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Emotion-focused mindfulness therapy (EFMT) integrates mindful experiencing with experiential and emotional processing in meditation and interpersonal encounters. EFMT emphasizes getting better at feeling, so that our feelings help us cultivate a fulfilling life.
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Bill Gayner, BSW, MSW, RSW, has taught and researched mindfulness for over fifteen years. He has developed emotion-focused mindfulness therapy (EFMT), integrating mindfulness-based interventions into emotion-focused therapy. Bill is a mental health clinician in the Sinai Health System in Toronto where he provides EFMT groups for psychiatric outpatients and gay and bisexual men living with HIV, individual psychotherapy for people living with HIV, and emotion-focused mindfulness training for hospital employees. He is an Adjunct Lecturer at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto and has mentored mental health professionals in mindfulness for over a decade.
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Password managers are a safe, secure way of logging into your various online accounts – in fact, they're vastly preferable to the alternatives of either trying to remember multiple unique passwords, or re-using the same password over and over.
Given that even industry-leader LastPass was once the victim of the hack, it's understandable that concerns remain over using password managers. Even so, we'd strongly recommend doing so.
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Is it Safe to Use a Password Manager?
Yes – a good quality password manager is a safe, trustworthy and highly recommended security tool. Top password managers, such as 1Password, Dashlane or LastPass, can be trusted to protect your account logins thanks to secure encryption that keeps your passwords secret.
Here's how it works in practice. You create an account with a password manager, then create a single "master password" to log into it. To keep your password manager safe to use, it's essential that your master password isn't anything obvious. So that's no thank you to "12345", "qwerty" or "passwd". Instead, pick a longer phrase or mix and match cases and special characters – just ensure it's unique and memorable.
Then, the password manager can get to work automatically generating complex, unique passwords for every service you log into online – one for your Amazon account, email account, Facebook account and so on. You won't need to memorize these – whenever you login in, the password manager will automatically apply the password (and you enable the password manager via that single master password).
This entire process is far more secure than re-using the same password over and over on multiple sites – the single biggest risk you can take with your online security. It's also far easier than attempting to remember multiple unique passwords.
So, if it's all win, why are there any questions around password manager safety? Largely, these come down to an understandable concern over the security of handing over your logins to a third-party service. That's why we'd recommend only using a trustworthy, well-rated password manager. Which ones would we recommend? Read on…
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If you want a secure password manager, you should opt for a paid one. Free password managers tend to be restricted in some way, and are usually supported with adverts.
In our testing, we found 1Password to be the most secure password manager. For a few dollars a month, it could save you a lot of headaches, as well as time spent waiting for password reminder emails to drop into your inbox.
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No online system is infallible. Password managers – just like any other online service you use, such as Amazon, Twitter or Facebook – run the risk of being hacked. In fact, some have been.
The best password managers, however, will take your security very seriously – after all, you're paying for the service. If you lose trust in them, they lose your patronage, and with it, your payment.
When LastPass was hacked in 2015, users were right to be concerned – after all, if a hacker could get into the system, they could, in theory, have access to every password that LastPass users had stored there. However, even though its security was breached, hackers were unable to steal any information – all of the passwords were protected by the users' Master Password, which is not stored on the LastPass servers. This meant that the encryption on the passwords stored by LastPass was unable to be cracked. And that is why you should pay for a password manager.
Password managers are also a common target for 'ethical hackers', those who like to test the security of online systems to flex their coding muscles. Password managers are their white whale – crack one of these open, and they'll win the acclaim of the industry. This isn't as scary as it sounds – in fact, ethical hackers are offering a great service, finding exploits in online systems before more nefarious people do. Once they've found a vulnerability, these hacklers will make contact with the service and let them know, allowing the provider to then fix the issue.
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Even if you opt to use a password manager, it doesn't mean that you're free to take your eye off the ball. There is still best practice to follow, such as ensuring that you don't share your master password with anyone, not leaving your computer open in public, and enabling two-factor authentication when possible.
Then of course, there's choosing which service to go for. We found that 1Password was the best rated in our testing, but there are plenty to choose from, most of which will offer you peace of mind and a less stressful online experience. But – and we can't stress this enough – you get what you pay for.
Is LastPass Safe?
As we mentioned earlier, LastPass was hacked in 2015. The hackers weren't able to get any of the secure password data, but they did have access to email addresses and password reminders. LastPass was quick to act, and resolved the issue swiftly.
With LastPass, to de-encrypt passwords that are saved server-side, one would need the Master Key. But this is held locally on your machine. This means that even in a worst case scenario, hackers can only access heavily encrypted data, with no way to unpick it all. It's like being given all the materials to paint the Mona Lisa, without ever having seen what it looks like.
Is 1Password Safe?
Good news: 1Password has never been hacked. It's something the company boasts about openly on its site – which seems like a challenge to hackers out there – meaning that its clearly very confident in its security measures.
As is the case with LastPass, 1Password requires a Master Key to unlock your passwords, which is stored locally on your machine. This means that unless a hacker has direct access to your laptop, tablet or mobile, your details are safe.
Check our full 1Password Review to learn why it's our top-rated app.
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iCloud KeyChain is Apple's baked-in password manager, which syncs across iPhone, iPad, and Macs. As well as storing your passwords, it can also generate them for you, as well as alerting you to weak passwords.
While it gets the job done, it's rather basic, and it can't compete with the rich feature-set of a dedicated password manager. But is it safe? Although flaws have been found by ethical hackers (and since fixed), there have been no large scale breaches of the system.
Is Chrome Password Manager Safe?
If you're a Chrome user, you already have a password manager at your disposal, thanks to the browser's built-in feature. It's nowhere near as advanced as a paid-for manager, though, and you're missing out on a lot of features.
Is it safe? Well, that depends. It's as safe as your Google account is, which means that if anyone gets hold of your login details, they could also in theory log into any of the sites and services that you have used in Chrome. However, Google does make this slightly harder by alerting its users when the details are used to sign into a new device.
Verdict – Should You Use a Password Manager?
We can't state this clearly enough – a password manager is a safe, recommended way to secure your online logins. The alternatives are far, far riskier – in particular, that old habit of re-using the same old password again and again across multiple websites (please, just don't).
No system is guaranteed bullet-proof, and as the LastPass hack showed, even password managers can be vulnerable. However, as that very incident showed, there are serious protections in place, and these prevented the LastPass hack from being a disaster for any customers.
We'd strongly recommend getting up and running with a password manager for proper online peace of mind.
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Born in Iran, Afsaneh Najmabadi came to Radcliffe College from Tehran University in 1966. With initial B.A. (Radcliffe 1968) and M.A. (Harvard 1970) degrees in physics, she later pursued social studies, combining academic interests with her engagement in social activism, first in the U.S. and then in Iran. She completed her Ph.D. (1984) in Sociology at the University of Manchester (U.K.).
She has recently completed a manuscript Women with Mustaches and Men without Beards: Gender and Sexual Anxieties of Iranian Modernity (University of California Press, 2005), a study of cultural transformations in 19th-century Iran centered on reconfigurations of gender and sexuality, and is working on two new projects, "How anAqabecame an Agha: women's sociality and sexuality in Qajar Iran," and "Genealogies of Iranian Feminism." Najmabadi's previous publications in English include The Story of Daughters of Quchan: Gender and National Memory in Iranian History (Syracuse University Press, 1998), and Women Autobiographies in Contemporary Iran, editor and contributor (Harvard University Press, 1991).
