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A history of orthodontic movement where a retainer was not worn long enough.
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Genetics – There may be a common family history of teeth that tend to shift in similar patterns.
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Loss of a tooth – The teeth next to a large space tend to collapse into it and to shift into the gap if it is not replaced.
Tooth decay – Decay may weaken the way the teeth lean on each other.
Bad habits – A tongue thrust or thumb sucking can cause the teeth to tip forward.
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Injury to the teeth or mouth – If you are hit you may loosen a tooth, which can cause it to move permanently.
Periodontal disease – The bone and gum foundation is weakened in this state and can "let go" of the tooth.
We can treat many of these conditions here at Rossen Dental. Depending on your cause, we have a number of treatment options that balance your teeth and bring them to symmetric function. Even if your concerns are simply cosmetic, we can work with you to ensure that your teeth will have the best chance for minimal movement in the future.
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By 2018 the crowns 3 and 4 developed a gap causing food to always stick in their. They were fine when installed. Doctor is telling me that one of those two teeth have shifted due to me grinding. I spent over 12k with him on crowns, fillings, cleanings and more. Can grinding really cause shift on one tooth. I've never had this problem of shifting in my entire life until now. Should I ask the doctor if he didn't install teeth right. Or is it really possible to gap one tooth. ??


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Данные водного реестра
По данным государственного водного реестра России относится к Балтийскому бассейновому округу, водохозяйственный участок реки — Сясь, речной подбассейн реки — Нева и реки бассейна Ладожского озера (без подбассейна Свирь и Волхов, российская часть бассейнов). Относится к речному бассейну реки Нева (включая бассейны рек Онежского и Ладожского озера).

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The UNP working committee that met yesterday decided to restore to MPs Rangey Bandara and Ashok Abeysinghe the party membership that had been withheld as well as to suspend the disciplinary inquiry concerning them.
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Scholar, political science professor, activist
Larycia Hawkins, PhD, is a scholar, a political science professor, and activist. In a December 10, 2015, Facebook post, she declared her intention to don a hijab in embodied solidarity with Muslim sisters throughout the Christian season of Advent. The post initiated a national and international conversation about the nature of God and the possibilities for multifaith solidarity in a time where Islamaphobia, xenophobia, religiously-motivated hate crimes, and racism are more prolific than any time in history. The Rev. Jesse Jackson has called Larycia Hawkins, PhD, a modern-day Rosa Parks.
At the time of her activism, Doc Hawk (as her students called her) was associate professor of political science at Wheaton College (IL), where she was the first black woman to receive tenure in the history of the university founded in 1860 by abolitionists. Two months following the commencement of her embodied solidarity with Muslim women, she and Wheaton College, a Christian university, "parted ways."
Her research confronts the most pressing questions of the day. She explores Donald Trump's ascendance to office in the forthcoming book Trump, Tea Party Women, and the Rebirth of a White Christian Nation, by examining the cultural logics of evangelical Tea Party women, including their discourse around birthing and raising citizens (e.g. white, Christian Americans).
In an era where the contours of American citizenship are actively contested on multiple fronts, Professor Hawkins continues to walk in embodied solidarity with Syrian refugees during a visit to Turkey with the Zakat Foundation; and to speak nationally and internationally, including at the Free University of Berlin, Harvard University, Princeton University, Pomona College, and a TedX talk on her act of embodied solidarity.
Her story is the subject of a documentary film Same God (Midgett Productions) that recently had its world premiere at the LA Film Festival, won the Best Documentary Award at the Bentonville Film Festival, and was a finalist for a jury award at the Cork Film Festival in Ireland. A New York Times Magazine feature, "The Professor Wore a Hijab in Solidarity—Then Lost Her Job," also documents her story. This summer, she is finishing a book on the origin of embodied solidarity, including a visit to Rwanda in 2014, when she witnessed the "miraculous" reconciliation of survivors and perpetrators of the Rwandan genocide.
Recent publications include "Prophetic and Priestly: The Politics of a Black Catholic Parish" and "Jesus and Justice: The Moral Framing of the Black Agenda."
Professor Hawkins is general faculty in the departments of politics and religious studies at the University of Virginia; serves as faculty in the Religion, Race, and Democracy Lab; is a co-convener of the Religion and Its Publics Project of the Henry Luce Foundation; and is a faculty fellow on the Race, Faith, and Culture Project at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture.
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Re Zero Season 3 – Everything Need to Know
October 14, 2022 August 16, 2022 by admin
Are you waiting for Re Zero Season 3? Finally, it is not officially confirmed and the release date of the new season is yet to be announced by the studio White Fox.
In this post, We will discuss whether there will be Season 3 of Re Zero? and other information regarding Re Zero Season 3. But first, you need to know some basic information.
Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World (also known as Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu in Japanese) is a successful adaptation of the light novel series of the same name, written by Tappei Nagatsuki and illustrated by Shin'ichirō Ōtsuka. The series was directed by Masaharu Watanabe and is animated by studio White Fox.
The story is about Subaru Natsuki – a NEET who gets summoned to another world. After arriving in the fantasy-like world, he is killed while trying to help a young half-elf, Emilia. Emilia is a possible candidate to rule over the Kingdom of Lugunica. After an hour Subaru is revived and then he knows about this power to turn back in time. He then uses his powers to protect Emilia and help her to become the next queen of the Kingdom of Lugunica.
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So far, there are only two seasons of Re Zero and two OVAs are available to watch. The first season of Re Zero is aired from April 4, 2016 to September 19, 2016 with 25 episodes in total. The second season is aired in two cours from July 8, 2020 to March 24, 2021 with 25 episodes. The third season has yet to be confirmed and the release date for the third season of Re Zero is unknown.
The two OVAs named "Memory Snow" and "The Frozen Bond" were released on October 6, 2018 and November 8, 2019 respectively.
Let's take a look at some facts and figures to know will there be Re Zero Season 3 or not?
How can we know if there will be Re Zero Season 3?
Re Zero Season 3 Manga & Light Novel
How Many Volumes Of Re Zero Are Available?
Is The Re Zero Light Novel Over?
Which Re Zero Ligh Novel Volume Should I Read After the Second Season of Anime?
Profitability And Sales Figures of Re Zero
Re Zero Blu-ray sales: how well did they do?
Re Zero Light Novel: How well does it sell?
How many copies of Re Zero are in print?
How many Merchandises are Available For Re Zero?
Release Date of Re Zero Season 3
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Looking at the source material status and whether the anime made a good profit are the best indicator of whether Re Zero Season 3 will be released or not.
In 95% of the cases, that information allows us to determine if an anime series will continue and estimate the release date.
So read this article if you want to know the release date of the third season of Re Zero.
First, let's look at the source material.
As you know Re Zero (also known as Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu in Japan) is based on a successful light novel series which is written by Tappei Nagatsuki and illustrated by Shin'ichirō Ōtsuka. It's clear that the source material for this anime is light novels.
There are a total number of 29 volumes are published for Re Zero light novel series as of March 25, 2022. Also, 2 volumes of Manga, 6 short-story volumes and 5 side-story volumes of Re Zero are available.
No, Re Zero light novels are not over yet, it still continues in 2022. Author – Tappei Nagatsuki published the latest volume on March 25, 2022. 3 Volumes were published in 2021 and the last volume was published in March 2022.
You should read volume 16 of the light novel series. Because volume 1 ~ 9 was adapted for the first season of the anime and volume 8 ~ 15 was adapted for the second season of Re Zero.
So if you want to continue the story after the Second Season of Re Zero, you should read Re Zero Light Novel Volume 16 in English.
Keeping in mind the above statistics, we can say that Re Zero Season 1 adapted arc 1 ~ 3, and the second season of Re Zero adapted arc 4. The third Season of Re Zero should start with arc 5 which begins with volume 16 and ends at Volume 20.
Now it's clear that there is more than enough source material available for two more seasons.
Checkout the Re Zero light novels, if you prefer to read the light novel over anime.
Whether season 3 of Re Zero will be released or not? is depend on how much profit the first and second seasons made. So the production of the third season of the anime depends on the profit of the previous season.
Let's examine the Profitability And Sales Figures of Re Zero.
