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Anti-Capitalist Protest in Dublin - May 18th 2010
In the context of previously reported Gardai violence against bank bail out protests the WSM decided to mobilise for the Right to Work protest on May 18th and published a call for an "anti-capitalist block" on the demonstration, to assemble on Stephen's Green, a few hundred metres away from the Dail and a half an hour earlier than the scheduled time for the RTW march. This was done for a couple of reasons - firstly because the announced starting point for the RTW march was the Dail, which was also the march's destination. Thus it seemed that a static rally with speeches from notables was to be the order of the day and these are normally felt to be fairly grim and turgid affairs to anyone who has attended a few. Secondly because the WSM wanted to differentiate itself from the SWP-controlled RTW event and create an alternative pole of attraction for radicals.
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We hope to commence posting up full interviews from our third program over this weekend, we had some technical difficulties prior to this.
Stray Underdog leads the way in Greek riots
Date: Tue, 2010-05-11 09:47
This is the story of a dog, a dog from the streets that lives in one of the European PIGS. [The basket case economies of Europe have been grouped together neatly into this porcine gang – Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain.] Our dog, the stray dog lives in Athens and for the last two years or more he has been appearing at every single protest that has been fought there. As the World slipped into the tail spin spiral of a global recession, one dog was putting in the hours, pounding the pavements in protests, knowing which side he was on in the battles being fought.
Mayday 2010 in Belfast
Date: Thu, 2010-05-06 10:07
The Belfast Mayday demonstration began at Writers Square. A pavilion had been set up in front of the imposing St. Anne's Cathedral and rows of stands and tables were being occupied by a number of organizations including the Services Industrial Professional Technical Union, the Socialist Party, the Worker's Party, Amnesty International, the Northern Ireland Public Services Union, the Irish Congress Trade Unions, the National Union of Rail Maritime and Transport Workers, the Irish Transport and General Workers Union*, the Eirigi party, the Irish Republican Socialist Party, the Alliance for Choice, the Union of Shop Distributors and Allied Workers, the National Association of Schoolmasters and Union of Women Teachers, United Teachers Union, the Irish National Teachers Association, the UNISON retirees union, the Trocaire campaign to feed the hungry, the We Won't Pay anti-water charges campaign, and the Anarchist Just Books Collective representing Organise!. Several food, coffee, and beer stands were also set up in the area in front of the pavilion and many families were in attendance. The minor writings of Marx and general Irish Trade Union activist literature dominated the tables as well as a strong presence of Trotsky and Engels; the Just Books table carried the anarchist torch alone, passing out copies of Organise!'s excellent publication, 'The Leveller'.
Derry's 2010 Mayday march
Date: Sun, 2010-05-02 18:51
In what was described as 'quite a respectable turnout' Mayday in Derry saw over 100 people take part in the Mayday march called by the Derry Trade Union Council. Those taking part included the DTUC, GMB, UNISON, 3/3 branch, Communities Against Cuts, Anti-Water Tax, IRSP, WSM and Organise!
Mayday in Dublin - going through the motions.
This year May Day fell on a Saturday, meaning that the Dublin march would take place on the day itself. Almost a wash-out (owing to two hours of quite heavy rain right before the demonstration) the march was essentially going through the motions of a Dublin May Day from beginning to end.
Mayday 2010 celebrated in Cork
As once again Cork's mainstream trade unions declined to publicly celebrate the everlasting memorial day to working peoples' struggles worldwide, it falls to Solidarity Books/Workers Solidarity Movement Cork Branch and the Independent Workers Union to mark this most important of days. A day of public talks and a community meal was organised by the local branch of the WSM at Solidarity Books, which complemented excellently the annual May Day march through the city streets this evening organised as usual by the Independent Workers Union.
Dublin Mayday march
Mayday is International Workers' Day marking the execution of anarchist union organisers in Chicago in the 1880's. Come along to the Dublin march, details below, and join us for a drink afterwards.
Iranian Protestors at War with God
On Monday November 9th last year, news of the impending execution of Ehsan Fattahian, a 28-year-old Iranian political activist of Kurdish origins, began reaching the outside world. Human rights groups, caught unaware, began a frantic effort to halt the execution. In less than 24 hours, 15,000 people had signed an online petition addressing UN secretary general Ban Ki Moon, asking him to intervene.
Will we see a revolution in our lifetime? - Audio from Rethinking Revolution 2
Date: Mon, 2010-04-26 16:07
This is the audio recording of the second 'Rethinking Revolution' meeting on the topic of 'Will there be a revolution in our lifetime.' "Are we spending our precious time outside of work at protests and meetings because we want to improve our lives or are we just fighting for future generations. In either case what is it that we are trying to do as we move from topic to topic and struggle to struggle?"


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Children of The Wolf
A hard-edged, pacey thriller examining the legacy of Fascism.
In his study at a provincial, German University, Professor Wolf Kruger awaits the arrival of Anya Rosenberg, a young Jewish researcher who claims to wish to interview him about his new book 'Children of The Wolf.' Outside, beneath Kruger's window Neo-Nazis rally, clashing in confrontation with left-wing opponents. As the conflict intensifies below his window, Kruger checks the war-time revolver in his desk. If Anya is who he thinks she is - he will have to use it!
As a game of cat and mouse begins, long buried bitter issues of tyranny and racial hatred begin to surface, reaching their climax in a soul-shattering conclusion.
UNDERWORLD is an original play focusing on issues around gun culture - By turns humorous, violent, passionate and lyrical - UNDERWORLD examines the place of loyalty, love and sacrifice in a world of violence, greed, corruption and murder.
Performed at The Zion Arts Centre, Manchester during April 2004, extracts were filmed for video and used to explore the issues of Gun Crime with Young people in Manchester.
Also featured in the Open Space Guns and Gangs Event Oct 2004
And a Dream!
LEGEND – The birth of a Football Musical – John Woudberg
As far as we know, this was the first ever full-length musical about football. Taking over a year to research, write and produce, 'LEGEND' tells the story of one of the game's all-time greats Sir Tom Finney and the fans upon whom he had such an unbelievable impact.
'LEGEND' is so much more than a musical about football. It is the story of Preston itself and the dreams of ordinary people played out on the Deepdale pitch – every other Saturday. It is also the story of the 'under-dog' - Finney was thought too small to make it – and of how passion and commitment can overcome even the greatest obstacles to our dreams.

