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Q: xelatex: Japanese + latin diacritics with cedilla/comma, slanted text In a document, I need to get all these working:

*

*japanese text

*latin diacritics with cedilla, e.g şţ and with comma, e.g șț

*slanted text

This is a book I also distribute to others, so I can't change back to pdflatex, it has to remain xelatex (and besides, in xelated the second criteria is fulfilled).
With the following POC, the former and the latter don't work:
\documentclass[10pt]{article}
\usepackage{ifxetex}

\ifxetex
  \usepackage{fontspec}
  \usepackage{xunicode}
  \defaultfontfeatures{Mapping=tex-text} % To support LaTeX quoting style
  \defaultfontfeatures{Ligatures=TeX}
\else
  \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
  \usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\fi

\usepackage{helvet}

\begin{document}
    \setmainfont[Ligatures={TeX, Common}, % sequences of two or more characters yeld one character]
    ItalicFont={Charis SIL:style=Italic},
%    SlantedFont={SourceSansPro Slanted},
    ItalicFeatures=FakeSlant,
    %MonoFont={Myriad CAD:style=Regular},
    Mapping=tex-text,AutoFakeSlant=0.2
    ]{Source Sans Pro:style=Regular} % found by $ fc-list

hello world \textit{italic text} and \textsl{slanted text} and \texttt{monospaced text}.

Diacritics: șş țţ ȘŞ ȚŢ î Î ă Ă

Japanese: 守 破 離

\end{document}

The output looks like:

How to get it working properly?
Working example
Thanks to @Ulrike Fischer, I got it working like this on ArchLinux with xelatex:
\documentclass[10pt]{article}

\usepackage{fontspec}
\defaultfontfeatures{Ligatures=TeX}
\setmainfont[SlantedFont={Charis SIL},SlantedFeatures={FakeSlant=0.2}]{Charis SIL}

\usepackage{xeCJK}
\setCJKmainfont{DejaVu Sans Mono}
\setCJKfamilyfont{sf}{Kozuka Mincho Pr6N:style=R,Regular}
\setCJKfamilyfont{tt}{DejaVu Sans Mono}
\newcommand{\jptext}[1]{\sffamily#1}

\begin{document}
%Roman font Charis SIL:
hello world \textit{italic text} and \textsl{slanted text}.
Diacritics: șş țţ ȘŞ ȚŢ î Î ă Ă

\texttt{monospaced font}

Japanese: \jptext{守 破 離}

----------------------------------------------

%Sans serif font:
\sffamily
hello world \textit{italic text} and \textsl{slanted text}.
Diacritics: șş țţ ȘŞ ȚŢ î Î ă Ă

\texttt{monospaced font}

Japanese: \jptext{守 破 離}
\end{document}

Hope it helps someone.

A: Regarding the japanese you should imho use xecjk and setup a suitable cjk-font. I don't have much fonts with japanese glyphs so I used Arial Unicode, but there are other.
(Side remark: The xecjk version currently distribuated with miktex doesn't work with the newest l3kernel. You need to get the xecjk from CTAN if you run into errors).
I don't understand which setup for the text fonts you actually want. Your mix of a serif font (Charis Sil) and a sans serif font  (Source Sans Pro) is rather curious. As a general remark: There don't exist much fonts with a slanted and an italic version, so normally fontspec maps the two commands to the same font. If you really want both types you can do something like this:
\documentclass[10pt]{article}

\usepackage{fontspec}
\defaultfontfeatures{Ligatures=TeX}
\setmainfont[SlantedFont={Charis SIL},
             SlantedFeatures={FakeSlant=0.2}]{Charis SIL}
\setsansfont[SlantedFont={Source Sans Pro},
             SlantedFeatures={FakeSlant=0.2}]{Source Sans Pro}

\usepackage{xeCJK}
\setCJKmainfont{Arial Unicode MS}

\begin{document}
%Roman font Charis SIL:
hello world \textit{italic text} and \textsl{slanted text}.
Diacritics: șş țţ ȘŞ ȚŢ î Î ă Ă

%Sans serif font:
\sffamily
hello world \textit{italic text} and \textsl{slanted text}.
Diacritics: șş țţ ȘŞ ȚŢ î Î ă Ă

Japanese: 守 破 離
\end{document}

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Welcome to the grown-up version of Cracker Jack's! I don't know about you, but I think this would be a great birthday gift. Just a huge bag of this popcorn. I know I'd probably shed a happy tear if someone gave me a bag.


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Q: How to group sequential numbers separated by comma in SQL I have the below query:
DECLARE @a VARCHAR(50)= '07071318_G08(1,2,3,4,8,9,11)';
SELECT SUBSTRING(@a, CHARINDEX('(', @a) + 1, CHARINDEX(')', @a) - CHARINDEX('(', @a) - 1) as Val;

It gives the output as:
1,2,3,4,8,9,11

But I need to show the output as below:
1-4,8-9,11

It means I need to group sequential numbers if any together. Can someone help me out on this?

A: Since you are on 2017, you get to use string_agg() , but first we perform a Gaps-and-Islands
Example
DECLARE @a VARCHAR(50)= '07071318_G08(1,2,3,4,8,9,11)';

Select MyNewString = string_agg(value,',') WITHIN GROUP ( ORDER BY min_value )
 From (
        Select value=concat(min(value),IIF(min(value)=max(value),'',concat('-',max(value))))
              ,min_value = min(value)
         From (
                SELECT value = try_convert(int,value)
                      ,grp = value - row_number()  over(order by try_convert(int,value))
                 from string_split(SUBSTRING(@a, CHARINDEX('(', @a) + 1, CHARINDEX(')', @a) - CHARINDEX('(', @a) - 1),',')
              ) a
         Group by Grp
       ) A

Returns
MyNewString
1-4,8-9,11

Note:  If duplicating values in the string like ...3,3,3... you may have to switch to dense_rank() rather than row_number()
EDIT - 2014 Version
DECLARE @a VARCHAR(50)= '07071318_G08(1,2,3,4,8,9,11)';

Select NewValue = Stuff((Select ',' +NewValue
                          From (
                                Select NewValue = concat(min(RetVal),IIF(max(RetVal)=min(RetVal),'',concat('-',max(RetVal))))
                                      ,MinValue = min(RetVal)
                                 From (
                                        Select RetSeq = row_number() over (order by try_convert(int,ltrim(rtrim(B.i.value('(./text())[1]', 'varchar(max)')))))
                                              ,RetVal = try_convert(int,ltrim(rtrim(B.i.value('(./text())[1]', 'varchar(max)'))))
                                        From  (Select x = Cast('<x>' + replace(SUBSTRING(@a, CHARINDEX('(', @a) + 1, CHARINDEX(')', @a) - CHARINDEX('(', @a) - 1),',','</x><x>')+'</x>' as xml).query('.')) as A
                                        Cross Apply x.nodes('x') AS B(i)
                                      ) a
                                 Group By RetVal-RetSeq
                               ) a1
                           Order by MinValue
                          For XML Path ('')),1,1,'')

A: A possible approach is the following statement, using STRING_SPLIT() (to split the comma-separated numbers), ROW_NUMBER() (to define the islands and gaps) and CONCAT_WS() and STRING_AGG() (for string aggregation):
DECLARE @a VARCHAR(50)= '07071318_G08(1,2,3,4,8,9,11)';

SELECT STRING_AGG([value], ',') WITHIN GROUP (ORDER BY [rn]) AS [value]
FROM (
   SELECT MIN([value]) AS [rn], CONCAT_WS('-', MIN([value]), CASE WHEN MAX([value]) > MIN([value]) THEN MAX([value]) END) AS [value]
   FROM (
      SELECT
         TRY_CONVERT(int, [value]) AS [value],
         ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY TRY_CONVERT(int, [value])) AS [rn]
      FROM STRING_SPLIT(SUBSTRING(@a, CHARINDEX('(', @a) + 1, CHARINDEX(')', @a) - CHARINDEX('(', @a) - 1), ',')
   ) t1
   GROUP BY [value] - [rn]
) t2

Result:
value
1-4,8-9,11


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Swieqi (in maltese Is-Swieqi in italiano storico anche Suiechi) è una località situata nella parte nord-est di Malta con una popolazione di 7.749 abitanti.

