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81. Proceedings of the XXII World Congress of Philosophy: Volume > 10
Кривых Елена Моральные ценности в контексте эволюционной этики.
The author considers positions of evolutionary ethics from the point of interaction with defining ideas of " big science ", and also on a material of concrete ethical concepts. As a program principle the statement about a substantiation of moral principles as congenital biological structures is accepted. Based on concrete positions of works of D. Dennet and I. Merkulov, the author addresses to concept of rationality which "works" as one of the reasons both in evolutionary process and in development of culture. Appearance of special human models of behaviour during evolution can be presented as selection of some conditions focused on efficiency which in the world of culture gets valuable senses of mutual aid, cooperation, altruism.
Donald C. Hubin The Limits of Consequentialism
Modern consequentialism is a very broad theory. Consequentialists can invoke a distribution sensitive theory of value to address the issues of distributive justice that bedeviled utilitarianism. They can attach intrinsic moral value to such acts truth-telling and promise-keeping and, so, acknowledge the essential moral significance of such acts in a way that classical utilitarianism could not. It can appear that there are no limits to consequentialism's ability to respond to the criticisms against utilitarian theories by embracing a sophisticated theory of value. But there are limits. They are imposed by consequentialism's commitment to ground considerations of rightness solely on considerations of goodness. Some consequentialists have attempted to incorporate elements of guilt and desert into the theory of value. This can be done, consistent with consequentialist scruples, only if these notions can be analyzed without appeal to deontic concepts such as right and wrong. I analyze the problem consequentialists face and suggest a way incorporate notions of guilt and desert in a theory of value without relying in any fundamental way on concepts of right and wrong action.
Sunny Yang Moral Emotions and Thick Ethical Concepts: A Critical Notice of Gibbard's Non-Reductive Noncognitivism.
My aim in this paper is to illuminate the limitations of adopting thick ethical concepts to support the rationality of moral emotion. To this end, I shall first of all concentrate on whether emotions, especially moral emotions are thick concepts and can be analysed into both evaluative and descriptive components. Secondly,I shall examine Gibbard's thesis that to judge an act wrong is to think guilt and anger warranted. I then raise the following question. If we identify moral considerations with anger in particular, it overly emphasizes one seemingly arbitrary emotion. In other words, I doubt whether 'other's anger' can be the general concept corresponding to thick concepts such as courage or generosity. My doubt about the objectivity of Gibbard's moral emotion depends on Bernard Williams'doubt about ethical objectivity in terms of a critical notice of the distinction between thick and thin ethical concepts. Finally, I shall pose a challenge to the distinction between thick and thin ethical concepts on the ground that it is not in fact a clear one. I shall argue that it is impossible clearly to classify various ethical concepts either as thick or thin. This is because, I shall argue, as Scheffler points out, "any division of ethical concepts into the two categories of the thick and the thin is itself a considerable oversimplication." Indeed, I shall argue, our ethical vocabulary is tragically rich with an irreconcilable plurality of values. If my analysis is right, I argue Gibbard's attempt to appeal to thick concepts to explain the rationality of moral emotion is open to question.
Heiner F. Klemme Hume's Law reconsidered
In this talk, Hume's distinction between 'is' and 'ought' in the Treatise of Human Nature will be discussed. It will be argued that Hume accuses previous moral philosophers neither of committing a logical error in their reasoning, nor of falling short of a possible deduction of an 'ought' from an 'is' because of false assumptions. Rather, Hume argues that these philosophers have an incorrect notion of reason: By means of reason, we do not discover eternal moral truths, and also, reason does not motivate us. According to Hume, reason reveals only causal relations that exist between external facts and our emotions, which are facts as well. The 'ought' is located just in our emotions and not in the things which evoke the moral emotions inside us.
Kyungsuk Choi "Bioethics" as a New Challenge to Philosophy
The advance of medical and biological science and technology has presented us with new ethical and legal issues. Is embryonic stem cell research morally justified and legally allowed? What moral status do embryos have? Who can be a morally appropriate user of In Vitro fertilization? Who can use donated sperm and/or egg? What is the scope of reproductive liberty?" What is the meaning of a family and that of reproduction? How far does our genetic intervention go?"Scientists, lawyers, and laymen are waiting for clear answers from philosophers. Unfortunately, philosophers have not seemed to give satisfactory answers to them. We may have various reasons. One of main reasons, however, seems to me that the above philosophical questions have not been the main research topics for philosophers since philosophy gave up metaphysical and/or religious questions. Thus, I argue that biomedical ethical issues urge philosophers tochange the philosopher's attitude of doing philosophy. Those issues make them consider and rethink our fundamental concepts of life, death, family, and values pursued by human beings. In addition, it is easy to find conflicting ethical and philosophical answers to the above questions. Thus, it is very hard to reach consensus on the above ethical issues. This makes philosophers consider how we make a group decision over ethical issues showing conflicting but reasonable ethical answers in a plural society. This requires philosophers, especially scholars of ethics, develop a new ethics and its relevant concepts. This ethics must be able to work in a plural society where reasonable comprehensive belief systems coexist. In these respects, I argue that bioethics has to struggle with a newchallenge to philosophy.
Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Artemov The Prerequisites of the Responsibility: The Liberty and the Morality
The responsibility of the subjects is the most important basis of the social life. Recurrences of irresponsible behaviour on the all levels of the modern society do the problem of the purposeful cultivation of the liberty and the morality to be more actual nowadays. The liberty and the morality realized by any personality become the prerequisites of the responsibility that are so necessary for the society. Became the true reality the responsibility provides the sustainable reproduction of all system of feelings, convictions and actions and raises the liberty to the higher and more deliberate stage. Responding to the changes of the time the philosophy has to be urged to clarify the idea of the closing of the social anthropology, aksiologiya and ethics.
Kenneth Shockley The Agent Relativity of Directed Reasons
Directed reasons are reasons that rely for their normative significance on the authority one individual has with respect to another. Acts such as promising seem to generate such reasons. These reasons seem paradigmatically agent relative: they do not hold for all agents. This paper provides a defense of the claim that theform of agent relativism seemingly required by directed reasons is innocuous, and poses no general problem for a practice dependent account of directed reasons, and, therefore, for consequentialism. While the position I present does not constitute a complete teleological account of value, it points toward a way of integrating directed reasons into a practice-based account of value. The position presented also remains consistent with the so called Compelling Idea that often motivates consequentialism: it is always permissible for an agent to do what will lead to the outcome that is best.
О.В. Артемьева Аретический подход к исследованию общественной морали
Traditionally virtue ethics was considered as a theory about personal perfection. So it may seem that virtue theory hardly can be adopted to the study of social morality which, as some researchers demonstrate, is formalized and institutionalized, effect-oriented and presupposes not personal but shared imputation. However, as impartial analysis of the history of moral philosophy displays, virtue ethics has always had social dimension and has never existed out ofit. For example, Aristotelian ethics extends to politics and his politics is considerably mediated by ethics. And many of modern virtue ethicists proclaim the social orientation of their theories as of high priority. Today social virtue ethics is making substantial progress in applied and professional spheres. My aim is to demonstrate which peculiar basic features of virtue ethics make it effective in dealing with the most urgent social problems.
Zihu Liu 生命起源的理论模型和生命力延伸理论
This paper adopted a constructive thinking model which is highly abstract and summary to investigate the life phenomena. It is more inclined to avoid detailednonessentials to grasp macroscopic outline trend, which is like: clearly see the direction of mountain range only by climbing to a height and looking forward; the more you enter into the braches and knots of trees, the more difficult to distinguish the general picture of the forest. Adopting this macroscopical mode of thought, it will be easier to break away from the limitation of life body to grasp the inherent essence and common property of life. Any life is like a "running machine" and the running and living life state is the essential property of life. This life state isn't windy; instead, it is a state of life material system and a state which could makematerial synthesis and energy transfer to keep automatic circulation and linkage running. When this state is established, life is formed. When this state is destroyed, life will be perished, when this state is restored, life could relive. It is the task of chemist and biologist to clarify precise material structure. From the property and characteristics of the life state, we could unearth the common connection and profound value meaning of movement development of objective world. It is Philosopher's task to make it as the doctrine to guide the development of life world. On the basis of this life state, this paper put forth a theoretical model of life origin, so as to find answer of life origin theoretically. It opened passage between physical world and life world and made the life generated inmaterial system under specific condition to become an inevitable law. It will indicate orientation and a way out for the practical activity of exploring life origin. Meantime, this essay also found the vitality, which created life and push life to continuously run and develop, in addition, it created a significant theory of vitality extension. By means of life body, it downwardly connected with natural science law and upwardly connected with truth and doctrine of human society through life activity. It organically connected with material world, life world, human society and human spirit, offering an explanation to the world. It makes beautiful and simple world weltbild, which is like a developing and rising monument: A stele of weltbild.
