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Lillian L. Lambert, Author, Speaker, and Entrepreneur
No full textLillian L. Lambert, Author, Speaker, and Entrepreneu
Heat seekers: Poems
No full text“Every land / carves a people, marks them heavy like an / accent,” writes Gavin Lambert in his poem, “In Summer We Move Slowly,” and Lambert’s collection explores the connective tissue of that very relationship—the one between a land and its people. On the dirt roads and highways that take us along the continuum from geography to identity (part drunken road trip, part afternoon stroll, part shambling hike, part not-so reliable history tour) he takes us on a journey through a strange and familiar landscape where “Every place is sacred / or near a sacred place.
Heat Seekers
No full text“Every land / carves a people, marks them heavy like an / accent,” writes Gavin Lambert in his poem, “In Summer We Move Slowly,” and Lambert’s collection explores the connective tissue of that very relationship—the one between a land and its people. On the dirt roads and highways that take us along the continuum from geography to identity (part drunken road trip, part afternoon stroll, part shambling hike, part not-so reliable history tour) he takes us on a journey through a strange and familiar landscape where “Every place is sacred / or near a sacred place.
Paroles de Bernard Lambert : un paysan révolutionnaire
No full textLe texte publié est la transcription des paroles prononcées par Bernard Lambert le 4 mai 1981 au séminaire « Luttes dans et pour l'espace rural » de Françoise Bourquelot et Nicole Mathieu à l'EHESS. Un récit de trente ans d'histoire du syndicalisme paysan, qui montre une pensée d'avant-garde, une ouverture sur les problèmes internationaux, une capacité de se projeter dans l'avenir. A former union member testimony and commitment The history of French farmers' unions since thirty years is related by Bernard LAMBERT (1931-1984), a long-time trade unionist, founder member of the union « Paysans travailleurs » and author of the book entitled Les paysans dans la lutte des classes (1970). Bernard LAMBERT's talk to a seminar held in Paris on May 4th 1981 at the EHESS, reveals, through debates put back in their context, his avant-garde ideas, his concern for international problems and his will to anticipate the future
Student Recital (December 10, 2012)
No full textRomanze for Viola and Orchestra / Max Bruch Susan Blazejewski, viola
Sonata for Flute and Piano, Op. 14 / Robert Muczynski Allegro deciso Amethyst Lambert, flute
Portraits in Rhythm / Anthony Cirone 13 Eric George, snare drum
Venezuelan Waltz No. 2 / Antonio Lauro Mark Gavin, guitar
The Virgin’s Slumber Song / Max Reger He / Jack Richards Justine Smigel, soprano
Etude XLII / Garwood Whaley Daniel Maloney, timpanihttps://vc.bridgew.edu/student_concerts/1032/thumbnail.jp
The Night has a Thousand Eyes. / Words by / F. W. BOURDILLON. / Music by / FRANK LAMBERT.
No full textBox no. 6Lambert's lifedates according to https://imslp.org/index.php?title=Category:Lambert,_Frank&oldid=2748425;
published in the series "Series of Short Songs"Frank Lambert: The Night Has a Thousand Eyes; Series of Short Songs; Chappell & Co. Ltd.; music printItem type: book | Content type: music | Writing material: black ink | Counting of pages: page numbersVocal-instrumental score | staff notation | voice; piano"The night has a thousand eyes, the day but one [...]
Syringomatous Eccrine Carcinoma of the Vulva
No full textBackground: Skin adnexal neoplasms of the vulva are uncommon, and malignant adnexal neoplasms of the vulva are rare. Case: A case of syringomatous eccrine carcinoma arising in the perineum is presented, and the literature reviewed. Conclusions: Non-squamous malignancy of the vulva should be considered. All suspicious lesions of the vulva should be biopsied.Peer reviewe
Re-envisioning Cyprus
No full textExhibition catalogue / edited volumeArtists and academics join forces in a common effort to “re-envision” Cyprus. The result is anedited volume and a photography & multimedia exhibition.
The authors of “Re-envisioning Cyprus” come from different disciplines – such asanthropology, social sciences, art history, literature, cultural theory and visual arts. They usevarious methods – some excavate past images, and some produce or comment on newones. They exploit all kinds of materials – such as press, studio or vernacular photos, statues,landmarks, urban constructions and religious spaces. What united them is first their wish tosee Cyprus with their own eyes and with their own minds, rather than through officialisinglenses, or narratives. Second, they are rather interested in photography, and how it can helpour conceptual understanding of the island.
The images each author has selected or produced will be included in the accompaniedexhibition. The exhibition will feature the work of visual artists from Cyprus and abroad andwill be opened by the Minister of Education and Culture, Mr. Andreas Demetriou onWednesday, December 8th at 8pm.
Participating Authors and Artists: Loucas Antoniou, Melita Couta, Johanna Diehl, AnandanaKapur, Phanos Kyriacou, Orestis Lambrou, Chrystalleni Loizidou, Peter Loizos, MiriamPaeslack, Haris Pellapaisiotis, Nicos Phillipou, Sondra Sainsbury, Stefanos Stefanides,Theopisti Stylianou-Lambert, Constantinos Taliotis, Demetris Taliotis and Ellene Tsangarides.
The exhibition is organized by the University of Nicosia (organizer) and the Cyprus Universityof Technology (partner) and is part of the celebration of the 50th year anniversary of Cyprus.The book is published by the University of Nicosia Press and will be available at theexhibition opening.
Editors/ Curators:Peter Loizos (London School of Economics)Nicos Philippou (University of Nicosia)Theopisti Stylianou-Lambert (Cyprus University of Technology)Government of Cyprus, University of Nicosi
Research Fellowship GW Lambert
No full textMy projects are associated with three research themes: psychological stress, obesity and hypertension. While these projects may appear diverse they are linked, both in terms of the significant co morbidity that they share, and that the underlying pathologies are initiated and sustained, at least in part, by disturbances in sympathetic nervous regulation. My research program will focus on these conditions and, in their content, will aim to develop and implement improved treatment srategies in these areas of major clinical need.$AUD 621,458.93Research FellowshipsResearch Fellowshi
Youth incarceration: A look behind locked doors
No full textDouglas College and the New Westminster Museum collaborated to host the Tick-Talk: Crime and Consequences Student Conference, which featured criminology students' presentations on a variety of crime, justice, and social issues. Adopting a fast-paced presentation format, students raised key issues and challenges, described personal experiences, and disseminated unique ideas in a public forum. Presentation topics included the right to legal representation, the over-representation of Indigenous peoples in Canada’s criminal justice system, youth justice policy, and connections between mental health and criminal justice. The conference also included several discussion sessions that generated valuable dialogue among students, academics, practitioners, and members of the public. --- Rebecca Lambert presented on youth incarceration and the reality for troubled youth within Canada's youth criminal justice system. Lambert argued that incarcerated youth are not being adequately prepared for reintegration, and called for appropriate disciplinary measures, transition and reintegration programs, and further resources to help incarcerated youth develop personally and professionally.Not peer reviewe
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