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Usain Bolt Loses $12 Million To Hackers
Jamaican Olympic sprinting champion, Usain Bolt, on Thursday, lost $12 million in his account with an investment company, Stocks and Security Limited, to hackers.
The track star's lawyers said they are ready to file a lawsuit if that will make it possible to recover the lost money that mysteriously disappeared from Bolt's account.
According to a statement from Usain Bolt's lawyers, it read, "The account was part of Bolt's retirement and lifetime savings.
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"It's distressing news for anyone, and certainly in the case of Mr Bolt, who established this account as part of his private pension," Gordon said on Wednesday.
"We will be going to court with the matter" if the company does not return the funds," his lawyer, Linton P. Gordon, told Fortune magazine over the phone.
"It is a grave disappointment, and we are hoping that the matter will be resolved in a way that Mr Bolt will recover his money and be able to live in peace," he added.
Reacting to the development, Stocks and Securities Ltd said in a statement on January 12 that it learned of the fraudulent activity by a former employee and had alerted law enforcement to the situation.
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It also said that it had taken measures to secure customers' assets and tighten protocols.
A separate statement released on Monday by the Jamaica Constabulary Force said the "alleged fraudulent activities at SSL that are said to have affected the accounts of Mr Usain Bolt and other individuals" are being looked into by those teams.
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Meanwhile, On Tuesday night, Jamaica's Finance Minister Nigel Clarke claimed that SSL had committed "alarming and evil fraud" and promised to "bring all perpetrators to justice."
The Associated Press reported that Mr Bolt's account with the company was created to act as a pension for both of his parents and the eight-time Olympic gold medal-winning sprinter.
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Lubbock, South Plains community celebrating Martin Luther King's legacy
The South Plains' annual celebration of late civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. will continue with a long weekend of events running through next week.
Events are being hosted by the Martin Luther King Commemorative Council of Lubbock, Texas Tech and South Plains College, among other organizations.
This year's celebration of Martin Luther King Day in Lubbock will begin with an Individuals of Distinction Award Banquet at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center, according to MLK Commemorative Council hosting its traditional four days of events.
MLK council
Dr. Michael E. Scott of Abilene will be speaker for the evening. Ticket information is available by contacting Yolanda Jeffery, banquet coordinator, at (806) 773-1625.
A Youth Night program is planned at 6 p.m. Saturday, also at at the Civic Center, under the direction of Tracy Snell-Jackson, coordinator.
The traditional Citywide Celebration is planned for 5 p.m. Sunday in the Civic Center. The speaker will be Pastor Fabian K. Jacko of the Greater Golden Gate Missionary Baptist Church of Dallas.
A Gospel Night conclusion of the MLK council's celebrations has been scheduled for 6 p.m. Monday, also at the Civic Center.
South Plains College Student Life will host a birthday celebration in remembrance of King at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Sundown Room.
The event is open to the public and South Plains College students, faculty and staff.
The event will include a tribute tp King by the Black Student Union organization at SPC.
King was a minister and activist who became the most visible spokesperson and leader in the Civil Rights Movement from 1955 until his assassination in 1968. The Nobel Peace Prize recipient is credited with advancing Civil Rights through non-violence and civil disobedience. He was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Congressional Gold Medal. In 1971, Martin Luther King, Jr., Day was established as a holiday.
Refreshments, cake and finger foods will be served.
Texas Tech invites the campus and Lubbock community to celebrate King's legacy through events and gatherings that continue through Tuesday, with an additional event hosted by the School of Law on Jan. 27.
The week will conclude with the second annual Legacy March at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, which will begin in the SUB West Plaza near the Read Reader, or "Bookman," sculpture. Carol A. Sumner, chief diversity officer and vice president of the Division of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, will welcome participants to a ceremony at the end of the march at Memorial Circle and introduce President Lawrence Schovanec, who will deliver remarks.
"Reflecting on the King Center's 2020 Vision, the national theme for this year's celebration is 'The Beloved Community: The Fierce Urgency of Now,'" said Nefertiti Beck, director of the Texas Tech Student Intersectional Leadership Council and co-chair of the MLK 2020 University-Wide Planning Committee. "As a committee, we believe the legacy of Dr. King warrants an observance exceeding one day. It is our hope that through the activities of the celebration, individuals both at Texas Tech and the larger Lubbock community will be moved to action. We must all do our part to carry forward his vision."
There will be an additional event on Jan. 27, when the Texas Tech School of Law hosts the second annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Event in the Lanier Atrium and Auditorium. The event will feature Lisa McNair and Kimberly McNair Brock, sisters of Denise McNair, one of four girls killed in the 1963 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in Birmingham, and a screening of the 1997 Spike Lee documentary, "4 Little Girls" at 6 p.m. The event will conclude with a Q&A session.
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Frantz-Emmanuel Petiteau, né le  à Aureilhan (Hautes-Pyrénées), est un auteur français, œuvrant particulièrement dans les Pyrénées.

Biographie
Déjà étudiant, il se passionne pour le patrimoine culturel pyrénéen. En 2000 et 2001, il assiste Pierre-Yves Corbel dans sa mission d'inventaire du patrimoine pour la DRAC de la région Occitanie  sur le canton d'Arreau. D'abord titulaire d'une licence, puis d'une maîtrise d'histoire de l'art et d'archéologie, il obtient un master II Recherches en anthropologie historique sous la direction d'Abel Kouvouama. Ses recherches se sont surtout articulées autour d'une approche anthropologique et archéologique des anthroposystèmes pyrénéens, en particulier ceux de la Vallée d'Aure (Hautes-Pyrénées) dans la longue durée. En 2005, il a collaboré ponctuellement au programme HIPVAL (Histoire des populations et variation linguistique dans les Pyrénées de l'Ouest) avec Jasone Salaberria Fuldain et Frédéric Bauduer.

En 2013, Frantz-E. Petiteau a été nommé professeur d'histoire et géographie au Collège/Lycée Notre-Dame de Garaison à Monléon-Magnoac. Dans le cadre du  anniversaire des Apparitions, à son initiative quatre conférenciers ont évoqué le passé et l'environnement du Sanctuaire de Notre-Dame de Garaison ainsi que le culte marial.

Activités
Frantz-Emmanuel Petiteau a contribué à la création et a été responsable pendant cinq ans du Musée de la Vallée d'Aure, à Ancizan. Dans le cadre du programme européen POCTEFA-Interreg Culturas Pirenaicas y Nuevas Tecnologías avec Fernando Romanos Hernando et Fernando Blas Gabarda, il a travaillé pour  NUMERICULTURE GASCOGNE avec Fabrice Bernissan, en tant qu'historien-paléographe.

Par ailleurs, il est président de l'association du Cercle François Marsan, société d'études savante en vallée d'Aure à Guchen].

Travaux
Il a écrit de nombreux ouvrages sur les vallées, les derniers sur Saint-Lary-Soulan et Bagnères-de-Bigorre, et a dévoilé sur futurs ouvrages sur Sarrancolin et Arreau. Ses nombreuses collectes orales l'ont conduit à publier des ouvrages à caractère ethnologique dont Autrefois en Vallée d'Aure. Contes, légendes et récits de la vallée d'Aure est le fruit de plusieurs années de collecte dans les sources écrites mais surtout auprès des personnes âgées de la vallée d'Aure mais aussi de la vallée du Louron] et de la commune Bareilles y compris ses hameaux. Avec la journaliste, présentatrice de télévision, réalisatrice, animatrice de Midi-Pyrénées Matin, Sandrine Mörch, ils ont aussi enregistré de nombreux témoignages en vidéo. Son ami Ángel Gari Lacruz, ethnologue espagnol, a signé la préface de cet ouvrage en 2006. Il a été également illustré par Jean-Claude Pertuzé, graphiste, illustrateur et auteur de bandes dessinées. Formé à l'Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour (UPPA), Patricia Heiniger-Casteret signe la préface du livre Contes, légendes et récits du Louron et des Bareilles.

Publications

Ouvrages
 La famille dans les Hautes-Pyrénées : Guchen en Aure, 1830-1930, Éditions L'Harmattan, 2016
 Bagnères-de-Bigorre, découverte patrimoine (contribution au titre de consultant et référent historique), 2015
 HEROIC FANTASY & METAL Volume 1 : édition Camion Blanc, 2014
 Les Pyrénées Centrales, , Éditions Alan Sutton, 2011
 Les vallées d'Aure, Louron et Bareilles : entre tradition et modernité, Jean Dieuzaide, éditions Monhélios, 2010
 Dictionnaire microtoponymique de la commune d'Aspin-en-Lavedan (avec Fabrice Bernissan), éditions de l'Institut d'Études Occitanes, 2010
 Contes, légendes et récits du Louron et des Bareilles, illustrations de Jean-Claude Pertuzé, préface de Patricia Heiniger-Casteret, ethnologue, Université de Pau & des Pays de l'Adour, Provinces Mosaïques, Éditions Alan Sutton, 2009
 La vallée d'Aure, vol. 2, , Éditions Alan Sutton, 2008
 La vallée du Louron et des Bareilles, , Éditions Alan Sutton, 2008
 Capvern-les-Bains, , Éditions Alan Sutton, 2008
 Traditions des Hautes-Pyrénées, présentation d'articles, éditions Christian Lacour, 2007
 Contes, récits et légendes de la vallée d'Aure, illustrations de Jean-Claude Pertuzé, Provinces Mosaïques, éditions Alan Sutton, 2006, (préface de Ángel Gari-Lacruz, anthropologue)
 La vallée d'Aure, , Éditions Alan Sutton, 2006
 La vallée d'Aure autrefois, témoignages et récits, Éditions Alan Sutton, 2005
 L'église Saint-Brice de Guchen: (collaboration B Petiteau-Leclercq), éditions Christian Lacour, Nîmes 2004
 Eth pastorat ena vath d'Aura, éditions Lacour, Nîmes (en partenariat avec le  Conseil départemental des Hautes-Pyrénées , réédition de François Marsan) 2004
 Les Sobriquets des villages de la vallée d'Aure, éditions Christian Lacour, 2003
 Les instruments de musique anciens en Vallée d'Aure, Christian Lacour, 2001
 Du comté d'Aure à la couronne de France : éléments de chronologie historique (- s), éditions Christian Lacour, 2001

Aux éditions fidelis tempore (auto-édition)
 Guchen, Guide patrimoine, édition fidelis tempore, 2016
 Saint-Lary en vallée d'Aure, Guide patrimoine, édition fidelis tempore, 2014
 Prompt J., Violeau H., Légendes pyrénéennes, Deux récits en vallée d'Aure, collection « Les textes pyrénéens », édition fidelis tempore, Tarbes, 2012 (Avant propos par Frantz-E. Petiteau).
 Anglade J., Soulan dans mon enfance, collection « Paroles d'Anciens, Témoignages des Pyrénées », édition fidelis tempore, Tarbes, 2012 (Préface de Frantz-E. Petiteau).

