haunted, Lord Gower…I don't quite understand…"
"I want shot of that damned house. No-one will buy it, not even the Americans who've looked it over – they all know the stories, of course – and that's why I can't get rid of it; it's a hateful place". His cheeks reddened, and Ferguson sensed that he was embarrassed. Gower's voice lowered.
"It's a hateful place…the spirits there take on any form they like…any form that can trouble us deeply. I'll pay you handsomely to lie about it, Ferguson."
A price was agreed. To hell with the Society, Ferguson would suit himself, and line his pockets for once. He began to walk the gravel driveway to Salvatore House.
Ferguson ran his fingers along the medieval tapestry, stirring up the dust, just as the hands who created it were now dust too. He lit a cigarette, and watched the smoke rise lazily, gracefully towards the high ceiling. He looked around him.
'No wonder people see ghosts here', he thought: if ever a house was truly trapped in the past, it was Salvatore, with it's dulled-metal knights guarding the walls, and the faces of Gower ancestors watching every move of the timid, entranced observer. But Ferguson was neither timid nor entranced; he was, however, observant – Someone was watching him from the balcony above the staircase…a white flash of light, and it was gone.His curiosity piqued, the ghost hunter fairly sprinted up the steps and found himself in a bedroom untouched by the passing of decades.
Cherry blossom-embossed wallpaper gave the room an appearance of Summer pleasantness, but the contents within were drab: three brown writing desks, a bed with a quite enormous teak headboard above it, bearing intricate carvings, and no less than three lights, a riot of etched glass and gold-coloured tin. And of course, the obligatory unsettling oil painting, deceptively depicting a smiling girl under a romanticised sky of whispy clouds, a saccharine product of the Post-Millais school.
Light from a large slim, window lent the room the appearance of life, of relevance, but all was truly dead here, and nothing more so than Ferguson's hopes of a breakthrough, a real story. He dropped upon the bed, sighed inwardly, and noticed the sky darkening outside, to complement his mood. The train journey had been a long one, and he found himself dozing. He placed his legs onto the bed and decided to relax for a short while…just a short while.Ferguson woke with a start. Now, the only light in the room was provided by a full moon. His sleep had been uneasy, despite his exhaustion, and his sweat had stained the pristine white bedsheet. Moonlight glared pointedly at a dressing table to his left, and his weary eyes eventually recognised a faded pink music box, or jewellery box…he couldn't be certain. A tiny, wretched-looking ballerina posed on top of the lid; it began to turn…slowly, and instead of music, voices filled the room…
"Keep still, damn you!"
"Don't…please, sir…" "Hold her tightly, you fool!"
"I'll teach you! Little witch!"
Childish sobbing floated around the room, varying in pitch and volume. It ceased only when Ferguson grasped the music box. The words he had heard, the crime he had witnessed (for he was certain that murder had been done right here in this room) shook him to the very core of his being. And reinforcing his unease was the realisation that one of the three voices he had heard belonged to Lord Phillip Gower, and another voice was his own.
"It's a hateful place…the spirits there take on any form they like…any form that can trouble us deeply…"
Lord Phillip Gower
Stunned and confused, Ferguson allowed himself to drop back onto the bed, still holding the battered music box. As he considered what to do next, he cut his hand on one of the old, jagged hinges. He drew a sharp intake of breath, and raised his hand instinctively to his mouth, like a child would, to stem the blood flow and comfort himself momentarily from the pain.
He opened the the music box, and saw within a small, clouded mirror and some strands of dark blonde hair. This was not freshly cut, instead it seemed be rather old, and matted with a crisp, black substance.
Underneath lay a monochrome photograph of a child, dressed as Red Riding Hood.
'Surely Nineteenth Century…', he thought to himself. His heartbeat had finally slowed, and he studied the picture closely in the bright moonlight.
'Victoria' was inscribed on the reverse.
The girl, who must have been around 12 years of age, did not smile for the cameraman. In fact, she glared.There was nothing else inside the box, and eventually Ferguson closed the lid and replaced it on the dressing table. He promised himself that, come the dawn, he would write of his experience in his journal, and perhaps write another, sanitised version for the old man; he felt that he had to hedge his bets because despite Gower's payment, this could be too good a chance to miss – a truly haunted house – at last! Sleep would not come easily on this night, but rather than fear and wonder, it was excitement and avarice that kept Keith Ferguson awake.Then he finally began to drift off to sleep, his mind ignoring the voices he had heard.
In the small hours, he was lulled from his rest by soft weeping, a child's insistent sobbing. Fear made him remain under the bedclothes, until curiosity made him fumble for the gaslight. He slowly moved the light around the dark room, until it's flame highlighted a small figure beneath the oil painting.
Her legs were bunched-up beneath her, and her dress was torn in many places. Ferguson stared at her, and because she seemed so harmless, so helpless, her crying took the edge off his trepidation; he got out of bed and walked towards her. By the time Ferguson reached the girl, she wouldn't stir, even when he stroked her shoulder. She felt solid enough, and he was relieved at this – this night had already changed his cynical attitude towards the supernatural, he didn't need any more convincing.