Lambert Nieme Par-delà Kant et Hans Jonas: L'Éthique de la Visibilité dans l'Invisible
L'existant humain est par essence un être-au-monde. Cette dimension ontologique (pré)suppose une réalité ontique, à savoir la nature comme espace de visibilité de notre existence. Cependant, le pouvoir technologique défigure cette nature et se retourne contre l'homme au point que même l'éthique traditionnelle devient inopérante face aux défis de ce pouvoir. C'est à juste titre que Hans Jonas soutient que la réflexion éthique doit cesser de s'occuper uniquement de l'action humaine en rapport avec les hommes entre eux pour s'intéresser à l'homme comme une force agissante au sein de la nature. Ainsi, contrairement à Kant, Jonas pose les effets de l'acte comme condition de sa moralité. Et pourtant, il nous semble que la disposition intérieure du sujet agissant, la volonté bonne,n'est pas non plus à négliger. D'où la pertinence de l'impératif de l'éthique de la visibilité dans l'invisible qui réconcilie les deux positions : Agis de telle sorte que ton acte, sous-tendu par une intention pure, produise des effets compatibles avec la permanence d'une vie authentiquement humaine sur terre en assurant ainsi ta visibilité dans l'invisible. L'inflexion de cet impératif dans la praxis quotidienne passe par l'éducation ; laquelle doit s'organiser autour de trois principes cardinaux, à savoir : le principe de préséance de la vie, le principe d'interaction des générations et le principe de discontinuité des antivaleurs.
Mohsen Javadi Moral Epistemology in Islamic Theology
In this paper I will discuss the main approaches of moral epistemology in the major sects of Islamic theology; the Mu'tazilah and Shi'ite, who formulated rationalistic ethical system between the eighth and tenth centuries, and the Ash'arites, who developed a voluntaristic system of morality. At first the answer of Mu'tazila and Shi'ite to the main question of moral epistemology namely the justification of moral beliefs will be discussed and compared with the intuitionism of Western ethics. Secondly the voluntarism of Ash'arite concerning the moral knowledge will be discussed and rejected.
Joon Ho Kang Utilitarianism: A Standard of Rightness or a Decision Procedure
Exploiting the apparent paradox that utility maximization will not be achieved by adopting the strategy of maximizing utility, Indirect Utilitarianism denies that the right decision which maximizes the probable good can always be identified by the direct application of the criterion of rightness. In this view, generally speaking, Utility is characterized as providing merely a standard of evaluation or an "esoteric" criterion of right conduct, and not a substantive decision procedure in practical situations. This characterization of utilitarianism as an esoteric morality may have certain advantages for avoiding central objections to utilitarianism that arise when the Principle of Utility becomes a decision procedure which governs the moral deliberation of most people, i.e., when it becomes an "exoteric" morality. If a utilitarian takes seriously the "publicity condition" or being the "public moral basis of society" which Rawls has held to be a conceptual condition for a plausiblemoral theory, however, the indirect view of utilitarianism may not be seen as so attractive to the utilitarian. For the damage to utilitarianism as a whole inflicted by giving up on being a public moral basis of society, from a strategic point of view, may be greater than the protection the indirect view has hopefully promised.
Xinyan Jiang Moral Perception and Its Evaluative Dimension
Moral Perception is the moral agent's perception of the morally significant situation. In recent decades, the question about the role of moral perception in the moral life has drawn more and more attention in contemporary ethical theories. It has been widely acknowledged that the virtuous person perceives a given morally significant situation differently from others. But, current discussions of moral perception have been focused on the cognitive function of moral perception i.e., moral perception's making a certain feature of a given situation salient for the agent, but there is not much that has been said about the evaluative nature of moral perception, i.e., moral perception's offering the agent a certain evaluation of the saliently perceived feature of a given situation. This paper is intended to show that moral perception has both cognitive and evaluative dimensions. More specifically, it argues that moral perception is not only a matter of saliently seeing certain features of a morally significant situation but also a matter of evaluating these features. It is such an integration of cognitive and evaluative dimensions of moral perception that provides with the agent motivational power and makes her action possible.
Ryan Tanner Ouch, That Doesn't Fit There: A Problem for Fitting-Attitudes Accounts of Value
According to the "fitting-attitudes" (FA) account of value, for a thing to be valuable is for it to be the fitting object of a pro-attitude. Value here is analyzed in terms of reasons for and against favoring, admiring, desiring, preferring, loving, etc. a thing. Whichever particular FA analysis you prefer, the basic idea is just that a thing's value depends on extant reasons to be favorably (or disfavorably) disposed toward it. Of course, proponents of FA analyses deny that just any such reasons suffice to ground a thing's value. The reasons must be of the right sort. If I threaten to stab you in the face unless you become favorably disposed toward Rob Schneider movies, you now have a reason to do just that. But it seems clear that while my threat does make Rob Schneider movies to you worth liking, it does not make them valuable or good. The difficulty then is to distinguish the right kind of reasons from the wrong kind. Several writers have recently tried to offer principled ways of resolving the so-called "wrong kind of reasons" (WKR) problem, though I will not closely examine them here. Instead I wish to focus on one particular FAaccount of value whom some have suggested is immune to WKR-style problems, specifically the one Michael Zimmerman offers in The Nature of Intrinsic Value. I argue that even Zimmerman's account incurs WKR difficulties, and that it can actually help illustrate a certain deep problem with FA accounts in general.
Nguyễn Thị Phương Maii Tolerance – Foundation of Social Solidarity in Hồ Chí Minh's Spirit
Solidarity is a valuable tradition of Vietnam Communist Party and Vietnamese people and Ho Chi Minh is the personification of the great national Solidarity. Ho Chi Minh Solidarity is reflected by tolerant, which is not tight in national matter but also extends to the contemporary world. This is the foundation of national Solidarity as well as international Solidarity to the liberating, building and developing carier of a country. It is difficult to reach a common point between 54 minority ethnics in all around Vietnam with different culture, custom, religious beliefs. However, Ho Chi Minh, by his thinking and action, he was successful in establishing a great united bloc of all the minority ethnics in Vietnam. It leads to a happy, comfortable and peaceful life. That is the reason why people said that: "In the past, there were few men could be a part of legend when he was still alive, but Ho Chi Minh extremely did it".
Jason J. Howard The Trouble with Our Convictions: Re-thinking the Role of Conscience
In recent decades few moral concepts have suffered as much neglect at the hands of ethicists as the notion of conscience. My paper argues that this neglect is largely in reaction to an 'authoritarian' conception of conscience that is outdated and based on a naïve faculty psychology. When construed in terms of a narrative of self-integration, in which conscience designates our struggle to balance the affective and cognitive dimensions of moral experience, its neglect appears unjustified. It is my contention that the phenomenon of conscience discloses the experience of moral agency in a way that is highly instructive, and that we miss a valuable window into moral behavior by ignoring it. In order to make this case I argue that the most serious criticisms of conscience—that it has no justifiablemoral criteria, clear distinguishing 'identity,' or motivating power—are leveled against a largely obsolete and essentialist reading of conscience. Once we see that 'having a conscience' refers to how people contend with the multiple moral warrants that anchor their own sense of accountability, and not some timeless moral intuition, the indispensability of the concept becomes clear.
Michael Wreen Three Related Objections to Relativism
The most frequent charges brought against moral relativism are probably that it is inconsistent, that it has morally repugnant implications, and that it leads to amoralism, or the breakdown of morality altogether. A less frequent but still common objection is more conceptual in nature: relativism cannot make any sense of a certain species of comparative moral judgment, namely those that morally compare two moral codes. The general form of this kind of judgment is: 'Moral code A is morally superior to moral code B.' Stace lodges this objection, and others have as well. Is it cogent? Using Stace as a springboard for discussion, I critically examine three related arguments against relativism that claim that comparative judgments of the sort in question are impossible on relativism.
Thomas Peard Is There a Right of National Defense?
In his influential work War and Self-Defense, David Rodin ably challenges the view that the moral right of national defense can be grounded in the right of self-defense. He rejects the "reductive strategy" on which national defense is viewed as a "collective form" of self-defense. He also objects to the "analogical strategy" on which national defense is analogous, rather than reducible, to self-defense. Under the analogical strategy, the end of the right of national defenseis the common life of the state. I argue that while Rodin has fully refuted the reductive strategy, there is a promising analogical strategy he overlooks for grounding national defense in self-defense. On this strategy the end of the right of national defense is not the common life of the state but the state itself. This strategy is wholly consistent with our pre-theoretical intuitions concerning the right of national defense.
