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Home Home Proof Soros Is Behind Riots/Protests Against Donald Trump
Proof Soros Is Behind Riots/Protests Against Donald Trump
Billionaire globalist and messianic financier George Soros' MoveOn.org has been revealed to be a driving force behind the organizing of nationwide protests against the election of Donald Trump. He appears to be driving a wedge among Americans to foment a Socialist political revolution. The hard left has successfully made it racist and hateful to want borders, just as they've made it cruel to not grow the welfare system. They play identity politics, a very dangerous tactic.
MoveOn emails go out to members to tell them where to go for their fake "organic" protest. They have busses for them in many cases, they pay a number of them.
Anti-Trump protestors in Austin today are not as organic as they seem. Here are the busses they came in. #fakeprotests #trump2016 #austin pic.twitter.com/VxhP7t6OUI
— erictucker (@erictucker) November 10, 2016
The signs were printed by the Soros and Creamer groups. They were professionally pre-printed and ready to go on November 9th.
@BeshoyBadie @desjax @erictucker Pretty evident that the signs were printed by Soros and Creamer groups. IIRC Soros linked w/ MB & Huma pic.twitter.com/KgXvIQr2b8
— MEGATRON (@MEGATRONs_SMIRK) November 10, 2016
If you go to the United We Dream website, it doesn't take long before you realize it's an open borders activist organization supported by George Soros. There are many of these and you often find George Soros is behind them. Of this one, there is no doubt that he is.
The organization is dedicated to telling people here illegally how they can evade the law, because it's their right to be here illegally. The organization provides guidance and lawyers for them.
If you go to their twitter page, this is the first tweet that will greet you.
UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS ARE HERE TO STAY
UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS ARE HERE TO STAY#HereToStay
— United We Dream (@UNITEDWEDREAM) November 9, 2016
If you oppose illegal immigration and try to deport any, you are a hater. And they are of course out in the field stirring up trouble.
A George Soros and State Department funded organization, the New America Foundation, has released a report that states white Americans represent the largest domestic terror threat.
NBC News has highlighted the extremely misleading report and described the "biggest terror threat" as "white Americans" who should be sent to Guantanamo Bay. They suggested dropping Predator drones on militia groups along the border. It's propaganda.
The Media Research Center reported that George Soros is heavily funding "journalist" websites to the tune of $48 million and he also funds journalism schools. Since he came to the United States, he has been using this strategy and it pays off. The propaganda site ProPublica, an alleged investigative journalist website, has employees who have won Pulitzers.
But Soros funds foundations that fund other foundations in turn, like the Tides Foundation, which then make their own donations. A complete accounting is almost impossible because a media component is part of so many Soros-funded operations.
Soros' influence doesn't just include connections to top mainstream news organizations such as NBC, ABC, The New York Times and Washington Post. It's bought him connections to the underpinnings of the news business. The Columbia Journalism Review, which bills itself as "a watchdog and a friend of the press in all its forms," lists several investigative reporting projects funded by one of Soros foundations.
Local news reports will point the finger at Soros but the national media will rarely mention George Soros's name in connection with these riots/protests.
Hillary's campaign hired agitators to stir up trouble at Trump rallies as well. Her largest donor was George Soros.
A man from Trump's rally in Fountain Hills, Arizona back in March told ABC News he was given $3500 to protest.
"I was given $3,500 to protest Donald Trump's rally in Fountain Hills," said 37-year-old Paul Horner. "I answered a Craigslist ad about a group needing actors for a political event. I interviewed with them and got the part."
Trump supporters have been claiming that protesters are being paid by the Bernie Sanders' campaign, but Horner disagrees.
"As for who these people were affiliated with that interviewed me, my guess would be Hillary Clinton's campaign," Horner said. "The actual check I received after I was done with the job was from a group called 'Women Are The Future'. After I was hired, they told me if anyone asked any questions about who I was with or communicated with me in any way, I should start talking about how great Bernie Sanders is." Horner continued, "It was mostly women in their 60's at the interview that I went to. Plus, all the people that I communicated with had an AOL email address. No one still has an AOL email address except people that would vote for Hillary Clinton." When asked about the other protesters at the rally, Horner said he saw most of them during the interview and training for the rally.
"Almost all of the people I was protesting with I had seen at my interview and training class. At the rally, talking with some of them, I learned they only paid Latinos $500, Muslims $600 and African Americans $750. I don't think they were looking for any Asians. Women and children were paid half of what the men got and illegals received $300 across the board. I think I was paid more than the other protesters because I was white and had taken classes in street fighting and boxing a few years back"
Horner said the group had a mandatory six-hour training class that had to be completed before protesting at Trump's rally.
"During training we were taught chants to shout like 'Dump Trump' and 'Trump Is A Racist', things like that. We were told how to respond to anti-Trump comments too. If a Trump supporter said something about how great his wall will be, the Latinos in our group would say, 'We're just going to tunnel underneath it.' They even gave me a shirt to wear at the rally which said 'F*ck Donald Trump' along with a sign to hold that said 'Make America White Again'."
The left's rioters/protesters are not generally grassroots. Soros, Hillary's campaign, and the DNC, as we know from Project Veritas, are using these paid political actors to destroy the opposition. It's McCarthyism.
So why isn't Soros in jail? He builds layers in between himself and the thugs which makes it difficult to nail him but this evil man is behind the riots and protests. One man with a lot of money and power can do a lot of damage. The media won't report this. Even Fox won't talk about George Soros except for O'Reilly and Hannity on occasion.
It was hard 2 believe the story's abt George Soros paying 4 the riots in USA Cities but it's true, U would think he would be in jail #MAGA pic.twitter.com/nuuWdg1T0r
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Tj November 14, 2016 at 8:39 pm
Others have made solid connections to George Soros funded groups including … The Communist group …Move On.org
Even Russia Today has made positive ID
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/11/soros-funded-orgs-behind-violent-anti-trump-protests-across-america/
God November 14, 2016 at 10:48 am
GROW UP AND GET A LIFE!
Barry November 13, 2016 at 11:52 pm
I say seize his assets, split them 50/50 w/the Russian Govt to atone for his Color Revolutions souring relations & bringing us close to WWIII, then hand the old Nazi collaborater over to the Russian authorities.
Ttg November 14, 2016 at 10:55 am
It would be better to seize the Clinton assets to compensate for the damage their foreign activities has caused and split them 50/50 with Americans, seeing as they collected money from corrupt anti women, anti gay, anti American gov'ts, then through a chain of laundered resources, the money ended up in the hands of America's enemies.
Deplorable Infidel November 13, 2016 at 6:44 pm
Soros should have been assassinated years ago, however now is a good time too … Why does someone not take him out ?
Wayne Chalupa November 12, 2016 at 12:07 am
George Soros has been a thorn in our government for a long time now , he has manipulated the news media and especially
George Soros has been a manipulator of our government for a long time now. It is time to take him out one way or the other. The demonstrations are getting violent with looting and attacking citizens, this has to stop NOW. GO TRUMP.
jim jeffery November 11, 2016 at 10:38 pm
The FBI should investigate Soros and if proven to be behind these Domestic Terrorist actions, he should spend a few years in jail for the damage he caused!
Judy November 11, 2016 at 7:55 pm
I just want to thank you for all the excellent reporting you do through these amazing times.
Melanie Simms November 12, 2016 at 7:58 am
I'm sorry but these stories and propoganda that suggest its all SOROS is, in my opinion, BS. The REAL issue here is the anger and unrest in America today. And 2 of the nations most unpopular Presidential candidates and the theft of the election from Bernie for Hillary didn't help at all; and it all points to the BIGGEST issue here — GOVERNMENT CORRUPTION. Almost ALL OF IT is corrupt and in bed with big money and trying to point fingers at everyone else in hopes they don't get fired or imprisoned or who knows what else.
I am 50 years old, (young) but haven't seen this much unrest regarding a Presidential election in my lifetime. That said, government has to be careful how it responds to rioters; people do have a right to protest, true but rioters (though I don't agree with their actions) are people at the end of their ropes and ready to do ANYTHING. They can incite civil war. I am frustrated at Obama however for doing, seemingly, NOTHING about this. I think its their way of getting back at the Republicans after a sore loss. If Killary had won however there would be massive riots as well. Again that is how DEEPLY DIVIDED the US is now. Our people are tired of low wage jobs, working 60 plus hours a week and still not being able to have enough money to get ahead. Americans are TIRED of not being able to afford to educate their children. Americans are AT THE END OF THEIR ROPE in my humblest opinion and GOD HELP any US President at this point, but especially Trump; an unpopular President during a horrific time for America. I pray Government and our citizens find a way to work things out and put AMERICANS first for a change. It's getting bad out there and if government isn't willing to do its job and right by its citizens perhaps they should take the money they raped of the American people and leave the US. UGH.
Government up to this point will not do anything about this because they are involved
With all this corruption. Obama,Clinton, Soros move on.org and all Soros other
Groups have been doing this for years. It's part of their plan for the new world order.
Even past preidents are involved. Bush on 9/11 /2000 made a speech glorifying this plan. Yes
We the people are tired of this and our eyes are now open and will be on alert. Trying
To destroy this country has gone on long enough. Get Soros and his Money out of this
Will go a long way in improving things…
sara noble November 14, 2016 at 10:20 am
No one thinks it's all Soros but it's mostly Soros. There is no doubt people are upset but they wouldn't go out and burn things. You're the gullible one if you believe they represent half the nation though the media makes it look that way.
The divisions were fostered by the Marxist-in-Chief for 8 years.
You don't have money because of 8 years of an Obama economy.
When I was involved with Common Core, a well-known Communist took part in the anti-Common Core protests. He had a group of 35,000 Communists who live in the NYC environs he could call up with little notice. That's who you see instigating these protests.
I spent time with the Occupiers and MoveOn was deeply involved. I saw a payoff to so-called protesters by MORE – another Soros-funded org.
Ms Simms you would be incorrect in your thinking that Mr Soros is not behind these riots etc.
Here is the link to the organizations he funds which includes the organizations currently involved in the protests and riots in 11 key cities in the US
http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/viewSubCategory.asp?id=1237
S. Noble November 12, 2016 at 2:18 pm
tony November 12, 2016 at 10:34 pm
You all are really gullible if you think one billionaire is paying all these people around the country, from all walks of life, to come together and protest. Just look at all the pictures of thousands of people protesting, including high school walkouts, etc. Yea sure, everyone in all cities met with Soros and he cut us all a check to protests (HAHA Idiots). Trump was right went he went on record saying "If I ever run for office, I'll run Republican, they'll believe anything." Nice irresponsible reporting Independentsentinel! You're fooling your own people. Shame.
S. Noble November 12, 2016 at 11:53 pm
You're really a dope if you think we think that. Soros, as we know from Wikileaks, is behind uniting many of these groups and funds many of them or works cooperatively with them. There are other dangerous billionaires like Tom Steyer, there's the Socialist Party and its evil offspring, terrorists, the Communist Party and others along with millions of leftists. The school kids have been indoctrinated. My readers are too smart to not think on their own. You are very nasty.
S. Christie November 13, 2016 at 11:51 am
Don't forget "Rule for Radicals" and how well Obama has done with those rules. Then Hillary and her love and admiration for Saul Alinsky. long dead but many "useful idiots", still trying to accomplish his goals.
Ashley November 14, 2016 at 9:43 am
look who's the gullible one. That quote was fabricated and false. Its a meme. Maybe go back and do some actual research instead of believing everything you hear, then regurgitating it back into the world. Ignorance like that is why there are protests and riots in the streets. A raunchy meme or fabricated quote catches the attention of the mentally enslaved morons, who cant wait to share their new founded lies, and the consequences hurt everyone except the idiots spewing the false narrative. I challenge you to spend a day researching George Soros. And maybe try more than one source ya? America isn't his first rodeo.
What quote are you referring to?
It would appear that YOU are the gullible one. You have not even fact checked that statement, supposedly by Trump. Well here, I've done some homework for you: http://www.factcheck.org/2015/11/bogus-meme-targets-trump/
Lets see it's only 11-12 major cities with a few hundred bussed into each city with a reported 8000 in California they are reportedly being paid 15/hr … Working 2-5 hours/day
Now only the Organizers get paid assuming 1 organizer per 30 people, that adds up to 350 or so paid organizers,
Assume 5 hr day that's roughly 26 k per day nation wide easy expense for a multi billionaire
Amanda November 16, 2016 at 2:34 pm
You do realize that "quote" from Donald Trump was a fake, right? Amy Schumar admitted it. And no, not all protests are caused by financed actors, but that doesn't mean that there aren't any. Whether Soros is behind any of them or not, I believe some of the protesters were paid. Albeit not all of them obviously. There probably would have even been protests had Hillary won as well. Who would they say financed some of those protests had Clinton won is beyond me.
Thousands of the rioters are paid, many are through Soros.


