challenge to legality of consultation.
It turns out that the proposed new sponsors for the Islington Green Academy, now that ARK have withdrawn their support are heavily linked with Freemasonry. Please read our press release.
Planning permission for the St Mary Magdalane Academy was granted on 27th September and clearance and building work on part of the site is due to start shortly. Demolition work is due to commence at the site on 7th November [NB not 24th Oct as previously advised], demolishing Dorinda Lodge, First Steps Nursery, Milton Skills Centre, surrounding on 3 sides the Rosedale Early Years Centre which is to remain open during the next 12-15 months construction work. Construction of the new buildings will start in Feb/March 2006.
Crossley Street, the other on Liverpool Road.
Both residents are concerned about the negative impacts that the new Academy will have on their local environment, which do not appear to have been addressed by Islington Planning in granting permission for the development.
In particular, the development site immediately adjoins the St Mary Magdalene Church Gardens Conservation Area and also affects the setting of both statutorily listed and locally listed buildings, including the St Mary Magdalene Church and others in the immediate vicinity, some of them residential/occupied.
The Islington Planning officer did not address the special attention to be paid by a local planning authority in the circumstances of the surrounding conservation area, nor to the settings of local listed buildings in relation to new build developments.
failure to consider these material considerations in the process of resolving the case means the permission granted was fundamentally flawed and subject to be revoked by the courts. This is the major flaw in the consent granted that evening.
Islington Council's Legal Department have been sent a letter by Leigh Day solicitors requesting the withdrawal of the permission at an early stage.
The London Diocesan Board for Schools has been advised by Leigh Day solicitors not to take any steps to implement the permission until the legal matters are resolved.
Whether LBI Legal Dept or the Diocese agrees to stay their hand and consider the legal and procedural issues is a matter for each of them. If they choose not to, Leigh Day solicitors acting on behalf of the claimants will be left with no option but to commence proceedings for judicial review as soon as possible and to seek a stay to prevent any steps being taken to implement the permission until it is resolved in court.
Despite opposition, this application passed the planning stage on 27/9/05.
Formal consultation on the planning application to demolish St Mary Magdalene Primary School and rebuild an Academy on the site has begun. It is surely coincidental that the three week period, beginning 8/8/05 is timed for the time when most families are likely to be away.
The Planning consultation is a statutory 21-day period running from the date of the consultation letter up to 1st September by which date all comments have to be received by the Council. The letter has been distributed to nearly 5,000 properties around the site. However, representations will be valid right up until it is too late for the Planning Committee members to be able to consider them - i.e. up to the committee date which is likely to be around 29th September. There is also a public meeting after the end of the formal consultation deadline, to be held on 7 September at 7:30 p.m. at the Resource Centre, 356 Holloway Road (next to Waitrose). This is in addition to the notification and consultation exercise, and is a further opportunity for interested members of the public to see the plans and ask questions about the scheme. Apparently comments and views expressed at this meeting will also be taken into account by the Council in deciding whether to approve or refuse the application.
The Planning Officer is Fiona Dunning who is contactable for queries at any time on 020 7527 2007. Plans are viewable at 222 Upper Street or at Central Library on Holloway Road.
Comments can be made by letter (to Fiona Dunning), by email (to development.control@islington.gov.uk ) or by Online Comments Form at http://www.islington.gov.uk/Environment/Planning/Applications/CurrentApplications/1230.asp or go to 'Environment', 'Planning', 'Advice on Planning Applications', 'Current Planning Applications', 'Have Your Say on a Planning Application' on the LBI website.
Please always quote refence P051450.
NB: Please note that if you wish to comment at this stage, cooments and/or objections should be for "planning reasons" rather than overall desirability: local amenities, services in the area and the impact on them, noise, number of people who over-see the site or anything else you may feel is relevant.


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نتائج اجتماع الجمعية العامة العادية الاجتماع الثاني
تعلن شركة جبل عمر للتطوير عن نتائج اجتماع الجمعية العامة العادية التاسعة (الاجتماع الثاني) والتي تم عقدها بحمد الله عند الساعة السادسة والنصف من مساء يوم الخميس ٢٤/جمادى الثانية/١٤٣٨هـ الموافق ٢٣/مارس/٢٠١٧م وذلك بفندق ماريوت مكة الواقع بمشروع جبل عمر في مدينة مكة المكرمة حيث كانت نتائج التصويت على جدول أعمال
Supplementary Announcement from JODC regarding the Signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with the Alinma Investment to establish a Fund for the Sale and Leaseback of Real Estate Assets
Further to the company's announcement published on the Saudi Stock Exchange's website "Tadawul" on 22/11/1437 AH, corresponding to 25/8/2016, JODC announced that on Tuesday 22/6/1438 AH, corresponding to 21/3/2017, it has signed a sale contract of three hotels: Concorde Makkah Hotel, Hilton Suites Makkah Hotel, and Hyatt Regency Hotel;
JODC announces that it has received the approval of Makkah Region Development Authority to increase the investment construction surfaces of JODP in Makkah
JODC announces that it has received the approval of Makkah Region Development Authority to increase the investment construction surfaces for the fifth, sixth and seventh phases of its project in Makkah so that the total investment construction surfaces for the entire project reaches 1,665,909 m2 out of 1,171,287 m2,
JODC wins The Best Islamic Finance Structure Award
Jabal Omar Development Company won an award for best Islamic finance structure in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from Islamic Finance News. The award was granted at a major ceremony in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, in which major real estate development, banking, finance, and exchange institutions took part.
The 9th Ordinary General Assembly (Second Meeting)
JODC Board of Directors is pleased to invite the shareholders to attend the 9th Ordinary General Meeting (second meeting), which will be held, at 6:30 pm on Thursday 24/6/1438 AH, corresponding to 23/3/2017, according to Umm Al Qura calendar; at Makkah Marriott Hotel located at Jabal Omar project in Makkah; in order to review the enclosed agenda.
The 8th Extraordinary General Assembly (Second Meeting)
JODC Board of Directors is pleased to invite the shareholders to attend the 8th Extraordinary General Meeting (second meeting), which will be held, after the conclusion of the 9th Ordinary General Assembly at 8:30 pm on Thursday 24/6/1438 AH, corresponding to 23/3/2017
JODC announces that its Extraordinary General Assembly Meeting was unable to convene
JODC announced that the 8th Extraordinary General Meeting, which was on 26/5/1438 AH, corresponding to 23/2/2017, at the Makkah Marriott Hotel located at the Jabal Omar project in Makkah, was unable to convene; due to the lack of quorum. Accordingly, it was decided to postpone the Assembly and call for a second meeting
JODC announces that its Ordinary General Assembly Meeting was unable to convene
JODC announced that the 9th Ordinary General Meeting, which was on 26/5/1438 AH, corresponding to 23/2/2017, at Makkah Marriott Hotel located at Jabal Omar project in Makkah, was unable to convene; due to the lack of quorum. Accordingly, it was decided to postpone the Assembly and call for a second meeting
In the Framework of Prince Khalid Al-Faisal's Initiative "How to be a role model"
In the framework of Prince Khalid Al-Faisal's initiative "How to be a role model" The Secretariat of the Holy City and Jabal Omar lead the Makkah Schools Maintenance Project
In the presence of His Excellency the Secretary of the Holy City and the Secretary General of Makkah Region Development Authority, "Jabal Omar" announced the winners in the international design competition the first 7-star hotel and a residential tower next to the Grand Mosque
JODC announced the winners in the design competition for a hotel and residential tower entitled "Hosn Al Jewar and Fakhamet Al-Iqama" in Jabal Omar project, overlooking the Grand Mosque