Toshiro Terada Kant's Metaphysics of Morals as Global Ethics
In this paper I explore the possibility of reading Immanuel Kant's metaphysics of morals as a proposal of global ethics, that is, ethics of the globalizing world. We have a good reason to undertake this exploration because Kant suggests that the earth being a globe with a finite spherical surface is a fundamental condition ofrealization of the universal principle of right among the world citizens. Unfortunately, however, Kant did not develop a theory of cosmopolitan rights as far as he could have. The reason is that he faced with a serious question which originated from his realistic judgment of his time, that it would be almost impossible to establish a cosmopolitan constitution without constraint of power. Today, however, we can hope to find an answer to this question in the development of global civil society and by virtue of this hope we can conceive global ethics which is further developed from Kant's metaphysics of morals.
100. Proceedings of the XXII World Congress of Philosophy: Volume > 11
Jian Hu "平等"视角下的人权、民权与国权 ——孙中山的"三民主义"之价值
Sun Yat-sen's superior position in modern Chinese history is represented in the movement of the modernization of China with him as a representative went from the stage of 'imitation' to the stage of 'creativity'. He put forward, China, as a country engaging in modernization late, could draw on Western experience and lessons, run ("突驾") from capitalism directly into socialism, and realize 'accomplishing both the political revolution and the social revolution at one stroke'. He designed the modernization program of 'accomplishing both at one stroke' as the Three People's Principles (Nationalism, Democracy and the People's Livelihood); each separately connects with Human rights, civil rights and national sovereignty pursued by modern Chinese and the essence of them develops around the value of equality approved by socialist thoughts of the day. According to Sun's thinking: 1. People's livelihood is the root of the Three People'sPrinciples, which involves most primary human rights --- right of survival because the value of human's seeking survival necessarily directs to 'equality and helping each other', which is the law of the evolution of humanity. So the justice of socialism lies in 'Leveling out the differences between the rich and the poor', which can be realized with many 'artificial' elements such as nation and morality, etc. What must be done by People's livelihood in contemporary China are 'equalizing landownership', 'regulating capital' and 'developing industry'. 2. Democracy is the request of 'civil rights' in the sense of modern democracy. In the special national situation of China, it presents itself as the specific political framework 'balancing people's civil rights with elite administration'. 3. The essence of nationalism lies in constructing modern Chinese national country to save the nation from crises. Sun Yat-sen pointed out: First, the foundation on which Chinese nations build up their country is totally different from that of the West. So the country must take 'collectivism' as its value direction. Secondly, the ethos of the Chinese nation is different from that of the West. Chinese national country must take 'morality first' as the direction of value. Sun's point of view is unique and single-eyed but contains unavoidable historical limits.


Looking for lift and tire idea/suggestions for our E53s, now, obviously X5's weren't designed for overlanding or anything crazy but with the guides being soon replaced on my M62tu I figure I might as well go all out and make a fun semi-reliable SUV.
So i'm looking for ideas and suggestions that don't consist of "get a Toyota or Jeep". Trust me, i've looked and the only thing remotely appealing was the FZJ80 and 4runner, but with its camry-like interior and 14 MPG... I decided to pass.
As someone who used to drive a late 70's 4x4 as a daily driver, I have always had a thing for this idea. I have recently seen the kit you posted, but have never seen anyone use it.
Before that, the only kit that was guaranteed to work was one made by Fluid Motor Union (advertiser on this site). They developed a CNC'd strut spacer some years back, and were building it nearly JIT for $600.
FMU lift is likely to be what is on that truck you posted. I say that because 2" of lift over stock isn't likely to clear those tires.
I have searched around for this kind of thing since 2005, but that's about it.
I did do some research on them, I didn't find anything other than some group buy. If there's nothing else around and options are really that limited, i will definitely give them a call and see if I can get some made... if they're still producing.
I recently posted about installing 265/70 17 on my manual 3.0 X5. It has changed the driving quality for the better. The ride is fantastic, the tires fill out the wheel wells, no rubbing and can finally use 1st gear. I have contacted fluid motorunion about there lifts but they do not have any right now. I may try the ebay kit. It looks like it will work???
I have 7" LED off road lights that I will be mounting to the front end. As the X5 get less expensive I think they are great candidates for rally dakar looking machines.
Agreed! Do you have any pictures? I'd love to see.
Before I bought the style 57 wheels I was looking at Chevrolet steel wheels like the D spoke or soft 8. Basically the same bolt pattern and all one needs is a hubcentric adaptor.
The nice thing about chevy wheels is the 0 offset and the authentic off road look.
Maybe when you get your build going we all can start an off road / rally thread.
The beedlock look is pretty cool as well.
Yeah I was looking at those style wheels but I couldn't find any that fit the X5 but I do remember seeing either ford or chevy had similar bolt patterns. That may be something to look into.
My guides are going to be rebuilt on the X5 at the end of this month and after that i'll be replacing the rear air bags so I hope to have lift ideas in before I get started on that.
Also before then i'd like to find some cheap steelies or OEM wheels.


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Access Statistics for Jakub Rysanek
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Effects of Fiscal Policy in the DSGE-VAR Framework: The Case of the Czech Republic 2 3 6 49 2 5 15 57
Monetary Policy Implications of Financial Frictions in the Czech Republic 0 0 1 40 1 1 9 97
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Combining VAR Forecast Densities Using Fast Fourier Transform 0 0 2 35 0 1 5 176
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Monetary Policy Implications of Financial Frictions in the Czech Republic 1 1 2 46 1 3 12 121
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Mary Alice Barrett, 92, formerly of East Palestine, died at 8:10 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, 2008, at Parkside Health Care Center, Columbiana.
Mrs. Barrett was born April 28, 1915, in Mt. Jackson, Pa., a daughter of Edgar and Mabel Warner Metz and had lived in this area all of her life.
She had been the owner/operator of the former Barrett Dry Cleaners, East Palestine, for 30 years, retiring in 1982. Prior to that, she had worked at the former W. S. George Pottery. She was a member of the Centenary United Methodist Church.
She was preceded in death on July 30, 1997 by her husband, Rolland E. Barrett, whom she married July 22, 1950, and a sister, Dorothy McConnell.
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Greg (Mary Lou) Gishbaugher of Darlington, Pa.; two granddaughters, Kristen Graeser and Amy (Jason) Vogel, both of East Palestine, and two great-granddaughters, Kami Graeser and Kaitlyn Vogel.
Private burial will be held today at the Petersburg Cemetery. Funeral arrangements were made by the VAN DYKE-SWANEY-RETTIG FUNERAL HOME, East Palestine.
The family would like to express their thanks to the caring staff at Parkside Health Care Center, Columbiana, for the wonderful care that Mary Alice received and ask that any material tributes be directed to the Activity Fund at Parkside.


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// THE ARTIST
// CAREER
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THE ARTISTTalex2019-06-18T14:52:49+00:00
His childhood icons were Callas, Nureyev & Klaus Nomi: absolute references in terms of GREATNESS, excellence and AUDACITY, who have inspired each one of his choices as an artist.
Both countertenor & contemporary dancer, with a double diploma from the Lyon Conservatoire Supérieur, Théophile Alexandre distinguished himself in major international contests (Vienna, Innsbruck, Bern, Naples, Barcelona…) before performing on the WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL STAGES: Paris Philarmonie, New-York Lincoln Center, Versailles Royal Opera, Théâtre National de Chaillot, Amsterdam's Concertgebouw, Théâtre des Champs Elysées, Maison de la danse & Opéra de Lyon, Salle Gaveau, Bern Opera, Ottawa Opera…
His ability to shine in such exceptional halls is only surpassed by his encounters with music & dance OUTSTANDING GOLDSMITHS who have shaped, sharpened and refined Théophile's singular talent for the past ten years. Up until affirming him as ONE OF THE FEW ARTISTS IN THE WORLD who performs SINGING & DANCING at such a high level of excellence.
Under the direction of PRESTIGIOUS CONDUCTORS (Jean-Claude Malgoire, Gabriel Garrido, William Christie, Sébastien d'Hérin, Christophe Grapperon, Laurence Equilbey's associate conductor…), he has interpreted great opera roles for countertenors (Haendel's Orlando, Mozart's Apollo, Monteverdi's Speranza, Gluck's Orfeo…) and solo Alto parts from the most sublime oratorios by Bach, Haydn, Pergolesi, Vivaldi and Scarlatti.
Parallel to that, he has collaborated with GREAT CHOREOGRAPHERS such as Jean-Claude Gallotta, a pioneer in French contemporary dance. Théophile was a member of his company for five years, travelling the world, performing in pieces such as the moving duo 'Sunset Fratell', and personally assisting the choreographer in creation. He also twirled in Offenbach's 'La Vie Parisienne' for Laurent Pelly and Laura Scozzi, danced in Britten's Death in Venice for Yoshi Oïda, and explored the art of daily gestures at Pina Bausch's research workshop in Germany.
So then, is he…
A STAR SINGER? A LYRIC DANCER?
