Editor's note: We are reposting this 2010 story on Jesuit Fr. Dan Berrigan's talk Nov. 29, 2010, at Mount Manresa Jesuit Retreat House in Staten Island, N.Y.
STATEN ISLAND, NY -- A breathless hush filled the overflowing room at Mount Manresa Jesuit Retreat House here as Jesuit Fr. Dan Berrigan slowly approached the podium. Organizers and audience seemed painfully conscious there wouldn't be many more times this 89-year-old Catholic peace icon -- whose life has been punctuated with countless arrests and prison time, and guided by an unyielding commitment to Christian nonviolent resistance -- would appear in a public forum.
Now frail and bent, he carried with him to the front of the room not only more than a solid half century of peace work but also many associations with other peacemakers, including his late brother, Philip, and, on the 30th anniversary of her death, the cofounder of the Catholic Worker movement, Dorothy Day.
The Nov. 29 talk was billed as Berrigan's reflection on Day. But as with any other Berrigan talk, it would cut to the essence and contain a message for his audience. And what would this peace message on this evening be?
This was pure Berrigan, speaking in a soft and wispy voice that those who had gathered often needed to lean forward to hear. Wearing an old sweater and with blue long johns visible under the tattered cuffs of his khaki pants, this unassuming man reached into ancient scripture. He cited the second chapter of Isaiah -- "They shall beat their swords into plowshares" -- as he reflected on Day's long-ranging impact on him as well as on the wider world.
The talk also provided an occasion for other Catholics to reflect on and assess Berrigan's impact on the wider Catholic community.
It's not easy to book Berrigan. He rarely speaks at public events. Herron said retreat center organizers had been trying to get him to speak for years with no success.
But this time was different, falling during the 100th anniversary of the center, which, according to Herron, was the first retreat house founded with the principal intention of serving the laity.
Speaking to NCR in a brief interview following his talk, Berrigan described his close, sometimes complicated relationship with Day. It began in spurts as the priest brought his students from St. Peter's College in Jersey City, N.J., to the Catholic Worker in New York in the 1940s. It faltered, however, after Berrigan's arrest in Catonsville, Md., for burning draft records.
In May 1968, Berrigan was among nine men and women who entered a Selective Service office, removed several hundred draft records, and burned them with homemade napalm in protest against the war in Vietnam.
Looking back, Berrigan seemed almost wistful about that separation between him and his longtime mentor.
"The more I reflect on it, the more I wish we had talked [more about the action]. Because I don't think there was that much difference [between us]. I think basic to her thinking was what I might call the cultural atmosphere of the '60s at the Worker, which was very difficult for her. There was a lot of craziness going on, a lot of sexual stuff.
It's easy to imagine why those "other events" of the '60s, coupled with the daily grind of life, might have come between Day and Berrigan after Catonsville. As those who have lived and worked in a Catholic Worker house know well, life within is often a mess of constant activity: filling coffeepots, sweeping floors, baking bread, finding a place for an unexpected guest to sleep -- sometimes with little room for rest, let alone relationship.
According to Ellsberg, it was precisely that mix of the routine that was the primary context for Day's entire understanding of her life.
And what exactly does this mess achieve? What's the impact?
In his talk, Berrigan said the answer is not found in the hope of any immediate outcome, but simply in doing good.
"I think Dorothy ... said in effect I may never know the outcome of what I'm going to do, but I'm going to do it anyway," he said.
Berrigan said he now focuses his primary efforts on building community. It is a theme that has resonated through his -- and Day's -- life.
For some, Berrigan might seem to some an odd proponent of community life. His relationship with other Jesuits has at times been tenuous. It's a relationship that placed him in an exile of sorts to Latin America in 1965 after his provincial became upset with his connections and action within the peace movement and the Catholic Worker community.
Recalling an example of the tension between Berrigan and a friend, Schroth said that when Berrigan met Jesuit Fr. Robert Drinan for the first time in 1972, he immediately questioned Drinan about his run for a U.S. Congressional seat.
In the eyes of some, it may be Berrigan's struggle within community that has most closely aligned him with Day.
American journalist, social activist, Catholic convert, Christian anarchist. Worked closely with French immigrant Peter Maurin to found the first Catholic Worker, an intentional Christian community in New York City combining aid for the economically impoverished with nonviolent peace action. Starting with the publication of the Catholic Worker newspaper in 1933, her model inspired creation of similar communities worldwide. It continues today, with close to 200 Catholic Worker communities in the U.S. and abroad. Her autobiography, The Long Loneliness, was published in 1952. Day's account of the Catholic Worker, Loaves and Fishes, was published in 1963. A collection of her letters, All the Way to Heaven, was released in October.


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Agony of female prisoners in Nigeria
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''All human being are born free and equal in dignity and right. They are endowed in reasons and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood''
Women and children in Nigeria prisons across the country are plagued with several concerns ranging from minors serving jail time or awaiting trial parallel to adult detainees in the same prison facilities. Besides, the plight of female inmates is more disturbing as some of them serve with pregnancies while nursing mothers are incarcerated alongside their babies. Although, the problem of prison congestion in Nigeria rests primarily with the courts and the slow judicial system. Nigeria has the highest number of awaiting trial detainees in Africa. A situation where over 70% of prison inmates are on the awaiting trial list.
Female prisoners have needs that differ greatly from those of their male counterparts. However, there are relatively no gender specific programs in place to meet the needs of women in the Nigeria criminal justice system. Besides, many of these female inmates are also responsible for their young children whose interests are often overlooked by the society while their mothers serve jail time. The criminal justice system in Nigeria is riddled with corruption, delays in justice dispensation, and sometimes downright denials of justice. Access to justice is still denied to a good number of people, especially the poor.
The plight of female prisoners in Nigeria is deplorable as most of them are exposed to other dangers, besides health issues. Majority of them are deprived of their freedom. Moreover, their situation is compounded by frequent sexual abuse and harassment in the hand of male warders. Also, because of the frequent harassment by male officers, some of them become pregnant and give birth while still being incarcerated, a situation that have further worsened their health problems in the form of insomnia, depression, and illnesses. Nothing is more terrifying for female prisoners than going through labor alone with little or no support system. This situation creates both emotional and psychological trauma for the pregnant female prisoner, coupled with the misgivings and uncertainty about whether they can keep their babies
The outcome of the twenty-third special session of the General Assembly entitled "Women 2000: gender equality, development and peace for the twenty-first century" called for, inter alia, policies and measures to address, on a prioritized basis, the gender aspects of emerging and continued health challenges, such as malaria, tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and other diseases having a disproportionate impact on women's health, including those resulting in the highest mortality and morbidity rates. It also called for the allocation of the necessary budgetary resources to ensure the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health, so that all women have full and equal access to comprehensive, high-quality and affordable health care, information, education and services throughout their life cycle as well as full attention to the promotion of mutually respectful and equitable gender relations and particularly to meeting the educational and service needs of adolescents to enable them to deal in a positive and responsible way with their sexuality.
Several studies have been conducted to address the issues of women in prisons and their health needs all over the world, including in Nigeria. For example, findings from World Health Organization research titled Women's Health in Prisons: Correcting Gender Inequity in Prison Health and involved women's prisons in most African countries in 2012 revealed that majority of female inmates are there for non-violent crimes such as shoplifting, drug-related, and petty theft. Moreover, the results also showed that the prevalence of mental illness in prisons is much higher for women than in men. Other problems of women in prisons points to the fact that the number of women giving birth in prisons has jumped significantly, and that not all prison facilities are equipped or prepared to handle a growing baby population. Besides, it is not uncommon for women in prison to discover that they are both pregnant and HIV infected. Therefore, there is a much greater need for adequate nutrition and exercise for female prisoners, especially for those who are pregnant. Additionally, there is also a need for the provision of thorough hygiene and cleanliness standards throughout prison facilities in Nigeria.
In Nigeria, most of the toiletries used by inmates are provided by non-governmental and religious organization which is a problem for the female prisoners who might be nursing mothers or pregnant. The government has failed to provide welfare for inmates, without the support of nongovernmental and religious organizations that provides free counseling, foods, and clothing to inmates, the situation would have been worse. The situation in Nigeria prisons is in sharp contrast with those of developed countries where friends of inmates can visit and even stay overnight; where inmates have access to vocational and educational programs, as well as access to good healthcare and decent feeding.
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Will the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Be Postponed?
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Jacklyn Krol Published: March 22, 2020
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The International Olympic Committee will make a decision on if the games will go-ahead for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics by next month amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The International Olympic Committee announced on Sunday (March 22) that they will make a decision of whether to postpone or go ahead with the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games by April.
"Like you, we are very much concerned about what the COVID-19 pandemic is doing to people's lives," the letter read. "Human lives take precedence over everything, including the staging of the Games. The IOC wants to be part of the solution. Therefore we have made it our leading principle to safeguard the health of everyone involved, and to contribute to containing the virus. I would like to assure you that we will adhere to this in all our decisions concerning the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020."
In the letter, IOC president, Thomas Bach, revealed that they will not consider canceling the Games but postponing the event is not out of the question. He stated that he will be discussing the decision with stakeholders.
"Together with all the stakeholders, we have started detailed discussions today to complete our assessment of the rapid development of the worldwide health situation and its impact on the Olympic Games, including a scenario of postponement," Bach wrote in the letter. "We are working very hard, and we are confident that we will have finalized these discussions within the next four weeks."
In the last week, USA Swimming and USA Track and Field have both called for postponements, Reuters reported. Most Olympic swimming hopefuls are finding it hard to find a pool to practice in, AOL cited. Brazil and Norway's Olympic committees along with the Spanish and Dutch cycling teams also asked for the postponement, Velo News wrote.
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She fractured her spine after the car ran a red light. Uber said she signed away her rights to a jury trial.
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When you download Uber's app, you agree that you're older than 18, that you're not using a stolen credit card to pay your driver, and — if you're like one Philadelphia woman and fracture your spine in a Center City car crash — that you won't seek a jury trial against the ride-share giant.
When it comes to requiring customers to approve a "terms and conditions" contract with an arbitration clause, Uber is "not unusual," said Charles B. Casper, a Philadelphia-based consumer and class-action defense lawyer who is not involved in the Uber case. The clause is typical of many cell phone, cable television, and rental car contracts, Casper said.
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Scientists Have Found The Type Of Bacteria That Increase The Risk Of Bowel Cancer
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People who have a certain type of bacteria in their gut are at increased risk of colon cancer, according to a study by the University of Bristol. The results of the study, not yet published, were presented at a conference at the National Cancer Institute in Glasgow.
The gut microbiome (the community of microorganisms living in it) is genetically determined and is unique to each person. It is relatively stable throughout a person's life, but can change under the influence of antibiotics, diseases, or changes in diet.
"Plenty of studies in mice and humans have shown a link between the gut microbiome and bowel cancer, but very few have provided conclusive evidence for a causal relationship. In other words, it is really difficult to determine whether components of the gut microbiome can cause bowel cancer, whether the disease itself is causing a change in the gut microbiome, or whether the link is due to some other factor,"said Kaitlin Wade, who presented the results of the study at conferences.
Mendelian randomization was used for the first time to investigate the causal role of bacteria in the development of bowel cancer. This method improves the reliability of the study.
Scientists analyzed data on the gut microbiome of 3,890 people from three European studies. They found 13 genetic variants (for example, certain mutations) associated with the presence of certain bacteria in the gut in study participants.
For further work, the scientists used data on 120328 participants in a large study of genetics and the prevalence of colon cancer: that is, it was known whether these people had cancer and what genes they carry.
The authors could partially predict the composition of the microflora of these people, based on the presence of certain genetic variants. It turned out that in people in whose intestines there are bacteria of the Bacteroidales group, the risk of intestinal cancer was 2-15% higher.
According to the scientists, the results obtained confirm the data of previous studies, according to which the bacteria Bacteroidales are more common in people with bowel cancer.
However, many questions remain, in particular whether genetic variants associated with gut bacteria are directly responsible for the increased risk of bowel cancer. It is possible that these options lead to a preference for certain types of food that have a direct impact on the risk of bowel cancer or on the composition of the microbiome.
Scientists plan to conduct further research to identify specific types of Bacteroidales associated with bowel cancer. It is also necessary to find out if changing the number of these microbes can reduce the risk of bowel cancer.
"The stability of the gut microbiome is questionable and there are complex relationships between the types and amounts of bacteria present, so it is too early to attribute causality to the reported results. However, similar larger studies have the potential to significantly improve our understanding of how bowel cancer develops,"summarized Ian Tomlinson, director of the Edinburgh Center for Cancer Research and a member of the conference's scientific committee.
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Want to Watch 107 Minutes of Wall St. Propaganda? Then Go See "Margin Call"
By Yasha Levine
You may have heard positive things about Margin Call, a new bankster suspense drama loosely based on the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers. I just saw the film, and my advice: Don't waste your time and cash, not unless you want to spend a Jackson and 107 valuable minutes of your life hate-watching poorly scripted/directed banker-propaganda that tries to make you believe that, despite their obvious flaws and all, deep down those Wall Street bankers are complex human beings, just like you and me. Margin Call gives the same bullshit "once in a lifetime event!/never coulda seen it coming!" snowjob that Wall Street's been laying on us since 2008, swearing that the crash was one of those "Black Swan" events that no one could have possibly predicted.
Its main premise: Sure these Wall Street guys can be a bunch of greedy gamblers, but they didn't blow up the economy on purpose.
Is JC's indie hair too big to fail?
Then there's this: Margin Call was written/directed by a guy named J.C. Chandor, who doesn't seem to have a movie credit to his name. Not that it matters, because what J.C. Chandor does have is a tight Wall Street connection: His father, Jeffrey F. Chandor, was a Merrill Lynch exec who spent 40 years on Wall Street until he retired in 2007, right before the shit hit the fan.
J.C. readily admits his movie has a pro-Wall Street bias, saying in one interview that he made the Margin Call "with a sympathetic eye … also knowing, you know, a lot of these people and knowing that ah, you know, that it is not pure evil, either." Yeah, like, there's two sides to the story, you know?
He elaborated further on that subject while talking to the Wall Street Journal:
The son of a longtime Wall Street executive, Mr. Chandor says he wanted to draw a more balanced portrait of the financiers who were being demonized in the media for causing the global economic collapse.
The caricatures of executives being denounced by politicians at the time bore little resemblance to Mr. Chandor's dad, he says. Jeff Chandor worked on Wall Street for 40 years, mostly at Merrill Lynch—a firm that at one time engendered such loyalty that employees called it "Mother Merrill." Starting as a trader in the 1970s, the elder Mr. Chandor worked his way up the corporate ladder and retired at the age of 65 in 2007.
"Everything I've got, with the exception of my family, was due to Merrill Lynch, so I've got no complaints," says Jeff Chandor, who now lives in Rhode Island and day-trades to keep himself busy.
The funniest bit: The film ends with the investment bank's head of trading (played by Kevin Spacey) blubbering on the front lawn of his ex-wife's house as he digs a grave for his beloved dog, which croaked from cancer while Spacey's character was too busy overseeing the sale of massive amounts of worthless mortgage-backed securities to duped clients. He had spent $1,000 a day trying to keep his dog alive, but I guess he learned that money couldn't buy everything. What Fido needed wasn't money, but love. But O, he tried to save that dog, O how he hurt for Fido! See, that proves that deep down Wall Street bankers are just like the 99% of us. After all, a monster wouldn't love his dog like that, would he? I mean, okay, sure, Hitler loved his dogs, but that's a bad analogy, forget I even wrote that. The point is, you've seen Scrooged right? Yeah, same point here: Rich evil banker fucks have hearts, too. It hurt them to rip off poor homeowners and pension funds more than it hurt you. Don't forget that the next time they pour champagne on your head from their New York Stock Exchange balcony.
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1. CB | November 3rd, 2011 at 5:51 pm
Never thought I'd see Zachary Quinto play such an evil and unsympathetic character!
2. Trevor | November 3rd, 2011 at 6:15 pm
What the hell is with priveleged Americans killing their own dogs to try and squeeze sympathy tears out of the plebs?
3. hulk hogan irl | November 3rd, 2011 at 7:17 pm
This movie doesn't even come with the satisfaction of seeing condescending corporate types lose all their money, as it's implied that the 'lower-level' traders (who we are supposed to empathize with) got a $3 million bonus each for succesfully dumping all the company's assets before the market completely crashed. Shameful.
4. wengler | November 3rd, 2011 at 7:45 pm
Sounds like a piece of shit movie.
It will likely do as well as that Ayn Rand garbage.
5. Fissile | November 3rd, 2011 at 8:01 pm
"That's the one thing you have to remember about WASPs: they love animals and hate people."
— Gordon Gekko
6. vortexgods | November 3rd, 2011 at 8:15 pm
Honestly, this is probably better. When Oliver Stone portrayed Gordon Gekko as a devil, Gekko became a hero to a generation of Wall Street gangsters and Wall Street gangster wannabes.
The Devil was always the best character in the Bible, after all. Although God has his moments here and there (usually when he's being scarier than the Devil).
And Stone, in his own, somewhat muddled, way was trying to tell us about leveraged buyouts and the destruction they were wreaking.
This movie, on the other hand will likely tank, and be forgotten shortly.
After all, what macho Wall Street hood wants to see himself portrayed a a wimp who blubbers over a poor dog? "Rocky Dies Yellow, Killer Coward at End." No, sneering arrogance, that's what they like to show.
If Kevin Spacey is going to be a Wall Street hero, it'll be for his portrayal as Roger "Verbal" Kint.
7. Mr. Bad | November 3rd, 2011 at 8:25 pm
Holy shit, this may be the first intelligent movie review I've read on this site – I have to admit I was shocked to say the least, this film has the same imprimatur as "5 Days Of War", i.e. Hollywood's top flight talent(well, such as it is) up for sale to the highest bidder for propaganda purposes… even more terrifying is that the 2nd one in such a short time clearly signifies a developing trend … Demi Moore clearly just there for the check, she delivers a grand total of four insouciant line readings (languidly, resignedly, a bitch with her womb lent out) in the entire film, Stanley Tucci (a poor, non-ashkeNAZI left out in the cold & also along for the ride) along with the awesome Jeremy Irons groping for something to throw himself into voices the most pathetic, the most idiotic, the most utterly despicable line written about the financial crisis for the mass audience, I paraphrase but this is the sense: "It's the same ratio of winners to losers since the dawn of time, there are more of us but the same ratio" – this is the the central theme of the film, i.e. Americans are all greedy hypocrites (a thought voiced by that red headed religious nut who stars in all the new rapture films, forget his name now) but because their elected leaders/corporate masters feed, nurture and manipulate them for their benefit (like cattle) they can deserve to get off and bear no responsibility … I guess Dante is out of date, because I thought complex fraud was the second to worst… FUCK this movie in all its despicable orifices but you must ILLEGALLY download this POS (as I did) to see where 2012 talking points are going to deliver us, this is the road map, trust me, a return to state religiosity, dare I say fascism, where the sins of the Weimar years fan the fires of war, put Ames on that fire – I bet he'll go up like a torch with all that booze and speed coursing through his veins -add the Rayon/lycra boca-wear he tends to favor on Dylan Ratigan and they'll spot him from the moon – thanks for being the clown all our enemies can point fingers at, you're some kind of terrific "journalist"!
8. Ozinator | November 3rd, 2011 at 9:50 pm
thanks for making it short with pics….the people who need to read this still won't, even though I send it out. Consider a video next time, please.
9. Lavrentij Lemko and Gustavo Millebrand | November 3rd, 2011 at 10:03 pm
Dear exholes,
The worst movie of this new "aww banksters aren't so bad" genre that I have seen is Too Big to Fail, based on the eponymous door stop by NYCrimes sycophant Andrew Ross Sorkin (ARS, for short).
Lavrentij Lemko and Gustavo Millebrand, Occupy Oakland
10. Cernunnos | November 4th, 2011 at 1:21 am
How about that cringe-inducing sequel to Wall Street with none other than Shia Lebeouf as a goodie two-shoes renewable energy investor?
11. G.A. | November 4th, 2011 at 2:51 am
Bankers are Hitler and not human.
This 99% movement is heading in an interesting direction, you guys buying any fencing lately?
12. mookid | November 4th, 2011 at 5:07 am
yes, nobody will think Kevin Spacey is cool. But they definitely will think that Jeremy Irons' character is cool. He is the one who comes down to earth on a private helicopter, isnt impressed by a moral dilemma and "twirls his moustache" in the end.
It's one of those films that claim to be political but end up apolitical by offering a caricature of the people who are responsible. By making it impossible to take them seriously there can be no serious political discussion afterwards. on the other hand they are still cool and become idols to the next generation of banksters.
also the "black swan" book isnt about whitewashing wallstreet, even though many reviewers have misinterpreted it like that. it describes how quants and mainstream economists can pretend mathematically that high systemic risks do not exist. a mix of autism and greed, which is not only limited to finance but also brought us stuff like fukushima.
13. Jedi Mind Trick | November 4th, 2011 at 8:34 am
I loved the bit about Hitler and his dogs. Great review!
14. ThePensum | November 4th, 2011 at 8:48 am
The movie was a mess from start to finish. Terrible script, and I couldn't believe the characters at all, and one certainly couldn't feel sorry for any of them at all.
The problem for my mind was that it attempted to be a somewhat realistic portrayal of an event that happened before our very eyes, and that had serious ramifications not only for those working in finance, but people on main street. The director can try and paint a rosy picture of people who had a hand in blowing up the world, or a sympathetic portrayal of those types, but viewers informed about the chaos since 2007 – let's face it, anyone interested in this film – will be fully aware of the devil beneath the surface.
The truth is far more concerning, far more interesting, and far more realistic; I prefer reading and watching films about the real story of a system gone off the edge, and the workers who inhabit and feed off that system. For that, try Inside Job, Searching for Madoff, etc.
15. Moe | November 4th, 2011 at 9:21 am
Awesome. No way it's worse than Too Big To Fail but if I'd wasted $6.95 ondemanding this crap I'd be pissed
16. Justin Liu | November 4th, 2011 at 9:22 am
I saw the movie before this review, and the thing running through my mind throughout the movie was "there is no way in hell, these bankers would have agonized the way they did, over moral choices"
But serious kudos to the guy who wrote it, it is a propaganda but it is subtle propaganda that might actually work.
Awesome. No way it's worse than Too Big To Fail http://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2011/05/31/the-big-fail/ but if I'd wasted $6.95 ondemanding this crap I'd be pissed
18. c | November 4th, 2011 at 11:19 am
you should steal all your movies (and music), not just this one. steal everything as long as you can get away with it.
19. John Eastman | November 4th, 2011 at 11:32 am
I thought all Hollywood movies were propaganda.
Especially when produced an/or directed by Clint.
20. Casper | November 4th, 2011 at 12:28 pm
The dog part was about showing a broken man trying and failing to hold on to the last part of his humanity. When the dog dies his human side has been completely taken over by wall street.
I dont think the movie makes the bankers look good. It shows investment banking as being entirely motivated by self-interest. Sure, there's a small bit of moral waffling, but it never comes close to deciding the overall actions of the firm and in the end everyone sells out. It just shows them as not being stupid. Oh yeah, and I forgot to add that the movie totally lets them off the hook for knowing what they were doing would blow up and then betting up ahead of it. Meaning: they knew the market would blow up before it actually did. That let em off the hook big time, but what do I know. I'm not even supposed to be writing this…
21. I'm Stalin | November 4th, 2011 at 12:35 pm
Funny I don't consider WASPs people.
Thank you Mighty eXiled Censor for improving my retarded banker apologist comment! But I my inner-groveler won't leave me alone so I have to reiterate that movie clearly shows that they had been aware of the risks. The Stanley Tucci-character had warned about it but been ignored by the higher ups. It also clearly shows them being aware that dumping all their assets would hurt other people. In the end they just didnt care about anything that wasnt in their own self-interest.
23. Lev | November 5th, 2011 at 2:26 am
The law breaking Hitler-bankers aren't quite as bad as the banally evil Eichmann-bankers who operate within the boundaries of law and the Nazi party nobodies (the 98,9%) who support the system with the sweat of their brows. Was it Dolan who made an excellent point about the success of the conservative ideology in the US? That it can't be explained away by referring to the machivellian think-tank-propaganda-machines. The machine wouldn't work without the multitudes of spiteful, hateful masses. I think the same goes for this finacial third reich. Paradoxically the masses can only be moved by the tribal instinct, by externalizing evil. That's why we NEED over the top rhetoric that doesn't care about the shades of gray. Let all the members of the nazi party BELIEVE that Hitler did all those bad things just on his own, let them kill Hitler and Eichmann and THEN do some soul searching.
24. Anthony | November 5th, 2011 at 3:55 pm
I saw the movie. I love it. do not agree with this article at all.
25. tt | November 5th, 2011 at 4:01 pm
I enjoyed the movie. What is NOT said and done paints a great picture.It shows a plausible turn of events precrash. If you drop your guard abit ,maybe you could enjoy it too.
Im must be a libertard-evilrandian-kochstooge
26. Mr. Bad | November 5th, 2011 at 8:46 pm
I have to admit, I always kinda thought the whole "koch troll" and "sock-puppet" stuff was 1/2 made up – sure there was some truth in it but really it couldn't be that pervasive – but check this out. Read what comment 25. by "tt" says…
"What is NOT said and done paints a great picture."
Now read this on Rotten Tomatoes:
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/user/id/796266962/
For this who won't click, it is a link to a "Super Reviewer" who writes:
"The film is a treatise on ethics. And what is said, is not that important. What is most important, is what is NOT said. What is implied. What falls in between the deafening silence."
These sort of comments are ALL OVER the net, repeating the same dead hand praise, inviting the reader to shut off his brain and see what isn't there. There is some sort of concerted campaign to shove this down America's collective gullet – even "intelligent" movie critics seem to have jumped at the chance to pump this turd, et tu, Ebert?
27. I'm Stalin | November 5th, 2011 at 9:27 pm
careful man he might be using a proxy.
How much are you paid to be a sock puppet, how are the benefits, or is this an unpaid internship?
One more thing, although Levine is smart (for a journalist) he doesn't really get into why this movie is such utter horseshite – so I will provide the necessary counterarguments. First off, this movie is intended to be a sort of condensed, dramatized retelling of the collapse of the MBS (Mortgage backed securities) market – which in turn screwed the world and precipitated the worldwide depression we are now in. But how, you ask? Well, if we are to take the word of this whoreson JC Chandor, it is because some quant fagela got a few figures scrambled (a plot point in the movie) and the company ignored its internal risk officer in order to make a bigger profit – greedy, but not diabolical, right?
Well, what actually happened was the MBS market was red hot during the housing bubble, so hot in fact that word came down from the street that supply was not keeping up with demand and more MBS had better start showing up, you see the wall streeters portrayed in this idiotic film engineered the whole scam – THEY created the no-doc loan, they created the ALT A mortgage, and especially the ARM – the big finance equivalent of rent-to-own. And they paid off and corrupted everyone in order to bring about the requisite legal environment to carry out their fraud – including the coercion of the rating agencies and government regulators who should have been looking at the systemic risk to the whole financial system – WHICH IS WHAT THEY ARE PAID TO DO. But they were paid more by wall street so… back to the movie – the central conceit is that these Wall streeters were essentially playing by the rules and made a "margin call" (idiotic, does not even approach the meaning of the term) that resulted in their company surviving and other, lessor companies going bankrupt like Bears Stearns, for instance, or Freddie/Fannie.
This, again, is utter horseshite because the MBS/CDO bondholders were naturally insured at AAA rating level premiums by CDS from the likes of AIG, Lehman who in turn are insured by the US taxpayer, as we all know now. The wall street quant guys KNEW THIS ALL from the start – they intentionally over leveraged themselves, forced ever larger bets because that made the continuation and perceived health of the ponzi scheme more important to more and more parties. In the movie wall street is represented as making a mistake, what they did was create a financial doomsday machine and then blamed everyone else for Armageddon – they are scum, pure and simple, make no mistake, everything went as planned, and is continuing as planned to this day. The massive financial industry consolidation, the continuing fed interventions, the blatant market manipulation and "euro zone" crisis are just pregame highlights for the big showdown to come. Enjoy WW3.
Maybe great minds think alike 🙂
Funny finding Mr Bad, but it was random chance, I did not read any reviews. But might be the Illuminati controlled my mind with Chemtrails and microwaves from space!
I included the kochstoogelibertard part myself, just to save the mod the work. Seems to magically appear anytime I make a comment.
30. Bradford C. | November 6th, 2011 at 5:48 am
@ Mr. Bad,
I think the problem with people "reading between the lines" here is their unfamiliarity with the author and the assumption that every Hollywood flick must meet their stupid liberal notions of lifestyle. I'd rather see this as a positive outcome, since at least people are thinking about the MESSAGE critically if not so much the film itself.
31. David F. | November 6th, 2011 at 11:53 am
My take on the film was very different and it's based on personal experience, having worked at a number of global financial institutions. To create a story and dramatic tension, they came up with plot devices at odds with the real world. But as for some details and an overall tone–one of heartlessness, sociopathy and ruthlessness, the movie was sort of on target. The movie is also pretty accurate in capturing the level of denial as to what was going on.
But in terms of illuminating the financial crisis, there are key points that were just dead wrong. Lehman didn't wake up one day and learn that it was under water. If you tracked the cash flows of RMBS inside of CDOs, you knew that a lot CDOs were worthless, but if you valued CDOs according to the "market prices,"–the market was in fact a pump and dump scheme-or based on credit ratings, you thought you were OK.
And if Lehman were in worse shape than Merrill or Citigroup or Morgan Stanley, it wasn't by much.
Actually, Too Big To Fail is a much bigger perversion of history; it's like a portrayal of watergate with Richard Nixon as the hero. The HBO film left out all the lies told by Hank Paulson, the Dick Cheney of the credit crisis, and the illegal leaks that his chief of staff, Jim Wilkinson, conveyed to JPMorgan at a critical point of the negotiations.
32. par4 | November 7th, 2011 at 8:40 am
How about Casino Jack? Spacey tried to portray Abramoff as some kind of do-gooder lobbyist.
33. jim | November 7th, 2011 at 9:50 am
Oh, you grumpy left-wingers!
Come ON. How paranoid or cynical would someone have to be to think that just because these people bet huge sums on a future swan-dive of prices for the same properties & instruments they referred to as "a pile of shit" or worse, they weren't also just as much innocent victims as all their small-fry clientele (who were then subjected to the economic equivalent of prison rape)?
Or to find anything noteworthy in witnessing current "recessionary" corporate net profits rocketing even HIGHER than they ever did during the preceding "boom" economy?
Scam, schmam! Mistakes were made.
Now, be a good citizen – just put that TeeVee back on & goooooo baaaaaack to sleeeeeeeep …
@ 32. par4
Yes, but nobody saw that POS. This has the backing of every mainstream critic on the Hollywood payroll, odd given the objectively verifiable LOW quality. He also did "Father Of Invention" recently, another straight to video POS where he plays a Billie Mays style loser who gets imprisoned and gets out onlt to make nice with his estranged daughter and her dyke BFF – I think he's either saving up for a rainy day because he's smart or they have HQ video of him sucking some cock in England where all his favorite rentboys sleep all day in the park, waiting for him to take a midnight stroll. Either way, he's all about self-preservation, does anyone him remember doing that Chris Walken as Han Solo impression? Fucking A+
Sorry for the spelling errors, I'm typing on the douchepad, in any case here is a link:
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/27743/
So sad.
36. gary | November 7th, 2011 at 7:47 pm
speaking of hitler…don't forget to remind those holier than thou vegans that adolph was a strict vegeterian and a teetotler to boot…and eastwood is the most overrated director in hollywood
37. F | November 9th, 2011 at 8:42 pm
Lev,
You made a retarded mess out of a simple concept, and your fascination with WWII metaphors is both inaccurate on a number of levels as well as weird.
Start using soviet union metaphors and you'll be a lot closer, although still pretty inaccurate.
Say no to fake intellectualism.
38. Alan | November 11th, 2011 at 7:48 pm
I think it'll be an interesting movie. A previous commenter made an observation similar to the one in this review at City Journal:
http://www.city-journal.org/2011/bc1028ng.html
"That's a departure from previous financial-movie scripts. The New York Times's Michael Grynbaum notes correctly that "Peter [Sullivan] is no Bud Fox," the protagonist of Oliver Stone's classic Wall Street. In the 1987 film, Fox breaks insider-trading laws to climb the ladder to riches in Gordon Gekko's "greed is good" world, eventually ratting out Gekko's role in the crime to avoid a long prison sentence. Stone envisioned Wall Street as a cautionary tale of what happens when you sell your morals for money. Instead, young viewers saw the movie's stylish props—fast cars and faster girls, early-model cellphones, and park-view apartments—as well worth the risk. They flocked to the Street, having determined that Fox's only mistake was getting caught.
"Stone tried to correct this failure in Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps, which came out in 2010. The long-deferred sequel followed Gekko's post-prison resurgence to the highest levels of finance to show, in the end, that he hadn't learned much. "Greed" had irrevocably corrupted him. But the story left audiences with a more perverse lesson: that being anything but super-wealthy was so abjectly miserable that Gekko had no choice but to claw his way back up, while using money to paper over the personal problems his ambition had created."
39. CensusLouie | November 13th, 2011 at 11:06 pm
Holy shit!
The absolute cheapest devices for an emotional response in drama are cancer and killing a kid (Hi, Pay it Forward!).
The absolute worst Michael Bay level movies have a dog die because they know dumb movie goers will be sadder over that.
How fucking shitty is your piece of shit movie for having to resort to a dog dying of cancer? Jesus christ. They might as well have given it AIDS and thrown it in a concentration camp for orphan puppies while they were at it.
(Here's a fun little thought. Before you feel bad for the 1% having to put their old pets to sleep, think about how the crash forced thousands of families to abandon their pets simply for not having enough money to FEED them. Then think about all the public shelters that had to shut down and put their animals to sleep thanks to the 1% backed Tea Party saying no to "big government" services.)
The idea that they're empathetic humans is the biggest fucking lie. If you've ever met 6-8 figure executive types in person, you know how overwhelmingly sociopathic and entitled they are. They are NOT human. Most people probably think Chinatown's Noah Cross was an over the top allegory character, but he is seriously close to how their demented, empathy-free minds work.
40. Sam | April 21st, 2012 at 1:27 am
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Had I had the patience1 to restrict my AbeBooks searching to "HA" rather than "Harold Alfred" yesterday evening I could have placed my order that much sooner, and without setting up a "Want". Thanks, Roger! Less is sometimes more. Though that won't be the case with Mrs Hubbard's cupboard while I play 'host' to Big Bro for a couple of days. Indeed, if it's stopped raining this morning, I shall nip out for a couple of items I know he particularly likes. He's intending to arrive shortly before lunch on Monday, though hasn't said whether by train or in a hire car.
"Laconic" is but one word (of many) I keep at hand for describing the ol' chap.
... to drag my crockpot out of its summery retirement and inflict one of my delicious "stews" on him. It will feature bits of a dead animal from his own country, which seems only fair fare somehow. The Waitrose carpark was already filling up fast at 08:10 but the biggest hold-up was the chattering trio at my "Quick Checkout" desk. I nearly brought my habitual scowl out of its summery retirement.
... grudging respect for Win8.1 Pro has crept slightly upwards. Let me justify that extraordinary statement. Last night, I noticed (courtesy of the "Action Center") that Device Manager was showing a problem with the graphics driver on the motherboard's integrated graphics gubbins — this has just a single hdmi output that I use (occasionally) for driving the 60" Kuro plasma screen at the other end of the room. As I now whizz my video files over to that screen2 via the marvellous dinky little WD "Live TV HD" media player I would probably have gone for months without noticing anything wrong.
I set about removing the driver on the grounds that a non-working driver (even though reported as consuming no resources because it wasn't working) simply offends my OCD (in)sensibilities. Besides, the devil makes work for idle code to do. A reboot to finish the removal must have prompted a re-scan of the system, however, since a working driver was promptly re-installed.
... to the next cuppa (and some breakfast).
The inclusion of Eric Gill's illustrations reflect the fact that I have been lucky enough, over the years, to amass one (sic) the largest collections of his work still in private hands. He may have led a reprehensible private life, (in truth, there is no 'may' about it, he most certainly did!) but as a sculptor, wood engraver, illustrator and typographer, he stands very high in the recent history of the creative arts in Britain. Talent has never been any respecter of reasonable behaviour, social mores, or solicitude for others. It was ever thus. And who am I, in any case, to speak of 'social mores'?
What a splendid chap! And he was the one branded as "very much less intelligent than your two co-defendants" by the extremely unsplendid His Honour James Morton Michael Victor Argyle QC MC in the 1971 "Oz" magazine obscenity trial.
While browsing Andrew Hill's review of Simon Garfield's new book I was tickled to learn this from the Kremlin.
... to surprise me. I wanted to fire up Internet Explorer to examine my browsing history to confirm the route I'd followed last Thursday to get the Win8.1 Pro download. I figured it was probably wise to be running the thing to help them realise that I was a legit Win8 user. Well, today it starts, hangs, the hourglass spins for a while, and then the whole (blank) window quietly dies. Not much of a flagship web browser.
... and selected "Run as Administrator". Crazy system.
Vast wasteland... yep, I can drink to that. Here's the full speech.
2 I've not yet tested this connection since upgrading to Win8.1 Pro. Yet another "round tuit" item on the never-shrinking list.
3 At 3.5GB and a couple of hours it was far more than just an average Service Pack, it seems to me. It felt a lot more like a complete system rebuild with (I think) four re-boots while it was chuntering away. I just left it to, erm, its own devices.


This week's doorway features a close up of the door knocker. It was the best feature of the doorway and I found it quite striking (no pun intended) along with the color of the door.
That muted colour seems so typically 'new england' on the old houses.
My Wednesdays are always happy all because this theme, I love doors' pictures, and in your blog I enjoy the beautiful shots!
I agree! Simple, but strong.
I find both the color and design , elegant!
The top bit looks like a moustache! Lovely knocker!
Doors are favorite objects to photograph. This one is delightfully symmetrical and lovely in its simplicity.
In a quest for the perfect door this would be really close!


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Die Saison 2004/05 der Volleyball-Bundesliga war die neunundzwanzigste Ausgabe dieses Wettbewerbs. Der USC Münster konnte seinen Titel aus dem Vorjahr verteidigen und wurde zum neunten Mal Deutscher Meister.

Mannschaften
In dieser Saison spielten folgende zwölf Mannschaften in der ersten Liga:

 Berlin-BVC 68
 VC Olympia Berlin
 USC Braunschweig
 Dresdner SC
 SCU Emlichheim
 TV Fischbek Hamburg
 Bayer 04 Leverkusen
 USC Münster
 Schweriner SC
 VfB 91 Suhl
 Rote Raben Vilsbiburg
 1. VC Wiesbaden

Als Titelverteidiger trat der USC Münster an. Aus der zweiten Liga kamen der 1. VC Wiesbaden und der SCU Emlichheim. Beim VC Olympia Berlin spielte die Juniorinnen-Nationalmannschaft "außer Konkurrenz", weil sie von der Meisterrunde und der Abstiegsrunde ausgeschlossen war.

Statistik

Hauptrunde

Der BBVC 68 wurde während der Saison insolvent. Er wurde aus der Wertung genommen und stand als erster Absteiger fest.

Meisterrunde

Abstiegsrunde

Der SCU Emlichheim musste den Gang in die Zweitklassigkeit antreten.

Weblinks
 Volleyball-Bundesliga Frauen Archiv
 Ranglisten 2005 (PDF-Datei; 78 kB)

2004/05
Volleyballsaison 2004/05

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Citation: Van Donk, S.J., Tollner, E.W., Steiner, J.L., Evett, S.R. 2004. Soil temperature under a dormant bermudagrass mulch: Simulation and measurement. Transactions of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. 47:91-98.
Interpretive Summary: The ENergy and WATer BALance (ENWATBAL) computer model simulates soil water and temperature, evaporation from soil, and transpiration from crops. It has been used to evaluate the effect of management on water use and savings, which is especially important in dry climates. ENWATBAL can also be used to assess the effect of management on soil temperature, which is important for such things as nutrient availability, disease development, and crop growth. It does not simulate the effects of a mulch layer, limiting the model's applicability since surface vegetative mulches are becoming more common, especially in reduced-tillage systems. For example, the presence of a mulch modifies soil temperature, which may be favorable or unfavorable for the growth of a specific crop. Our objective was to enhance ENWATBAL to enable simulation of mulch effects. Soil temperatures simulate with the mulch enhanced model were compared with those measured at Watkinsville, Georgia, USA under dormant bermudagrass having a thatchy layer that acted as a mulch. Soil temperature was simulate much better with the mulch enhanced model than with the original ENWATBAL model. We also found a method, slightly modifying the model's mathematical equations, that makes the model run 50 times faster on a computer than the method that uses the exact equations.
Technical Abstract: Simulation models are useful for analyzing agricultural systems, but to be widely applicable, models must accommodate common phenomena. The ENergy and WATer BALance (ENWATBAL) model is a mechanistic, numerical model that simulates soil water and temperature profiles, evaporation from soil, and transpiration from crops, but it does not simulate the effects of a mulch layer. Surface vegetative mulches are becoming more common, especially in reduced-tillage systems, limiting the model's applicability. Our objective was to modify ENWATBAL to enable physically based simulation of the effects of a dense mulch. As a preliminary evaluation of the model, soil temperatures simulated with the modified model were compared with those measured at Watkinsville, Georgia, USA in Cecil sandy loam (clayey, kaolinitic, thermic, Typic Kanhapludult) under dormant bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon, [L.] Pers.) having a thatchy layer that acted as a muclh during the simulation period. Measured daily soil termperature amplitudes at 0.04 m depth were about 2 C during an 8-day period in December 1995. Simulated amplitudes were 12 C with the original ENWATBAL model, and 3.5 C with the mulch enhanced model. Average absolute difference between measured and simulated soil temperature was 3.9 C using the original ENWATBAL model and 1.2 C using the mulch enhanced model. Measured soil temperatures lagged behind those simulated, indicating that conduction may be an important process of heat transfer through the mulch. Two solution methods were tested, one an iterative solution for mulch and soil surface temperatures implicit in the energy balance equations, and the other a linearized, explicit solution of the energy balances. The latter method was 50 times faster than the iterative method without compromising accuracy: the largest linearization error was only 0.01 C.


After studying photography in Paris and New York, Hoogland Ivanow (b 1973) got her breakthrough living and working in London in the mid 90's, there she mainly worked with fashion commissions for papers as Dazed and Confused and the Face, portraits, landscape, book covers and record covers.
Since the begining of the 21st century Hoogland Ivanow has been based in Stockholm and works mainly with her own, artistic projects. She is well known for her dark aesthetics and she often works intuitively and one could often detect a great playfulness in her imagery. Besides photography she has also worked with video, one of her more prominent video work is Annelise Frankfurt (2013) with the theme choreography and dance.
She has also received Scanpix Photo Prize for her project Satellite.


Spidey Comic what a nightmare! At a time when I was in my mid-teenage years MarvelUK produced this mess. You couldn't create a more un-cool comic if you tried. On the plus side it made me look for better produced work elsewhere.


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Watch the New Trailer for "The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild" Premiering Soon on Disney+
The newest animated film in the Ice Age franchise is coming to Disney+ later this month! The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild (2022) will premiere on January 28, 2022 exclusively on Disney+.
Watch the new trailer just released by Walt Disney Studios ahead of the film's debut below:
The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild follows characters fans may remember from previous Ice Age films and introduces new characters into the incredibly popular kid-friendly movie franchise. The film focuses on sibling possums named Crash and Eddie as they set off on a brand new adventure to create a home of their own. Only a short way into their journey, the two find themselves trapped underneath the ice in a cave inhabited by none other than dinosaurs! Following a swift rescue by a weasel named Buck Wild, the group heads out on a new adventure: To save the Lost World from domination by the dinosaurs.
A number of talented actors led their voices to the latest Ice Age film, including Simon Pegg, Utkarsh Ambudkar, Justina Machado, Vincent Tong, and Aaron Harris. The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild is directed by John C. Donkin (the producer behind the previous, and very popular film within the series, Ice Age: Continental Drift) and is written by Jim Hecht, known for his work on Ice Age: The Meltdown, along with Ray DeLaurentis of Fairy Odd Parents fame and Will Schifrin (Bunsen Is a Beast).
The story for the film was created by Jim Hecht, and experienced creator on the Ice Age franchise Lori Forte is on the team as an executive producer for the film.
In addition to new content like The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild, the full Ice Age collection, made up of the five preceding films and two made for TV specials, is currently available to stream from compatible devices on Disney+.
Ice Age was not originally part of the Walt Disney Company's collection of films. The franchise was incorporated into the Walt Disney Company in 2019 as part of the acquisition of Blue Sky Studios, a subsidiary of 20th Century Animation (21st Century Fox).
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Brittany DiCologero
About Brittany DiCologero
Brittany is a New England-based writer focused on the history of the Walt Disney World Resort. She is the author of "Red, White, and Disney: The Myths and Reality of American History at the Walt Disney World Resort," and "Brittany Earns Her Ears."


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Q: Zsh autocompleting cd with other people's home directories Found this weird behavior with zsh autocompletion for cd. For some reason, if I write the prefix of a username after cd and press tab it will autocomplete to username/ and try to cd to that user's home directory when I press enter. I.e.,
/some/random/path/$ cd ler<TAB>

This will auto complete to
/some/random/path/$ cd leroy/

When I press enter it tries to cd to /home/leroy.
How do I disable this?
I haven't done anything fancy with autocomplete config. CDPATH is just ".", and this is what zstyle tells me about cd
$ zstyle | grep -w cd
    :completion:*:cd:* local-directories directory-stack path-directories

If I change that to just local-directories strange behavior does not go away.


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La Subaru XT è un'autovettura del tipo coupé prodotta dalla casa automobilistica giapponese Subaru dal 1985 al 1991.

Caratteristiche

In Giappone era commercializzata come Alcyone, in Australia e Nuova Zelanda con il nome Vortex e con il nome XT (i modelli dotati di motore a quattro cilindri) o XT6 (nei modelli con motore a sei cilindri) in Nord America ed Europa. Era disponibili sia con la sola trazione anteriore che con quella integrale. La Subaru XT debuttò nel febbraio 1985 nel mercato americano, seguito a giugno da quello nipponico. La XT fu sostituita dalla Subaru SVX nel 1992.

La XT all'esordio nel 1985 montava due motorizzazioni:
 EA82: 1781 cm³ boxer a 4 cilindri che produceva 97 CV (72 kW) a 5200 giri/min ed 140 Nm di coppia a 3200 giri/min;
 EA82T: 1781 cm³ boxer a 4 cilindri turbocompresso che produceva 112 CV (83 kW) a 4800 giri/min e 194 Nm di coppia a 2800 giro/min. Dal 1987, la potenza è aumentata a 115 CV (86 kW). In Europa la potenza della XT turbo era di 136 CV (100 kW).

Nella metà del 1987 Subaru introdusse, oltre alla trazione integrale e ad un nuovo cambio automatico, la XT6 dotata di un motore siglato ER27 a 6 cilindri boxer da 2,7 litri che sviluppava 145 CV (108 kW). L'XT6 inoltre aveva sospensioni più rigide per gestire l'aggravio di peso dato dal motore più grande e mozzi delle ruote con fissaggio a 5 bulloni per gestire la maggiore coppia.

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Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

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I hope you enjoy the mix of images and updates on my recent and current work here on the site. Please keep in touch as I try to have regular, fresh & interesting updates on what I'm doing, my latest pieces and other exciting developments in my 'art life'. I'm driven by positivity so you can be pretty much guaranteed that the updates, events and latest paintings you see here will be 'uplifting' ..!!
Using my background in psychology and coaching to help shape my works, and drawing influence from sources such as Bridget Riley, Damien Hirst, Gerhard Richter, Ian Davenport, Rudolf Stingel, Patrick Scott and Zao Wou-Ki, I aim to create contemporary, fresh, vibrant pieces which light up any room. I am driven by postitivity and energised by colour., and my focus is on capturing flow and harmony balanced with his attention to order and precision.
My distinctive small square paintings are the result of a process of developing multiple layers, with elements of each layer protected and other elements washed, rubbed or scratched away, all building a 'history', on each square, each 'positive moment'. The vibrancy and depth of each piece provides you, the viewer, with the opportunity to create your own narrative, or narratives, as you may respond differently at different times. The use of my signature 22 carat goldleaf square and the three dimensional presentation of the squares provides you with that sense of an opportunity, an opportunity to 'capture that moment'.
Since early 2018, I have been working on developing a new and complimentary new style, which I simply call my 'