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The Truth: LOST AT SEA
A documentary you won't forget…
Making of the film
Al Ard Film Festival
Palestine Filmer C'est Exister
Babylon Cinema – Berlin
Palestine Center – Washington DC
Bristol Palestine Museum
Community screenings
Links/News
Rifat Audeh is a veteran activist and defender of Palestinian human rights. He was aboard the Freedom Flotilla that sought to break the barbaric siege on Gaza in 2010 and witnessed the Israeli attacks on the Flotilla firsthand. Rifat completed his Masters degree in Media & Journalism at Newcastle University in the UK.
The film reveals the Israeli attack on the 2010 Freedom Flotilla, a convoy of humanitarian ships which tried to highlight the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza, and break its blockade. Shot from aboard the Freedom Flotilla, directed and narrated by one of its survivors and following up on subsequent media coverage, the film shows how the dead activists & their comrades who defended their vessels were portrayed. The film reveals what really happened and how it was spun in traditional and online media outlets.
To watch or order the entire film: https://www.journeyman.tv/film/7625
The film reveals the Israeli attack on the 2010 Freedom Flotilla, a convoy of humanitarian ships which tried to highlight the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza, and break its blockade.
Shot from aboard the Freedom Flotilla, directed and narrated by one of its survivors and following up on subsequent media coverage, the film shows how the dead activists & their comrades who defended their vessels were portrayed.
The film reveals what really happened and how it was spun in traditional and online media outlets.


Last Christmas I was kindly gifted one of the lovely Tanya Burr's nail sets which contained three of her nail polishes which I still love and use! Since then Tanya has released new products to her range including her nail polishes which now have the latest new packaging so the ones I have are in the old packaging. I have linked both the set and the latest nail polishes above which still come in the same shades that I have just in newer packaging!
After my ramble about packaging, the actual polishes themselves are high quality which I was quite surprised at! I also think the names of her products are so well thought of which makes the polishes that extra bit more special! For Christmas, I have been loving wearing the red shade 'Mischief Managed' as a base topped with the very glamorous sparkly shade 'Fireworks' on top. Usually with nail polishes that add glitter, I find that they don't always end up adding many pieces of the glitter onto my nails but this one along with the others I'm going to talk about is an exception! With one stoke of using this, my nail had plenty of the sequins/glitter applied which was fab! Using a clear, glittery top coat makes sure that the polish underneath doesn't chip while making your nails look extra fab!!
The next nail polish that I think is great for the festive season is this Barry M nail paint in the shade 'Christmas Tree.' The clue is in the name that this polish was made for Christmas so I couldn't not mention it in this post!
You may or may not know that Barry M is one of or my most favourite brand of nail polishes so having Christmas in a nail polish, for me is amazing!! I got this last year and so this is no longer available in store but I have linked one above that I found online. This nail polish also came in another shade 'Jingle Bells' which is equally as gorgeous! Again, Barry M nail polishes always last for a good amount of time and overall this definitely has to be my favourite festive nail polish that I own!
Moving onto some of Seventeen's nail polishes, the shades 'Dark Heart' and 'Winter Coat' are also some of my favourite nail polishes to wear around this time of year. Similar to the Tanya Burr polishes, I like to wear the classic red shade as a base and then the gold glitter shade on top which I think is a nice festive combination! These polishes are exclusively to Boots so if you can get your hands on these, I would definitely recommend!
Finally this H&M nail polish in the shade 'Party In Pink' is a nice alternative to add on top of a nail varnish to add a festive touch as it is a pink glitter polish instead of the classic red, gold and green colours. I can't remember exactly when I got this but unfortunately I couldn't find it online but if you can get hold of anything similar, I think a pink polish is a nice alternative idea which you could also wear for a Christmas party or New Year!
That brings me to the end of this weeks post! Thank you so much for reading as always and I hope you enjoyed this post! Comment what your favourite festive nail polish is to wear around this time of year?? and I'll see you in my next post!
Love the colors ! reds and golds are my favorites for the holidays!
I just painted my nails what a coincidence, lovely post!


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Sue didn't want to interrupt Roberta while she was studying.
Pravin's house was completely destroyed.
Revised taught me how to make pancakes.
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Briggs understood exactly what Hugh meant.
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I think Adam is too old to be dating my daughter.
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Roxie came home at 2:30.
I thought you didn't know where Lyndon was.
Mitch called Earl and asked her what year it was.
Janet says he'll never do it again.
Aaron was in a fight.
Pablo thought that Africa was a country.
Huey will never believe me again.
Courtney feels exactly the same way as Isaac does.
Ask Bert to attend today's meeting.
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Macedonia lets in 170 refugees, 10,000 still stranded
Refugees crowd before crossing the border from the Greek side to Macedonia at the northern Greek border station of Idomeni (Photo: AP)
By AFP Idomeni, Greece Wednesday 02 March 2016
Macedonia on Wednesday allowed some 170 refugees to cross its border with Greece as 10,000 more were left waiting at the border under miserable conditions, Greek officials said.
It was the first group of Syrians and Iraqis permitted to continue their desperate journey to Europe since dawn on Monday, when another 300 were let through before the frontier was closed.
With anger mounting, hundreds then tried to break through the fence but were blocked by Macedonian police who fired tear gas at them, prompting an angry response from the EU.
Since then, Skopje has deployed additional police and troops to the border as a "protective" measure, officials said.
At the Greek border crossing of Idomeni, local officials said there were 7,000 people in two camps operated by aid groups, with another 3,000 camping in the surrounding fields.
Over the past few days, aid groups have reported a shortage of food and tents, warning that the wet weather was taking a toll on the refugees, many of whom have children.
The European Union will on Wednesday announce plans for emergency aid to Greece which is struggling to cope after Balkan states imposed a tight daily limit on the number of migrants allowed into their territory.
Greece has asked for around 480 million euros ($520 million) to help shelter 100,000 refugees as Europe faces its biggest wave of refugees since World War II in a crisis that has sown deep discord and threatened the bloc's solidarity.
Kerry: European refugee crisis a 'global challenge'
France begins bulldozing 'Jungle' refugee camp
Syria's first to land refugee in Mexico becomes a celebrity

