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The Accusation of anti-Semitism has Long Passed its Sell-by Date: Anthony Lawson
Interview by Kourosh Ziabari Salem-News.com
YouTube has been dropping Anthony Lawson's videos because they reference illegal war crimes.
Kourosh Ziabari and Anthony Lawson
(TEHRAN) - Without any redundant exaggeration, Anthony Lawson is an inimitable, conscientious and unique man. What he does can be described as professional and committed video-journalism. Lawson is a retired international-prize-winning commercials director, cameraman, ad agency creative director and voice over. He calls himself as a "stickler for accuracy" and his record demonstrates the rightfulness of this description. His articles and videos on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, 9/11 attacks and U.S. foreign policy have appeared on a number of media outlets and news websites including Sabbah Report, Veterans Today, Salem-News, Intifada Palestine, Media With Conscience, Rense.com and Ramllah Online.
"Suppressing free and open discussion on any subject is as bad as telling lies, and knowingly suppressing the truth is the biggest lie of all, because it is based, not on a mistake or a genuine error, but on a deliberate intention to deceive," writes Anthony Lawson in one of his articles.
YouTube has recently removed two of Mr. Lawson's most impressive video files about Holocaust and 9/11 attacks under the pretext that these video files have violated the copyright law; however, even a seven-year-old child can effortlessly recognize that the sensitive truths which Anthony Lawson has touched upon in his videos caused their removal from the pro-Zionist website.
What follows is the complete text of my in-depth interview with Anthony Lawson in which we discussed a variety of issues including the concealed realities of 9/11, the Zionist influence over the U.S. administration and the freedom of mass media in the West.
Kourosh Ziabari: in one of your articles, you have written that "the NTSB has confirmed that-apparently for the first time from its inception, in 1967, since when it has investigated more than 124,000 other aviation accidents-it took no part in investigating any of the air crashes which occurred on September 11, 2001." Do you mean that the National Transportation Safety Board refused to investigate the 9/11 air crashes? Was it ordered by a superior authority to do so? What does the fact that NTSB didn't investigate the 9/11 air crashes imply? You have mentioned that FBI similarly refused to release any information about any debris recovered from the crash sites under the Freedom of Information Act. Do you want to imply that the U.S. administrative organizations such as FBI and NTSB have been complicit in the 9/11 attacks?
Anthony Lawson: That is correct. The NTSB did not take part in the painstaking procedure of examining what was left of the four aircraft to determine that they were indeed the same aircraft which were allegedly hijacked that morning. Two of the allegedly hijacked aircraft: American Airlines Flight 11 and United Airlines Flight 175 were claimed, by the Bush administration, to have been the planes which impacted the North Tower and South Tower, respectively, each flown by Arabs who, it later transpired, had never flown a wide-bodied commercial jet before. Aircraft debris, including parts of an undercarriage and fuselage of the North Tower plane were certainly photographed, and the still-smoking core of what must have been the right engine of the South Tower plane can be seen, in several videos, arcing its way down towards Murray and Church streets, were it was videoed and photographed. Later, an identifiable photograph of this same engine core was released, by a former FEMA official photographer, as it was about to be buried in a landfill on Staten Island. This was an important section of a murder weapon, as were the aircraft parts found in or near the North Tower; the debris from the alleged crash site of United Flight 93 and that of American Airlines 77 which allegedly crashed into the Pentagon.
As to the second part of the question, I very much doubt that the NTSB would have been in a position to refuse to investigate the crashes. I should say that were dissuaded from doing so. The FBI, backed up by the Justice Department has refused to release any details about the aircraft parts or the serial numbers of the Black Boxes that may or may not have been found at the crash sites, although the contents of one of them—the Cockpit Voice Recorder from alleged United 93—formed the basis of several documentaries and an Academy-Award-winning movie, yet the transcript of the recording did not carry the serial number of the device on which it was, allegedly, recorded.
I try not to imply things that I have no proof about, because I think that it is up to the reader or viewer to make up their own mind about such things, but I will state, categorically, that the FBI must have been involved in the subsequent cover-up of important information about 9/11, and it is disappointing, but somewhat understandable, considering the power that the perpetrators must possess, that someone from the NTSB has not come forward with the reasons why these plane crashes, out of so many thousands, were not investigated by a government agency with such an outstanding success record.
(See my video: 9/11: The Unidentified Murder Weapons) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YT28hCyXsLs
KZ: In your articles, you have alluded to the fact that the U.S. mainstream media evaded and downplayed the truth about 9/11 and tried to cover up the reality behind it. Meanwhile, they laid the groundwork for the military expedition of the United States and its cronies to two independent, sovereign states. Why do the mainstream media in the United States, which you may admit that are mostly run by well-off Zionists, refused to investigate and analyse the 9/11 attacks objectively and impartially? Does it indicate that the U.S. media, contrary to the accepted wisdom of the public opinion, are not absolutely free to publish whatever they want?
AL: It is no secret that today's mainstream media and the major Hollywood production companies are owned or controlled by Jews, many of them Zionists, and that many if not most are almost certainly biased towards the well-being of the Jewish state of Israel. Of course there will be loud cries of "foul", if one relates these factors to the obvious areas which should have been reported or looked into by the mainstream media, but were not. There are so many areas of obvious discrepancy, relating to the ongoing coverage of 9/11, two prime examples being the non-identification of the murder weapons, as explained above, and the fact that the strange collapse of WTC 7 was glossed over by the media and not even mentioned in the Commission's report. This brought to light the virtual disappearance of what used to be called investigative journalism, while calls from independent researchers and public-opinion polls for a more thorough investigation of the obvious anomalies in the 9/11 Commission's report have fallen on stony ground, because the mainstream media, quite clearly, will the not address these issues with any seriousness.
Once again, I can't really give you a clear answer to the last part of question two, because I have no evidence that there is outside pressure on the media, but I'm inclined to think that, given AIPAC's power and who owns the media, very little pressure would be required to prevent reports which may be detrimental to Israel from surfacing in the press or on T.V.
KZ: on several occasions, you criticized the U.S. Congress for its overabundant loyalty and commitment to the Apartheid Regime of Israel. You have stated that "a majority of the curren membership of the United States congress are, in fact, traitors to their own nation, because they have indicated, time and time again, a desire to put the protection of the Apartheid State of Israel ahead of considerations for the safety and security of the realm to which they have been pledged their allegiance: The United States of America." Is there any certain mechanism within the political structure of the United States which promotes pro-Israel politicians to Congress, Senate and other sensitive governmental positions? In an exclusive interview with me, the American political scientist Prof. Naseer Aruri expressed an interesting statement. He said that no politician with an anti-Zionist mindset could ever dream of living in the White House. Do you agree? Why is it so?
AL: I totally agree with Professor Aruri. I cannot see anyone being voted in as Dog Catcher, if that is an elective position in any of the United States, were they are not prepared to show that they support Israel, 100%. The way that so many members of the House and Senate have signed letters which actually pledge their allegiance to Israel—even in the face of conflicting policies being stated by their own president—is evidence of their treason. Sure, some people will argue about the exact conditions which must apply for such pledges to amount to treason, but the U.S. is still engaged in two wars, if you count the war on terror, and the Libyan conflict could easily escalate into another war, whether declared or not, and Israel will be looking to further its own best interests in the region, which will almost certainly not coincide with America's best interests—by which I mean the best interests of American citizens, not their administrators—and the Israeli attack on the USS Liberty, in 1967, that killed 34 American servicemen, should be warning enough that Israel is not to be trusted, when it feels threatened by anyone. So what would these pledges of allegiance or solidarity towards Israel mean, if a similar incident took place?
KZ: Putting aside its militaristic and imperialistic face, United States is deemed by many nations of the world as a superpower which can benefit them in terms of economy and diplomacy. The United States maintains strong relations with so many countries in the world. Canada, China, Mexico, Japan and Germany are the top 5 trade partners of the United States. However, among the countries with which the U.S. maintains strong diplomatic, economic and cultural relations, Israel occupies a special berth. The United States has regularly vetoed any UNSC resolution critical of Israel, justified Israel's war crimes and crimes against humanity, helped Israel extend its umbrella of occupation over the Palestinian nation and prevented the international community from investigating Israel's illegal nuclear program. What has created such a strong and unbreakable linkage between Tel Aviv and Washington? What causes the United States to present itself as the unconditional supporter and patron of the Israeli regime?
Anthony: As I have indicated in my video, Friends of Israel — Enemies Inside the Gates, there seem to be two basic reasons for the strong and unbreakable linkage between Tel Aviv and Washington: arcane beliefs and money. If a person is a Zionist, and believes that Israel really was promised to the Jews, in perpetuity, by their God, several thousand years ago, whether they are Jews or Zionists Christians, that would be reason enough to support Israel, come Hell or high water. But, I suspect the stronger reason is more likely to be money and power, which are pretty much the same thing or, at least, interchangeable. Referring back to Professor Aruri's statement, I would broaden it to: "No politician with an anti-Zionist mindset could ever dream of living in the White House or of sitting in the House of Representatives or the Senate for any significant length of time." The reason being that they could never buck the big bucks that AIPAC would put up to defeat them at the next election. And the magic of it all is that it doesn't cost Israel a shekel, because the U.S. pays Israel $3.1 billion plus in aid, every year, so it can afford to back candidates from both parties. As long as they pledge to keep that "aid" money rolling towards Tel Aviv, it can be rolled right back into their own campaign funds at election time. This is a mind-boggling feed-back system that would have had the Founding Fathers foaming at their mouths, had they considered that such a thing might be a possibility. Democracy didn't even exist in Ancient Greece, which was a slave state, and it certainly doesn't exist in the United States, although so many U.S. presidents claim that it is an exportable commodity, if only at the point of an M16 carbine I guess the short answer is: Tel Aviv controls the U.S., not Washington.
KZ: The critics of Israeli regime are always conveniently vilified as anti-Semitist and those who question the veracity of Holocaust accounts are offhandedly called neo-Nazis. Whoever dares criticize Israel for its crimes against humanity and brutal repression of the Palestinian nation is disrespectfully dismissed by the mainstream media. What has given the Israeli regime and the Zionist lobby around the world such an immense and enormous power to suffocate all of the critics and opponents by introducing them as the enemies of Judaism?
AL: Money and dedication to a cause is what enables the perpetuation of these absurd and unwarranted insults. If something is repeated often enough, in the media, it is believed by those who lack the power to think for themselves. And it is the Zionist-owned media that can afford to repeat them, over and over. With regard to people who are unable to think for themselves, unfortunately, I think early religious teachings must take some of the blame for the underdevelopment of young minds, in the area of free thinking, because being encouraged to blindly believe in something that cannot be seen, heard or touched must affect the ability or willingness of a young person to question other things about their lives and relationships with others. Which means that their minds are wide open to other suggestions which may appear quite reasonable, but which are not, if they only gave them some thought. Whatever the cause of this lack of awareness in so many people, most people who are able to think for themselves must realise that the accusation of anti-Semitism has long passed its sell-by date, if it ever had a legitimate one. In fact it is a total misnomer, it doesn't mean anti-Jewish, because the word Semitic refers to a group of languages, not a belief system. I counter this with my own word combination: Anti-NastyPeopleism. This is quite an okay emotion to have, and if one of those nasty people happens to be a Jew or a Zionist, that is not my problem it is theirs.
KZ: Two of your impressive video files namely "Holocaust, Hate Speech & Were the Germans so Stupid?" and No-Fly Zone over Gaza were flagrantly removed by the YouTube in clear violation of the freedom of speech and democracy. By disabling the truth-seeking internet users to watch your insightful videos, YouTube demonstrated that it can be hardly trusted as a reliable and truthful source of information. Please explain for me and my readers about the contents of your video files and let us know about your idea regarding their removal from YouTube. Do you agree with the belief that the Western world is not that beacon of freedom and cradle of liberty which its statesmen claim?
AL: An operation like YouTube is wide open to abuse from people who have no regard for freedom of speech and expression. Ever since the first video you mention was taken down, because of a false copyright-infringement claim, which was not looked into by the YouTube "Team"—even when I pointed out that the claimant had given an incorrect telephone number and the material it was claimed I was infringing is not even available on the Internet—I've given up trying to fight them, because that is what such people want me to do: waste my energy fighting a corporation which doesn't care a damn about anyone or anything, except making money. It is a world sickness: never mind the quality of our operation, feel the money it makes. These days, I never use the word "believe" in relation to my thoughts, because it has the wrong connotation. People believe things that, quite obviously, may not have any basis in fact, so I prefer the word "think". So the answer is that I don't think that the Western world is a beacon of freedom or cradle of liberty. Most of its elements are as corrupt and as rotten to the core as any of the regimes which have already fallen or which are teetering, in the Arab world, right now.
Here's a question for you, rhetorical I guess: Have you ever seen anything as gross as the royal wedding and the coverage given to it by the media? How much did all that cost to prop up the idea that monarchy still has something to offer in this day and age? The world didn't stop when Israel invaded Gaza, but it stopped, as far as the BBC and CNN were concerned, when a couple of young people of no particular noteworthiness got married I cannot look at any of those pictures or listen to the inane commentaries without thinking of the massive degradation of decency that went into the planning of that appalling display of wealth, or the mental illness that makes certain people think that the frock worn by so-and-so has any meaning at all, in the wider picture of human decency and compassion for the suffering of others. It was a disgrace.
KZ: According to the Article 19 of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights which was highlighted in your video, everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression and there should be no exception to this rule. However, those who benefit from aggrandizing the story of Holocaust and exaggerating its extent are at odds with this inalienable freedom. Why has the Holocaust become a forbidden zone which nobody can enter? What's your personal viewpoint regarding the accounts which have been given about Holocaust? Did the Nazi Germany under the leadership of Adolf Hitler exterminate 6 million Jews is gassing chambers?
AL: It would be hard to answer in a single paragraph what I took a 30 minute video to examine. During WW II, atrocities of monumental proportions were committed by both sides. The thousand-bomber raids launched on the civilian population of Germany and the droppings of two atomic bombs on civilians in Japan are prime examples. There is no doubt in my mind that English and American politicians and military staff sat and cold-bloodedly planned those atrocities. They would have been classed as war criminals had Germany won the war. On the other hand, it seems that there is no solid evidence that Germany put in train a plan to systematically murder Jews using gas chambers. I have no doubt that some Germans were as cruel as some of those bombing-raid planners, and that a lot of unnecessary deaths resulted from that cruel streak, which seems to show itself in so many humans, but I do not think that the facts support the planned systematic-extermination scenario that the ever-growing number of Holocaust museums claim was perpetrated by the Germans. And I would add that the more I hear and see of the attempts to gag open discussion on this uniquely banned historical subject, the more I am convinced that some things are being covered up and others invented in order to perpetuate some of the Holocaust stories that would not stand up to a thorough and impartial examination.
KZ: Let's take a glance at the developments taking place in the Middle East region. Almost all of the nations in the Persian Gulf region which are experiencing revolutions or semi-revolutions, from Egypt and Tunisia to Libya, Bahrain, Yemen and Saudi Arabia, have been the staunch allies of Washington. One feature is common between all of these countries and that is their repressiveness and black human rights record. Why does the United States support and uphold brutal regimes such as Bahrain, Libya and Yemen who relentlessly massacre their own people and refuse to be held accountable before the international community?
AL: I don't claim to have anything more than a distant bystander's knowledge of these issues, so all I can do is put two and two together from observing the diplomatic Merry-Go-Round between the various countries you mention, over the last few years. Clearly, the United States has no interest in these countries becoming democracies, or in the wellbeing of their citizens; the arming of Saudi Arabia demonstrating its blatant show of support for one of the most elitist regimes in the world. Bearing in mind the control exercised by Zionists in the U.S., I think it is almost a certainty that each potential flash-point is looked at, not from America's point-of-view, but from Israel's. The change of regime in Egypt, which has a common border and a long-standing peace pact with Israel, is going to be one of the most telling areas to watch, in view of the Egyptian people's stated concerns about Gaza and the Palestinians. These recent uprisings and demonstrations of discontent must have sent tsunami-sized shock waves through whatever diplomatic damage-control systems the Washington-Tel Aviv axis had in place, so it would be a brave or foolhardy observer who would try to guess what is likely to happen, except to say that whatever does happen it is unlikely to be very pretty to watch on our TV screens or read about on the Internet.
KZ: United States and its European allies have long accused Iran of pursuing a military nuclear program. They have lethally pressured Iran to give up its nuclear program and imposed hard-hitting sanctions against the country which have paralyzed the daily life of people here. At the same time and while almost everybody knows that Israel possesses up to 200 nuclear warheads, nobody dares question Israel on its nuclear program. How should one come to terms with this exercise of double standards?
AL: I have tried to address this issue in several of my videos, the most pertinent being:
Iran and the International Bureau of Double Standards http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czDi0Koct94&feature=email
Double Vendetta — The Insanity of the Iran Confrontation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhp3kJv1H9I
The huge barrier to any common-sense approach to this problem is Zionist-controlled America's and Britain's unforgiving attitude, and, perhaps, even suppressed guilt for their imposition of the Shah on a nation struggling to achieve a working form of democracy, in 1953, while their most valuable natural resource was being plundered by foreign oil companies, and I can do no better in answering your question, than to copy some excerpts from the script of this video:
"Britain's Secret Intelligence Service, MI6 assisted [the CIA] in the coup to protect the interests of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company—now the newly-infamous British Petroleum. Under a disgracefully unbalanced agreement, the shareholders received 58% of the profits; the British collected 30%, in taxes, while Iran received a measly 12%. So the motive for overthrowing Dr. Mossadegh and Iran's constitutionally-elected government was pure greed...."
" Perhaps to the surprise only of the tunnel-visioned British and American administrations, the Iranians decided, in 1979, that they'd had enough of the Shah and his vicious National Intelligence and Security Organization — SAVAK...."
"There followed the United States Embassy hostage crisis, destined to forever colour U.S./ Iranian relations. The Iranian regime was demanding the return of the recently-deposed Shah, to face trial, but he was allowed into the United States for medical treatment, and it was feared that this could mean that a CIA plot was being hatched to reinstate him. Approximately 90 people were taken hostage and 52 remained in captivity until the end of the crisis, four hundred and forty-four days later...."
"This incident still reverberates, within the collective American administrative psyche, as an insult. An insult yet to be expunged. Leaving what can be accurately described as: A vendetta against any Iranian regime which fails to do what it is told to do, by America.
Thank you for asking me to take part in your interesting series of interviews; it has been a challenge, but also a great pleasure to share my thoughts with you.
Kourosh Ziabari is an Iranian media correspondent, freelance journalist and the author of Book 7+1. He is a contributing writer for websites and magazines in the Netherlands, Canada, Italy, Hong Kong, Bulgaria, South Korea, Belgium, Germany, the U.K. and the U.S. He was once a member of Stony Brook University Publications' editorial team and Media Left magazine's contributing writer, as well as a contributing writer for Finland's Award-winning Ovi Magazine.
Kourosh Ziabari was named the winner of winners in the category of media activities at the National Organization of Youths festival. He was honored by the Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, receiving the honorary mention signed by him and the silver medal of Iran's Superior Youth. The media activities category did not award the Gold and Bronze medal to any participant.
As a young Iranian journalist, Kourosh has been interviewed and quoted by several mainstream mediums, including BBC World Service, PBS Media Shift, the Media Line network, Deutsch Financial Times and L.A. Times. Currently, he works for the Foreign Policy Journal as a media correspondent. He is a member of Tlaxcala Translators Network for Linguistic Diversity and World Student Community for Sustainable Development. You can write to Kourosh Ziabari at: kziabari@gmail.com
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http://www.jta.org/news/article/2011/05/02/3087401/reform-leaders-rally-around-rick-jacobs-in-wake-of-attack-on-his-zionist-credentials "Reform defends Richard Jacobs as critics attack his Israel positions" Excerpts: SAN FRANCISCO (JTA) -- An angry exchange over the Zionist credentials of the incoming president of the Reform movement has intensified and exploded onto the public stage. The conflict pits the movement's leadership against a group of dissidents who say they represent a growing number of Reform Jews upset by the movement's "leftward shift." Last week the dissident group, which calls itself Jews Against Divisive Leadership and is led by Washington-area Zionist activist Carol Greenwald, placed an ad in a number of Jewish newspapers criticizing the recent appointment of Rabbi Richard Jacobs as the next president of the Union for Reform Judaism. Greenwald, who is chairman of Holocaust Museum Watch, a group that its website says is "Monitoring the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's Failure to Expose Arab Anti-Semitism and to Chronicle its Dangers to World Jewry," and a board member of the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America, or CAMERA, also has an Op-Ed in JTA slamming Jacobs. The ad, signed by some three dozen members of U.S. Reform congregations, suggested that Jacobs is not sufficiently pro-Israel to head their religious denomination. It notes that he is on the rabbinic cabinet of J Street and the board of the New Israel Fund, two organizations that promote left-wing causes related to Israel. The ad calls upon the Union for Reform Judaism to reconsider Jacobs' appointment or risk driving "mainstream Zionists" out of the Reform movement.
Raul Reeve May 5, 2011 6:14 am (Pacific time)
Thanks for this. Nowhere else except on Salem News will you find such an unorthodox perspective. You don't have to agree with what Lawson says about the Holocaust and 9/11 to congratulate you for supporting freedom of speech. And he's definitely right about Zionist power.
Barcodebeauty May 3, 2011 1:23 am (Pacific time)
At least someone will come out and say it and expose the Zionist crimes for what they are. Thank you for bravely speaking up.
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It was not long after battle of Nibelungen that Seras would be chosen as heir by Mythos. A choice that was strange on the outside without context, Mythos seemed to put a certain kind of faith in the young woman. She had been there at Atrisia when it was raised to the ground and survived. She was at his resurrection and met him once again by 'chance' not long after and followed this up by performing exceptionally in the battle of Nibelungen. As for what Seras herself thought about all this after agreeing to it, overwhelmed would be a good word. It was no small thing to be told 'you are the heir of all this now' and her acceptance of that role weight heavily on her mind. Not in the manner of 'can i do it', but 'where do i start'. In the end she chose to seek the council of someone she had not yet met, but had aided them greatly in the last battle. Kainan Wolfe, the Admiral who had lead the Shrouded Republic to their aid. From what she had heard he was both an ally and a capable leader of men. So when Seras made her request to meet him, it was for two simple reasons. One was to simply get to know the man. They would surely be working together in the future as allies, so coming to an understanding would be good for them both. The second reason was to go over the strategy and tactics that had been used in their invasion. How they were done, what could have been done better, what needed to stay the same in the future. A lesson in tactics and strategy.
So it was that Seras would appear at the Command Center that was currently directing the majority of the overseeing for Nibelungen's new military. It was a well defended building and though she was not sure what its use had been before, not it was certainly imposing now if it had not been originally. That did not deter the young woman, Seras continuing to move at a steady pace after taking in the outside. She was garbed as ever in simple robes made up of a red inner layer, white in the middle and black over it. Her left eye was covered by a simple black eye patch, with golden drawing showing closed eyelids. On her left hip was a vibroblade and her right a blaster pistol. While she did not carry herself with the feeling of 'royalty', Seras did give off a feeling of being a person with a strong sense of purpose, of drive. Though what that was for was yet to be seen.
After going through a checkpoint Seras would be escorted to the main area of the command center at the heart of the compound. It was a room filled with monitors, intelligence officers, comms officers, intelligence analysts and even a Warrant Officer here and there. To call it busy was surely a understatement, but given how long they had been there this was not much of a surprise. Between Jedi Resistance remnants and other issues, they would likely be at this level of activity for quite a while to come. Amongst all the people and bodies how ever, Seras only looked for one and after a few moments she would find Wolfe and walk over. "Lord Wolfe, greetings. Work never ceases." She said with a quick glance over a nearby monitor that a officer was working at, before returning her single eyed gaze back to him, her grey eye's gaze steady, calm.
Edited by Seras Rose, 13 January 2018 - 08:43 PM.
The man who led the Shrouded Republic on its two-year exodus was surprisingly younger than most people would initially believe him to be. Beneath the scars and the graying hair, was someone who was only a few years older than Seras Rose herself. But despite that, he certainly carried himself like a much older individual, one who has seen the worst that the galaxy had to offer.
He wore a crisp military uniform which bore the rank bars that marked him as Grand Admiral, the coat opened to expose the armored chestplate underneath. He was not wearing his signature fur-lined cloak, as the climate on Nibelungen was too warm for it, but that did little to detract from his imposing demeanor. Blaster pistol held within an old-fashioned leather holster and lightsaber hanging from his belt, Wolfe carried himself with the casual air authority of a natural and experienced leader. His very presence seemed to command respect.
When Seras arrived, Wolfe had just finished with a staff meeting, going over assignment schedules for the fleet, as well as an acquisitions list, as evidenced by the holograms and the information displayed on the various viewscreens. A list of requirements for a new class of Star Destroyer could be clearly seen on one screen, while another specifically outlined the acquisition order for three new Valiant-class Star Destroyers, like the one Wolfe was currently using as his flagship.
Wolfe looked up from the datapad in his hand when Seras greeted her, his intense, ice-blue eyes fixing on her as he responded. "Greetings, princess," he said, his voice deep and raspy. "That is so, indeed. Good work takes time, effort and dedication. How may I help you?" he asked.
Seras was not one who gave off any particular feeling to those who looked upon her, not upon a casual inspection. But those with more experience might see something else within her calm demeanor and soft spoken tones. A silent determination and inner focus that spoke volumes about the young woman. Is Kainan had heard of her battle against a Jedi Master and Padawan, he just might be able to guess how deep that focus and determination had already taken her... And perhaps how far it might take her in the future.
Seras was not surprised by the man's exceptional appearance, it was as expected if anything to her. Crisp and uniform, military and exceptionally strict looking. He was a rather intimidating man up close as one would expect. But so was Mythos and quite a few people she had met already. It did not mean she felt nothing from his presence, merely that the young woman already knew how to deal with such pressure. What she was not used to was being called 'Princess'. Sure, it was correct form of address and all but it still felt award. Given how she had started out life as an Orphan on Manaan, it was even amusing in a way. As her voice spoke it was in a decidedly feminine, calm tone. There was no edge to her voice but neither was it dull and disinterested. It was more like the wind, simple and plain while going where it willed. "I was hoping to go over a few things with you. Both on our original invasions plans of Nibelungen and our plans moving forward. As Heir, i would like to know the minds and ways of those i shall be working with." Seras already had a schedule with another person of interest, namely the Anubian Skorvek who she was going to be training with. She had little time to build connections so she was using what little time they did have as effictively and efficiently as she could.
With a side long glance, she looked at the schematics that showed a new class of Star Destroyer that was currently on screen. If they were there she would take a look at any estimates that could be seen. When she had been a Jedi, Seras had been quite at home helping work on ships and while it had never turned into a full out 'job', she was fairly well acquainted with them in general. "It would pair well with the Angramar's. Similar speeds, designs that offset the others weaknesses.." She mused lightly to herself in a pleased sort of way before returning her full attention to Kainan Wolfe. If that was intentional or not, Seras knew not but it was a good thing to see regardless. "I am pleased to see such."


More and more research is showing that our gut can have a profound effect on the rest of our body, which means there are lots of "acne diets" popping up to avoid foods that cause acne—but are any of them the real deal?
It comes as no surprise that our diet can affect the rest of our body in profound ways, so it would make sense for there to be foods that cause acne in one way or another, but you may be surprised at how difficult it is to prove it. Studies involving diet have a million obstacles such as cost, non-compliant participants, and countless confounding factors, and because of all of these issues, there have not been any truly reliable studies done on the correlation between diet and acne. Still, the research has been improving in recent years, and many diet changes that could help reduce acne are typically healthy changes to make for the rest of your body as well. There are no official foods that cause acne, but we do have a few foods you may want to avoid. But before you start any kind of crash diet for acne, we have a few things to keep in mind.
There are no official foods that cause acne, but eating healthier can sometimes lead to clearer skin.
Diet clearly effects more than just our weight, so it might seem like common sense that there are some foods that cause acne and others that can help clear acne, but we advise you to be skeptical of "common sense" acne solutions. Many of them are old wives' tales or skin care myths.
Myth: Acne scrubs can clean the dirt out of blackheads and prevent oil buildup.
One acne solution that just makes sense is acne scrubs. They get rid of blackheads because they scrub away the dirt that gets trapped in your pores, and they strip the skin of excess oil to prevent blackheads as well. That just makes sense…right? The truth is, there are several issues with this line of reasoning. First of all, blackheads are not formed by dirt trapped in a pore. Blackheads form when oil and dead skin cells get stuck in a pore that is still slightly open. The air oxidizes the oil, turning it a dark color, sort of like when you bite into an apple and leave it on the counter.
The second issue involved is the scrubbing part. Unfortunately, any kind of scrubbing is usually bad for acne. This is because acne is primarily an inflammatory condition. Bacteria and oil production also play important roles, but inflammation is at the heart of acne, and scrubbing always causes inflammation. Acne scrubs irritate the skin, especially if you have dry or sensitive skin, and to protect itself, the skin triggers the inflammation response. This causes pores to constrict, and oil and bacteria to get trapped beneath the surface of the skin where they can create blackheads, whiteheads, and pimples. In reality, acne scrubs may cause more acne than they cure.
Myth: If an acne product stings, it's working.
Another piece of "common sense" acne advice is that an acne product is working if it tingles or stings. This myth likely came about because it burns when you apply rubbing alcohol to a minor cut, and everyone knows rubbing alcohol is good for small wounds. Except that it isn't.
Burning or stinging sensations are clear messages from your skin that it is being harmed, which is never a good thing. Although rubbing alcohol can help kill bacteria in a wound, it also slows the healing process because it hurts the surrounding skin tissue. A similar issue arises with acne: products that tingle or sting cause minor damage to the skin cells, and they try to protect themselves through inflammation and additional oil production, which can easily lead to more acne. Unfortunately, acne products that sting may actually make acne worse.
Myth: Acne is caused by our modern diets.
There is a possibility that diet plays a role in acne, but it is not the only factor. So many different things affect whether or not a person has acne: genetics, stress levels, air quality, sensitivity, and the list goes on. Diet may be one factor in this equation, but it is not the sole cause.
Some people cite the disparity between acne prevalence in Western societies compared to prevalence in indigenous or native cultures as proof that a Western diet is high in foods that cause acne, but beware of this oversimplification. This is one of those lines of logic that sounds like common sense, but can actually be misleading.
There are a huge number of differences between Western culture and most native cultures, not just diet. For instance, in most Western cultures, you are expected to be stressed all the time. Many people live in a constant state of mild to moderate stress because it is just part of the culture. Indigenous cultures also have plenty of stressors, but for many native cultures, you don't have to be stressed all the time for society to acknowledge that you're working hard. Unlike diet, research has found a clear link between stress and increased acne, so it may be more plausible to say that when Western culture invades native culture, it spreads stress which leads to acne. But then again, stress may not be the answer either. The point is that there could be any number of reasons for cultural disparities in acne, because there are a variety of factors that go into acne.
We are hesitant to say definitively that there are any foods that cause acne, because of the aforementioned issues about incomplete research and the intricate web of variables that lead to acne, but there are certain foods that you can try to avoid. Most of these foods are not overly good for the rest of our body anyway, so for most people it can't hurt to reduce your intake, but even if you find certain foods that cause acne for you personally and decide to eat them less, dietary changes can't clear acne completely.
There has been much debate about whether or not dairy is related to acne. Some sources say yes, others say no, but the truth is that we aren't sure. The research is inconclusive and inconsistent, but dairy does possess qualities that could lead to acne.
Dairy contains hormones which could stimulate the production of excess oil and lead to increased acne.
The main reason dairy comes under fire as one of the foods that cause acne is due to its high hormone levels. Milk contains all kinds of hormones from cows, including reproductive hormones, non-reproductive hormones, growth hormones, and more. Hormones aren't necessarily a bad thing, we all need them to keep our bodies functioning regularly, but there's a reason teenagers tend to have more acne than adults.
When hormones fluctuate, the body tends to produce more oil which leads to more clogged pores, so it would make sense if milk and other dairy products, which have high levels of hormones, caused an increase in acne. But remember that just because something makes sense doesn't make it true. Some studies have found a correlation between milk and acne, but each of these are survey studies which ask participants about their dairy consumption habits and then compare the answers of participants with acne to those without acne. Some studies have found acne is more likely in participants who drank significantly more milk than other participants.
If you are looking to change up your diet to avoid foods that cause acne, dairy may be a good candidate to get rid of, but remember that correlation is not the same as causation, meaning that even though people with acne tended to drink more milk according to some studies, that doesn't necessarily mean milk was causing any problem.
If you've ever gone on a candy binge and felt completely wired, only to crash half an hour later, you learned a hard-won lesson in glycemic index and glycemic load. Glycemic index measures how quickly certain foods cause a spike in blood sugar, and glycemic load measures how big that spike is. Foods with a high glycemic index spike blood sugar quickly. For instance, honey has a glycemic index of 55, so honey delivers sugar to your bloodstream pretty fast.
But glycemic load is the important number, because it measures how much a food raises your blood sugar. Some foods might seem incredibly sugary and bad for you because they have a high glycemic index, but remember, that number just tells you how quickly that food raises blood sugar. Some foods can affect blood sugar almost instantly, but they have a low glycemic load, meaning that "spike" in blood sugar is more like a nudge. For instance, honey has a moderate glycemic index of 55, but a low glycemic load of 9, so it wouldn't affect your blood sugar very much.
All of this relates to acne because spikes in blood sugar lead to increased levels of insulin, the hormone your body produces to help regulate blood sugar. Insulin activates various hormones to keep blood sugar steady, and some researchers believe these hormones could promote acne because they increase production. Potato chips, rice, macaroni and cheese are all potential examples of foods that cause acne due to their high glycemic load.
In 1969, one study found that chocolate does not lead to more acne, and we all rejoiced, but now researchers are questioning whether chocolate is as harmless as we'd hoped. Sadly, chocolate combines both of the previous foods: dairy and foods with a high glycemic load, so chocolate may be one of the foods that cause acne, if an official link is found. There have been several studies on the effects of chocolate on acne in the last six or seven years, all of which found that chocolate leads to increased acne to some degree.
In 2016, some hopeful researchers decided to investigate dark chocolate specifically because dark chocolate is rich in antioxidants, which reduce inflammation in the body, and so might reduce acne as well. This study was different from the survey study that investigated the link between dairy and acne. These researchers gathered 25 young men and asked them to abstain from all chocolate for four weeks, then after that time, they asked each participant to eat 25 grams of dark chocolate, smaller than the size of a regular Hershey bar, every day for the next four weeks. The study found that their acne increased significantly while eating the chocolate.
Although this seems like the final nail in the coffin for chocolate and acne, it's important to remember that acne is caused by many different factors, and even if you stop eating chocolate all together, acne needs a consistent skin care routine in order to really improve.
If your diet doesn't seem to make any difference in your acne, try cutting out one food at a time instead of changing everything all at once. This way you might be able to identify which foods have an effect on your skin. Plus, cutting out several foods completely can be very stressful, and that added stress could be contributing to your acne. There is no miracle diet that will cure acne, so give yourself a little wiggle room and breathe. You don't need to stop drinking milk, and you will not instantly break out if you take one bite of a chocolate bar. Instead of restricting yourself completely, try to cut back a little on these foods that cause acne. This should also help decrease stress surrounding the dietary changes.
The best way to make your acne diet work for you is to keep up with your regular skin care as well. Try using a gentle, consistent skin care routine that incorporates scientific and natural ingredients to address as many potential causes of acne as possible. Exposed Skin Care is one of the only skin care companies out there that offers products that don't try to scrub, sting, or burn your acne away. Our skin care kits range from low-maintenance to luxurious, so there are options for everyone.
Cutting out foods that cause acne might help clear your skin a little, but the best way to get rid of acne is with the Exposed 3-step system.


my cats started walking on ber back legs instead of her back paws. She does walk on her front paws. Could this have something to do with her weight.