Aux éditions Éditions L'Harmattan
 La vallée d'Aure : de la légende à l'histoire, Considérations historiographiques d'une vallée des Pyrénées, Illustrations de Jean-Marc Hornère - Préface de François Réchin - Postface de Denise Péricard-Méa,  Éditions L'Harmattan, 2016.
 La famille dans les Hautes-Pyrénées, Guchen en Aure, 1830-1930, Editions L'Harmattan Historiques 1 Avril 2016.

Articles
 Des colonnettes de l'ancien archiprêtré d'Aure supérieur à Azet (65), Revue de Comminges et des Pyrénées centrales, Tome CXXXIV, , 2018, .
 La chapelle Notre-Dame d'Artiguelongue dans Petiteau FE, Bacardats JP, Ibos C., Notre-Dame d'Artiguelongue, vallée du Louron, Les Amis de Notre-Dame d'Artiguelongue, sans éditeur, Loudenvielle, 2017.
 « Las piedras sagradas en el Pirineo central francés », Sacra Saxa. Creencias y ritos en peñas sagradas, Actas del Coloquio Internacional celebrado en Huesca del 25 al 27 de noviembre de 2016, Huesca: Instituto de Estudios Altoaragoneses, 2017, .
 Un bénitier roman à Guchen (65), Revue de Comminges et des Pyrénées Centrales, tome CXXIX, 2013-1
 Histoire de cloches : découverte de deux cloches à Saint-Lary (65), Revue de Comminges, CXXVIII, 2012-2,
 Céramique vernissée du  à Guchen (65), Revue de Comminges et des Pyrénées centrales, tome CXXVII - 2011/1, .
 Découvertes de vestiges antiques et médiévaux à Grézian (Hautes-Pyrénées), Archéologie des Pyrénées Occidentales et des Landes, tome 27, 2008, .
 Le pastoralisme au Moyen Âge en Vallée d'Aure, Revue de Comminges et des Pyrénées centrales, tome CXXIV - 2008/1, .
 Les châteaux pyrénéens de la vallée d'Aure en perdition, Moyen Âge , novembre-décembre 2002, .
 Cantons d'Arreau et de Vielle-Aure, Sites fortifiés médiévaux en haute vallée d'Aure (Moyen Âge), Bilan scientifique 1999, Direction régionale des affaires culturelles Midi-Pyrénées, Service régional de l'Archéologie, .
 Cantons d'Arreau et de Vielle-Aure, carte archéologique (Moyen Âge), Bilan Scientifique 1998, Direction régionale des affaires culturelles Midi-Pyrénées, Service Régional de l'Archéologie, .
 Tessons de poterie médiévale et moderne à Guchen (65), Archéologie des Pyrénées occidentales et des Landes, tome 12, 1992, .
  Réédition de deux ouvrages  en un volume par Lacour Rediviva, Nîmes, 2009.
 La Montagne d'Espiaup / MM. Édouard Piette et Julien Sacaze. Extrait du Bulletin de la Société d'Anthropologie de Paris, 31
 Association française pour l'avancement des sciences. Congrès de Paris, 1878. M. Julien Sacaze : Le culte des pierres dans le pays de Luchon. Paris, AFAS, 1879.

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Liens externes

Écrivain régionaliste français
Historien français du XXIe siècle
Mythologie pyrénéenne
Naissance à Aureilhan
Naissance en décembre 1971

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The reconstitution of a fire departure (here at the Fort de Domont, in collaboration with the Fire Investigation Bureau) in an alveolus gathering furniture and a layout close to a living room, allows to measure the speed with which a fire. If a glass of water is enough to extinguish it in the first minute, a bucket of water will be needed during the second minute and then a ton of water will be needed to fight the disaster.
A smoke detector warns of a fire starting from the first smoke release. It saves your life or that of your loved ones for a minimal investment. It is an inexpensive device, very easy to install with a minimum of equipment. It is the one and only solution for the prevention of domestic fire risks.
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The 1931–32 season is FC Barcelona's 33rd in existence, and was their 4th year in the Primera División. It covers the period from 1931-08-01 to 1932-07-31.

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Propaganda: The Most Dangerous Weapon Of War
Posted on Wednesday, February 4th, 2015 by Abhinav Shetty
Propaganda is a modern Latin word, the gerund form of propagare, meaning 'to spread or to propagate'. More specifically, it is information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a political cause or point of view.(Credits : Google Inc)
The term 'propaganda' first appeared in 1622 when Pope Gregory XV established the Sacred Congregation for Propagating the Faith. Propaganda was then, just as it is now, about convincing large numbers of people about the veracity of a given set of ideas (No surprise , how this vile weapon began in the inner chambers of the vatican catholic church).
Over the centuries, propaganda gained fame for being a dangerous weapon that didn't require the pull of a trigger or operation of a missile. Misinformation was a big thing, to keep the spirits up of soldiers to fight wars they could not win, to hide terrible secrets and losses and to convince the population to side with inhuman acts that the government was responsible for.
In 1933, Hitler realized the potential of propaganda and appointed Joseph Goebbels as Minister for Propaganda. Goebbels was remarkably effective and much of the propaganda literature discusses in detail the methods they used. Hitler was a man well misunderstood; he was responsible for huge development changes in Germany that in the end were adopted by governments worldwide. Some examples are the use of highways and freeways (Autobahn in German) and his invention of the Volkswagen (Das Auto) so that any citizen, rich or poor, could afford an automobile. His ideas in today's world would be considered visionary had he not let all of it be overshadowed by the massacre of 6 Million Jews.
Even now it's not clear what drove him to murder so many (considering his first girlfriend was Jewish), but the main point to be taken out is that he was able to convince an entire generation of Europeans that his act was justified. From his perspective, he wished for the Aryan race and Germans to have more land in the motherland and this was the precedent for his argument (or rather, propaganda). The Jews, being bankers and land owners, had way too much land due to self preservation.
But unlike much of Europe, to the rest of the world, Hitler was a maniac.
It's not about what he did, it's about how he did it. How in the world did he convince millions that massacring these people was justified.
Propaganda and only Propaganda.
Joseph Stalin must have taken inspiration from the Fuhrer as he was a great believer in the ideas of Propaganda; the victory at Stalingrad by the Red Army was largely dependent on the strength of the propaganda to keep up the willpower of the soldiers to win a war that was clearly impossible.
In 1936 Boston merchant Edward Filene helped establish the short-lived Institute for Propaganda Analysis which sought to educate Americans to recognize propaganda techniques. Although it did not last long, it did produce a list of seven propaganda methods that have become something of a standard. They were as follows:
Bandwagon: Pump up the value of 'joining the party'.
Card-stacking: Build a highly-biased case for your position.
Glittering Generalities: Use power words to evoke emotions.
Name-calling: Denigrating opponents.
Plain Folks: Making the leader seem ordinary increases trust and credibility.
Testimonial: The testimony of an independent person is seen as more trustworthy.
Transfer: Associate the leader with trusted others.
These methods are constantly used even now, everywhere around us. We are just prone to believing in something that many people around us believe; it's a psychological effect that was often used by Hitler. This effect has a logical explanation. If something sounds incredulous, it may just be that no one can believe that someone will lie about something this big, which eventually leads to people believing it.
To simply state, if something sounds impossible, people tend to believe it if said many times, because, why would someone lie and attempt to sound stupid?
February 4, 2015 Abhinav Shetty
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Just watched "The Obama deception" for the first time. Crazy. The grip of the banksters is amazing. How long it has been going on and how they control everything. They are running the show. For now. We must educate and inform everyone we know. Buying physical is so important. I've been dumping my paper cash for silver for a while now. I can't do anything about them stealing my hard earned "money" through inflation but I CAN stop the bleeding and buy physical. Hopefully with a proper price adjustment I can even make a bit along the way. The propaganda made me a fool.