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Fighting for an old DC: Why there are so many Cowboy fans in Washington.
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While I was visiting my family and friends last week in Maryland, I had a drink with my cousin, we'll call her V. First, I should mention that V and I, while always close in age (I am only a little over a year older than her), have always struggled to find common ground and be close in relation. Our families lived together for a few of our preteen years and we all have our theory as to why V and I didn't grow into a "best friends" sibling relationship. Some say that we were so close in age, we were too competitive. My theory is that we really are not similar in personality. We don't even compliment each other's personality. Do I love V? Yes. Do I like spending time with her? Yes. Would I do almost anything for her? Yes. But it is more because we're family and less because of the nature of our relationship.
V was always better at sports than me. She could always beat me in a race in the pool, outshine me on the putt putt golf course, and downright embarrass me on a volleyball court or a softball field. I never proclaimed to be very good at anything sports-related when I was a kid. That's pretty much why I ran track in high school—it doesn't take a lot to know how to run. Later, I tried my hand at soccer, and was OK, but I am by no means a natural athlete, though, I think I'm moderately good at everything but superior at absolutely nothing. But I digress. V was good at a lot of things. Better than me and better than her younger sister. She also was the oldest daughter of a sports fanatic father. My uncle was a diehard sports fan. When our families moved in with each other when I was nine, I entered a world that I knew nothing about—a world where you could go to sporting events, where you could spend hours in front of a TV watching grown men in uniforms run around and hit each other. Where teams had songs! I learned the Redskins' fight song in 1990 and never looked back.
So V and I always had one thing in common: we were Redskins fans, through and through. And we hate the Cowboys. We hate them on this visceral level, where it disgusts us when we find a DC Native who is actually a Cowboys fan! And there are a lot of them. One of my friends, and old managers at a bar I worked at in College Park, is a Cowboys fan. So is another friend I went to college with and she grew up in Potomac, right next door to Washington. I brought this up to V during out happy hour outing and she had an answer for me that I didn't expect, or like.
I'm going to take this opportunity to digress one more time. While V's sports fan origins were more traditional than mine—she grew up with a dad who basically groomed her to be a son when it came to sports, mine was out of sheer will and effort. As a pre-teen, seeing V and her dad enjoy all these things together, seeing how important sports were to so many people, I could find no better use of my own time than to learn as much as possible, as quick as possible. I soon adopted the Mets as my baseball team (that's actually a very long story) and St. John's as my college basketball team. But the Skins were first. My fervor for sports started with my desire to fit in. My desire to be like everyone else with a dad who took them to baseball games. It also grew out of my passion for learning. When I was a kid, I would go through phases, clouds, dinosaurs, bugs, you name it, I knew everything there was to know about it. It was all about mastering something. The thing about sports is that it is an ever-changing landscape. And that intrigued me. So what I lacked in a natural starting point, I made up for in ridiculous effort and undeniable passion for the subject. So, I tended to know a lot. I know a lot of stats, and I know a lot of history. I know a lot that you learn from books. And since I've been watching sports now for two decades, I now also know a lot that you learn from watching. So it always surprises me when someone knows something about sports that I was completely oblivious to.
Ok, back to the story. So, V tells me that there are a ton of Cowboy fans in the DC area because…the Skins are racist. Ok, I already knew that. I mean, their team name is the REDSKINS. An old boyfriend of mine used to say that they were the most racist team in all of sports. I defended them saying it was an old relic of a name and clearly the nations capital was not racist. I was not racist. But then V told me, and it made me want to puke.
I knew that integration in sports was tricky. We all heard the stories about how awful minority athletes had it. But what I didn't know was that the Redskins were the last football team to integrate. They were the last TEAM to integrate—that includes all other major professional sports leagues—baseball, basketball, and even hockey! The process for the league started in the 40's, but the Redskins did not integrate their roster until 1962. The Redskins founder and owner (Marshall) stood his ground for a very long time. As a matter of fact, when the Redskins were founded, they were the only team below the Mason-Dixon line (Maryland's northern border with Pennsylvania is the line—hence what many believe created Maryland's nickname as the "old line state"). The Redskins even faced charges if they did not integrate in accordance with federal mandates.
But much to Marshall's dismay, in the late 50's and early 60's, DC started to become predominantly African-American. Things were heating up with the Civil Rights movement taking off, and Marshall stood firm in fighting to keep the segregated DC he knew and loved, any way he knew how. During this time, in 1960, the Dallas Cowboys joined the NFL as an expansion team. Those who were unhappy with the Redskins' refusal to integrate defected to the rival Cowboys. And their children are now in their 20's, 30's and 40's and having little Cowboy fan kids of their own. Many of them don't even know why they grew up Cowboy fans—they just know that they are, and that they don't like the Redskins.
Sports Illustrated has called the rivalry between the two teams as the greatest in all of the NFL. While that title may have faded since the two teams are rarely good at the same time anymore, very few teams can attribute their rivalry to such historic, albeit horrible roots.
I am a Redskins fan. So is V. We grew up Redskins fans, unaware of the dark history. I am ashamed of the team's history, but remain understanding that it was a different time. And I could not be happier that that time no longer exists. I don't know if I can ever, ever, not hate the Cowboys, but maybe I can understand their fans a little better now.
As for me and V, I love her like you love a sister. And I love her even more because the more I think about it, the more I attribute my love of sports to my time growing up with her. And the time that we spend together now, as adults, is much different than the time that we spent together as children. We have a sort of mutual respect for each other and the fact that we're different. But the one thing that brings us together time and time again, is sports. Just another reason why sports is so important to me. Without it, I would have a totally different relationship with so many people in my life. And without the Redskins, I would not have gotten into sports as early as I did. So, while the Redskins have a history that no fan should ever be proud of, I can never let that get in the way of the enormous gift they've given me.
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Lover's End is het derde studioalbum van de Zweedse muziekgroep Moon Safari.

Het album is opgenomen in Skellefteå, gemixt werd er door Kjell Nästén. Moon Sarafi heeft een aantal goede zangers in zijn gelederen en daar maakt de band ook gebruik van. Er is Beatles/Beach Boysachtige zang, maar de structuur van de zang lijkt meer op Yes uit hun begindagen. De muziek is daarentegen weer melodieuzer dan die van Yes. Alhoewel de band geen aspiraties heeft singles uit te brengen, zouden sommige nummers daarop niet misstaan. Een kleine hommage aan Frank Sinatra zit in New York City summergirl.

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Simon Åkesson – zang, toetsen, waaronder mellotron
Petter Sandström - zang, wat gitaar en harmonica
Anthon Johansson – gitaren en zang
Johan Westerlund – basgitaar en zang
Tobias Lundgren – slagwerk
Sebastian Åkesson - zang

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Muziekalbum van Moon Safari

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In 2003, a Farmer Killed Himself to Protest Globalization. Little Has Changed
For years, farmers have said free trade policies have harmed them. Will the world finally start listening?
by Peter Tinti
Sep 12 2019, 5:31pm
A group of protesters at Lee Kyung Hae's funeral in 2003. Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty
Sixteen years ago this week, Lee Kyung Hae, a South Korean farmer, scaled a fence in Cancún, Mexico, and stabbed himself to death with a penknife while wearing a sign that read "WTO kills farmers." Lee was outside a ministerial meeting for the World Trade Organization, or WTO. Comprised of 164 member nations, the WTO sets the rules for 98 percent of global trade, and on that particular day in September 2003, thousands of farmers from all over the world had gathered to protest free trade policies they said robbed them of their livelihoods by privileging multinational businesses at their expense. "I am taking my life so that others can live," read a note on Lee's person at the time of his death.
Lee's tragic story still resonates with farmers and activists around the globe, as evidenced by shrines in his honor that often appear at protests. "He is a very potent symbol of what they are fighting for," said Timothy A. Wise, author of Eating Tomorrow: Agribusiness, Family Farmers, and the Battle for the Future of Food, who was at the Cancún protests. "Those were the relatively early days of globalization and the fight at the WTO was about whether developing countries were going to get a say in what the globalization process looked like."
Sixteen years after Lee's self-immolation, political and economic upheaval throughout the globe has reinvigorated debates over who really benefits from free trade agreements. Farmers are still suffering much as they were in Lee's time, and for the same reasons: free trade agreements continue to decimate local food markets, accelerate environmental degradation, displace entire communities, and strip farmers of their livelihoods.
In the U.S., the gospel of free trade has been a tenet of the "neoliberal consensus" that has guided foreign policy for the better part of three decades.The basic idea is that by removing barriers to exports and imports, consumers will have more access to a wide variety of goods and businesses that rely on imports or supply chains that stretch across borders will be able to reduce their costs. With some exceptions, the dogma of free trade has been faithfully adhered to by both Democrats and Republicans, and dutifully championed by policy wonks and media elites.
But in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, and amid growing economic uncertainty worldwide, some are challenging the core assumptions about the benefits of globalization via free trade. The removal of trade barriers may have made consumer goods cheaper, but it also pitted manufacturing firms against foreign factories that paid much less for labor, leading to job losses for many American workers. Farmers around the world have faced a similar problem, as a sudden influx of cheap foreign-grown products from huge agribusiness firms have undercut local producers and forced them into desperate circumstances.
"There has been an acknowledgment—particularly after the financial crisis in 2008, which revealed the inner defective workings of globalization—that this economic program is faulty and it has to be revisited," said John Feffer, director of the Foreign Policy in Focus project at the progressive Institute for Policy Studies. Feffer said a growing number of policymakers have acknowledged, in recent years, the need to "look under the hood and see what we can do about fixing it, or even getting an entirely different vehicle altogether."
An environmental activist at a 2010 climate summit carrying a banner-sized photo of Lee Kyung Hae. Photo by Juana Barreto/AFP/Getty
As a successful cattle farmer and the president of the Korean Federation of Small Farmers, Lee Kyung Hae witnessed the ways that free trade deals benefited multinational firms and agribusiness at the expense of farmers. Due to trade liberalization policies in the 1990s, manufacturers flooded South Korea with rice and meat sold at below the cost of production. This practice, known as "dumping," devastated the country's small farmers.
"Once I went to a house where a farmer abandoned his life by drinking a toxic chemical because of his uncontrollable debts. I could do nothing but listen to the howling of his wife. If you were me, how would you feel?" Lee wrote in a statement distributed at protests in Geneva in 2003 and later in Cancún.
Lee's calls to "keep agriculture out of the WTO" became a rallying cry for groups like La Via Campesina, an international peasant movement of 182 farmer organizations in 81 countries. "La Via Campesina has long been warning the world of the risks of deregulation and unbridled expansion of global capital," the group wrote in a recent newsletter commemorating Lee and calling for governments to embrace peasant-led alternatives to free trade agreements.
Lee advocated for keeping agriculture out of free trade agreements, in part, because it limits countries' rights to define their own food policies. Many free trade agreements include rules that actually preclude developing countries from implementing food and agricultural policies that would help feed the poor by empowering peasant farmers. Since 1996, La Via Campesina has promoted the concept of "food sovereignty," which asserts that countries should have the right to prioritize local agricultural production for local consumption, and implement protections against international prices if necessary to feed its own people.
India, for example, recently passed a national food security pact that, according to Wise, would guarantee basic rations for up to 800 million people by purchasing the food from Indian farmers and distributing to poor citizens. "That's food sovereignty, and it is being challenged by the U.S. at the WTO for astonishingly hypocritical reasons," said Wise, noting that the U.S. subsidizes many of its own farmers, and India's food security program uses the same farm policies that the US employed to bring itself out of the Great Depression.
"The biggest misconception about trade agreements is that countries are winners and losers," said Wise, whose book critically examines how industrial agriculture has hijacked food policies in the service of corporate interests. "But it's not countries that are the winners and losers, it's multinational firms that are winning, and by and large workers and farmers who are losing."
One particularly poignant example Wise cites is of Mexican hog farmers who were put out of business after the North American Free Trade Agreement, (NAFTA). Many of these Mexican workers were actively recruited by Smithfield Foods, Inc., to work a North Carolina plant which is the largest slaughterhouse and meat-processing plant in the world. Part of the reason these workers were brought in, Wise explained, was to undercut unionization efforts by Black workers at the plant. "It's the consummate example of how multinational firms win on both sides of the border," he said.
Free trade adherents tend to spin these realities as the growing pains of a world becoming more prosperous as a whole, but farmers in the developing world tell a different story. "For the economic benefit of some large corporations… Korea's agricultural base has completely collapsed," said Jeongyeol Kim, a leader within the Korean Women Peasant Association in South Korea and a member of La Via Campesina. "Sixteen years later [since Lee's death], the economic gap between urban and rural areas has widened significantly, and because of the neoliberal agricultural system, income gaps in rural areas are increasing and rural communities are collapsing."
Carlos Marentes, who works with migrant farmworkers on the US-Mexico border and is also a member of La Via Campesina, sees the negative consequences for farmers on both sides of the border every day. "Poverty and landlessness among people who used to rely on sustainable farming is a huge factor in the displacement and destruction of rural communities," Marentes said. The majority of the people he helps at the farmworker's center he runs in El Paso, Texas, he said, are former peasants who could no longer provide for their families after NAFTA went into effect in 1994.
"They had no other option than to sell their piece of land," Marentes said. He recalls one farmer who told him he sold his previously profitable land, in an act of desperation, for the paltry fee of $6,000, the exact amount it would cost to pay a coyote to smuggle him and his family in the U.S.
In the best cases, Mexican farmers have been able to find work picking fruits and vegetables for export to the U.S. But Wise said this type of "job creation" is hardly worth the cost. "You are trading farmers working their own land for a growth in the number of jobs for seasonal farmworkers going from strawberry fields to tomato feeds with the harvest. They have no stable employment and no guarantee of food." This trade-off, Wise said, sparked a "rural crisis" that is widely cited as one of the drivers of displacement in Mexico.
Despite all of these setbacks, peasants and farmers have scored some victories in recent years. In 2018, for example, the United Nations passed the Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other People Working in Rural Areas, which began as a proposal put forwarded by La Via Campesina and its allies.
According to Tanya Kerssen, a food systems researcher and author of Grabbing Power: The New Struggles for Land, Food and Democracy in Northern Honduras, the declaration demonstrates the growing power of peasant organizing over the last 20 years. "It matters precisely because national governments have so often facilitated the theft and destruction of peasant and indigenous lands," Kerssen said. "It sends a global message that, as those responsible for feeding most of the world's population while safeguarding biodiversity, peasants are deserving of special protections… And it gives greater legitimacy and a policy framework to peasant movements advocating for the rights [of] small-scale producers and local food economies in their own countries."
Due to disagreements between rich and developing countries, WTO discussions are now largely at a stalemate, with new rules barely even being negotiated. But trade liberalization continues apace, with multilateral free trade agreements proliferating throughout the globe, and it is hard to find an example of peasants benefiting from these agreements, despite claims by free market economists that free trade would be a force for reducing rural poverty. "Economists are famous for making assumptions about the world that leave them sounding like fools," said Wise. "They are describing a world that does not exist."
One key indicator of the changing narrative, Kerssen noted, is the U.S. political discourse. "Elizabeth Warren has been talking about her proposals for farm policy, which are along the lines of this kind of language that you haven't heard in the U.S. since the New Deal era."
Peasant movements have responded in kind, expanding their critiques and proposed solutions beyond just the scope of agricultural policy. "One of the big changes in the last 16 years is that Via Campesina and the broader food sovereignty movement has become much more intersectional and much more complex," Kerssen said. "They are talking much more about a cultural shift and on transitioning whole economies, than just about one policy lever like keep agriculture out of the WTO."
For Marentes, who was at the protests in Cancún when Lee killed himself, these renewed debates and the UN declaration are an indication that "the spirit of Mr. Lee lives on" as peasants continue to fight for their rights. "The self-sacrifice of Mr. Lee called the attention of the world to the plight of farmers," Manteres said. "Now, you can say in a way that the self-sacrifice of Mr. Lee was not in vain."