Kibbles is a pretty kitty! Yes, she does look a bit heavy, but you only have one photo of her, so it's hard to tell. Honestly, this is a question for your vet. Any unusual behavior should be addressed by a pro (we're not vets here). If she needs to lose weight, get your vet to calculate how many calories she needs per day, and how long it should take her to achieve the desired weight (dieting too fast can cause a fatal liver condition). If you don't have a vet, or your vet is not able to address your problem, find another vet. Yes, times are tough right now. But she's been with you for many years--she's your child. Try to find the money. Some vets take installment plans. Shelters can give you advice about cheap vets. Many purrs and prayers.
I also think you should get a vet check. Just being fat usually doesn't make cats walk like that. Jester was about the same size as Kibbles and always walked on her toes/feet However there are some medical issues that could cause her to have weak back legs or have neuralogical issues that can cause that. If she is also drinking a lot of water and peeing a lot it's really important to see the vet in case she has diabetes or kidney issues and may need meds or special food. Kibbles isn't really old yet but older cats with arthritis can also get stiff/weak rear ends that can affect their walking. Glocosamine chondroitin supplements can really help arthritis in cats. A vet will be able to check her out and figure out what is going on and if she needs to lose weight or has any illnesses or athritis. If you don't have a vet already try to find one who is experienced with cats and they'll be able to figure out what is going on with Kibbles.
There is a human neurological disease called Guillain-Barre syndrome that causes people to do what your cat is doing. It's almost like these people don't know where their feet are. In people, the disease can also cause hallucinations. If your cat is showing any other strange symptoms, I would absolutely take her to the vet. I don't think that Guillain-Barre is a feline disease, but chances are cats can contract something like it. Whatever it is, it's not normal and she needs to be seen by a veterinary professional.
First, you need to get your cat to a vet for a diagnosis, and a diet. Your vet will work with you on what food is best for your cat to lose a little weight. Second, Guillain-Barre syndrome is believed to be caused by an autoimmune response to some type of viral infection or vaccine in humans. The exact cause is not known. It is characterized by abrupt and rapid onset of muscle weakness and paralysis. This does not sound like anything your cat is suffering from (as the one poster mentioned). You just need to get a diagnosis from your vet. Good luck with your kitty.


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That's what Tuesday's release of OS X Lion is all about: building on the App Store and iCloud. That's what Microsoft's forthcoming Windows 8 is all about: building on unified IDs on everything from Windows Phone 7 to Office to Xbox and Skype.
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My mind was fixed on physical circumstances. I was simply looking for conditions to improve. Perhaps my successes had me ego trippin. I began to turn to my own strategies and (wo)man-made solutions to fill my voids. I was an Elijah. And like Elijah, I deserted my post and ran for my life…seeking refuge…in search of "better conditions".
I like to believe that God gave me specific instructions to move to Charleston, South Carolina. (It could have very well been an emotional reflex move.) The last time I moved away from everything I knew and everyone I cared about to live on my own was in 2006 when I moved to Fayetteville, Arkansas for graduate school. The difference between that move and this one…I had a family now—a husband and two small children—so the stakes were higher. Not only did the Holy Spirit deliberately speak Charleston to me, I was also led to believe that this would be the place where God would restore me. I was an assistant professor at a flagship institution, just a year or so from having tenure and I was only 31 years old.
What in my life needed to be restored at such a young age one might ask?
My bones. My dry bones. Dehydrated from a high-speed agenda, sky-scraping goals and racial delusions. I was an ambush predator, sitting and waiting for opportunities to come along. And all the while, I could see vultures circling in the sky, patiently waiting for my figurative death.
I needed desperately a wellspring of radical hope to flow over me. I. Ran. For. My. Life. Found a new job. Negotiated my own contract for the first time. Same script, different cast.
I moved my family to the east coast where I worked on the peninsula, indulged in real diversity, ate shrimp and grits, and saw dolphins every other day at Battery Park. I was living inside the verse of a freedom song, being bold and relishing in my "improved circumstances", but my spiritual condition reflected the solemn refrain of Rachelle Ferrell singing Wounds in the Way.
Too many hearts. Too many hearts devise ways to tolerate toxic situations. We then find ourselves depending on those situations, our relationships and our careers to fix what's broken in us. You see, at this point, my physical conditions had improved. Sullivan's Island and Folly Beach looked and felt like refuge, but like Elijah, I was just benefiting from other human strategies to be content. I would go to work determined to "take back what was stolen from me", failing to realize how careless I had been all along. Constantly leaving myself open. Nothing was taken from me that I didn't give away.
I moved there the same summer Dylan Roof opened fire during the Bible study at Emanuel A.M.E. Church and the community was not shying away from the issue of racism and race relations. Families of the nine victims forgave the white supremacist who took away their most precious gifts. Healing was happening in many forms—publicly and personally.
What God needed to convey to me was something I could only hear while living in the Holy City while the nation had been shaken over the Mother Emanuel massacre. It was in Charleston that I came to terms with my wounds. Lodged in my core, were insults and injuries I incurred in my twenties as a young, malleable, black woman trying to find my place. I learned to love my fellowman.
I'll never forget the evening I was sailing along the beautiful Charleston Harbor, past Fort Sumter, along the Battery and beneath the Ravenel Bridge, when the sun took a bow and I reflected on my past insanities. I caught a glimpse of glory. I forgave myself and everybody else.


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Q: How to Construct an Object with an Arraylist as Parameter? I want to implement a class for Museum objects.
Each museum Has a name and can contain different Art objects.
Art Objects are implemented within another class
Each Art Object has 3 attributes (name, artist, value)
class Pieces_of_art {
    private String name;
    private String artist;
    private float value;

    Pieces_of_art(String name, String artist, float value) {
        this.name = name;
        this.artist = artist;
        this.value = value;
    }
}

class museum {
    Arraylist<Pieces_of_art> set = new ArrayList<>();
    //Initializing Arraylist with type "Piece_of_art" called set and it's empty?
    String name;

    museum(String name, Arraylist<Pieces_of_art> set) {
        this.name = name;
        set = new ArrayList<Piece_of_art>();
    }
}

I don't really understand how it is possible to use and arraylist within a constructor as an empty parameter

A: There seems no hard to understand. Constructor is a special kind of method. As a method, why not take a List as parameter?
By the way, in your case, you have initialized set parameter already. If you want to make use of it. try below
museum(String name, Arraylist<Pieces_of_art> set) {
    this.name = name;
    this.set.addAll(set);
}

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The Ruhar hit us on Columbus Day. There we were, innocently drifting along the cosmos on our little blue marble, like the Native Americans in 1492. Over the horizon came ships of a technologically advanced, aggressive culture, and BAM! There went the good old days, when humans got killed only by each other. So, Columbus Day. It fits. When the morning sky twinkled again, this time with Kristang starships jumping in to hammer the Ruhar, we thought we were saved.
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All Systems Red
By: Martha Wells
Narrated by: Kevin R. Free
All Systems Red is the tense first science fiction adventure novella in Martha Wells' series The Murderbot Diaries. For fans of Westworld, Ex Machina, Ann Leckie's Imperial Raadch series, or Iain M. Banks' Culture novels. The main character is a deadly security droid that has bucked its restrictive programming and is balanced between contemplative self-discovery and an idle instinct to kill all humans.
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Spiral Wars, Book 1
By: Joel Shepherd
One thousand years after Earth was destroyed in an unprovoked attack, humanity has emerged victorious from a series of terrible wars to assure its place in the galaxy. But during celebrations on humanity's new homeworld, the legendary Captain Pantillo of the battle carrier Phoenix is court-martialed then killed, and his deputy, Lieutenant Commander Erik Debogande, the heir to humanity's most powerful industrial family, is framed for his murder.
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Robert E. Howard's Conan the Cimmerian Barbarian
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By: Robert E. Howard, Finn J. D. John
Narrated by: Finn J. D. John
This collection contains all of Robert E. Howard's Conan the Cimmerian stories published during his lifetime, contextualized with biographical details of their author.
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The Five Trials
By: Mike Truk
Narrated by: Leo Barnabas
My name's Noah Kilmartin. I'm from Ruddock, Ohio, and I'm absolutely, 100 percent unqualified to save the universe from the slavering demonic hordes of the super evil queen Lilith. Too bad nobody asked my opinion. All I've got to do is pass five lethal trials that'll prove I'm the universe's last chance at salvation. To do so, I'll have to lean hard on those three years of Okinawan jiu-jutsu classes I took in high school, learn to wield my new magic sword, and, oh yeah - select five women to flesh out my team.
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The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet
Wayfarers, Book 1
By: Becky Chambers
Narrated by: Rachel Dulude
Follow a motley crew on an exciting journey through space - and one adventurous young explorer who discovers the meaning of family in the far reaches of the universe - in this lighthearted debut space opera from a rising sci-fi star.
The best of humanity among the stars
By Felicia J on 07-06-19
The Singularity Trap
When Ivan Pritchard signs on as a newbie aboard the Mad Astra, it's his final, desperate stab at giving his wife and children the life they deserve. He can survive the hazing of his crewmates, and how many times, really, can near-zero g make you vomit? But there's another challenge looming out there, in the farthest reaches of human exploration, that will test every man, woman and AI on the ship - and will force Ivan to confront the very essence of what makes him human.
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Mysterious aliens...ruthless terrorists...androids with attitude...genetic manipulation...punch-ups with lasers...giant spaceships...what more do you want? A collection by the author of Gridlinked, The Skinner, In the Line of Polity, Cowl, Brass Man, and The Voyage of the Sable Keech.
©2006 Neal Asher (P)2012 Audible, Inc.
"Asher will definitely appeal to connoisseurs of sophisticated adventure-oriented science fiction." ( Publishers Weekly)
"Readers with a taste for dense, high-concept science fiction will find much to admire in Neal Asher." ( The Washington Post)
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Great into to Asher
This creative collection of short stories by Neal Asher will provide an excellent introduction to his work for those unfamiliar with it, as the standalone stories cover his favorite themes and strengths: high-intensity action, richly described alien biologies, villainous religious cults, and much violence. Returning readers will also be rewarded by references and tie-ins to his other future histories, The Polity, and The Owner universes.
The title novella, 'The Engineer', deserves special attention due to its length and polish. A Polity story, it tells of the discovery of an ancient alien escape pod by a science vessel who manage to revive the advanced being within. News of the discovery brings attention from various factions and soon a classic Asher full-scale conflict erupts. I was a little surprised by the altruism and bio-centric technology of the Jain alien in this story, having only the example from Asher's "Orbus" novel to compare with, but as is clearly shown with the various human factions in the Polity stories, species and societies are more diverse that any single specimen would illustrate.
The three "Owner" stories shared a common plot device for their climaxes, so I won't spoil them with a description, other than to say I would have appreciated a more varied 'reveal' in the stories chosen to accompany one another in a collection. Taken individually, all three are thrilling and wholly engaging stories that bring a low-tech fantasy element to Asher's SF which I hadn't seen before.
My favorite story in the collection, "Spatterjay" is probably the most dependent on a familiarity with Asher's other novels, in this case the Polity trilogy of the same title, as it deals with a setting and characters so vividly colorful that they are difficult to absorb in so few pages. It serves as a prequel to those novels, and even more so than any of the other stories in the collection it brings some wild alien biology to life for the reader- a whole ecology in fact!
The other five stories here each have interesting aspects, but can be grouped and summarized by saying they revolve around unique alien biological oddities which are expanded and extrapolated into skeletons on which to hang a brief story. Interpersonal drama, tension, and subtlety are not really to be found here, but imaginative and intense moments of action will make them memorable for most readers, I believe.
A very cool Colection
What about Todd McLaren's performance did you like?
Great as always
I would read it as a primer before his books or a chaser when your dun with his books.
If you like his stuff then you will like it. If you get it first and like it-- well the rest is gravy.
Blandly interesting
There were several stories in this book. The first story was interesting more than the others. In most of the stories I didn't feel much of a connection. The stories were OK but didn't have enough meat to carry them thru.
Bodosa
Fantastic Sci-Fi Storytelling, need more of this !
If you could sum up The Engineer ReConditioned in three words, what would they be?
Old school, humorous, engaging.
What other book might you compare The Engineer ReConditioned to, and why?
Its a tricky one, I think I would be drawn towards sci-fi/fantasy books I read as a child/teenager, Asher walks the line between both. The first story was quite stark and reminded me of Alien the movie (not a bad thing). After that it cheered up a bit, and amongst other things, for me it actually conjours up images and experiences of playing borderlands and fallout 3 PS3/Xbox games, in that the storytelling at times is tongue in cheek and pokes fun at conventions. It also has the classic god-like space traveller appearing throughout its stories, leaving me wanting to read more of these books to learn more about his origins.
Did Todd McLaren do a good job differentiating each of the characters? How?
Generally alright, the best thing I can say is his voices never got in the way of the story, which probably means actually he did a pretty good job.
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Difficult to answer because its a collection of shorter stories. but I'll try :0The Universe, Re-Engineered
Yes, I listen to my audiobooks on the move either on foot or in the car, and often am not able to eperate my generic audio playing device. This means I need clear audio breaks to signify the ending of a story and the start of the next. There were times listening to this when i was thrown with the abrupt conclusion of a story wandering into the start of the next which is why I scored the performance down (so not a reflection of the reader per se). A real shame as otherwise I probably would have scored this a 5.
Excellent Asher
As with every Neal Asher book, this is completely marvellous from start to finish. His short stories are always readable and give us extra insight into life in the Polity. Others are stand-alone and we are even treated to an Owner story.
My only complaint is that I don't understand why an American reader was chosed for this, as the books are written by a British author. Having to listen to Todd McLaren call Golem 'Gollums' is incredibly irritating, amongst many instances. If the wonderful William Gaminara was not available, were there not other British readers who would have done almost as well?
paul sparks
Engrossing and enjoyable
Fascinating stories once again by Neal Asher, really interesting to see the progress and development of his characters and cast in other books, highly recommend this title

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Richard Hoggart's The Uses of Literacy, re-gave toward the finish of a year ago by Penguin, is a significant book, and there are at any rate three motivations to understand it. Initially, it is a profoundly sympathetic record of a social gathering (the principally Northern average workers) at a definitive chronicled conjuncture, encountering the connection of the two wide social powers of the (overwhelmingly pre-war) nearby customs of the common laborers and the undeniably incredible corporate greed of post-war buyer private enterprise. Second, it is routinely refered to as one of the basic writings of social investigations—alongside Raymond Williams' Culture and Society (1958) and The Long Revolution (1961) and EP Thompson's The Making of the English Working Class (1963)— and is both hypothetically extensive and simple to peruse, making significant focuses about the connection between craftsmanship (particularly famous distributions) and regular day to day existence without a retreat to hyper-theoreticism (which damaged a lot of social hypothesis of the 1970s). Third, the gathering of The Uses of Literacy in the British New Left of the late 1950s discloses to us much about both the content itself and the political development it before long identified with, just as our own troubles in planning a convincing and well known record of radical legislative issues today.
The 'Early' British New Left, in its underlying late-1950s, mid 1960s manifestation, endeavored to re-characterize the significance of communism: past, that is, the thin 'economism' of the Stalinist universality of the Communist Party and the seemingly even smaller 'Gas Board Socialism' of the Labor Party, to an arrangement of believed that incorporated the significance of writing, film, analysis, lodging, tutoring, human connections, experimentation—so, the 'all out size of man's exercises'. In the event that the 'Early' New Left has any importance to contemporary governmental issues, as I would contend it does, at that point it is through its accentuation on social restoration and the subject of how to arrange ourselves to the social power of an inescapable, powerful, and vaguely fulfilling shopper private enterprise—and The Uses of Literacy is a key book in considering these thoughts of 'culture' and regular, lived understanding.
A concise word on the structure and contention of The Uses of Literacy. It is orchestrated, fundamentally, in two clashing parts: the initial, a perusing of the thick common laborers life (the spot of mother and father, the sights, the scents… ) which Hoggart grew up with in Leeds, and the second, a wide-running (and practically curmudgeonly) scrutinize of the post-war 'business culture' starting to flourish and interface with that culture. The pressure between these two segments is clear; The Uses of Literacy was initially titled 'The Abuse of Literacy'. Its caption, 'Parts of Working-Class Life, with exceptional reference to productions and stimulations' delineates Hoggart's underlying enthusiasm for composed substance and the social act of perusing, however I would contend that it likewise proposes the cutoff points of artistic investigations of the mid-1950s, as Hoggart speaks significantly about a lot a greater number of parts of average workers life than simply those customarily subject to the strategy for scholarly analysis.
The initial segment of Hoggart's record, at that point, depicts 'A "More established" Order'. It is profoundly intelligible, most likely in light of the fact that it is discernibly shot-through with a passionate ID with and instinctive compassion toward the habits of discourse, conduct, and even idea of the average workers network Hoggart considers. The principal reaction to The Uses of Literacy is, therefore, enthusiastic—an examination of your childhood with Hoggart's. (Quickly: I was brought up in a suburb of Reading in what was held by neighborhood legend to be, at that point, the biggest lodging advancement in Europe outside of Sweden, loaded with indistinguishable block semis and counterfeit tudor separated houses, all inherent the mid 1980s. Along these lines, I considered the impact on 'network' of the accompanying two realities: the houses were all, as I understood, intentionally built so as not to confront one another—you took a gander at your neighbors' nursery divider, or the side of their home—and in this way you couldn't without much of a stretch check whether your neighbors were home (we didn't have the foggiest idea about our neighbors); and, as all the houses had been set up in one go, such as turning the page of a spring up story-book, there had been no advancement of littler boulevards, with corner bars or shops, and there was no nearby high road, just a monstrous Asda.)
Some portion of the estimation of The Uses of Literacy as a verifiable record to a twenty-first century peruser lies here, in the ethnographically-rich self-portraying first area, which subtleties 'The Personal and the Concrete' of regular workers life. Hoggart subtleties a whole request, from the centrality of the area to assemble life, to trademark frames of mind to destiny and karma, and (persuasively) thoughts of 'Us' (regular workers) and 'Them' (managers and the rest) to understanding the imbalances of life and the manner in which things work. Stuart Hall has called this strategy 'social hermeneutics', with The Uses of Literacy as a sign model. Two significant inclinations must be noted however. In the first place, Hoggart takes provincial (West Yorkshire) culture for class culture, overlooking that in Britain there isn't, for instance, such a mind-bending concept as institutionalized 'common laborers discourse': there is, even today, high society and white collar class discourse, and regular workers discourse exists as a lot of local variations. Second, and the more prominent favoritism, Hoggart's experience is, as he notes, in view of his life as a dedicated grant kid: he remains at home, battling for a calm spot to consider instead of entering crafted by work. The Uses of Literacy, it is regularly brought up, is a record of the private existence of the average workers, with the open universe of legislative issues revolved around the work environment, and the (on occasion imaginative, now and again damaging) strain between the two completely rejected.
Hoggart's record, at that point, is deficient (not so we could sensibly expect whatever else). In any case, even in setting governmental issues to the other side and analyzing one part of average workers life—with such detail and sympathy—Hoggart contributes unequivocally to a development that would later locate its home, coordinated by Hoggart, in an off-shoot of the Birmingham English Literature Department in 1963: 'Social Studies'. In The Uses of Literacy, Hoggart, alongside (in fundamentally various ways) Raymond Williams and E. P. Thompson, fundamentally upsets the significance of 'culture' utilized in any sort of abstract investigations by giving a record of a lifestyle not only minimized yet avoided from the prevailing talk of culture as 'the best that has been thought and said', running from Arnold to Eliot and, later, the Leavises.
'Culture' here, such that we effectively acknowledge today, rather additionally alludes to the encounters and propensities for regular gathering life, in any event, separating down to assortments of light ('the sun constraining its way down the extent that the ground-floor windows on an exceptionally radiant evening, the foggy dim of November over the records and stacks, the dim nighttimes of March when the posses assemble in the watery yellow light of the kicked and scratched gas-light', p56) and tastes ('less the conventional toffees and bubbled desserts, nor even the sherbet-wellsprings, monkey nuts and aniseed balls, yet the stuff of which every age of young men transmits the mystery—a penny stick of licorice or some cinnamon root from the scientist, two pennyworth of broken beetle, a bit of chips 'with certain pieces, it would be ideal if you very much dunked with salt and vinegar and eaten out of a bit of paper which is licked toward the end', p57) right now to a common laborers kid. For Hoggart, every one of these parts of a lifestyle must be given their place for us to start to get culture; The Uses of Literacy is an admonition against any sort of 'reductionism' that doesn't clutch these complexities of human reality.
The Uses of Literacy likewise incited wide-running and vocal discussion in the British New Left of the late 1950s, and it is the nature and shapes of this discussion that I find educational: by taking a gander at the reactions made of Hoggart's work at that point, we can all the more likely arrange it in its verifiable and political setting, especially by taking a gander at why it was thought by the Left as so essential to draw in with.
In the Summer of 1957, soon after the production of The Uses of Literacy, the Oxford-based New Left diary Universities and Left Review printed three reactions to The Uses of Literacy based around a focal audit by Raymond Williams. The reactions gathered around the local contrasts between the Irish and Welsh regular workers and that of West Yorkshire, auxiliary changes in the situation of 'the grant kid', and the twin hypothetical posts of the significance of social subjection and social tactlessness.
Williams' reaction to The Uses of Literacy's investigate of business society and the possibility of this culture 'supplanting' or 'subjecting' existing common laborers lifestyles appears to me to be important. Hoggart accurately distinguishes in the second piece of The Uses of Literacy the shallowness and presumptive populism of famous productions, just as their cliché and the meretriciousness of the business that produces them—which he looks at decently direct to the (in parts) flexible common laborers culture he has recently delineated. Hoggart contends that inquiries concerning the cooperation between these two societies are significant, and the unequal idea of their gathering is something we should remember, except if we are happy with losing all that is acceptable in the more seasoned request and uncritically tolerating the more up to date mass workmanship.
This idea was a significant one for the Early New Left, made up for lost time in a similar snappy procedures of social move that Hoggart depicted. Be that as it may, there are sections, outstandingly about the 'Juke-B
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