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DVD Review: Maria Full of Grace
Next to John Sayles's Men With Guns, Maria Full of Grace may be the best movie about a Latin American crisis directed by a white guy.
Jay Antani and Ed Gonzalez
From one part of the world to another, Maria Full of Grace swirls with movement and stirs us with its torrents of feeling. Indeed, the film would drown us in its despair and anxiety were it not for Catalina Sandino Moreno's calm, sweetly innocent gaze. Keep your eyes on it, and you'll find the hope and grace you'll need to guide you through the tides of writer-director Joshua Marston's churning narrative. Marston opens his debut feature with a series of efficiently constructed scenes that interweave the harsh realities of rural life in Colombia with the plot and character detail that sets the film into action. Maria Alvarez (Moreno), a beautiful, spirited teenager, toils by day in a flower plantation, stripping thorns from roses, while chafing under the authority of an exploitative boss. By night, she shares a house cramped with three generations' worth of relatives for whom she has to fork over all her earnings. Otherwise, Maria puts up with an indifferent boyfriend, Juan (Wilson Guerrero), who seems utterly incapable of sharing her desire to break free from poverty. When Maria tells Juan she's pregnant, he suggests they get married, not out of love but because, in their culture, that's what you do. Seething with indignation, Maria refuses.
That grim reality coupled with her pregnancy incites the film's plot. Desperate for escape, Maria brashly accepts a job offer from Franklin (John Álex Toro), a smooth-talking, leather-jacketed city-boy, who she meets at a party. The offer involves swallowing dozens of heroin-filled capsules and transporting them from Bogotá to New York City—in other words, one of the thousands of "drug mules" involved in heroin trafficking. Franklin's promise of easy money and Maria's desperate desire for salvation from her old life are enough for her to enlist. The centerpiece of Marston's filmmaking is the "middle passage" in which Maria, along with three other mules, must survive the journey to New York and the barricade of customs officials on the other side. Tensions are ratcheted higher when, in mid-flight, Lucy, one of the mules, falls rapidly ill after a heroin capsule breaks inside her stomach. It's a harrowing sequence that transcends the film's cultural barriers to become a universally resonant, wrenching depiction of white-knuckle anxiety.
Once on the ground, though, Maria Full of Grace suffers near-fatally from a narrative identity crisis. Because Marston is not native to the culture he's depicting, his film feels like a fussy, academic distillation of grim physical detail. The film lacks the sensitive ease and flair that an indigenous filmmaker might have brought to the story, something Gregory Nava and Alfonso Cuarón brought to El Norte and Y Tu Mama Tambien, respectively. Marston compensates for this by galloping his film through so many tones and shades, through so much stultifying plot, that it constantly threatens to defeat the film's essential purpose: to bring to light what factors may drive someone into such a brutal and risky trade. To that end, Marston's script is burdened by too many characters, too much plot, too many ideas. The sprawl of characters that opens the film (including the superfluous Blanca, another mule, who accompanies Maria and nags her for the rest of her ordeal) give the film a top-heavy feel because its themes of survival and the redeemed immigrant only emerge in its second half. When Maria's pregnancy is paralled with that of Lucy's immigrant sister, Carla, the plight of the newly-arrived poor is introduced along with notions of America as the Promised Land, you can feel the film breaking a sweat.
A humanist immigrant drama. A gritty realist saga. A coming-of-age affirmation of life. Maria Full of Grace aspires to all those things, without quite being any of them. Still, Marston brings so much sincerity and intensity to his project that the film's good intentions can never be held in doubt. The film also showcases his exceptional skill at handling suspense and sensitive character development. But what ultimately saves the film is its central performance. The serenely beautiful Moreno is an on-screen natural who navigates the film's byzantine ambitions without losing a step. Her transition from a brash impoverished teenager to a toughened young woman and immigrant feels guileless and fiercely convincing. Hers is a debut for the ages.
Like Joshua Marston's direction, the image on this Maria Full of Grace DVD is fiercely unassuming. Some edge enhancement is noticeable (mostly during a few long shots), but otherwise the transfer is a spotless one, boasting accurate skin tones, vivid colors, and rock-solid blacks. The Spanish 5.1 Dolby Digital surround is equally modest. Since the film isn't very loud or aggressive, all that matters is the dialogue, and every last word is conveyed with great clarity.
From the film's first incarnation as a preachy movie-of-the-week polemic written in two days to its stripped-down, unsentimental reincarnation and subsequent success on the festival circuit, a hot-wired Joshua Marston doesn't leave a single production detail or anecdote unturned on his commentary track. Also included here is the film's theatrical and international trailers, and previews for HBO Films titles Real Women Have Curves (I still can't get over the announcer's unfortunate "Ana has an appetite for life" line), American Splendor, and Elephant.
Cast: Catalina Sandino Moreno, Guilied Lopez, Patricia Rae, Orlando Tobon, John Álex Toro, Yenny Paola Vega, Wilson Guerrero Director: Joshua Marston Screenwriter: Joshua Marston Distributor: HBO Video Running Time: 101 min Rating: R Year: 2004 Release Date: December 7, 2004 Buy: Video
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2012: The Best Movies of October
Posted on Published: November 8, 2012 - Last updated: February 19, 2013
Every thirty days, I like to post a list of my favorite films I've recently watched. Here are the best films I've seen throughout the month of October. This list is based on movies theatrically released here in Canada, and I do not include what I have seen at film festivals.
1: Holy Motors
Directed by Leos Carax
Written by Leos Carax
Holy Motors is a carefully structured work of art; reflective, palpable, playful, absurd, precise and entirely engrossing. Motors is a prime reminder or why cinema is so treasured and celebrated. In this film, as in life, nothing is explained and things just get stranger by the minute. When most cinema these days produces nothing but the ordinary, a movie like Holy Motors is a treasure to behold and worthy of multiple viewings (I've seen it three times so far). This preposterous piece of filmmaking is exhilarating, opaque and heartbreaking – a truly unique work of art, and the sort that comes along once in a life time. Carax's baroque imagination leads us into our own obsession to untangle the spools of film and dream. We are never sure of what just happened, but nonetheless we leave mesmerized. (read the full review)
2: Antiviral
Directed by Brandon Cronenberg
Written by Brandon Cronenberg
In Brandon Cronenberg's directorial debut, two competing companies in the thriving field of celebrity disease transfusions, make it their business to harvest viruses from famous people and infect customers with clones of that virus – so that they have, in essence, fallen ill from their favourite celebrity. If that wasn't enough to send shivers down your spine, there's also a black market for meat formed out of cloned celebrity muscle cells.
Antiviral is a satire of celebrity fandom – a cold and clinical look at our consumerism – modern technology – and the stuff that is making us a little less human.
3: Samsara
Directed by Ron Fricke
Ron Fricke (concept and treatment)
Mark Magidson (concept and treatment)
Filmed over five years in twenty-five countries on five continents, and shot on seventy-millimetre film, Samsara stares at disfigured marines, Asian temples, African tribesmen, disaster zones, industrial complexes, slaughterhouses, a Japanese stripper, a Balinese dancer, sacred grounds and so much more. Fricke and his producer/co-editor/co-writer Mark Magidson continue what they started back with Baraka, and while their latest may seem a bit heavy-handed, Samsara's ravishing visuals more than compensate for any narrative flaws. Samsara if anything makes for a great travelogue to places we've never known, much less would ever visit.
4: The Imposter
Directed Bart Layton
There are two sides to every lie: The Imposter is a mixture of documentary, mystery and crime-thriller, which recounts an astonishing true story about a missing teenager who mysteriously resurfaces after nearly four years. Those not already familiar with the story, will walk out of The Imposter shaking their heads in disbelief. Truth be told, as a documentary, The Imposter fails with it's poor dramatic re-creations and lazy journalistic investigations into the events which unfolded. However, The Imposter works extremely well as a genre film, a mesmerizing con-artist-black-comedy – a whodunnit mystery and a film that gets more outrageous and bizarre with every new revelation.
5: Seven Psychopaths
Directed by Martin McDonagh
Written by Martin McDonagh
Seven Psychopaths is best described as Quentin Tarantino meets Charlie Kaufman. Writer/director Martin McDonagh's sophomore feature is kinetic, clever, funny, unpredictable and just plain entertaining. This is a movie that juggles with a lot of themes, characters, jokes, subplots, philosophical riffs and so on. Christopher Walken is at his usual best and Tom Waits and Harry Dean Stanton make fabulous cameos.
6: Cloud Atlas
Directed by Tom Tykwer, Andy Wachowski and Lana Wachowski
Written by Tom Tykwer, Andy Wachowski and Lana Wachowski
Cloud Atlas is essentially a patchwork of narratives thematically linked with minor coincidences and recurring symbolism. With six stories spanning several centuries, Cloud Atlas explores how the actions and consequences of individual lives impact one another throughout the past, the present and the future. As a parable of how we are all connected, each protagonist in Cloud Atlas wrestles with some form of oppression, based on either gender, age, race, sexual orientation, genetics and so on. In 1850, a young American lawyer sailing on a ship through the South Pacific is slowly being poisoned by a doctor who wants the treasure of gold he is hiding. In the 1930s, an inspiring composer follows his dreams while recounting his journey via love letters to his gay lover. A journalistic potboiler set in 1970s San Francisco sees an investigative reporter exposing the secrets of a faulty nuclear facility. Later, a London publisher Timothy Cavendish is imprisoned in a nursing home and must find a way to escape back into society. In 2144 Korea, a cyborg-clone-slave named Sonmi-451 escapes to help lead a rebellion – and further still into a post-apocalyptic future, a Hawaiian tribesman is contacted by a representative of the remnants of an advanced civilization, to save what's left of the human race. The sprawling, serpentine plot is enough to stretch into a mini series, yet somehow these three filmmakers find ways to intertwine these individual stories into one coherent movie. Atlas is at times frustrating and familiar but credit must be given to the filmmakers for taking on such an ambitious project. If anything, Atlas is highly entertaining even if silly at times.
7: Frankenweenie
Directed by Tim Burton
Written by John August
From the painstaking attention to detail in the stop motion animation, to Danny Elfman's thoughtful musical score, Frankenweenie is Tim Burtons' best film in years. It is also an ideal family film, and one which treats children with respect. The balance of macabre humour, charming and unusual characters, and loving homage to everything from Frankenstein to Universal Monster movies, makes Frankenweenie one of the best animated films of 2012.
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I had so much fun in Chicago over the past few days at the Chicago Housewares Show. I saw so many new kitchen gadget items that I can't wait to share with you in my blog and store on this site. While in Chicago, I had the opportunity to meet Paula Deen, who was so friendly and sweet. I thought I would share one of my favorite candy recipes of hers that my kids love, and who wouldn't?