One of many things you can expect at San Diego Comic Con is a new Spore game. Maxis plans to reveal it at an event on July 24th.
"Maxis Studio (The Sims and Spore video games) has just announced their next project, a brand new, Sci-Fi Action-RPG based on the DNA of Spore," reads the event's listing on SDCC's programming schedule. "Join key leads from the dev team, Thomas Vu, Paul Sottosanti and Lauren McHugh, for the first game reveal to the public!"
The rumor is that this new game is entitled Darkspore. Alleged pictures and details of the game are floating around the Spore forums. The Darkspore are an evil alien race that wants to take over the galaxy and it's the player's job to stop them. The URL Darkspore.com currently leads back to the standard Spore website.
In May, EA revealed that their next Spore title would be released between January 1st and March 31st of 2011. They had also stated that it would be a PC game.


text:
#include "sys_sys_types.h"
#include "LOG_bridge.h"
#include "POP_bridge.h"
#include "T_bridge.h"
#include "ooaofooa_classes.h"

/*
 * Instance Loader (from string data).
 */
Escher_iHandle_t
ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_instanceloader( Escher_iHandle_t instance, const c_t * avlstring[] )
{
  Escher_iHandle_t return_identifier = 0;
  ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * self = (ooaofooa_DOC_PAR *) instance;
  /* Initialize application analysis class attributes.  */
  self->ID = (Escher_iHandle_t) Escher_atoi( avlstring[ 1 ] );
  return_identifier = self->ID;
  self->sectionID = (Escher_iHandle_t) Escher_atoi( avlstring[ 2 ] );
  self->text = Escher_strcpy( self->text, avlstring[ 3 ] );
  self->ptext = Escher_strcpy( self->ptext, avlstring[ 4 ] );
  self->formatted = ( '0' != *avlstring[ 5 ] );
  return return_identifier;
}

/*
 * Select any where using referential/identifying attribute set.
 * If not_empty, relate this instance to the selected instance.
 */
void ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_batch_relate( Escher_iHandle_t instance )
{
  ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_instance = (ooaofooa_DOC_PAR *) instance;
  ooaofooa_DOC_SEC * ooaofooa_DOC_SECrelated_instance1 = (ooaofooa_DOC_SEC *) Escher_instance_cache[ (intptr_t) ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_instance->sectionID ];
  if ( ooaofooa_DOC_SECrelated_instance1 ) {
    ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_R2305_Link_has_first( ooaofooa_DOC_SECrelated_instance1, ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_instance );
  }
  {
  }
}

/*
 * instance operation:  render
 */
void
ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_op_render( ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * self)
{
  ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * doc_par=0;ooaofooa_DOC_IMG * doc_img=0;ooaofooa_DOC_FIG * doc_fig=0;ooaofooa_DOC_TBL * doc_tbl=0;
  /* SELECT any doc_par FROM INSTANCES OF DOC_PAR */
  doc_par = (ooaofooa_DOC_PAR *) Escher_SetGetAny( &pG_ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_extent.active );
  /* ASSIGN doc_par = self */
  doc_par = self;
  /* IF ( self.formatted ) */
  if ( self->formatted ) {
    /* T::include( file:docbook/t.paragraph_begin.h ) */
#include "docbook/t.paragraph_begin.h"
  }
  else {
    /* T::include( file:docbook/t.programlistingbegin.h ) */
#include "docbook/t.programlistingbegin.h"
  }
  /* SELECT one doc_tbl RELATED BY self->DOC_TBL[R2315] */
  doc_tbl = ( 0 != self ) ? self->DOC_TBL_R2315_has : 0;
  /* IF ( not_empty doc_tbl ) */
  if ( ( 0 != doc_tbl ) ) {
    /* doc_tbl.render() */
    ooaofooa_DOC_TBL_op_render( doc_tbl );
  }
  /* SELECT one doc_fig RELATED BY self->DOC_FIG[R2316] */
  doc_fig = ( 0 != self ) ? self->DOC_FIG_R2316_has : 0;
  /* IF ( not_empty doc_fig ) */
  if ( ( 0 != doc_fig ) ) {
    /* doc_fig.render() */
    ooaofooa_DOC_FIG_op_render( doc_fig );
  }
  /* SELECT one doc_img RELATED BY self->DOC_IMG[R2319] */
  doc_img = ( 0 != self ) ? self->DOC_IMG_R2319 : 0;
  /* IF ( not_empty doc_img ) */
  if ( ( 0 != doc_img ) ) {
    /* doc_img.render() */
    ooaofooa_DOC_IMG_op_render( doc_img );
  }
  /* IF ( self.formatted ) */
  if ( self->formatted ) {
    /* T::include( file:docbook/t.paragraph_end.h ) */
#include "docbook/t.paragraph_end.h"
  }
  else {
    /* T::include( file:docbook/t.programlistingend.h ) */
#include "docbook/t.programlistingend.h"
  }
  /* SELECT one doc_par RELATED BY self->DOC_PAR[R2314.follows] */
  doc_par = ( 0 != self ) ? self->DOC_PAR_R2314_follows : 0;
  /* IF ( not_empty doc_par ) */
  if ( ( 0 != doc_par ) ) {
    /* doc_par.render() */
    ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_op_render( doc_par );
  }

}

/*
 * class operation:  populate
 */
ooaofooa_DOC_PAR *
ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_op_populate( ooaofooa_DOC_SEC * p_doc_sec, ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * p_predecessor, c_t * p_text )
{
  ooaofooa_DOC_SEC * parent_doc_sec;ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * predecessor;ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * doc_par;
  /* ASSIGN predecessor = PARAM.predecessor */
  predecessor = p_predecessor;
  /* ASSIGN parent_doc_sec = PARAM.doc_sec */
  parent_doc_sec = p_doc_sec;
  /* CREATE OBJECT INSTANCE doc_par OF DOC_PAR */
  doc_par = (ooaofooa_DOC_PAR *) Escher_CreateInstance( ooaofooa_DOMAIN_ID, ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_CLASS_NUMBER );
  doc_par->ID = (Escher_UniqueID_t) doc_par;
  /* ASSIGN doc_par.text = PARAM.text */
  doc_par->text = Escher_strcpy( doc_par->text, p_text );
  /* ASSIGN doc_par.ptext = PARAM.text */
  doc_par->ptext = Escher_strcpy( doc_par->ptext, p_text );
  /* ASSIGN doc_par.formatted = TRUE */
  doc_par->formatted = TRUE;
  /* IF ( not_empty predecessor ) */
  if ( ( 0 != predecessor ) ) {
    /* RELATE predecessor TO doc_par ACROSS R2314 */
    ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_R2314_Link_follows( predecessor, doc_par );
  }
  /* IF ( not_empty parent_doc_sec ) */
  if ( ( 0 != parent_doc_sec ) ) {
    /* RELATE doc_par TO parent_doc_sec ACROSS R2305 */
    ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_R2305_Link_has_first( parent_doc_sec, doc_par );
  }
  /* RETURN doc_par */
  {ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * xtumlOALrv = doc_par;
  return xtumlOALrv;}