Ferguson bent down and picked her up from the floor. He carried over to the bed, and placed her upon it gently. The blankets were draped over her lithe body, smooth skin of her bare shoulder still exposed above the bedclothes.
'Pretty little thing…', Ferguson found himself thinking. But the moonlight merely highlighted her white skin and somehow hid the dirt from view – in truth, her frame bore resemblance to the bleached bones of some tiny animal, dried out in the desert. But Ferguson seemed not to notice this; he found that he couldn't look away, despite his natural timidity in the presence of the fairer sex.
Who was she? What was she doing here, at this time? – these obvious questions never troubled him, as they would any normal person; he was entranced at the sleeping beauty beneath his gaze.
'No time to be standing on ceremony', he thought, as the tiredness resulting from disturbed sleep and a long day overcame him. He crawled into bed beside the silent girl, and almost convinced himself that he was trying to sleep again; still he stared.
Her intermittent plainitive cries made him redden, as though he had been caught out somehow. But the girl didn't wake, much to his relief. He suddenly desired to hear her voice, and he reached out to touch her, stroking her soft, fair hair gently. He couldn't help himself, it was silken to the touch; his heart skipped a beat. Then Ferguson's hand felt wet, and he stared at his fingers in the moonlight.
'That blasted cut!', he cursed inwardly, but suddenly realised that he was not bleeding…the blood ran freely through the sleeping girl's hair.
She woke, her eyes fixed upon him, and her smiled corroded from one of innocence to one of knowing, her contempt for him and his weakness revealed, as if she knew what kind of man he was, she had seen his blackened soul; his darkest secret had been exposed.
Her terrible smile grew wider. Her lips split open, as though they had been slashed with a blade. The soft hair fell away from her pale face and for the first time, Ferguson saw that deep, ugly scars marked her, as if some madman had carved her face and enjoyed his work.
That was when he passed out, strands of blood-soaked hair still sticking to his clawing fingers.
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It seems Gran Turismo 6 is indeed in development at Polyphony Digital.
The L.M. Gianetti, which is a famous factory that produces race cars, uploaded a bunch of new photos on their Facebook Page, titled "SCANSIONE PER GRAN TURISMO PS4"
Update: The pics can be found here.
Translated into English it reads: "Scan for Gran Turismo PS4"
The game was recently rumoured to be released on the PS3, and this revelation means that it could probably be a cross gen title. GT5 has shipped 9 million units so far and the series is at 68 million units sold.
This is still unconfirmed at this point, but people have captured pics of Polyphony Digital scanning cars before, and considering the Facebook page is legitimate, Gran Turismo 6 may indeed be in works for the PS4 as well.


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Eight years after 2011: do social movements still matter?
Hosted by the Department of Social Policy
Wednesday 13 February, 6.30pm-8.00pm, CLM 5.02, Clement House, Aldwych
Eight years after the start of the global wave of movements in 2011, the political and social landscape is far from the democratic hopes of the protesters.
More information.
Refugia: solving the problem of mass displacement
Hosted by the International Inequalities Institute
Thursday 14 February, 6.30pm-8.00pm, Sheikh Zayed Theatre
Using fresh interpretations of utopian and archipelagic thinking, Robin Cohen will examine the limits and possibilities of creating an imaginative answer to mass displacement.
Migration, Mixed Marriages and Children's Noncitizenship in Sabah, Malaysia
Seminar Series on Migration, Ethnicity and Race Wednesday 27th February, 12.15-1.15pm, Fawcett House (FAW), Room 9.05
Speaker: Dr Catherine Allerton (LSE Department of Anthropology)
In Kota Kinabalu, the capital of the East Malaysian state of Sabah, many children live in families of 'mixed' ethnicity, forged through the co-presence in the city of Filipino and Indonesian refugees and migrants. This paper will consider how mixed marriages have particular consequences for children who have been born across borders, in a country where their parents are considered only 'temporary' workers. More information.
Administrative Burden: Policymaking by Other Means
International Social and Public Policy seminar
Wednesday 27 February, 2.00-3.30pm in the Webb Room, OLD 2.26
Speakers: Professor Pamela Herd and Professor Donald MoynihanChair: Dr Timo Fleckenstein
Abtstract:Administrative burdens, ranging from confusing paperwork to photo identification requirements for voting, introduce delay and frustration into our experience with government agencies. These burdens diminish the effectiveness of public programs and can even block individuals from fundamental rights like voting. We document how these burdens are not simply unintended byproducts of governance, but the result of deliberate policy choices. More information.
What does it mean to be British and who defines it?
Hosted by LSE Festival: New World (Dis)Orders
Saturday 2 March, 12.45pm-2.00pm, Sheikh Zayed Theatre
This interactive public event comprises a panel-based discussion, with representatives from different influential spheres in society who are shaping discourse on British identity, combined with direct audience engagement.