She has been a fellow at Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton (1994-95), Harvard Divinity School, Women's Studies in Religion Program (1988-1989), Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women, Brown University (1988-1989), and Nemazee Fellow at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard University (1984-85). After nine years at the Department of Women's Studies, Barnard College, in July 2001 Najmabdi joined Harvard University as Professor of History and of Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality. She currently chairs the Committee on Degrees in Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality.
Dr. Afsaneh Najmabadi at Harvard University
*Photo of Afsaneh Najmabadi by Shahla Bebe
Kathryn Robinson is Professor of Anthropology in the College of Asia and the pacific at The Australian National University in Canberra Australia. She has been researching in Indonesia since her doctoral research on the island of Sulawesi in 1977-9. Her particular research interests cover Islamic cultures in eastern Indonesia; gender relations in Indonesia, including a particular focus on Islam; and issues of citizenship and identity. Her principal research site has been the mining town of Sorowako in South Sulawesi province, but she has been involved in research, consulting and teaching across the archipelago. Her most recent research project, funded by the Australian Research Council was 'Being Muslim in Eastern Indonesia' which involved nine researchers (most of them Indonesian scholars) undertaking studies of local Islamic practices. From 1996 to 2012 she was editor of The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology.
Her publications include Gender Islam and Democracy in Indonesia (Routledge 2009), Asian and Pacific Cosmopolitans: Self and Subject in Motion (Palgrave 2007), Women in Indonesia: Gender Equity and Development (ed. With Sharon Bessell; ISEAS 2002), Stepchildren of Progress: The Political; Economy of Development in an Indonesian Mining Town (SUNY Press 1986), Islam and Gender Relations in Indonesia, with a Special Focus on Eastern Indonesia, special issue of Intersections: Gender and Sexuality in Asia and the Pacific , ed with EvaF. Nisa and Faried F Saenong (Issue 30 2102), 'Citizenship, identity and difference in Indonesia', in Special issue, Review of Indonesian and Malaysian Affairs Modes of Belonging: Citizenship Identity and Difference in Indonesia, (co-edited, Susanne Schröter and Birgit Braüechler) 48 (1), 2014., 'Masculinity, sexuality and Islam: the gender politics of regime change in Indoesnai' in Sex and sexualities in Contemporay Indoesia, LR Bennett and SG Davies (eds) (Routledge2015), Marriage Migration, Gender Transformations, and Family Values in the 'Global Ecumene', Gender, Place and Culture 14(4) (2007), 'Muslim women's political struggle for marriage law reform in contemporary Indonesia' in Laws, Religions and Women's Rights in the Asia-Pacific Region, A. Whiting and C Evans (eds) (Martinus Nijhoff, 2006), 'Islam, gender and politics in Indonesia' in Islamic Perspectives on the New Millennium , V. Hooker and A. Saikal (eds) (ISEAS 2004), 'Gender, Islam and nationality: Indonesian domestic servants in the Middle East', in Home and Hegemony: Domestic Service and Identity Politics in South and Southeast Asia, KM Adams and S Dickey (eds) (University of Michigan Press, 2000) and 'Love and sex in an Indonesian mining town' in Gender and Power in Affluent Asia, K. Sen and M. Stivens (eds) (Routledge 1998).
Alice Horner is a cultural anthropologist who received her Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley with specializations in African Studies, art and folklore, religion, and tourism. Her dissertation examined the concept of tradition and its cultural and political manifestations in Cameroon (West Africa). Horner has held positions at the Hearst Museum of Anthropology at Berkeley, the Culinary Institute of America, and the State University of New York, New Paltz. She has published in the Annals of Tourism Research, the Journal of American Folklore, and Visual Anthropology as well as contributing several entries to the Encyclopedia of Women and Islamic Cultures. Alice Horner is currently affiliated with the Department of Anthropology of the University of California, Davis as a Research Associate and is conducting historical research on Muslim women in the African diaspora. Dr. Horner lives in Albany, NY.
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Amira Jarmakani is an Associate Professor of Women's Studies at Georgia State University. She is the author of Imagining Arab Womanhood: The Cultural Mythology of Veils, Harems, and Belly Dancers in the U.S. (New York: Palgrave Macmillan 2008), which won the NWSA Gloria Anzaldúa 2008 book prize. She works in the fields of Women's and Gender Studies, Arab American Studies, and Cultural Studies, and she is currently at work on a project about the popularity of the "sheikh" hero in mass-market romance novels, tentatively titled "'To Catch a Sheik' in the War on Terror: Reading the Desert Romance."
EWIC Online Editor
Annelies Moors is Professor of Contemporary Muslim Societies at the Department of Anthropology, University of Amsterdam. She studied Arabic at the University of Damascus and Arabic and anthropology at the University of Amsterdam. She has done extensive fieldwork in Palestine (Jabal al-Nar), in Yemen, and in the Netherlands, and has published widely on gender, nation, and religion in fields such as Muslim family law, wearing gold, the visual media, migrant domestic labor, Islamic fashion and anti-fashion, face-veiling, and Islamic marriages. From 2001-2008 she has been the Amsterdam ISIM chair, where she directed the program on Muslim cultural politics. Currently, she is the PI of an NWO grant on 'Muslim Activism', and an ERC advanced grant on 'Problematizing "Muslim marriages": Ambiguities and Contestations', which investigates the relationship between public debates and everyday life.
Bahar Davary is an Associate Professor of Theology and Religious Studies at the University of San Diego and affiliate faculty of the Ethnic Studies department. She received her Ph.D. from the Catholic University of America in Catholic Theological Tradition and Muslim-Christian Dialogue and M.A. and B.A. in History of Religion and Islamic Theology from University of Tehran. Her research interests are: Qur'an and its interpretations, Women in Islam, and Muslim-Christian Dialogue. Her research on women in classical interpretations of the Qur'an, examines selected works of Tafsir, focusing on the development, continuity, and change in the portrayal of woman throughout Islamic history and the ways in which the commentaries affect the self-perception of Muslim women. In "Miss Elsa and the Veil: Shame, Honor, and Identity Negotiations" she looks at the theme of women as the "gendered other," but more specifically i.e. the "veiled other." Her research takes on a comparative approach between Christian and Islamic feminist thought pointing to similarities and differences in their approaches to their respective textual tradition. She has participated in research projects in Turkey and Iran on the to explore the variety of meanings of the veil as a religious symbol and its place in the consciousness of Turkish and Iranian Muslim women. Her research in Southeast Asia focuses on ecology and its relation with the sacred and with the feminine. Davary has served on the board of editors for the Companion Encyclopedia of the Qur'an (Routledge, 2006), was an external Consultant on Islam for the Center for the Study of Catholic Social Thought, at Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA (2007-2011) and is currently (2011-) serving on the advisory board of the Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice. In the past years she has taught courses, including: World Religions, Islam, Gender and Islam, Muslim Women in Literature, Ecology and the Sacred, and Islamic Mysticism. She has team-taught study abroad course Negotiating Religious Diversity in India; Honors course Women in Islam and Confucianism, and World Religion and Theatre.