}

/*
 * class operation:  validate
 */
void
ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_op_validate()
{
  ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * doc_par=0;Escher_ObjectSet_s doc_pars_space={0}; Escher_ObjectSet_s * doc_pars = &doc_pars_space;
  /* SELECT many doc_pars FROM INSTANCES OF DOC_PAR */
  Escher_CopySet( doc_pars, &pG_ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_extent.active );
  /* FOR EACH doc_par IN doc_pars */
  { Escher_Iterator_s iterdoc_par;
  ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * iidoc_par;
  Escher_IteratorReset( &iterdoc_par, doc_pars );
  while ( (iidoc_par = (ooaofooa_DOC_PAR *)Escher_IteratorNext( &iterdoc_par )) != 0 ) {
    doc_par = iidoc_par; {
    ooaofooa_DOC_CELL * doc_cell=0;
    /* SELECT one doc_cell RELATED BY doc_par->DOC_CELL[R2318] */
    doc_cell = ( 0 != doc_par ) ? doc_par->DOC_CELL_R2318 : 0;
    /* IF ( empty doc_cell ) */
    if ( ( 0 == doc_cell ) ) {
      ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * predecessor_doc_par=0;
      /* SELECT one predecessor_doc_par RELATED BY doc_par->DOC_PAR[R2314.precedes] */
      predecessor_doc_par = ( 0 != doc_par ) ? doc_par->DOC_PAR_R2314_precedes : 0;
      /* IF ( empty predecessor_doc_par ) */
      if ( ( 0 == predecessor_doc_par ) ) {
        ooaofooa_DOC_SEC * parent_doc_sec=0;
        /* SELECT one parent_doc_sec RELATED BY doc_par->DOC_SEC[R2305] */
        parent_doc_sec = ( 0 != doc_par ) ? doc_par->DOC_SEC_R2305 : 0;
        /* IF ( empty parent_doc_sec ) */
        if ( ( 0 == parent_doc_sec ) ) {
          /* LOG::LogFailure( message:( ( !Paragraph  + doc_par.text ) +  is not linked. ) ) */
          LOG_LogFailure( Escher_stradd( Escher_stradd( "!Paragraph ", doc_par->text ), " is not linked." ) );
        }
      }
    }
  }}}
  Escher_ClearSet( doc_pars );

}

/*
 * RELATE DOC_SEC TO DOC_PAR ACROSS R2305
 */
void
ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_R2305_Link_has_first( ooaofooa_DOC_SEC * part, ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * form )
{
  /* Use TagEmptyHandleDetectionOn() to detect empty handle references.  */
  form->sectionID = part->ID;
  form->DOC_SEC_R2305 = part;
  part->DOC_PAR_R2305_has_first = form;
}

/*
 * UNRELATE DOC_SEC FROM DOC_PAR ACROSS R2305
 */
void
ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_R2305_Unlink_has_first( ooaofooa_DOC_SEC * part, ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * form )
{
  /* Use TagEmptyHandleDetectionOn() to detect empty handle references.  */
  form->sectionID = 0;
  form->DOC_SEC_R2305 = 0;
  part->DOC_PAR_R2305_has_first = 0;
}

/*
 * RELATE <left> DOC_PAR TO <right> DOC_PAR ACROSS R2314.'follows'
 */
void
ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_R2314_Link_follows( ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * left, ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * right )
{
  /* Use TagEmptyHandleDetectionOn() to detect empty handle references.  */
  left->DOC_PAR_R2314_follows = right; /* SR L1 */
  right->DOC_PAR_R2314_precedes = left; /* SR L2 */
}

/*
 * UNRELATE <left> DOC_PAR FROM <right> DOC_PAR ACROSS R2314.'follows'
 */
void
ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_R2314_Unlink_follows( ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * left, ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * right )
{
  /* Use TagEmptyHandleDetectionOn() to detect empty handle references.  */
  left->DOC_PAR_R2314_follows = 0; /* SR U1 */
  right->DOC_PAR_R2314_precedes = 0; /* SR U2 */
}

/*
 * RELATE <left> DOC_PAR TO <right> DOC_PAR ACROSS R2314.'precedes'
 */
void
ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_R2314_Link_precedes( ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * left, ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * right )
{
  /* Use TagEmptyHandleDetectionOn() to detect empty handle references.  */
  right->DOC_PAR_R2314_follows = left; /* SR L4 */
  left->DOC_PAR_R2314_precedes = right; /* SR L5 */
}

/*
 * UNRELATE <left> DOC_PAR FROM <right> DOC_PAR ACROSS R2314.'precedes'
 */
void
ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_R2314_Unlink_precedes( ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * left, ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * right )
{
  /* Use TagEmptyHandleDetectionOn() to detect empty handle references.  */
  right->DOC_PAR_R2314_follows = 0; /* SR U4 */
  left->DOC_PAR_R2314_precedes = 0; /* SR U5 */
}

/*
 * Dump instances in SQL format.
 */
void
ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_instancedumper( Escher_iHandle_t instance )
{
  ooaofooa_DOC_PAR * self = (ooaofooa_DOC_PAR *) instance;
  printf( "INSERT INTO DOC_PAR VALUES ( %ld,%ld,'%s','%s',%d );\n",
    ((long)self->ID & ESCHER_IDDUMP_MASK),
    ((long)self->sectionID & ESCHER_IDDUMP_MASK),
    ( 0 != self->text ) ? self->text : "",
    ( 0 != self->ptext ) ? self->ptext : "",
    self->formatted );
}

/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Operation action methods implementation for the following class:
 *
 * Class:      paragraph  (DOC_PAR)
 * Component:  ooaofooa
 *--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*
 * Statically allocate space for the instance population for this class.
 * Allocate space for the class instance and its attribute values.
 * Depending upon the collection scheme, allocate containoids (collection
 * nodes) for gathering instances into free and active extents.
 */
static Escher_SetElement_s ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_container[ ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_MAX_EXTENT_SIZE ];
static ooaofooa_DOC_PAR ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_instances[ ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_MAX_EXTENT_SIZE ];
Escher_Extent_t pG_ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_extent = {
  {0,0}, {0,0}, &ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_container[ 0 ],
  (Escher_iHandle_t) &ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_instances,
  sizeof( ooaofooa_DOC_PAR ), 0, ooaofooa_DOC_PAR_MAX_EXTENT_SIZE
  };