Protesting Inequalities
Saturday 2 March, 2.30pm-3.45pm, Sheikh Zayed Theatre
This event examines the changing dynamics of protests and protest movements, focusing on how activists in the UK and globally mobilize and fight against inequalities.
Identity. Citizenship and Kin Majorities: Crimea and Moldova from the Bottom-Up
Seminar Series on Migration, Ethnicity and Race
Wednesday 6th March, 12.15-1.15pm, Fawcett House (FAW), Room 9.05
Speaker: Ellie Knott (LSE Department of Methodology)
Why are so many Moldovans acquiring Romanian citizenship? How did people in Crimea identify with and engage with Russia before annexation in 2014? This talk brings together these two topics and cases to explore the intersections of identity and citizenship across borders. More information.
Challenging dominant social policy assumptions; an apprenticeship for young people with multiple problems and needs
Wednesday 13 March, 2.00-3.30pm in the Webb Room, OLD 2.26
Speakers: Alice Sampson and Femi Ade-Davis
Research shows that UK government responses' to those with multiple problems and needs struggling to cope in welfare-to-work and criminal justice systems has created a 'residue' of young people 'trapped' in these systems. Read more.
Reconfiguring notions of whiteness among Latin American migrants in London and Madrid
Seminar Series on Migration, Ethnicity and Race Wednesday 20th March, 12.15-1.15pm, Fawcett House (FAW), Room 9.05
Speaker: Dr Ana Gutierez (LSE Department of Anthropology)
Migration presents itself as a paradox that affects not only economic dreams, but previous racial and class identifications. More information.
Civility, Activism and Citizenship - Beyond the Civil Society
Wednesday 20 March, 2.00-3.30pm in the Webb Room, OLD 2.26
Speaker: Professor Thomas P. Boje
A more critical theory of civil society has to be developed. Read more.
Exhibition: How Social Policy Research Shapes the World You Live In
Thursday 10 January - Sunday 20 January 2019
gallery@oxo, OXO Tower Wharf
This comparative and contemporary exhibition showcased Social Policy research responding to global challenges in areas such as inequality, work, family, poverty, migration and education.More details here.
Visions for Social Progress: The Future of Social Policy
Department of Social Policy Public Event
Panellists: Professor Bea Cantillon, Professor Philippe van Parijs, Professor Fiona WilliamsChair: Dr Timo Fleckenstein
Thursday 15th November, 6.00pm-7.30pm, Old Theatre
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Realising Aspirations? Gender, Ethnicity and Job Inequalities
Panellists: Dr Omar Khan, Professor Heidi Mirza, Esohe UwadiaeResearch presented by: Samantha Parsons, Professor Lucinda PlattChair: Nik Miller
Thursday, 8th November, 5.00pm-6.30pm, LSESU Venue
Seminar Series on Migration Ethnicity and Race: Uncertain citizenship: Everyday practices of Bolivian migrants in Chile
8 November 2018
Speaker: Dr. Megan Ryburn
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Seminar Series on Migration Ethnicity and Race: The Impact of Immigration on Natives' Fertility: Evidence from Syrians in Turkey
25 October 2018
Speaker: Dr Berkay Özcan
A Greater Good Transcending: Richard Titmuss and the NHS
10 April 2018
Hosted by the LSE Library
Speaker: Professor John Stewart
Chair: Professor David Piachaud
John Stewart talks on his biography of the social policy academic and Labour Party advisor Richard Titmuss. Titmuss, initially almost single-handedly, created the academic field of social administration (what we would now call social policy) in Britain following his appointment to the London School of Economics as its first Professor of Social Administration in 1950. Titmuss wrote extensively on health and other welfare issues.
LSE Festival: Beveridge 2.0
21-24 February 2018
Department related events
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What Can be Done to Reduce Inequality?
16 February 2018
Hosted by the Department of Social Policy, III, STICERD
Speakers: Rachel Lomax, Ed Miliband, Lord Willetts
Chair: Professor Sir John Hills
Can inequality be reduced? How? In his 2015 book, Inequality. What Can Be Done?, Professor Sir Tony Atkinson set out a portfolio of policies for reducing inequality.
Atkinson's book set out 15 policy proposals for inequality reduction plus several 'ideas to pursue', arguing that the measures were both desirable and feasible. But securing their implementation would require securing political support. The event, celebrating Tony's life and work, will consider the extent to which practical realities of politics constrain the extent to which policies for inequality reduction such as those of Atkinson and others can be introduced.
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Inequalities Seminar: Selective schooling and its relationship to private tutoring: lessons from South Korea
30 January 2018Speaker: Dr Sonia Exley (LSE Social Policy)
Podcast available here.
Why is it Important to Pass the Domestic Violence Law in Armenia?
30 November 2017
Speaker: Maro MatosianChair: Dr Armine Ishkanian
Women's rights NGOs in Armenia have been campaigning for the passage of a domestic violence bill for many years. As the Armenian National Assembly debates the bill, there have also been heated debates between the defenders and critics of the bill. Maro Matosian, the Executive Director of the Women's Support Center NGO in Armenia, gave a presentation on the latest developments and why, from the perspective of human rights and social justice, it is important for this bill to become law.