Swieqi confina ad ovest con Gargur, a sud con San Giovanni, ad est con San Giuliano, a nord con Pembroke.

Il sindaco di Swieqi è Noel Muscat. Le prossime elezioni locali per l'elezione di 9 consiglieri sono previste per il 2018, anno delle elezioni del governo.

Il club di calcio è il Swieqi United F.C..

Note

Altri progetti

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Centri abitati di Malta

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This column ran on The Des Moines Register website on Dec. 11, 2015. It can be found here.
Thursday's Cy-Hawk men's basketball game was one of the best ever, at least according to Iowa State fans.
The dramatic ending will go down in history not only as one of the best of the rivalry, but as one of the best of the 2015-2016 college basketball season.
The Cyclones, who have been ranked in the top 10 nationally all year, fell behind by 20 points to in-state rival Iowa before storming back in the second half to make it a game.
After Monte Morris hit his game-winning shot, Hilton Coliseum erupted. The Cyclones won and celebration ensued.
The celebration was warranted. As a fan of college basketball in general, I even celebrated a little bit — it was a fantastic game that perfectly encapsulated what this rivalry means to the state of Iowa.
But we aren't talking about the Cyclones' 20-point comeback. We aren't focused on Morris' game winner, Matt Thomas dropping a career-high 19 points or even Jarrod Uthoff's 30 points in the first half.
Des Moines Register sports reporter Tommy Birch gives an update on columnist Randy Peterson, who was injured during a court storming incident at the end of the Iowa/Iowa State basketball game in Ames.
Those story lines are gone, replaced instead by court storming.
After the final buzzer rang out, hundreds of students and fans were on the court celebrating. They earned it. It was a big game.
But it was out of control. Des Moines Register columnist Randy Peterson got caught up in the chaos and suffered a fractured leg, breaking both his tibia and fibula.
Peterson said he wasn't trampled on the court, but rather just knocked to the ground. Either way, he was just trying to get out of the way and back to the media room so he could do his job.
Now, I'm not going to tell you that storming the court after big wins is a bad thing and should be eliminated from the game. I've stormed the court before, too. It's a special thing.
Iowa State coach Steve Prohm agrees.
But it's being done wrong.
I was sitting on the baseline Thursday night taking pictures of the game. As soon as it was over, fans from every direction were swarming the court. Security, which seemed understaffed to begin with, wouldn't have stood a chance to hold these fans back, even if they were in position to begin with.
There was no way to ensure the safety of the coaches and players from either team. Officials, team staff and the media had to find their own way through the crowd to the locker rooms. For a minute or two, it was essentially a free-for-all.
I even watched a young boy get knocked down running onto the court. He jumped back up right away, but still.
I have no problem with people storming the court after big wins. But not the way it happened on Thursday.
When a fan base is as passionate about its basketball team as Iowa State's is, it deserves to celebrate. But the process needs to be modified.
Security needs to be in place after the game to keep the court clear until players, staff and others have had their chance to get off. Then let the students celebrate all they want.
Hopefully Peterson's injury will bring light to this issue. He definitely wasn't the first to be injured in a court storming — but he needs to be the last.


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Łarisa Dmitrijewna Ilczenko (ros. Лариса Дмитриевна Ильченко; ur. 18 listopada 1988 w Wołgogradzie) – rosyjska pływaczka długodystansowa.

Jej największym sukcesem jest złoty medal igrzysk olimpijskich na dystansie 10 km.

Odznaczenia
 Zasłużony Mistrz Sportu (2006)
  Order Przyjaźni (2008)

Linki zewnętrzne

 Profil zawodniczki na stronie peoples.ru

Medaliści Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich 2008
Rosyjscy medaliści olimpijscy
Rosyjscy pływacy
Urodzeni w 1988
Ludzie urodzeni w Wołgogradzie


Haha yeah, ensuite ftw! Also, its nice and close to the med school :P and the rooms just look great!
ooer, med student! i'm maths but yes, definitely the best option i think!
hey everyone, I've just received an offer from liverpool for dentistry. all the off campus accommodation is like an hour walk from the dental school which is too far away, and getting a bus everyday would be a faff. Prospect point is very close but it also seems popular and i think the chances of me getting a place there would be slim. Any ideas where I could apply?
There is other on campus accommodation, but Prospect is definitely closest to the Dentistry school.
As a general point to everyone, if you are looking for a good time, it's best to go off campus to Greenbank or Carnatic, well that's the feeling I got yesterday.
I think off campus would DEFIANTLY give you that student feel and they will be the main halls of residence however I'm lazy and will probably miss the bus all the time. How long does the bus take to get to uni and does it drop you off outside? I've yet to see them!
The bus takes about 20 mins to get from Greenbank to the University, and it drops you off at Abercromby Square (which is at the Southern end of the Central (Science) campus).
They run term time only, from about 0730 to just after midnight (running into town evenings and weekends).
To be honest, even if it seems a bit of a faff, the Uni halls have a much nicer atmosphere, and are very green (even if they look a bit old fashioned). My biggest regret was not living in the main halls during first year.
Thank you, I have just done a bit of research and I think I'm just going to go with these main halls and off-campus means that I can get a break from the hustle and bustle of the city I don't want to miss out on anything lol. It just means I'll have to wake up earlier for 9am lectures, grrr haha!
I thought you were all set for Prospect Point, Did the accommodation open day make you change your mind?
Yeah I was, it did tbh I mean I can see the obvious advantages, location, niceness etc but all the students heavily recommended off campus accommodation. If you are doing Medicine Dentistry etc then Prospect point is probably best but if you are doing a course that doesn't require high amounts of contact time and study then being off Campus is far more social and would be better for nights out.
I'm a Gap year student and have Liv as my Unconditional Firm- just applied for accomm a couple days ago.
I know I definately want off campus and self-catered and have decided I'm not too bothered about the en-suite. Out of my choices, anyone have any idea what's the best for the social/meeting people aspect?
I was away at the time so couldn't make the accomm open day so basically I'm picking based on only my mum's opinion (she went to the open day in my place- good ol' mum) and having looked at the website!
Now I'm really confused. Accepted liverpool as my first choice (conditional) to study adult nursing in september. Like the idea of being on campus but i really want the full uni experience, meet lots of people and have a good time too. Want self catered en suite which restricts my choice a bit but wouldn't mind not having en suite i guess... It just seems like everyone is applying for prospect point, there's not that many rooms there lol.
I am also doing Adult Nursing. I have applied for two at Greenbank and Prospect Point.


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Neurofibromatoses Type I (Von Recklinghausen's Disease)-Pipeline Review, H2 2017
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Bernardo Reyes (Guadalajara, augustus 1850 - Mexico-Stad, 9 februari 1913) was een Mexicaans politicus en militair.