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Former Team India captain Sourav Ganguly today assured West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee of arranging Rs 50-60 lakh for relief to the Aila-affected people.
Ganguly went to the Writers' Buildings and called on the Chief Minister to express his sympathy with the cyclone-hit people of the state.
After emerging out of the Chief Minister's chamber, Ganguly told reporters that he assured him of arranging Rs 50-60 lakh for the cyclone-affected people.
He said he would contribute the money after returning from England.
He informed he would fly to London on June 05, 2009 to witness ICC Twenty20 World Cup. Ganguly had been assigned by the ESPN STAR Sports to give expert comment for two semifinals and the final match.
In reply to a question, he said he had apprised of a disputed matter to the Chief Minister regarding his proposed school at Salt Lake in the city.
The residents of CA and DA blocks of Salt Lake have been opposing construction of an English medium school on a 60-cottah land.
They said already there are two institutions Salt Lake School and Haryana Vidyamandir and the proposed six-storeyed third school- Wiffren International School of Ganguly- would cause environmental hazards and create noise pollution as the area is very congested.
Ganguly hoped the dispute would be resoved amicably.
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Sachin Tendulkar: I will miss Sourav Ganguly
Sachin Tendulkar said he would miss Bengali chatter with close pal Sourav Ganguly, who retired from international cricket.
Tendulkar recalled his long association with the elegant left-hander and said he owes the little Bengali he knows to his former opening partner in one-dayers.
"But the question I ask myself is who will I now speak to in Bengali? Well I have enjoyed conversing with him in that language and whatever Bengali I have picked up is thanks to him," Tendulkar said in a newspaper column.
"Whenever we had a long partnership, I used to walk mid-pitch and speak a few Bangla words to ease the pressure of the situation," he said.
Tendulkar went on to recount some pranks he had played on Ganguly during their days together in the Indian dressing room.
"Cricket lovers have heard about how I disturbed the watchman of the Nehru Stadium with my constant bat-hitting leather activities at night and the fact that he brought it to the attention of our coach Vasu Paranjape," he wrote in 'Mid-Day'.
"But not many have heard this — One day when Sourav was enjoying his rest and dozed off, I had his room flooded with water. Sourav woke up to the mini deluge surprised, shocked, staggered — in that order.
"His only solace was I made sure that his cricketing kit was not among the ruins. Imagine what a sight it would have been — his bats, pads floating in water."
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Salute Sourav Ganguly
As the curtains come down on Sourav's illustrious 16-year international career, I salute
India's most successful captain for all his on and off field achievements. You will forever remain a hero and an
inspiration for us, Dada. May you continue to prosper and achieve even greater heights in your life ahead.
All the best and thanks for all the memories. We will miss you a lot.
November 11, 2008 Posted by Bala | Cricket, General, Sports	| BCCI, Bengal, Bengal Tiger, Bengali, Board of Control for Cricket in India, Calcutta, Captain, Chandidas, Cricket, Cricketer, Dada, Dona, Ganguly, God on the Off Side, India, Indian, Kolkata, Prince, Prince of Kolkata, Salute, Sana, Saurav, Snehashish, Sourav, Sourav Ganguly, Tiger | Leave a comment
Ganguly batted like a champion: Kris Srikanth
Selection committee chairman Krish Srikkanth showered praise
on Sourav Ganguly on Friday. "He's really batted like a true champion
right through in his farewell series. He's put his heart and soul into it. I
feel so happy and proud for him. It's nice to see him going out on a
high," Srikkanth told.
Ganguly has set the adrenalin flowing, batting attractively and playing some
crucial knocks in this series while notching up 324 runs at an impressive
average of 64.80.
Perhaps the only tinge of sadness for Srikkanth was to see the Bengal Tiger
getting out when he looked set for a hundred. "I
told Sourav that he's got to get a hundred in his 100th Test. He was going
great guns but it was God's will that he ended up 15 runs short. But it was
still an invaluable knock for the team."
Srikkanth also pointed out that Ganguly played his part in the selection of
Tamil Nadu opener M. Vijay for the final Test match.
"Sourav played with him in the India
A match and he specifically told me, 'Chika, here is a guy whom you have to
look seriously'. So I took his words seriously because when a player of
Ganguly's wisdom endorses someone he has to special."
November 10, 2008 Posted by Bala | Cricket, General, Sports	| Australia, Bengal, Bengal Tiger, Captain, Chairman, Chairman of Selectors, Champ, Champion, Chennai, Chika, Dada, Ganguly, India, Kolkata, Kris Srikanth, Krish Srikkanth, M Vijay, Murali, Murali Vijay, Opener, Prince, Prince of Kolkata, Retire, Retirement, Saurav, Selectirs, Sourav, Sourav Ganguly, Srikanth, Tamil Nadu, TamilNadu, Tiger, Vijay | Leave a comment
Ganguly: I see a lot of myself in Dhoni
Arguably the most successful Indian skipper ever, Sourav Ganguly says he sees a lot of himself in Dhoni
Arguably the most successful Indian skipper ever, Sourav Ganguly says he sees a lot of himself in
Mahendra Singh Dhoni and reckons that the charismatic new captain will go on to better his record and further enhance India's stature in international cricket.
"He has done fantastically well. Captaincy is a task, it's not just about being a good player. He will be tested when India plays abroad and if the boys do well under him then it will be great. I am sure he will take Indian cricket forward," said Ganguly, whose last Test saw India clinching the Border-Gavaskar Trophy by winning the fourth and final match.
"I did what I felt was right. I'm a captain who did not believe in the drawing board but react to what happens on the field of play. I see a lot of myself in Dhoni. He also doesn't like meetings. In fact he sees things better than me. He has also had a bit of luck that a captain needs," he added.
Ganguly said a captain is only as good as his team but he did have a huge role to play in enhancing India's reputation. "Most important thing is that a captain is as good as a player. Raising India's image in world cricket especially as a touring side is my legacy in Indian cricket. We, at present, are a formidable side both home and away," he said.
Ganguly said he would not be missing the Indian dressing room as he was leaving with happy memories of being part of a team that beat the world's best side 2-0 in the series. "I don't think I would miss the dressing room. I have had a good innings and it's time to leave. I am leaving with happy memories that it ended with a win for India. A 2-0 win over the world's best team was the best that could have happened after all the doubts arising after the Sri Lanka series (where India lost)", Ganguly said.
"I have played well and the team has played outstandingly well. To win the series 2-0 was very satisfying. We had dominated (the proceedings) after the first Test (at Bangalore)," said the former captain. Ganguly, who was asked to lead the team on the field for a brief while when India was close to winning the fourth and final Test against Australia before being chaired off the ground after India's 172-run win, said he would forever cherish the moments that he lived today.
"In terms of team performance the way this Test has finished was one of the best ever. I want to cherish it for long. Everyone has chipped in throughout the series. Somehow we manage to pick up when we play against Australia," said the veteran of 113 Tests. "I enjoyed my last few days and the last few hours. I was
asked to lead for five overs, did it for three overs and then told Dhoni that it was not my job," he said.
The stylish left-hander side-stepped queries on past controversies like his public spat with former coach Greg Chappell. "Let's keep the controversies aside. It's a happy day for Indian cricket. The past is past, let's not talk about it," he said.
Ganguly said the first-ball duck in the second innings didn't disappoint him as much as missing a hundred by 15 runs in the first innings. "I am not disappointed with the first-ball duck, getting out on 85 in the first innings was more disappointing as I was so close to a hundred. I don't think the last duck has made it (my career) any more dramatic, it's been dramatic anyway," he put it succinctly.
Ganguly said he rated the 100 on debut at Lord's against England in 1996 as his most cherished innings. He said the blazing century he made against Australia as captain in the 2004 series at Brisbane was also close to his heart. "The first Test hundred at Lord's is always special to me. The 2001 series against Australia here and the 2004 series against them in Australia are my best series. We have won in Pakistan and England but to win against Australia is always special," he said.
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At least 450 dead in divided Himalayan region and in parts of Pakistan as floodwaters start to recede in some areas.
Floodwaters have started receding in India-administered Kashmir, giving rescue teams a chance to reach more than 600,000 people stranded by the heaviest flooding in half a century.
Torrential rains and landslides caused by days of rain have killed at least 450 people in Kashmir - a Himalayan region divided between India and Pakistan - and adjoining parts of northern and eastern Pakistan and cut off more than one million people from basic services.
"Finally the floodwater levels are receding. Now our teams will be able to enter some of the villages that are totally submerged. Our boats are ready," RK Khan, a police official in India-administered Kashmir's summer capital, Srinagar, told Reuters news agency on Wednesday.
The swollen Jhelum river flooded large parts of the city of nearly one million people, snapping communication lines as desperate families were forced to huddle on rooftops of houses and mosques for survival.
The death toll from the flooding in India-administered Kashmir reached 220 by Wednesday.
Locals told Al Jazeera that they were facing shortage of basic amenities and they run the risk of starving in their homes and localities.
"Locals are distributing rice and water to the victims. The water is still in our ground floors. The rescue effort is slow in many localities because there aren't many boats to reach people trapped in attics and top floors," Yasir Kachroo told Al Jazeera from Srinagar's Aluchi Bagh neighbourhood.
"There is no electricity or medicine here. We have exhausted the food we had saved for the last many days."
Omar Abdullah, the regional chief minister, has pledged to restore emergency services.
"I know people have lost everything. We promise to rehabilitate them. No relief and rehab camps can be perfect. We are doing all we can," he said.
Even as the emergency workers struggled in Srinagar to rescue hundreds of thousands of people, anger is growing over the speed of the rescue effort.
"We are sending medicines, chlorine tablets, and baby food. But we are facing severe difficulties of transport. The government has made permission for transport very difficult," Arif Ayaz Parrey told Al Jazeera from New Delhi where 50 team members have been involved in relief efforts since floodwaters engulfed Srinagar and southern Kashmir.
Parrey praised "the heroic rescue being work done in Kashmir by local men and women" and accused the administration of "utter failure".
Pakistan and India have offered help to each other, but so far they are not collaborating in the relief effort. The Asian countries have not accepted the UN's offer to help in the rescue and relief efforts.
On Wednesday, the Indian army said it had evacuated more than 57,000 people from their homes, mosques and government buildings.
The flooding is the first major humanitarian emergency under Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and also comes at a difficult time for Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who has faced weeks of street protests aimed at forcing him out.
In Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, at least 241 people were reported to have been killed by the floods across the country, including 10 worshippers killed on Tuesday when the roof of a mosque collapsed on them in the eastern city of Lahore.
Pakistan broadcaster Samaa TV aired footage on Wednesday of floodwater spreading through the Jhang district in the Pakistani state of Punjab.
Local villagers were seen wading through floodwater and evacuating their homes close to the Chenab river.
Authorities are warning about 700,000 more to be prepared to flee their homes as helicopters and boats raced to save marooned victims.
Pakistan army has said since the start of the relief operation, its troops rescued more than 18,000 stranded people to safer places using over 500 boats and five helicopters.
The floods, which began on September 3, are the worst since a similar natural disaster killed 1,700 people in 2010.