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Biography for SIBRAA, the Hon. Kerry Walter, AO
Current member
handbook/allmps/EJ4
Senator for New South Wales
Parliamentary Service
Elected to the Senate for New South Wales 1975. Defeated at general elections 1977. Appointed by the Governor of New South Wales on 9.8.1978 under section 15 of the Constitution to represent that State in the Senate, vice the Hon. J McClelland (resigned), 1980 and 1983, 1984, 1987 and 1993. Resigned 1.2.1994.
Parliamentary Positions
Temporary Chairman of Committees from 22.8.1978 to 19.9.1980.
President of the Senate from 17.2.1987 to 5.6.1987.
President of the Senate from 14.9.1987 to 31.1.1994.
Committee Service
Senate Standing: Disputed Returns and Qualifications from 24.2.1976 to 30.6.1978; Disputed Returns and Qualifications from 24.2.1976 to 11.9.1985; Appropriations and Staffing from 11.5.1983 to 31.1.1994 (Chair from 17.2.1987 to 31.1.1994); House from 17.2.1987 to 31.1.1994 (Chair from 17.2.1987); Parliamentary Library from 24.9.1987 to 31.1.1994 (Chair from 17.2.1987); Procedure from 9.10.1987 to 31.1.1994 (Chair from 17.2.1987).
Senate Legislative and General Purpose Standing: Foreign Affairs and Defence from 24.3.1976 to 20.2.1978; Foreign Affairs and Defence from 17.8.1978 to 9.9.1981.
Senate Estimates: B from 29.4.1976 to 26.8.1976; A from 26.8.1976 to 20.2.1978; F from 20.9.1978 to 13.9.1979; A from 13.9.1979 to 1.4.1980; F from 1.4.1980 to 2.4.1981; D from 2.4.1981 to 4.2.1983; E from 4.5.1983 to 7.9.1984 (Chair from 12.5.1983); E from 14.9.1984 to 16.4.1985 (Chair from 14.9.1984); A from 23.9.1985 to 9.10.1985.
Joint Statutory: Broadcasting of Parliamentary Proceedings (formerly Broadcasting) from 17.2.1987 to 31.1.1994 (Joint Chair from 17.2.1987).
Joint Standing: Foreign Affairs and Defence from 25.3.1976 to 10.11.1977; Foreign Affairs and Defence from 22.8.1978 to 25.2.1987 (Chair from 28.2.1985); New Parliament House (formerly New and Permanent Parliament House before 3.12.1980) from 1.7.1981 to 19.2.1990 (Joint Chair from 17.2.1987 to 19.2.1990); New Parliament House (formerly New and Permanent Parliament House before 3.12.1980) from 1.7.1981 to 4.2.1983; Parliamentary Zone from 20.8.1991 to 8.2.1993 (Joint Chair from 20.8.1991 to 8.2.1993).
Conferences, Delegations and Visits
Parliamentary Observer, South Pacific Conference, Noumea, October 1978.
Member, Parliamentary Delegation to Africa, June-July 1979.
Parliamentary Observer to the Diplomatic Conference on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources, Canberra, May 1980.
Member, Parliamentary Delegation to Saudi Arabia, Oman and the United Arab Emirates, January 1982.
Member, Parliamentary Delegation to Africa, July-August 1982.
Leader, Delegation to South Pacific Conference, Saipan, September-October 1983.
Leader, Australian Delegations to Southern African Development Committee Conferences, Swaziland, February 1985.
Member, 74th IPU Conference, Ottawa, September 1985.
Leader, Australian Delegations to Southern African Development Committee Conferences, Zimbabwe, January 1986.
Executive Committee Meetings, Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, Gibraltar, March 1987.
Member, 18th Regional Conference of Presiding Officers and Clerks, Rarotonga, May 1987.
Member, 33rd CPA Conference, Kuala Lumpur, August-September 1987.
Leader, Parliamentary Delegation to USA, January 1988.
Attended 9th Conference of Commonwealth Speakers and Presiding Officers, UK, July 1988.
Executive Committee Meetings, Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, West Indies, March 1988.
Member, 35th CPA Conference, Barbados, October 1989.
Leader, Parliamentary Delegation to Yugoslavia, Hungary and Czechoslovakia, June-July 1989.
Member, 36th CPA Conference, Harare, Zimbabwe, September 1990.
Attended 10th Conference, Harare, Zimbabwe, January 1990.
Leader, Australian Delegations to Southern African Development Committee Conferences, Zambia, 1990.
Leader, Parliamentary Delegation to Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland, July-August 1991.
Leader, Parliamentary Delegation to Colombia, September-October 1992.
Attended 11th Conference, Jamaica 1992.
Member, 38th CPA Conference, Nassau, The Bahamas, October 1992.
Member, 39th CPA Conference, Cyprus, September 1993.
Bilateral visit to Malta and Germany, September 1993.
Attended 12th Conference, Port Moresby, January 1994.
Parliamentary Party Positions
Opposition Deputy Whip in the Senate from 24.11.1980 to 4.2.1983.
Party Positions
Organiser for the Australian Labor Party State Branch (NSW) from 1969 to 1970.
Member of the Australian Labor Party Administrative Committee (NSW) from 1971 to 1976.
Assistant Secretary of the Australian Labor Party State Branch (NSW) from 1973 to 1975.
Born 12.10.1937, Syndey, Australia
Qualifications and Occupations before entering Federal Parliament
Assistant General Secretary of the Australian Labor Party (NSW).
President of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association from September 1987.
Appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia, 26.1.1997.
Awarded the Centenary Medal, 1.1.2001.