text:
A Look At Modern Day Androgynous Women
By Tina Vasquez
Androgynous women are becoming more prevalent in today's society and are often considered more fashionable than even the most feminine woman. Androgyny has two definitions; the first referring to physical attributes of those who are intersex- meaning they have both male and female genitalia. The second has a psychological connotation and is a combination of both masculine and feminine traits; a kind of unified gender that defies social roles and psychological attributes.When referring to the term "androgynous" in mainstream society, it is the psychological definition that is most often being used, usually pertaining to a person's style or appearance. Being androgynous has taken on a much trendier meaning for women in the 21st century. It has become hip for women to experiment with the androgynous look. It allows women to incorporate the best of both worlds: the comfort of men's clothing, along with the style of women's clothing. Androgynous fashion is everywhere these days, so it is important to have a clear understanding of this current trend.According to Dr. Lee Warren, a leading expert on male and female androgyny, there is a very common misconception about androgynous women, "Many have mistakenly confused androgyny with bisexuality, which is a psychological condition," Warren said. It is true that in some circles, like for example the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) community, it is commonly assumed that a woman donning androgynous clothing is a lesbian or bisexual, but more and more in mainstream society we are seeing women ditching the often impossible ritual of makeup, dresses and heels, for a more androgynous, simple look that isn't as time consuming and doesn't require all of the frill.
Androgynous Fashion
Many feel that a woman's refusal to adhere to the stereotypical look of a woman says a lot about their personality and not just their fashion sense. Dr. David A. Gershaw says that in the United States, "there is a consensus on the stereotyped roles for the average man or woman. The traits in these stereotypes fall into two separate groups. The first expresses competence and independence, while the second focuses on warmth and expressiveness. Men are seen as having the competence traits - like being aggressive, independent and dominant, while women are seen to have more expressive traits - like being tactful, quiet and aware of others feelings."Sandra Bem, a Stanford University psychologist, developed the concept of androgyny as it pertains to psychology. "In other words, if you are high in masculine traits, you are not automatically low in feminine traits. An androgynous female, for example, is a person who is high in both masculine and feminine traits. Androgynous people can be aggressive or yielding, forceful or gentle, sensitive or assertive — as the particular situation requires. Usually, bright or creative people tend to be androgynous. Androgynous people are more adaptable. They behave in ways appropriate to the given situation — regardless of whether the behavior is masculine or feminine," Gershaw said.Androgynous fashion worn by women is not the drab, loose-fitting clothing many would immediately assume. The perfect example of androgynous fashion is the type of clothing worn by comedian and talk show host, Ellen Degeneres. Her clothing, which mainly consists of slacks, jeans, colorful sweaters, button-down tops, as well as fashionable sneakers and simple hair and makeup, is both stylish and androgynous.
It's a look that any woman could pull off and it's something a metrosexual man could wear. Androgynous clothing is often stylish, though interchangeable between the sexes, much like unisex cologne.History of Androgynous Women
According to uniorb.com, although it appears as if androgyny is a current trend, it's actually something that has been coming to fruition for years now, thanks to the entertainment industry. "As trendsetters, entertainment and fashion industries have played an influential role in advancing a challenging perspective on human sexuality for modern times. As far back as the 1980's, androgynous musicians such as Boy George, David Bowie, and Prince made headlines as they captured the world's fascination with sexual ambiguity," Lee wrote. Some of the current examples of androgynous fashion can be traced back to the most influential of places. Major fashion designers such as Helmut Lang and Armani are capitalizing on "the growing social affinity" to androgyny with unisex-styled clothes. "To this day, glamorous female models sporting androgynous garments have often been found strutting down catwalks or posing for the covers of fashion magazines," Lee wrote.As a matter of fact, one of the most sought-after items from many Fall/Winter 2007 collections was a blazer, which is a common wardrobe staple for women, but done with a very modern, updated twist. The fabric and look of the blazers were what you would often associate with men's wear, but these blazers were tailored for women and intended to convey an androgynous look. It's no longer unusual to find many women wearing what would typically be considered "men's clothing"- everything from ties to slacks, but in an updated, fresh, new way. No one ever said that androgynous fashion couldn't also be sexy and ultra-fashionable.
Those Who Oppose Androgynous Fashion
There are always two sides to every trend - those who love it and embrace it, and those who loathe it and wish it would go away. It may be surprising to some that something as mild as androgynous fashion could get a rise out of someone, but there are those who feel as if androgynous clothing is distasteful. Alexandra Foley, a blogger for modestlyyours.net, a website for bloggers who "value modesty in its various forms," recently took on the topic of androgynous clothing, specifically a television commercial for Gap clothing that was marketing "Boyfriend Pants"- khaki pants for women, made to fit loosely and comfortably as if they were your boyfriend's pants. Foley felt as if it was deliberate and just of Gap to imply that those women interested in androgynous clothing should also be represented as unchaste - as the character seen dancing in her underpants with her boyfriend then takes off her boyfriend's khaki's and puts them on herself. "It's interesting how dressing like a man is being correlated, on some level, with a lack of moral restraint. No thanks--I still prefer modesty, and showcasing the unique and non-interchangeable dignity of womanhood," Foley quipped.
Androgynous fashion is becoming more popular as more women enter the professional workforce and assert themselves in positions of power. Androgynous women are re-defining what it means to appear sexy, fashionable and most importantly comfortable at a time in history where women are taking on and accomplishing more than ever before.
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Courtesy of Tony Agnesi. All rights reserved.
Tony Agnesi is a Hall of Fame broadcaster, award-winning author and blogger. Tony has written a new book called A Storyteller's Guide to Joyful Service, which is about how the suffering in life we may endure can lead us into ministry. One of the aspects that has drawn us together as writers is a shared view of expanding the call of love and service toward others as an expansion of our Catholic faith. I am happy to call Tony and his wife Diane "friends," and it is an honor to know them.
Tony has led a life of ministry, and in his new book you will learn more about his life of service. Tony's love of God begins right at home, as he and his wife Diane have been married for 46 years. They live the joy of the Lord and love their family and grandchildren with all of their hearts. This man of faith and action does a wonderful job of drawing us into ministry toward loving our families and others in a profound way. It is a book about turning the sufferings of life into something good. The bad things of life can be turned around through God's grace.
The actual full title of the book is A Storyteller's Guide to Joyful Service: Turn Your Misery Into Ministry. The book has four chapters, and each chapter has sub-chapters with an array of stories. This piece of writing contains story after story of Tony's own experiences, especially where he had opportunities to minister to others through prayer and good works.
The book is definitely about living the Corporal and Spiritual Works for Mercy, which as Catholic Christians we are all called to do. Tony begins many of the sub-chapters with Biblical verses and meditations and then adds a story to it. You can almost picture the faces and the interactions as you read along. Since Tony has been involved in prison ministry, helping the homeless, and assisting people in recovery to find healing, the stories are based on his experiences. Along with daily prayer and reflection, Tony's stories encourage us to "turn our own miseries into a ministry." His work is inspiring and motivational to step out of our comfort-zones and live the faith.
Tony does a great job of writing meditations or sub-chapters under each main chapter. Tony and his wife Diane are an inspirational couple, living and loving their faith and it is reflected in his writing. This is a book to take your time with and ponder. Read each sub-chapter with its biblical reflection and pray over it. The book will demonstrate people who have turned their sufferings into an opportunity to serve. As Catholic Christians, our lives are about devotion to the Lord, prayer and living the virtues of our faith. I like the fact that the book has countless stories of people who transformed hard times into ministry to strengthen God's kingdom on earth. Tony shows us ways to bring our devotion and service together in tangible ways. This is what I like best about the book.
I would highly HIGHLY recommend Tony's Agnesi's book A Storyteller's Guide to Joyful Service since it will motivate you and your family toward living the Faith and of being both lovers of God and of community. Turn your own misery into ministry! Whether your life is going well right now or if you or your family have been through tough-times, the book will help you to find Christ in the faces of those suffering. I am so grateful to have read Tony's book. Learn more about Tony Agnesi and his work at TonyAgnesi.com.


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business masters Awards- fast growth winner
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This latest affront by Muslim Madmen is too far, too gone, too insane. The Muslims of the Middle East are insane. These people are savage imbeciles. America should abandon them. Let them eat themselves.
Were it up to me, I would sew discontent throughout the Middle East. Turn Shi'a against Sunni against Sufi until the last drop of Muslim blood was spilt and drained away.
I tire of the hypocrisy of Islam and it's adherents. They stole Christian lands. They stole Jewish lands. They now demand that all lands that they stole from others be returned to them.
We should stop pandering to these Mad Madhis. We should abandon them. Not one penny more to a Muslim despot. Not one penny more to a decrepit Muslim Monarch.
No more protection of the oil fields or the sea lanes upon which these imbecilic, superstitious fools profit and spread their religious disease.
Let China protect and give aid to these fools.
Let America divest ourselves of any trace of Islamic buffoonery. Now and forever.
And if Muslims in America do not like it, they can return to their homelands.
Smoking the hooka pipe. Sheesha.
It's one thing that you must experience in the Middle East.
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Mercedes McBride-Walker received her Master of Science in Organization Development from Pepperdine University and is now a Doctoral Candidate in the Department of Organizational Behavior in the Weatherhead School of Management of Case Western Reserve University. Mercedes has worked for and consulted with Fortune 500 companies and coached for leadership development for many years before transitioning to academia.
I am interested in research for impact that aims to liberate employees to do their best work. This includes understanding dominant narratives in multi-team systems and the context of their construction – how do they rise to dominance amongst competing narratives, who and what legitimizes their dominance, and how are they effectively socialized? Given that narratives are a form of organizing, how do employees organize their work based on the dominant narratives, and is their best work an enactment of the dominant narrative or a potentially marginalized counter-narrative? My primary method of research is qualitative, using methodologies such as field research and ethnography to best capture the enactment of narratives, yet I also utilize mixed-methods as well.
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Slought is pleased to announce The Explosion, a conversation exploring oral testimonies from the May '68 uprising and its aftermath, featuring writer and translator Mitchell Abidor in dialogue with Jean-Michel Rabaté, curator of discursive programs at Slought. The event will take place on Tuesday, April 17 from 6-7:30pm.
The upheavals that shook France in May 1968 were exciting, dangerous, creative and influential, changing European politics to this day. Students demonstrated, workers went on general strike, factories and universities were occupied. At the height of its fervor, the movement brought the entire national economy to a halt. The protests reached such a point that political leaders feared civil war or revolution. As we approach the 50th anniversary, Abidor and Rabaté will revisit these momentous actions as documented in May Made Me: An Oral History of the 1968 Uprising (Pluto Press, London, 2018), a forthcoming collection of interviews with twenty-one witnesses.
Abidor's May Made Me provides eye-opening oral testimonies of the rebels. By listening to the voices of students and workers, as opposed to that of their leaders, May '68 appears not just as a mass event, but rather as an event driven by millions of individuals, achieving a mosaic human portrait of France at the time. The discussion will also engage how these explosive experiences changed both those who took part and the course of history.
Mitchell Abidor is a writer and translator living in Brooklyn. He has translated texts from French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Esperanto for the Marxists Internet Archive and has published numerous books, including Voices of the Paris Commune and Death to Bourgeois Society: The Propagandists of the Deed.
Jean-Michel Rabaté is a curator at Slought Foundation and a Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the University of Pennsylvania.
"What struck me when workers went to the university faculty was how they discussed how we were going to construct a new society, what it was going to be. What would self-management mean, how would it be done. We discussed the war in Vietnam, and the black protest movement in the US excited an enormous number of people. All these themes were discussed. There was a dream-like side to it, a resemblance to the Paris Commune in the sense that nothing was settled, and even though de Gaulle was not gone we had already moved on to the future society."


On November 2, 2018 Eidelman's Symphony for Orchestra and Two Pianos was released, recorded at Abbey Road Studios with the London Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Eidelman. January 11, 2019 Night in the Gallery was released, inspired by great paintings from the Louvre and other galleries around the world. 2017 releases include The Ancient World (EP), and Into the Unknown (EP).
Eidelman's breakthrough came with his score Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991), a stylish and powerful score that elicited a great deal of attention and acclaim. Star Trek VI continues to not only be a favorite among fans but is rated in the top 30 best film scores on "Filmtracks.com" which has a viewer rating of 1,500 film scores spanning several decades. By the age of 24, Eidelman had composed a number of epic symphonic scores including the powerful Holocaust drama Triumph of the Spirit (1989) and Christopher Columbus (1992). Eidelman first ventured into comedy with back-to-back films Crazy People (1990) and Delirious (1990). Later he explored different approaches, often using a pared down orchestra, chamber orchestra, or a few chosen instruments to capture the intricacies of such character driven films as: Untamed Heart (1992), Leap of Faith (1992), A Simple Twist of Fate (1994), Now and Then (1995), the highest rated HBO film If These Walls Could Talk (1996), One True Thing (1998), Witness Protection (1999), An American Rhapsody (2001), the IMAX film Ocean Men (2001), Harrison's Flowers (2001), Sexual Life (2004), The Sisterhood Of The Traveling Pants (2005), Open Window (2006), He's Just Not That Into You (2009) and Big Miracle (2012) which is Eidelman's fifth collaboration with director Ken Kwapis.
Other works include a symphonic tone poem The Tempest, which was recorded by The Royal Scottish National Orchestra under the direction of Eidelman and Wedding In The Night Garden, originally orchestrated for strings and mezzo-soprano. Eidelman later developed a second version for strings, choir and mezzo-soprano which was performed in 2002 by the Los Angeles Master Chorale. It was so well received that conductor Grant Gershon requested repeat performances at Walt Disney Concert Hall in their 2005 season.
My Muse is a collection of 10 songs Eidelman wrote over the course of a decade. The music and lyrics are written and performed by Eidelman.
Eidelman broke into film scoring at the age of 22 when a performance recording of one of the two concert music commissions, the ballet Once Upon a Ruler and Celebration Symphony Overture he composed while a student Santa Monica City College reached director Monica Teuber. She was so impressed that she asked him to write some music based on the reading of her script. Eidelman composed eleven pieces and recorded the music at his home studio while still a student of music composition at the University of Southern California. Teuber hired him to write his first film score, Magdalene (1988), which starred Nastassja Kinski. The young composer took full advantage of this opportunity, launching his career with a huge 75 minute score. At only 22 years of age, Eidelman conducted the Munich Symphony using a 110 piece orchestra, 60 piece choir and 30 piece children's choir.
When director Richard Pearce heard the Magdalene score playing one morning on KCRW, he had his producers call Eidelman, that afternoon, to offer him the HBO film Dead Man Out (1988) which earned him a nomination for an Ace award.
One of the few Los Angeles-born composers, Cliff Eidelman (born 1964) began his formal musical training at the age of 8, studying the violin. A few years later he switched to guitar as his main instrument and began performing and writing songs for his band, playing at local Los Angeles clubs before age 14. He studied Jazz guitar at the Guitar Institute of Technology before attending college and formally studying composition and conducting. Eidelman has been a long time resident in Santa Monica where he has a music composing/recording studio.
Although he is known foremost as a composer, Eidelman has conducted all of his film scores. He has conducted The Metropolitan Orchestra of London, The Munich Symphony and Chorus, Unione Musicisti Di Roma and Chorus, the Los Angeles Master Chorale, The Royal Scottish National Orchestra, The Toronto Symphony Orchestra, The Seattle Symphony Orchestra and many first call pick up orchestras for his film scores. The recognition he garnered prompted Varese Sarabande Records to pursue Eidelman for conducting projects. On two recordings, he conducted works by Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Walton, Rozsa and Rota.
As one of the youngest composers to score a feature film, Eidelman has amassed an impressive body of work from film to the concert hall. He has created symphonic scores, musically captured the epic proportions of faith and despair, the whimsies of comic entertainment, and the intimacies of the human heart with a lone guitar, a one hundred piece orchestra, a solo piano and every formation in-between. Experience has given him an ease and maturity that allows his creativity to find the musical heart and vocabulary of intimate and epic films, as well as concert pieces and songs. Cliff Eidelman soars while exploring the subtle nuances and bold expanses of his musical gifts.