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Оскар Потіорек ( 20.11.1853, Бад-Блайберг — 17.12.1933, Клагенфурт) — австро-угорський генерал (фельдцейхмейстер) словенського походження. Генерал-губернатор Боснії і Герцеговини у 1911—1914 роках, учасник Першої світової війни.

Біографія

Ранні роки
Оскар Потіорек народився у Бад-Блайбергу у німецько-словенській сім'ї гірничого чиновника. Здобув освіту у Технічній військовій академії (1867 рік). У 1871 році отримав звання лейтенанта. У 1875 році розпочав навчання в Академії Генерального штабу, яку закінчив у 1877 році, після чого продовжив службу у Генеральному штабі.

У 1883—1886 роках служив у 17-му, а у 1890—1891 роках — у 7-му піхотному полку. Він зарекомендував себе хорошим штабним працівником, і у 1886 році був переведений у Оперативне бюро Генерального штабу, а у 1892 році став його начальником.

З 1898 року — командувач 64-ї піхотної бригади. З 1902 року — заступник начальника Генерального штабу. З 1907 року — командувач 3-го армійського корпусу, розміщеного у м. Грац. У 1909 році отримав звання фельдцехмейстера.

З 1910 року Потіорек — інспектор армії в Сараєво, в 1911 році був призначений генерал-губернатором Боснії і Герцеговини.

Вбивство Франца Фердинанда

У 1913 році Потіорек запросив ерцгерцога Франца Фердинанда взяти участь у військових навчаннях, які мали відбутись 26-27 червня 1914 року.

28 червня 1914 року Потіорек перебував в одній машині з Францом Фердинандом та його дружини Софія Хотек і став свідком їх убивства. Пізніше на суді Гаврило Принцип заявив, що куля, яка влучила у Софію Хотек, призначалась для Потіорека.

Після вбивства ерцгерцога Потіорек виступив одним з організаторів сербських погромів. Він організував загони допоміжної міліції (), які взяли участь у репресіях сербів. Внаслідок репресій більше 5 500 сербів були арештовані, 460 чоловік були страчені, від 700 до 2 200 чоловік померли в ув'язненні. Більше 5 000 сербських сімей були змушені покинути Боснію.

Перша світова війна
Незважаючи на відповідальність через неналежну охорону ерцгерцога, Потіорек залишився на своїй посаді. З початком мобілізації у серпні 1914 році він був призначений командувачем австро-угорських військ на Балканах та командувачем 6-ї армії. Початково під його командуванням перебували 2-га, 5-та та 6-та армії, але з початком мобілізації в Росії було вирішено відправити 2-гу армію на схід. Таким чином, під командуванням Потіорека були 5-та (80 тис. чоловік) та 6-та (60 тис. чоловік) армії, але частина військ 6-ї армії була розгорнута проти Чорногорії.

28 липня австро-угорські війська обстріляли Белград, а 12-го серпня розпочали наступ на Сербію. Оскільки залізниці з Балкан в Галичину, куди мала бути передислокована 2-га армія, були перевантажені і відправка військ затримувалась, Потіорек вирішив використати частину військ для наступу на Сербію.

5-та і 6-та армії наступала з Боснії, а частини 2-ї армії зі Срему. Сербське командування очікувало, що австрійці будуть наступати з півночі, де була рівнинна місцевість. Натомість Потіорек вирішив наступати із заходу, де місцевість була гористою. Біля гори Цер сербські війська зупинили та розбили австро-угорську армію.

Перегрупувавши війська, Потіорек 7 вересня розпочав новий наступ на Сербію. Серби 2 місяці стримували наступ австрійських військ, але зрештою були змушені відступити. 30 листопада був захоплений Белград.

Проте 3 грудня розпочався сербський контрнаступ, в результаті чого 15 грудня 1914 року Белград був звільнений. Австо-угорські війська знову були вигнані з території Сербії, втративши більше 60 000 чоловік убитими та 46 000 полоненими.

Завершення служби
Поразка викликала невдоволення австрійського командування і 27 грудня 1914 року Потіорек відкликаний з поста командувача, а 1 січня 1915 року відправлений у відставку.

Він повернувся до Австрії та оселився в Клагенфурті. Потіорек дуже переживав за свою поразку та відставку, і за спогадами сучасників, декілька разів намагався скоїти самогубство. Він вів усамітнене життя. У себе в квартирі він зберіг диван, на якому помер смертельно поранений Франц Фердинанд.

Оскар Потіорек помер у 1933 році у Клагенфурті, де й був похований. У 1966 році його прах був перепохований на цвинтарі Терезіанської академії у Вінер-Нойштадті.

Нагороди
 Великий хрест ордена Леопольда (1913, Австро-Угорщина)
 Командорський хрест Королівського угорського ордена Святого Стефана (1906, Австро-Угорщина)

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Джерела
 Кто был кто в Первой мировой войне / К. А. Залесский. -М.:ООО «Издательство АСТ»; ООО «Издательство Астрель», 2003. — 894 с., 32 ил ISBN 5-17-019670-9