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Humanities › Literature
Biography of Alexander Pope, England's Most Quoted Poet
The satirist and poet who mocked the powerful
Engraving of Alexander Pope, artist unknown.
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Favorite Poems & Poets
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Amanda Prahl
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B.A., Political Science, Arizona State University
Amanda Prahl is a playwright, lyricist, freelance writer, and university instructor. Her history and arts writing has been featured on Slate, HowlRound, and BroadwayWorld.
Alexander Pope (May 21, 1688 – May 30, 1744) is one of the best-known and most-quoted poets in the English language. He specialized in satirical writing, which earned him some enemies but helped his witty language endure for centuries.
Fast Facts: Alexander Pope
Occupation: Poet, satirist, writer
Known For: Pope's poetry satirized English politics and society of the day, which earned him both admirers and enemies during a particularly turbulent era of British history. His writings have endured and made him one of the most quoted English writers, second only to Shakespeare.
Born: May 21, 1688 in London, England
Died: May 30, 1744 in Twickenham, Middlesex, England
Parents: Alexander Pope and Edith Turner
Notable Quote: "Teach me to feel another's woe, to hide the fault I see, that mercy I to others show, that mercy show to me."
Pope was born into a Catholic family in London. His father, also named Alexander, was a successful linen merchant, and his mother, Edith, was from a middle class family. Pope's early life coincided with major upheaval in England; the same year he was born, William and Mary deposed James II in the Glorious Revolution. Because of the severe restrictions on the public lives of Catholics, Pope was educated at Catholic schools in London that were technically illegal, but quietly tolerated.
When Pope was twelve, his family moved away from London to a village in Berkshire, due to laws forbidding Catholics to live within ten miles of London and a corresponding wave of anti-Catholic sentiment and action. Pope was unable to continue his formal education while living in the countryside, but instead taught himself by reading texts by classical authors and poetry in several languages. Pope's health also further isolated him; he suffered from a form of spinal tuberculosis at the age of twelve that stunted his growth and left him with a hunchback, chronic pain, and respiratory problems.
Engraving of Alexander Pope, artist unknown. Georgios Art/Getty Images
Despite these struggles, Pope was introduced to the literary establishment as a young man, largely thanks to the mentorship of the poet John Caryll, who took Pope under his wing. William Walsh, a lesser-known poet, helped Pope revise his first major work, The Pastorals, and the Blount sisters, Teresa and Martha, became lifelong friends.
First Publications
When Pope published his first work, The Pastorals, in 1709, it was met with almost instant acclaim. Two years later, he published An Essay on Criticism, which includes some of the earliest famous quotes from Pope's writing ("To err is human, to forgive divine" and "Fools rush in") and was also very well received.
Around this time, Pope befriended a group of contemporary writers: Jonathan Swift, Thomas Parnell, and John Arbuthnot. The writers formed a satirical quartet called the Scriblerus Club, targeting ignorance and pedantry alike through the character of "Martinus Scriblerus." In 1712, Pope's sharp satirical tongue turned to a real-life high society scandal with his most famous poem, The Rape of the Lock. The scandal revolved around an aristocrat who cut off a lock of hair from a beautiful woman without her permission, and Pope's poem both satirized high society and mused upon consumerism and its relationship to human agency.
Illustration of Pope's Villa from 1871. The house was demolished, but much of the grotto remained. whitemay/Getty Images
During the period of turmoil following Queen Anne's death in 1714 and the Jacobite rebellion of 1715, Pope remained publicly neutral, despite his Catholic upbringing. He also worked on a translation of Homer's Iliad during this time. For a few years, he lived in his parents' house in Chiswick, but in 1719, the profits from his translation of Homer enabled him to buy his own home, a villa in Twickenham. The villa, later known simply as "Pope's villa," became a tranquil place for Pope, where he created a garden and grotto. The grotto still stands, despite much of the rest of the villa having been destroyed or rebuilt.
Career as Satirist
As Pope's career continued, his satirical writings became more and more pointed. The Dunciad, first published anonymously in 1728, would come to be considered a masterful piece of poetry but earned him a huge amount of hostility. The poem is a mock-heroic narrative that celebrates an imaginary goddess and her human agents who bring ruin to Great Britain. The allusions in the poem were aimed at many prominent and aristocratic figures of the day, as well as the Whig-led government.
Pope's satire earned him so many enemies that, for a time, whenever he left the house, he brought his Great Dane with him and carried pistols, in case of a surprise attack by one of his targets or their supporters. In contrast, his An Essay on Man was more philosophical, reflecting on the natural order of the universe and suggesting that even the imperfections in the world are part of a rational order.
An Essay on Man differs from much of Pope's work in its optimism. It argues that life functions according to a divine and rational order, even when things seem confusing from inside the eye of the storm, so to speak. He did, however, return to his satirical roots with Imitations of Horace, a satire of what Pope perceived to be the corruption and poor cultural taste during the reign of George II.
Pope's poetry has endured, despite going out of style for a time. Getty Images
Final Years and Legacy
After 1738, Pope mostly stopped producing new work. He began working on additions and revisions to the Dunciad, publishing a new "book" in 1742 and a complete revision in 1743. In the new version, Pope more clearly satirized and criticized Horace Walpole, a Whig politician who was in power and who Pope blamed for many of the problems in British society.
By that point, however, Pope's lifelong poor health was catching up to him. He had suffered from chronic pain, respiratory problems, a hunchback, frequent high fevers, and other problems since childhood. In 1744, his doctor reassured him that he was improving, but Pope only made a joke and accepted his fate. He received the last rites of the Catholic Church on May 29, 1744 and died at his villa, surrounded by his friends, the following day. He was buried at St. Mary's Church in Twickenham.
In the decades following his death, Pope's poetry went out of fashion for a time. While Lord Byron cited Pope's poetry as an inspiration, others, such as William Wordsworth, criticized it for being too elegant or decadent. However, in the 20th century, interest in Pope's poetry had a resurgence, and his reputation was elevated along with this new wave of interest. In these recent decades, his reputation has rebounded to the point of being considered one of the greatest English poets of all time, thanks to his thoughtful, ever-quotable writing.
Butt, John Everett. "Alexander Pope." Encyclopaedia Britannica, https://www.britannica.com/biography/Alexander-Pope-English-author.
Mack, Maynard. Alexander Pope: A Life. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1985.
Rogers, Pat. The Cambridge Companion to Alexander Pope. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Cambridge University Press, 2007.
Prahl, Amanda. "Biography of Alexander Pope, England's Most Quoted Poet." ThoughtCo, Feb. 17, 2021, thoughtco.com/alexander-pope-4766989. Prahl, Amanda. (2021, February 17). Biography of Alexander Pope, England's Most Quoted Poet. Retrieved from https://www.thoughtco.com/alexander-pope-4766989 Prahl, Amanda. "Biography of Alexander Pope, England's Most Quoted Poet." ThoughtCo. https://www.thoughtco.com/alexander-pope-4766989 (accessed February 9, 2023).
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Henry Lewis "Harry" Solter (?, 1874 – El Paso (Texas), 2 maart 1920) was een Amerikaans acteur.