"I'm a jagged gem" he answers with a smile, proud to create A BRIDGE BETWEEN THE ARTS, daring to combine his head voice with his body-language for new emotions to emerge…
Such a hybrid performance took place for the first time in Stravinski's 'Pulcinella' with the group Musiciens du Louvre – Mark Minkowski. This was followed by 'Orphée', a lyric ballet choreographed by Montalvo-Hervieu. Théophile also combined both art forms in 'Shakespeare in Love', a Purcell recital choreographed by Anne Martin, an emblematic solo dancer for Pina Bausch, and in a vibrant tribute to the star dancer Wilfride Piollet in the solo 'En Corps Accords', in conjunction with the Paris Opera ballet. From 2016 to 2018, he also sang and danced the role of Lancelot up to the Venice Fenice in Hervé's opera bouffe 'Les Chevaliers de la Table Ronde', directed by Pierre-André Weitz, Olivier Py's scenographer.
With this unique mastering of both arts, he creates in 2015 UP TO THE MOON, a lyric and choréographic company, and produces ADN BAROQUE, his first creation, both discographic and on stage.
Worldwide première reinventing baroque music in piano-voice, ADN BAROQUE is his first solo recording, along with the pianist Guillaume VINCENT (ADAMI & French Music Awards revelation), released on the Klarthe – Harmonia Mundi label in september 18. Hitting the top 1 in French Charts, the CD has become the BEST SELLING ALBUM 18/19 for a 1st release of a french lyric artist.
On stage, ADN BAROQUE mixes this audacious musical reinvention with a setting in motion of the singing body, on choreographies by Jean-Claude GALLOTTA, for a unique singing & dancing performance.
Always looking for meaningfull artistic statements, Théophile co-creates this hybrid recital with the artistic producer Emmanuel GREZE-MASUREL, as a musical and choreographic fairy tale diving us into the heart of human emotional DNA.
Firstly introduced as the grand opening of the 17/18 season of the VOLCAN, Le Havre National Theater, ADN BAROQUE is now touring from the Rond-Point Theater to the Athénée Theater in Paris, and in prestigious french musical houses and festivals, for more than 40 performances and 20 000 spectators.
DNA I COUNTERTENOR
SINGULARITY I CONTEMPORARY DANCER & FLUTIST
Revealed by J-C Malgoire in the leading role of Handel's Orlando, Théophile ALEXANDRE has performed for the past 10 years on the most prestigious stages : Paris Philharmony, New Yok Lincoln Center, Champs-Elysées Theater, Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Venice Fenice, the Opera houses of Versailles, Ottawa, Bern…
His virtuosity has illuminated major productions of baroque music (Vivaldi, Purcell, Bach, Monteverdi…), classical music (Mozart, Haydn, Gluck…) and contemporary music (Escaich, Lavandier, Macé, Moultaka…), with renowned conductors : W. Christie, G. Garrido, S. D'Hérin, P. Agnew, C. Grapperon, associate of L. Equilbey, M. Minkowski Louvre Musicians…
Praised in 16 international singing competitions for his warm, natural and powerful tone, he has the particularity to have a double degree in lyric singing and contemporaray dance from the CNSM of Lyon. Next to his opera performances, he therefore collaborated with prestigious choreographers (J-C Gallotta, L. Scozzi, P. Bausch Atelier, Montalvo-Hervieu…), distinguishing himself as ONE OF THE FEW ARTISTS IN THE WORLD mastering these two arts and performing them together.
Released in Sept. 18, his debut album ADN BAROQUE has created the event (BEST SELLING ALBUM 18/19 for a french lyric artist) and is touring for more than 40 dates in a unique singing and dancing reinvented recital praised by more than 20 000 spectators.
2014 // Semi-Finalist of Pietro Antonio Cesti International Singing Contest (Innsbruck, Austria)
2014 // Finalist of Chant Lyrique de Bourgogne International Singing Contest (France)
2013 // Semi-Finalist of Belvedere Singing Contest (Vienna, Austria / Amsterdam, Netherlands)
2012 // Finalist of Froville International Singing Contest (France), directed by Paul Agnew
2012 // Semi-Finalist of Haendel Singing Contest (London, UK)
2011 // Semi-Finalist of Sacred Music & Oratorio Contest (Rome, Italy)
2009 // Semi-Finalist of Francesco Vinas International Singing Contest (Barcelona, Spain)
2009 // 2nd Prize, next to Sabine Devieilhe of Nantes Singing Contest (France)
2009 // 3d Prize of Vienna Lyric Contest (Austria)
2008 // Finalist of Francesco Provenzale International Singing Contest (Naples, Italy), directed by Sara Mingardo
2008 // Semi-Finalist of Montserrat Caballé International Singing Contest (Zaragoza, Spain)
2008 // Finalist of Ernst Haflinger International Singing Contest (Bern, Switzerland)
2007 // 1st Opera Prize / 2nd Oratorio Prize of Garaison European Singing Contest (France) directed by Mady Mesplé and Eve Ruggieri
2007 // Semi-Finalist of Chant de Marmande International Singing Contest (France)
2007 // Semi-Finalist of Chimay Baroque Contest (Belgium)
BRIEF LEXICON
Théophile Alexandre /teɔfil alɛksɑ̃dʁ / Proper masculine noun
1. A young artist, 33 years old, who combines his talents as a countertenor singer and a contemporary dancer
2. A true story that rings like a fairy tale… "Once upon a time", the muses of music and dance, Euterpe & Terpsichore, seemed to have bent over the young boy's cradle. They were each to write a tale… "Once upon a voice", was the voice of the soul, of the gods and of the angels, courting the heavens and stirring emotions among men… And "Once upon a way", the path of the body, beast-like, visceral and infernal, invoking grace while convening the flesh…
Théophile created a single tale out of the two: that of a free and singular artist, caught between shadow and light, refusing to set the body against the soul. Instead, daring to unite them.
Countertenor /kɔ̃.tʁə.te.nɔʁ/ noun
1. A type of male voice that predominantly uses the falsetto vocal register, the range of which can go from contralto to soprano. It shouldn't be confused with the haute-contre voice, which primarily stems from the chest and only uses the falsetto for high notes. The countertenor voice was reinstated in the twentieth century by Alfred Deller and James Bowman and, more recently, by Philippe Jaroussky, Andreas Scholl, Max-Emmanuel Cencic and Franco Fagioli.
2. A natural voice from childhood, which Théophile discovered at a tender age when he sang his favorite arias from the film Farinelli: 'Alto Giove', by Porpora and Handel's 'Lascia ch'io pianga'.
His passion became his profession. He is now known for his warm, vibrant and recognizable delivery, in a continuum of harmonious tones: deep and full-bodied in the lower range; illuminated, fluttering and incarnated in the higher notes. His range covers nearly 2 octaves; his virtuosity is apparent in all repertoires: from baroque to contemporary, without forgetting classical and romantic pieces. His is a unique vocal signature, which great conductors appreciate for its brilliant, strong and elegant AURA as well as his BODY & SOUL incarnation, distinguishing each one of his interpretations.
Contemporary dance /kɔ̃tɑ̃pɔʁaʁi dɑ̃s / noun
1. A branch of dance made up of various forms, born after the Second World War and following the path of post-modern dance. It was made famous in the United States by Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown and in Europe by Jean-Claude Gallotta, Maguy Marin and Pina Bausch.
It is the glorification of free movement, the poetry of gestures, the emotion born out of an instant. This branch of dance endorses the singularity of creative approaches and appreciates experimentation. It often escapes categorizations and has dared to free itself from classical codes.
2. A body language, which Théophile discovered when he was 11, and went on to choose as his specialization at the Lyon Conservatory, as a second diploma next to his singing one. There, he trained with Anne Martin and participated in workshops led by Hervé Robbe, Thomas Lebrun, Alban Richard, Philippe Cohen, as well as Wilfride Piollet and Jean Guizerix.
But, above all, he distinguished himself with Jean-Claude Gallotta – becoming a dancer in the latter's company in 2005. By blending technique, velocity and strength – capacities which he had developed as a teenager in the French Volleyball Championships – he shined in the company. His esthetics, his flexibility and virtuosity allowed him to present body states alternating between pure-lined adagios and frenetic batteries. He could cross the stage in long strides or make chaotic gestures. Throughout his career, he has improved upon these qualities as he came into contact with other choreographic styles, such as dance-theater at the Pina Bausch workshop, Laura Scozzi's art of sociological derision, and Montalvo-Hervieu's audacious fusion of styles.