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An Anthology of the Los Angeles Literature
Home › Essays › An Anthology of the Los Angeles Literature
In this anthology, I present Los Angeles as a hardworking city with very dedicated inhabitants. The city is, however, full of dissatisfaction from the people towards the police. The police in the "Twilight" are seen beating up Rodney King in a very brutal manner. A lady is saying "I knew it was wrong."
The words depict Los Angeles as a city where the police are brutal as against the civilian population. The hardworking nature of Los Angeles is espoused in the "the face" by Santiago Baca, where the writer quotes "I emerged from the black oil pools in the forgotten house of dreams…" Santiago describes his life from humbleness to richness and being a good writer. Santiago, having been raised by grandparents and being imprisoned, still chose not to give up in life. He strived a lot by trying to be a poem writer back in prison and, later on, by becoming one of the best writers. The story brings out Los Angeles as a place where there are no hopeless people. American people are so industrious, and everyone is determined to be successful in life. The exposition of the aggressive nature of the Los Angeles population comes out in "what makes Sammy run?" In this book, Sammy defies all orders of poverty to become one of the best producers in Hollywood. The Youngman begins by being a writer which job he later on abandons and becomes a radio presenter and finally making a transition to Hollywood. No persons seem, however, to understand Sammy.
The city of Los Angeles also takes pride in self-respect, a sense of humanity and love. For example, in her paper "self-respect" Joan Didion says that the "self-respect is what our grandfathers instilled in us…" Joan espouses on her essay by saying that people who respect themselves will not care whether Indians are hostile to America or not. People with self-respect are courageous and do not need to bend low to politicians in order to satisfy their needs. According to her, self-respect is everything. In summary, self-respect drives away racism, discrimination, and hatred. The article by Wambaugh, titled "the Centurion", also demonstrates a sense of humanity towards the police. The writer defends the police by stating that the police are exposed to a lot of danger in their attempts to keep peace. He says there is a need to view the police as people who are also humans and whose aim is to maintain order. The civilian population in Los Angeles, therefore, is urged to respect the police.
Los Angeles also depicts black people as being very hard-working and remorseful. The story of Mosley "Always outnumbered. Always outgunned", the author presents a theme of remorsefulness and love to a man who suffered jail for 27 years but still while he marched out, he chooses to forgive and mentor people in society. He was against police brutality and very kind to everyone. Despite having lost a lot of time in prison, he is determined to find a job. Socrates, the main character in the book, offers a lot of advice to Darryl and assists him not to live the life that Socrates himself has lived.
The question of discrimination in Los Angeles has however also been brought out in several pieces of work. In the "Twilight" for example, the killing of Rodney King by the four white policemen brings out racism. The police are left free even when they are guilty simply because they are whites. In "Little Rome" by Watts, the story of the burning of Watts once again shows racism and police oppression in America. In fact, it represents Los Angeles as a very violent city.
The work by Himes, however, corrects the misunderstanding of them people toward Los Angeles by terming the city as full of racism. In the book, a Swedish lecturer invites a white to a hotel for lunch simplifying that the restaurants are open to all. The young black man also takes the food of his choice in a hotel of his choice.
The Twilight 1992
"It was such an oppressive atmosphere. I knew it was wrong. Whatever he did. I knew it was wrong. I just knew in my heart. This is wrong…" (Twilight: Loss Angeles .1992 pg. 50)
The words represent oppression of Rodney King by the police. Rodney King was an African American and the scene in the play reflected the kind of prejudice that the white policemen had towards the black people. The whole picture brings out the discriminative and oppressive nature the whites towards the black people. The racism is exposed as the four policemen who are responsible for this act were left free. This leads to demonstrations in the streets of Los Angeles protesting the police oppression of the black people. The theme of racism and police oppression reflected in this quote runs through the whole of Smiths book. The excerpt was lifted directly from the words that were said at the scene when Rodney King suffered torture. The aim of the play is to use theater entertainment as a means of informing people about co-existing in harmony and fighting injustice based on race by all means.
Watts- little Rome
"As in the days of Moses, I cry unto Thee, Oh! Almighty God! Tell them to "Let Thy people go." Bring back and instill in the memory of our government, Dear God, The fall of Rome in the days of Nero. Wake the people, Oh, Lord! For you have placed in our hands a weapon of desires for freedom, justice, and equality." (Watts- little Rome)
The quote is meant to demonstrate the discrimination that took place during the burning of Rome. It compares with the story regarding the burning of Watts in 1965. The story is a reflection of how racism plays a part towards of the oppression of blacks as well as the falsification of Christians in Rome. In Watt's exposition, the black people and the Hispanic people of have been the target of police oppression. The writer brings out the story in a manner reflecting the crash of the American society. During the Burning of Watts, prices had dramatically increased. Instead of being the guardians and the protectors of the people, the police have lost the sense of humanity and have now turned around toward the black people. The author, McKellar, fights for justice for the population of Rome during the Roman civilization and for the freedom from the oppression. In America too, McKellar seeks to end discrimination based on color in America.
Talk to me, Anna Smith, 2000
"I think we can learn lot about a person at the very moment that language fails them. In the very moment, they have to be more creative than they would have imagined to communicate…" Talk to me, 2000
The theme exposed in this quote is attentive listening. Smith has spent a large part of her life listening to people, including her parents and other people surrounding her. She discovers that there is a considerable talk in silence, unlike uttering the words. The theme arises out of her solitary life in Baltimore where she spent life alone. She, therefore, grew up devising means in which she would get communication from silence. The silence communication is the creativity as per Smith
Self-respect, 1968 by Joan Didion
"Self-respect is something that our grandparents, whether or not they had it, knew all about. They had instilled in them, young, an individual discipline, the sense that one lives by doing things one does not particularly want to do, by putting fears and doubts to one side, by weighing immediate comforts against the possibility of larger, even intangible, support."
The above quote appears in Joan Didion's essay titled "Self-respect". The article reflects on the character of oneself. Joan Didion seems to express that Self-respect is one of the virtues that makes an individual tight in all matters of life. According to her, everyone must take responsibility for their lives and not to rely on politicians. Didion wrote the essay as a way of fighting for the justice of the Indian people, who were trickling in America. She argues that self-respect allows the American people to live in harmony with the Indians. Self-respects, according to the author, is the primary value. She indirectly suggests that the fight against racism and discrimination in America can only cease if people had self-respect.
The Centurion by Wambaugh, 1979
"Gus, do you think policemen are in a better position to understand criminality than, say, penologists or parole officers or other behavioral scientists?" The Centurions by Wambaugh
Unlike other writers who always criticized and portrayed the police as being inhuman, Wambaugh had more positive views of for the policemen after witnessing the Watts riots. He expresses the plight of the young policemen who are exposed to a lot of danger on the streets while calming a riot, arresting people and, in the end, who die from a bullet and do not have a pension. The above mentioned quote is meant to provoke the mind of the reader to reconsider the plight of the policemen on the streets. The result, however, is a mockery on the police. In his book the centurion, the writer notices the people calling the police "pig" during the Watts riots. The author tries to break away from the common abuse of the police by the people towards showing the importance of the police in our society today.
"The face" Santiago Baca
"I emerged from the black oil pools in the forgotten house of dreams in the wild backcountry of the heart. I am heir to the sun, child of Mother Earth and the Mayan galaxy. All the mountain cures and healing waters and winds and junipers run deep in my bloodstream." The face, 2013
This quote comes from "The face" by Santiago Baca. The primary theme is a love for life. In this book Santiago primarily describes his own life. He imagines all the hardships he has gone through in course of his life. He begins from being an orphan at a very young age. The conditions in which he was raised up by his grandparents were harsh, but he managed to survive. He says he survived what many people could not have. He remembers being imprisoned together with death row inmates, but he did not give up in his life. He chose to push on and advance his writing skills. He started writing poems while in prison. After overcoming all the hardships, Santiago recollects in this book, his love for life. That's why he says from the quote that he emerged from a forgotten house of dreams. He believes he belongs to the universe since he lacks parents. Indeed, the theme of love is reflected throughout Santiago's story.
Always outnumbered, always outgunned. Walter Mosley, 2010
"You stood up for yourself Darryl…that's all a Blackman could do. You always outnumbered. Always outgunned" Always outnumbered. Always outgunned, 2010.
This quote reflects the Socrates' life of redemption. The theme being depicted is one of guilt, love and injustice. Socrates' life in prison for 27 years has taught him a lot in life. He feels very guilty about himself. He spent a solitary life but meets a friend called Darryl. Darryl is a young boy whom Socrates had always advised. He stays in a 2 roomed house in poverty after searching for a job for a long time. He believes that the life of a black person is a life of struggle. By their very nature, black people are meant to be strong and resilient. In reality, however, they are always overpowered by the whites. He saw the dedication of Darryl when Daryl shot and killed a rooster. He always advised Darryl about good morals and to always be strong as a Blackman. He, however, hated the police and always defended the people against the police.
What makes Sammy run? Budd Schulberg, 1990
"I thought of him as a mangy puppy in a dog eats dog world. I was modulating my hate for Sammy Glick from the personal to the societal… I no longer even hated Rivington Street but the idea of Rivington Street, all Rivington Streets of all nationalities allowed to pile up in cities like gigantic dung heaps smelling up the world, ambitions growing out of the filthy and crawling away like worms."
This quote, from the book "What makes Sammy run", is a portrayal of the theme of dedication by a young Jewish man who beats all odds and becomes a producer in Hollywood. Sammy comes from a poor background and is exposed to a lot of racism on the grounds that he is a Jew. He defies being limited by the society and forces his way to success. The manner in which Sammy in described in the above quotes represents the life of a very desperate man. But later on he makes success. The only problem is that people have never understood why Sammy is so resilient. The theme of the whole book, however, is dedication and resilience.
The day of the Locust by Nathaniel West, 2013
"Yet, despite his appearance, he was a very complicated young man with a whole set of personalities, one inside the other like a nest of Chinese boxes." The day of the Locust, 2013
This quote represents ambition. The general theme that unfolds in this book is ambition. We see some people who are too ambitious for life that they end up being disappointed. The nest of Chinese boxes refers to the great dreams that a young man possesses. It is a story of dedication. Tod and Homer are the main characters who bring out these themes. The bad thing is that none of them achieved their desired dreams, and they ended up being disappointed in life. It is a book that shows the dedication of the people at a time of depression and economic instability in Los Angeles. Tod also creates a painting called "Burning Loss Angels" where he says that despite a belief that people who travel to Los Angeles seek death, he chose to make a living. People always thought Hollywood was the greatest employer, but riots and violence occur in Hollywood, destroying everything and leaving people unemployed. The theme is one of depression.
Launching at the Ritzmore, Chester Himes, 1973
"I believed what several people had told me that, namely, that the Baltimore had no discrimination…" Chester Himes, Lunching at the Ritz more."
This quote presents a confirmation that there is no discrimination in Los Angeles and in America in general. The discrimination based on color is a theme that runs through the book. The story revolved around three people, one white and employed, another white but in college and the third person being a black man roaming around. The manner in which the African American is depicted in the book as just walking around Los Angeles demonstrates the black people as being lazy, while white people are being hardworking. The book, however, tries to portray Los Angeles as a discrimination-free city. We see an African American student marching into a hotel of his choice and ordering the food of his choice. This brings out a theme of equality and togetherness in Los Angeles.
In conclusion, indeed, Los Angeles has a rich culture of diversity, togetherness, brotherliness, and self-respect. Despite the various allegations of racism, the above mentioned works depict the industrious nature of Los Angeles where people are committed to making their dreams come true. They cherish self-respect and love. Though the city suffers a lot of depression and riots, it has managed to stand tall as a great city. Indeed, Los Angeles has a lot of literature reflecting its diverse culture.
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Dr Bell was born in upstate New York, but lived in Western Massachusetts throughout his childhood. He played many sports that included soccer, football and golf in the summer and skied in the winter. He went to school at Pittsfield High School, Tufts University in Medford, Mass and Tufts Medical School in Boston. Dr. Bell became a pediatrician because kids are fun and resilient. He believes that pediatricians can influence their future health and well-being. He joined Palm Beach Pediatrics in 1987.
Dr. Bell met his wife while in medical school where she was a pediatric intern in Boston during a pediatric hospital rotation. They began dating as soon as that rotation ended and eventually married. Dr. Bell's three children are now in their late twenties and early thirties. His oldest daughter is pregnant with his first grandchild! His memories of parenting are now a blur. He remembers that they were so busy and the kid's schedules were so busy that in hindsight, they don't know where we found the energy. Their children played almost every sport and the girls danced from about age 5 until they graduated from high school. Each of their kids had their own unique personality so they always kept them guessing. Now that they are young adults, they are beautiful people despite the many parenting mistakes Dr. Bell feels he made!
When not working, Dr. Bell and his wife enjoy traveling, especially visiting their kids in New York. While there they try to see a Broadway show and visit a museum. They love going to Maine, Cape Cod and Western Massachusetts in the summer.
One of my favorite experiences at PBP (Palm Beach Pediatrics) is seeing kids grow from babies to young adults and reminiscing with their parents.
Dr. Bell is very kind and compassionate.
From the first time we met Dr. Bell, we loved him! He is the best pediatrician ever!
We love Dr. Bell! He is very thorough and really cares. He always listens to my concerns and makes me feel comfortable with his diagnosis of my children.