Solter begon te acteren in 1908. Hij speelde in meer dan 148 films in 1916.

Hij stierf na verschillende beroertes in 1920 op 49-jarige leeftijd.

Filmografie (selectie)

Regie
 The Wife He Bought (1918)
 Face on the Screen
 The Lash of Power (1917)
 The Spotted Lily (1917)
 The Woman Who Won (1914)
 The Honor of the Humble (194)
 Her Ragger Knight (1914)
 A Disenchantment (1914)
 Pawns of Destiny (1914)
 The Little Mail Carrier (1914)
 Diplomatic Flo (1913)
 The Honeymooners (1914)
 The Stepmother (1914)
 The Law's Decree (1914)
 The False Bride (1914)
 The Romance of Photograph (1914)
 The Coryphee (1914)
 A Girl and Her Money ( 1913)
 Influence of Sympathy (1913)
 Unto the Third Generation (1913)
 His Wife's Child (1913)
 The Spender (1913)
 The Girl o'the Woods (1913)
 The Closed Door (1913)
 Owing More (1912)
 The Lady Leone (1912)
 The Cross-Roads (1912)
 Tangled Relations (1912)
 Flo's Discipline (1912)
 All for Love (1912)
 After All (1912)
 The Winning Punch (1912)
 Her Cousin Fred (1912)
 The Chance Shot (1912)
 The Mill Buyers (1912)
 Taking a Chance (1912)
 Not Like Other Girls (1912)
 The Players (1912)
 In Swift Waters (1912)
 A Surgeon's Heroism (1912)
 A Village Romance (1912)
 The American Girl (1911)
 Art Versus Music (1911)
 A Girlish Impulse (1911)
 A Head for Business (1911)
 A Blind Deception (1911)
 His Chorus Girl Wife (1911)
 Aunt Jane's Legacy (1911)
 One On Reno (1911)
 A Rural Conqueror (1911)
 The Slavey's Affinity (1911)
 The Matchmaker (1911)
 The Life Saver (1911)
 The Story of Rosie's Rose (1911)
 Romance of Pond Cove (1911)
 The Secret (1911)
 Her Two Sons (1911)
 The Gypsy (1911)
 During Cherry Time (1911)
 Always a Way (1911)
 Higgenses Versus Judsons (1911)
 Duke De Ribbon Counter (1911)
 The Professor's Ward (1911)
 A Game of Deception (1911)
 The State LIne (1911)
 A Good Turn (1911)
 A Fascinating Bachelor (1911)
 The Hoyden (1911)
 The Two Fathers (1911)
 The Wife's Awakening (1911)
 Her Child's Honor (1911)
 Her Artistic Temperament (1911)
 The Actress and the Singer (1911)
 Vanity and its Cure (1911)
 Nan's Diplomacy (1911)
 The Test (1911)
 A Show Girl's Stratagem (1911)
 Age Versus Youth (1911)
 His Bogus Uncle (1911)
 The Count of Montebello (1910)
 All the World's a Stage (1910)
 Pressed Roses (1910)
 Debt (1910)
 The Right Girl (1910)
 The Widow (1910)
 The Taming of Jane (1910)
 The Senator's Double (1910)
 Among the Roses (1910)
 Once Upon a Time (1910)
 The Irony of Fate (1910)
 The Mistake (1910) Old Heads and Young Hearts (1910)
 The Call of the Circus (1910)
 A Game for Two (1910)
 A Self-Made Hero (1910)
 The Nichols on Vacation (1910)
 A Reno Romance (1910)
 The Eternal Triangle (1910)
 The Doctor's Perfidy (1910)
 The Maelstrom (1910)
 His Second Wife (1910)
 The Stage Note (1910)
 His Sick Friend (1910)
 The Time-Lock Safe (1910)
 The Blind Man's Tact (1910)
 The Coquette's Suitors (1910)
 Never Again (1910)
 The Tide of Fortune (1910)
 The Right of Love (1910)
 The Winning Punch (1910)
 Her Generous Way (1909)
 The Forest Ranger's Daughter (1909)
 Love's Stratagem (1909)

 Acteur
 Romeo and Juliet (1908)
 After Many Years (1908)
 The Taming of the Shrew (1908)
 The Curtain Pole'' (1909)

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North Island writer's Garth Holden and Jon Taylor will be reading their award winning short stories at the Port Hardy Library.
Feb. 7, 2013 1:00 p.m.
PORT HARDY—North Island writer's Garth Holden and Jon Taylor will be reading their award winning short stories at the Port Hardy Library on Saturday 16 February 2013 at 10:30 am.
Jon Taylor, a retired fisherman, has been writing since he was a child. Jon's short story Fifteen Miles South of the Arctic Circle just won first place at the Vancouver Writer's Fest. He lives on Malcolm Island, off northern Vancouver Island. In addition to his writing, Jon is an accomplished musician and wood carver. He is often in demand as a teller of tales.
Following the reading, the two authors will be happy to answer questions from the audience.
Vancouver Island Regional Library (VIRL) is the fourth largest library system in British Columbia. We serve over 430,000 people on Vancouver Island, Haida Gwaii, and Bella Coola on the Central Coast through 38 branch libraries, a virtual branch, and a Books by Mail service. VIRL's holdings number over one million and include books, magazines, CD's and DVD's. Administrative offices are located in Nanaimo.
For more information contact Indira Wickremasinghe, Community Support Technician, at 250-949-6661.