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Hackensack creates special law enforcement officer position to protect city schools
The officers will be tasked with providing security in public and nonpublic schools in the city, as well as county colleges.
Hackensack creates special law enforcement officer position to protect city schools The officers will be tasked with providing security in public and nonpublic schools in the city, as well as county colleges. Check out this story on northjersey.com: https://njersy.co/2xH1TJH
Melanie Anzidei, North Jersey Record Published 5:04 a.m. ET Sept. 27, 2018
An inside look at the current issues facing Hackensack, NJ. Michael V. Pettigano
Hackensack High School(Photo: NorthJersey.com File Photo)
Hackensack schools will soon have their own armed guards, making the city the latest community in North Jersey to adopt more stringent safety protocols in their schools following the Parkland shooting earlier this year.
The City Council this week established the position of Class III Special Law Enforcement Officers, or retired cops tasked with protecting city schools. Officials said one officer has been hired for the post and begins training Wednesday. The council anticipates hiring seven more officers to man the city's eight schools in coming weeks.
"The mass shooting in Florida has really established the notion of putting retired law enforcement officers in schools to protect kids," Ted Ehrenburg, the city manager and a former police chief, said. "Unfortunately this problem doesn't seem to be getting better. It is getting worse and worse. In Hackensack, we chose to take a proactive approach."
After the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, where 17 people died — including a 14-year-old Woodcliff Lake native — school districts across the country began to re-evaluate their security measures. Communities began taking steps to hire Class III special officers, who must meet a state-mandated criteria to qualify for the job.
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Hiring the police officers to guard the schools came out of a rare collaboration between the City Council and the Board of Education, which are controlled by opposing political factions that have often been at odds.
"It's a position that we have to have. We're in a different world now compared to when we grew up, and the safety of our schools and students, who are residents of this city, too, is paramount," board President Lara Rodriguez said. "This is one of those issues that the board and council are both on the same page about, for the safety of our students."
Deputy Mayor Kathy Canestrino said the officers will bring an added layer of protection to the schools, some of which already have school resource officers.
"Safety of all our residents, especially our children, is a primary concern for the city. It's a step in the right direction," Canestrino said. "Unfortunately, the changing times today necessitate this type of protection for our teachers, residents and students."
Special officers must be retired police and no older than 65-years-old, said Ehrenburg. They must also have retired in good standing and within the last three years, so that their Police Training Commission certification is active, he added.
Gerard Marinelli, the city police director who was hired in June, said the special officers are required to undergo the same background checks, physical and psychological tests as full-time city police officers. The special officers, who have full police power, will only be assigned to the district's schools, he said.
"They need to be hired and go through the same rigorous background checks as our full-time officers," Marinelli said. "We did not deviate from that."
There is no anticipated date for when the one officer hired for the post will be dispatched to the schools, but the officer is expected to rotate his patrols between city schools.
Officials anticipate hiring seven additional officers to man the district's eight schools. The city is actively searching for qualified candidates, Marinelli said.
The City Council adopted an ordinance establishing the Class III position on Tuesday night. The Council also amended city code to clarify the authority that the city's top cop would have over the special law enforcement officers.
The Class III officers will be paid at a minimum rate of $30 per hour, and no more than $35, according to the resolution. A Class III officer will also be authorized to carry a weapon after completing necessary firearms courses to qualify.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) Yo, Philly: Book that trip to Houston in February.
Carson Wentz is the real deal and he's taking the Philadelphia Eagles to the Super Bowl.
Wentz's latest impressive performance came in a convincing 34-3 victory over Pittsburgh. Beating the Browns (0-3) and Bears (0-3) got fans excited. But dominating Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers (2-1) has them making reservations for the Big Game.
Nevermind it's only three games. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania now is Carson City, Wentzylvania.
Now, time for a reality check. It's September. Not for nothing, as they say in Philly, but there's a long way to go.
Here are other overreactions following Week 3:
OVERREACTION: The Browns are going 0-16. They lost in overtime to Miami because Cody Parkey missed three field goals, including a 46-yarder on the final play of regulation.
REALISTIC REACTION: Maybe Brian Billick was right. He said Cleveland go winless.
OVERREACTION: The Panthers (1-2) won't make the playoffs. They've already lost more games this season than last year.
REALISTIC REACTION: They play in the NFC South and they have Cam Newton.
OVERREACTION: Ryan Fitzpatrick will break the NFL record for most passes intercepted in a season. Fitzpatrick had six picks in the Jets' loss to Kansas City.
REALISTIC REACTION: George Blanda threw 42 interceptions in 1962. Despite the six-pack of picks, Fitzpatrick is on pace for 37.
OVERREACTION: The Rams will give Los Angeles an NFC West title. A win over Tampa Bay has the Rams (2-1) off to their best start in 10 years.
REALISTIC REACTION: Seattle (2-1) and Arizona (1-2) still play in the same division.
OVERREACTION: The Broncos are better off with Trevor Siemian this season than they were with Peyton Manning and Brock Osweiler. Siemian became the first quarterback in NFL history to throw for 300 yards and four TDs without an interception in his first road start.
REALISTIC REACTION: He had one TD and three picks in his first two games at home.
OVERREACTION: The Ravens will win the AFC North. They're 3-0 a year after finishing 5-11.
REALISTIC REACTION: The teams they beat are 1-8. The Raiders (2-1) present a tougher test this week.
OVERREACTION: Blake Bortles will get benched. The Jaguars are 0-3 and Bortles has seven turnovers in three games.
REALISTIC REACTION: Jacksonville has no run game to help Bortles so it's not all his fault.
OVERREACTION: Ezekiel Elliott is the next Emmitt Smith. The No. 4 overall pick leads the NFC with 274 yards rushing.
REALISTIC REACTION: He's averaging 3.9 yards per carry. Smith is a Hall of Famer. Compare them in seven years.
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