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Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1980
The Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1980 (P.L. 96-213) amended the Food and Agriculture Act of 1977 (P.L. 95-113), primarily to raise the target prices for wheat and corn.
Other short titles
Agriculture Adjustment Act of 1979
An Act to adjust target prices for the 1980 and 1981 crops of wheat and feed grains; to extend the disaster payment programs for the 1980 crops of wheat, feed grains, upland cotton, and rice; and to authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to require that producers of wheat, feed grains, upland cotton, and rice not exceed the normal crop acreage for the 1980 and 1981 crops.
Enacted by
the 96th United States Congress
Statutes at Large
94 Stat. 119
Acts amended
Food and Agriculture Act of 1977
Titles amended
7 U.S.C.: Agriculture
U.S.C. sections amended
7 U.S.C. ch. 35A § 1421
Introduced in the House as H.R. 3398 by Glenn English (D–OK) on April 3, 1979
Committee consideration by House Agriculture, House Appropriations, Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry
Passed the House on November 8, 1979 (passed/agreed)
Passed the Senate on December 20, 1979 (passed/agreed)
Reported by the joint conference committee on February 28, 1980; agreed to by the House on March 4, 1980 (agreed) and by the Senate on March 4, 1980 (agreed)
Signed into law by President Jimmy Carter on March 18, 1980
The H.R. 3398 legislation was passed by the 96th U.S. Congressional session and signed into law by the 39th President of the United States Jimmy Carter on March 18, 1980.[1]
Peters, Gerhard; Woolley, John T. "Jimmy Carter: "Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1980 Statement on Signing H.R. 3398 Into Law. ," March 18, 1980". The American Presidency Project. University of California - Santa Barbara. Retrieved September 2, 2013.
This article incorporates public domain material from the Congressional Research Service document "Report for Congress: Agriculture: A Glossary of Terms, Programs, and Laws, 2005 Edition" by Jasper Womach.
United States federal agriculture legislation
Farm bills
Federal Farm Loan Act (1916)
Agricultural Adjustment Act (1933)
Agricultural Adjustment Act Amendment of 1935
Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act of 1936
Agricultural Act of 1948
Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act of 1973
Agriculture and Food Act of 1981
Food Security Act of 1985
Food, Agriculture, Conservation, and Trade Act of 1990
Federal Agriculture Improvement and Reform Act of 1996
Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002
Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018
Hatch Act of 1887
Agricultural Experiment Stations Act of 1887
Agriculture Appropriation Act of 1905
Agricultural Appropriations Act of 1922
Cotton Futures Act (1914)
Grain Standards Act (1916)
Wheat Price Guarantee Act (1919)
Future Trading Act (1921)
Grain Futures Act (1922)
Capper–Volstead Act (1922)
Agricultural Marketing Act (1929)
Farm Credit Act of 1933
Frazier–Lemke Farm Bankruptcy Act (1934)
Bankhead–Jones Act of 1935
Commodity Exchange Act (1936)
Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act (1937)
Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937
Federal Seed Act of 1939
Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act of 1954
National Wool Act of 1954
Agricultural Fair Practices Act of 1967
Consolidated Farm and Rural Development Act of 1972
Commodity Futures Trading Commission Act of 1974
Agricultural Trade Act of 1978
National Aquaculture Act of 1980
Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act of 1983
Extra-Long Staple Cotton Act of 1983
Agricultural Credit Act of 1987
Hunger Prevention Act of 1988
Alien Species Prevention and Enforcement Act of 1992
National Wool Act Amendments of 1993
Federal Crop Insurance Reform and Department of Agriculture Reorganization Act of 1994
Agricultural Research, Extension, and Education Reform Act of 1998
Agriculture Risk Protection Act of 2000


Everytime I go to the cinema I see this commercial... twice. There is something so grating, so annoying about the way that singer says "고비F가 말해줄꺼야" that I want to jump out of my seat rush out of the theatre and do horrible things to whoever decided this was a fitting way to advertise a phone.
However, this delightful musical foray into advertising is just the tip of the iceberg. I find myself plagued by jingles, with each season bringing a particularly annoying ditty to the fore.
Last Christmas this abhorrence seemed to be everywhere and did nothing except make me want to bury 2PM under a pile of Paris Baguette cakes so that the terrible music would stop and we could go back to listening to something more pleasant like the construction noises down by Gangnam station.
Big Bang and 2NE1 should be ashamed of themselves for participating in one of the most annoying commercials of last year (if not all time). I'm not a violent person, but when listening to this musical travesty the red mist comes down and my fists start to clench. An advert masquerading as a full length pop song seems to be a little deceitful in my book and does little for the artistic integrity of either group involved.