The first season of Re Zero was released in 2016 and managed to sell 12,000 copies per disk.
Around 5,000 copies of blu-ray were sold for the second season of Re Zero. Although, these numbers are only for Japan. English releases of Re Zero Blu-rays are not included in these numbers.
As you can see, the first season did a great job in terms of blu-ray sales. But the second season did not do good, this is because the first season was released in 2016 and at that time, more people prefer blu-rays but for the second season, people prefer to watch online. That's why the second season had more views online.
Approximately, Re Zero Light Novel Volume 27 sold around 35,000 copies, and volume 28 sold over 33,000 copies.
It's not bad, But it's not best for such a famous light novel series.
As of Dec 2021, there are 11 million copies are in print of the Re Zero Light Novel Series.
Due to this, Re Zero is in the top 15 popular Light Novel series.
625 figurines are available. The series has produced more than 3,600 pieces of merchandise. The numbers are actually great.
Check out some amazing figures for this anime series like this: Emilia, Winter Maid Rem, and beautiful Echidna.
Now I can say that the Re Zero series made more than enough profit to get a new season. Not just one season but it can get more than 3 seasons. So money is not a problem for this anime series.
If you enjoy Re Zero Series, I highly recommend checking out Re Zero merchandise.
Re Zero Season 3 has not been officially announced or confirmed. But the sales are good and source material is available, so Re Zero Season 3 should be released in late 2023 or in early 2024. Because two cour seasons takes almost two years to get a new season. That's why 2023 is the most likely release date.
Another reason why it will not release in 2022 is the studio White Fox because the animation producer and a lot of staff left the studio and these staff and producer was working on Re Zero.
Studio White Fox needs a lot of work to make Re Zero Season 3 of good quality because season 2 was not good as season 1. Also, a lot of staff and animation producer left the studio, so now studio White Fox needs good staff and animation producer, that's why it's a very hard job. Maybe the studio will hire some freelancers to make the third season of Re Zero.
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According to the research, we can say that this anime has many fans around the world but as we have described above, it earned a great profit. So there are good chances that season 3 of Re Zero will release in 2023.
We'll update this post if we find out any official statement on the Re Zero official Twitter Account regarding the release of the third season.
Finally, as per the above discussion, we can say that there will be Re Zero Season 3, and the expected release date will be late 2023 or early 2024.
Check out the Re Zero anime merch and Re Zero Light Novels.
You can't watch the trailer of Re Zero Season 3 because it hasn't been released or announced yet. We'll update this post if we find out any official statement on the Re Zero official Twitter Account regarding the release of the third season.
Meanwhile, you can watch the trailer of Frozen Bonds OVA below:
Subaru Yuusuke Kobayashi
Emilia Rie Takahashi
Rem Inori Minase
Ram Rie Murakawa
Beatrice Satomi Arai
Roswaal Takehito Koyasu
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Character Design Shinichirou Ootsuka
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Re Zero Season 3 is expected to be released in 2023. Because Re Zero made a good profit from previous seasons and light novel sales. Although It's officially not confirmed yet and you can't watch this series in 2022 but we hope that the third season of Re Zero will release in 2023 or early 2024. Release dates can vary but there are 99% chances that season 3 will release soon.
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The Scottish Paraclimbing Club, based at EICA: Ratho has released a film showcasing the opportunities for people with disabilities and additional support needs as they climb at Europe's largest climbing arena in Edinburgh.
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A come and try session for para-climbers is being held at the Edinburgh International Climbing Arena on Thursday, 7 December 2017 from 7-9pm.
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Lead climbing season leaders Janja Garnbret and Romain Desgranges returned to the top of the podium, Speed star Anouck Jaubert extended her winning streak, Ludovico Fossali won his first IFSC Speed World Cup and the best paraclimbing athletes in the world inspired in Edinburgh, Scotland, this weekend.
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7 years after the IFSC Youth World Championships in Edinburgh, top sport climbing athletes return to the capital city of Scotland for IFSC World Cup Edinburgh, the fifth Lead and Speed event of 2017. The event will take place on September 23-24 alongside the second Paraclimbing Cup of the season.


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Twelve percent of American workers have been diagnosed as depressed at some point, which has cost companies over $23 billion in absenteeism. Why are workers so depressed? It's not because they don't like their jobs. Nor is it due to heavy workloads. The results of a Danish study show that the bosses' behavior is the main cause of workplace depression.
Work-motivated depression primarily stems from work environments in which the bosses are guilty of workplace injustice. This could mean they practice inconsistent decision-making procedures, lack transparency and cooperation among employees, refuse to consider employees' viewpoints, display personal bias, and treat their employees with inconsideration.
Bosses also can cause workplace depression among their employees by failing to engage their workers. By engaging their workers, bosses show employees that their opinions count. They encourage employee development and recognize employees for their hard work.
Employers should definitely take workplace depression seriously. If they don't, they risk workers compensation claims, high health care costs, loss of productivity, and absenteeism.
Gallup, a research-based, global performance-management consulting company, conducted a year-long phone survey that concluded that one in eight American workers have at one time struggled with Depression. Dan Witters, principal at Gallup, argues that leaders of organizations need to employ strategies to improve their employees' mental health. One such strategy includes allocating the resources necessary for early identification. Witters says, "If the worker is far enough down the rabbit hole, it can be a bad situation for them and for their employer." Other strategies include employee assistance programs, efforts to culturally de-stigmatize depression and its treatment in the workplace, and educating management to address depression.


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Bonny Doon Vineyard
"Grahm's new wines are among the best he's made in years… In three decades of making wine – and waves – his roles included, first and most famously, being an early advocate for Rhône varieties in California, placing him among a group of winemakers known as the Rhône Rangers. His goal now is to focus on terroir-based wines, including a new project at his estate vineyard in San Juan Bautista, Calif., near Hollister just east of Monterey Bay. The latest wines are striking for their structure and individuality, and reunite Grahm with some of the grapes he advocated early on and that helped make his reputation as a serious winemaker. This is the new Grahm, the one he hopes wine lovers will embrace. If he delivers on the promise of his most recent wines, he has a good shot at redemption." (Wine Spectator, March 2013)
"The fomenters of California's great wine revolution have grayed and are gone. The first far-sighted iconoclasts…paved the way and changed the vinous world for us all. They dreamt of what could be rather than what way, and, among those that have followed, few have so passionately picked up the baton and charged ahead with as much freewheeling zeal and outside-the-lines thinking as the irrepressible Randall Grahm. As much as his path may have zigged and zagged over time, he is not one to simply let the latest trend of the day drive him wherever, and there is no question that, from winemaking to marketing, the drummer's beat that he hears is uniquely his own… Grahm's significant role as one of the first champions of Rhône varietals in California. That role needs no great elaboration here as it is widely known and accepted, and the subsequent, still-growing ranks of fellow 'Rhône Rangers' owes much to his groundbreaking work. The wine with which he identifies most closely, and the one which has in so many ways become synonymous with Bonny Doon, is his California version of French Chateauneuf-du-Pape under the now famous guise, Le Cigare Volant. There seems in the evolving Randall Grahm a need to be distinctive and special and a gnawing sense that his wines were not. Not, mind you, that he conveys any desire to change the world, but merely to change his place within it and find something elemental, timeless and true. Burgundy is arguably the most site-driven of the world's great wine regions, and so has its message seduced Grahm. Vin de terroir is his new anthem. Randall has been both questioned and praised in the press as often seeming to be one step ahead of the rest of the California wine industry, but chronically prone to lose focus. We rather see him as neither ahead nor behind, but off on a path of his own—and focus changed is focus nonetheless. We look forward with great anticipation to the next twenty-five years." (Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine)
Greeting, Earthlings! In 2005 Randall Grahm went back to the egg, as it were, and returned his focus to producing estate grown, Biodynamically farmed and produced wines from his Ca' del Solo Vineyard in Monterey. Along with fruit purchased from neighboring vineyards (also of the Organic/Biodynamic slant), the shift in winemaking philosophy is away from quantity and back toward quality. You have probably tried many a Bonny Doon wine over the years, but you have never been to this part of the Dooniverse. Prepare to go where no wine has taken you before. Resistance is futile.