France is going to import shale gas coming from the US.
EDF and Engie (former GDF Suez) signed contracts with US-based firms allowing importing shale gas in France, and the French government, major shareholder in both enterprises, did nothing to prevent them.
Keep in mind that, as they can't invest in shale gas exploitation in France, oil companies of France, like TOTAL, invested heavily in the America's shale boom, as well in the North as in the South of the continent. Together they invested more than 4 billion dollars in the exploitation of non-conventional hydrocarbons in the US.
And yet, all of us, governing as well as governed, know that shale gas and oil as well as all the other non-conventional hydrocarbons are an economic, environmental and health aberration. Proof is that our struggle permitted the adoption, in 2011, of the law prohibiting hydraulic fracturing, the law Jacob.
Likewise we noted that recently Mrs Royal, French Minister of Environment and Energy, reaffirmed that this technique is now prohibited in France and will be in the future as well. So we all agree about this point.
And still, France presided the COP21, the international conference on climate issues. It was under French leadership that the 195 represented countries adopted an international treaty which gives a framework for the transition towards low-carbon economies, aiming to keep –if still possible- global warming under 2°C. Bear in mind that scientists of the utmost integrity agree that, to reach this goal, 80% of the reserves of hydrocarbons shouldn't be extracted but stay where they are.
But the Collectif07 continues to claim high and clear : NOT HERE, NOT ELSEWHERE.
Consequently, the Collectif07 asks the French government to show coherence and do everything to prevent this import of American natural gas produced by means of hydraulic fracturing.
This action would put France in harmony with its engagements on energy-transition taken during the COP21, and would engage us on the virtuous path of real de-carbonization, based on efficiency and frugality in energy use.
Let's not forget that, for the sake of future generations, we're held to preserve the climate balance and so, life.


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Henry Sidgwick, (1838–1900), philosopher, classicist, lecturer and fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and supporter of women's university education, is well known for his Method of Ethics (1874), a significant and influential book on moral theory. First published in 1883, this work considers the role the state plays (and ought to play) in economic life, and whether economics should be considered an Art or a Science. Sidgwick applies his utilitarian views to economics, defending John Stuart Mill's 1848 treatise of the same name. The book calls for a return to traditional political economy by eliminating 'needless polemics'. Sidgwick also outlines the need to bridge the gap between his analytical or deductive method and the inductive method employed by Mill's critics, the new generation of economic philosophers including John Elliot Cairnes and William Stanley Jevons. The second edition, reissued here, was published in 1887.
1. The present state of economic controversy in England and the special aim of the present work
2. The scope of political economy
3. The method of economic science
Book I. Production:
1. The theory of production
2. The definition and measure of value
3. Wealth
4. Causes of variations in production
5. Capital
6. Laws of production
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2. Theory of exchange value or material commodities
3. Theory of international values
4. Definition of money
5. Value of money
6. Interest
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8. The remuneration of labour
9. Particular wages and profits
10. Monopoly and combination
11. Transient and local variation in distribution
12. Custom
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1. The art of political economy, as here treated, consists mainly of the theory of what ought to be done by government to improve production or distribution, and to provide for governmental expenditure
2. The system of natural liberty considered in relation to production
3. The relations of government to industry
4. Important cases of governmental interference to promote production
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7. Economic distribution
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Lately we've been basing our days off the fickle Minnesota weather. One day we're traipsing through the grass in our bare feet, in awe of the budding colors spattered throughout the landscape. The next day we're grumbling about the white snow cloaking the freshly turned green grass. Every time spring triumphs over winter, we're outside celebrating, soaking up every single morsel of the day. Soon, very soon, winter will lose more and more, and our feet will consistently bask in the warmth of the sun-kissed grass.
Here are some of our spring triumphs. Throwing rocks in the freshly thawed river. Taking the bikes out for their first rides of the year. Picnics. Parks. Puddles. Superhero saving the world one grocery shopping trip at a time.
Nearly a decade ago now I married my best friend. And on holidays we'd do things that parents do with their young children, as if it were a dress rehearsal for the real thing. Mostly these things were my ideas and Dave just played along, but I'd think about the years in the future when we'd continue these traditions with our little ones participating. One of those things was an Easter basket scavenger hunt.
All those years ago when it was just my husband and I devising individual hunts for each other, I didn't fully understand the potential of adding our children into the fold. This Easter we carried that tradition along again. It always starts with a letter from the ever elusive bunny, the first clues written at the end. Then it's a mad dash from one hidden egg with a clue leading them to the next. This was the first year we did two separate hunts for the boys. I went with one kid while Dave went with the other. Squeals and tiny foot steps could be heard throughout the house as one kid solved the clue and ran to the next. At the very end were their baskets, filled with all their favorite goodies.
Every year since our children have participated in this tradition started a decade ago, I remember the young newlyweds running through their small two bedroom house, scavenging for the next clue. It never fails to put a smile on my face.
And just like all the years past, we piled into the van, amped up on the sugar from the chocolate bunnies and Peeps, and drove to my Aunt Velda's house for time spent with my big, fat, crazy extended family. I say each holiday is my favorite, but Easter really might be the very best.
Daddy received a letter from the Bunny himself asking if he'd help out once again this year.