Beveridge 2.0- Rethinking the Welfare State for the 21st Century
29 November 2017
Speaker(s): Minouche Shafik, Professor Sir John Hills, Dr Waltraud Schelkle, Professor Richard Sennett, Professor Alex Voorhoeve Chair: Professor Dame Shirley Pearce
In November 1942, former LSE Director William Beveridge published a report that was to lay the foundation for Britain's welfare state, caring for its citizens 'from cradle to grave'. 75 years on, you are invited to join new LSE Director Dame Minouche Shafik, as she considers the future of social safety nets in a very different world economy.
What if we abolished the dock? Rethinking court design and court ritual
14 November 2017
Speakers: Paula Backen, Abigail Bright, Chris Henley, Professor Linda Mulcahy, Dr Meredith RossnerChair: Professor Peter Ramsay
This debate will bring together academics and legal professionals to debate the fairness of placing the accused in an enclosed dock during a criminal trial.
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Inequalities Seminar: Can Social Landlords Make Private Renting Work Better?
14 November 2017Speaker: Professor Anne Power
Sexualities and Ageing: the case of Cyprus
13 November 2017
Speakers: Debbie Laycock, Constantinos N PhellasChair: Dr Timothy Hildebrandt
This talk will explore the social and psychological needs of people aged 50 or over living with HIV/AIDS and present the findings from a comparative study between the UK and Cyprus.
What if we rethought parole?
22 June 2017
Speakers: Professor Nick Hardwick, Dr Laura Janes, Nicola PadfieldChair: Dr Meredith Rossner
This lecture discusses the present presumption that a parolee has to demonstrate they are not at risk of repeated offending and suggest that it should be the State to demonstrates the prisoner remains a risk.
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Representing Poverty and Inequality: The legacy of Charles BoothRevolutions LSE Literary Festival 2017
25 February 2017
Speakers: Joseph Bullman, Professor Mary Morgan, Sarah Wise Chair: Professor Nicola Lacey
In the wake of the Centenary of the death of Charles Booth, whose poverty maps and surveys started a quiet revolution in the methodology of the social sciences, a group of writers will reflect on what we can learn from Booth's work today in terms of the techniques available to write about, analyse and make present to the reader the realities of poverty and inequality.
Stagnation Generation: Exploring intergenerational fairnessRevolutions LSE Literary Festival 2017
22 February 2017
Speakers: Nona Buckley-Irvine, Georgia Gould, Professor John Hills and Omar Khan Chair: David Willetts
Are today's young people getting a bum deal? Young people have experienced the biggest pay squeeze in the aftermath of the financial crisis, seen their dreams of home ownership drift out of sight and witnessed a welfare state in retreat. Are these short term effects or do they run deeper, and how can policy make a difference? The Resolution Foundation, convenors of the Intergenerational Commission, partner with the International Inequalities Institute to debate this pressing issue.
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Drug Policies Beyond the War on Drugs?LSE Works lecture
15 February 2017
Speakers: Dr John Collins, Professor Lawrence Phillips, Dr Joanne Csete, Dr Michael ShinerChair: Dr Mary Martin
As countries examine new ways of managing drug issues beyond the problematic and simplistic model of the 'war on drugs', this lecture examines how LSE research, among others, can help impact and drive government policies.
The Relationship between Inequality and Poverty: mechanisms and policy optionsLSE Works lecture
8 February 2017
Speakers: Dr Eleni Karagiannaki and Dr Abigail McKnight
This lecture examines the empirical relationship between economic inequality and poverty across countries and over time, paying attention to different measurement issues. It then considers a range of potential mechanisms driving this relationship and explores policy options.
Documenting Genocide: survey evidence on ISIS violence against YazidisLSE Works lecture
11 January 2017
Speaker: Dr Valeria Cetorelli
The United Nations Human Rights Council has recently declared that ISIS violence against the Yazidi religious minority constitutes a case of "ongoing genocide". Dr Valeria Cetorelli will present the first survey evidence on the number and demographic profile of Yazidis killed and enslaved by ISIS.
When Elephants FightDepartment of Social Policy film screening and Q&A
24 October 2016
Panelists: Peter Jones, Bandi Mbubi, JD StierChair: Dr Armine Ishkanian
#StandWithCongo presents the London premiere of When Elephants Fight, a documentary on how multinational corporations and corrupt politicians in Democratic Republic of the Congo threaten human rights narrated by Robin Wright, House of Cards, with LSE alumnus, Kwame Marfo as International Executive Producer.
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The Welfare Trait: how state benefits affect personalityCentre for Philosophy of Natural Social Science public lecture
29 June 2016
Speakers: Dr Adam Perkins, Dr Kitty StewartChair: Professor Jason Alexander
Dr Perkins argues that welfare policies which increase the number of children born into disadvantaged households risk proliferating dysfunctional, employment-resistant personality characteristics, due to the damaging effect on personality development of exposure to childhood disadvantage.