Selected Publications:
- Women and the Qur'an: A Study in Islamic Hermeneutics, (Lewiston, New York: Edwin Mellen Press), 2009
- "Miss Elsa and the Veil: Shame, Honor, and Identity Negotiations," Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion at Harvard Divinity School, Vol. 25.2, Fall 2009
- "Muslim and Christian Women: The Common Legacy of Patriarchy," Alam-e Niswan: Pakistan Journal of Women's Studies, Vol. 15/2, December 2008, pp. 61-75
- "Re-appropriation of Tradition in A Secular Age: The Question of the Veil" Dinbilimleri Akademik Arastirma Dergisi (On-line Journal for the Academic Study of Religion -in Turkish) Vol. 8 No. 3, August 2008, pp. 291-312
- "Forgiveness in Islam: Is It An Ultimate Reality?" in Ultimate Reality and Meaning: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Philosophy of Understanding, University of Toronto Press, Vol. 27, no. 2 (June 2004), pp. 127-141
- "Mary in Islam: 'No Man Could Have Been Like This Woman'", New Theology Review, Vol. 23, number 3, August 2010, pp. 26-34.
- "Violence to the Text: Violence through the Text," in Joseph Hoffmann, ed., The Just War and Jihad: Violence in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam (Amherst, New York: Prometheus Books, 2006) pp. 121-138
Hoda Elsadda is Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Cairo University. She previously held a Chair in the Study of the Contemporary Arab World at Manchester University, and was Co-Director of the Centre for the Advanced Study of the Arab World in the UK. In 1992, she co-founded and co-edited Hagar, an interdisciplinary journal in women's studies published in Arabic. In 1997, she co-founded and is currently Chairperson of the Board of Trustees of the Women and Memory Forum, a research organization which focuses on reading Arab cultural history from a gender-sensitive perspective. She is a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Middle East Women's Studies JMEWS; member of the Advisory Board of the Durham Modern Languages Series; Associate Editor of the Online Edition of the Encyclopedia of Women in Muslim Cultures; member of the Board of Directors of The Global Fund for Women (2009); Consultant Editor of the Routledge Encyclopedia of Translation Studies, Second Edition, (2006-2009); member of the Advisory Board of al-Raida.
Research Projects: Blogging in Egypt and Palestine: The Creation of New Cultural Public Spheres, Gender and Nation in the Literature of the 1990s in Egypt
Link: www.wmf.org.eg
Selected Publications:
- 2012. Gender, Nation and the Arabic Novel: Egypt: 1892-2008. Edinburgh University Press and Syracuse University Press.
-2012 (edited with an introduction) al-Niswiyya wa al-Tarikh (Feminism and History), translated by Abir Abbas. Cairo, the Women and Memory Forum,
-2011 "Women's Rights Activism in post-Jan25 Egypt: Combating the Shadow of the First Lady Syndrome," in Middle East Law and Governance 3 (2011): 84-93.
-2011 " A 'phantom freedom in a phantom modernity'?: Protestant Missionaries, Domestic Ideology and Narratives of Modernity in an Arab Context," in Rethinking History, 15:2 (June 2011): 209-228.
2010 (edited with an introduction) 'Intaj al-Ma'rifa 'an al-'Alam al-'Arabi (Mapping the Production of Knowledge on the Arab World). Proceedings of a conference held in Cairo in July 2007. Cairo, the
Supreme Council of Culture.
-2010 "Arab Women Bloggers: The Emergence of Literary Counterpublics." In Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication, 3:3 (2010) pp. 312-332.
- 2010. "Dialogue Section: The Arab Feminist Research and Activism: Bridging the Gap between the Theoretical and Practical," in Feminist Theory 11:2 (August 2010) pp.121-127.
* "Egypt," Arab Women Writers: A Critical Reference Guide 1873-1999. Edited Radwa Ashour, Ferial Ghazoul and Hasna Mekdashi, trans. By Mandy McClure. Cairo and New York, The American University Press, 2008. The article was first published in Arabic in 2004 as "Al-Kitaba al-`Ibda'iyya lil Nisa' fi Misr" (Women's Creative Writing in Egypt) in Thakira lil Mustaqbal: Mawsu'at al-Mar'a al-`Arabiyya (The
Memory of the Future: An Encyclopaedia of Arab Women's Writings). Cairo, Nour and The Supreme Council of Culture, pp.7-59.
* Imaging the 'New Man': Gender and Nation in Arab Literary Narratives in the Early Twentieth Century, in Journal of Middle East Women's Studies 3: 2, pp. 31-55, Spring 2007.
* Gendered Citizenship: Discourses on Domesticity in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century, in Hawwa: Journal of Women of the Middle East and the Islamic World 4:1 pp.1-28, 2006.
* Discourses on Women's Biographies and Cultural Identity: Twentieth Century Representations of the Life of `Aisha Bint Abi Bakr, in Feminist Studies, 27:1 (Spring), pp.37-64, 2001
Graduate School of International Studies
Jacqueline Aquino Siapno is originally from Pangasinan, Philippines. She is the author of Gender, Islam, Nationalism and the State in Aceh: The Paradox of Power, Co-optation and Resistance (Routledge Curzon, 2002); Associate Editor of the Encyclopedia of Women and Islamic Cultures; and co-editor, Between Knowledge and Commitment: Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Peace-building in Regional Contexts (Osaka: Japan Center for Area Studies, 2004). She completed her Ph.D. at the University of California, Berkeley, in South and Southeast Asian Studies, in 1997, her undergraduate studies at Wellesley College, Massachusetts, and her M.A. at School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London, both in Political Science. She has had teaching and research fellowship appointments at the Australian National University in Canberra, UC Berkeley, UC Riverside, and UC Irvine. In addition to her academic work, she has also worked with grassroots organizations, NGOs, and political parties in East Timor, Aceh, Indonesia and the Philippines. She has worked as a consultant, external evaluator, and trainer for UNDP, OXFAM, Concern-Worldwide, UNIFEM, and government departments in East Timor, in the areas of rural development and gender issues. She also lives in Dili, East Timor, where she teaches half of the year at Universidade da Paz (UNPAZ) and is Director of the International Studies Program at UNPAZ. She envisions her contribution to the field of Political Science and Asian Studies as that of producing critiques of conventional approaches to poverty assessment, governance, democratization, international security, international human rights, and international political economy from a gendered perspective and with subtle and sensitive attention to the politics of class, race, religion, rank, ethnicity, language and translation. Jacqueline also teaches in the Indonesian Studies program in the Melbourne Institute of Asian Languages and Societies. Jacqueline's research interests include art and politics in Southeast Asia, political performativity, women's labor and the economy, post-conflict reconstruction and development administration, women and public health issues, comparative studies of Muslim societies, and dance forms in Southeast Asia. She has conducted extensive fieldwork and published articles on Islam and social movements in Mindanao, the contradictions between feminism and nationalism in Aceh, East Timor, and the Philippines, state terror in Aceh, and other issues.
