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Current Students
Ayşe Alnıaçık-Birlema
2018. "School to Work or School to Home? An Assessment of Girls' Vocational Education in Turkey as a Path to Employment." Gender and Education. doi: 10.1080/09540253.2018.1465897. (with Fatoş Gökşen, and Deniz Yükseker).
2018. "Politik bir Sorun olarak Kadın İstihdamı ve Toplumsal Cinsiyet Siyasetindeki Kurumsallaşma." A Festschrift for Prof. Ayşe Buğra. Istanbul: Iletisim. (Women's Employment as a Political Issue and Institutionalization of Gender Politics.)
2017. "Gender Policy Architecture in Turkey: Localizing Transnational Discourses of Women's Employment." Social Politics 24(3):298-323. (with Özlem Altan-Olcay, Ceren Deniz, and Fatoş Gökşen).
2015. İstanbul`da Haneler ve Proleterleşme, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Turkey Office. (Households and Proletarianization in Istanbul). (with Deniz Sert and Deniz Yükseker).
2013. "An Analysis of Public Programs Related to Women's Entrepreneurship and Access to Labor Markets." World Bank, Washington, DC. (with Fatoş Gökşen, Özlem Altan-Olcay, and Ceren Deniz).
2012. "Reflections from the Conference 'Turkey debates its social policies': A rights-based turn in social policy making in Turkey?" New Perspectives on Turkey 47:169-184. (with Ayşen Üstübici).
2012. "4+4+4 Yasası: Eğitimin Kalitesizliğini, Sosyo-Ekonomik Eşitsizlikleri ve Cinsiyet Ayrımını Derinleştirme Modeli mi? [(4+4+4 Legislation: A Model Deepening Low Quality of Education, Socioeconomic Inequalities and Sex Segregation at Schools?]" Birikim 284:62-71. (with Deniz Yükseker and Fatoş Gökşen).
2012. Girls' Vocational High Schools, Comprehensive Evaluation Report. Istanbul: Koç University Social Policy Center. (with Fatoş Gökşen, Deniz Yükseker, and Ünal Zenginobuz).
2010. "The Effects of Forced Migration on Children and Young People, 2004-2010 Comparative Research." Istanbul: Basak Culture and Art Foundation.
2009. After Deindustrialization in the Midst of Urban Transformation: The Case of Paşabahce Neighborhood in Istanbul. Saarbrücken: VDM Publishing.
Daniel Burridge
Forthcoming. "Globalization and Social Movements in Latin America." In Rossi, Federico (Ed.) Oxford Handbook of Latin American Social Movements. (with John Markoff).
Forthcoming. "The Global Wave of Democratization." In Democratization (2nd Edition), edited by Christian W. Haerpfer, Patrick Bernhagen, Ronald F. Inglehart, and Christian Welzel. Oxford University Press. (with John Markoff)
Forthcoming. "Conflictos metodológicos en una zona roja: Navegando el peligro, lo político, y lo personal," (Methodological Conflicts in a Red Zone: Navigating Danger, the Political, and the Personal). In Núñez, Daniel (ed.) Acercamientos Teóricos y Metodológicas a la Violencia en Centroamérica, (Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to Violence in Central America), Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO), Sede Guatemala.
2016. "Critical Collaboration and Silent Movements: Reinventing the Left in El Salvador and Nicaragua," Mobilizing Ideas. September 2, 2016. (https://mobilizingideas.wordpress.com/2016/09/02/critical-collaboration-...).
2015. Book Review: Mobilizing Democracy: Globalization and Citizen Protest, by Paul Almeida. International Journal of Comparative Sociology 56(1):81-83.
2014. "Central America's Relations with the United States of America." Pp. 309-321 in Handbook of Central American Governance. edited by Diego Sanchez-Ancochea and Salvador Marti i. Puig. Routlege: London and New York. (with Hector Perla and Salvador Marti i. Puig).
2014. "Conflict and Consensus in El Salvador: Contours of a Post-Neoliberal State." Panoramas. Center for Latin American Studies (CLAS) of University of Pittsburgh. (http://www.panoramas.pitt.edu/news-and-politics/conflict-and-consensus-e...).
Alannah Caisey
2019. "What We Need is Education: Differentiating the Mechanisms Contributing to Persistent Racial Inequality of Education." Phylon: The Clark Atlanta University Review of Race and Culture 56(1): 58-80. (with Junia Howell).
Benjamin Case
Forthcoming. "Rhodes Must Fall: The Struggle to Decolonize the Racist Heart of an Empire." By Rhodes Must Fall Oxford. Roseanne Chantiluke, Brian Kwoba, and Athinangamso Nkopo, ed. Journal of Resistance Studies.
2019. "Nonviolent Civil Resistance: Beyond Violence and Nonviolence in the Age of Street Rebellion." In Social Movements, Nonviolent Resistance, and the State. Hank Johnson, ed. London: Routledge. 190-210.
2018. "Riots as Civil Resistance: Rethinking the Terms of 'Nonviolent' Struggle." Journal of Resistance Studies 41(1): 9-44.
2018. "Social Movement Ecology and Its Implications: Unpacking the Natural Metaphor." Berkeley Journal of Sociology. 61: 76-87.
2018. "Decolonizing Jewishness: On Jewish Liberation in the 21st Century." Tikkun. 33(1-2): 47-58.
2017. "Beyond Violence and Nonviolence." ROAR Magazine 5:108-118.
2017. "What Are We? A Meditation on Hillel's Second Question." In Hitting a Wall: Jewish Narratives Confronting the Occupation. Arielle Angel and Ben Nadler, ed. IfNotNow. 2-4.
2016. "Why the National Anthem Protests Can't Be Silenced." Waging Nonviolence.
2015. "Developing Human Insecurity: Development, Marginalization, and Maoist Insurgency in India." With James Alex Siebens and Larissa Kougblenou. In Twenty Years of Human Security: Theoretical Developments and Practical Applications. Đorđević et al., ed. Belgrade: Human Security Research Center. 249-64.
2015. "The 'Free Speech' Critiques of Missouri and Yale Activists are Hypocritical and Racist." Powershift. With George Weddington.
2015. "Encrypted Resistance: From Digital Security to Dual Power." With J. Armstrong. ROAR Magazine.
2015. "Paris and the Crisis in the Climate Justice Movement." With Belinda Rodriguez. Popular Resistance.
2014. "In Thailand, a Political Crisis with Global Implications." ROAR Magazine.
2014. "Right-Wing Movement Advances through Thai Military Coup." Waging Nonviolence.