Cities for a Small Continent LSE Housing and Communities research and consultancy group
24 May 2016
Speakers: Professor Bruce Katz, Professor Anne Power Chair: Donal Durkan, Mathieu Goetzke
Cities for a Small Continent is an international handbook, drawing together 10 years of ground-level research into the causes and consequences of Europe's biggest urban challenges. This event explores the potential for former industrial cities to offer a more sustainable future for a crowded European continent
Social Advantage and DisadvantageDepartment of Social Policy book launch discussion
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Speakers: Professor Hartley Dean, Professor Lucinda Platt,Dr Sonia ExleyDiscussant: Fran BennettChair: Professor David PiachaudPanellists: Professor Stephen Jenkins, Dr Coretta Phillips, Dr Isabel Shutes
It is increasingly recognised that the ways in which social disadvantage is created and maintained are intimately bound up with how advantage is perpetuated and enhanced. The book launch and discussion introduced different conceptual approaches to such processes of relative (dis)advantage and reflected on the ways in which they play out across the life course, social groups and by geography.Listen to the podcast.
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3 May 2016
Speaker: Tom GashChair: Professor Tim Newburn
Tom Gash dispels the myths that inform our views of crime, from the widespread misconception that poverty causes crime, to the belief that tough sentencing reduces crime. He examines the origins of criminal behaviour, the ebb and flow of crime across the last century, and the effectiveness of various government crack-downs - and in doing so reveals the important truth that crime is both less rational and much easier to reduce than many people believe.
Art and Wellbeing: the growing impact of arts on healthLSE Space for Thought Literary Festival 2016
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Speakers: Lizz Brady, James Leadbitter, David McDaid, Vivienne Parry Chair: Professor Martin Knapp
This event explores our current understanding on how engagement with the arts can increase wellbeing, with individual talks from those involved in science, art and health research and open discussion.
The Allure of Happy EndingsLSE Space for Thought Literary Festival 2016
22 February 2016
Speakers: Dr Molly Crockett, Professor Paul Dolan, Sinéad MoriartyChair: Jonathan Gibbs
Why do we like the escapism of 'happily ever after'? Can a sad ending ever be enjoyed in the same way? And how can works of fiction have such a powerful hold on our emotions?
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The Value and effects of Judicial ReviewBy Varda Bondy, Professor Lucinda Platt, and Professor Maurice SunkinSeminar to launch the major research report
The first comprehensive independent study to consider the effects of judicial review principally from the perspective of claimants and their advisers. The findings provide significant new insights into the value of judicial review for claimants, policy and practice, and challenge many widely held assumptions.
Blowing the Lid : Gay Liberation, Sexual Revolution and Radical QueensBy Stuart Feather, Daniel Monk and Dr Hakan Seckinelgin Department of Social Policy book launch and discussion
Stuart Feather in his book describes the Gay Liberation Front's founding, its meetings in Central London (starting at the LSE), principles, fights over revolutionary practice, gender differences and transsexuality. He relates protests and confrontations often with Women's Liberation against Miss World and the Festival of Light in detail, sometimes bitter, often hilarious. A participant in many of the actions described, he also includes contributions from many other activists.
New Media, Old News: strategies for penal reform groups to manage the new media landscapeDepartment of Social Policy, Mannheim Centre for Criminology and the Howard league public discussion
20 January 2016
Speakers: Dr Marianne Colbran, Niall Couper, Andrew Neilson, Danny Shaw, Alan WhiteChair: Professor Ian Loader
A lack of public knowledge about crime, justice, punishment and the ways in which some sections of the news media shape public opinion about prisons and prisoners, is a significant issue for NGOs and special interest groups concerned with penal policy and penal reform.
New Media, Old News brought together an academic, a leading journalist, a head of PR and Media and a director of communications, to discuss strategies for penal reform groups to obtain coverage without distorting key messages.