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Nervous as a cat on at hot tin roof I prepare myself for going to meet the Catholic students. What do those young believers expect of me? What do they demand? What should I demand from myself?
I have heard on the radio that a radical priest has been elected president of Paraguay. Unfortunately I did not comprehend his full name. But I got his first name, Fernando. To me, then, he is president Feranando. Before entering politics he was a padre in one of the poorest areas of Paraguay. Fernando is said to have been an adherent to the liberation theology ("frigjøringsteologien"), which was widespread in Latin America a few decades ago, and which made an impact on the continent. Many Catholic clergymen, like the famous bishop Helder Camara of Brazil, used this new theology in their work. They wanted the church to be on the side of the poor people, not on the side of the landowners, the capitalists and the generals.
The conservatives of the Vatican fought liberation theology and supported the strong conservative forces in the churches of Latin America. Maybe liberation theology should be a theme in the debate between Hans Fredrik Dahl and myself? If so, I could make a point by saying that cardinal Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict, was strongly opposed to the ideas of liberation theology.
But then we have entered into politics. We would soon be debating the wave of political radicalism that sweeps over Latin America, from Venezuela to Bolivia and Paraguay. And what I see as my task at the meeting is not to discuss politics, not the history of the Catholic Church.
What I should attempt, is to go to the roots of Catholic belief. That's why I study the Holy Katarina and write about her.
I sigh. I wander about restlessly. How superficial my studies and writings are!
Tuesday evening I do a reading from my crime novel "Mordet på Woldnes" at Cafe Pocket in Moss. The cafe is run by a public organization, Masvo, which is established to help the jobless and the dropouts in society.
The reading on a sunny afternoon is surprisingly well attended. My old friends from Rødt are faithful. They show up.
Not too much, I hope. After I have read, questions from the audience are welcome. I tell about my authorship. Questions are many. I am in a good mood. The audience laughs at my jokes about my literary work. People sit silent when I mention serious themes and my internet book "Brev fra de troende". A man who introduces himself as a faithful Christian says that he has read the book and admires my honesty. He says I am honourable man. I am flattered and I feel that my face blush, not with shame but with pride.
Reporters and photographers from the local newspapers Moss Avis and Moss Dagblad are present. The smallest of the paper, Moss Dagblad, a former Labour party paper, is a sponsor of the reading at Cafe Pocket, which is to be the first in a series.
Reading at a cafe in Moss is work done on the home ground. I play, as they say in the USA, a home game. Meeting the young Catholics in Oslo will be quite different.
I fear that what I am going to say about Katarina – the invisible ring and the invisible wounds - may be an insult to them. The Oslo audience will be polite and not hostile, I am sure. But there is always a risk that I make a fool of myself, say stupid things, and then become encountered with animosity.
"Terra roxa" won a novel competition arranged by Norway's largest publishing company, Gyldendal Norsk Forlag. The first prize was 50 000 Norwegian kroner, a considerable amount of money at the time. But the book did not get the positive critical acclaim I had hoped for. My main charcter Bjørg was attacked by feminists for not being a true-to-life character, but only Mr Michelet wearing a skirt.
However, the novel was translated into German and Swedish and well received by reviewers in Germany and Sweden.
I take pride in the books main theme, which is Bjørg's attitude towards the poor people of Rondonia. Along the dirt road through the jungle people have settled to establish small farms. The settlers are attacked by rich landowners who want to burn down the rain forest, take the land from the poor and use the territory of Rondonia for big scale cattle farming.
My Bjørg sides with the oppressed people. She takes a political stand and confronts the rich, which hold the population by gunpoint. Thus, her fate is sealed. The missionary outpost is attacked, and Bjørg is found dead on the red soil.
I'll tell the audience that my book from 1982 spoke about things to come; the rebellion of the landless people of Brazil, Moviemento Sem Terra, and the extensive burning of the rain forest by landowners. Later, in the 1990'es the situation of the landless and of the rain forest caught the world's attention.
Wednesday my companion and I go to the pool to swim together. I tune the car wireless to the NRK programme 2, P2. At nine thirty every workday of the week the progamme presents an artist of the week. This week's artist is Maria Daulne, who is of African origin. She is interviewed by the programme host, Arne Berg, who is one of my radio favourites. The interview is conducted in English. No Norwegian translation is given.
I make a note about this. English is really penetrating Norway. Berg must suppose that his listeners, the high-brows of the P2 "universe", mostly understand English, and I'm sure they do.
Swimming with my companion, I take it easy and do not clock the time. She eventually swims faster than me, like many women do.
Returning home to write in English, I feel that I am a traitor to my mother tongue, no better than the big monopolies who advertise in English.
But I am past the point of no return. I have to go on.
Dagbladet publishes a story called "The king is out of step with the people". When Stortinget recently changed the Constitution slightly, king Harald insisted that the Constitution specify that the king of Norway should be obliged to confess to the Evangelical Lutheran religion.
The king got his will with the politicians.
The chairwoman of the board of Human-Etisk Forbund, Åse Kleveland, a former Labour Party cabinet minister of the Department of Cultural Affairs, criticize the parlamentarian politicians for capitulating to the will of the king. She says that the king's wish to limit his own freedom of religion weakens the Norwegian monarchy.
I perfectly agree with her on this. But do the people agree? I think most Norwegians are happy with the situation, and want the king to confess to the religion the majority confesses to.
Kleveland points out that in our new multicultural society the king, the formal leader of the state, should not be constitutonally bound to a special religion. She calls monarchy an anachronism. Again I agree. But then she says that if one wishes to uphold monarchy, one should welcome changes which anchor the royal house in the world and the realities of today.
Rather than slow reformation, I would like to see a swift revolution. It would not be a socialist revolution, but a revolution to fulfil the democratic revolution of the 18th century, and to place Norway in line with the European republics that have been established after monarchy was abolished. When it comes to form of government, Norway is more backward than the former monarchies Portugal and Italy.
Is this something to discuss withe the Catholics? They should be in favour of a system in which a Catholic could be king or queen of Norway. If this is not possible as long as monarchy reigns, Catholics should work for the republic, like Catholics did in Ireland. But probably the Norwegian Catholics will not take any republican action because they do not want to interfer with state affairs and politics.
Thursday morning I do my routine bicycling. Then I write some cues for the meeting this evening.
I go out and sit in the sun.
I have decided to go by car to Oslo. The meeting starts at seven o'clock and is supposed to last until ten. If I go by train to Oslo, my return train will not depart before midnight. I get a fit of bad conscience for going by old, polluting diesel car to the city.