Reyes studeerde aanvankelijk rechten, maar stopte met die studie om zich aan te sluiten bij het leger. Hij vocht aan republikeinse zijde tijdens de Franse interventie in Mexico en steunde in 1876 het plan van Tuxtepec van Porfirio Díaz, die daarbij de macht greep. In 1885 werd hij benoemd tot generaal en aangewezen als gouverneur van de noordelijke deelstaat Nuevo León. Reyes gold als Díaz' "proconsul van het noorden". Hij zorgde ervoor dat Díaz wil in het noorden van het land naar de letter werd uitgevoerd, hoewel hij ook een aantal progressieve hervormingen doorvoerde, waaronder vernieuwingen in het onderwijs en een wet die werknemers die tijdens hun werk gewond raakten een schadevergoeding toekende. Reyes gold als een van de naaste vertrouwelingen van Díaz maar was een verklaard vijand van de científicos, Díaz groep van positivistische adviseurs. Van 1900 tot 1902 diende hij als minister van oorlog en marine onder Díaz.

Reyes trok de aandacht van verschillende tegenstanders van Díaz, die meenden dat hij geschikt zou zijn als opvolger. Hij overwoog zich kandidaat te stellen voor de presidentsverkiezingen van 1910. Díaz loste dat probleem op door hem naar Europa te sturen om daar militaria te bestuderen. Toen Reyes in 1911 teruggekeerde was Díaz inmiddels afgetreden, en was na nieuwe verkiezingen Francisco I. Madero de nieuwe president geworden.

In 1912 kwam hij in opstand tegen Madero, maar werd gearresteerd en gevangengezet. Madero's aanhangers stelden voor hem ter dood te brengen, maar Madero besloot het leven van de generaal te sparen. In de gevangenis smeedde hij een complot met Félix Díaz, een neef van de verdreven dictator. Zij werden door militairen onder leiding van Manuel Mondragón op 9 februari 1913 uit de gevangenis bevrijd. Gezamenlijk trokken ze op naar het Nationaal Paleis. Reyes dacht dat het paleis onbewaakt was en liep naar binnen. Het bleek echter dat regeringsgetrouwe troepen zich al in het paleis hadden opgesteld. Reyes werd neergeschoten en was op slag dood.Tien dagen later liep Victoriano Huerta, bevelhebber van de regeringstroepen, over naar de opstandelingen. Madero werd afgezet en vier dagen later vermoord.

Bernardo Reyes was de vader van de Mexicaanse schrijver Alfonso Reyes.

Gouverneur van Nuevo León
Mexicaans minister
Mexicaans afgevaardigde
Mexicaans militair
Persoon in de Mexicaanse Revolutie