MUSICAL REPERTOIRE
BAROQUE OPERAS & ORATORIOS
PASSIONS (St. John & St. Matthew)
MASS IN B
CHRISTMAS ORATORIO
SOLO CANTATAS BWV 35, 54, 169 & 170
C.P.E BACH / MAGNIFICAT
RODALINDA / Roles of Bertarido and Unulfo
SERSE / Role of Serse
ARIODANTE / Role of Polinesso
FARAMONDO / Role of Gernando
GIULIO CESARE / Roles of Cesare and Tolomeo
ORLANDO / Roles of Orlando and Medoro
OTTONE / Role of Ottone
RADAMISTO / Role of Radariste
RINALDO / Roles of Rinaldo and Goffredo
TAMERLANO / Roles of Tamerlano and Andronico
TOLOMEO / Role of Tolomeo
TRIONFO DEL TEMPO / Role of Disinganno
BELSHAZZAR / Role of Cyrus
SEMELE / Role of Athamas
THEODORA / Role of Didymus
SAUL / Role of David
HERCULES / Role of Lichas
Alto solo parts of the Oratorios DIXIT DOMINUS / MESSIAH / ISRAEL IN EGYPT
IL RITORNO D'ULISSE IN PATRIA / Role of Fragilita Umana
INCORONAZIONE DI POPPEA / Role of Ottone
ORFEO / Role of Speranza
VESPERS TO THE VIRGIN MARY
THE FAIRY QUEEN / Roles of the Secret and Spring
DIDO & AENEAS / Roles of the 1st Witch and Spirit
Excerpts of KING ARTHUR
FOLKSONGS / ORPHEUS BRITANNICUS
OTTONE IN VILLA / Role of Ottone
ORLANDO / Role of Orlando
GIUSTINO / Role of Giustino
JUDITHA TRIUMPHANS / Roles of Ozia and Olofernes
Alto solo parts of the Oratorios STABAT MATER / GLORIA / MAGNIFICAT / FILIAE MESTAE
LA PASSIONE / Role of San Pietro
MADDALENA A PIEDI DI CRISTO / Role of Amor Celeste
BUXTEHUDE / MEMBRA JESU NOSTRI
CAVALLI / GIASONE, Role of Giasone
PERGOLESI / STABAT MATER
PORPORA / POLIFEMO, Role of Ulisse
ALESSANDRO SCARLATTI / MARTIRIO DI SANT'ORSOLA
DOMENICO SCARLATTI / SALVE REGINA
CLASSIC OPERAS & ORATORIOS
APOLLO & HYACINTHUS / Roles of Apollo & Zephyrus
ASCANIO IN ALBA / Role of Ascanio
MITRIDATE / Role of Farnace
THE MAGIC FLUTE / Role of Monostatos
HAYDN / STABAT MATER
GLUCK / ORFEO & EURIDICE
OPERETTAS
OFFENBACH / LA BELLE HELENE, Role of Orestes
HERVÉ / LES CHEVALIERS DE LA TABLE RONDE, Role of Lancelot of the Lake
J. STRAUSS / DIE FLEDERMAUS, Role of Prince Orlofsky
CONTEMPORARIES OPERAS & ORATORIOS
G. BENJAMIN / WRITTEN ON SKIN
L. BERNSTEIN / CHICHESTER PSALMS
L. BERNSTEIN / MISSA BREVIS
B. BRITTEN / MID SUMMER NIGHTS DREAM, Role of Oberon
B. BRITTEN / CANTICLES
B. BRITTEN / REJOICE IN THE LAMB
P. EÖTVÖS / THREE SISTERS, Role of Macha
C. ORFF / CARMINA BURANA
I. STRAVINSKY / PULCINELLA
Z. MOULTAKA / I HAD A DREAM, NON & REGARDE ICI-BAS
A. LAVANDIER / LA LÉGENDE DU ROI DRAGON
P-Y MACÉ / CANTATES
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If Horford opts in he can't be traded until December 15 2019, it would still be possible if NOP was willing to drag out the Davis/ Klutch drama any further, but I think they conclude all earthly business with Davis in July, quickly.
New Orleans will want Tatum in a deal for AD.
That's not true. If he opts in, his contract isn't new, he can be traded the day any time after he opts in.
No it is not, I stand corrected.
What you would prefer Hayward and Tutum over PG? Hayward has negative value with his contract. So you think Tatum has more value than PG. I think this take is pretty eclusive.
Hayward has negative value in a trade, not in real life on a team.
You're getting Hayward and Tatum for the same price as George, so count them both. It is somewhat close, but I'd take George over them both.
Now I don't get you. You say Hayward has negative value in a trade. But if you say you have to spend the same for Hayward and Tatum than for PG that means Tatum is way more valuable than PG. That's just wrong.
If I had to take PG or Tatum I would take PG by far and I'm sure every GM as well. So how do you come to your take?
You have to build a team and if you spend 30 million on an average player like Hayward you can't keep others.
I would be stunned if Randle got a $25 mil per offer this off season.
I just gave you my first "believable" ever. I doubt OKC gives up Westbvrook but i still liked the whole proposal.
Do you think A Davis would stay in OKC?
It would be a great trade if he stays, this is a great starting five.
I don't think you can trade Russ without a discount and OKC has already traded two future first round picks, so i would keep him and be happy with a second round exit. Selling jerseys and tickets with an excited player on the team.
Westbrook doesn't have near the value AD does.
I don't hate it. I think OKC would be better if George was made the primary ball handler with AD as his big.
And I think NO would love to keep a star that will attract fans. They're the smallest NBA market, they might not want to stomach a full rebuild.
🤣👍 dacman, best trade idea yet smoothdaddy.
Collins would have to be added to the Davis trade.
If the pick falls at anything but #1, then yes, Collins would need to be included. But if it were #1, I could see it happening as is.
Riddick will get an offer of more than $5 mil from another team. Teams over the cap have an exception larger than that.
The problem here is, it would be a guaranteed 1 year rental. There is no way he would re-sign it with the Hawks. He would ultimately be in the same position he is in now with the Pels, the team won't win anything.
Yes Bc durant leaving warriors championship team to go to smaller market team can't fill theirs even they were winning. You just coming up with ideas bc its news.
Bazemore, Prince + picks. Prince is already on the block.
Don't believe reddick is leaving a starting role on a contender making like 15 mill to be the back up to a rookie on a team that's pretty bad for 5 mill.
While i would find it hilarious AD ends up in Atlanta, Boston and Knicks have better offers available.
Prince is on the trading block already why not him instead of Collins? Seems like a happy medium.
According to Spotrac. com, Wizards only have $2.5 mil left on that exception that expires March 11th. So salaries aren't close.
Also, Thunder cannot trade their 2019 1st rounder until draft day in June.
Additionally, Patterson cannot be traded until he opts in/ July because of his player option for next season.
Sooooooo. Zero chance of happening.
I 100% agree with Fredman because that's exactly what I said. OKC picks for Wizards '19 1st. Isn't every trade a summertime trade on here right now? The John Wall injury money is for next season because the deadline has passed. He will miss enough games for the full injury relief. Who is posting trades for this season right now?
Jorga made me do a little homework.
To qualify for a disabled player exception next season, the injured player is "substantially more likely than not to be unable to play" through June 15, 2020. 17 months is a long time for a doctor to say that a player is unable to play basketball to grant this exception.
Additionally, only one replacement player can be signed or traded for using this exception (and they must be on expiring contracts) .
Why doesn't OKC just trade these two + pick to ATL, CLE, PHX or CHI when the new season starts? Much easier to do.
ESPN, the athletic, bleacher report have all given the 18.5-18.6 relief estimated dollar amount.
Plus, all said because an Achilles injury (substantially unlikely to play) the exception will be available right away because it is at least a year. That has Wall starting court work maybe late February-March 2020. Wiz can spend the money, allocate relief later. I'd accept your wager on the Wiz making the playoffs 2020.
You got me on 2 players but Wizards are allowed to if Mahinmi agrees to restructure his final season under that relief waiver, giving the wizards Mahinmi's cap dollars.
Wizards absorbing players for a 1st into their cap is more difficult than for ATL, CLE, PHX, CHI? Why?
All I wanted to know was why you thought it was an illegal trade, and not for after July 1,2019? Did I write something improperly that indicates I'm ignorant of what a trade deadline is? But I got all this, please don't reply, I think I have you figured.


The Lilywhites have suffered back-to-back defeats to St Pats and Sligo and welcome 2nd placed Bohemians to Oriel Park tonight.
After consecutive "away" defeats in the LOI Premier Division, Dundalk will be seeking some "home" comforts this evening, when they welcome Bohemians to Oriel Park in their re-arranged fixture.
Vinny Perth's side failed to impress during those losses to St Pats and Sligo, and much better will be required against a Bohs team who are sitting in 2nd place on the table, 5 points-ahead of the defending champions.
Sean Murray's injury over at the Showgrounds on Friday night, means he's set to miss out this evening, while Sean Hoare will undergo a late fitness test.
With Pat Mc Eleney, Chris Shields and Robbie Benson still-out, the strength of the squad is-being severely tested at-present.
Kick-off tonight is at 7.45pm and we'll have online coverage available HERE and via the LMFM App.