Dr. Jacqueline Siapno at the University of Melbourne
Jane I. Smith is Professor of Islamic Studies and Co-Director of the Macdonald Center for Christian-Muslim Relations, at Hartford Seminary. She has done extensive work on the role and status of women in Islam, Muslim communities in America, historical relations between Christians and Muslims, and Christian theology in relation to Islam. Dr. Smith is co-editor of The Muslim World, a journal dedicated to the study of Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations; area editor for Brill's Encyclopedia of Women in Islamic Cultures; and editor of the Islam section of The Encyclopedia of Women in World Religions.
A member of the Commission on Interfaith Relations of the National Council of Churches of Christ, the United Church of Christ/Disciples of Christ Interfaith Consultation, she is a frequent participant in Christian-Muslim dialogue meetings in the United States and abroad. She teaches in the area of Christian-Muslim relations and interfaith dialogue, as well as courses in Islamic studies and comparative religion. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Connecticut Council for Interreligious Understanding, Inc.
Among Dr. Smith's recent publications are Becoming American: Immigration and Religious Life in the United States, edited with John Esposito and Yvonne Haddad (Altamira Press, 2003); "Muslims as Partners in Interfaith Encounter: Models for Dialogue," in Zion's Herald (2003); "Sayyid Hossein Nasr and the Christian-Muslim Encounter," in Beacon of Knowledge: A Tribute to Sayyid Hossein Nasr (Fons Vitae, 2003); The Islamic Understanding of Death and Resurrection, with Yvonne Haddad (Oxford University Press, 2003; reprint, translated into Indonesian); Visible and Invisible: Muslim Communities in the West, with Yvonne Haddad (AltaMira Press, 2002); "Balancing Divergence and Convergence, or Is God the Author of Confusion?" in A Faithful Presence: Essays for Kenneth Cragg (Melisende, 2003); "Thinking Globally about Islam," in Global Religions (Oxford, 2002); "Women's Issues in American Islam," in Encyclopedia of Women and Religion in North America (Indiana University Press, 2004); "Women in Islam: New Images and Interpretations" in The Christian Century (February 2002); "Faith" and "Afterlife" in Encyclopedia of the Qur'an (Brill, 2002); "Wilfred Cantwell Smith: Understanding Worlds of Faith" in A Great Commission: Christian Hope and Religious Diversity (Oxford, 2000); Islam in America (Columbia University Press, 1999); "Islam and Christendom" in The Oxford History of Islam (Oxford, 1999).
Dr. Jane Smith at The Macdonald Center, Hartford Seminary
Dr. Julie Peteet is a faculty member and Chair of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Louisville, Kentucky. She has degrees in Anthropology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, the American University of Beirut, and Wayne State University, Michigan. One of Dr. Peteet's main research interests is the political anthropology of the Middle East, where she lived for ten years and also where she conducted her dissertation research. Dr. Peteet also works on refugee studies and Palestine, the focus of her most recent book, Landscape of Hope and Despair: Palestinian Refugee Camps (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2005). This book is based on ethnographic fieldwork and examines the relationship between space, place, and identity in a refugee camp. Dr. Peteet has also published Gender in Crisis: Women and the Palestinian Resistance Movement (Columbia University Press, 1991). Her current research is on the policy of closure and the wall in the occupied Palestinian territories and is focused on spatial strategies of colonial rule. Her work has been funded by Fulbright, Mellon, the Social Science Research Council, the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, and the Palestinian American Research Center. Her work has been published in American Ethnologist, Cultural Anthropology, Signs, Middle East Report, Cultural Survival, and Third World Quarterly, among others.
Dr. Peteet serves on the board of director of Kentucky Refugee Ministries and on the Middle East Committee of the American Friends Service Committee.
Dr. Julie Peteet at University of Louisville
Marilyn Booth holds the Iraq Chair in Arabic and Islamic Studies at the University of Edinburgh, where she is head of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies and Director of the Centre for the Advanced Study of the Arab World (CASAW). She was Associate Professor, Program in Comparative and World Literature, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2004-2008, and Director of the Center for South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies. She had taught previously at Brown University and American University in Cairo. She earned her DPhil at University of Oxford (St Antony's College). She is on the editorial board of the Journal of Middle East Women's Studies and served as Book Review Editor for the Journal of Women's History, 2004-10. She is a Trustee, British Council for Research in the Levant and has been on the Board of MESA as well as other organizations. She is a panel member on the UK Research Excellence Framework 2014, has served as a Mentor for the British Centre for Literary Translation, is an Advisory Board Member, American University in Cairo Center for Translation Studies, and has served on the judging committee for several translation prizes as well as the Albert Hourani Book Prize (twice). She has held postdoctoral research fellowships from Mellon, Fulbright, American Research Center in Egypt, NEH, and ACLS as well as the Joanna Randall‑McIver Junior Research Fellowship at Oxford (St. Hugh's College, 1983‑85). She is an active literary translator, having published 13 translations of novels, short story collections and memoir, some of which have been prize-winning. She is currently writing two books, a monograph on Zaynab Fawwaz (c1850-1914) as a multifaceted commentator on the politics of gender and nation in late-nineteenth-century Egypt, and a monograph on autobiographical practices amongst Arab women, 1880s-1930s.
Booth's areas of research interest include early feminisms and nationalist/Islamic discourses in the Arab world, Iran, and Turkey; the emergence of Arabic fiction in the 19th century and its relation to gender activisms as well as, more generally, feminisms and Arabic fiction; auto/biography in the Middle East/North Africa; literature and politics of Arabic colloquials; literary translation—theory and practice; the history of Arabic periodicals, especially the satirical press and the women's press; visual and written caricature in Arabic periodicals; and book and publishing history, the formation of readerships and discourses on reading. Avocations include spinning (and cleaning fleeces), knitting, cycling, walking and reading.
Selected research publications:
- Harem Histories: Envisioning Places and Living Spaces. Durham and London: Duke University Press, 2010. (editor and contributor)
- May Her Likes Be Multiplied: Biography and Gender Politics in Egypt. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 2001.
- Bayram al‑Tunisi'sEgypt: Social Criticism and Narrative Strategies. Exeter: Ithaca Press (St. Antony's Middle East Monographs no. 22), 1990.
- Islamic Politics, Street LiteratureandJohn Stuart Mill: Composing gendered ideals in 1990s Egypt. Feminist Studies, 2013.
- Before Qasim Amin: Writing histories of gender politics in 1890s Egypt. In The Long 1890s in Egypt: Colonial Quiescence, Subterranean Resistance, edited by Marilyn Booth and Anthony Gorman (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, forthcoming 2013).
- Locating women's autobiographical writing in colonial Egypt. Women's Autobiography in South Asia and the Middle East: Defining a Genre. Special Issue of the Journal of Women's History, ed. Marilyn Booth, 2013.
- House asnovel,novelashouse: The global, the intimate, and the terrifying in contemporary Egyptian literature. Journal of Postcolonial Writing 47: 4 (Sept. 2011): 377-90.
- Constructions of Syrian Identity in the Women's Press in Egypt. In The Origins of Syrian Nationhood: Histories, pioneersandidentity, edited by Adel Beshara. London: Routledge, 2011. Pp. 223-52.
- The Muslim Woman as celebrity author and the politics of translating Arabic: Girls of Riyadh go on the road. Journal of Middle East Women's Studies 6:3 (Fall 2010): 149-82.
- Between the Harem and the Houseboat: Fallenness, Gendered Spaces and the Female National Subject in 1920s Egypt. In Harem Histories: Envisioning Places and Living Spaces, edited by Marilyn Booth. Durham and London: Duke University Press, 2010. Pp. 342-73.
- 'A'isha 'Ismat bint Isma'il Taymur. Essays in Arabic Literary Biography 1850-1950, edited by Roger Allen. Weisbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, 2010. Pp. 366-76. Zaynab Fawwaz al-'Amili. Essays in Arabic Literary Biography 1850-1950, edited by Roger Allen. Weisbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, 2010. Pp. 93-98.
- Translator v. author (2007): Girls of Riyadh go to New York. Translation Studies 1:2 (July 2008): 197-211.
- Exploding into the Seventies: Ahmad Fu'ad Nigm, Shaykh Imam, and the Aesthetics of a New Youth Politics. Cairo Papers in Social Science. Special Issue: Political and Social Protest in Egypt. 29: 2/3 (Summer/Fall 2006; published Cairo, 2009): 19-44.
- From the Horse's Rump and the Whorehouse Keyhole: Ventriloquized Memoirs as Political Voice in 1920s Egypt. Maghreb Review 32:2-3 (2007): 233-61.
- Un/safe/ly at Home: Narratives of Sexual Coercion in 1920s Egypt. Gender and History 16:3 (November 2004): 744-68. Violence, Vulnerability and Embodiment, ed. Shani D'Cruze and Anupama Rao.Volumealso published as Violence, VulnerabilityandEmbodiment: Gender and History (London: Blackwell, 2005).
- Middle East Women's and Gender History: State of a Field. Journal of Colonialism and Colonial History (e-journal) 4:1 (2003). http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/cch New Directions in Women's History.
- 'She Herself was the Ultimate Rule': Arab Women's Biographies of their Missionary Teachers, Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations 13:4 (October 2002): 427-48. Missionary Transformations, ed. Eleanor Doumato.
Rosa de Jorio is associate professor of anthropology at the University of North Florida. Her research interests include gender, Islam and the public sphere, the politics of culture, the anthropology of the state and transnationalism. De Jorio has published several articles and book chapters and guest-edited two special journal issues for Polar: The Political and Legal Anthropology Review and Africa Today. Her book titled National Heritage and Public Culture in Mali is forthcoming with the University of Illinois Press.
Social Science Research Council
Seteney Shami is an anthropologist from Jordan with degrees from the American University in Beirut and the University of California, Berkeley. After teaching and setting up a graduate department of Anthropology at Yarmouk University, Jordan, Seteney moved in 1996 to the regional office of the Population Council in Cairo as director of the Middle East Awards in Population and the Social Sciences (MEAwards). She has also been a visiting Professor at UC Berkeley, Georgetown University, University of Chicago, Stockholm University and the Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study in the Social Sciences (Uppsala). In July 1999, Seteney joined the Social Sciences Research Council in New York as program director for the program on the Middle East and North Africa, as well as the Eurasia program.
Seteney has conducted fieldwork in Jordan, Turkey and most recently in the North Caucasus. Her research interests center around issues of ethnicity and nationalism in the context of globalization, urban politics and state-building strategies, and population displacement and trans-national movements. Her publications include a co-authored book Women in Arab Society: Work patterns and Gender relations in Egypt, Jordan and Sudan (Berg, 1990); an edited volume on Population Displacement and Resettlement: Development and Conflict in the Middle East (CMS, 1994) and on Amman: The City and its Society (CERMOC, 1996). Her most recent articles include "Prehistories of Globalization: Circassian Identity in Motion" in Public Culture (Specialmilleniumissue) and "Towards an Ethnography of Governance: Urban Spaces and Identities in the Middle East" In R. Stren and P. McCarney, eds. Governance on the Ground.
Seteney has been on the editorial board of several journals including Cultural Anthropology, Ethnos and International Migration Review and a member of several international research networks including the Interdisciplinary Network on Globalization and the Global Urban Research Initiative. She has also been a consultant for a number of organizations including UNICEF, ESCWA andthe Ford Foundation.
Dr. Seteney Shami at the Social Science Research Council.
Online Editor
Therese Saliba is faculty of third world feminist studies at Evergreen State College, Washington, and former Fulbright scholar in Palestine (1995-96). She is co-editor of two collections, Gender, Politics and Islam (Univ. Chicago Press, 2002) and Intersections: Gender, Nation and Community in Arab Women's Novels (Syracuse University Press, 2002). Her essays on Arab and Palestinian feminisms, postcolonial literature, media representations, and Arab American experience have appeared in numerous journals and collections. Saliba is also former associate editor of Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, and current associate editor of the online Brill Encyclopedia of Women and Islamic Cultures.
She works with a number of community-based organizations, including the Rachel Corrie Foundation for
Peace & Justice, the Arab American Community Coalition of Washington State, as well as regional and
national academic and community networks working on the Middle East and Arab/Muslim American
The Australian National University
Virginia Matheson Hooker is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Political & Social Change, College of Asia and the Pacific, at The Australian National University. She retired as Professor of Indonesian and Malay in the Faculty of Asian Studies at the Australian National University in January 2007. Her research has focused on Islam in Southeast Asia, literature and social change in Malaysia and Indonesia, and Indonesian political culture. Her most recent book, Voices of Islam in Southeast Asia, co-edited with Dr Greg Fealy, is an award-winning sourcebook on contemporary Islam in Southeast Asia. She has organized international conferences on Islam in Southeast Asia (1993 and 2000) with the proceedings of the second published in 2004 as Islamic Perspectives on the New Millenium (co-edited with Amin Saikal). She has contributed eight articles to the benchmark Encyclopedia of Islam (E.J. Brill, Leiden) as well as to Malaysian encyclopedias. She has been a member of Humanities committees of the Australian Research Council and participated in a number of reviews of Asian Studies in Australia. She is known for her contribution to the development of Asian Studies, especially studies of Indonesia, in Australia. Since 2003, she has coordinated a special Muslim Leaders Exchange program between Indonesia and Australia funded by the Australia Indonesia Institute, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. She has been awarded major grants to provide graduate research training programmes for academic staff of Indonesian regional Islamic universities. She has been a member of the Board of the Australia Indonesia Institute and former member of the Foreign Affairs Council of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (2000-2003). She was elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities in 2003. She is an Associate of the Centre for Islamic Law and Society, Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne, a member of the Board of the Aceh Research Training Institute, a member of the editorial board of the online journal Inside Indonesia, Vice-President and Board member of The Association for the Publication of Indonesian and Malaysian Studies Inc., which publishes the journal Review of Indonesian and Malaysian Affairs, and she serves on the international boards of the Bulletin of the School of Oriental & African Studies, University of London, and Studia Islamika, Indonesian Journal for Islamic Studies.
Selected Publications:
Hooker, Virginia. "Shaping modern Muslim women." Inside Indonesia: 103 January-March 2011. Web.
"Lines of Meaning: Three calligraphic paintings by Didin Sirojuddin." Suhuf: Vol.4, No.2, 2011, 315-339.
Culture and Society in New Order Indonesia. Editor and contributor, Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press, 1993, 293 pp. Reprinted in paperback, 1995.
Writing a New Society: Social Change through the Novel in Malay. Allen & Unwin: Sydney/University of Hawaii Press/KITLV, Leiden, 2000, 492pp. [Awarded 'Outstanding Academic Title' status by Choice (American Library Association)]. A Short History of Malaysia: Linking East and West. Allen & Unwin: St Leonards 2003. 333 pp. Malaysia: Islam, Society and Politics. Editor (with Norani Othman) and contributor. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2003. Islamic Perspectives on the New Millennium. Editor (with Amin Saikal) and contributor. Singapore: Institue of Southeast Asian Studies, 2004. Voices of Islam in Southeast Asia: A Contemporary Sourcebook. Editor and contributor with Greg Fealy. Singapore: Institue of Southeast Asian Studies, 2006. Reprinted 2007. [Awarded 'Outstanding Academic Title' status by Choice (American Library Association)].
The Precious Gift: Tuhfat al-Nafis. Editor with B.W. Andaya. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press, 1982 [Selected by the American Council of Learned Societies for digitization as part of the 'ACLS History E-Book Project.'] Online at www.humanitiesebook.org
University of Southern California
EWIC Online Editor
Sarah Gualtieri is Associate Professor in the Departments of History and American Studies and Ethnicity at the University of Southern California. She is a scholar of the modern Middle East whose work focuses on questions of race, gender, and migration. Her book "Between Arab and White" (University of California Press, 2009) examines the history of Arab racial formation in the United States with a particular focus on the problematic of "whiteness." Specifically, the work explores how Arabs came to be officially classified as white by the U.S. government, and how different Arab groups interpreted, accepted, or contested this racial classification over the course of the 20th century. Gualtieri is now working on a project entitled "The Lebanese in Los Angeles: Migration and Transnationalism in a Multi-racial Landscape," which has received funding from the American Council of Learned Societies and USC's Advancing Scholarship in the Humanities and Social Sciences Fellowship. At USC, Prof. Gualtieri teaches undergraduate courses on Women and Revolution in the Middle East, Arabs in America, the Modern Middle East, and a graduate seminar in Critical Studies of Whiteness. She served for two years as Faculty Advisor to the Middle East Studies Program at USC.
The University of Western Australia
EWIC Online Editor
Professor Lyn Parker is a social and cultural anthropologist in the School of Social Science at The University of Western Australia. She has specialized in Indonesia, and has conducted fieldwork in various parts of Indonesia, including Bali and West Sumatra. Her research has mainly focussed on development, gender relations, the anthropology of education, youth, multicultural education and, more recently, environmental education. Her first book was From Subjects to Citizens: Balinese Villagers in the Indonesian Nation-State (2003); other books include The Agency of Women in Asia (2005) and her most recent book, Adolescents in Contemporary Indonesia (with Pam Nilan, 2013). Her research has been funded by a succession of large grants from the Australia Research Council. She teaches in Anthropology and Asian Studies at undergraduate level, and social theory and gender in development at Honours and Masters level. She has won awards for Research Supervision, and currently supervises 11 Ph.D. student.
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Four Rules That Will Keep Your Children Safe Around Your Garage Door
You might open and close your garage door a significant number of times over the course of a weekend without giving much thought to how dangerous this door can be. However, if you have young children, it's important to understand the hazards posed by the door and be aware of its risk to youths – about 30,000 people are injured by garage doors annually and a significant percentage of the victims are children. While you should always have a certified garage door contractor repair any issues with the door that could lead to injury, it's also important to educate your children about proper use of the door. Here are four rules that are important for the safe operation of the door.
Don't Race A Closing Door
Many children love the idea of dashing up the driveway and ducking under an automatic door that has started to close. While a door's sensors should immediately reverse the direction of the door, some children know that they simply need to step over the sensors to avoid triggering them. This challenge might seem fun to children, but it's highly dangerous. Many garage doors can weigh at least 150 pounds, which is more than enough to seriously injure a child.
Steer Clear Of The Tracks
Just as you teach your kids to stay away from train tracks, they should also avoid touching the tracks that support the garage door. Children might be enticed by the size and shape of the tracks – after all, they're a perfect size in which to slide a toy car. However, an opening or closing door could quickly pinch a child's fingers in the track and cause serious injuries. Although the tracks are accessible along the sides of the door, make sure your kids know that they're off limit.
Remote Control Is For Adults
The remote control that allows you to operate your garage door should always be positioned high on the wall of your garage so that children can't reach it. If the control is incorrectly placed low, arrange for a garage door contractor to relocate it. You don't want your children playing with the control panel and opening and closing the door, especially when they're playing within the door's vicinity.
Stay Away From Insulation Panels
An insulated garage door can improve the energy efficiency of your home, but it's important to teach your children to stay away from this soft, fluffy panel. Insulation is highly dangerous to kids – the tiny fibers can get in their eyes and nose and irritate their skin. Teach them the importance of not touching the insulation panel and ensure that the plastic wrap that stretches over the insulation doesn't contain any holes.
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Some Franciscans were behind on their belfry payments, so they opened a flower shop to raise money. But a rival florist across town resented the competition, and he hired Hugh MacTaggart, the most notorious thug in town, to persuade the friars to close. Hugh threatened the friars and trashed their shop, warning that he'd be back if they didn't shut down. The terrified Franciscans complied, proving that only Hugh can prevent florist friars.
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Roy Rogers rode up on Trigger with his new boots in tatters and a dead cougar draped over his saddle. Dale Evans said, "Pardon me, Roy, is that the cat that chewed your new shoes?"
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The human cannonball was getting tired of being shot out of a cannon night after night, so he went to the ringmaster and told him he planned to retire. The ringmaster was stunned. "You can't retire," he said. "Where would I ever find another man of your caliber?"
Elsie had been adopted as a newborn, and when she was in her teens she learned that her birth mother had also placed twin boys for adoption. Eager to find her brothers, Elsie did some detective work. She learned that one of the boys had been adopted by a Turkish couple, who named their son Amahl, and the other had been adopted by a Puerto Rican couple, who named their son Juan. She wrote letters to her brothers, enclosing a photograph of herself in each letter. Soon she received a letter and a photograph from Juan, and shortly afterward she received a letter from Amahl, but no photograph. Although Elsie was disappointed, she consoled herself with the knowledge that they were identical twins, so if you've seen Juan, you've seen Amahl.
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A scientist was feeling overwhelmed by all the work he had to do, and wished he had someone to give his lectures for him so he could stay in his laboratory and concentrate on his research. So he had himself cloned and delegated all his lecturing duties to the clone. But it wasn't long before he regretted his action, because the clone turned out to be a man of bad character who used vulgar language and engaged in lewd and lascivious acts, which threatened to destroy the scientist's reputation. So the scientist took his clone for a drive out in the country, where he lured him to the edge of a cliff and pushed him over. Unfortunately for the scientist, a hiker who happened to be in the woods nearby saw it happen and reported it to the authorities. When the scientist arrived back at his home, there were several cops waiting to arrest him for making an obscene clone fall.
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Phara, an immigrant from Bangkok, was looking for a job. Her pastor heard of an opening at a bookbinding operation and suggested that Phara apply for it. When the owner of the bindery interviewed Phara, he decided she was perfect for the job and hired her on the spot. When her pastor heard the good news, he sent Phara a bouquet of flowers accompanied by a card reading "Blest be the Thai that binds."


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UAE: Kronfli takes win in opening round of Radical Winter Cup at Yas Marina Circuit
October 19th, 2012– Dubai based driver Bassam Kronfli made the opening round of the 2012/13 Radical Winter Cup his own after taking two wins from two starts in his SR8 today at Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina Circuit. Starting from the front row alongside AUH Motorsport's Abdul Rahman Al-Thani, Kronfli quickly opened up a comfortable lead in race one which extended to six seconds by the time he made his compulsory pitstop.
With no driver change, Kronfli rejoined in seventh place, briefly handing the lead to Briton Charlie Kemp but overhauled the British driver to eventually take the win.
Rookie Radical drivers Graeme Hannah and Mark Jordan enjoyed their first outing finishing 11th in race one and ninth in race two while Australia's Tarek Elgammal enjoyed his return to the category sharing a win with his co-driver Hassan Dargahi in the SR3 class in race one by finishing third outright and second in class in race two when they brought the car home in fifth outright.
"I'm happy to be back racing and considering we were running the spare car today the guys did a really great job to prepare it so quickly," he said.
After taking race one outright by a comfortable 54 seconds, Kronfli backed it up with a second win and claimed the fastest lap of 2:10.406 in race one.
"Race two was eventful to say the least. We made some changes to the set up after race one which gave it some unusual handling characteristics, so it was dicey at times but we got there," Kronfli said.
With track temperatures passing 40 degrees, driver fatigue was an issue with some including John Marshall who withdrew from dehydration during the second 45-minute mini-enduro.
Another casualty was Mark van der Snel who withdrew from race one with broken front suspension on the SR3 he was sharing with Sean Stevens.
Kronfli leads the championship taking a maximum haul of 46 points from the SR3 of Elgammal/Dargahi on 27 while Kemp and co-driver Richard Sykes sit in third place on 30 points in their SR8.
Round two is on November 30 at the Dubai Autodrome.


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Over the past few months, OPPO has been pretty silent with their smartphone releases. For some reason, the OPPO R11 was not brought to the Malaysian market – and never will be. Then, I looked at the RM1.2k market segment of smartphones and realized – last year, there was the OPPO F1s that we've reviewed here. It's a decent phone at that price. A little more than a year later, the new OPPO F5 was announced. Just how well does the brand new OPPO F5 perform, and is it worth your price?
Let's dive into our in-depth review and find out.
When it comes to the box design, the OPPO F5 is no different from the F1s or the R9s that we reviewed here. It has a sleeve with graphics of the OPPO F5 printed on it, and can the slid out easily to reveal the box.
Once the lid is opened, the OPPO F5 can be seen. Nothing out of the ordinary when it comes to packaging design.
Underneath the smartphone itself is the accessories box. As usual, OPPO included a hard shell case for the OPPO F5 too.
Let's not forget that OPPO told us that the OPPO F5 comes with a pre-installed sheet of tempered glass. You can have your device protected when you get it out of the box!
Digging out all of the accessories reveal that the OPPO F5 does indeed have all the basics covered. Though, the earphones that they give is still the crappy old school ones from back in the 00's – just like what they had in the OPPO F1s. Come on OPPO, it's been a year. At least give us a basic pair of in-ear monitors.
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Pete Wentz is grateful for the Charlie Sheen distraction
HollywoodNews.com: Pete Wentz is in the middle of a divorce with Ashlee Simpson, which leaves him very happy that Charlie Sheen is acting up to take away any attention.
Wentz told Ryan Seacrest that he is happy to keep his personal life private right now, states RadarOnline.com. "It's like the one time on earth I'm like, 'Thank God Charlie Sheen exists!'" Wentz joked.
Other than that, Wentz stayed pretty quiet on the matter, only adding that they are both keeping their son's best interest in mind.
Why do you think these two are divorcing?
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HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – Nov. 14, 2013 – Builders are busy again now that the housing market is rebounding. More importantly, buyers are buying. Sitting on the sidelines for years didn't stop future homeowners from dreaming big, with a long list of bells and whistles on their wish lists.
Now that buyers are spending money, they want what they want. Items that were once rare expensive add-ons are now becoming more commonplace.
And when buyers demand it, builders deliver it, often as part of the base price of a new home.
Now, with the touch of a button, you can dim the lights and close the blinds as a movie screen lowers from above. Or if you're out of town, a high-tech security system lets you log onto a computer and view the inside and outside of your house from many angles.
Some condominiums are including concierge and maid services. On top of that, the penthouses have private pools, and guests of the owners can stay in their own units for the duration of their visits.
"It's part of the mentality now," said Truly Burton, executive vice president of the Florida Atlantic Building Association, a Hollywood, Fla.-based trade group. "People have begun to expect that in their homes."
First-time buyers and young professionals aren't likely to find these amenities when shopping for new homes priced at $300,000 or less. But the extras are becoming more common for move-up buyers looking for properties below $1 million.
That wouldn't have been the case before the bust.
"Higher-end homebuyers have been the ones who have seen the biggest rebound and improvement in their overall financial situations," said Greg McBride, a senior financial analyst with Bankrate.com. "They're not only able, but willing, to make these luxury purchases."
Home construction was largely dormant during the six-year housing bust as prices cratered, buyers walked away from contracts and the backlog of unsold homes swelled.
Builders sought bankruptcy relief or went out of business entirely. But now the survivors are trying to out-do one another in an effort to capture buyers willing to pay for luxury and convenience, said Ken H. Johnson, an economist and real estate professor at Florida International University.
"They're upping the ante to remain competitive with other builders," Johnson said. "The reason they're doing this is so they can say, 'My product is better than the other builders – choose me.'"
Ronen Gabbay and his family moved in February to The Bridges, an upscale development being built by GL Homes near Delray Beach, Fla. Prices there range from $600,000 to $1.6 million.
Gabbay, 46, has a home automation system that allows him to control lights and temperature remotely. He can even activate his pool pump from an app on his smartphone.
A decade ago, an owner would have to shell out thousands of dollars to have a home automation system installed, Gabbay said. Now that cost is included in the price of many homes.
But Gabbay said one of the best parts of his house has nothing to do with technology. It's a so-called summer kitchen, with a gas grill and sink built into the patio – another feature that builders have started offering in recent years.
Gabbay, a New York native, figured it'd be foolish to move to Florida and not take advantage of the backyard on a year-round basis.
"We love it," he said. "If you're not enjoying the outside more, you could be living anywhere."
Lennar Corp. and other builders also are offering homes with separate living quarters to accommodate families with parents or adult children living with them. These "multigenerational" properties have a private entry, kitchenette, bedroom and bathroom.
Not only are buyers insisting on more amenities, they're also taking active roles in designing the homes, said Jim Carr, principal of CC Devco, the builder of the Monterra development in Cooper City, Fla.
"What we're seeing is that customers want more choices," he said. "They want to customize their homes far more now than they did in the past."
Condo developers also are taking luxuries to a new level.
J. Milton & Associates plans to break ground next year on Parque Towers at St. Tropez, a 300-unit condo in Sunny Isles Beach, Fla. It will offer perks more commonly seen in top-end hotels.
A concierge can drop off and pick up dry cleaning for residents or help them make reservations in the on-site restaurant. Residents can escort guests to their own living quarters, while owners of penthouses will swim in their own individual pools.
Parque Towers also will have a town center with a mix of boutiques, shops and bistros. Gil said he already has more than a third of the units under contract. Prices range from $750,000 to $1.5 million.
"Something like this makes people fall in love with the project, big-time," developer Yosi Gil said. "It's worth it."
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Gidon Eshel, Hrdy Fellow, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, will give a talk as part of the 2016–2017 Fellows' Presentation Series.
At Radcliffe, Gidon Eshel is collaborating with scientists from the Harvard University Center for the Environment and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health on developing multi-objective metrics of diet. The metrics combine disparate environmental impacts (e.g., greenhouse gas emissions or water and land use) with health outcomes (e.g., cardio- and cerebrovascular diseases or diabetes) in a manner most suitable for using in optimizations designed to improve public health while easing environmental burdens.
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9-й поліцейський участок Префектури поліції міста Одеси
- Ninth Precinct of the Police Prefecture of the City of Odessa
Extent and Medium
67 files
Biographical History
The Police Prefecture functioned in Odessa during the German-Romanian occupation of the city (October 1941 through January 1944), when it was the administrative center of the Governorate of Transnistria ; it was under the command of the governor and comprised ten police precincts (the first, second, and ninth precincts being located in the city center). Police organs consisted of a criminal department and a department of the Siguranţă. Their functions included the maintenance of the occupation regime, transportation requisition, mobilizing citizens for forced labor, etc.
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Inventories in the fonds are systematized according to the structural-chronological principle. Included (f. R-2353, f. R-2354) are accounting data of the second and ninth police precincts compiled on the eve of and after the interning of Jews in ghettos: family lists of Jews residing within the precincts, with family members' ages indicated; addresses of and numbers of rooms in apartments they occupied; and documents describing Jewish property left behind (f. R-2353, 1942). There is also a list of Jews sent from the Mogilev ghetto for a month to work at the printing office of the Governorate of Transnistria (f. R-2352, n.d.); the file of a case investigated by the Siguranţă of an inhabitant of Odessa and her son accused of being Jewish (1942); etc.
Archivist Note
Entry selected by Michał Czajka from Project Judaica unpublished materials
9-й поліцейський участок Префектури поліції міста Одеси
Extent and Medium
67 files
Scope and Content
Протоколи ведення слідству; списки осіб, які перебувають під слідством. Списки особового складу участку. Накази та постанови префектури Одеської поліції.
Archivist Note
Entry selected by Michał Czajka from 'Arkhivy Okupatsii 1941-1944', ed. by Nataliya Makovska
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Columbia, Tennessee Professional Auto Transport
Columbia is a city with an unusual claim to fame. They are the "Mule Capital of the World" as local residents will say and the city celebrates "Mule Day" each year which is a large festival that brings more than 200,000 people to Columbia for traditional local food, arts and crafts, music and dancing and a large livestock show. This event has been going on in Columbia since 1840 and has grown larger every year since the beginning. There's something for everyone in Columbia including two large parks, Riverfront Park and Woodland Park, a brand new sports complex, summer playground and swimming programs for youth and adults. There are beautiful rolling hills through the woodland areas for hiking, camping, hunting, fishing and other outdoor activities. The city has a large children's museum, free family movies in the park and even train rides at the local park. The downtown area is a shopper's paradise with locally owned boutiques, clothing and shoe stores and much more. There is also a large, diverse collection of locally and nationally owned restaurants, lounges and café's in Columbia.
For more information, for new residents and visitors, you can visit the City of Columbia website.
Cost & Time To Ship Your Car Examples
|Shipping To/From
|Estimated Time In Transit
|Louisville to Columbia
|220 miles
|2-4 days
|Columbia to Charlotte
|448 miles
|2-4 days
|Columbia to Pittsburgh
|608 miles
|3-5 days
|Columbia to Tampa
|721 miles
|3-5 days
|Columbia to Austin
|845 miles
|3-5 days
|Minneapolis to Columbia
|928 miles
|3-5 days
|Salt Lake City to Columbia
|1672 miles
|5-7 days
|Sacramento to Columbia
|2283 miles
|6-8 days
*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and what type of vehicle you are shipping.
Shipping a Car to Columbia
Getting a transporter to relocate your car to Columbia is the safest way to move it as well as the best way to save money. Use these tips from A-1 Auto Transport to ensure that your car is transported safely:
- Ask to see proof of insurance from the transporter and make sure all details of coverage are fully explained to you.
- Set a budget and then compare companies to see which, if any, offer the services you need and fall within your personal budget. Keep in mind that when choosing a company you should choose based on services and not on the price alone.
- Check the transporters reviews online. The Better Business Bureau and searching for transport reviews via Google are great ways to find customer reviews and feedback to see how well the company has performed for others.
- If you're shipping a classic, antique or luxury car try to find a company that has enclosed transport. If you aren't able to, or the price is too high, then request that the car be top loaded to help reduce the risk of exposure to the elements and debris. Having a car top loaded will cost a little more than bottom loading, but it is less expensive than an enclosed carrier.
- Plan to be present when the car is picked up. It's best to take some time/date stamped pictures of the car before it's loaded onto the carrier during the inspection. This not only allows you to have pre-delivery photos in case of accidental damage, but it also lets the driver know you're paying close attention to all details of your vehicle. When the car is delivered be sure to compare the photos with the condition of the car upon arrival. If there is any damage at all be sure to call your agent and file a claim immediately. Damage seldom happens during professional auto transport, but it is better to be safe than sorry when it comes to protecting your assets by having pictures and being present when the car is picked up and delivered.
Columbia Auto Transport Directory
Mt. Pleasant Transfer Inc.
Mt. Pleasant Transfer Inc. has been a family-owned and operated company since 1965. This transporter provides automobile and freight forwarding services in all states of the continental United States. They have full accreditation from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and the United States Department of Transportation. They offer seasonal and location discounts.
N Main St,
Columbia, TN 38401
(615) 244-6185
Highway Star Auto Transport
Highway Star Auto Transport has excellent ratings and reviews for their transport services due to their reliability, affordable rates, and fast service. They provide door to door transport of motor vehicles to all 50 states in the U.S. including Alaska and Hawaii. Highway Star offers discounts to military, students and senior citizens.
8742 Tripple Oak Dr,
Lyles, TN 37098
(931) 670-0179
Columbia includes ZIP codes
38401, 38402.
Written By:Joe Webster
Joe Webster began his journey in the auto transport field by attending the University of Southern California (USC), where he graduated with a Bachelor of Business Marketing.
After college, he started his career in the auto transport industry from the bottom up and has done virtually every job there is to do at A-1 Auto Transport, including but not limited to: Truck Driver, Dispatch, Sales, PR, Bookkeeping, Transport Planner, Transport Manager, International Transport Manager, Brokering, Customer Service, and Marketing. Working with his mentor Tony Taylor, Joe Webster has learned the ins and outs of this industry which is largely misunderstood.
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