Randall Grahm
Organic:
www.bonnydoonvineyard.com


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Sound system from Audio Pro in all Synsam's stores in Sweden
Audio Pro Business, Synsam
Audio Pro has a collaboration with Sweden's leading optician chain Synsam, which has high-quality, wireless sound from Audio Pro Business in all its 200 stores in Sweden.
Everyone who is involved in some form of retail trade probably knows that it is important to invest in the entire customer experience, not least to compete with online sales. Sound and music plays a significant role in this and can therefore contribute to a better store environment as well as additional sales.
A company that has invested heavily in the customer experience in recent years is Synsam, and at the "Management Events Retail Awards" in October 2019, Synsam was awarded first prize for Sweden's best store concept, "Store concept of the year". In connection with this, Synsam's CEO Krister Duwe says, among other things, that "Synsam's focused work to strengthen the customer experience, to make the store a place which you long for and want to be, is what we aim for every day".
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Maria Tullgren
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Press release, English, Audio Pro Business, Synsam


(THUNDER BAY, ON) – A second person has died following the fire at 18 Taylor Drive.
Thunder Bay Fire Rescue says they don't believe a working fire alarm was in place.
A woman we have been told was named "Carol" was in the intensive care unit and had passed away on Monday afternoon.
The male, John, was pronounced dead at the scene of the fire by EMS.
The fire broke out in the front of the home, and firefighters worked diligently upon arrival in an attempt to save lives and douse the fire.
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FORREST, BARBARASally Clausen Collection
1. 1987-1990 (11 items)
a) March 11, 1987, Morning Advocate, Sally Clausen applies for superintendent's job
b) Jan. 8, 1988, Morning Advocate, Panel nominates Sally Clausen for commissioner of higher ed
c) Jan. 11, 1988, Morning Advocate, Regent to seek delay in Clausen appointment
d) Jan 21, 1988, Morning Advocate, Clausen files new resume with regents
e) Jan. 22, 1988, Morning Advocate, Regents vote 9-5 to hire Clausen for education post
f) Jan . 26, 1988, Morning Advocate, Regent suggested lie detector test for himself, Clausen
g) April 29, 1989, Morning Advocate, Clausen named to ed post
h) July 28, 1989, Morning Advocate, Sally Clausen resigns higher education post
i) Aug. 11, 1989, Morning Advocate, Clausen named to teaching job
j) Sept. 1, 1989, Morning Advocate, Clausen accepts job at SLU
k) Sept. 12, 1990, Morning Advocate, Spending priorities at SLU questioned
2. 1995 (75 items)
a) Spring 1995, Spectrum, The Clausen Era gets under way...
b) Feb. 24, 1995, The Lion's Roar, Smith resigns after nine-year presidency
c) April 2, 1995, Sunday Star, Clausen seeks Southeastern presidency
d) April 6, 1995, The Lion's Roar, Clausen has her eye on presidency
e) April 9, 1995, Sunday Star, Childers seeks SLU president post
f) April 20, 1995, The Lion's Roar, Next SLU president's qualifications under view<>Bill
to protect higher education meets opposition by committee<>Childers makes bid
for SLU presidency
g) May 11, 1995, The Advocate, Clausen 1 of 5 finalists for SLU president's job
h) May 11, 1995, Daily Star, Clausen makes SLU finalists
i) May 26, 1995, Daily Star, Clausen named SLU president
j) May 27, 1995, The Advocate, Trustees pick Hicks, Clausen for posts
k) May 28, 1995, Sunday Star, Leaders laud Clausen
l) June 2, 1995, The Advocate, Sally Clausen lands on feet again- at SLU
m) June 6, 1995, Daily Star, Don't reinstate football
n) June 15, 1995, The Lion's Roar, Clausen neutral with proposed name change & New president has eyes on SLU's future
o) June 27, 1995, Daily Star, Governor fetes Clausen at farewell party
p) June 29, 1995, The Lion's Roar, From the editor's desk & Clausen thanks supporters
q) June 30, 1995, Morning Advocate, Clausen getting raise before new job starts
r) July 2, 1995, Sunday Advocate, Fat-cat pay hikes still inappropriate
s) July 3, 1995, Daily Star, Clausen takes helm at Southeastern
t) July 9, 1995, Sunday Star, pic- Ride, Sally, Ride
u) July 13, 1995, Daily Star, New SLU president wants to reorganize
v) July 16, 1995, Sunday Star, Clausen named board's vice chairman
w) July, 17, 1995, Daily Star, pic- Moving In
x) July 25, 1995, The Lion's Roar, Group to plan upgrade to president's home
y) July 26, 1995, Daily Star, Clausen says house needs renovations
z) July 30, 1995, Sunday Star, Education is growing political issue
2. 1995 continued
aa) July 30, 2995, Sunday Star, Gubernatorial forum planned
bb) Aug. 2, 1995, Daily Star, Amars donate scholarship funds
cc) Aug. 9, 1995, Daily Star, ad- Open House @ Murphy's Seafood Restaurant
dd) Aug. 20, 1995, Sunday Star, Clausen pledges to raise salaries
ee) Aug. 20, 1995, Sunday Star, Reception at Murphy's welcomes new SLU president
ff) Aug. 20, 1995, Sunday Star, Clausen scores at convocation
gg) Sept. 7, 1995, Daily Star, pic- Fanfare Poster
hh) Sept. 7, 1995, Daily Star, SLU officials send apy raise plan to trustees
ii) Sept. 13, 1995, Daily Star, SLU renovations project uncertain, though part of state
funding restored
jj) Sept. 14, 1995, Daily Star, pic- Winner
kk) Sept. 15, 1995, Daily Star, pic- City Club Scholarship
ll) Sept. 22, 1995, Daily Star, pic- Nursing Contribution
mm) Sept. 22, 1995, Daily Star, SLU project funds total $5.7 million
nn) Sept. 23, 1995, The Advocate, Trustees OK raises for five universities
oo) Oct. 1, 1995, Sunday Star, SLU retreat to focus on future of university
pp) Oct. 5, 1995, The Lion's Roar, Students, faculty helped at education forum
qq) Oct. 11, 1995, Daily Star, pic- Fanfare Supporters
rr) Oct. 11, 1995, Daily Star, Business leaders to address SLU classes
ss) Oct. 12, 1995, Southeastern By-Lion, Former president Luther Dyson dies
tt) Oct. 12, 1995, The Lion's Roar, Clausen endorses SECURE plan
uu) Oct. 12, 1995, The Ponchatoula Times, A gift for Southeastern
vv) Oct. 15, 1995, Sunday Star, pic- Scholarship recipient
ww) Oct. 17, 1995, Daily Star, SECURE head: Candidates should back reforms
xx) Oct. 18, 1995, Daily Star, pic- Scholarship Funds
yy) Oct. 19, 1995, The Lion's Roar, Clausen pays respect to Dyson family
zz) Oct. 19, 1995, The Lion's Roar, SECURE brings reform message to SLU
aaa) Oct. 23, 1995, Daily Star, Dyson served SLU with distinction
bbb) Oct. 27, 1995, Daily Star, pic- LPB Agreement
ccc) Nov. 1, 1995, Southeastern By-Lion
ddd) Nov. 5, 1995, Sunday Star, SLU outlines dreams for future
eee) Nov. 8, 1995, Daily Star, Fields will visit SLU later
fff) Nov. 9, 1995, copy of Veterans Day Ceremony program
ggg) Nov. 10, 1995, Daily Star, Foster attends Veteran's Day event
hhh) Nov. 10, 1995, Daily Star, Fields to visit SLU Tuesday
iii) Nov. 16, 1995, The Lion's Roar, Bennett chosen winner of "Big Switch" with Clausen
jjj) Nov. 16, 1995, The Lions' Roar, Clausen spends day taking accounting test
kkk) Nov. 16, 1995, The Lion's Roar, Campus feels loss of Coumes
lll) Nov. 16, 1995, The Lion's Roar, Graduation rate major concern for SLU & Clausen
proud of student hospitality
mmm) Nov. 17, 1995, Daily Star, Clausen gets a taste of student life
nnn) Dec. 4, 1995, Daily Star, pic- Clausen at Christmas Parade
ooo) Dec. 5, 1995, Daily Star, 600 to graduate from SLU & Clausen gets assistant
ppp) Dec. 6, 1995, Daily Star, Clausen's new assistant says state ties should benefit SLU
qqq) Dec. 11, 1995, Daily Star, pic- Honoring a legend
rrr) Dec. 12, 1995, Daily Star, SLU officials push building plans
sss) Dec. 13, 1995, Daily Star, Real progress to accommodate academic growth
ttt) Dec. 14, 1995, The Advocate, SLU president to address SU commencement Friday
uuu) Dec.16, 1995, Morning Advocate, 511 SLU grads urged to "make a difference"
vvv) Dec. 17, 1995, Sunday Star, University installs Sally Clausen
www) Dec. 17, 1995, Sunday Advocate, From BR to Hammond
a) Jan. 11, 1996, Daily Star, Professors, Regents staff tour Turtle Cove station
b) Jan. 12, 1996, Daily Star, MLK march and motorcade set
c) Jan. 21, 1996, Sunday Advocate, College chiefs jockeying to save degree programs
d) Jan. 24, 1996, SLU Faculty Senate Meeting minutes
e) Jan. 24, 1996, Daily Star, pic- Arbor Day celebration at SLU
f) Jan. 24, 1996, Daily Star, pic- Donation
g) Feb. 1, 1996, The Lion's Roar, Regents propose cuts to SLU curriculum
h) Feb. 1, 1996, The Lion's Roar, Clausen sworn in at graduation & SGA votes to
upgrade computer lab
i) Feb.4, 1996, Sunday Star, pic- Dignitaries
j) Feb. 7, 1996, Daily Star, Clausen wants more details on proposed single board
k) Feb. 9, 1996, Daily Star, Faculty Senate cautiously supports single board
l) Feb. 11, 1996, Sunday Star, Foster taps Clausen
m) Feb. 15, 1996, The Lion's Roar, SGA quizzes Clausen on proposed cuts
n) Copy 2- Feb. 15, 1996, The Lion's Roar, SGA quizzes Clausen on proposed cuts
o) Feb. 20, 1996, The Lion's Roar, President lauds bipartisanship & Why Wardline?
p) Feb. 20, 1996, Daily Star, Donor adds to SLU scholarship
q) Feb. 29, 1996, The Lion's Roar, Clausen attempts to secure building funds
r) Feb. 29, 1996, The Lion's Roar, SLU provost accepts post in West Virginia
s) March 6, 1996, SLU Faculty Senate Meeting minutes
t) March 14, 1996, The Lion's Roar, Initial program review favorable to SLU
u) March 14, 1996, Daily Star, Poll: Half of faculty members want SLU name change &
Committee begins search for new Southeastern provost
v) March 16, 1996, The Advocate, Foster names 16 to industry board
w) March 24, 1996, Sunday Star, Clausen prepares to battle for funds
x) March 27, 1996, Daily Star, Clausen defends SLU programs
y) March 28, 1996, The Lion's Roar, Foster to hear budget funding pleas tonight at SLU
z) copy 2- March 28, 1996, The Lion's Roar, Foster to hear budget funding pleas tonight
at SLU
aa) March 29, 1996, Daily Star, Foster visits Clausen's house to discuss SLU funding
bb) March 31, 1996, Sunday Star, 27 SLU programs could face ax
cc) April 10, 1996, SLU Faculty Senate Meeting minutes
dd) April 24, 1996, Daily Star, SLU, Southern form council
ee) April 29, 1996, Daily Star, Tots have tea with Clausen
ff) May 2, 1996, The Lion's Roar, Entergy donation helps set schedule for 1996 Fanfare
gg) May 2, 1996, The Lion's Roar, Clausen praises Pride Day
hh) May 2, 1996, Daily Star, Southeastern plans campus cleanup
ii) May 2, 1996, Daily Star, pic- Donor
jj) May 8, 1996, Daily Star, pic- SGA establishes scholarship
kk) May 9, 1996, The Lion's Roar, Riley unveils education plan
ll) May 12, 1996, The Times-Picayune, High education must be our No. 1 asset
mm) May 16, 1996, pic- Fanfare Donation
nn) May 16, 1996, Daily Star, Community bids farewell to Zaccaris
oo) May 17, 1996, Daily Star, State Budget includes SLU funding
pp) May 24, 1996, Daily Star, Clausen on ethics board agenda
qq) June 2, 1996, Sunday Star, SLU vice president named provost
rr) June 4, 1996, Daily Star, pic- Meeting the challenge
ss) June 13, 1996, Daily Star, pic- Artist's drawing of new gate & SLU gets new directors
tt) June 27, 1996, Daily Star, pic- Rotary Installation Banquet
uu) June 28, 1996, Daily Star, SLU, Southern officials discuss joint projects & Clausen
re-elected SREB vice chairman
vv) July 3, 1996, Daily Star, Legislature comes through for SLU
ww) July 11, 1996, The Lion's Roar, From the President
xx) July 12, 1996, Daily Star, Spikes has led well
yy) July 15, 1996, Daily Star, Development board adds board members
zz) July 28, 1996, The Times-Picayune, High acclaim for an educator
aaa) July 31, 1996, Daily Star, Area teachers attend math camp at SLU
bbb) Aug. 1, 1996, Daily Star, SLU launches site on World Wide Web
ccc) Aug. 4, 1996, Sunday Star, Clausen proud of 1st year at SLU helm
ddd) Aug. 8, 1996, Daily Star, pic- Tourist Commission Helps Fanfare
eee) Aug. 25, 1996, Sunday Star, pic- Welcome to the fold
fff) Aug. 26, 1996, Daily Star, pic- SLU endowment
ggg) Aug. 28, 1996, Daily Star, pic- Hancock Donation
hhh) Aug. 28, 1996, pic- Memorial Scholarship
iii) Aug. 28, 1996, pic- SLU scholarships
jjj) Aug. 28, 1996, SLU Faculty Senate Meeting minutes
kkk) Aug. 28, 1996, Southeastern By-Lion
lll) Sept. 13, 1996, The Advocate, Education problems in Louisiana
mmm) Sept.16, 1996, Daily Star, Council may push for SLU football
nnn) Sept.16, 1996, Daily Star, Singer highlights Black Tie Affair
ooo) Sept. 19, 1996, Daily Star, pic- Swearing In
ppp) Sept. 22, 1996, Sunday Star, Durham shines on road of life
qqq) Sept. 26, 1996, The Lion's Roar, pic- Fanfare Brochure Funded
rrr) Sept. 26, 1996, The Lion's Roar, Coudrain sworn into appointed position
sss) Oct. 1, 1996, Daily Star, pic- SLU scholarships
ttt) Oct. 2, 1996, SLU Faculty Senate Meeting minutes
uuu) Oct. 4, 1996, Daily Star, SLU faculty debates splitting arts, sciences
vvv) Oct. 23, 1996, Southeastern By-Lion
www) Oct. 30, 1996, Southeastern By-Lion
xxx) Nov. 7, 1996, The Lion's Roar, Commissioner gives thanks
yyy) Nov. 21, 1996, Daily Star, Clausen sends message to Loyola's president, pics-
Homecoming Court & Visit with House Speaker
zzz) Nov. 24, 1996, Sunday Star, Community turns out for homecoming
aaaa) Dec. 11, 1996, Southeastern By-Lion
bbbb) Dec. 13, 1996, The Advocate, Ethics panel says Clausen can serve on board
cccc) Dec. 22, 1996, Sunday Star, pic- SLU President's Medals at graduation
dddd) Fall 1996, SLU Profile
eeee) 1996-1997 SLU Annual Report
a) Jan. 26, 1997, Sunday Star, pic- Donation
b) Jan. 29, 1997, Southeastern By-Lion
c) Jan. 31, 1997, Daily Star, Clausen joins panel discussion
d) Feb. 9, 1997, Sunday Advocate, SLU schedules discussion on 'state of the university'
e) Feb. 13, 1997, Daily Star, Clausen serves on panel at education group meeting
e) Feb. 14, 1997, Daily Star, Breaux reception slated
f) Feb. 16, 1997, Sunday Star, Clausen encourages community to participate in university
g) Feb. 18, 1997, Daily Star, Breaux hails education plan
h) Feb.26, 1997, Daily Star, Program aims to reduce need for remedial courses
i) Feb. 27, 1997, The Lion's Roar, Clausen observes cooperative agreement, part of a new
high school pilot program
j) March 5, 1997, Daily Star, Clausen discusses pilot program
k) March 6, 1997, The Lion's Roar, Clausen finalizes Wardline issue <> Petitioners aim to
extend Wardline closing one year <> President exchanges briefcase for bookbag
during 'Big Switch'
l) March 6, 1997, Daily Star, pic- Chefs' Treat
m) March 10, 1997, Daily Star, pic- Unveiling
n) March 16, 1997, Sunday Star, SLU one of 10 sites in nation for Riley 'downlink'
o) March 19, 1997, Daily Star, Clausen, student make 'Big Switch'
p) March 20, 1997, The Lion's Roar, pic- Rock 'n Roar Cooking Contest
q) March 20, 1997, The Lion's Roar, In fairness to our President: An analysis
r) March 20, 1997, The Lion's Roar, pic- 1st World Wide Web application
s) March 23, 1997, Sunday Star, SLU administrator has had varied jobs
t) March 24, 1997, Daily Star, pic- Heart Healthy Winners
u) March 30, 1997, Sunday Star, Dotson joins SLU office
v) April 3, 1997, The Lion's Roar, SLU Social Work program reaccredited by Council <>
Help keep SLU beautiful <> Rock 'n Roar roaring success <> pics- Faculty
Senate resolution, Top Winner, Bike Safety at SLU, Houghton Mifflin Student
Success Winner
w) April 4, 1997, Daily Star, pic- meeting Baldwin
x) April 11, 1997, Daily Star, pic- Award Winner
y) April 22, 1997, Campus Correspondence, SLU Department of History & Government
z) April 29, 1997, Daily Star, Lions, Greenies renew Pontchartrain rivalry
aa) May 15, 1997, pic- Discovering reading
bb) May 18, 1997, Sunday Advocate, SLU graduates 687; honors given for student,
teacher achievements
cc) May 21, 1997, Daily Star, pic- Dean's Award for School of Nursing
dd) July 6, 1997, Sunday Star, Southeastern University names new deans
ee) July 23, 1997, Daily Star, University students take second in business ethics
ff) Aug. 8, 1997, Denham Springs-Livingston Parish News, School Board promotes Wax
gg) Aug. 11, 1997, Daily Star, Foster, legislators deserve praise
hh) Aug. 21, 1997, Daily Star, Overbooked dorm rooms greet SLU students
ii) Aug. 24, 1997, Sunday Star, State leaders show support for Southeastern
jj) Aug. 24, 1997, Sunday Advocate, Clausen and Baliles
kk) Aug. 24, 1997, Sunday Star, SLU gets first endowed chair
ll) Aug. 29, 1997, Daily Star, SLU making expansion plans
mm) Sept. 11, 1997, Denham Springs-Livingston Parish News, Walker High seniors can
earn college credit in math, English
nn) Sept. 11, 1997, The Advocate, SLU chief checks out bar scene
oo) Sept. 14, 1997, Sunday Star, SLU enrollment tops 15,000 mark
pp) Sept. 15, 1997, Daily Star, Clausen will speak during Ponchatoula chamber lunch
qq) Sept. 18, 1997, Daily Star, pic- Phi Kappa Phi
rr) Sept. 25, 1997, Daily Star, pic- Fanfare Donation
ss) Oct. 22, 1997, Daily Star, pic- Commission Gives to Fanfare
tt) Oct. 23, 1997, Daily Star, MBA plans finalized
uu) Nov. 13, 1997, The Advocate, SLU's economic impact on area over $249 million &
SLU to conduct survey of interest in football
vv) Dec. 3, 1997, Daily Star, Grand Prize Winner
ww) Dec.10, 1997, Daily Star, Developmental association dubs Spence Outstanding
xx) Dec. 17, 1997, Daily Star, Southeastern, community college sign cross enrollment
a) Jan 5, 1998, Daily Star, pic- December graduates
b) Feb. 6, 1998, Daily Star, pic- Ag Facility, Please
c) Feb. 11, 1998, Daily Star, pic- Strawberry Festival Presentation
d) Feb.12, 1998, Daily Star, Foster throws weight against SLU football
e) Feb.17, 1998, Daily Star, SLU question: Do we want football or not?
f) Feb. 17, 1998, Daily Star, Football vote meeting must be open to public, says Perrilloux
g) Feb. 18, 1998, Daily Star, Committee: No football for SLU
h) Feb. 19, 1998, The Lion's Roar, pic- Weyerhaeuser grants for SLU
i) Feb. 20, 1998, Daily Star, Clausen revisits football debate
j) Feb. 20, 1998, Daily Star, SLU gets grant awards from Weyerhaeuser
k) Feb. 21, 1998, The Advocate, SLU's president to study findings, decide on football
l) Feb. 27, 1998, Daily Star, pic- Washington Revelers
m) March 5, 1998, Daily Star, Clausen outlines challenges for SLU
n) March 5, 1998, Richmond, National Merit Finalist plans to further education at SLU
o) March 5, 1998, The Lion's Roar, Clausen to determine fate of football at Southeastern
& 'Vision to the Year 200' presented at Spring 1998 Convocation Monday, pics-
Throw me somethin' mister & Cross Enrollment
p) March 6, 1998, Daily Star, pic- University Leaders
q) March 6, 1998, Daily Star, SLU Commitment to Excellence fund-raiser campaign
underway & pic- Easy Rider
r) March 10, 1998, Daily Star, Chamber, Southeastern honor women's history
s) March 26, 1998, Daily Star, pic- Roaring Cooks
t) March 30, 1998, Daily Star, pic- Rock 'n Cruise
u) April 6, 1998, Daily Star, pic- Outstanding Women
v) April 17, 1998, Daily Star, Clausen joins Women, Government Hall of Fame
w) April 23, 1998, The Lion's Roar, Clausen inducted into Hall of Fame
x) April 23, 1998, The Lion's Roar, SLU changes race relations on campus
y) April 26, 1998, Sunday Star, pic- Honoring Pioneer
z) May 6, 1998, Daily Star, pic- Read to me
aa) May 10, 1998, Sunday Star, pic- Hall of Fame
bb) copy 2- May 10, 1998, Sunday Star, pic- Hall of Fame
cc) May 13, 1998, Daily Star, Alario will receive 'Golden Ambassador' award for
dd) May 21, 1998, Daily Star, pic- Alario receives Golden Ambassador Award
ee) May 31, 1998, Sunday Star, pics- Honored individuals
ff) June 7, 1998, Denham Springs-Livingston Parish News, pic- Counselors meet
gg) June 25, 1998, Denham Springs-Livingston Parish News, SLU tops state in some
measures- Clausen
hh) Sept. 2, 1998, Daily Star, pic- Fanfare poster
ii) Sept. 3, 1998, Daily Star, pic- SLU Emeritus Faculty Members
jj) Sept. 4, 1998, Daily Star, SLU gets $120,000 for professorship
kk) Nov. 15, 1998, Sunday Star, pic- Fuentes Honored
ll) Nov. 30, 1998, The Advocate, Blue-jean diplomacy helping Clausen manage university
mm) Dec. 13, 1998, Sunday Star, pic- Speaker of the House Bob Livingston, former U.S.
Rep. Jimmy Morrison, and Dr. Clausen
nn) Dec. 16, 1998, Daily Star, pic- Outstanding Achievement
a) Feb. 1, 1999, Daily Star, pic- Vocational Education Week
b) Feb. 21, 1999, Sunday Advocate, pic- luncheon for Glenny Lee Buquet
c) Feb. 27, 1999, The Advocate, Southeastern sets admissions policy
d) March 31, 1999, Daily Star, Kennedy takes on SLU test & SLU's Clausen tries hands-
on approach
e) April 1, 1999, Daily Star, pic- Business lecture
f) April 8, 1999, Daily Star, Governor vows fairer funding for SLU
g) April 19, 1999, Daily Star, pic- Sunday Jazz
h) May 17, 1999, Daily Star, pic- Dyson Dedication
i) May 30, 1999, Sunday Advocate, Clausen to stay put
j) June 8, 1999, Daily Star, SLU breaks ground for new building
k) June 17, 1999, Daily Star, pic- New Wellness Center
l) June 23, 1999, Daily Star, Jindal puts SLU's outreach at top of unique accomplishments
m) June 30, 1999, Daily Star, pic- Supporting Shakespeare
n) July 29, 1999, Daily Star, pic- A pat on the back
o) Sept. 5, 1999, Sunday Star, pic- Best Wishes
p) Sept. 5, 1999, Sunday Star, pic- Emeritus Faculty Members
q) Oct. 25, 1999, Daily Star, pic- Computers in all dorms
r) Nov. 3, 1999, Daily Star, SLU, Livingston Parish board plan to build literacy,
s) Nov. 14, 1999, Sunday Star, SLU president to receive 1999 Golden Award
t) Dec. 16, 1999, Daily Star, pic- Golden grads- former lions
u) Dec. 17, 1999, Daily Star, 9 SLU graduates earn President's Medals
v) Dec. 28, 1999, Daily Star, SLU graduation rate jumps
w) Dec. 28, 1999, Daily Star, pic- Retirement Celebration
a) Jan. 21, 2000, Daily Star, SLU seeks new A.D.
b) Jan. 30, 2000, Sunday Advocate, Southeastern gives teacher guarantee
c) Feb. 28, 2000, Daily Star, pic- French visitors
d) Feb. 29, 2000, Daily Star, Saints, Hammond swap counter proposals
e) March 13, 2000, Daily Star, pic- Commitment to Excellence
f) April 18, 2000, Daily Star, Domiano receives award for outstanding employee
g) June 6, 2000, Sunday Advocate, Clausen sees big shortage of teachers
h) June 7, 2000, Daily Star, Board violates open meetings law
i) June 9, 2000, Daily Star, Lawmakers give SLU big bucks
j) June 14, 2000, Daily Star, School Board followed meetings law
k) June 15, 2000, Daily Star, Legislators come through for university
l) June 28, 2000, Daily Star, Clausen receives glowing evaluation
m) July 9, 2000, Sunday Star, Clausen, coaches enthusiastically support Pergolizzi
n) Aug. 16, 2000, Daily Star, pic- Enrollment Agreement
o) Aug. 20, 2000, Sunday Star, Southeastern kicks off 75th year
p) Aug. 23, 2000, Daily Star, pic- Back to School, SLU style
q) Sept. 7, 2000, Daily Star, pic- Education Forum gift
r) Sept. 29, 2000, Daily Star, SLU christens 'Galloway Drive' in front of Strawberry
s) Oct. 30, 2000, Daily Star, SLU collects money for scholarships
t) Nov. 22, 2000, Daily Star, pic- Honorees
7. 2000-2001 continued
u) Nov. 26, 2000, Sunday Star, pic- SLU homecoming highlights
v) Nov. 27, 2000, Daily Star, pic- Alumni Awards
w) Dec. 10, 2000, Sunday Advocate, pic- President's Medal Winners
x) Feb. 15, 2001, Daily Star, Architects honor SLU plan
y) March 14, 2001, Daily Star, Nice start, but now it gets hard
z) March 19, 2001, Daily Star, Clausen may fill Jindal's position
aa) April 8, 2001, Sunday Star, Clausen probable ULS chief pick
bb) May 13, 2001, Sunday Star, pic- Cooperation
cc) May 20, 2001, Sunday Star, pic- Academic Honors
dd) June 18, 2001, Daily Star, SLU's Sally Clausen proudest of changes less visible
ee) June 20, 2001, Daily Star, Salute to Sally Clausen- Reception honors outgoing


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Literary Expressions of African Spirituality
Edited by Carol P. Marsh-Lockett and Elizabeth J. West - Contributions by Beauty Bragg; James Manigault-Bryant; Mario Chandler; Darryl Dickson-Carr; John C. Hawley; Kameelah L. Martin; Georgene Bess Montgomery; Melvin Rahming; Erica L. Still; Roberto Strongman and Artress Bethany White
With a focus on the connected spiritual legacy of the black Atlantic, Literary Expressions of African Spirituality leads the way to more comprehensive trans-geographical studies of African spirituality in black art. With essays focusing on African spirituality in creative works by several trans-Atlantic black authors across varying locations in the Ameri-Atlantic diaspora, this collection reveals and examines their shared spiritual cosmology. Diasporic in scope, Literary Expressions of African Spirituality offers new readings of black literatures through the prism of spiritual memory that survived the damaging impact of trans-Atlantic slaving. This memory is a significant thread that has often been missed in the reading and teaching of the literatures of the African diaspora. Essays in this collection explore unique black angles of seeing and ways of knowing that characterize African spiritual presence and influence in trans-Atlantic black artistic productions. Essays exploring works ranging from turn-of-the-century African American figure W.E.B. DuBois, South African novelist Zakes Mda, Haitian novelists Edwidge Danticat and Jacques Roumain, as well as African belief systems such as Voudoun and Candomble, provide a scope not yet offered in a single published volume. This collection explores the deep and often unconscious spiritual and psychosocial connectedness of people of African descent in the African and Ameri-Atlantic world.
978-1-4985-1549-8 • Paperback • March 2015 • $46.99 • (£36.00)
Subjects: Literary Criticism / African, Religion / Spirituality, Social Science / Black Studies (Global), Social Science / World / Africa, Religion / African Religions
Carol P. Marsh-Lockett is an associate professor of English at Georgia State University, where she teaches courses and pursues scholarship in African American, Caribbean, and Postcolonial Literatures. In addition to published essays and articles in these areas as well as articles on Seventeenth Century English Literature, she is the editor of Decolonising Caribbean Literature (Studies in the Literary Imagination 26.2) and Black Women Playwrights: Visions on the American Stage (Garland, 1999). She also co-edited (with Elizabeth J. West) Caribbean Women Writers in Exile: Anglophone Writings (Studies in the Literary Imagination 37.2). She is a former Womanist Scholar in Residence at The Interdenominational Theological Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
Elizabeth J. West received her PhD in English with a certificate in Women's Studies from Emory University. In her anthologized essays, as well as articles in American Studies Journal (Halle-Wittenberg, Germany), CLAJ, MELUS, JCCH, Womanist, Black Magnolias, SLI, and SCR, she focuses on gender, race and class, with particular interest in their intersections with the spiritual in early American and African American literary works. Her monograph, African Spirituality in Black Women's Fiction (Lexington Books, 2011) traces specific African spiritual sensibilities from early to modern black women's writings. She is among scholar interviewees for Georgia Public Broadcasting's 2011 documentary on the seventy-fifth anniversary of Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind. Her article, "From David Walker to President Obama: Tropes of the Founding Fathers in African American Discourses of Democracy, or the Legacy of Ishmael," has been recognized among "Featured Articles in American Studies" (American Studies Journals: A Directory of Worldwide Resources). She is a former AAUW Research Fellow and a ROOTS NEH Summer Seminar Participant (Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and University of Virginia). She has served as a Special Delegate for the Modern Language Association, and she is currently Assistant Treasurer for the College Language Association.
Chapter 1: Introduction: African Spirituality and the Ameri-Atlantic World
Carol Marsh-Lockett and Elizabeth J. West
Section 1: Imagining African Faith Systems in the Postmodern World
Chapter 2: The Gods Who Speak in Many Voices, and in None: African Novelists on Indigenous and Colonial Religion
John C. Hawley
Chapter 3: Reading Spirit: Cosmological Considerations in Garfield Linton's Voodoomation: A Book of Foretelling
Melvin Rahming
Chapter 4: From "Pythian Madness" to an "Inner Ethic of Self-Sacrifice": The Spirits of Africa and Modernity in Du Bois's Late Writings
James Manigault-Bryant
Chapter 5: Rituals of Remembrance: Trauma, Memory, and Spiritual Practice in Zakes Mda's The Heart of Redness
Erica L. Still
Section 2: Integrations of the African and the Western in New World Black Atlantic Writing
Chapter 6: The Body of Vodou: Corporeality and the Location of Gender in Afro-Diasporic Religion
Roberto Strongman
Chapter 7: Hoodoo Ladies and High Conjurers: New Directions for an Old Archetype
Kameelah Martin
Chapter 8: From Africa to America by Way of the Caribbean: Fictionalized Histories of the Diasporic Slave Woman's Presence in America
Artress Bethany White
Section 3: African Deities and Divinations as Forces in New World Black Works
Chapter 9: Expressions of African-Based Spirituality in Edwidge Danticat's Breath, Eyes, Memory
Beauty Bragg
Chapter 10: Waiting for Olodumare: Ishmael Reed and the Recovery of Yoruba"
Darryl Dickson-Carr
Chapter 11: Testing and Changing: Esu and Oya 'Making it Do What it Do' in The Best Man
Georgene Bess Montgomery
Chapter 12: Cuban Utopianism and Haitian Messiah: Spiritual Provocations of Collective Catalyst in Jacques Roumain's Masters of the Dew
Mario Chandler
Exploring the intersection of spirituality and aesthetics in literary texts by African and African-descended writers on the continent and in the Americas, Literary Expressions of African Spirituality offers a new conceptual framework for understanding African and diasporic agency and originality. The essays in this collection challenge, expand, and elaborate on previous conceptions of art, identity, and the African spiritual cosmos.
— Alma Jean Billingslea, professor, Department of English, Spelman College
The editors of Literary Expressions of African Spirituality have created a volume that is essential reading for serious scholars of African American literature and culture because its chapters genuinely enhance what we know about African influences on African American cultural production. This work contributes to interdisciplinary approaches to African American literature. In addition, scholars and students of Africana, Black Diaspora, and Black Transnational Studies, as well as students and scholars of Literary and Cultural Studies, generally, will find it highly relevant. The co-editors' introduction is brilliantly conceived and executed— perfectly setting up the illuminating contributions that follow. I highly recommend it.
— Lovalerie King, director, Africana Research Center, Pennsylvania State University
Marsh-Lockett and West have assembled an impressive collection of critical essays in
Literary Expressions of African Spirituality. These essays serve to illuminate a literary area that has too oft been relegated to the shadows of scholarly attention due to the complexity of spiritual memory emanating from members of the diaspora. In a well-wrought introduction and 11 additional chapters, Marsh-Lockett and West provide an open window of scholarly demystification of African Spirituality.
— Emily Allen Williams, Dr., The University of the Virgin Islands
The 11 essays in this collection explore ways in which indigenous African faith systems inform--and are treated in--black Atlantic literature and film. Most contributors deal with African American and Anglophone black Caribbean texts, so the title is overbroad, and the ambition of editors Marsh-Lockett and West (both Georgia State Univ.) to rethink "critical approaches to African works and their counterparts across the Atlantic" is a little too grand, but there are noteworthy essays here. The leadoff, for instance, by John Hawley--one of only two focusing on African literature--is a concise overview of novelistic engagement with indigenous spiritualities, Islam, and Christianity, referencing dozens of examples from around the continent. Kameelah Martin contributes an informative survey on conjure women in African American novels and films. In a different vein, Artress Bethany White's and Beauty Bragg's essays employ postcolonial, diasporist, feminist, and religious studies discourses in their thoughtful literary critiques of, respectively, Maryse Condé and Toni Morrison, and Edwidge Danticat. Melvin Rahming offers a fascinating "Egyptian/Kametic" reading of a too-little-known collection of short stories, Voodoomation, by Garfield Linton, but it is marred by shoddy proofreading--the title of the book is variously misspelled throughout. Summing Up: Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates through faculty.
Literary Expressions of African Spirituality is a brilliant collection of well written and well-connected essays, a welcome addition to the tiny corpus of critical texts that examine African and African Diaspora spiritualities as reading paradigms of African and African Diaspora literatures. . . .[T]he theoretical postulates provide new ways of responding to African and African Diaspora Literatures. This is a great and welcome addition to African and African Diaspora literary studies.
— Caribbean Studies
The authors manage an impressive collective of spiritual literary history with literature reviews and bibliographies that cover a thorough cross section from related disciplines. The novel is the most consistent genre contributors analyze in the essays, followed by film, and the short story. The selections are regionally balanced, and editors admit its deliberate confinement to African, Caribbean, and African American worldviews with a hint of a future volume that would address the spiritual phenomenon in Afro-European, South American, and Canadian writing. . . .The volume is landmark because it summons our thinking toward myriad possibilities for framing the global African cultural pursuit of things spiritual through a multidimensional layering of comparative epistemology, philosophy, and religious practice that expand literary and artistic genres' interdisciplinary effect. The collection features applications of not only spirituality but also cosmology, healing, transformation, restoration, and a much-needed interventional that reiterates the value of ritual and ceremony in the collective syncretism of African-based resilience and adaptation that responded to the effects of psychological and physical trauma and grief that beset African communities through enslavement, colonialism, and beyond. Represented well by Kameelah L. Martin's essay on affirming the conjure woman as a prototype with early twentieth-century stability and post-1981 innovation, the volume's contribution to literary historiography is valuable. The collection will stimulate debate and discussion on antithetical topics of atheism and pessimism that are also woven into contemporary African world points of view.
— African Studies Quarterly


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One of my favorite Christmas traditions is singing the many Christmas Carols. As part of a Carol group, I sung these tunes countless times in my youth, and now they remain etched in my memory and written on my heart. When I'm decorating my house for Christmas, or baking up Christmas goodies, those songs seem to spill out of my mouth without warning, much to the amusement of my family members. One of those songs spilling out today is Go Tell it on the Mountain.
In 1865, choral director, educationalist and songwriter, John Wesley Work Jr. wrote the lyrics to Go Tell it on the Mountain, and over the years it has been sung and recorded by many gospel and secular performers. The reason I love this particular carol is because the chorus not only celebrates the Nativity of Jesus, but it also instructs us to go, and tell others the amazing news that Jesus Christ is born.
Singing this song made me wonder, am I doing what the song instructs? Am I "telling it on the mountain," this amazing news that not only is Jesus Christ is born, but that He is alive and active in you and me? Do I tell others the story of how my life is forever changed because I follow Him as my Lord?
In his letter to the Corinthians, the Apostle Paul encourages his fellow believers that it is both their burden and their opportunity to tell others about who Jesus is and what He has done for them—how His work on the cross has made them new people.
We, as followers of Christ, are keepers of the story of how Jesus Christ was born. We have His story fixed in our memories and etched upon our hearts. And as such, the story of how He lived, how He sacrificed His life for our sins, and how that sacrifice reconciled us back to God, is a story that needs to be told. We are ambassadors of His story, and God is making an appeal through you and me.
I admit, sometimes I hum my carols to myself, I keep the joy I feel contained within the four walls of my house or the closed up windows of my car. I praise God with my songs, but I have a feeling He wants that joy I feel to spill out, maybe even overflow. He wants me to Go, and tell it on the mountain. He wants others to hear the good news of this season too.
The good news of Christmas is not just the yummy treats, the beautiful decorations and the lefse (a God-ordained delicacy for sure). The good news of Christmas is the story of His birth, of His work on this earth, and of His deep love for us all.
So read these lyrics and sing them out loud if you wish. Take time this Christmas season to tell people why this holiday is so important to you—how being a follower of Christ makes a difference in your life, and how they can experience a new life of their own by placing their trust in Him. Merry Christmas my friends!


The Render Project Coordinator supports the ministry of Faith Comes By Hearing by assisting the Language Recording Department in a special project to create and implement the use of an oral Bible translation software called Render. The person in this position will coordinate all aspects of Render projects with Bible translation partner organizations and other departments within FCBH, making sure that projects are properly identified, set up and implemented. Responsibilities include providing support to participating partners from initial contact to successful distribution of audio files.
Coordinate Render projects at the direction of the Render Operations Manager.
Work with FCBH staff and partners to identify, prioritize, schedule and execute Render projects.
Coordinate all needs for active and upcoming Render project setup, ensuring items on project checklist are completed in a timely manner.
Work with FCBH staff and partners in obtaining necessary permissions for using recordings as sources and in obtaining necessary permissions for recording sources when no recording exists for desired sources.
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This holiday season, don't wander away from sunny Tucson for your good cheer and merriment. December events in Tucson are diverse, exciting, and guaranteed to delight the entire family. Here are a few we don't think you should miss!
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World Famous Painter Highlights the 'Grace' of Black Women With New Work
Cameras followed Kehinde Wiley, a New York-based portrait painter, as he decided to explore the inner and outer beauty of Black women for his latest project.
Kehinde is known for his creating portraits of young Black men, showcasing them in a way that mainstream society rarely does: strong, noble, soulful and heroic. He sets them against and even places them into classical-inspired pieces like a portrait modeled after Jacques-Louis David's Napoleon Crossing the Alps. It's been the main focus of his work for years up until now.
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Recently, Kehinde decided to color outside the lines of his comfort zone by creating pieces with Black women as the subject. The whole process was captured for PBS in a documentary titled "Kehinde Wiley: Economy of Grace."
Through his new work, Kehinda hoped to explore the idea of conventional beauty in the 21st century and expand it.
"In this new body of work, I wanted to look at women in the history of painting much in the way I looked at masculinity in the history of painting," Kehinde said in the documentary, which aired on PBS last week. "What I really want to do in the economy of grace is go directly to the heart of absolute glamour, but also allowing fantasy and play to come into the picture."
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Much like with his male subjects, Kehinde scouted his new subjects on the street. For the project, he found women in Brooklyn, but not everyone was onboard with the idea. The ladies that did decide to participate, though, were in for an extraordinary treat as they got to wear clothes designed by Givenchy's creative director Riccardo Tisci.
This didn't just offer a sense of juxtaposition to the pieces, it allowed the subjects to wrap themselves up in a garment they might otherwise never have access to. However, these pieces, that were designed specifically for the subjects also brought the luxury brand outside of its usual size and fit parameters.
In order for Kehinde to really capture their essence, he got to know the ladies. What he came up with was breathtaking. The finished works, he notes, "are a celebration of Black women, creating a rightful place for them within art history, which has to date been an almost exclusively white domain." See the art come to life and watch the full documentary in the video above!
To view more of Wiley's work visit kehindewiley.com.
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A while back, the Criterion Collection had a sale and I bought a couple DVDs that I'd had my eye on. I've already reviewed a few of the movies I picked up, namely The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp and Beau Travail. But I'd been sitting on the rest for a while now, and it's been a growing annoyance in the back of my skull. So I'm finishing up this week with a light theme! I'm going to be talking about 2 movies I picked up from the Criterion Collection that are surreal experiences from first-time directors released in 1977, starting with Mr. David Lynch's Eraserhead. Yup, that very specific description applies to more than one cult classic.
The story of Eraserhead is… um… there? Kind of? The entire thing feels like a nightmare put to film, but there is a bit of a story that connects all the weirdness together. Henry (Jack Nance) is a weirdo living in a gritty town who has bizarre dreams involving characters the movie calls "Lady in the Radiator" and "Man in the Planet." He has a girlfriend, Mary, who apparently has given birth to… something. A baby? Something. Pressured into marrying Mary, Henry and she take care of–JESUS FUCKING CHRIST, WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT?!
Oh wow. Uh… If you've heard of the movie but haven't seen it, odds are it's because of the infamous "Eraserhead baby." It's a… puppet? That may or may not also be an embalmed fetus of some animal? Lynch has refused to speak on it ever, so to this day no one is quite sure what exactly went into to making that… thing. It cries constantly, which drives Mary away and leaves Henry taking care of it alone. Then it gets sick, and holy fuck, I wasn't sure that thing could get any grosser. More gross? It's a fucking horror show. After a brief fling with the Beautiful Girl Across the Hall and a dream–probably–where Henry's head falls off and is used to make erasers, Henry decides to cut open the bandages wrapped around his child's body and see what's underneath. Pulsating organs, as it turns out, because it apparently doesn't have a solid body. Henry kills the child/creature, and then… I think he dies? Nothing about this movie makes sense, but I'm fairly certain he dies.
This is not a Fahrenheit 451 situation where people have their ideas of what the story means (like censorship) but the author says otherwise (like how Ray Bradbury disagrees). Eraserhead is clearly about something, but Lynch refuses to explain what that is. His refusal to elaborate on it being his most spiritual movie has turned into a meme that you may have seen. It's generally agreed that it's about his fear of becoming a father, which has been confirmed by Jennifer Lynch, David's daughter. A bit dark, but sure. And the Lady in the Radiator symbolizes… um… a lot of things, if you look on the internet. She stomps on mutated sperm, which could be seen as her being Henry's desires or a rebuke of traditional masculinity. She sings a hauntingly simple song, "In Heaven," which could mean she represents death, which is backed up by the film ending with her embracing Henry. But that also could be her representing Henry's desire to abort his child. Sure, it was already born, but it's not like the movie cares about things like "what you think about it" and "logic."
As for the movie itself, it's enjoyable in a morbid way. I can totally see how this became a cult classic. It seems to be designed to be as painfully awkward as possible, so I kept amusing myself thinking of a mandatory high school assembly where the drama club puts on a performance of it. Would teens taking on all the roles make it more or less uncomfortable? Could go either way! The only thing I know for certain is that the anthesis of this movie–the piece of media that is the polar opposite in just about every way–is the "Every Sperm is Sacred" skit from Monty Python's The Meaning of Life. Think about it! Think about it. You know I'm right.
1977, 3.5 stars, Reviews
black and white, body horror, creepy children, drama, dreams, horror, monsters, surreal
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How Croatia identifies the EU?
In 2013 Croatia became twenty eight member state of the European Union. Some high-level officials from Brussels were quick to state that joining Croatia to the EU is a real proof of the continuation of the the united Europe's viability. But hardly Croatia will be able to become in the nearest future a real full member of the European Union. What are the reasons behind this statement?


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                ultimateParentNode.setAttribute('Account Id', a.Ultimate_Parent_Account_Id__c);
            }
            Dom.XMLNode carrierNode = ultimateParentNode.addChildElement('Carrier', null, null);
            if (String.isNotBlank(a.Carrier__c)) {
                carrierNode.setAttribute('Id', a.Carrier__c);
                carrierNode.setAttribute('Name', a.Carriers_Name__c);
            }
            if (String.IsNotBlank(a.CARRIER_S_ID__c)) {
                carrierNode.setAttribute('CarrierId', a.CARRIER_S_ID__c);
            }
            Dom.XmlNode accountNodes = carrierNode.addChildElement('Account', null, null);
            accountNodes.setAttribute('Id', a.Id);
            accountNodes.setAttribute('Name', a.Name);
            if (String.IsNotBlank(a.Account_ID__c)) {
                accountNodes.setAttribute('AccountId', a.Account_ID__c);
            }
            for(Group_Name__c g : a.Group_Plans__r) {
                Dom.XmlNode groupNode = accountNodes.addChildElement('Group', null, null);
                if (String.IsNotBlank(g.Group_ID__c)) {
                    groupNode.setAttribute('GroupId', g.Group_Id__c);
                }
                if (String.IsNotBlank(g.Name)) {
                    groupNode.setAttribute('Name', g.Name);
                }
                if (String.IsNotBlank(String.valueOf(g.Group_Effective_Date__c))) {
                    groupNode.setAttribute('EffectiveDate', String.valueOf(g.Group_Effective_Date__c));
                }

            }

        }
        //System.debug(doc.toXmlString());
        return doc.toXmlString();
    }
}

A: Looking at your query, you appear to be returning every Account in the org and every child Group_Plan__c of each of those. As Salesforce has hard limits on CPU time, number of rows, size of response etc that approach is not going to work if the number of Account and Group_Plan__c records grows as presumably it will.
Breaking the return of the data up into separate responses (and making multiple requests) is generally the way to go. If there is any natural division of the data, supply a parameter that specifies that and use it in the query. Or you can implement a pagination approach "give me 100 Accounts starting at offset 700". Or you might supply a date/time window and only return records with LastModifiedDate in that window so your external app just gets changes (though that would miss deletes).


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