Sebastian Cuellar
2015. "La construcción cultural de la ciudadanía: Jeffrey Alexander y la fragmentación de la sociedad civil. [The Cultural Construction of Citizenship: Jeffrey Alexander and the Fragmentation of Civil Society]" In Pensadores imprescindibles para leer el poder hoy. Universidad Distrital. Bogotá.
2014. "Capitalismo Mistico: una exploracion entre ideologia y creencia [Mystic Capitalism: An Exploration Between Ideology and Belief]." Ciudad Paz Ando 6(2):124-134.
2014. "Max Weber en clave cotidiana: a proposito de la obra de Alfred Schutz [Max Weber in Everyday Life: About the Work of Alfred Schutz]." In Max Weber. Significado y Actualidad [Max Weber: Meaning and Actuality], edited by Clemencia Tejeiro. Coleccion CES, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. (with Alfonso Piza).
Brittany Duncan
Forthcoming. "Transnational Social Movement Organizations Dataset (TSMOD), 1953-2013." [Computer file]. Pittsburgh, PA: World-Historical Dataverse [distributor]. (with Jackie Smith, Melanie M. Hughes, and Samantha Plummer).
2015. "Contested Cosmopolitanisms: Global Meetings and Local Mobilizations" Sociological Forum, 30(1):188-208. (with Rachel Kutz-Flamenbaum).
2014. "Women's Leadership as a Route to Greater Empowerment: Report on the Diamond Leadership Model." Produced for review by the United States Agency for International Development. (with Melanie M. Hughes and Milad Pournik).
2012. "Media Framing of the Pittsburgh G-20 Protests." Pp. 109-135 in Jennifer Earl, Deana A. Rohlinger (ed.) Media, Movements, and Political Change (Research in Social Movements, Conflicts and Change, Volume 33). (with Rachel V. Kutz-Flamenbaum and Suzanne Staggenborg).
Ellen Eckert-Neureiter
2015. "Abu Ghraib." In Imperialism and Expansionism in American History: A Social, Political, and Cultural Encyclopedia, ed. Chris Magoc and David Bernstein.
Basak Gemici
2018. "Transnational Social Movement Organizations and Counter-Hegemonic Struggles Today." Journal of World-Systems Research 24(2). doi: 10.5195/JWSR.2018.850. (with Jackie Smith, Samantha Plummer, and Melanie M. Hughes).
Hillary Lazar
Forthcoming. "Man! and the International Group: Transnational Anarchism, International Solidarity, and Depression-Era Ethnic Radicalism." (Conference proceedings, Transnational Anarchists and Socialists, University of Würzburg, 6/30-7/1/2017, Liverpool University Press).
2018. "Intersections." In Anarchism: A Conceptual Approach, edited by Benjamin Franks, Nathan Jun, and Leonard William. Routledge Press.
2016. "Until All Are Free: Black Feminism, Anarchism, and Interlocking Oppression." Perspectives on Anarchist Theory 29. (https://anarchiststudies.org/2016/12/15/until-all-are-free-black-feminis...).
TiMar Long
2016. "Character Creation: Diversity in Gaming Art." International Journal of Role-playing 7:23-29.
2015. "Character Creation: The Symbolic Annihilation of Race in Dungeons & Dragons" in The Wyrd Con Companion Book 2015, edited by Sarah Lynne Bowman, Los Angeles, CA.
Daniel McClymonds
Forthcoming. Review of Paul Lawrie's Forging a Laboring Race: the African American Worker in the Progressive Imagination. International Journal of Comparative Sociology.
Joshua McDermott
2019 "Towards an Icon Model of Gentrification: Global Capitalism, Policing, and the Struggle for Iconic Spaces in Mexico City" in Urban Studies. https://doi.org/10.1177%2F0042098018813065
2015 "Extracting Democracy." Jacobin Magazine.
Corinne Ogrodnik
2016. "The Ebb and Flow of Environmentalism." Sociology Compass 10(3):218-229. (with Suzanne Staggenborg).
2015. "New Environmentalism and Transition Pittsburgh." Environmental Politics 24(5):723-741. (with Suzanne Staggenborg).
Christina Ong
2018. "Les Black Panthers prennent les armes. [The Black Panthers Take Up Arms.]" Translated by Huguette Meunier. L'Histoire, (n. 445). March 2018. (with Joshua Bloom).
Kathryn Ariella Pataki
Pataki, Kathryn Ariella and Kristenne M. Robison. 2018. "The Concept of Choice" P. 39-43 in Sex Trafficking: Feminist and Transnational Perspectives. New York: Springer.
Candice C. Robinson
Robinson, Candice C. (2019). (Re)theorizing civic engagement: Foundations for Black Americans civic engagement theory. Sociology Compass, 13(9), e12728. https://doi.org/10.1111/soc4.12728
Robinson, Candice C. (Forthcoming). "Black Middle Class Interpretations of Civic Engagement" Issues in Race and Society
Robinson, Candice C. (Forthcoming) "National Urban League" Race, Crime, and Justice: An Encyclopedia of the American Mosaic
Forthcoming. "#CarefreeBlackGirls?: Creating On-Line Community as Means of Survival." In Deliberate: The Experience of Women of Color Graduate Students Anthology. (with Shantel Gabrieal Buggs and Regina Hamilton).
Caitlin Schroering
Forthcoming. Banerjee, Tarun and Caitlin Schroering."Responsible for Whom? The Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Firm Vulnerability and Responsiveness to Social Movement Activism." Sociological Focus.
2020. "A Year After Brazil Dam Collapse, Communities Still Calling for Accountability." Truthout. https://truthout.org/articles/a-year-after-brazil-dam-collapse-communities-still-calling-for-accountability/
2019. "Resistance and Knowledge Production: Social Movements as Producers of Theory and Praxis." Revista CS, 29, 73-102. https://doi.org/10.18046/recs.i29.3181
2019. "Brazil Dam Collapse is a Human Rights Disaster and Crime." 2019. Truthout. https://truthout.org/articles/brazil-dam-collapse-is-a-human-rights-disaster-and-crime/
2019. Water is a Human Right! Grassroots Resistance to Corporate Power. Journal of World-Systems Research, 25(1), 28-34. doi:https://doi.org/10.5195/jwsr.2019.899
2018. Review of Green Gentrification: Urban Sustainability and the Struggle for Environmental Justice, Society & Natural Resources, DOI: 10.1080/08941920.2018.1517915
2018. "Global Peasant Declaration Represents Huge Advance for Human Rights" with Jackie Smith. Common Dreams.Available from: https://www.commondreams.org/views/2018/12/18/global-peasant-declaration...
2010. "Joanna Macy: Buddhism and Power for Social Change." Denison Journal of Religion 9(1). (http://ohio5.openrepository.com/ohio5/handle/11282/306647).