Anthropology and Development: challenges for the 21st CenturyDepartment of Social Policy and Department of Anthropology public discussionRecorded on 28 October 2015Speakers: Professor James Fairhead, Professor Katy Gardner, Professor David Lewis, Professor David MosseChair: Professor Deborah James
Too Many Children Left Behind: the US achievement gap in comparative perspectiveCASE and International Inequalities Institute Public LectureRecorded on 21 October 2015Speakers: Professor Jane Waldfogel, Dr Lee Elliot MajorChair: Professor Sir John Hills
Misbehaving: the making of behavioural economicsDepartment of Social Policy Public LectureRecorded on 9 June 2015Speaker: Professor Richard ThalerChair: Professor Paul Dolan
The Government Paternalist: nanny state or helpful friend?Department of Social Policy Public LectureRecorded on 20 May 2015Speaker: Professor Sir Julian Le GrandChair: Professor Howard Glennerster
Inequality in the 21st Century: a day long engagement with Thomas PikettyConferenceRecorded on 11 May 2015Speakers: David Soskice, Wendy Carlin, Bob Rowthorn, Diane Perrons, Stephanie Seguino, Lisa McKenzie, Naila Kabeer, Dr Laura Bear, Gareth Jones, Mike Savage, Sir John Hills, Sir Tony Atkinson, Thomas Piketty
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Changing Patterns of inequality in the UKLSE Works: CASE Public LectureRecorded on 12 March 2015Speakers: Professor Sir John Hills, Dr Polly VizardChair: Bharat Mehta
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Good Times Bad Times: the welfare myth of them and us Department of Social Policy Public LectureRecorded on 12 November 2014 Speaker: Professor Sir John Hills Respondents: Polly Toynbee, Professor Holly Sutherland Chair: Professor Julian Le Grand
Happiness by Design Department of Social Policy Public LectureRecorded on 22 October 2014Speaker: Professor Paul DolanChair: Professor Elaine Fox
Hand to Mouth: the truth about being poor in a wealthy worldDepartment of Social Policy public conversationRecorded on 16 October 2014Speaker: Linda TiradoChair: Rowan HarveyIntroduction by Dr Amanda Sheely
Practical and ethical dilemmas of working in the current Ebola crisisLSE Health and Africa Initiative Research SeminarRecorded on 15 October 2014Speaker: Dr Benjamin BlackChair: Dr Ernestina Coast
Fault Lines and Silver Linings in the European Social Model(s)Department of Social Policy Centennial Lecture: Recorded on 11 June 2014Speaker: Professor Anton HemerijckChair: Professor David PiachaudCommentators: Dr Waltraud Schelkle and Professor David Soskice
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The Ethics of the Cognitive Sciences: children's pathologies – how do we think about children's mental health?Recorded on 19 November 2013Speakers: Dr Rachel Cooper, Professor Eileen Munro, Professor Emily Simonoff
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Richard Titmuss Annual Lecture: Richard Titmuss: forty years onRecorded on 23 October 2013Speaker: Professor Howard GlennersterChair: Professor Julian Le Grand
Reclaiming Democracy in the Square? Interpreting the Anti-Austerity and Pro-Democracy MovementsRecorded on 10 October 2013Speakers: Dr Heba Raouf Ezzat, Professor Marlies Glasius, Dr Armine Ishkanian Chair: Professor David Lewis
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The Ten Commandments Standard Calendar is Cecil B. DeMille's The Ten Commandments Wiki's measurement of time of events in the film The Ten Commandments. It is measured in normal years (365 days), and marks Moses' birth as year 0. Before his birth, time must be written with BBM (which stands for "Before Birth of Moses"), and after his birth, ABM. (which stands for "After Birth of Moses"). This calendar was created because of certain disputes over the Pharaohs of the Exodus and the years of their regimes.
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Bahmani, Mahmoud. and shirzad, Hedayatollah. and Majlesi, Maedeh. and Shahinfard, Najmeh. and Rafieian-Kopaei, Mahmoud. (2014) A review study on analgesic applications of Iranian medicinal plants. ASIAN PACIFIC JOURNAL OF TROPICAL MEDICINE, 7 (1). S43-S53.
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Numerous side effects of synthetic drugs have caused medicinal plants to be regarded in recent decades as a reliable source of new drugs. Regarding the analgesic effects of many plants that are pointed in traditional medicine of Iran, many studies have been performed in this field that have caused need to be reviewed. In this study, different methods of testing pain, analgesic activity and possible compounds of medicinal plants and also the possible mechanisms actions of these plants are presented. The data presented in this review paper provide scientific information that might be used for isolation of potentially active compounds from some of these medicinal plants in future.
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Attract or Harmonize a Relationship with These Nine Simple Feng Shui Cures.
These easy-to-implement practices are surefire ways to create an environment that supports and enhances your love life.
1. Reduce Clutter in the Bedroom
Clearing clutter is generally a good idea everywhere, but if you want to create a relaxing and romance-inspiring atmosphere, it's especially important in the bedroom. If you can, choose another place for – or artfully conceal – your books, knickknacks, vitamins, appliances, workout equipment, and any other items that contribute to a chaotic and non-romantic vibe. Also, storage under the bed is not ideal if you can avoid it, as it does not contribute to an ideal energy flow. (Of course, if the underside of your bed must double as a storage space, store in as airy and organized a fashion as possible.)
2. Create the Space for Two
A lot of feng shui's effectiveness is owed to the Field of Dreams principle: create space for your dreams and what you desire will then arrive. Or (in the words of Shoeless Joe Jackson), If you build it, he will come.
So whether or not you currently live with a partner, it's vital to incorporate as many romantic and partner-friendly design choices as possible. (If you're in a relationship, this creates the space for, and thus promotes, harmony. If you're not in a relationship, this helps magnetize one.) For example, it's ideal for your bed to comfortably accommodate two: in addition to plenty of space, this means two nightstands, and space on both sides of the bed so no one has to climb over the other. If you have a patio, two deck chairs or a cozy loveseat porch swing would be fantastic. A breakfast nook with two chairs: same deal.