SSA reinvigorated the master layout at Gelenzhic Russia where there are villas and apartments and 1.6 hectares of land allotted for a world class 5 star retreat of 600,000 Sq.ft. to promoted tourism. The design presentation included 3D views developed by SSA provided a design solution that appeal to both business travelers and tourists. The concept proposed was an envelope of water to encompass nature, hence the structure has a more free flowing space that is both symbolic & iconic in nature where the curved glass shape is a rising wave. The linear plan follows the line of the beach front and was dictated by the decisions to provide all rooms both private and public with unobstructed views towards the sea.
The design incorporates various activities like business and convention centers, retail / shopping with curved glass atrium for exclusive signature shopping, health spa, gaming zones, night clubs with beautifully landscaped recreational areas. The guest rooms at every level have been different themes e.g. Indian, Morroccan, Japanese etc to ensure excitement and avoid a feeling of de ja vu for repeat guest.


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Rob Reiner: Trump Must Be Impeached After Israel Bans Omar & Tlaib, Gets Smackdown
madworldnews.com ^ | August 15, 2019 | Rebecca Diserio, Opinion Columnist
Posted on 08/16/2019 8:09:21 AM PDT by Red Badger
Rob Reiner doubled down on his impeachment rhetoric today after the president urged Israel to deny entry to Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib. Calling the president "an ignoramus" for "suggesting two duly elected members of Congress be refused entry to Israel," Reiner claims it's time to impeach. Well, that's when he got smacked down by patriotic Americans. You'll love this.
Poor Rob Reiner. The former "All in the Family" star who played the role of "Meathead" gambled and lost big time on his campaign to out President Donald Trump as a Russian asset and spy beholden to Vladimir Putin.
Reiner headed the campaign and website called "Committee to Investigate Russia," which featured big named celebrities like Morgan Freeman and Leonardo DiCaprio in videos to address the American people on the bogus allegations against Trump.
Reiner's expensive campaign is now defunct. It ended after Reiner put his last hopes in Robert Mueller's testimony.
"On July 17, if Mueller just makes clear to the public what's in his report, there will be no alternative but to open an Impeachment inquiry on the most criminal President in US history. #ImpeachmentInquiryNow," Rob Reiner said.
On July 17, if Mueller just makes clear to the public what's in his report, there will be no alternative but to open an Impeachment inquiry on the most criminal President in US history. #ImpeachmentInquiryNow
— Rob Reiner (@robreiner) June 26, 2019
So you can imagine how angry the Hollywood leftist is now that his big impeachment dream based on "Russian collusion" was destroyed by Robert Mueller himself. Mueller's testimony proved the Special Counsel was headed by a man who needs help answering basic questions. It was a real disaster.
Now, Reiner is a desperate man as the Hollywood Trump haters look to him for guidance.
The 72-year-old director is now saying Trump should be impeached after Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib were denied entry into Israel. We can't make this stuff up.
"To suggest that 2 duly elected Members of Congress be refused entry to Israel saying 'they hate all Jewish people' is just latest assault by this ignoramous [sic] on our Democracy. There are no straws. There are no camels' backs. There is only Impeachment," Rob Reiner fumed this morning.
To suggest that 2 duly elected Members of Congress be refused entry to Israel saying "they hate all Jewish people" is just latest assault by this ignoramous on our Democracy. There are no straws. There are no camels' backs. There is only Impeachment.
— Rob Reiner (@robreiner) August 15, 2019
Well, poor Rob also has a problem spelling "ignoramus," which is a little ironic. Regardless, his tweet about impeaching Trump just because Israel agreed with the president's take on denying the two anti-Semitic Congresswomen into their country, has made patriotic Americans livid.
"As a self-loathing Jew and creep who hates the Jewish homeland, I'm not shocked you would say this, Rob. Maybe you should review what these two horrible women have said about Jews and Israel and consider that YOU might not be here if people like them had their way," tweeted David Wohl, who is a famous Jewish-American attorney working on Trump's re-election campaign.
As a self-loathing Jew and creep who hates the Jewish homeland I'm not shocked you would say this, Rob.
Maybe you should review what these two horrible women have said about Jews and Israel and consider that YOU might not be here if people like them had their way.
— David Wohl (@DavidWohl) August 15, 2019
"How did you feel when (then) UK Home Secretary Theresa May banned Robert Spencer of @jihadwatchRS & @PamelaGeller from entering the UK?" tweeted Teagan Reilly.
How did you feel when (then) UK Home Secretary Theresa May banned Robert Spencer of @jihadwatchRS & @PamelaGeller from entering the UK?#DirtyCommie #BibiNetanyahu #RashidaTlaib #IlhanOmar
— ƬЄƛƓƛƝ ƦЄƖԼԼƳ 🍸 (@velvethammer) August 15, 2019
"Just wait until Trump is RE-Elected! The Liberals will be so devastated they will be too depressed to go to Hollywood or their movies! Hahahahaha!!" tweeted Eric Giese.
Just wait until Trump is RE-Elected! The Liberals will be so devastated they will be too depressed to go to Hollywood or their movies! Hahahahaha!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
— Eric Giese 🇺🇸 💯 (@RealEricGiese) August 15, 2019
"The fact you sided with @BarackObama who vowed to destroy Israel by funding Iran is shameful. They want to wipe Jews off the face of the earth. Siding with the evil will not get you a pass, you're Jewish, they want you dead," tweeted Twitter user "Chump."
The fact you sided with @BarackObama who vowed to destroy Israel by funding Iran is shameful. They want to wipe Jews off the face of the earth. Siding with the evil will not get you a pass, you're Jewish, they want you dead.
— chump (@echump) August 15, 2019
It may seem strange to some Americans why many Jewish-Americans identify as Democrats when its blatantly clear the Democratic Party has become anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian.
The truth is it's the elite Jewish-Americans who aren't religious who support the Democrats. They aren't interested in Israel. Many of them like Rob Reiner are atheists. Some of them like Steven Spielberg support Israel, but they have been brainwashed long ago that the GOP was the big bad party that hates minorities.
If Barack Obama would have had his way, Israel would be no more. He infamously broke off relations with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and backed the Iranian regime who vowed to destroy Israel with nuclear weapons. Israel and Jews everywhere sighed with relief when Trump won the election.
Rob Reiner got sold the huge that lie the Russians were behind Trump's election. He went all-in spending a ton of money and wasting a ton of time on his now-defunct "Committee to Investigate Russia." Now, he is left in ashes after being burned by the leftist media, and he can't stop making an utter fool of himself with his dead on arrival impeachment dream.
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Once a Meathead, always a Meathead.............................
Did you know that the characters Michael & Gloria were supposed to be the STARS of 'All in the Family'?......
It drove Norman Lear crazy that no matter how they wrote the scripts, Archie was the star..............
1 posted on 08/16/2019 8:09:21 AM PDT by Red Badger
To: Red Badger
Reiner is a #FakeJew
2 posted on 08/16/2019 8:13:35 AM PDT by JonPreston
AOC , "too stupid to know he's stupid" LOL
3 posted on 08/16/2019 8:15:16 AM PDT by butlerweave
The guy is on a mission to remind everybody that he was called MEATHEAD for a very good reason.
It's also interesting to note that he has never done anything of significance in his entire existence. Nor will he.
4 posted on 08/16/2019 8:15:53 AM PDT by Howie66 ("...Against All Enemies, Foreign and Democrat.....")
Meathead should see a shrink after Israel bans Omar and Tlaib.
5 posted on 08/16/2019 8:15:59 AM PDT by FlingWingFlyer (You can vote your way into socialism but you have to shoot your way out of it.)
Oh, in "demanding" or merely suggesting. Either way, he can sit down and STFU.😠
6 posted on 08/16/2019 8:16:25 AM PDT by rktman ( #My2ndAmend! ----- Enlisted in the Navy in '67 to protect folks rights to strip my rights. WTH?)
Would love to have an Archie Bunker character on TV today, reacting to MAGA/KAG!
I loved Archie, Edith and Gloria (most of the time).
However, I couldn't take much of Meathead.
Strangely enough, Carroll O'Connor was decidedly more liberal in real life.
That was dramatically reflected in his subsequent series, In The Heat of The Night, set in the South wherein he even had an interracial romance.
7 posted on 08/16/2019 8:17:11 AM PDT by edie1960
Rob Reiner and Michael Moore could be brothers.
8 posted on 08/16/2019 8:18:06 AM PDT by BuffaloJack (Chivalry is not dead. It is a warriors code and only practiced by warriors.)
To: Howie66
Rob Reiner directed "The Princess Bride".
Even Meathead managed to do one good thing in his miserable life.
9 posted on 08/16/2019 8:18:09 AM PDT by NorthMountain (... the right of the peopIe to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed)
I actually liked a couple of the movies he directed. I thought "Stand by Me" in particular was very good.
10 posted on 08/16/2019 8:21:08 AM PDT by be-baw
How a person can conflate and compound his anti- American bullsheit so stupidly!? Reiner is indeed a Meathead — ha!
11 posted on 08/16/2019 8:21:36 AM PDT by faithhopecharity ( "Politicians are not born; they are excreted." Marcus Tullius Cicero (106 to 43 BCE))
To: NorthMountain
Never saw it.
12 posted on 08/16/2019 8:24:03 AM PDT by Howie66 ("...Against All Enemies, Foreign and Democrat.....")
The B-Bee stings again ... here!
13 posted on 08/16/2019 8:25:36 AM PDT by Rocky Mountain Wild Turkey ("I have an open mind ... just not so open that my brain falls out onto the floor!!")
To: be-baw
Not exactly what I would consider to be a "significant accomplishment" in the grand scheme of things.
Yeah, that's a term that depends on the beholder.
To: edie1960
Archie Bunker was directly based on Alf Garnett, the lead character of the BBC series Till Death Us Do Part and from whence Norman Lear derived the entire AITF series.
Warren Mitchell (né Meisel), who played Alf Garnett, was also far more liberal than the character he played.
16 posted on 08/16/2019 8:28:24 AM PDT by Olog-hai ("No Republican, no matter how liberal, is going to woo a Democratic vote." -- Ronald Reagan, 1960)
I thought Meathead was still working on the Russian collusion story.
17 posted on 08/16/2019 8:28:57 AM PDT by Kid Shelleen (Beat your plowshares into swords. Let the weak say I am strong)
To: FlingWingFlyer
The Meatheads wife's mother lost her entire family in the holocaust.
18 posted on 08/16/2019 8:29:13 AM PDT by gcparent (Justice Brett Kavanaugh)
Nobody is listening, meathead.
19 posted on 08/16/2019 8:30:24 AM PDT by richardtavor
Carroll O'Connor was great as Archie. It's called acting.