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Hold us while we wait for more new music from Lewis Capaldi
Entertainment Features Lifestyle Music News Play	Source Mag 552 Views 0 comment	May 3, 2019
West Lothian's very own social media star, pop sensation, and future Source cover star Lewis Capaldi has released his latest single, Hold Me While You Wait, and we can barely contain ourselves.
With more streams by 9am than any of Lewis's other songs, and currently sitting at number seven on UK iTunes chart – this one is a bop (and ballad obvz).
On top of this, Lewis is one of the first artists in history to announce, and sell out, an arena tour before the release of a debut album.
after seven weeks at number one I've realised I'm too famous now and I have started wearing a disguise I just want my privacy please respect that
A post shared by Lewis Calamari (@lewiscapaldi) on Apr 24, 2019 at 11:07am PDT
Speaking of his new single, Lewis comments: "Hold Me While You Wait is a song I wrote about the uncertainty of being in a relationship when your partner isn't sure what they want.
"There's an impending hopelessness to the whole thing, on both sides, when they're not sure whether they want to be in that relationship or not. For me it's one of the most desperate places you can find yourself in."
Ahead of his sold out 2020 arena tour, Lewis sets off on his November UK tour, which sold out in under a minute. Alongside two solo tours, Lewis is performing at festivals across the UK, plus, supporting Ed Sheeran and The Killers this summer.
Phew, we can barely keep up!
His eagerly awaited debut album is almost here, too, including hit UK singles Grace and Someone You Love.
Divinely Uninspired to A Hellish Extent is out 17 May on Virgin EMI. Recorded across the world in London, New York and L.A the album is ironically titled, but lyrically candid – giving an accurate representation of the ups and downs of growing up as well the turbulent themes of love, loss and heartache.
CAPALDAY
Credit: Andy's Coffee House
In honour of his debut album, Andy's Coffee House in Lewis's hometown Whitburn, have hilariously declared Saturday 18 May Lewis CapalDay.
For one day only, the café is serving the CapAllDay breakfast – six items of choice plus McCain potato smiles for a fiver and Capalccino's. The café is encouraging everyone get Lewis's album to number one, then come down to enjoy the number one breakfast.
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Expand and consolidate Migrante International and strengthen the international campaign to oust the terrorist Duterte
16 November 2018 16 September 2019
Keynote to Migrante International 8th International Congress
By Julie de Lima
Militant greetings to Migrante-International on its 8th International Congress. As a fellow migrant, I thank you for the honor and privilege of being invited to keynote your Congress. It is significant that you are holding your Congress at a time that we join the Filipino people in celebrating the 50th founding anniversary of the Communist Party of the Philippines whose all-round leadership is propelling the advance of the national democratic movement to which we all belong.
Let us greet, honor and thank the CPP leaders, cadres and members for their 50-years of perseverance in the Filipino people's struggle for national freedom and democracy! Let us also greet honor and thanks all Migrante-International leaders and members whose diligence and perseverance have made Migrante-International a worldwide presence upholding and advancing the rights and welfare of Filipino migrants all over the world while they do the same for their families left back home.
Your current congress is the best time for you to sum up your experience, take stock of your strengths and weaknesses, successes and failures, rectify errors and shortcomings, draw lessons, firm up your unity and make your plans for expansion and consolidation; as well as elect your officers and leaders for the next program period ending 2022. Gigantic tasks await you.
Four years ago, you were confronting a do-nothing president whose main concern was to intensify and accelerate the commercialization and enslavement of Filipino overseas workers to increase foreign exchange remittances but did nothing to improve the lot of the migrant workers in their host countries nor the lot of their families back home.
Now you are confronted with an even worse president whose grand promise of industrialization to develop the Philippines and thus eliminate the need for workers to leave the country to find employment has not only remained unfulfilled but is being buried in the wanton construction of infrastructure projects dependent on huge Chinese loans bloated by overpricing of supplies and equipment; and that instead of providing employment for our people, has opened our country wide to Chinese contractors and workers who are given preferential treatment in these projects, and thus close the possibility for our skilled migrant workers abroad to return home to their families and find employment in these projects.
Duterte's Build, Build, Build has certainly not resulted in Jobs, Jobs, Jobs for Filipino workers. We see no relief from the unemployment, underemployment and insufficient wages and incomes that continue to drive our compatriots abroad and face uncertainties even when they have jobs or when having difficulties finding jobs, while back home their families who depend on them face even bleaker socioeconomic conditions with the rising costs of basic goods and and deteriorated social services, and political suppression when they protest. Our migrant workers abroad face worsening economic and political crisis in most of their host countries, which are afflicted by economic stagnation and ever rising levels of public debt. These conditions give rise to various reactionary currents, such as fascism, chauvinism and religious bigotry that work to the detriment of the rights and welfare of migrant workers and our other compatriots abroad.
In this regard, I suppose that Carol's input on the challenges posed by the Duterte regime would help to guide Migrante-International in taking on the special role stated by your theme for the 8th Congress, which is exposing the crimes and isolating the regime among the Filipino communities and their organizations as well as among the people, their organizations, state and private institutions as well as international bodies and international formations in their host countries. Let us all work hard to oust or cause the ouster of Duterte at the soonest possible time. I shall delve on this point later in discussing the short-term and the long-term role and tasks of the migrant sector.
The National Democratic Movement Upholds and Advances the Rights and Interests of the Migrant Sector as Part of the Filipino Working Classes
The national democratic movement encompasses the entire Filipino people, whether they are at home or abroad. This means that the national democratic program includes upholding and advancing the rights and interests of all Filipinos equally , whether they are at home or abroad. This means that the national democratic movement also has equal obligation of arousing, organizing and mobilizing migrant Filipinos and their families back home to uphold, protect and advance their rights and interests in their host countries as well as build and develop links of solidarity and support with the people in their host countries.
A Peek into Filipino Migration in the 20th Century to the Present
We know that labor migration occurred at the time of Spanish colonial rule between the Philippine colony and the other colonies of Spain in the Americas. However, it was only with the coming of the 20th century that the first great wave of Filipino migrant laborers (mostly landless peasants and farm workers) occurred. This occurred during the US colonial period from the first to the fourth decade. These Filipino laborers were recruited to work the sugar cane plantations of Hawaii, the truck farms and orchards of California, the canneries of Alaska, and the ports of Seattle, New York, etc. (as porters, sailors and deck hands). Although they came as US nationals (the Philippines being a US colony) they faced racial discrimination, low-paying jobs and poor health and living conditions. These deprivations drove them to organize themselves in a spontaneous way; but not all because some others were recruited into and became members of the Communist Party of the USA.
The more fortunate migrants were the "pensionados" sent by the colonial government to train and study in the US and afterwards return to the islands to constitute a pro-US colonial bureaucracy and civil service. They came mostly from the upper middle classes or from among small landlords' children.
During the Great Depression and upon effectivity of the Tydings McDuffie Law in 1934 strict immigration quotas were imposed limiting Filipinos to only 50 persons per year. However, after WWII the migrant inflow increased with Filipino women coming in large numbers as US servicemen's "war brides"; and men coming as recruits into the US armed forces, particularly the US Navy, with qualified young men coming in droves from entire towns; as well as men and women recruited as health workers or health worker trainees. The US Armed Force Services recruits were the most privileged as they were better paid and were able to improve the economic status of their families back home; and generally they did not return home but became naturalized US citizens and subsequently petitioned their immediate family members to migrate to the US. The temporary migrants were scholars ranging from high school exchange students, teachers, professors and other civil servants under the Fullbright and Smith-Mundt Programs nurtured to ensure continuing US dominance over Philippine society even after the US grant of "independence" in July 1946.
The second big wave of Filipino migration started in the mid-1960s. As we all know, this was propelled by the labor export policy that the Marcos fascist dictatorship adopted to relieve the chronic crisis of unemployment due to the exhaustion of the land frontier for agriculture and the chronically underdeveloped semifeudal economy unable to provide jobs for the displaced peasants who flowed in droves to urban centers. During most of Marcos dictatorial rule, labor export grew to more than 5% of the GNP. Labor export recruitment agencies many of them owned by Marcos cronies proliferated, building their fortunes to supply Filipino workers to the Middle East and beyond. The main destinations aside from the US included Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Libya, Canada, Japan, Australia, Italy, Spain, UK, Austria, Norway, Sweden, etc. US migrants were still the largest.