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You know what doesn't create the space for romance? A photo of your mom. Or your brother. Or your kids. Don't worry: you can go ahead and have these photos any old place you like…except the bedroom.
4. Go for Ambient Lighting
The best feng shui is intuitive. In other words, feng shui simply makes us more aware of the dynamics that affect our psychology and behavior. Case in point: would you be more likely to plan a romantic date in a subtly-lit, ambient restaurant or a fluorescent-bright one? Ambient, of course. So to attract and promote harmonious romance, light your home in an ambient way as well.
…And if you don't want to invest in recessed and dimmer-switch lighting, here's a hack: twinkle lights, also known as white Christmas lights. You can run them under cupboards and along shelves, place them in vases, and otherwise arrange them artfully throughout your home for an instant, economical, ambient glow.
5. Choose Warm or Neutral Colored Sheets
Pink sheets aren't for everyone, but warm white, beige, peach, chocolate brown, or some other flesh tone will support passion, intimacy, and romance. Cooler sheet colors like greens and blues, while wonderful for many other purposes, can be cooling to the passions.
6. Clear the Space After a Break-up
If you still live in the same house you formerly shared with someone else – or even if you didn't share it, but you did live there when you were in a former relationship – it's important to clear the space. Otherwise, some of the old relationship patterns and energy will still be in place which will cause energetic obstructions to a new, more desirable partnership.
First, this means getting rid of items that were gifts from, or previously belonged to, the old partner. If you shared a bed with this person, it's ideal to replace it. (The next best thing would be to perform a thorough bed clearing. Complete instructions for such a clearing can be found in my book Magical Housekeeping.) After that, energetically clear the space. Here's how.
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Finally, imagery is powerful. So be sure your imagery supports your goal of harmonious romance. For example, if you realize your artwork is purely comprised of paintings and sculptures of people by themselves, or even if you're displaying a single, striking image of two people who seem unhappy together, you are not leveraging the psychological power of symbolism to your advantage. On the other hand, if you choose artwork that depicts happy human couples, sweet and whimsical animal couples, or even two trees that you might say are in harmonious relationship, you're surrounding yourself with visual affirmations of that which you desire. And that's a powerful thing to do.
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We then went over to the stake center to attend a baptism in Barcelona 3. Mother and son, Natividad and David, were baptized about a month ago, but Fernando, the husband/father has not been very receptive. Last Sunday they were all at church, and Elder Shields and Elder Garces felt they needed to visit with them after the meetings. They found an empty class room, had a prayer, and began to visit, no really knowing what they needed to teach or what to say. But there were guided by the Spirit, and that wonderful miracle unfolded where the Spirit touched Fernando and his testimony came. Today he was baptized, thus bringing the entire family into the Church. They are making plays to go to the temple in a year. And David is counting the days until his 19th birthday when he can be a missionary (he turns 14 next month).
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Ed and I recently returned from another trip to Florida. This time we stayed in style! A co-worker has an incredible condo overlooking the beach and she was kind enough to allow Ed and I to stay there! It was so spacious and lovely! We had unbelievably beautiful views of the beach too!
View of the living room. We loved those little ottomans!
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The Effects of Class Size in Online College Courses: Experimental Evidence
The Effects of Class Size in Online College Courses: Experimental Evidence
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Class size is a first-order consideration in the study of education cost and effectiveness. Yet little is known about the effects of class size on student outcomes in online college classes, even though online courses have become commonplace in many institutions of higher education. We study a field experiment in which college students were quasi-randomly assigned to either regular sized classes or slightly larger classes. Regular classes had, on average, 31 students and treatment classes were, on average, ten percent larger. The experiment was conducted at DeVry University, one of the nation's largest for-profit postsecondary institutions, and included over 100,000 student course enrollments in nearly 4,000 classes across 111 different undergraduate and graduate courses. We examine class size effects on student success in the course and subsequent persistence in college. We find little evidence of effects on average or for a range of course types. Given the large sample, our estimates are precise, suggesting that small class size changes have little impact in online settings.


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BAGHDAD — From the top of the 14-story Al Rashid Hotel in this war-threatened capital, one can look out on a fanciful array of glass, concrete and steel monuments that are extensions of the mind of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.
There is the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, shaped like a flying saucer, sized like a football stadium and crowned with a ziggurat in the colors of the Iraqi flag.
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Play Review: Known to Police by Nomanzland
June 28, 2012Arts + Culture, Police & Prisons, Toronto
Review by Noaman G. Ali / Photos by Steve da Silva
Rating: 4/4
Last week I sat in a meeting called by a councillor in one of Toronto's "priority neighbourhoods," populated by immigrants and working-class folks.
He talked about how the police run drop-in programs for youth so that they can get to know them, and keep an eye on them, so that they can easily question youth about other youth who they are running with and get them to snitch. When these youth grow up and maybe get into trouble, police will know who they are beforehand. The youths will be "known to police."