Meet Cam Clarke at Retro Con 2016!
This year we're adding some serious Turtle Power to Retro Con with the inclusion of voice actor Cam Clarke to the show!
Cam Clarke is a prolific American voice actor and singer, well known for his work in animation and video games. He often voices teenagers and other similarly young characters. Cam began his acting career performing with his family on the musical variety show, The King Family.
He continued to perform with his family on various TV specials until the 1980s when he got his first voice acting roles in the animated shows Snorks and Robotech. Clarke was taught by established voice actor Michael Bell. To date, Clarke has voiced over one hundred titles. Cam is easily recognizable by his distinct voice which can fluctuate from adolescent sounding, to deep and soothing, to a faux British.
Cam's most famous role is probably that of katana-toting leader of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leonardo!
Being the most disciplined and cultured of the team, his turtle brothers would sometimes tease him for being too serious at times, but they also respected him as their leader (usually). Cam voiced the steadfast character in close to 200 episodes of the original TMNT series between 1987 and 1996!
Cam also voiced the dimwitted mutant Rocksteady on the show, who along with his best friend Bebop were Shredder's chief underlings. They remained in the show for all 10 seasons.
Cam also played two prominent roles on Harmony Gold's Robotech series: Ace pilot Max Sterling in the original "Macross" chapter of the show, and resistance soldier Lancer/singer Yellow Dancer in "The New Generation".
Another lead role Cam played was that of He-Man and Prince Adam in the 2002 relaunch of the Masters of the Universe series! Though the show and toy line were relatively short-lived, this iteration of MOTU still has a loyal fanbase to this day.
A popular villain role Cam played was Liquid Snake in the Metal Gear Solid series, genetic-twin and nemesis of Solid Snake. Cam played the character in Metal Gear Solid, MGS 2, and MSG: The Twin Snakes.
And a popular protagonist role of Cam's was that of gang-leader Shotaro Kaneda in the english dub of the anime classic Akira!
Also, RPG fans may recognize Cam as the voice of such characters as Kratos Aurion in Tales of Symphonia, Ryudo in Grandia II, Will Raynard in Tales of Legendia, as well as the male Blood Elf in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade!
Cam will be on hand all weekend for autograph and photo ops. Prices will be listed on the website as we get closer to the event.
Alan Oppenheimer to Attend Retro Con 2016!
We are elated to announce our first guest for Retro Con 2016: Veteran voice and character actor Alan Oppenheimer!
Alan has been in the entertainment business for more than 50 years, with live-action parts in such hit movies and series as The Untouchables, I Spy, Get Smart, Hogan's Heroes, I Dream of Jeannie, That Girl, Bewitched, Bonanza, The Six Million Dollar Man, Westworld, Happy Days, What's Happening!!, Trapper John M.D., Knight Rider, Night Court, Moving, Who's the Boss, Married With Children, and Star Trek Voyager.
But if you grew up in the 80's, you will most definitely recognize Alan as the voice of some of the decade's most iconic characters!
Alan portrayed the sinister (yet lovable) villain in over 70 episodes of the He-man and the Masters of the Universe cartoon series by Filmation, and the character would go on to have appearances on the follow-up She-Ra: Princess of Power cartoon. Though surrounded by incompetent minions and thwarted time and again by He-man and friends, Skeletor would never stop trying to conquer Eternia and capture Castle Grayskull!
In addition to Skeletor, Alan also provided the voice for Prince Adam's mentor Man-At-Arms, Skeletor's gurgling henchman Mer-Man, as well as Prince Adam's "fearless friend" Cringer!
And in a role completely opposite of Skeletor, Alan also voiced another favorite character from the 80's: The flying luck dragon Falkor!
A wise and benevolent being from the land of Fantasia, Falkor would give encouraging advice to those in need and could always be relied on in a crisis. This gentle giant is widely considered to be the most popular character from The NeverEnding Story, and is also one of Alan's personal favorite roles.
In addition to Falkor, Alan also gave voice to the gargantuan Rock Biter and the devious G'mork, and was also the lighthearted narrator of the film!
Mr. Oppenheimer also worked on Marvel Sunbow's Transformers cartoon, where he voiced three notable season 2 Autobots: The boisterous Warpath, the mellow pacifist Beachcomber, and the ocean-faring Seaspray!
Other characters Alan voiced include Prime Evil from Filmation's Ghostbusters, as well as Vanity on the wildly popular Smurfs cartoon series!
Skeletor may be irredeemable evil, but we can assure you Alan has a heart of gold! He wants to donate 100% of his autograph sales from the show directly to children's charities! So please come out to meet him at Retro Con! You'll not only be meeting an amazing talent, you'll also be helping some very worthy causes!!


We visited the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in the small town of Gweek. Usually I don't like zoos but this is a sanctuary where they keep seals that either can't fend for themselves or are nursing injured seals back to health to release them at a later date. They are an amusing and curious bunch to watch!
Im not sure what this one was doing. It was standing upright with it's nose sticking out. Maybe catching what little rays of sun there were.
We passed these chimney stacks on the way to our barn. We decided to go back and find them since they looked unusual in the middle of fields.
There were fields and fields of daffodils a two minute drive from where we were staying.
Again taking inspiration from Leanne's Eric photos, Totoro was out and about exploring.
When we first spotted these from our window Leanne thought they were small sailing boats from a distance!
Can you spot our temporary home at the Lower Pentire Barn from across the River Loe. This shot shows how remote the barn was.
A view of our temporary home at the Lower Pentire Barn from across the River Loe.
Our colourful boots ready for adventuring!
Leanne kitted out for a great photo session.
Off to the far right is where we were staying. We went for a long local walk to see what was around on. I am standing on the 'Loe Bar' which seperates the river Loe (which I am looking at) and the English Channel.
This is the other side of the Loe Bar. There was this one smooth flat rock on the entire beach which Leanne took advantage of!
Sadly I got too close to the waves trying to get a good photo. A few frames on and the water fooled me with a double wave and went over and inside my boots, not the most comfortable thing to happen mid adventure on a cold day!
I decided to bring my Totoro with me, taking inspiration from Leanne's Eric adventures.
To the left is the river Loe, the middle the Loe Bar which seperates the Loe from the English Channel on the right. It is unusual to see two lots of water one on either side of land, at least I think it is! The Loe Bar's terrain is a curious mix of grass and sand.
Continuing further around the river Loe.
Tree roots normally grow below the ground, this tree must be rebelling in its teenage years!
One of my favourite parts of the holiday was the fire we had. We had filled my car boot with wood so that we could use it every night and we ended up burning through all of it. We hardly turned the tv on, much more interesting to sit and watch the fire dance. Being a converted barn and an old style one at that with cold stone floors it felt amazing to have a roaring fire burning through the nights.