When Marcos fell, all his successors from Cory Aquino down to Duterte adopted basically the same policy as they were unable to bring the our country out from semifeudalism. Thus our working people, including the most skilled, continue to be driven to migrate abroad with many taking menial jobs well below their skills, thus depriving our country of their training and talent. According to World Bank statistics, remittances of Filipino migrant workers abroad has now grown to more than 11% of Philippine GDP and is the main source of foreign exchange.
National Democratic Organizing among Overseas Filipino.
Overseas Filipino organizing started spontaneously as early as the first half of the 20th century when Filipinos banded together to form themselves into associations as a response to the oppression and deprivations that they were experiencing in their host country. Most of the associations or organizations were of a social nature consisting of people who came from the same region or province or who spoke the same language.
However a sizable number of individual migrants were recruited into and became members of the Communist Party of the United States of America (CPUSA) (previously named Workers Party of America & then Workers Communist Party). For example, RufinoTumanda organized the Filipino Anti-Imperialist League in Brooklyn, and was a CPUSA member in New York City. He later became CPPI secretary general in 1933-1935, succeeding Emilio Maclang (who took the place of Crisanto Evangelista when the latter was arrested). An even larger number of Filipino migrants were recruited into and joined trade unions, notably the International Longshoremen's and Warehouse Union (ILWU). During the Spanish civil war, many Filipinos in the US joined the American Brigade to fight on the side of the Republicans against the Franco fascist dictatorship.
Conscious national democratic organizing of overseas Filipinos and solidarity organizing in the US started in earnest in 1969 when a KM member emigrated to the US in California and was assigned to take on these tasks. There could be no direct carry over from the earlier work of Filipino communists in the CPUSA and International Longshoremen's and Warehouse Union because the McCarthyite witchhunt had destroyed such work in the early 1950s. It was with the Filipino oldtimers in California that he first came into contact. They had either been organized or influenced by the US Left in the 1930s and 1940s.
He started working among the progressive Filipino oldtimers and relating with progressive forces in US to mobilize support for the Philippine revolution. They organized Katipunan ng mga Demokratikong Pilipino (KDP) as the first overseas Filipino national democratic mass organization, which published the newsletter Katipunan in support of the national democratic movement. Thus Filipino activists who fled to the US upon the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus in 1971 and then the declaration of martial law in 1972 found a ready national democratic organization of Filipino migrants/immigrants to join.
The KDP had branches in 4 major cities–Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and New York; with links to and had working relations with some US progressive organizations, institutions and groups. Later several more branches were organized in Canada–Vancouver, Toronto, Winnepeg and Ottawa. They organized Filipinos in North America for the Philippine revolution and were very active in campaigning against the atrocities of the US-Marcos dictatorship. They could raise modest amount of funds, part of which they spent for their operation and campaigns, and the rest they sent to the movement back home.
Although the KDP membership was only in the hundreds, they cooperated with the anti-Marcos conservative opposition and Benigno Aquino supporters who also fled to the US. The International Association of Filipino Patriots (IAFP) and Ugnayan were formed and quickly expanded. But the line between the progressive forces (NDs) and the anti-Marcos reactionaries became blurred so that after the fall of Marcos during the time of Cory Aquino, the national democratic organizations practically disappeared. But loyal national democratic activists remained to regroup later during the CPP rectification campaign.
Marcos' atrocities and killings extended to the US. In 1981, Filipino- American labor activists Silme Domingo and Gene Viernes were both assassinated June 1, 1981, gunned down inside a Seattle downtown union hall. Like Benigno Aquino two years later, the killings of these two KDP activists were ordered by the fascist dictator Marcos; criminal acts which further enraged the Filipino people and their solidarity supporters to intensify their struggle and eventually lead to the downfall of the fascist dictatorship, but whose shadow has again emerged today as the Duterte de facto fascist dictatorship.
The anti-Marcos campaign in the US was a significant factor in the downfall of the Marcos fascist dictatorship as they contributed to making the Reagan administration realize that Marcos was already more of a liability than an asset to US interests in the Philippines.
You are familiar with the Migrant organizing in the Asia Pacific region—Singapore, Hongkong, Japan, Australia, etc. There was little overseas Filipino organizing in these areas. What was very successful during the time of the Marcos fascist dictatorship were the institutions that were built and around which solidarity campaigns and organizing were conducted. Comprehensive solidarity work in the region among communist, workers and social-democratic parties, ecumenical and humanitarian organizations succeeded in gathering the most substantial political, moral and material support for the Philippine struggle. The Negros campaign was the most effective until the end of the 1980's
In Europe as in the Asia-Pacific region, not much Filipino organizing was conducted but solidarity work and organizing was very robust, especially in Germany, Italy, Netherlands, United Kingdom the Scandinavian countries—Norway, Sweden, Denmark) and Austria and was very successful in gathering moral, political and material support for the anti-Marcos struggle.
In 1976, Ka Louie Jalandoni and Ka Coni Ledesma were dispatched to Europe to do representation work for the National Democratic Front and in effect for the entire national-democratic movement. They started the proto-diplomatic work covering Europe and the Middle East. The biggest achievement of the work here was the Permanent Peoples' Tribunal Session on the Philippines, which found Ferdinand Marcos guilty of 12 counts of grievous crimes against the Filipino people; and recognized the NDF as the legitimate representative of the Filipino people.
The PPT, effectively spread the word about the struggle of the Filipino people against the US-Marcos fascist dictatorship and further boosted organizing for solidarity work, and thus solidarity from among revolutionary, progressive and humanitarian organizations and individuals in terms of political, moral and material support for the revolutionary forces and people in the Philippines.
The Migrant Sector's Role and Tasks
In organizing work among our overseas compatriots, we takes the view that our overseas compatriots are part of the Filipino nation and therefore fall within in its scope. Thus migrant workers abroad can be approached and organized to take part in or support the Filipino people's struggle for national and social liberation, either as direct participants or as solidarity supporters. This goes not only for migrant workers but for all compatriots residing abroad whether permanently or temporarily. Targets of our compatriot organizing include people of Filipino descent who can be encouraged to join compatriot organizations or political Filipinos (foreigners who opt to become either direct participants in the national democratic movement).
National democratic organizations can take various forms: along sectors (women, youth, students, artists, media people, writers and other cultural workers; along condition of precarity, (undocumented workers, opers, hawkers, peddlers etc.); by regional groupings (Cebuanos, Ilocanos, Ilongos, etc.), along lines of interest (cultural, sports, IOT workers, programmers, etc.); along lines of work (seafarers, especially those in flags of convenience, dock workers, other transport workers, unions and guilds; hotel and restaurant workers, oil rig workers, shop workers etc.); along geographical locations abroad (national, regional, city, locality or community) , or as support groups of allied partner organizations or mass organization and alliances back home.
The precarity of their situation in host countries abroad and of their families back home, make migrants easily approachable for arousing, organizing and mobilizing to defend and advance their rights and welfare, and shortly gain interest in the Philippine revolution. They have relatively recent knowledge of conditions in their country of origin. In fact, many of them come from areas where the revolutionary movement is strong and have experienced or been involved or have relatives or friends who are involved in the movement.
We need to boldly expand and strengthen the work of Migrante International as the core of the basic masses of Filipinos abroad. As such it should function as the mainstay for building the broad united front with other Filipino organizations and for linking with progressive organizations, institutions and agencies in host countries as well as interstate organizations, institutions and agencies to build a strong broad international solidarity network both in advancing our long term tasks and our immediate task of exposing, and opposing the criminal acts and failings of the Duterte terrorist regime in consonance with the principal efforts of our people back home.
If we do our social investigation well, we will discover that our existing organizations are still very limited among the possible forms of organizations we can and must build. This is to say that social investigation is a much neglected area of our work. We must systematically attend to this work. Spontaneous social investigation is being done, as for example when we see some people looking like Filipinos or hear them speaking any Philippine language, we usually approach them and start a conversation, asking where they comes from, how long they have been abroad, etc., etc. We simply need to stress to our members to systematize such conversations, exchange telephone numbers, or email addresses so that we would know how to communicate with them or invite them to our affairs or events, and to note down or record the conversation for SI purposes and for making further approaches. It would be helpful to draw up SI forms and made available to our members specifically for this purpose.
The additional kind of SI involves knowing the conditions and the significant forces and resources helpful for your work in upholding the rights and welfare of migrants as well as your work as factors of the national democratic struggle. This means knowing the public and private organizations, institutions, agencies; their political orientation, resources, etc. Again another SI form should be drawn up for this purpose.