2008. "Alcoa in Juruti, Brazil: A Case of Environmental Injustice and Colonialism?" SIT Digital Collections. Paper 36. (http://digitalcollections.sit.edu/isp_collection/36).
2007. "How to Stop AIDS Now." 2007. Foreign Policy in Focus. (http://fpif.org/how_to_stop_aids_now/).
George Weddington
2018. "Political Ontology and Race Research: A Response to 'Critical Race Theory, Afro-pessimism, and Racial Progress Narratives.'" Sociology of Race and Ethnicity. doi: 10.1177/2332649218785921.
Recent Graduates
Gabriel Chouhy (2018 Ph.D.)
Forthcoming. "Beyond the Pink Tide: Hegemony, Democratization and Post-Neoliberal Transitions." Boundary 2: An International Journal of Literature and Culture.
2013. "A Specter Haunts the Neoliberal Globe: Reworking the Communist Hypothesis through the Chilean Student Movement." In Global Movements, National Grievances Mobilizing for "Real Democracy" and Social Justice, edited by Benjamín Tejerina and Ignacia Perugorría. Bilbao: Universidad del País Vasco.
2009. "Las marcas de clase de la inseguridad ciudadana: juventud y pobreza. Miedo urbano y estigmas en Montevideo. [The Class Markers of Insecurity, Youth, and Poverty: Urban Fear and Stigma in Montevideo.]" Revista de Ciencias Sociales 25:46-59. (with Sebastián Aguiar and Laura Noboa).
2008. "Trayectorias, posiciones y disposiciones de las personas en situación de calle: bases para la construcción de un modelo analítico [Trajectories, Positions, and Dispositions of the Homeless: Bases for Constructing an Analytic Model]." In El Uruguay y la Sociología VI [Uruguay and Sociology VI]. Montevideo: Universidad de la República.
2007. Aguiar, Sebastián, Gabriel Chouhy and Verónica Filardo "Genética de la Inseguridad Ciudadana [Genetics of Public Insecurity]." In El Uruguay y la Sociología V [Uruguay and Sociology V]. Montevideo: Universidad de la República.
Elizabeth Yates (2018 Ph.D.)
2017. "Langley Park, Maryland" and "Annandale, Virginia." In America's Changing Neighborhoods: An Encyclopedia of New Faces of Diversity and Ethnicity, edited by Reed Ueda. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO.
2017. "Women in the White Supremacist Movement." In The Oxford Handbook of U.S. Women's Social Movement Activism, edited by Holly J. MaCammon, Lee Ann Banaszak, Verta Taylor, and Jo Reger. New York: Oxford University Press. (with Kathleen Blee)
2016. "Cultural Explanations for Men's Dominance of Leadership Worldwide." Pp. 101-122 in Women Presidents and Prime Ministers in Post-Transition Democracies, edited by Verónica Montecinos. London: Palgrave Macmillan. (with Melanie M. Hughes)
2016. "How the Tea Party Learned to Love Donald Trump." The Monkey Cage Blog, Washington Post. December 1. (https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2016/12/01/how-the-te...).
2015. "The Place of Race in Conservative and Far Right Movements." Sociology of Race and Ethnicity 1(1):1-10. (with Kathleen Blee).
Mehr Latif (2017 Ph.D.)
Forthcoming. "The Emotional Structure of White Supremacism." Humanity & Society. (with Kathleen Blee, Matthew DeMichele, and Pete Simi).
Forthcoming. "The Sociology of the Far Right." In Researching the Far Right: Theory, Method and Practice, edited by Stephen Ashe, Joel Busher, Graham Macklin, and Aaron Winter. London: Routledge series on Fascism and the Far Right. (with Kathleen Blee).
2017. "How Racial Violence is Provoked and Channeled." Socio 9:257-276. (with Kathleen Blee, Matthew DeMichele, and Pete Simi).
2012. Voice, Choice, and Decision: A Study of Local Governance Processes in Cambodia, edited by Janelle Plummer and Gavin Tritt. Cambodia: The World Bank and The Asia Foundation. (with Robin Biddulph, Min Muny, Joakim Öjendal, Pak Kimchoeun, and Duong Viroth).
Suzanna Eddyono (2017 Ph.D.)
2015. Editor, Tantangan Pemberdayaan Masyarakat [Challenges for Community Empowerment]. Yogyakarta: PSdK FISIPOL UGM and Azzagrafika.
2015. "Narasi Hak-hak dalam Diskursus Poligami di Indonesia [Narratives of Rights in Discourses of Polygamous Marriage in Indonesia]." In Tantangan Pemberdayaan Masyarakat [Challenges for Community Empowerment], edited by Suzanna Eddyono. Yogyakarta: PSdK FISIPOL UGM and Azzagrafika.
Hatem Hassan (2019 Ph.D.)
2015. "Extraordinary Politics of Ordinary People: Explaining the Microdynamics of Popular Committees in Revolutionary Cairo." International Sociology 30(4):383-400.
2015. "Movements as Communities." Pp. 340-354 in The Oxford Handbook of Social Movements, edited by Donatella Della Porta and Mario Diani: Oxford University Press. (with Suzanne Staggenborg).
Samantha Plummer
Forthcoming. "Transnational Social Movement Organization Networks (TSMOnet), Version I, 1993, 2003, & 2013." [Computer File]. Pittsburgh, PA: World-Historical Dataverse [distributor]. (with Melanie M. Hughes and Jackie Smith).
Forthcoming. "Transnational Social Movement Organizations Dataset (TSMOD), 1953-2013." [Computer file]. Pittsburgh, PA: World-Historical Dataverse [distributor]. (with Jackie Smith, Melanie M. Hughes, and Brittany Duncan).
2018. "Emotion Management, Institutional Change, and the Spatial Arrangement of Care at a Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility." Palgrave Communications 4(6). doi:10.1057/s41599-017-0058-4.
2018. "Transnational Social Movement Organizations and Counter-Hegemonic Struggles Today." Journal of World-Systems Research 24(2). doi: 10.5195/JWSR.2018.850. (with Jackie Smith, Basak Gemici, and Melanie M. Hughes).
2018. "Transnational Advocacy Networks and Global Health Governance." Global Health Governance 7(1):62-74. (with Melanie Hughes and Jackie Smith).
2017. "Developing a Tracking Mechanism for Gender Equality in Public Administration (GEPA): Challenges, Considerations, and Recommendations." Produced for review by the United Nations Development Programme. (with Melanie M. Hughes, Brittany Duncan, and Leslie Marshall).