"Known to police" is a phrase that gets tacked onto mainstream media reports about a lot of crime and violence. "Known to police" is supposed to mean that the persons involved were already suspicious, shady, irresponsible to begin with. Isn't this what they said about Ahmed Hassan after he was shot dead at the Eaton Center on June 2, or Nixon Nirmalendran, who died of his wounds over a week later? Maligned, not mourned. What the media didn't tell us was that one of the main reasons Nixon was known to police was for witnessing Alwy Al-Nadhir's murder at the hands of police on the night of October 31, 2007.
For those of us who don't live the daily reality of police terror in this city, Jane and Finch's resident people's theatre troupe, Nomanzland, offers us a glimpse into what it's like to be "known to police":
It's about neighbourhoods that are systematically ignored, neglected and oppressed. It's about youths who have no job options, even when they get university degrees, because of their race and class status in a system where there's a lack of jobs overall. It's about families trying to make ends meet and build community in difficult conditions. It's about politicians and developers trying to make a quick buck off of the land on which poor people live through "revitalization."
And it's about treating children and youths as criminals or potential criminals — about dealing with problems through racist and oppressive policing rather than through building communities and providing opportunities to the people there.
'Known to Police' doesn't try to hide any of the problems of the hood. It lays them out for us to see — it revolves around two beefing youth, Dante and Kelvin, who are involved in criminal activities. But it also shows us the lived realities of the peoples involved, and that the problems aren't with individuals but with the system that they live in.
We meet a group of women who are organizing against politicians' and developers' attempts at "revitalizing" — that is, gentrifying — the neighbourhood. We meet an OG revolutionary who resolves the beefing and seeks to unify the hood to build a revolutionary movement. We meet mothers who are single-handedly raising their families and keeping their kids on the right track. We meet people who tried to escape the violence of their homelands (caused by Canada and other Western powers' imperialism) only to find themselves facing violence in the hood.
We see the cops killing yet another youth in the hood, and getting away with it – a likely reference to Junior Manon's murder on York University campus on May 5, 2010. We also meet an undercover cop entrapping youth in a web of violence by selling them the same guns that they're banging out on each other.
All of this is put in the context of world revolution — the uprisings of working people in Egypt and Tunisia are our backdrop. Rhymes, raps and songs are dropped throughout the play — all of them written by the actors themselves. And the acting is amazing, it's easy to forget that we're watching a play. (No doubt, because so many of them are from the neighbourhood.)
The play was raw enough to provoke an older, white audience member to ask which parts of the play are based on actual events? "All of it. All of it" – answer a number of cast members, almost in sync.
In the end, the youth of Nomanzland tell us that there are no easy solutions to the problems — and that we certainly can't rely on politicians of any party. Instead, just like the peoples of the Arab uprisings, communities have to organize to build self-reliant organizations and build their own power to take on the cops, the politicians and developers.
They tell us that we need a proper revolution.
Known to Police was performed at the Young People's Theatre, June 15-17. Hit up Nomanzland and get them to perform the play in your hood.


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Congratulations to CCF's European Goodwill Ambassador Anna Vieth! She took home the silver medal for Austria in the Olympic super-G on February 17th, 2018. In October 2014, Anna donated her famous cheetah print helmet together with a cash gift to CCF in Namibia to help rebuild its Visitor Center, which was destroyed by a fire in 2013. Anna wore the custom-made race helmet during the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where she won a gold medal in the super-G and a silver medal in the giant slalom. For more on Anna's support of CCF and the cheetahs, read the story below.
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Cheetah Conservation Fund was so proud to watch as its European Ambassador, Austrian alpine skier Anna Fenninger, took gold in the the Women's Super G and silver in the women's Giant Slalom events during the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi. Wearing her cheetah print helmet for her races, Anna used her moment of olympic glory to garner attention to the world's fastest land animal and its race against extinction. We like to think that wearing a cheetah helmet gave Anna "cheetah speed!" That was certainly our wish for her as we cheered her on in Sochi from Otjiwarongo, Namibia.
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In the wake of the excitement after the Sochi Games, Anna agreed to be our spokesperson for our spring fundraising efforts, offering a letter to our cheetah friends and family:
When I was told in October of last year that CCF's Visitors Centre had burned to the ground, I was devastated. Those of us who have had the privilege to see Dr. Marker's work first-hand know what an important role the Visitors Centre plays – it is the entry point for the general public into the world of the cheetah. You see, CCF's facility in Namibia is not only a world-class research and conservation facility, it is also a destination for the general public to learn about the cheetah, and CCF needs our help more than ever this year as they undertake the task of rebuilding from the fire of 2013….I know that as a member of the CCF family, you too, are doing what you can to ensure the cheetah survives for future generations. I'm proud to have you on our team, helping to win the race against extinction. And I hope that you will give the team at CCF the support they need to keep running, by making a generous contribution today.


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