Consider the importance of this work and form teams for systematizing it. Conducting systematic social investigation will facilitate not only your expansion but also your consolidation. It also means building strong connections and relations of solidarity with other organization of Filipinos abroad, other migrant communities as well as with the host peoples. One more point I wish to stress is that we must repeatedly conduct social investigation to know the changes that our work has effected and to further advance our work.
A much neglected area your work is arousing, organizing and mobilizing seafarers and I am glad that you are taking steps in this regard by making it as one of the four issues to be taken up by your thematic panels. As you say, seafarers compose almost half of all overseas Filipino workers, thus they deserve your immediate attention. They work in cargo ships, cruise ships, fishing boats, oil rigs and others, where they suffer generally oppressive and exploitative employment and inhuman working conditions. We should organize them wherever they are based, in coordination with pertinent organs and units involved with manning agencies, maritime schools, ports and other service organizations and international unions.
If this is not already a main area of your concern, I propose you consider this a top concern in your next four year plan with definite targets from year to year. Initially you must make a thoroughgoing social investigation of the concrete conditions of Filipino seafarers and their families in the Philippines, their class character based on their economic and political status and political affiliation, the classes and sectors to which they belong, their needs and interests, their associations and organizations, where they are, their ports of call, where they congregate, their vacation time, etc.
Thus you will learn how to approach them and be able to agitate, educate and raise their political consciousness; then organize them to become activists and finally mobilize them to engage in actions and campaigns for their own welfare as well as for the national democratic movement. Migrante International would be very much strengthened when it succeeds in organizing seafarers in vessels plying the seas and oceans and calling on ports all over the globe. (Think also of all the practical services that organized seafarers can render to the national democratic mass movement.) Not as urgent but as a new frontier in Migrante International organizing would be airline and airport workers.
You belong to communities that include other immigrant and migrant worker communities in your host countries. These communities are sources of cheap labor in host countries, doing odd and most difficult jobs avoided by the host peoples. They have the common aspiration of being accorded equal treatment and opportunity and of being protected against racism, neo-fascism, discrimination and unjust immigration and oppressive nationality laws of host countries. Thus it is important for you to coordinate and cooperate with progressive immigrant, migrant workers, and host peoples' organizations on these issues and in forming or joining coordinating organizations or networks to promote and protect the rights of minorities and migrant workers in your host countries.
International Solidarity Work
There is a need to establish and strengthen more broad solidarity formations in different countries and to conduct systematic alliance work. We must approach individuals strategically positioned in key international and multilateral institutions, political parties in government or in the opposition, in churches and church bodies, international media and so on. In this work, we must acquire through practice the skill to be on guard and to combat the influence of reformist and outrightly counterrevolutionary elements like the contras, clerico-fascists and Trotskyites; and currently the Dutertards and trolls among Filipino communities and their collaborators abroad .
We should expand and deepen our solidarity work to reach out ever increasing numbers of individuals who can heighten their awareness and solidarity for the struggle of the Filipino people for democracy and liberation. We need to strengthen propaganda and information regarding the different facets of the Filipino peoples struggle for their economic well being, political, social and cultural aspirations and activities to achieve national and social liberation. We need to show the efforts and victories of the peoples organizations, their own emerging peoples government and their liberation army for winning the peoples struggles.
The reciprocal part of our international solidarity work to gain support for our national democratic movement is in turn to give support to our class kins, including other migrant nationalities in the host country. Mutual solidarity and support build strong bonds between peoples and class kins in various countries. Furthermore, to build the broadest international united front, you must attend to the task of representation, solidarity, protodiplomacy, which lends the essence of 'broadness' to our international solidarity work. But again, as in the united front Migrante International must strengthen itself to be at the core.
In this work, we need to address the urgent social, economic and political issues confronting Filipinos at home and abroad. We need to rapidly increase broad international solidarity and alliance work and pay special attention the tasks of exposing, opposing and defeating the US-instigated Oplan Bayanihan and the heinous criminal and terrorist acts of the fascist tyrant Duterte: the bombings and military occupation of peasants' and indigenous people's communities in the countryside; the wanton and mass killings of peasants, workers, indigenous people and suspected supporters of the revolutionary movement in the countryside as well as mass activists, trade unionists, priests, human rights advocates; the wanton killing of suspected drug addicts and pushers in urban poor communities; the false claim of implementing an independent foreign policy that in fact is a policy of the double treason– maintaining and even reinforcing all-round US dominance and consigning the our country and people to being a Chinese debt colony to be able to finance a costly build, build, build project with Chinese loans, equipment, building materials and labor; practicing state terrorism with all its attendant evils, including impunity within the ruling system; wanton corruption with all its ramifications such as that of being the supreme drug lord of all drug lords; etc., etc.
This campaign requires effective attention to broad solidarity and alliance work. Conversely, it will provide the opportunity for broadening international solidarity and strengthening this particular area of work, especially necessary for thwarting the imperialist terror campaign worldwide.
Aside from the man-made disaster that Duterte has wrought on the Filipino people, we also need to mind the natural disasters that are induced and whose effects are aggravated by the imperialists and the local reactionaries because they do not care about the exploited and impoverished people who are vulnerable to such disasters. We must involve ourselves in building the broadest international solidarity front to fight climate change and to promote environmental protection.
Migrante International must take advantage of the proto-diplomatic gains that have been achieved through the peace negotiations between the NDFP and the GRP. Although Duterte has terminated the peace negotiations, there are still plenty of opportunities for you to develop this work. You have also done your own proto-diplomatic work in the course defending and advancing the rights, interests and welfare of Filipino migrant workers as in Singapore, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, etc., in cases involving the miscarriage of justice such as the execution of Flor Contemplacion. These are initial steps or moves towards developing international relations with States and interstate or inter-governmental organizations and their agencies, especially in view of the Philippine government's neglect or failure in upholding the rights and welfare of its citizens abroad.
Lastly but very importantly, you must build and maintain a robust propaganda machine consisting of writers, artists, IT techies, websites, periodicals and fact sheets (both digital and printed) to broadcast the people voice. You must have dedicated committees and organs for propaganda at all levels of your organization. Consider including the subject of systematizing propaganda work in your planning for your next program period.
All the tasks outlined above require a people's media for amplifying our voices in exposing, opposing and defeating the enemy, such as the terrorist tyrant Duterte, at every given time; in expressing the interests and aspirations of the people; in inspiring other people to rally to our cause; and in announcing to the world our people's achievements in their struggle against their exploiters and oppressors. We must counter the lies and falsehoods peddled by the mainstream media, whether government-owned or corporate-owned, their press lords and their prestitues (you know what I mean).
Isulong ang Migrante International!
Mabuhay ang sambayanang Pilipino!
Julie de Lima-Sison
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The Spice Route Gets Hot!
November 7th: Now after the last end of the section I had a blog to write at the end of this section, this time I have had many to write including adventures with Princess Safari's. But the spice route definitely got 'hot' there was plenty of love and romance and if you were on the truck and reading this you know what I'm talking about!! We even lost a person to "homesickness" half way through!
But drama aside it was an amazing second leg to our Africa adventure and it would not have been the same without the folks onboard our trusty truck Imani!
We lost a few folks in Victoria falls mostly the scandanavian-esque contingent went there separate ways the dutchies - Saskia, Linda and Tilly, the Swedes – Jospehine, Sophia, Sophie and Johann and last but not least the Spaniard Anna.
So or the next leg we have our compadre's from the first trip Dana (Oz) And Mark (Scottish). Then staying on from the second was the two yanks Carly and Adam, Ed the Brit and finally the Danes Sophie and Morton.
The new folks joining in Victoria Falls we had, Gaz the Welshman (say no more), Jo the English Policewoman (say no more), Martin the Austrian, Steve and John, Scotsmen from the Isle of Skye and the lovely Italians Andrea (yes a bloke) and Evelyn. This group got older with a new mix of nationalities and experience….lets see what the next 3 weeks bring!
A group photo from the second leg, Africa House on Zanzibar, amazing cocktails and sunset…Excuse the framing of the shot the gentleman who took it was obviously a bit drunk!