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Alexander Muirhead
Memorial at West Norwood Cemetery.
Alexander Muirhead (1848-1920), electrical engineer
1848 Born on 26 May at Barley Mill, Saltoun, East Lothian, son of a farmer, John Muirhead, Senior.
By 1857 his father had joined the Electric Telegraph Co in London as a superintendent.
1863 attended University College School
1869 Graduated at University College, London with honours in chemistry
Studied natural sciences at St Bartholomew's Hospital laboratory, obtaining his DSc (in electricity) in 1872. While there he attached wires to a feverish patient's wrist to obtain a record of the patient's heartbeat, probably the first ever electrocardiogram.
Scientific adviser to the firm of telegraph engineers founded by his father, with Josiah Latimer Clark and W. M. Warden - Warden, Clark and Muirhead
1875 Alexander was recognized worldwide as an expert in submarine cables, after he and H. A. Taylor patented a system that had been developed by Alexander, his father and his brother John.
Pioneered the electrical standard for capacity.
After Warden, Clark and Muirhead became Latimer Clark, Muirhead and Co, Alexander was made a director.
1882 Alexander set up an independent consultancy in Westminster.
1894 The cable companies persuaded Alexander to set up his own manufactory Muirhead and Co
From 1894 Muirhead became involved in the development of wireless.
1896 Muirhead and Co moved to Elmers End in Beckenham, Kent.
1901 The Lodge–Muirhead Wireless Syndicate was formed - it was bought out by Marconi in 1911.
Muirhead's many other interests included dynamos, arc lamps, insulating compounds, and the telephone.
1920 died at home in Church Road, Shortlands on 13 December
ALEXANDER MUIRHEAD, D.Sc, F.R.S., was elected an Associate of the Institution in 1871 and a Member in 1879. The following biographical sketch - slightly abbreviated - appeared in a Scottish paper with the advantage of corrections and the general approval of the Muirhead family.
Alexander Muirhead was the second son of John Muirhead, at one time farmer and tenant of the historical Barley Mill at East Saltoun, and of his wife, Margaret Lauder. Born in 1848, he was rendered partially but permanently deaf by a fall from his nurse's arms.
His early education was locally acquired, and, although of keen reasoning faculties, he does not appear to have taken kindly at first to the arithmetical and other studies in which he afterwards excelled.
His father, who had mechanical aptitudes, gave up farming at the age of forty and removed with his family to London, where he became known as a telegraph engineer, being a member of the well-known firm of Messrs. Latimer Clark, Muirhead, and Co. Young Alexander was sent to University School, London, and the boy, till now considered a dunce, steadily carried off more and more prizes, these culminating in the ' Cook Prize' for mathematics. Chemistry and Greek were also favourite branches of study. At his father's works, he came into contact with such visitors as Clerk Maxwell and Sir William Thomson, afterwards Lord Kelvin.
University College, London, came next in his educational experience, and to the strong influence of Professor De Morgan, and his horror of inexactitude, it may be attributed that throughout his life he refrained from publishing his work - to the occasional annoyance, it may be said, of his friends. After being a private pupil in Dr. Matthiessen's laboratory at St. Bartholemew's Hospital, he took his degree of D.Sc. in the London University, became, in 1870, Fellow of the Chemical Society, in 1874 an original member of the Physical Society of London, and soon after Membre de la Societe Francaise de Physique.
In 1875, he succeeded in the task of duplicating cables. For a few years he became a consulting expert, with rooms in 'Elm Court,' but returned to research work; and many friends, including Kelvin, Rayleigh, Hopkinson, Lodge, and Silvanus Thompson, often met and discussed problems in his laboratory.
At the urgent request of the cable companies, he took up the manufacture of instruments for cables, and many inventions of his came in succession to improve their working. In 1896, so important was the evidence he gave before the committee appointed to consider the practicability of laying a cable across the Pacific, that he was informed that he had saved the scheme from being dropped.
In 1894, on hearing Oliver Lodge lecture on Hertzian waves, at the Royal Institution, he went to him with suggestions, and the two collaborated, until Dr. Muirhead's practical mind was satisfied they had a reliable system of signalling across space without directing wires. The lecture, it should be noted, was given before Signor Marconi began his remarkable work.
In 1904, he was made F.R.S. But the lameness which had hampered him since an attack of influenza in 1891 now began to affect his health, and he was prevented, to his deep regret, from serving on the Board of the National Physical Laboratory. Then came the strain of war, and, though with the coming of peace his still alert mind returned to problems and new ideas, his bodily strength gradually failed, and he passed gently to rest at his residence, The Lodge, Shortlands, Kent, on 13th December, 1920, and was laid in the family grave at West Norwood.
Dr. Muirhead was a man of warm affections, and of kindly and lovable disposition. He travelled widely, but retained to the end his strong attachment to the country and the district in which he was born. He married Miss Blomfield, of London, by whom he is survived, but has left no children.
To these general facts the present writer must be allowed to testify to the friendship in which Alexander Muirhead was held by the few who really knew him. He was a man who suffered under exceptional bodily disabilities, but his genius for accurate measurement and scrupulous care in recording observations were of great service in the early days of cable telegraphy and to practical electrical science generally. It may be said that his chief work lay in the direction of electrical capacity. His were the original standards of capacity, and his experiments became the basis for later official work on those standards at the National Physical Laboratory. Questions of permanence were dependent for some time on the past history of Muirhead's standards and modes of measurement. Moreover, it was by his invention of distributed capacity that he achieved his notable task of duplexing cables. Automatic and rapid sending and receiving devices are a severe test of the exactness of imitation in artificial lines, and it was primarily by realizing the requirements that must be satisfied by a good artificial line that he succeeded, after many trials, in devising good* and practical arrangements for deep-sea cable duplex telegraph}'; thus largely increasing the practical efficiency of every long-distance cable.
The work of men like Charles Hockin, Fleeming Jenkin, and Alexander Muirhead, and of many other telegraph engineers, guided of course largely by the theory of Lord Kelvin, was of the utmost service in rescuing electrical science from its vague and qualitative condition and putting it on a metrical basis. It may be difficult for the present generation of electrical engineers to realize that the very names, Ohm, Volt, Ampere, and Farad, were born during the memory of people still living, and that methods of measurement extremely familiar to them had all to be devised and brought into existence so recently. When cable telegraphy began, in the most infantile manner, in or about the year 1851, few could have imagined its present developments. While as for the heavier branch of the profession, the name "Dynamo" was introduced at a meeting of the British Association in the late seventies or early eighties of last century. Through all that interesting but strenuous period, to the general ignorance prevailing in which the early numbers of The Electrician bear witness, Alexander Muirhead and many another pioneer lived and worked. We owe a debt to such men, which it is well occasionally to recognize.
↑ 1921 Institution of Electrical Engineers: Obituaries
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Li Yi Wan received her Bachelor of Music (Honors) and Diploma of Music from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. She started her first lesson at the age of six and enrolled at the Academy at the age of seventeen. She continued her study in the academy in piano performance with professors Mr Ma Cong and Ms Eva Lue. Li also had series of private lessons with renown pianist Stephen Savage.
As an all rounded pianist, Li's interest in chamber music leads her to work with her colleagues in the academy, receiving coaching from Ms Nancy Loo, Mr Kam Wing Chong and Ms Yap Man Shan. Fascinated by early music performance, she took harpsichord as minor instrument under the tutorship of Ms Betty Li.
As a performer, Li has been performing as soloist in different occasions and as accompaniment with other musicians in concerts and competitions.
Li also gives lessons since year 2009.


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Francis LEMAN + Eliza A "Lizzie" HUDSON
Vera May GARNER
Leslie Frank LEMAN
Birth: about 1903 22 — Albury, New South Wales, Australia
Death: about 1974
Roy R BENNETT
Doris L LEMAN
Birth: about 1905 24 — Waterloo, New South Wales, Australia
George MILES
Thelma LEMAN
Birth: about 1909 28 — Junee, New South Wales, Australia
Elizabeth LEMAN
Death: about 1911 — Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia
Eliza A "Lizzie" HUDSON
Irene Ella WEBB
Francis LEMAN
Death: April 25, 1950
Birth: June 14, 1880 22 22 — Cayahoga County, Ohio, United States of America
Death: November 27, 1915 — Marrickville, New South Wales, Australia
Lucy MATTHEWS
Henry "Harry" HUDSON
Mary Jane HUDSON
Lucy Ethel HUDSON
Albert Edward "Ted or Eddie" HUDSON
Albert HUDSON
Birth: between September 1857 and December 1857 — Malmesbury, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom
Death: November 22, 1921 — Kogarah, New South Wales, Australia
Birth: about 1858 — Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales, United Kingdom
Death: June 4, 1941 — Hurstville, New South Wales, Australia
Marriage about 1902
Waterloo, New South Wales, Australia
Citation details: 7849/1902 LEMAN FRANK HUDSON ELIZABETH WATERLOO
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California Dashboard is the new state accountability system for California schools. For more information, please see the California Accountability Model and School Dashboard.
You may also use the attached powerpoint presentation from the Alameda County Office of Education in order to learn more about the system and its indicators.


Staying on top of cleaning your home is about much more than keeping up appearances and avoiding awkward looks when unexpected guests drop by. While you might not give your dirty—or "well lived in," as many of us prefer to call it—home much thought, it could be making you or your family members sick.
Between work, school, taking care of the kids, and other obligations, it's easy to let cleaning fall by the wayside. A messy home can be so much more than an eyesore, though. Dirt and clutter lead to a wide range of health issues—some of them serious. Keep reading to learn more about how household dust, dirt, and grime can affect your health.
Let's start with the basics. If you have a bunch of clutter lying around your home, it is probably stressing you out—even if you don't realize it. When you are unable to find things you need, end up tripping over all the miscellaneous "stuff" that seems to be piled everywhere, and have no where to neatly store all of your possessions, it leads to unnecessary stress. Plus, when you have too much clutter lying around, it creates perfect spots for dust, dirt, and other debris to gather. Cleaning up your clutter could help you improve your mental and physical well-being.
Did you know that the average home collects 40 pounds of dust each year? Yikes! And to make matters even worse, that dust is home to microscopic insects that can make you sick. Dust mites may not seem like a big deal, but they are one of the biggest predators residing in your home. Commonly found in mattresses, these microscopic mites cause allergy symptoms like a runny or stuffy nose; red, itchy, watery eyes; and itchiness in the throat or nose. They can also cause asthma-related symptoms like difficulty breathing and tightness in the chest.
Dust mites aren't the only things lurking in the dust in your home. It also contains numerous toxic chemicals that have been linked to respiratory and behavioral problems. Dust settles on every surface in the home, and it is constantly being circulated by your HVAC system. If you aren't keeping up with the dusting, your family could be breathing all sorts of nasty stuff.
While you may do a good job of wiping the dust off of hard surfaces like hutches or china cabinets, you may not be so thorough about removing it from soft surfaces. Fabric furniture, including sofas, loveseats, chairs, and even mattresses, should be vacuumed regularly to eliminate dust. If you have slipcovered furniture with washable covers, launder the covers frequently.
If you have tile floors in your kitchen or bathroom and don't thoroughly clean them on a regular basis, the grout could be harboring toxic mold. Mold has been linked to several respiratory issues, including asthma, and it is particularly harmful to young kids, the elderly, and people with compromised immune systems. The floors in these rooms are also often covered in bacteria.
Think you're safe because you have carpet? Think again. Even if your carpet looks mostly clean, it is likely grimier than you think. If you don't use a vacuum with really good suction and a HEPA filter every single day, your carpet is probably loaded with dust mites, dander, food particles, and more. If you have pets, your carpet serves as a perfect magnet for animal fur and a breeding ground for fleas. Do you really want to walk barefoot on all that nasty stuff or, worse, let your kids play on it?
Keeping your fridge clean involves more than just throwing away the leftover pizza when it starts growing mold. If you aren't cleaning the shelves and drawers regularly, there is a serious risk of your fresh food becoming contaminated. When any type of liquid spills in your fridge and isn't properly cleaned up, it starts growing mold, which could get into your other food. Spills involving liquids from fresh meats can also contain harmful bacteria which could, of course, spread to other food items.
The fruit and veggie drawers can be pretty nasty, too. In fact, they often become cesspools of microorganisms that are just waiting to cause infections. To keep them safe for storing foods, they need to be thoroughly cleaned on a regular basis. Be sure to get into the corners! When you bring fresh produce home from the grocery store, wash it all before putting it in the fridge. This will help keep the drawers a bit cleaner in between washings.
Your shower head probably isn't something you think about cleaning, but it should be. According to one study, 30% of shower heads carry high amounts of a bacteria group known as Mycobacterium avium. Once swallowed or inhaled, this nasty type of bacteria can result in pulmonary disease and lung infections. While people with weak immune systems are most likely to be affected, Mycobacterium avium can cause illness in anyone.
If you've always thought that keeping a clean house is mostly for show, think again. Dust, dirt, and grime can harbor all sorts of nasty microorganisms, bacteria, and mold, so staying on top of your household cleaning tasks could quite literally—in extreme situations—be a matter of life and death.
Deep clean your home a couple of times each year and do your best to stay on top of things in between. Clean up messes right away and be mindful of how even the most seemingly insignificant things could impact your family's health. Create a daily tidying up routine. Before you know it, you will be keeping your home cleaner than you ever imagined possible.


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The Windows of the World (Burt Bacharach & Hal David)
Bacharach and David had scored a #7 hit in 1965 with Jackie DeShannon's message song hit "What the World Needs Now is Love" but "The Windows of the World" was unique in the composers' canon in being a protest song. Inspired by such songs as "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" and "Blowin' in the Wind," Hal David wrote lyrics for "The Windows of the World" which overtly but gently lament US involvement in the Vietnam War, an especial concern to David who had two young sons, one of them almost of eligible age for the draft. The arrangement for "The Windows of the World" has a subtle Asian flavor featuring strings plucked in the style of a koto and also finger cymbals the latter evoking the sound of raindrops on a window.
"The Windows of the World" represented a thematic departure for Warwick who had built her career as a romantic balladeer and had passed on the chance to introduce "What the World Needs Now is Love" (although her stated objection to the last-named was not its theme but rather that it sounded "too country"). Released in July 1967, "The Windows of the World" was not one of Warwick's biggest hits reaching #32 on the Billboard Hot 100 (#27 R&B/ #32 Easy Listening). However Warwick stated in 2002 that "The Windows of the World" was her favorite of all of her singles.[1]
Dionne Warwick — recorded on 13 April 1967, arranged by Burt Bacharach; issued in July 1967 on the single Sceptre SCE 12196, b/w "Walk Little Dolly" (Bacharch & David). The single entered Billboard's Hot 100 chart on 29 July '67 and peaked at #32. It also became the title track of Warwick's eighth album, released on 31 August that year.
The Free Design — from the group's 1968 LP You Could Be Born Again, Project 3 Total Sound PR 5031SD
The Free Design was a Delevan, New York-based vocal group whose music can be described as sunshine pop and baroque pop. Though they did not achieve much commercial recognition during their main recording career, their work later influenced bands including Stereolab, Cornelius, Pizzicato Five, Beck and The High Llamas.
The members were all members of the Dedrick family: Chris Dedrick (12 September 1947–6 August 2010), sister Sandy and brother Bruce were the original lineup. Chris Dedrick wrote most of the songs. Younger sister Ellen joined the group later, and youngest sister Stefanie (1952–1999) joined near the end of their initial career. Their father, Art, was a trombonist and music arranger. Their uncle Rusty Dedrick was a jazz trumpeter with Claude Thornhill and Red Norvo. They formed the band while living in New York City. Chris has said the group was influenced by vocal groups like The Hi-Los (who performed in Greenwich Village frequently at the time) along with Peter, Paul and Mary and the counterpoint experiments of Benjamin Britten. Their trademark sound involved complex harmonies, jazz-like chord progressions, and off-beat time signatures, all products of Chris's classical training.
Stan Getz — recorded in August, 1967, at Ter-Mar Studios, Chicago; issued on the 1968 album What the World Needs Now, Verve Records V6-8752
Jimmie Rodgers — from his 1969 LP The Windmills of Your Mind
Isaac Hayes — from the 1973 LP Live at the Sahara Tahoe, Enterprise ENS-2-5005, ENX-2-5005
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McCoy Tyner Trio with Symphony — from the 1997 album What the World Needs Now: The Music of Burt Bacharach; recorded at The Hit Factory, NYC, on 5 & 6 March 1996
* McCoy Tyner: piano
* Christian McBride: bass
* Lewis Nash: drums
* John Clayton: arranger, conductor
Burt Bacharach and Ronald Isley – on the live concert television series Soundstage, July 2004. The pair had recorded the song for their 2003 collaborative album Ronald Isley Meets Burt Bacharach: Here I Am.
Trijntje Oosterhuis & Metropole Orchestra — from the 2006 album The Look of Love – Burt Bacharach Songbook


Ana Marcela Cunha failed to win a medal at the Rio Olympics last year in her home country, and she has had many difficulties during her career, but she is not someone who resigns herself to the inevitable. She has won seven medals at the FINA World Championships so far, and she will arrive to Balatonfüred as the defending champion in 25k.
It is great luck that there was a swimming pool instead of a boxing ring in the primary school of Salvador de Bahia, the place where one of the greatest open water swimmer of our days Ana Marcela Cunha was born and grew up. She said in an interview a couple of years ago that this was the reason for becoming a swimmer.
The truth is, however, that she took up swimming at the age of two, so it was never a surprise that she chose this beautiful sport. In 2005, at age 13 she was able to reach second place in Travessia dos Fortes, the most important open water competition in Brazil. She won the race in 2006 and in 2011. At the age of 14 she won two gold medals at the South American Games in Buenos Aires.
Cunha qualified for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, becoming the youngest-ever swimmer to participate in the inaugural women's 10k open water marathon event, and finished fifth at the young age of 16. She took part in the FINA World Championships in 2009 for the first time, and in 2011 in Shanghai she won her first World gold medal in the 25k event. Despite that Cunha nearly missed out of the final slot for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, as she placed eleventh over 10k. In 2012, Cunha decided to withdraw from the FINA Olympic Marathon Swim Qualifier, held in Setubal, Portugal, to focus on her competitive career for the FINA 10k Marathon Swimming World Cup circuit. She won that series in 2010, 2012 and in 2014, too.
Cunha has won a total of six medals at the FINA World Championships. She finished third in 2010 in Roberval, Canada, and after the success in Shanghai she won two silver medals in Barcelona in 2013 (10k and team event). At the 2015 FINA WCH she won again over 25k and collected a bronze medal in the 5k event.
Luck did not shine on Cunha in the year of 2016. She was one of the big favourites of the Rio Olympics, but finished only tenth, blaming the underperformance on missing the in-race nutrition. She underwent surgery to remove her spleen in October 2016 due to an autoimmune disease she was diagnosed with earlier that year.
After so much difficulty Cunha has one clear goal for 2017: she wants to become a three-time world champion in Balatonfüred, the venue which will be familiar to her: she has participated many times in the World Cup event at the Lake Balaton.


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What I do there: I mainly Role play there, but I post some creations and stories there.
What I do there: I like to trade my Dino items there (so if you need any gems, horns, etc. you know where to find me, lol). I'm also active in the message boards where I do my trade stores, role play, write stories, and report for the "newspapers." I also post creations in the LEGO Universe, Bionicle, Star Wars, and the LEGO Club galleries.
FBTB: Well, there's not a link for this one, because I don't have a main user page on there and I really don't do anything there. My username is DarthVader#.


The annual Labor Day celebration is one of the biggies on the calendar.
HELLO HARVEST: Few things gladden our heart like seeing the word "harvest" pop up here and there. Sure, various brands use it throughout the year on everything from juices to bedding, but once you see it showing upon events, you know that grape time and the mellow days of autumn are nearly at hand. (We've said before and we'll say it again: We love the word "mellow" when it pertains to fall almost as much as the word "harvest.") And when the winemakers of Livermore Valley go to the big H, they do it in a big way; the yearly Labor Day Weekend tasting celebration known as Harvest Wine Celebration is said to be the biggest on this particular wine country's calendar. So first we'll clarify what part of Labor Day Weekend it falls on -- that would be the Sunday and Monday, so Sunday, Sept. 2 and Monday, Sept. 3 -- and then we'll get to the details.
40+ WINERIES: There are still more wineries involved than years that the Harvest Wine Celebration has been around, but both numbers are pretty high; the winemakers number in the 40s and the celebration marks 31 years in 2012. The names on the labels will include Cedar Mountain Winery, En Garde Winery, and Nottingham Cellars, but given the dozens of partipating vineyards, figure you'll get to know someplace new, even if you're a repeat visitor to the Valley. The advance price is $55; that becomes $65 on Labor Day Weekend. Cheers, LV!


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Love Is The Drug
Starring international superstar Izabella Scorupco, directed by Swedish box office hit maker Staffan Lindberg (A Midsummer Night´s Party, Once upon a Time in Phuket) and produced by Lena Rehnberg/StellaNova (Waltz for Monica).
Veronica falls head over heels for Mike, a carpenter who is rebuilding the kitchen in her plush high-end apartment. The sawdust has barely landed on the floor before the first hot kiss. Their teenage kids Fanny and Alexander however are not as amused and have a harder time accepting the union. Veronica decides that a summer holiday nearby her wealthy parents on the west coast of Sweden is exactly what they all need. Mike on the other hand is not so relaxed in these upper class surroundings and when his own dysfunctional family and a sexually free spirited neighbor gets into the game Mike and Veronica's relationship is up for a serious challenge.
Title Love Is The Drug
Original title Micke Och Veronica
Director Staffan Lindberg
Cast David Hellenius, Izabella Scorupco, Suzanne Reuter
Script Santiago Gil
Producer Lena Rehnberg
Production company AB Svensk Filmindustri
Release 2014 Dec, 25
Starring international superstar Izabella Scorupco, directed by Swedish box office hit maker Staffan Lindberg (A Midsummer Night´s Party, Once upon a Time in Phuket) and produced by Lena Rehnberg/StellaNova (Waltz for Monica). Veronica falls head over heels for Mike, a carpenter who is rebuilding the kitchen in her plush high-end apartment. The sawdust has barely landed on the floor before the first hot kiss. Their teenage kids Fanny and Alexander however are not as amused and have a harder time accepting the union. Veronica decides that a summer holiday nearby her wealthy parents on the west coast of Sweden is exactly what they all need. Mike on the other hand is not so relaxed in these upper class surroundings and when his own dysfunctional family and a sexually free spirited neighbor gets into the game Mike and Veronica's relationship is up for a serious challenge.	Starring international superstar Izabella Scorupco, directed by Swedish box office hit maker Staffan Lindberg (A Midsummer Night´s Party, Once upon a Time in Phuket) and produced by Lena Rehnberg/StellaNova (Waltz for Monica). Veronica falls head over heels for Mike, a carpenter who is rebuilding the kitchen in her plush high-end apartment. The sawdust has barely landed on the floor before the first hot kiss. Their teenage kids Fanny and Alexander however are not as amused and have a harder time accepting the union. Veronica decides that a summer holiday nearby her wealthy parents on the west coast of Sweden is exactly what they all need. Mike on the other hand is not so relaxed in these upper class surroundings and when his own dysfunctional family and a sexually free spirited neighbor gets into the game Mike and Veronica's relationship is up for a serious challenge.
Genre Comedy


can this theme allow user to comment?
Hi, sorry, what you have described isn't available with the theme.
Does the above code need altering, or is there another way of making custom menu parent items that have no attached page/content/portfolio/gallery/category, so they don't react like links?
Hi, please email us your URL and we will take a look.
3 out of 5 menu items (Beginnings / Events / Voices) are parent void(null) links. I need to stop their color change behaviour as links – I still want their child menu items and the two other menu links to indicate that they are true links by showing a color change.
I've added the above code, but void(null) links still change color after you move hover/mouse away. The child links do not now change color at all, but as these do link to content; they need the color change to indicate that they are links on hover/active.
Hi, we would suggest to hire a developer to help you with this modification.
For all who got problems with gallery list – it's important to set featured image for each gallery. It's in manual, but somehow it's easy to forget.
1) Is there any way to implement a 'back to gallery list' button on individual gallery pages that would return the user to the top level?
2) Can I create more than one gallery list page, based on individual categories, rather than having them all in the filterable gallery list?
Hi, thank you for the purchasing!
Sorry, what you have described isn't available with the theme.
I'am not guarantee but we will consider adding it in the next update.
Thanks for letting me know, I look forward to hopefully seeing that function in the next update!
Hello, sorry, what you have described isn't available with the theme.
Hello. I have a problem. When I publish a blog post, above the title should display the name of the category and date. But in my case, the date is not shown but is shown in the wrong format. Like this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/lxsqw33ng51kqc8/2014-02-07_175643.jpg What can be due? How I can fix it?
Hello, please email us your URL, username and password for your site via our profile page and we will take a look.
Ok Mail sent with address, username and password.
Ok Fixed. It was a conflict with the date format using the plugin qTraslate Thank you.
Where would I find the php for the site generator section (footer part – with copyright) as I would like to try to install a WPML language switcher here.
Hello, see in header.php from line 210.
1. Please can you tell me the CSS code to add a margin at the top of slider galleries? My images often touch the top of the frame, I'd like them to be padded at least as much as the logo on the left.
2. Is there a way to get some items in the gallery list to simply pop up as lightbox items? I want some gallery list items to link to galleries with multiple images, but some will just be single images.
Thanks in advance for your help and also thanks again for the great theme!
Sorry, what you've described isn't possible without modification to the theme.
Hi – sweet theme, it's working really smoove.
One thing – on the super-smooth-slider, how can I prevent that the captions move into the horizontal pictures.
This guy, http://dukesphotography.com/autoone/#image5, used a white box around the captions when the screen is scaled down.
Is that something included in the theme or out of the box?
hello, plz visit my web-site www.kjten.com borad's of "work film" -> "jang wie dong first 04 february 2014" i want this menu name adjust interval.
"jang" and "february" j and f agreement adjust interval.
how can i do? please let me know. im waitng your comment.
Hi, Great theme. Looks really nice.
The thumbnails with my super-slider are getting stretched, not sure why. Whey I change the height and width with css nothing seems to happen.
That was preventing me from changing the thumbnail size.
Now I am wondering if it is possible to have the portrait and landscape oriented thumbs rendered appropriately, e.g. landscape 150px x 100px and portrait 75px x 100 px. Currently the portrait thumbs are 100px x 150px and are getting cropped.
Hello, thank you for the purchasing!
Please read the documentation that comes with the theme, any common questions can be answered within the documentation.
You will need to download not Installable WordPress file but All files & documentation where you can find the documentation.
To set up the portfolio section, you must create a new page, you can do so by navigating to Pages > Add New. You can give this page a title of "Portfolio" yet you do not have to include any content. Select the "Portfolio" template from the Page Attributes section and click "Publish". The main portfolio section can now be viewed by visiting the page you just created.
Sorry but this is not helping me, I've already done all those things because I've already read very carfeully your documentation. My problem is still there and I would appreciate an accurate answer. Your documentation does not explain how to convert a portfolio into a page, and this is my problem. Again, how can I convert my portfolio into a page to display this one in the menu? When I go to Appearance > Menus, my portfolio is not there so I cannot put it in the menu. Can you help me on that?
Sorry you can't put single portfolio pages into menu. It may well be possible with some modification but it's not something which is available out of the box I'm afraid.
I'm sorry but I don't quite understand your question. Can you try restating it or adding some additional information?
My question is simple. I really do not understand how the portfolio works. If it cannot work as a page how can I see it? I mean I go to porfolio, I create one slide there but I cannot see it anywhere. That's why I was asking if it's related to the post entries, I mean I need to create a post entry to make portfolio works? Thanks.
Hi,first you will need to create at least one your single portfolio post type and then create a new page and select Portfolio page template for it.
Another question. With the gallery list, the titles appear on mouseover, but on mobile there is no mouse so the gallery thumbs are just images. Is there a way to change the opacity of the gallery list title overlay on mobile so the text can be read without mouseover? Thanks.
It may well be possible with some modification but it's not something which is available out of the box I'm afraid.
Hi, I'm tryng to embed My vimeo video in a portfolio page. It doesn't work.
Whic video width/height correct the correct combination to make it work?
Try https instead of http in your URL field.
Leave video width/height fields empty.
that's not working for me.What's the exact code ?
ok:) but how can I use it with one third ? what's the exact code to use it for the one third version ?
you should describe it in the documentation …???
We will add it as soon as possible. Thank you!
ok but please give me the code that's working …I'm waiting for it for days…I can't use the theme without that.I can't launch my site.99.99% it's ready but that one piece is missing from the front page.
Hi, please email us and we will send you our demo page example with all the columns.
Hi – Love the theme, it's perfect. The only problem I have is that I would like to display a title caption for each photo in the portfolio?
Can i change the color of the menu bar. Can i change it from the settings to black or transparent?
but i saw that on the theme preview photos..
Hi, you can change color for the left navigation sidebar and use our skins from the package.
Hi, please email us your URL, username and password for your site via our profile page and we will take a look.


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Q: ASP.NET 4.5 How do I use an Ajax controls, I can't find them in the Toolbox? total newbie to AJAX, I got the NuGET an I found the Ajax Control Toolkit
7.1213.0
I ran this    PM> Install-Package AjaxControlToolkit
It said successful at the end.
There is nothing to add if I right click a TAB in the toolbox and look in the .NET Framework components.
It says The Ajax Control Toolkit contains more than 40 controls, including...  Where do I see them and how do I add them to my WEB page?
I see an 'AJAX Extensions' tab in my Toolbox which was there already, but there are not 40 controls. Just these
Pointer, Scriptmanager, ScriptManagerProxy, Timer, UpdatePanel, UpdatProgress
Are these suppose to be controls I can drag onto my WEB page or how do they work?

A: First of all you have to take a look at the sample.
Second, you have to download  the AJAX-Control-Toolkit and you will find example projects.
How to add it to ToolBox.
How to add ajaxcontroltoolkit to toolbox in Visual Studio 2012

A: You need to add the controls in you tool bar. You can go through this link.
http://weblogs.asp.net/yousefjadallah/archive/2010/04/16/installing-ajax-control-toolkit-4-in-visual-studio-2010.aspx

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James Hamilton shadowed Burrell Showman's Margaret through London as it travelled from Essex to Brighton.
A unique sideshow returned to the fairground this year. Brian Gooding tells the story of its restoration.
John Hannavy looks back at the life of this iconic paddle steamer.
Engine crews were persuaded to test their mettle on a challenging course on the hills of Severn gorge. James Hamilton enjoyed the spectacle.
Tim Bolton takes a brief look at what is possibly a unique survivor.
Gary Morrison collects classic Ford tractors in Aberdeenshire. Bob Weir went to see.
John Hannavy explores the world of papermaking.
Jim Wilkie makes some interesting discoveries in south-west Gloucestershire.
Bob Weir explores a former coal mine in the North East which is now one of the area's major museums.


PubMatic's latest Quarterly Mobile Index (QMI) focuses on in-app advertising and what's been happening in this space during the second quarter of 2018. Trends include the key role apps have had in driving mobile ad spend, the increasing use of private marketplaces (PMPs) by advertisers, and in-app fuelling mobile video, writes Roger Williams (pictured below), VP, international marketing, PubMatic, in this piece for ExchangeWire.
Covering April to July 2018, the report straddled the pre- and post-General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) environment, a time of change for the industry. The immediate aftermath of GDPR saw a fall in spend and impressions, as everyone held their breath to see its impact on the digital industry. With the largest global sporting event of the year kicking off in Russia in June offering the biggest advertising opportunities of 2018, this was a chance for things to bounce back.
With the World Cup being staged in Russia, and Europe providing over 40% of the teams in the competition, this provided a favourable climate for advertising in the region and advertisers took advantage. The result: mobile ad spend in the sports vertical was pushed well above the average. By the halfway point of the month-long tournament, mobile ad spend had nearly doubled the Q2 weekly average.
Worldwide, football's premier event saw a 50% increase in mobile ad spend in the sports vertical in Q2 2018. The impact of the World Cup all but cancelled out a slowdown in spending on mobile over the weeks around 25 May, with GDPR starting to be applied in the European Union.
And it was not just EMEA that benefited from a positive impact. In APAC, mobile ad spend in the sports vertical peaked in the final week of Q2, reaching a 56% premium over the region's weekly average that quarter.
Even in the Americas, where programmatic mobile ad spend is dominated by the U.S., the U.S.' failure to qualify may have dampened things, but there was uplift. The region experienced 27% higher mobile ad spend the last week of June, compared to the regional weekly average in Q2 2018.
Monetised mobile ad impression volumes continued their upward trajectory, rising 26% worldwide YOY in Q2. However, there were regional variations.
For EMEA, overall volumes remained flat, as advertisers held back ahead of the GDPR being applied. Contrast this to APAC, which registered a 168% YOY expansion, with triple-digit growth rates for mobile web and apps. Meanwhile, the Americas experienced a 19% YOY volume increase, primarily driven by in-app growth.
Indeed, its in-app that's proving to be the driver for mobile expansion. Already representing more than half of mobile ad spend worldwide, in-app ad spend growth remained strong at 21% YOY in Q2 2018, as the ad spend shift to mobile intensified.
This shift to in-app is also fuelling an increase in mobile video. As mobile becomes the preferred platform for viewing content, not surprisingly, ad spend is following suit. We saw in-app mobile video ad spend rise exponentially by 688% YOY to take a 63% share in Q2 2018, driving mobile video ad spend on the PubMatic platform up 239% YOY.
Between Q2 last year and Q2 in 2018, we saw a near tripling of the proportion of digital ad spend devoted to handheld devices. Almost one-third (31%) of in-app mobile ad expenditure through our platform was spent on video in Q2 2018.
Once again, for desktop, this shift in spend subsequently led to a YOY reduction in share of digital video ad spend. Mobile saw a dramatic increase in video ad spend, achieving near parity share in Q2 2018 at 46%.
Consumer behaviour is changing. U.S. adults are expected to spend nearly three hours a day (167 minutes, to be precise, according to eMarketer) on mobile apps, compared to just over 20 minutes on mobile web. While this preference for apps over mobile browsers is attracting ad budgets, in-app ad fraud remains a concern amongst advertisers.
AppsFlyer's 'Mobile Fraud: Marketer's Massive Hidden Threat' study reported that over half of mobile ad executives stated 30% or more of their in-app ad budgets are susceptible to ad fraud.
As a result, advertisers are leveraging in-app private marketplaces (PMPs) to improve campaign ROI and provide additional protection against fraud. Since Q2 2017, monetised in-app PMP impressions rose 244% YOY globally, reaching a 36% share of mobile PMP volume by the same quarter this year. In comparison, PMP volumes via mobile web showed a modest 6% YOY increase, while for desktop they fell 13%.
In spite of concerns around in-app, in-app is becoming the driver of mobile programmatic expansion. Delivering engaged audiences, in-app is crucial for brands to reach consumers who are increasingly disconnecting from traditional mediums and will continue to draw in greater ad spend going forward.


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Green Treat the nervous system with blue for fifteen minutes in acute cases; treat the extremities with lemon for ten minutes and then follow with treatment of nervous system with blue for chronic cases twice daily.
Amenorrhea (C1) MULADHARA CHAKRA OR SACRAL PLEXUS Blue Treat with blue ten minutes each on sacrum, on lower part of abdomen right and left side, and thyroid; treat only twice a week.
Anemia (C3) MANIPURA CHAKRA OR SOLAR PLEXUS Red Treat with red light bath for ten minutes a day, concentrating on the upper dorsals for five minutes; glass of red solarized water daily.
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Anorhexia Blue Treat with blue over umbilical cord for ten minutes.
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What do you find interesting about the way Miller presents the character of Abigail in act 1 of the crucible? What I find interesting about Abigail is the power of her conviction; she is after all only seventeen. Whilst all the time knowing she is a fraud. As an audience we are aware of everything that goes on in the play. We see the lengths that Abigail is prepared to go to in order to protect herself. She is prepared to sacrifice the lives of those around her in order to ensure that her own position is not marred. We learn that Abigail is an orphan, which allows Miller to create an opening through which he can draw upon sympathies from the audience. Before Abigail even speaks Miller has created a character with a very appealing set of attributes. She is strikingly beautiful which gives her the ability to ensnare any man as John Proctor finds out. We know from the text that he has fallen victim to Abigail's deadly charm before, and is still tempted by her even now, "I'll cut off my hand before I ever reach for you again". She is young only seventeen so she has all the ways of a woman and yet maintains the vulnerability of a child. This alone is a deadly combination as she can control how your response by playing upon each of these attributes to her advantage. ...read more.
Until Abigail gets angry with Parris doubting that, "Her name is not entirely white amongst the village" she responds in a temper, "My name is good in the village!" it is obviously important therefore, for Abigail to have an untarnished name in the village. So when Mary warren threatens to tell the village that they were dancing in the forest, Abigail forces it upon Mary that it will not be taken lightly by the village. Abigail continually enforces the fact that the punishment will be collective, and not received individually. Mary obviously played a lesser part in the activities in the forest than Abigail did. Mary says to Abigail "you'll be whipped" Mary understandably could get away with a much lesser punishment. However, the dominant and persuasive Abigail denies Mary the thought of confessing when she says, "We'll be whipped." With emphasis on the "we". Miller does this, as it is a good way for him to express Abigail's ascendancy over the other characters. Mercy then "moves menacingly toward Mary" this in light of Abigail's actions makes her seem less vindictive as Mercy assumes the role of bully. However I think that it is Abigail who is the real bully toward Mary as she forces her to suffer using psychological means rather than physical means. She lies to Mary saying that she'll be punished just as harshly as all the others when all Mary did was look. ...read more.
The reason, I believe, that Miller is showing all these different aspects of Abigail's character is to dispel any doubt in the audiences mind that she appears as she seems. We know that Abigail has succeeded in convincing Reverend Hale (or more likely given him an excuse to accuse Tituba) that it was in fact Tituba who drank blood and forced the others to drink blood because Hale says to Tituba, "when did you compact with the devil?" not even giving her the option to argue that it wasn't her. Whilst all the time we know that it was Abigail who drank blood and forced the others to drink blood as well because Tituba says, "you beg me to conjure! She beg me to drink blood!" as an audience we don't for a second doubt Tituba's words, we believe her to be telling the truth. In the final "crescendo" of the scene where Abigail and Betty both report about seeing the devil it is difficult to see whether Abigail is genuine about wanting to free herself from sin or if she is just acting to make herself seem less guilty and more worthy of sympathy. Her and Betty's accusations free themselves from most of the speculation but not all of it. During this crescendo we see the most interesting aspect of Abigail's character. We can never really be sure if she is genuine or if she is appearing to be genuine. Therefore we may never really see Abigail as such. ...read more.
He does not confess to the court he confesses to God, alone which should be enough if Danforth genuinely wants to save his soul. But that is not what Danforth wants he wants to parade the power of theocracy around the village by having John give the piece of paper that he has signed to the court.
At his funeral, we see that Willy died a forgotten man because no one except his family came. Character Analysis Willy Lowman The main conflict in Death of a Salesman deals with the confusion and frustration of Willy Lowman. These feelings are caused by his inability to face the realities of modern society.
of his play, we encourage an in-depth study of the play's vocabulary. You may wish to have your students: � Look up the definitions of some or all of these words. � Write sentences using some or all of these words.
happened in the past, and why things are how they are, now in the present day. An example of this is Biff having not got on with Willy. We understand why, when we see a 'daydream' in Willy's mind of what happened in Boston. Biff found out about Willy's affair.
Eddie has been brought up with the strong, passionate Italian/Sicilian codes of honour and loyalty. He thought he had to let Marco and Rodolfo stay because it was the right thing to do ''then what the hell. It's an honour' B., I mean it.
Act 1 is very different to act two because in act 2 Eddie begins his downfall and his change from a noble character to a tragic hero. Most of the confrontations and outbursts of action was from Eddie to Rodolfo as he becomes more and more jealous as the play goes on.
This effectively controls the distribution of major events in the play and in turn increases the sense of tension felt in the audience awaiting them. The scene that follows these words is further appropriate content to demonstrate the element of suspense employed by Miller.


I live half-time in western Massachusetts and Chapel Hill, NC. Good friends and good poetry in both places, so always a little torn. I am "still" (at a time of life when "still" is too often a qualifier) working in high tech (after a first-career in educational reform); married, terrific step-children. Poems have appeared in Prairie Schooner, Tiferet (2016 Poetry Award), other journals; first book, The Scheme of Things, David Robert Books 2015. For more information, please visit my website, www.hildeweisert.com.
We said, This has gone too far.
in a place where you often walk naked?
In fact, it is not a pile.
the Q-tips like a foundation.
There is order, or the beginning of order.