Vancouver International Children's Festival in association with Red Diva Projects and Boca del Lupo are looking for submissions from theatre artists who are South Asian and Indigenous. The cast of four (4) includes include one (1) role for a South Asian female and 3 Indigenous male parts.
Peg is a ten-year old South Asian girl in the trenches of a posh boarding school in London. Trying to survive is a daily battle against Three It Girls who cast terrible shadows over her world, from the time she gets up to the time she goes to sleep. After her beloved Grandmother dies, an unexpected parcel comes for her. Inside are three Canadian cast iron soldiers. They are so small and the shadows of the Three It Girls are getting so big. In despair, she throws them against the floor and the three small figurines come to life as the Three Indigenous Snipers from World War I just in time to wage an epic battle. Written by Marie Clements, directed by Sherry Yoon. The show will be 50 minutes in length.
PEG is a commission by Vancouver International Children's Festival for celebrated writer, Marie Clements, to write a play highlighting the intersection of Canada's indigenous people and the United Kingdom. The Vancouver International Children's Festival, in association with Red Diva Projects and Boca del Lupo, is producing this new, main-stage TYA performance. Directed by Sherry Yoon, shows will be at VICF May 28 – 30th, 2018 followed by a possible tour in the United Kingdom in October/November 2018.
PEG, age 10. British Pakistani. A new student at a private Girl's school in London. Smart, pretty, and kind. Faced with odds she can't seem to fight against.
Age 21. Ojibway. The most decorated military sniper in the Canadian army in World War I. An expert sniper, marksman, and scout. A leader and activist in life, and a leader of the Iron Soldiers.
Age 20, Metis. French/Cree. A highly decorated famous sniper from World War I. An ex-rodeo performer. Deadly but with a kind heart.
Age 18, Interior BC Salish. Another highly decorated sniper from World War I. An ex-rancher. A skinny guy with a strong instinct.
TEACHER CHAIRS AND DEAN HALL AND MS. FREED. They could also embody all teachers depending on strategy. THE THREE IT GIRLS. Three bigger than life bullies. Students at the same private school.


I recently finished reading Butterick's Practical Typography, a short web book by Matthew Butterick. It is filled with many practical rules and tips for producing professional-quality typography with common tools. The book starts off with a short chapter called Typography in ten minutes which offers some simple rules to fix the most common typographic violations (it's a great place to start).
I've made several minor design changes on this site over the past few months, primarily focused on improving the typography and visual layout. Butterick's book showed me a few other areas where I could improve. After reducing the size of the header tags and making some of the typographic elements on the page more subtle, I think it is getting closer to the clean and clear look I'm after. There does not need to be such extreme contrast in the elements on the page, especially since it should be primarily about the words.
Many books get re-released with new covers when their movie counter parts hit the theaters. Here's look at several iconic covers side-by-side with their newer versions.
Incredible Carved Book Landscape Sculptures by Guy Laramee.
A random assortment of book covers from the Book Cover Archive never fails to inspire.
The act of reading books is alive and well. Radio didn't kill it. Television didn't kill it. The Internet didn't Kill it.
Remember the good old days when everyone read really good books, like, maybe in the post-war years when everyone appreciated a good use of the semi-colon? Everyone's favorite book was by Faulkner or Woolf or Roth. We were a civilized civilization. This was before the Internet and cable television, and so people had these, like, wholly different desires and attention spans. They just craved, craved, craved the erudition and cultivation of our literary kings and queens.
That time wasn't in some bygone era. That time is now. Grab a book and join the fun!
This isn't the book of the future, but the cartoon is still imaginative.
Jet-pack friendly reading material is important. Maybe books will go here, and we'll have to deal the distracted flying issues.
In the ongoing effort to warn an unprepared world of the rising danger from zombie attacks, one vulnerable group has been left out: small children. That's Not Your Mommy Anymore is an inviting and entertaining story that helps early readers understand that a mom with fresh brain casserole on her mind probably isn't their mommy anymore.
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Kuukua Wilson is a Ghanaian-American Painter and Scientific Illustrator based in the United States and the Netherlands. Her creative works focus mainly on storytelling about the intricate complexities of life. She delves into topics ranging from cultural ideals, beauty, nature, and the human experience. She uses her works to share her understanding of life. More can be found on her website. Kuukua's artwork can also be found in the inaugural print issue of Porridge, which is available for purchase here.
"Kyre won kwon" (show them the way). 2016. Ink and liquid gold leaf on tea stained paper.
Fighting Beast. 2015. Ink and liquid gold leaf on tea stained paper.
Born in small beach-town named Sekondi-Takoradi on the western coast of Ghana, traits of my upbringing and culture always appear in my works. As the culture of Ghana is vibrant, vivid and inviting, I also strive to maintain that similar energy in my work.
As an artist, I aim to utilise both simple imagery anghad obscure subject relationships to describe the complexities of life. I use representation as well as stylised depictions to delve into topics ranging from cultural ideals, beauty, nature, emotions and the human experience.
I use my works more specifically, to discuss my culture and the lens that it has provided me to view and understand moments in life.


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Activities in the AONB for the Dark Skies Festival include star gazing by canoe with How Stean Gorge adventures at Scar House Reservoir, offering a unique way to experience one of the official Dark Sky Discovery Sites.
Other events for adults and children include night photography workshops to capture star-filled skies, a Super Moon and Stars party with astronomer Richard Darn, a Dark Skies Planetarium at Ripon Cathedral offering a 360 degrees immersive cinematic experience featuring a Tim Peake Space Station Tour.
A Dark Skies Forest School by Moonlight invites you to toast marshmallows on top of the world at Toft Gate Lime Kiln. There'll also be Children's Night Time Cycle Rides around Scar House Reservoir, and an off road cycling night for experienced cyclists.
Brymor Ice Cream is even producing a special Dark Skies ice-cream, Dark Skies Galaxy Delight.
Nidderdale AONB is also home to the Lime Tree Observatory, just north of Ripon, which features one of the largest public telescopes, offering monthly stargazing events between autumn and spring.
Watching the calendar is essential to knowing when the best times are to go stargazing, with the lunar cycle and the weather being key factors. In the northern hemisphere, best times are when the nights are longer during the autumn, winter and spring months, the very darkest skies occurring around the time of the new moon.