The release of Scalaz 7 is getting closer and closer every day and many projects are migrating to new version of this awesome library. This post is intended to help with migration of Scalaz' lenses. As it is assumed that you are already familiar with lenses some basic changes and additions will be demonstrated by examples.
scala> ~nameL get user  // but here the result is of type Option[String]!
Looking through the examples above it is not difficult to see that there is a bunch of new methods (and nice aliases) especially for working with a lens as a state monad. Since type complexity is under the hood working with lenses is even easier now than before. Waiting for Scalaz 7 release!


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Q: Assigning variables to a C++ object I'm new to C++ and am coming out with the following error when assigning values to an object:
JNI DETECTED ERROR IN APPLICATION: non-zero capacity for nullptr pointer: 8968320
This is the class which I am trying to assign a value to:
class DirtyRegion
{
 public:
    DirtyRegion():dirtyRects(0), numRects(0), maxRects(0) {}
    ~DirtyRegion() {}

 public:

    ARect *dirtyRects; // Array of Rects

    int    numRects; // Number of Dirty Rects in the Array

    int    maxRects; // Size of Array
};

I think the top line in the constructor is initialising the object, but I'm not totally sure. As you can see this has a variable of type "ARect", which is the NDK equivalent of the android.graphics.Rect:
typedef struct ARect {
#ifdef __cplusplus
    typedef int32_t value_type;
#endif
    /// Minimum X coordinate of the rectangle.
    int32_t left;
    /// Minimum Y coordinate of the rectangle.
    int32_t top;
    /// Maximum X coordinate of the rectangle.
    int32_t right;
    /// Maximum Y coordinate of the rectangle.
    int32_t bottom;
} ARect;

In the main method I am creating an instance using this line:
android::DirtyRegion dirtyRegion;

This works fine, however, if I assign values to the objects variables I get errors. e.g:
dirtyRegion.maxRects = 0;

Am I missing something basic here?
Thanks!

A: dirtyRects is created as a null pointer, so you would need to allocate memory before accessing the elements. Instead, consider using a std::vector.
#include <vector>

struct ARect {
#ifdef __cplusplus
    typedef int32_t value_type;
#endif
    ARect(int _l=0, int _t=0, int _r=0, int _b=0):
        left(_l), top(_t), right(_r), bottom(_b) {}
    /// Minimum X coordinate of the rectangle.
    int32_t left;
    /// Minimum Y coordinate of the rectangle.
    int32_t top;
    /// Maximum X coordinate of the rectangle.
    int32_t right;
    /// Maximum Y coordinate of the rectangle.
    int32_t bottom;
};

class DirtyRegion
{
 public:
    DirtyRegion():dirtyRects(0), numRects(0), maxRects(0) {}
    ~DirtyRegion() {}

 public:

    std::vector<ARect> dirtyRects; // Array of Rects
    int    numRects; // Number of Dirty Rects in the Array
    int    maxRects; // Size of Array
};

int main()
{
    DirtyRegion dirtyRegion;
    dirtyRegion.dirtyRects.push_back(ARect(0,0,0,0));

    return 0;
}

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360W!SE Gospel Back to Gospel
John P. Kee
John Kee was born in 1962 in Durham, North Carolina grew up in a large family, the 5th of 16 children. Displaying musical talent at a very early age, John's parents enrolled him at a special school for musically gifted children, the North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem, where he formed his first choir at age 13. Moving to California, he studied music with his older brother Wayne and Al, attending the Yuba College Conservatory School of Music in Marysville and becoming involved with the area's top musicians. While in California, he also played briefly with groups like Cameo and the Blackbyrds. However, his talents didn't save him from difficult times. By his late teens he had begun living a hard-edged street life. That lifestyle took him to California and back again. When he returned to his home state, he moved to Charlotte's Double Oaks community and continued to slide down to a life filled with drugs and violence.
John began to turn his lifestyle around in his early twenties after seeing a friend murdered in a cocaine deal gone bad. Surrendering to the Lord during a revival meeting at the PTL, he became involved with the New Life Fellowship Church. Devoting himself to gospel music, he began singing and formed the group New Life Community Life Choir.
In 1981 Kee formed the New Life Community Choir in Charlotte, which consists of 30 young inner-city recruits. His ministry is aimed at attracting the young and providing a safe place for them to flourish spiritually. The singer told BRE's Robinson, "I thought we should go down to the police station and get mug shots of all the people in the choir who have been arrested and put them on the back of an album." Like Kee, most of the choir members struggled with drug abuse at one time and eventually turned their lives around through religion and their devotion to gospel music.
His first professional break came in 1985 when he became the first artist to be asked to record lead vocals on two tracks for the Gospel Music Workshop of America's annual mass choir recording. In 1987 he released his first album with the New Life Community Choir, Yes Lord, which was recorded during a performance at the Brethren in Unity Youth Convention. In 1989 he released his debut solo album, John continued to balance his solo career and his relationship with his choir. The early '90s brought the beginning of what became a flood of awards, including more than a dozen Stellar Awards, 20 GMWA Excellence Awards, a Soul Train Award, and two Billboard Music Awards.
In 1995, New life Community Choir reached their first commercial peak with the gold award-winning album show up which was also nominated for a Grammy, as was his 1999 album Strength. The same decade, John added a full-time ministry to his list of accomplishments, balancing work in the New Life Community Church with his music career.
John covered his most controversy album Colorblind, an album that tackles such contemporary issues as prejudice, was released in 1994 and was Kee's second solo effort and first release on the Verity Records label. It was the recipient of two GMWA Excellence awards, an Inside Gospel Award, and a Stellar Award. The album was also nominated for a Dove Award.
Show Up! Kee's crossover LP, appeared in 1995 and features Kee backed by the New Life Community Choir. It debuted at Number Seven on the Billboard Heatseeker's Chart, the highest debut for a gospel album in the chart's history. Robinson commented in a BRE review, "The album might be filled with ole' time religion, but it's not full of solemn, sober pleas to the Lord. This is a foot- stomping, hand-clapping sho' nuff shout to the Heavens."
When Kee isn't producing, writing, and performing for his New Life Productions, he oversees an inner-city youth program in Charlotte. Divorced from his first wife, he keeps in close contact with his two children: a son, Christopher, and daughter, Shannon. In addition to music and ministry, Kee has pursued such philanthropic interests as building an inner-city playground, donating $3000 to an urban reading program, providing anti-drug counseling, and creating the Victory in Praise Music & Arts Convention.
Kee declared to Score magazine's Hairston, "[The New Life Choir wants] to be unique. The only way we can do that is for people to be able to identify with who we are and what we stand for. That's the key to where we are and where God is taking us."
John P. Kee's Awards
Stellar awards, 1989, for album of the year for Wait on Him, best traditional choir, and song of the year for "It Will Be Alright"; Image Award nomination for best gospel artist, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), 1989; Stellar Award for best male solo performance for Just Me This Time, contemporary producer of the year citation from GMWA, and Dove Award for traditional black gospel recorded song, all 1990; two Stellar awards and five GMWA Excellence awards for Wash Me, all 1991; four GMWA awards for Never Shall Forget, 1991; two Billboard music awards and four GMWA awards for We Walk by Faith, all 1992; Dove Award for traditional black gospel album of the year and Stellar Award for best traditional album, both 1993; two GMWA awards, Inside Gospel Award, and Stellar Award, all for Colorblind, all 1994; Dove Award for contemporary black gospel recorded song of the year for "It Could Have Been Me," 1994.


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The full name of our company is The Jersey Biodiversity Centre
Our address is Societe Jersiaise, 7 Pier Road, St Helier, Jersey, JE2 4XW
You can contact us by email jbc@societe-jersiaise.org