2017. "Recipes for the Collection and Production of Data for National Tracking of Gender Equality in Public Administration (GEPA)." Produced for review by the United Nations Development Programme. (with Melanie M. Hughes, Brittany Duncan, and Leslie Marshall).
2016. "Transnational Contention and Changing Organizational Fields in the Late-20th and Early-21st Centuries." Global Networks 17(1):3-22. (with Jackie Smith and Samantha Plummer)
Sharon Madriaga Quinsaat (2016 Ph.D.)
2018. "Transnational Contention, Domestic Integration: Assimilating into the Hostland Polity Through Homeland Activism." Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. doi: 10.1080/1369183X.2018.1457433.
2018. "Does the Global North Still Dominate the International Women's Movement? A Network Analysis of Women's International Organizations, 1978-2008." Mobilization. (with Melanie M. Hughes, Pamela Paxton, and Nicholas Reith).
2018. "Diasporas as Social Movements?" In Routledge Handbook of Diaspora Studies, edited by Robin Cohen and Carolin Fischer. Routledge.
2018. "Women's International Non-Governmental Organizations, 1950-2013." [Dataset]. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor]. (with Melanie M. Hughes, Pamela Paxton, and Nicholas Reith).
2016. "Diaspora Activism in a Non-Traditional Country of Destination: The Case of Filipinos in the Netherlands." Ethnic and Racial Studies 39(6):1014-1033.
2016. "Review of Everyday Revolutions: Horizontalism and Autonomy in Argentina, by Marina A. Sitrin." International Sociology Reviews 21(5):555-557.
2015. "Review of Methodological Practices in Social Movement Research, edited by Donatella Della Porta." Mobilization 20(4):555-556.
2014. "Competing News Frames and Hegemonic Discourses in the Construction of Contemporary Immigration and Immigrants in the United States." Mass Communication and Society 17(4):573-596.
2013. "Migrant Mobilization for Homeland Politics: A Social Movement Approach." Sociology Compass 7(11):952-964.
2012. "The Philippines Waltzes with the Big Boys: Coalition Building in the WTO." Asian Survey 52(5):970-994.
2009. "Philippine Agriculture under the World Trade Organization, 1995-2005: Gains, Losses, and Prospects." Kasarinlan: Philippine Journal of Third World Studies 24(1-2):4-34. (with Maria Bernabe).
2009. "Global Issues, Local Target: The Campaign against a New WTO Round in the Philippines." Pp. 61-108 in Localizing and Transnationalizing Contentious Politics: Global Civil Society Movements in the Philippines, edited by T. S. Encarnacion Tadem. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books.
Marie Skoczylas (2016 Ph.D.)
2017. "Battles over Abortion and Reproductive Rights: Movement Mobilization and Strategy. In The Oxford Handbook of US Women's Social Movement Activism, edited by Holly McCammon, Lee Ann Banaszak, Verta Taylor, and Jo Reger. Oxford University Press. (with Suzanne Staggenborg).
2016. Review of Anarchy and Society: Reflections on Anarchist-Sociology, by Dana M. Williams and Jeffrey A. Shantz. International Sociology Reviews 31(5):548-549.
2015. "The Importance of Space: Lessons from Occupy Pittsburgh" in What Comes after Occupy: The Regional Politics of Resistance, edited by Todd Comer. Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Daniel Núñez (2015 Ph.D.)
2018. "Conceptions of Shame in Maya Law." International Sociology. doi:10.1177/0268580918757104.
2017. "'There Are No Lynchings Here': The Invisibility of Crime and Extralegal Violence in an Eastern Guatemala Town." In Violence and Crime in Latin America: Representations and Politics, edited by Gema Santamaría and David Carey, Jr. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press.
2008. "Partidos políticos y jugadores con veto: un estudio del Congreso de Guatemala. [Political Parties and Veto Players: A Study of Congress in Guatemala]." FLACSO, Guatemala. (with Maria Alejandra Erazo)
Nichole K. Bayliss (2014 Ph.D.)
2016. "The Patient-Provider Relationship Is Associated with Hepatitis C Treatment Eligibility: A Prospective Mixed-Methods Cohort Study." PLOS One. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0148596 . (with Shari S. Rogal , Robert M. Arnold, Michael Chapko, Barbara V. Hanusa, Ada Youk, Galen E. Switzer, Mary Ann Sevick, Carolyn L. Zook, Alexis Chidi, David S. Obrosky, Susan L. Zickmund).
2015. Media Review: "The Tough Guise: Teaching violent masculinity as the only way to be a man." Sex Roles 72(11-12):566-568. (with Melissa Bell).
2015. "Racial Differences in Satisfaction with VA Health Care: A Mixed Methods Pilot Study." Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities 2(3):317-329. (with Susan L. Zickmund, Kelly H. Burkitt, Shasha Gao, Roslyn A. Stone, Keri L. Rodriguez, Galen E. Switzer, Judy A. Shea, Rebecca Meiksin, Mary B. Walsh, and Michael J. Fine).
2015. "Veteran, Primary Care Provider, and Specialist Satisfaction with Electronic-Consultation." JMIR Medical Informatics 3(1):e5. (with Keri L. Rodriguez, Kelly H. Burkitt, Jennifer E. Skoko, Galen E. Switzer, Susan L. Zickmund, Michael J. Fine, and David S. Macpherson).
2011. "Overcoming Barriers in the Recruitment of Nurses for Participation in Healthcare Research." Qualitative Health Research 21(12):1705-1718. (with Lauren Matukaitis Broyles, Keri L. Rodriguez, Patrice A. Price, and Mary Ann Sevick).
2011. "Effect of Patient and Patient-Oncologist Relationship Characteristics on Communication about Health-Related Quality of Life." Psycho-oncology 20(9):935-942. (with Keri L. Rodriguez, Stewart C. Alexander, Amy S. Jeffreys, Maren K. Olsen, Kathryn I. Pollak, Sarah K. Garrigues, James A. Tulsky, and Robert M. Arnold).
2010. "Factor Analysis and Internal Consistency of the FAMCARE Scale for Use in the Long-Term Care Setting." Palliat Support Care 8(2):169-176. (with Keri L. Rodriguez, Emily Jaffe, and Susan Zickmund).
2010. "How Oncologists and their Patients with Advanced Cancer Communicate about Health-Related Quality of Life." Psycho-oncology 19(5):490-499. (with Keri L. Rodriguez, Stewart C. Alexander, Amy S. Jeffreys, Maren K. Olsen, Kathryn I. Pollak, Sarah L. Kennifer, James A. Tulsky, and Robert M. Arnold).
Kimberly Creasap (2014 Ph.D.)
2016. "Finding the Movement: The Geographies of Social Movement Scenes." International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 36(11/12:792-807.