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Peace walk the day after the 1992 L.A. riots (Image via Huffington Post)
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One Tragedy, One Victim: Asian Americans Need to Join the Fight
Why the Asian American community needs to deal with its anti-blackness ideals.
By Shashank Rao, University of Michigan
Akai Gurley was unarmed when a New York Police Department officer shot and killed him three years ago. To many, Gurley's death would be another in a slew of killings of unarmed African-American men in which the police are let off scotch-free. However, Gurley's case did see an indictment: that of Peter Liang, the officer who fatally shot him.
What was an unprecedented step forward in ensuring justice for those whose life was unfairly taken by cops, though, was marred by Asian American groups protesting Liang's indictment. "No Selective Justice" and "No Scapegoating" were two of the slogans they used to express their anger over Liang's arraignment, but it was the slogan "One Tragedy, Two Victims" that caused the most fuss.
Why was it that Asian Americans considered themselves among the victims of this attack when only one person died? Why was it that Asian American groups became politically active only after a member of their community was convicted in the killing of an African American man and never protesting when black men were perishing at the hands of police on a painfully regular basis? The questions bring to the fore the racial tensions that exist between the Asian and African American communities and the anti-blackness that afflicts many Asians across the country.
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Asian and African Americans actually enjoy a long and complex history of interaction, but as race in America is commonly understood as a black-and-white issue, race relations between non-white communities in the United States is a topic often left to the wayside. Asian and African Americans, of course, have very different histories: most of the nation's African Americans were brought over as slaves, while most Asian Americans immigrated in large numbers around 1965 after Congress decided to lift immigration quotas (though Asian immigration to the Americas had begun long before then, starting in the mid-nineteenth century).
Much of the racial tension between black and Asian populations is founded on the aggressive promulgation of the model minority myth, which deems Asian Americans as a sort of a wunderkind race. Asian Americans, the myth contended, came from a culture that inherently promotes excellence, allowing them to program computers, become doctors and attend college, all the while experiencing low levels of crime and achieving high levels of socioeconomic success. Being a model minority also meant being apolitical—Asian Americans wouldn't make any trouble. They'd just put their heads down and study.
Cultural and political commentators often invoked the model minority myth to excoriate African Americans, reasoning that if Asian Americans could clear the highest levels of excellence, what was stopping black people for doing the same? The model minority myth, like all myths, glosses over several important facts. Most of the Asians who immigrated after 1965 came from highly educated and highly privileged echelons of their country of origin; in most cases, they were coming to the U.S. to pursue advanced degrees.
Whatever "culture of excellence" arose in Asian American communities is due to the excellence of immigrant forefathers and foremothers—a doctor, what with their access to money and resources, will of course provide their children with the best education. A working class single parent who has to work three jobs to pay the bills, on the other hand, will try their best to provide the highest quality education for their children, but a number of other completely uncontrollable factors might preclude them from an education a doctor's child would receive.
Unfortunately, many Asian Americans have subscribed to the ideology of the model minority and sometimes position themselves against black Americans. When it comes to friendships and romantic relationships, it's not uncommon to hear the injunction "as long as they're not black" (media portrayals of African Americans as criminals and thugs no doubt color their prejudice). While such comments, though painfully racist, seem otherwise innocuous, anti-black racism can have fatal consequences, as was the case in the death of fifteen-year-old Latasha Harlins, who was shot and killed by Korean shop owner Soon Ja Du a year before the infamous 1992 Los Angeles riots.
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Du believed Harlins had stolen a bottle of orange juice and, after grabbing her by her sweater and throwing her to the ground, pulled out a gun and ended her life (investigators found the two dollars for the bottle of juice in Harlins' pocket later on). The incident further soured the already troubled relationship between Korean Americans and African Americans who were resentful of Korean merchants dominating the business scene in predominantly black areas of Los Angeles.
Earlier this year, another Korean shopkeeper assaulted a black woman for allegedly shoplifting makeup, hitting her, kicking her and putting her in a headlock. It should be said that East Asians aren't the only ones who enact violence on black bodies: in 2016, an Indian mob in Bangalore sexually assaulted a Tanzanian student, "after a Sudanese student's car ran over a local woman and killed a local woman." Though the incident did not occur in an American context, it touches on the global dimension of anti-black racism. Asians and Asian Americans have a history of complicity in the oppression of black bodies, long before Peter Liang showed up.
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None of this is to say Asian and African Americans haven't also had moments of solidarity. Yuri Kochiyama was a Japanese American activist who fought for civil rights and equality alongside Malcolm X and, today, student organizations on college campuses across the country have started Black-Asian coalitions to promote cross-cultural understanding and unity between the two communities.
Asian Americans can't just show up to protest for civil rights when it suits their needs—if they wish to secure political and racial equality, they have to show up for all sorts of people, whether they be black, Native or Latinx. And, if they want to become better allies, Asian Americans must realize their role in oppression and racism as well. While Asian Americans have their own unique set of struggles with race, racism and injustice in the U.S., it is deluded to think that, in cases such as the ones detailed above, Asian Americans should count themselves among the persecuted. In those tragedies, there is only one victim.
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Cool News of the Day: YOU Can Help a New Jeremy Renner Movie Reach Theaters
By Chaz Lipp
Like Jeremy Renner? He's a two-time Academy Award nominee (The Hurt Locker and The Town), the star of The Bourne Supremecy, and Hawkeye in Marvel's The Avengers. Yeah, we like him too.
Less well-known though is the fact that he starred in a new independent film called Ingenious that has had a successful festival run. The film's producers have turned to Kickstarter to raise funds to get this movie into theaters. That means you can have a hand in making this happen.
Through Kickstarter, you can pledge as little as $1, and prize incentives begin at the $10 level. See the press release for more information about Ingenious and check out their Kickstarter campaign page for more info about participating. You can see a trailer for the film there, too.
We're going to have more coverage on this movie very soon, as we have been provided with an advance screener and will be reviewing the film shortly. But we wanted to let you know about this unique opportunity to help decide the fate of this film, which also stars Dallas Roberts (The Grey, 3:10 to Yuma, Walk the Line).
The Kickstater campaign is open until Oct. 13, 2012 – they've raised an impressive $18,000 in pledges as of this writing! Check back for our review of Ingenious, coming soon.
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Only The Good Retire Youngs
By SSgt Duane Morgan, 174th Attack Wing / Published February 12, 2017
Hancock Field Air National Guard Base, Syracuse, NY -- On February 11, 2017, Hancock Field said goodbye to Command Chief Master Sergeant Russell J. Youngs during a retirement and change of authority ceremony held here. As part of the ceremony, Chief Youngs turned over his authority to Chief Master Sergeant Michael Will who became the fifth command chief of Hancock Field.
Youngs assumed the duties of Command Chief on September 10, 2011. He joined the U.S. Air Force in October of 1983 and after completing basic training, went on to Sheppard Air Force Base to attend Air Cargo Specialist school.
His first duty assignment was Dover Air Force Base, there he would specialize in the loading of various cargo aircraft. Three years later he would join the 174th Fighter Wing (FW). As a traditional guardsman, Youngs would spend the next year in the Traffic Management Office. He then applied for and was selected to fill a full-time position at the 174th FW Air to Ground Gunnery Range in Fort Drum, New York.
For the next 16 years, Youngs remained at the range and performed many different duties including, Main Tower Specialist, Range Scheduler, Heavy Equipment Operator, Additional Duty Safety NCO and Training NCO. In 2004, he returned to Hancock Field to fill the Senior Health Technician position with the Medical Group before being selected to be the 174th FW Command Chief.
Youngs said that being promoted to Chief Master Sergeant was the proudest moment of his career, but another moment in his career was a close second.
"When I was a 21-year-old Airman 1st Class at Dover Air Force Base, I was put in charge of a load crew on several occasions and had to supervise about seven other airmen my age or younger," Youngs said. "Being afforded that level of responsibility at such a young age was another proud moment for me."
The interaction with the members is something Youngs will miss most about the 174th Attack Wing.
"There are just so many wonderful, outstanding individuals," Youngs said. "I've been fortunate to meet a lot of people and I've noticed that no matter how young or old, if you're around someone long enough you'll learn something new each day. That's why I'm definitely going to miss the men and women here."
With over 33 years of military service, Youngs plans on relaxing and coming up with his next course of action.
The message he wanted to leave with the Airmen and future Airmen of Hancock Field is "take advantage of every opportunity presented to you. Take individual responsibility for your own career." Youngs said. "Get your training done as soon as you can and by all means, keep a positive attitude."