Your resume caught the attention of a recruiter. That's great news. But now you need to impress during the screening round interview so you can get an interview with the hiring manager. Since you may have very little notice of a screening interview, it's a good idea to prepare ahead of time with screening interview tips.
What is the screening process in recruitment? Companies use it to find the best candidates for jobs. That doesn't necessarily only mean the most qualified on paper. It's often about job fit. Do you understand the job? Will you fit in with the company culture? These are the types of questions the recruiter is looking for answers during the screening round. It's a way for you and the company to make certain the position is a good fit so that you can proceed with the interview process.
Often, part of the interview is to explain the job in more detail to ensure that the applicant understands the job, and still wants the job. You may find out that the position isn't what you thought it would be or that the salary isn't sufficient for your needs. The screening process weeds out applicants who aren't genuinely interested in the position.
Often, the screening interview is handled by a recruiter, either an external recruiter finding applicants for the job or an internal recruiter who works in the company's HR department. Since the recruiter is not the actual hiring manager, you might feel more comfortable asking about the details of the job than you would if the person conducting the formal interview were the hiring manager. Even if the initial position isn't a good fit, the recruiter may know of other positions that would be a better fit for you.
A screening interview may seem like a hurdle you need to get through, but it isn't as important as the real interview. A screening interview is, however, a very real part of the hiring process. If you don't take the screening interview seriously and you fail to answer the questions well, you may never get the chance to speak with the hiring manager.
Give yourself time to prepare and feel confident before the interview. Schedule the interview at a time when you feel alert and able to answer questions well. For example, if you schedule it first thing in the morning when you have just rolled out of bed, it's likely that your voice will sound sleepy. And you may miss important details in your answer.
It also helps to shower and dress for the day before the interview. You don't have to put on a suit if you're sitting in your living room, but dressing the part, or at least getting out of your pajamas, puts you in the right mental state to answer the questions professionally.
You've already applied to the company, so you should know a little bit about it. It's a good idea to learn as much as you can before the job interview. Soaking up all of the information possible makes it easier to customize your answer to be a better fit for the company. It also shows that you've done your research and that you know a lot about the company. That makes the recruiter realize that you really do want the job.
The company's website is the easiest way to find out the information you need quickly. Look for the About page on the website to learn more about the company's mission and goals. Check out the company's leadership as well as its organizational structure. Another useful section is the Human Resources or HR page. Often, you can find details about the company's culture, benefits and other important information. If the company has a blog, read its latest posts to find out about new projects.
Don't forget to review the job description. You can find some key details about what the work entails from the description. If the details of the job description are lacking, use it to come up with some questions to find out more about the position.
The screening round usually happens over the phone so it's time to work on that phone voice. It can be tough to convey your personality and emotions over the phone, and you don't want to come across as uninterested or grouchy. Work on sounding enthusiastic and positive over the phone. Use inflection to emphasize certain points. Don't forget to perfect your greeting when you answer a call.
It's also a good idea to practice talking while holding a phone. If the screening will take place over Skype or over a similar video call service, make sure you know how to use the program. Make a practice call with someone you know so that you can make certain that things will go smoothly for your interview.
Since you're sitting at home instead of in front of the interviewer, you can have notes in front of you to help with your answers. Write brief notes about your previous job experience and your job skills to answer general questions. You can also jot down some notes that are answers to the usual interview questions, such as your strengths and weaknesses; your goals for your career; why you want the job and why the company should hire you.
Avoid writing down full sentences to answer the question. The interviewer will likely be able to tell if you're reading from a script. Instead, write down a few words or phrases for each answer to help you shape your answer and remember the important details you want to highlight.
Unlike a regular interview where you're in an unfamiliar and potentially uncomfortable setting, a screening interview over the phone puts you in the comfort of your own home. That can help calm your nerves, which will show in the interview. Find a quiet spot where you can hear the interviewer well without background noise that might interfere with your answers. Choose a place where you can sit straight but still feel comfortable. The background doesn't matter on a regular phone call.
If you're doing the interview via video conferencing, consider the appearance of the space. Pick a spot without a distracting background. You also want good light so the interviewer can see you well. Test your internet connection in the spot before the call to make sure you don't experience lagging or a lost connection.
Seeing an unknown number pop up on your phone is exciting in the midst of a job search. Is it a recruiter calling for a screening interview? And if it is, are you ready to answer the call? It's okay to let the call go to voicemail so you can control the circumstances. Say you're running late to an appointment and you're on public transit. You'll sound rushed, and the background noise will be distracting.
By waiting and returning the call later, you can choose the time and location so you're more comfortable. You'll be able to respond clearly and calmly. This approach also gives you more time to think about when you want to schedule the official screening interview. Just make sure you return the call promptly so the recruiter doesn't move on.
You're finally doing the screening interview. The recruiter calls on time, and you're ready to answer questions. But don't forget to be a good listener when the recruiter is talking. She'll likely share a large amount of information about the company and the position.
Those details not only help you better understand what the company wants, but they can also help you answer any questions she asks later in the interview. For example, if she emphasizes the importance of the sales duties for the position, you know to emphasize your past sales experience when you're answering her questions.
Listening to what the interviewer says can also help you come up with questions to ask later in the interview. Maybe she provides some details about the job benefits but doesn't talk about vacation time or the opportunity for promotions and raises. You can ask about those issues at the end of the interview.
Active listening also helps you avoid mistakes. Maybe you're nervous and you're not listening that closely. You ask a question that the interviewer already covered. That shows that you weren't listening earlier. Or maybe you missed the recruiter saying the position relies heavily on technology, so you miss the opportunity to emphasize your technology experience. Active listening can help you improve your performance.
Because you're getting lots of information about the position at once, it might be helpful to jot down a few notes while the recruiter talks. Only write down key details because notetaking can be distracting. If you feel like you won't be able to actively listen and take notes, wait until the call is over. Then write down as many of the details as you can remember. The notes are helpful for reference later.
It's always a good idea to ask questions at each stage of the hiring process, and the screening interview is no different. Prepare a list of questions you have about the position, job expectations, company or hiring process. Some of those questions may be answered as the recruiter shares information with you. If you keep the list handy, you can mark off the questions that he answers.
Most interviewers ask at the end if you have any questions. Ask any of the unanswered questions that are still on the list. You might come up with more questions during the interview based on what the recruiter says, so don't be afraid to add those questions to your list. Asking questions shows your interest in the position.
One of the most important screening interview tips is to finish the interview strong. Leaving the recruiter with a lasting impression is a good way to land yourself an interview with the hiring manager. Let the recruiter know about your interest and excitement about the position so it's clear that you want it.
You'll also want to make sure you know what to expect next. The recruiter may outline the hiring process. But if she doesn't, make sure to ask here when you should expect to hear back. You can also ask about the next steps if you move on and when a hiring decision will be made. This again reinforces your interest in the position and lets you know what to expect to ease some of your anxiety.
You survived the screening round of the interview process. Pat yourself on the back. But don't sit back and wait. Just like a face-to-face interview with a hiring manager, the screening interview calls for a follow-up message. Send a thank-you email to the recruiter who interviewed you. Highlight some of the key discussion points from the screening interview, and repeat your excitement about the opportunity.
If you don't hear back from the recruiter when you expect based on the hiring timeline, you can reach out to check with the recruiter. Reiterate your interest and let him know you're checking in to see how the interview decisions are progressing.
Frost, Shelley. "Screening Interview Tips." Work - Chron.com, http://work.chron.com/screening-interview-tips-12364.html. 07 August 2018.


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Live Oak 8
Brentwood Townhouse 8
Apple Creek 8
Falcon S Lea 7
Charleston Oaks 7
Nova Village 6
Riverstone 5
Pembroke Pines774
Sunrise612
Lauderhill500
Weston478
Miramar476
Lauderdale Lakes208
Southwest Ranches124
Cooper City95
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Currently there are 328 homes for sale, 148 condos and apartments for sale, 40 vacant land for sale and 2 townhomes for sale in Davie
Created out of the original Everglades area, Davie is a very large town located in central Broward County, Florida. It has a population in excess of 100,000, making it one of the three most populous municipalities in the United States to be described as a "town." It covers an area of about 36 square miles, of which a little over 2 percent is water. The town is a major constituent of the Miami metro area.
Originally known as the town of Zona, Davie was established by Tamara Toussaint and Jake Tannebaum. It was named in honor of developer Robert Parsell Davie, who helped in draining the swamplands and bought around 27,000 acres of land in the area. A significant portion of the location was previously underwater - part of the Everglades. Davie has today grown to become an important, vibrant community surrounded by important urban areas, such as Fort Lauderdale and Miami.