Come & enjoy Festival of Lights with great food, & great performance by versatile singer Tanweer Mian. We are planning to have exciting gifts for raffles & also giveaways. So bring all your family & friends with you.
If your child is interested in performing a short solo or group dance, please contact Rajen Ravalat 404-310-7111 to give details of the performance. We are only looking for dances. Spots are limited & Deadline to sign up is Sat Nov 2nd, 2013.


This month, many companies are conducting their annual inventory for tax purposes. As an empowered manager, you should inventory the assets you have, too. Human assets.
Team leaders---Kept in the light at all times with inspiration, communication, and challenges, this stock item is a staple for every workplace. Don't let your quantity of Team Leaders get too low or stagnant from inactivity or mixed messages. This item is on backorder at most workplaces and cannot be easily replaced.
Team players---Team Leaders need Team Players. Not every human asset in your inventory wants to lead, so don't let this item run low. Keep them warm with compliments and in the light of their leaders.
Born educators---Only a few of these will suffice, but they are one of your most precious assets. Keep this item in front of people, preferably a classroom. They thrive best when provided with current material, training tools, and support. Don't make them use flawed, error-riddled resources. The materials you let them use tells them about how much (or little) you value their efforts.
Standards afficionados---This stock item knows the standards and refuses to deviate from them. It thrives where diversions and exceptions to the procedure are disciplined, and will have a short shelf life where it's not.
Customer Service Concierges---Patients ask for this product by name. It creates the kind of word-of-mouth that drives more work through your front door. Keep them in well-lit places with many opportunities for interaction with the public and other departments.
Problem Solvers---This inventory item bring problems to your attention and also propose solutions that work.
LMHs (Loyal Human Machines)---These components of your inventory are automatons. They are self-operating machines with big hearts and fierce loyalty to you, your company, and your policies. Without them, you can't stay in business for long. Keep plenty on hand.
Everything else in your inventory should be sold off at a deep discount. They are your tax. Empowered healthcare managers don't pay taxes on their human resource inventory.
Blogger's note: On behalf of the Empowered Healthcare Manager and the Center for Phlebotomy Education, I'd like to wish you a fruitful, prosperous and empowered New Year.


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So you've been writing lots of cool new stuff and now it's time to think about revision. When you're in the editing phase, you must find a way to create distance from your text, to see it with fresh eyes. And it's not always easy to see your work with fresh eyes—it can feel like looking for your sunglasses when they're on your head! The best way to create distance, of course, is actual distance. There's nothing more revealing than a month away from your work. But there are other ways to create distance if you don't have the luxury of time.
Read it out loud. When you use your ear rather than your eye you can "hear" when the rhythm is off. If you stumble over a word in your spoken delivery, chances are that word is awkwardly placed. If you cut or add words in the spoken delivery, cut or add them on the page. If you find yourself amending the text as you read it, pay attention. Your subconscious is giving you clues.
Change the font Sometimes something as simple as a font change can change how we "see" our work. I change the font several times in the process of revision–it's fun and keeps it fresh. The more distance I need to create, the wilder the font.
Print it out. In our electronic world printing your work out might seem like a waste of paper. Print it out anyway. Just as changing the font allowed you to "see" your words differently, printing it out and holding it in your hand will change the dynamic for you completely and make it a "tangible" thing.
Read it backwards. Not word for word backwards but go backwards in chunks. This is especially good when you are editing at the sentence level. Notice what happens when you read it backwards—and notice how alternate endings start jumping out at you. Pretend that the perfect ending for your story is already in there, buried in the middle somewhere. Watch your sentences come unglued in a good way.
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No Holiday for Maverick Editors – Grammargeddon!
Before I go any further with this, I have to say one thing. I did not knowingly pattern that blog title after "No Time for Sergeants," starring the late Andy Griffith. My brain did it of its own volition. Blame the brain.
Now then, on to my holiday rant. It's a holiday rant because, while maverick editors don't get holidays, I'm not combing teh intarwebz as I normally would because it's a holiday for most other folks and I don't want to do that much work (I'm trying to show solidarity, ok?). I want to rant. I don't want to work. It's too hot to work, but that's perfect for ranting. And babbling semi-coherently. Lucky you, readers.
I'll take these things in the order in which they occurred to me, which is in no way significant. Not at all. It just happens to be the order in which they occurred to me, nothing more.
"Center-parted bun." Why was I even looking at a style-oriented site? I don't remember—it probably had something to do with another page I was vaguely interested in, and I clicked on a link. Anyway, about this "center-parted bun." I know what it means. The hair is parted in the center, and gathered into a bun. The problem is: Buns don't have parts. They're buns. This bothers me far more than it probably should, but I'm admitting my issue publicly.
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[Poetry / Los Angeles Fine Printing]. Davidson, Yvonne Robeson.
Los Angeles: The Ward Ritchie Press, (1949). 1st edition (cf. Ward Ritchie Press, p. 100). INSCRIBED PRESENTATION copy SIGNED by the author, to one "Wanda Dear" 48 pp. 47 verses by this now forgotten lady poet. 8vo. Red cloth spine over grey paper boards printed in red, design by Joseph...	More about HEART TALK.
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Mill, John Stuart [1806 - 1873].
London: Longmans Green Reader & Dyer, 1873. 1st edition (NCBEL III, 1552). vi, 313,  pp. 2 pp advert at rear. 8vo. Original green pebbled publisher's cloth, ruled in black; gilt stamped spine lettering.	More about AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
NAUGHTY SPANKING. Stories from A to Z.
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(n. p.): Pretty Things Press, 2004. 1st Printing. 253,  pp. 8-7/16" x 5-1/2". Trade paperback.	More about NAUGHTY SPANKING. Stories from A to Z.
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The SCRAPBOOK Of KATHERINE MANSFIELD.
J. M. M. [John Middleton Murry] - Edited By.
London. Constable and Company LTD., 1939. 1st Edition. Cf Kirkpatrick, A14. viii, 243, [4 ads] pp. Frontis - portrait of Katherine Mansfield. 7-1/2" x 5". Gray buckram boards, violet lettering to upper board and back strip, gray dust jacket with violet lettering, with green paper belly slip.	More about The SCRAPBOOK Of KATHERINE MANSFIELD.
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TWO PREFACES.; The Original Preface to Leaves Of Grass, 1855 and a Backward Glance O'er Travel'd Roads, 1888 with an Introductory Note by Christopher Morley.
Whitman, Walt (1819-1892); Morley, Christopher (1890-1957) - Introduction.
New York. George H. Doran Company. 1919. 1st Edition. Robert Burns couplet facing title page. Cf. Lee, 8. 128 pp. Illustration of a rocking horse on lower wrapper. 7-3/4" x 5-1/4". Gray boards, with a yellow label to upper board (right corner) and to back strip, green lettering. In original...	More about The ROCKING HORSE.
SPIRIT LEVEL And OTHER POEMS.
Cambridge, Massachusetts. Harvard University Press. 1946. 1st Edition. 52 pp. 7-1/2" x 5-1/4". Black cloth boards, stamped in gilt to back strip, in original dust jacket. The newspaper clipping is a review of SPIRIT LEVEL from The Saturday Review (a literature magazine published from 1924 - 1971).	More about SPIRIT LEVEL And OTHER POEMS.
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THURSDAY EVENING.; A Comedy in One Act.
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SHANDYGRAFF.; A Number of Most Agreeable Inquirendoes upon Life & Letters, interspersed with Short Stories & Skits, the Whole Most Diverting to the Reader.
Garden City. Doubleday, Doran and Company, Inc., 1929. Reprint, not stated First Edition. xii, 68 pp. Illustrated with drawings and photographs. 8-6/8" x 5-1/2". Black cloth, yellow label to upper board with green lettering, yellow lettering to back strip, illustrated end papers, in original pictorial dust jacket.	More about SEACOAST Of BOHEMIA.
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SAFETY PINS.; And Other Essays.
London. Jonathan Cape. 1925. Reprint. Cf. Lee,  p. 89. 256 pp. 7-3/4" x 5". Green cloth, black rule stamped to upper board, black lettering stamped to back strip, black publishers device stamped to lower board, original off-white dust jacket with black lettering. As stated in the Lee bibliography of... More about SAFETY PINS.; And Other Essays.
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Garden City, New York. Doubleday, Page & Company (at the Country Life Press). 1927. 1st Edition. Cf. Lee, 59. [xiii], 171 pp. 7" x 4-3/4". Red and black, decorative wrapped boards, quarter black cloth, title label to back strip, orange end papers. Bookplate is from Richard G. Baumhoff - author... More about PLEASED To MEET YOU.
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TALES FROM A ROLLTOP DESK.
Garden City, N. Y., and Toronto. Doubleday, Page & Company. 1921. 1st Edition. Cf. Lee, 19.  pp. Frontis by Walter Jack Duncan (1881-1941). 7-1/2" x 5". Greenish gray boards, quarter dark green cloth, title label to back strip, small vignette to upper board, dark green lettering.	More about TALES FROM A ROLLTOP DESK.
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Garden City/ New York. Doubleday, Page & Company. 1925. Reprint. (Not Stated "First Edition"). 273 pp. 8-3/4" x 5". Black, cloth wrapped boards, with a blue label on upper board and back strip, black lettering on labels, top edge stained blue, blue end papers.	More about THUNDER On The LEFT.
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Warsaw is the capital of Poland and the largest city in the country. The city lies on the Vistula River and its banks are spanned by as many as eight bridges. The first cable-stayed bridge in the capital called the Świętokrzyski Bridge (English: Holy Cross Bridge) is particularly noteworthy. The bridge was opened in 2000 and it links the city center with the district of Praga-North. The bridge is 479 meters long (including the viaduct), whereas its width exceeds 30 meters. The 90-meter pylon located on the right bank of the river that fastens the cables supporting the structure is a characteristic feature of the bridge.
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The 13th Reality
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You wake up in a box, surrounded by a bunch of other boys, and you can't remember who you are. Thomas finds himself in exactly that situation, and as he becomes familiar with his surroundings, every answer only leads to new questions. Is someone controlling the boys? Or are they the last human beings on Earth?
This is the first book in a trilogy.
This book is action-packed, with a level of violence comparable to The Hunger Games. While the book touches on ethics issues as the group (and individuals) try to determine who to trust and how to proceed, the plot drives the story far more than the characters. The end is disappointing because it leaves so many critical questions unanswered, and not in an exciting, I-can't-wait-to-read-the-next-book kind of way. This is more of a why-didn't-the-author-finish-the-book situation. Several pressing questions raised in the story remain unresolved, so this book feels more like Part 1 of a larger story than a novel in its own right. The violence in this book may be scary or disturbing for some readers.
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Review of University of Adelaide in South Australia with Tuition Fees and Ranking Information
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Study in Australia at University of Adelaide; I have reviewed tuition fees, rankings, study visa, programs offered, cost of living and how to apply for admission.
About University of Adelaide
The main campus of the university is situated in the centre of Adelaide on North Terrace, next to the South Australia Art Gallery, the South Australian Museum and the South Australia State Library.
The University of Adelaide is one of the leading research-intensive universities in Australia and is consistently ranked among the top 1% of the world's universities. Students who come to study at the University of Adelaide study and produce graduates who have an influence on the world at one of the best universities with a good reputation for science and teaching excellence.
Why you should study at University of Adelaide?
The University of Adelaide is a top Australian university.
The university is renowned for being a world-class institution for tertiary education and science.
The University of Adelaide is committed to offering high quality and distinct experiences in studying, teaching and study.
The university focuses on the exploration of new knowledge and the promotion of creativity.
Requirements for Admission
You must comply with the admission criteria if you are studying at the University of Adelaide. The standards vary from country to country. As for international students, the data needed for the admission of international students to the University of Adelaide is detailed below. For more information please visit the university.
Test of Language
The preferred certified English language exams at the university are;
Academic Test-IELTS (International English Language Research System)
Internet-based and paper-based TOEFL
Pearson English Test-Academic
CAE (English Cambridge: Advanced).
However in particular cases, the university can accept other proof of proficiency in English.
The majority of language tests and qualifications complying with the minimum English standards of the University shall be valid for two years prior to the date of application.
Before being admitted to the University of Adelaide, students without the appropriate level of English would need to satisfactorily complete an intensive English language program. At the English Language Centre of the University, the University should coordinate an acceptable English language program, Academic English (PEP Pathway) in Adelaide.
For prospective students who have received offers to the University of Adelaide conditional on English proficiency, the PEP Pathway provides an alternate entry route. Students are given direct entrance into the university upon satisfactory completion of the PEP Pathway at the required stage.
Post Graduate Coursework Requirements
As a minimum, entrance into postgraduate coursework programs requires a Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification as a qualification for entry from an accredited institution. Any of the graduate certificates and graduate diplomas offered can be recognised in their own right as qualifying work for admission into a Masters program, or as professional credentials. See the Degree Finder for further information.
Materials for Studies and Research
You should also allow the cost of textbooks and other basic study materials to be at least $250-$400AUD per semester. All expenses for specialized equipment (e.g. laboratory coats, microscopes, stethoscopes) and field trips would also be borne by those students.
University of Adelaide Rankings
It could be claimed that the University of Adelaide ranks among the best universities in the world with a ranking of 8th place in Australia and a world ranking of 113th place and is in the top 1 percentile of the world's best schools.
Programs Offered at the School
Econometrics and Economics
Arts and Performing Arts and Design
Philosophy, History and Theology
Languages, Literature and Linguistics
Electrical and electronic engineering general engineering
Geology, environmental earth and marine sciences
Politics and international studies(Including development studies)
Many postgraduate programs have at least a Bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification, but some require sufficient professional experience in their respective fields. On the university website, domestic students can apply online via SATAC, while foreign students can apply on the international student website.
To make the learning process as easy as possible, there are various support networks set up.
Support programs such as housing facilities to enable students to find accommodation, support resources for learning, child care services, counselling services, health services, an international student center and a well-equipped library all culminate in a full learning environment.
The University of Adelaide provides students free Wi-Fi, study areas for groups and people, access to photocopiers and laptops, and specialist librarians to help students make full use of the facilities of the library.
Payment of charges
University payments can be made by means of the following channels: Western Union, Business Solutions, Bank Transfers, Credit Cards and Debit Cards. Prospective learners are advised to review the refunds and changes policies of the school.
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Cost of Studying at University of Adelaide
Tuition fees are paid according to the amount of units in an academic session being undertaken. The following are the number of units and their related tuition fees;
2018 tuition fees, 9 units-$9000 USD
2018 tuition fees: $12000
International students' tuition fees are contingent on the registration scheme. In 2018, annual fees range from AUD$32,500 to AUD$44,000 per annum for a research degree.
Health Insurance for Overseas Students (OSHC)-$360-$380
Note; The fees quoted above are in Australian dollars and subject to change.
Enrolment Confirmation
This will encourage you to apply for an Australian student visa and will be sent to you upon completion of acceptance of the offer form and deposit of the tuition fee.
Request for Research Visa – Australian Student Visa
You can proceed to apply for your visa with your confirmation of enrolment. To apply for your Australian student visa, contact the nearest Australian embassy.
Pre-departure process
There will be an international student orientation planned. In order to obtain valuable details, it is advisable that new students attend the orientation course.
Living expenses in Adelaide?
With housing and transportation prices being considerably less than in Sydney or Melbourne, Adelaide is ranked among the most affordable capital cities in Australia.
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Average estimated weekly expenses
Rent $135-$385
Food $90-$130
Electricity $35-$55
Transportation $20-$35
Telephone $20-$40
Miscellaneous $350-$695
TOTAL $650-$1340
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Gay Bars, Restaurants Boycott Yuengling After Owner Endorses Donald Trump
Over a dozen gay bars and restaurants are refusing to serve Yuengling beer after its owner endorsed Donald Trump's presidential ambitions.
Dick Yuengling, the owner of D.G. Yuengling & Son, on Monday gave Trump's son, Eric Trump, a tour of the Yuengling brewery in Pottsville, Pennsylvania.
"My father's going to make it a lot easier for business to function," Eric Trump said during a news conference. "We're going to do it right here in the U.S."
The Reading Eagle quoted Yuengling as saying, "Our guys are behind your father. We need him in there."
According to the Washington Blade, several local D.C. bars and eateries have removed Yuengling from their menus.
David Perruzza manages JR's Bar and Grill, which is located just east of Dupont Circle.
Perruzza posted a video on Facebook of him removing Yuengling's tap from the bar.
"His support for Trump is basically support for [Mike] Pence," Perruzza told the Blade. "I don't want them getting any support from gay people. It may sound weird, but I don't want any cent of it going to Trump."
Other local establishments followed suit, including some gay-friendly businesses.
A meme circulating online features an image of a Yuengling truck with the caption "bye bye, assholes!"


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According to the latest report by BoxofficeIndia.com, on Wednesday, the film has managed to hold on rock solid and collect Rs 6 crore on its thirteenth day at the box office. The film has till now managed to collect a total of Rs 128.24 crore at the box office in thirteen days. The film is now aiming to enter the Rs 150 crore club which seems possible.
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