2014. "Zine-Making as Feminist Pedagogy." Feminist Teacher 24(3):155-168.
2013. "Punk Politics." Contexts 12(1):4.
2012. "Social Movement Scenes: Place-Based Politics and Everyday Resistance." Sociology Compass 6(2):182-191.
2011. "Conservative and Right-Wing Movements." Annual Review of Sociology 36(1):269-286. (with Kathy Blee)
Jane Schuchert Walsh (2014 Ph.D.)
2013. Review of Cross-National Comparisons of Social Movement Unionism: Diversities of Labour Movement Revitalization in Japan, Korea and the United States, edited by Akira Suzuki. Work and Occupations 40(3):314-316.
2012. "A 'New' Social Movement: U.S. Labor and the Trends of Social Movement Unionism." Sociology Compass 6(2):192-204.
Kelsy Burke (2013 Ph.D.)
2018. "Logics of Religious Freedom: Examining How People Characterize their Opinions of Religious Exemption Legislation." Socius 4:1-18. (with Emily Kazyak and Mathew Stange).
2016. Christians under Covers: Evangelicals and Sexual Pleasure on the Internet. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press.
2016. "God's Case for Sex." Contexts 15:30-35. (with Orit Avishai).
2016. "Making the Invisible Visible: Shining a Light on Gender and Sexuality in Courses Primarily Focused on Other Topics." In Teaching Gender and Sex in Contemporary America, edited by Kristen Haltinner and Ryanne Pilgeram. New York: Springer. (with Alexa Trumpy).
2015. "Sexual Encounters and Manhood Acts: Evangelicals, Latter-day Saints, and Religious Masculinities." Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 54:330-344. (with Amy Moff Hudec).
2014. "What Makes a Man: Gender and Sexual Boundaries on Evangelical Christian Sexuality Websites." Sexualities 17:3-22.
2013. "Teaching about Organized Racism" in Teaching Race and Anti-Racism in Contemporary America, edited by Kristen Haltinner. New York: Springer. (with Kathleen Blee)
2012. "Women's Agency in Gender-Traditional Religions: A Review of Four Approaches." Sociology Compass 6:122-133.
2012. "Superstars and Misfits: Two Pop-Trends in the Gender Culture of Contemporary Evangelicalism." Journal of Religion and Popular Culture 24:67-79. (with Amy McDowell).
2012. Review of Making Chastity Sexy: The Rhetoric of Evangelical Abstinence Campaigns, by Christine J. Gardner. Sociology of Religion 73:100-102.
Amy McDowell (2013 Ph.D.)
2017. "Aggressive and Loving Men: Gender Hegemony in Christian Hardcore Punk." Gender & Society 31(2):223-44.
2017. "Muslim Punk in an Alt-Right Era." Contexts 16(3):63-65.
2017. "'Christian But Not Religious': Being Church as Christian Hardcore Punk." Sociology of Religion. doi:10.1093/socrel/srx033.
2016. "'This is for the Brown Kids!' Racialization and the Formation of 'Muslim' Punk Rock." Sociology of Race and Ethnicity 3(2):159-171.
2014. "Warriors and Terrorists: Antagonism as Strategy in Christian Hardcore and Muslim 'Taqwacore' Punk Rock." Qualitative Sociology 37(3):255-276.
2013. "Social Movement Audiences." Sociological Forum. 27(1):1-20. (with Kathleen Blee).
2013. "Contemporary Christian Music." In The Grove Dictionary of American Music, Second Edition, edited by Charles Hiroshi Garrett. Oxford University Press.
2013. "Interviewing Activists." In Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements. (with Kathleen Blee).
2012. "Superstars and Misfits: Two-Pop Trends in the Gender Culture of Contemporary Evangelicalism." Journal of Religion and Popular Culture 24(1):67-79. (with Kelsy Burke)
2012. "The Duality of Spectacle and Secrecy: A Case Study of Fraternalism in the 1920s U.S. Ku Klux Klan." Ethnic and Racial Studies 36(1):1-17. (with Kathleen Blee). [reprinted in Race and Ethnicity in Secret and Exclusive Social Orders: Blood and Shadows, edited by Matthew W. Hughey. Taylor and Francis, forthcoming.
2012. "Social Movement Audiences." Sociological Forum 27(1):1-20. (with Kathleen Blee).


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SHPPs on Gegharot River (Forecast) (2014)
Gegharot River
Risk Level: 3
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|Disastrous Condition
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|Normal Condition
Disaster Jeopardizing Gegharot River (Forecast)
The Gegharot River flows in Aragatsotn Region, it's the right tributary to the Qasakh. It starts from the eastern slope of Aragats at the height of 3600 meters. Its length is 25 km, the catchment basin is 66 square km. It flows into the Qasakh, its water is used for irrigation.
As of 1 January 2014, under the licenses issued by Public Services Regulatory Committee and the main indicators of small hydro power plants operated by hydropower companies, the following SHPPS are constructed on this river:
1. "Aragats-1" SHPP operated by "VACUFLO" LLC, derivation length – 2350 meters,
2. "Gegharot" SHPP operated by "El-Kas" LLC, derivation length – 4640 meters.
As of 1 January 2013, under the licenses issued by Public Services Regulatory Committee, the construction licenses for "Alpiakan-1" SHPP was issued to be operated by "Ipra" LLC, derivation length – 3300 meters, and "Lusarpi" SHPP to be operated by "Lusarpi" LLC, derivation length – 1120 meters.
Thus, SHPPs will pipe a total of 11410 meters, which makes up 45.64% o the river.
Under EcoLur's Ecological Risk Model, this indicator is critical for the river.
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Editing photos is a very broad subject. When we think about editing photos, we can mean a simple crop or a resize, we can mean effects and filters, we can mean adding text and other layers, and we can mean more advanced editing which is usually done by more powerful programs. We can think of all these things when we say "photo editing", but there's one thing we're usually sure of, no matter what our purpose is: we're going to need to download something.
Until not so long ago, I was pretty sure of this myself. If you want to get really good results, you need to download some kind of graphics software or other editing app, and put it through its paces. This might have been true up until several years ago, but the boom of Web and mobile apps changed this completely. In fact, you can now do most of your online photo editing, and achieve some pretty impressive results. Yes, there are some things you'll still need Photoshop and friends for, you can't escape that, but today I'm going to show you several online photo editors that will blow you away. The future is truly here!
PicMonkey is an insanely strong online editor which I've had my eyes on for a while, and yet never really tried before. I'm glad I did, because this fun little editor is everything you could wish from an online editor, and much more. So what can you do with PicMonkey? Pretty much everything. This nifty photo editor comes with very basic edits such as crop, rotate and resize, and goes all the way to filters and effects, touch ups such as blemish fixes, wrinkle removers and spray tan, text layers, frames, textures, and even themes you can paint on. And to top it all off, it's super easy to use. Seriously, you really don't have to know anything about editing pictures, and you'll still come up with awesome results.
The catch? Some items are marked with a crown. When you try to use them, you'll see a big monkey face on your photo, and when you try to apply them, you'll get the following message:
Note that there's no mention of a price, and I could not find any such mention anywhere on the website. You can start the free trial and do away with your edits, but it's not clear how long this trial will last and how much you'll have to pay if you choose to sign up for Royale features. In the mean time, though, you can use all the features for free, and even if your trial does eventually run out, at least half of the features are not Royale features, and will remain free forever, and this in itself makes PicMonkey awesome.
Pros: Very friendly, no sign-up, a staggering amount of tools, can also create collages.
Cons: Vague free trial and paid option for some of the features, can only load file from computer.
Rating: 9.5/10
Verdict: Try it! You won't be disappointed.
As useful as PicMonkey is, it's a hard editor to take seriously. Pixlr, on the other hand, feels like a full-blown graphics software, with one small difference – it's right in your browser. Forget about friendly and easy-to-understand tools, Pixlr is the real deal, and no one is going to be holding your hand here. To start, you can upload a photo from your computer, open it from a URL, find it online on Facebook and other libraries, or just start from scratch and draw something, if that's your thing.
After choosing a photo, you'll find yourself facing a left toolbar full of icons, a top toolbar with nine different menus, and three additional windows on the right: Navigator, Layers, and History. If you're not a frequent user of graphics software, you might find yourself confused at this point. I admit I was. But upon trying out all the different tools, adjustments, filters, and layer options, I realized Pixlr is a truly powerful tool. One surprisingly useful feature is the History window, where you can go back to any point in your creation process, and see what it looked like. Even better than undo!
Pros: Extremely powerful, no sign-up for most options, can yield professional results.
Cons: Interface is not very friendly, can be intimidating for non-experienced users.
Rating: 8.5/10
Verdict: If you know what you're doing, or want to learn.
Pixlr too serious for you? Ribbet is just the opposite. Built around the idea of photo-editing for everyone, Ribbet is a free online photo editor that's just plain fun. You can use Ribbet to edit a single photo from your computer, or create collages in various layouts. The things that immediately stands out about Ribbet is that it doesn't take itself too seriously – editing a photo feels almost like a game. Ribbet comes with basic tools such as crop, resize and rotate, and goes on to effects, text layers, stickers, touch-up, and frames. There's also an "Advanced" tab, which offers more advanced options such as clone, curves, and levels.
The thing I loved most about Ribbet is the detailed tooltip that comes with each and every tool, effect, and filter. Not only do these explain exactly what you're trying to use, they also include tips on making your image look even better when using this effect. While Ribbet requires no sign-up to start editing, many of the featured are marked "Premium", and while premium accounts are free at this point, they still require sign-up to use.
Pros: Really fun to use, brilliant tooltips for every single tool and effect, and it lets you draw on fake beards!
Cons: Not very responsive; interface is a bit hard to navigate; many features require sign-up.
Rating: 7/10
Verdict: It's the new kid on the block, and needs some more time to develop.
Pixlr Express
Hold your horses, I'm in love. Did you love PicMonkey? Are you a fan on Pixlr but tend to get lost in its complexity? Introducing: Pixlr Express: where simple, friendly interface meets brilliant online editing. And if I sound like a commercial, I apologize, but this is truly how impressed I was with Pixlr Express. Start by uploading an image from your computer, a URL, or your webcam. Alternatively, you can choose to create a collage (you want to try this too, trust me). Now prepare to be amazed by the fastest, most responsive online image editor you've ever tried.
Pixlr Express goes for simplicity, and it succeeds big time. When you start, you have six squares in all: Adjustment, Effect, Overlay, Border, Sticker, and Text. Upon clicking one of these, new options will open up, and this goes on until you zero in on the tool you want to use. While Pixlr Express offers some pretty impressive tools such as Liquify, History Brush, Color Splash and more, it somehow manages to remain completely intuitive and easy to use, even for someone who's totally clueless. If you want, you can even work on your photos in fullscreen.
There are no premium features, no sign-ups, no free or non-free trials – it's just pure and simple editing, and it's gorgeous.
Pros: Amazing interface, super responsive, includes simple and advanced tools alike.
Cons: None that I can think of.
Rating: 10/10
Verdict: The perfect online editor for beginners and for advanced users who want to touch up their photos.
Bonus: Google+
I've known for a while that Google has implemented some editing tools into Google+, but imagine my surprise when I finally tried it, only to find out it's actually the aforementioned Ribbet in Google clothing. If you open an image in your Google+ account and click on "Edit Photo", you'll find yourself on a page very similar to Ribbet, complete with those little frog thumbnails. Google+ doesn't include all of Ribbet's features, only some basic edits, some effects, fun decorations such as face paint, doodle, beards and masks, and the ability to add text. Unlike Ribbet, though, there are no premium features – you can use every feature you see – and there are even some Google+ exclusives.
If your photos are already on Google+, this online photo editor will be the most accessible of the lot, and will let you easily edit full albums, one photo after the other, without having to upload, save and download each one in turn. It includes some useful basic effects, and if you only need to touch-up your photos, it will do nicely.
Pros: Accessible if you're a Google+ user; friendly interface.
Cons: Includes only very basic features.
Rating: 7.5/10
Verdict: For Google+ users, this is great. I wouldn't upload my images just to use this editor.
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This tip has worked for me from Pacific Fighters version 3.0 up but make copies of any files you are going to alter.
I have never tried this on any of the versions below that but it may still work.
This tutorial is based on version 4.09b1m.
I am also using Wind0ws XP and I don't know if Vista is able to do this.
I don't like that I have to assign keys to the Controls every time I create a new pilot.
Is there a way to keep from having to reassign the keys in the Controls section every time I create a new Pilot ?
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Step 2: Make a copy of the default.ini file.
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Step 3: Rename the copy of the file default_orig.ini.
You should have two files now, one named default.ini and the other named default_orig.ini.
Step 4: Open the game and Create a new pilot.
You can skip to step 8 if you already have a pilot with the Controls working the way you want them.
Step 5: Assign keys or joystick functions to all of the Controls you use that did not have keys assigned to them by the default for your new pilot.
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Step 6: Click on Apply to accept the changes you have made to the Controls.
Step 7: Exit the game.
Step 8: Using Explorer find the settings.ini file for the pilot that you just created or the pilot you have the keys already assigned the way that you want them.
The default location for this file is C:\Program Files\Ubisoft\IL-2 Sturmovik 1946\Users\(Pilots name you created)\settings.ini
Step 9: Using Explorer open the settings.ini file and the default.ini file with Notepad.
Step 10: Delete all of the data in the default.ini file
Step 11: Copy the contents of the settings.ini file and paste them into the default.ini file.
Step 12: Now Save the default.ini with the data from the settings.ini file that you pasted into it.
Step 13: Close the settings.ini file and the default.ini files.
From now on when you create a new pilot all of your Controls will be set the way you like them and you won't have to keep reassigning them.
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My friend Sadie's Dad didn't come home one night. His heart attacked him and he got died. It was two whole days before any of his friends found out and she was locked in her house alone for that whole time.
Sadie's Dad and my Dad are/were bestest friends. Whenever her Dad went away for long times, my Dad stayed at her house and took care of her. Sadie and I have been friends since I was a baby. She would come visit me and I would go visit her.
As soon as Dad found out that she was alone he went right to her house to stay with her. Sadie doesn't have a Mom or any family nearby so she didn't know what was going to happen to her. She couldn't live by herself without a human.
Mom said she could come and live with us. We would just have to get a bigger bed cuz she is a Chocolate Lab and she's pretty big.
Dad talked with lots of other friends about what to do. A neighbor lady said she would love to have her come live with them. She and her husband and Sadie's Dad were good neighbor/friends and Sadie knows them good. They live in the real country so Sadie could run free like she is used to. If she came to live with us, she would have to be on leash and get used to the pen.
She is already ten years old and has lived with her Dad since she was born. Not having him with her is going to be hard for her so the less changes she has to make the easier it will be for her to adjust to her new life. Dad made sure the neighbor lady had Sadie's bed and toys and all her medicine.
Mom said it is important that peoples with pets make arrangements "just in case" something happens to them they want to make sure their pets are well taken care of. Too many pet end up in shelters because their humans get died and there is no one to take them.
Not knowing what happened to your human is really sad and then to be put into a shelter must be so terrible. I can't imagine.
Mom said we shouldn't worry mostly because we have a Mom and a Dad. She said one of them would always be there for us. Being a practical Mom, she has a "just in case" card with her license that says "My dogs are home alone. Please check on them." The card has the telephone number of a friend so they know who to call.
We are sad that Sadie doesn't have her Dad any more but are happy that she will have good people to love her.
Your broken hearted friend,


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I really don't have time to put too much thought into this, as I am leaving for my vacation tomorrow and there are tons of things to do before we leave. This will be the last article I write in 2009. I am not satified with this poem but I really don't have time to think. I will rewrite it when I am back from my vacation in 2010. Anyway, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all.
How can I Describe Mine love to Thee?
Never art thither moments of doubt
To thee I entrust mine heart
Never a moment can I live without
Our love, nobody can tear apart.
How can I describe mine love to thee?
No word in this world can ever do.
Mine love to thou is like the surging sea,
Intense is mine love. Oh, it is so true.
So much in love with thee I am,
Not a moment away can I bear.
To me thou art the sweetest jam,
Fragrance is all I smell in the air.
Those seals of love seal mine heart
The essence of love is what we impart.


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The San Diego Chargers found themselves with the 16th best defense in 2011 but ranked dead last on 3rd downs. A dimension the Chargers have lacked over the years has been a consistent pass rush and with Peyton Manning joining the division the emphasis of the 2012 draft is without a doubt defense. With glaring needs at Safety and Outside Linebacker look General Manager A.J. Smith to address these needs in the first half of the draft.
Round 1 – Pick 18
Whitney Mercilus DE/OLB, Illinois – Assuming the Chargers don't trade up to grab Alabama safety Mark Barron or trade down for Notre Dame safety Harrison Smith, I can see A.J. Smith giving another go at an outside pass rusher. Mercilus was the nation's sack leader with 16, but may scare some teams due to his lack of productivity before his Junior year. This could hinder his chances of not being drafted higher than pick 18. He shows natural pass rush abilities, comes quick off the edge and knows how to work his way towards the QB. He will have to learn a few more pass rush moves as he won't be able to rely strictly on speed. With the newly acquired Jarret Johnson, any OLB drafted in this spot would split time with the vet, easing his way into the starting spot over the years.
Other possible selections: LB Dont'a Hightower, S Mark Barron, S Harrison Smith
Round 2 – Pick 49
Bruce Irvin LB/DE, West Virginia – With the top 2 safeties off the board, the Chargers could be in a position to draft another highly touted sack artist, LB/DE Bruce Irvin. Much like Mercilus, Irvin comes off the edge very quick and shows natural pass rush abilities. He has a tall lengthy build, and can be a great situational rusher. He is very similar to Aldon Smith of the 49ers in the way he uses his speed and change of direction skill to get past blockers. The safety from Boise State, George Iloka, could be targeted here too. But a great pass rush can make a secondary look elite. I can't imagine A.J. Smith being all that thrilled about being ranked dead last on 3rd down stops last season. In order to change that, he will have to improve this unit by any means necessary.
Other possible selections: OLB Ronnell Lewis, OLB Bobby Wagner, S George Iloka
Round 3 – Pick 78
Alameda Ta'amu DT, Washington – Antonio Garay has fit in well as the nose tackle in a rotational defensive line, but with this pick the Chargers could finally have the true NT they've been looking for since the release of Jamal Williams back in 2010. A mountain of a man at 6'3" and in the 320-350lbs. range, Ta'amu is the prototype nose tackle for a 3-4 defense. The majority of the time he takes up 2 blockers which frees up other rushers and it is rare to see him get pushed backwards. He has shown he can consistently take on double team blocks, and has the ability to break through them to make the tackle. He will never be a sack leader, but his strengths against the run and taking up space in the middle make him a great fit for the Chargers pass rush.
Other possible selections: S/CB Brandon Hardin, CB, Casey Hayward, RB Ronnie Hillman


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First of all, HAPPY THANKSGIVING to all my American friends. I can't think of anything that makes me happier than being thankful. I'm thankful for you who stop by to read and comment.
May your cup runneth over with Joy, Love and Laughter.
(image from our Brooklyn Bridge day in NYC, last post)
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The very next day (October 8), after blustery, misty weather on the Brooklyn Bridge, we awakened to glorious sunshine. This was the day earmarked for our walk to Columbia University from Robin's apartment at 72nd and Riverside Streets...to 116th Street. On a beautiful day, you can walk forever!
It's called the Upper West Side.
We didn't walk along the river but you get the gist.
And we took our good ol' lazy time.
You know me and architecture!
See what I mean about a glorious day?
As we say, it's all in the details.
(I always try to get the forest and the trees...one or the other of which I sometimes miss.)
The brownstones. The brownstones. It wasn't hard to spot them.
But it was the water towers I feasted on that morning walk.
Did I hear there is talk now to start covering them?
The low-down on NYC's 10-15,000 wooden water towers is here.
Do you like to people watch? You've come to the right place.
No matter where you go, there you are...in friendly NYC!
How friendly is that! See what I mean?
And suddenly we were outside the gates of Columbia University from 1754.
It's NY's oldest institution of higher education, and the nation's 5th oldest.
On Amsterdam Avenue...of all places!
And why there, you ask?
Because my mom got her Master's there in 1939, that's why!
I wanted to see what she saw.
Almost immediately, after passing through the gates, you see Low Memorial Library.
It's the administrative center of the university, built in 1895.
Inside was where I got directions to the university archives, to find my mom.
That was my goal for the day: Find Mom's name in print!
And that would be directly across the campus in the Butler Library, from 1934.
You get a great point of view on it from the steps of the Low Memorial Library.
And there...EUREKA! I found it, finally, with the help of this nice lady.
It took some doing. I even called sister Ruth at Michigan State. HELP.
Barbara Nelson Bennett
Barbara Nelson Bennett
She graduated in 1939 with a Masters in Music Education from the Teacher's College.
She had graduated from Smith College in 1937 with a History degree.
She was always a woman ahead of her time.
As we walked around campus that morning, I had tears in my eyes, thinking of her.
(center image is from Astrid)
1939 seems like forever ago but I 'spect some of this was there for Mom to see.
The Scholar's Lion statue was presented to the school in 2004 by alumus and sculptor Greg Wyatt.
I bet Mom would have loved it...since the school's mascot is Roaree the Lion.
I bet Mom would have loved it...since the school's mascot is Roaree the Lion.
And did she ever step foot in this St. Paul's Chapel, dedicated in 1907?
So many questions I'd love to ask her now that I've been there!
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On that note, we walked down Amsterdam Ave. from Columbia University to the Episcopal Cathedral of St. John the Divine from 1892..and first found a café across the street where we ate lunch.
After lunch, we first stopped at the Peace Fountain next to the cathedral.
The sculptor is the same Greg Wyatt who made the Scholar's Lion above, at Columbia!
The sculptor is the same Greg Wyatt who made the Scholar's Lion above, at Columbia!
The sunken plaza of the fountain was its own outdoor cathedral, basking in the sun.
We could have stayed there for hours...but we had miles to go....
The entrance to the cathedral reminded me of the grand cathedrals of Europe.
Right there in NYC!
No wonder Robin knew we'd want to see it!
And as if to plant a seal of approval on the day thus far,
this wife-n-wife wedding party greeted us as we left the cathedral...
...and made our way to the High Line (to be continued).


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An American hostage held by Al Qaeda urges Barack Obama to meet the militant group's demands and set him free in a video released by Al Qaeda yesterday.
Warren Weinstein, who was taken prisoner in Pakistan last August, tells the U.S. President: 'My life is in your hands,' and says: 'If you accept the demands, I live, if you don't accept the demands, then I die.'
The two-minute 40-second video was posted on jihadist forums by Al Sahab, Al Qaeda's media arm.
Among the demands made are an end to U.S. airstrikes in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and elsewhere; and the release of notable Al Qaeda members.
Weinstein, 70, opens the statement telling his wife Elaine that he was in good health 'and being taken care of,' and then pleaded with Obama to 'accept the demands quickly and don't delay'.
He appeals to Obama as a family man, saying: 'If you respond to them then I will live and hopefully rejoin my family and also enjoy my two daughters like you enjoy your two daughters.' Read More
Monday, May 7, 2012
Al Qaeda releases chilling video of American hostage begging for his life
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Event Horizon » July 31st, 2018, 2:53 pm wrote:No... the average life of an unbound neutron is only about twelve minutes or so anyway if I recall.
Faradave wrote:The electric charges of fermions such as electrons & quarks are considered static charges with no requirement for motion. The outer negative charge layer of a neutron is thought to contribute very slightly to proton attraction.
Faradave wrote:To answer your question, the electric field is not static , rather it is dynamic thus, not characterized as positive or negative.
DJ_Juggernaut wrote:What you are describing is not an electric field.
DJ_Juggernaut wrote:I don't know who is Fleisch, ...
DJ_Juggernaut wrote: Coulomb's law is clear...
Faradave wrote:This law neglects induced or dynamic fields.
Fardave wrote:I guess that settles it! Good bye.
Pivot » August 27th, 2018, 10:23 am wrote:Hi DJ_J
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May will appeal for freer and fairer trade and launch a defence of the rules-based international system at this week's meeting of G7 leaders set to be dominated by the bitter row over U.S. metals tariffs.
The meeting on Friday and Saturday in Charlevoix, Quebec, will be the first chance G7 leaders have had to confront U.S. President Donald Trump in person since he imposed tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union last week.
It is expected to be a divided summit with little prospect of any appeasement that would soothe market fears of a tit-for-tat trade war.
May will set out her argument during a session on the global economy and is expected to make the case against the tariffs directly with President Trump during the summit, although no formal bilateral meeting has yet been announced.
"We need to take steps to make the international trading system work better to ensure all our citizens can share in the benefits of the global economy," May is expected to say according to a senior UK government official.
The prime minister will also say the World Trade Organisation must implement "more efficient processes to ensure freer and fairer trade around the world".
May told Trump earlier week she was deeply disappointed by the tariffs, which Trump's administration says are justified on national security grounds.
May's trip to Canada is set against a deeply uncertain domestic backdrop as she struggles to keep her cabinet together on Brexit and make progress towards a vital deal with the EU ahead of Britain's departure from the bloc next year.
But she will look to draw on one of her few recent political successes to rally support among the G7 group of industrialised nations which brings together Canada, the United States, Japan, Britain, Italy, France and Germany.
Citing the coordinated international response against Russia to the nerve-agent poisoning of a Russian ex-spy in Britain, May will look to reinforce the importance of what she calls the 'international rules-based system'.
She is expected to criticise Russia, which was kicked out of the then-G8 in 2014 after annexing Crimea, and stress the need to counter the Kremlin's "disinformation" during a session on protecting democracy.
"An important part of what distinguishes the G7 is our common belief in defending democracy, free and fair global trade, human rights and the equal value in every citizens' voice," she is expected to say.
May will also use the G7 themes of ocean preservation and women's empowerment to make domestic policy announcements.
(Editing by Stephen Addison)
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