Davie has experienced tremendous growth since the 1970s. The population surged massively in the four decades leading to 2010. It rose from less than 6,000 in 1970 to approximately 92,000 in 2010. The number of those living here is estimated to have now grown past the 100,000 mark. The city has a relatively young population, with 68 percent of residents aged 44 years or younger as of 2010 census. The median age was calculated at 36 years. Popular communities around Davie include Park City and Long Lake Ranches, a gated equestrian community featuring luxurious single-family homes.
The people living here have access to several major thoroughfares. These include Interstate 75, Interstate 595 and the Ronald Reagan Turnpike. The community is located a few minutes away from the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport. Port Everglades, the deepest port in the state, is located in the proximity of the city. This makes Davie a decent place to do business as well. As a result, it is home to numerous businesses, ranging from one-man ventures to Fortune 500 corporations. Andrx Pharmaceuticals has its headquarters here.
Davie has numerous public and private schools, fitting of a community this big. These include Davie Elementary School, Nova Dwight D. Eisenhower Elementary School, Apple Tree Montessori School, St. David Catholic Elementary/Middle School, Indian Ridge Middle School, McFatter Technical High School and Western High School. Described as the "nexus of higher education," the city boasts of several nationally-known institutions of higher learning. They include a campus of the University of Florida, the Central Campus of Broward Community County, Florida Atlantic University, Trinity International University and McFatter Technical College.
The city boasts numerous attractions including the 60-acre Flamingo Gardens, home to exotic, rare and native plants. It also hosts the training facility of the Miami Dolphins. Several exciting events and festivals are held here year-round.
Davie is simply a wonderful place to live and work. The peaceful community boasts access to several major highways and a superb educational system. It has expansive, green open spaces, many parks and a trail system extending more than 165 miles. It is perfect for those who love the equestrian lifestyle.
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The average seller who uses our Flat Rate MLS Listing, will save over $15,000. We give you the tools and exposure you need as a ForSaleByOwner to compete with every other listing in the MLS. But you are in control of the savings and the fees you pay.
Currently Davie has 518 properties on the market for sale. The inventory was last updated 01/19/2020. Of these properties, 328 single family homes are for sale by their owners in Davie, and 148 condos are for sale by their owners in Davie. The average price of the single family homes for sale in Davie, is $620,068, the average condo price in Davie, is $450,721. The average price per square foot of the active inventory is $158. This is based the living area square footage.
Over the last year, there have been 5,242 of properties sold in Davie. Of these properties, 2,941 single family homes have sold by their owners in Davie, and 2,125 condos have sold by their owners in Davie. The average sales price of the single family homes sold in Davie, is $449,773. Single family homes have been selling for 194 per square foot of living area. The average sales price of the condos for sale in Davie, is $332,888. Condos have been selling for 143 per square foot of living area.
The most active subdivisions with listings for sale in Davie, are: Park City (28 For Sale), Davie Unincorporated (24 For Sale), Long Lake Ranches (19 For Sale), Forest Ridge (18 For Sale), Shenandoah (14 For Sale), Arrowhead (14 For Sale), Whitehall (14 For Sale), Imagination Farms (11 For Sale), Rolling Hills Lake Estates (11 For Sale), Rexmere Village (10 For Sale)
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Disclaimer: Listing broker has attempted to offer accurate data, but buyers/lessees are advised to confirm all information IDX information is provided exclusively for consumers' personal, non-commercial use that it may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing, and that data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS. The MLS may, at its discretion, require use of other disclaimers as necessary to protect Participants and/or the MLS from liability.
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Take Action for Human Rights
Release Pastor Steven Tendo from Detention
"They would eat me like hot cake. They would even kill me if they got to know that I am on the way going back…" — Pastor Steven
Steven Tendo is an ordained minister seeking safety from danger in Uganda, where government forces tortured him, amputated two of his fingers, and murdered several of his family members. He will likely be killed if returned.
Detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for 2 full years after requesting asylum here, his health has rapidly deteriorated from inadequate care for his diabetes: he is now blind in one eye and losing vision in the other. He was hospitalized in July, and despite his destroyed immune system, ICE sent him back to a facility where over a hundred people have tested positive for COVID-19.
Pastor Steven recently faced imminent deportation until global campaign efforts and congressional intervention stopped his deportation. However, his health continues to worsen behind detention walls. He must be allowed to pursue the right to seek asylum in safety and freedom. We must act quickly to save Pastor Steven's life. Demand ICE to release him now.
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Dear Deputy Field Office Director Achim: I am deeply concerned about the safety of Steven Tendo (A# 201 520 012), an ordained minister, asylum-seeker, and human rights activist who was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after fleeing from danger in Uganda. The U.S. government is under the obligation not to return individuals to a situation in which they would be at risk of torture or other serious human rights abuses. An official from Uganda had submitted a declaration confirming that Pastor Steven was tortured by Ugandan government forces and will likely be killed by security agencies if returned to Uganda. We are grateful that Pastor Steven's removal has been halted pending adjudication of his petition for federal review before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. However, Pastor Steven's deteriorating health necessitates more: he must be released from detention, where inadequate access to treatment has left him sicker than ever before. He has been detained for 2 years with inadequate care for his diabetes, which has resulted in his loss of vision in one eye and losing vision in the other; numbness and tingling in his extremities; and recurring boils on his body. He faces life-threatening complications should he contract COVID-19. I urge you to use the discretion you have to: immediately grant humanitarian parole to Steven Tendo while he awaits a decision on his asylum claim, including on any appeal. Please act quickly to save Pastor Steven's life before it is too late. Sincerely, {user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}
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Tamiko Hendrix Biography, Net Worth 2022, Age, Weight, Height & Career
Published: January 13th, 2022 / Modified: July 17th, 2022
1 Early Life Tamika Hendrix
2 Death of Her Father
3 What is the Net Worth of Tamiko Hendrix?
4 What is the Relationship of Tamiko Hendrix?
Tamika Hendrix is a famous kid. Her father, Jimi Hendrix, is a well-known singer, hence she is well-known. But how much do we know about Tamika Hendrix? Here you will find information on her relationship, family, financial worth, and more.
Early Life Tamika Hendrix
Her full name is Tamika Laurice James Hendrix. She was born on February 1, 1967, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States of America. Her zodiac sign is Aquarius, which she was born under.
She is currently 55 years old. She is an American nationality with a white ethnic origin. Her father's name was Jimi Hendrix.
Her father worked as a guitarist, singer, and composer in the United States. Her mother's name was Diane Carpenter. Her mother raised her because her father was too preoccupied with his career as a musician.
Similarly, her half-name brother's is James Daniel Sundquist. Tamika's father died when she was three years old, so she didn't get to spend much time with him. Her childhood was far from idyllic.
Because of her father, she was bullied while attending a local high school. Tamika matriculated in 1985 and then decided to look for work rather than seek a college degree.
Death of Her Father
Jimi Hendrix was a well-known and admirable individual. He became well-known as a result of his work in rock music. "Hey Joe," his first single, was released in 1967.
Jimi continued to perform songs like "Purpule Haze" and "The Wind Crie Mary" after that. Unfortunately, Jimi died on September 18, 1970, in London, at the age of 27. His health, according to the doctor, was in bad shape on that particular day.
Everyone, however, gets chills when he dies. Jimi spent time with his last girlfriend, Monika Dannemann, at the end of his life, according to the news. Monika also discovered Hendrix unconscious in her apartment and summoned an ambulance at 11:18 a.m.
He tries at St. Mary Abbot's Hospital, where doctors announce at 12:45 p.m. that he is no longer with us. A noble soul is always willing to help others. A noble soul is immortal. It brings us together on a regular basis. Our thoughts and prayers are always with his family.
God bless them through this trying time. However, we lost a wonderful musician that day, and his followers were depressed. Jimi has always been us and will always be a part of music's heartfelt condolences for Great guitarist Jimi Hendrix.
What is the Net Worth of Tamiko Hendrix?
Similar to Jeff Wittek, a skilled woman with a net worth of roughly $1.5 million. She earns all of her money from her own career, but she hasn't stated what she does for a living yet. There's a good likelihood she's running a business where she earns all of Jimi Hendrix's earnings or at the very least all of his money.
It appears to be a plane from her position in the pilot's seat. So she might be a pilot. But, while we don't have any definite information about this circumstance, we believe there's a good likelihood she earns the entirety of his pilot career.
Her salary hasn't been released yet, but if we look at the average salary of a US pilot, it's roughly $86,080.
What is the Relationship of Tamiko Hendrix?
If we go into detail about her dating history, we can see that she is now single. She's getting older by the day, yet she doesn't appear to desire to be in a meaningful relationship. People have been curious about her relationship in the past, and based on their predictions, they believe she has married as of now. Furthermore, the 52-year-old woman has never been in a relationship before.
She keeps all the specifics hidden from us; perhaps she doesn't want any media attention or anything else. Tamika is now old enough to be married to her loved ones, so there's a good chance we'll see her in the future.
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Maguire Street Gateway Project
Roads and Bridges Property Tax Renewal
FAQs: No Tax Increase Bond Initiative for Street Improvements
Is this a new property tax?
No. Warrensburg voters will decide if the City should renew an existing property tax that is restricted for use on street improvements. Warrensburg voters first approved this property tax in 2017.
In 2017, two general obligation (G.O.) bond issuances were approved to fund the purchase of fire trucks and to build Veterans Road and upgrade the traffic signal system on Maguire Street. Both of these measures were approved by over 60% of voters.
What can the bonds be used to pay for?
Proceeds from the G.O. bonds issuance will be restricted. They can only be used for the purpose of improving streets and roads in the city. They cannot be used to pay for general operations or other special projects.
Eligible improvements include anything that improve the safety and traffic flow of streets. A sample of projects this funding can be used for include:
Maguire/Highway 50 interchange
Road resurfacing
Intersection improvements
The actual list of projects to be completed each year and funded with proceeds from the G.O. bond issuance will be determined during the annual budget process.
What economic conditions have affected street maintenance from the general revenues of the City?
City street maintenance is primarily funded with the revenue collected from the Missouri gasoline tax and motor vehicle sales tax and fees. The revenue collected from these sources has increased 13% over the last ten years, but the price of asphalt has increased 23% over the same period. These funding sources are insufficient for large-scale improvements to the City's street system.
What purpose does the street improvement program of the City serve?
Street improvement projects improve our community by providing safer streets and sidewalks and other critical improvements and maintenance of the City's infrastructure.
How much more will this G.O. bond issuance cost the average Warrensburg resident?
Zero dollars. There will be no additional cost to Warrensburg residents. The street portion of the 2017 G.O. bond issuance expires in 2022, and the fire truck portion expires in 2027. Approving this G.O. bond issuance simply extends the existing property tax through 2042. It will be a dedicated funding source for key street improvement projects in our community.
What is the ballot language?
Shall the City Council of the City of Warrensburg, Missouri be authorized to issue its general obligation bonds in the amount not to exceed $17,000,000 to acquire rights of way, construct, extend and improve streets and roads in the City?
When will the City's existing G.O. bonds be paid off?
The street portion of the G.O. bonds issued in 2017 will be paid off in 2022. The fire truck portion of the G.O. bonds issued in 2017 will be paid off in 2027.
If voters approve the initiative, will my property tax bill go up?
No – a "yes" vote will not cause the property tax rate to increase in Warrensburg.
The City will pay the bond payments from the tax revenues generated from the existing debt service tax levy of $0.59 that was established in conjunction with the 2017 bond issuance. The tax rate you pay for property in Warrensburg will remain the same.
How long will this property tax be in effect?
The tax will be in effect for twenty years, beginning January 1, 2022, and expiring December 31, 2042.
What will happen if the G.O. bonds are not approved?
If voters elect not to approve this G.O. bond issuance, the City will have to consider alternative ways to fund street improvements or elimination of projects. These projects are critical to the City's basic infrastructure. This bond issuance creates a dedicated funding source to pay for these projects.
When is the deadline to register to vote?
The deadline to register to vote in the general municipal election is March 10, 2021. If you are not already, you can register to vote here.
For specific voter information, please contact Johnson County Voter Registration at 300 N. Holden, Warrensburg, MO 64093 or 660.747.7414.


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U.S. Supreme Court Shields Wal-Mart from Gender-Bias Class Action Lawsuit
In the most important job-bias case in a decade, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. v. Dukes, the U.S. Supreme Court has dismissed a class action lawsuit of 1.5 million female employees suing Wal-Mart Stores Inc. for gender-based employment discrimination. The lawsuit was first filed in 2001 and aimed to cover every woman who worked at any of the 3,400 Wal-Mart and Sam's Club stores nationwide since 1998. While this historic ruling does not absolve Wal-Mart of its sex-discrimination allegations, it has clearly made class-action discrimination claims much harder to pursue and has altered the power balance between employers and employees. Had the case proceeded and the workers won, Wal-Mart could have faced billions of dollars in back pay and punitive damages as the world's largest employer. However, the Court's ruling has largely eliminated the monetary threat facing big employers and is likely to significantly impact other gender class-action suits, such as the pending case against Costco Wholesale Corp. The decision is the latest in a series of corporate-friendly Supreme Court rulings under Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr. The conservative high court majority has been continuously guarding businesses from class actions, including in AT& T Mobility v. Concepcion, an April case regarding a California class action suit against AT&T Inc.
Although all justices agreed that the employees did not have the right to group damages, there was ultimately a 5-4 split based on whether the case should be allowed to continue as a class action. The conservative majority led by Justice Antonin Scalia claimed that the lawsuit brought by the diverse group of class members was too large and the claims too varied to be certified under the federal court rule – Rule 23. Justices Roberts, Anthony Kennedy, Clarence Thomas, and Samuel Alito joined Scalia in holding that a party who wants to certify a class must show that there are common questions of law or fact capable of class-wide resolution. Scalia wrote that the workers provided "no convincing proof of a companywide discriminatory pay and promotion policy." Employees can file a class action lawsuit only if there is "significant proof" of a "specific employment practice" that unlawfully discriminates.
Meanwhile, the dissenting justices-Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor, and Elena Kagan-stressed that there was substantial evidence of discrimination for the case to go to trial. Leading the dissent opinion, Ginsburg wrote that according to the lower court, promotions at Wal-Mart were made by a "tap on the shoulder" process, with vacancies not regularly posted and managers choosing whom to promote on the basis of their own subjective impressions. The employees presented statistics showing pay and promotion differences along gender lines at Wal-Mart. For example, while women held about 70% of hourly jobs, only 33% of management jobs were held by women. However, Scalia claimed that there were no facts under which the women of Wal-Mart could have been discriminated against in the first place because Wal-Mart had a written policy banning gender discrimination.
It is believed that the new strategy of the workers' legal team will be to regroup into smaller, more focused class action lawsuits targeting specific regions or stores, or to proceed with the filing of separate individual lawsuits.
As a result of this case, it may be increasingly difficult for plaintiffs to sue large corporations by way of class action lawsuits for business wide discrimination, where the corporations have written non-discrimination policies, and provide area managers with the exclusive authority to make hiring and compensation decisions.


Faulty US intelligence led to the cancellation of six Air France flights last month, with one of the suspects named by the FBI turning out to be a child, the French interior ministry said.
members of the al-Qaida network, a ministry spokesman said.
"A check was carried out in each case and in each case it turned out to be negative," the spokesman said.
"The FBI worked with family names and some family names sound alike," he added.
He noted that some of the names had been transliterated from Arabic, which uses a different alphabet from French and English.
"The difficulty is compounded when you have no first name or date of birth," the spokesman said.
as a wanted 'terrorist' from Tunisia.
three French nationals, the paper said.
as the three return legs on 24 and 25 December.
The FBI said its information showed that al-Qaida activists planned to hijack an Air France plane and crash it in California.
into the Air France flights.
"No one was detained, no one was questioned and nothing was seized," he said.
The cancellations had come amid heightened fears of a 'terror' attack over the Christmas period.
The US on 21 December stepped up its national security alert to Code Orange which warns of a "high risk of terrorist attacks".
On Thursday, British Airways cancelled one of its three daily flights from London to Washington.
Aeromexico's daily flight from Mexico City to Los Angeles was cancelled for a second day in a row because of security concerns.
Washington has also called for armed sky marshals to be deployed on foreign flights thought to be at risk.


I just wanted to let you all know that the online magazine's special holiday issue is out and ready for all to purchase! I was asked to contribute to this issue and made a fun holiday gift. Click here to go over and check it out. It has lots of amazing patterns and tutorial links in it to help you will your holiday gift making, plus you can see what I made!


In an email today from Mayor Bob Bratina's Chief of Staff Peggy Chapman, the Mayor announced his traditional New Year's Levee will coincide with New Year's Day on the Julian Calendar used by the Orthodox faith – January 14th on the Gregorian calendar we use to mark time.
If you would kindly add January 14th (Orthodox New Year) to your community calendars as the date for the Mayor's Levee. It will be held at City Hall from noon to 2pm. We were planning on announcing it and advertising it next week when City Hall is open but I wanted to give you a head's up. Due to the opportunity for a vacation (first one in two years with his family), Mayor Bratina is away this week. As well, many staff and local politicians were not available to attend and participate on New Years Day.
Although my preference is to hold the Levee on January 1, it would come right in the middle of the two week opportunity, so my office is arranging for the Levee to be held on January 14. This is also reflective of Hamilton's diverse cultures and religions, as it falls on the traditional Orthodox New Years Day, which Ukrainians for instance celebrate as "Malanka". We also intend to invite the Chinese Community for their Lunar Calendar New Years Day January 23rd. Details will follow.
The email ends by noting Mayor Bratina will be away from the office until January 9th.
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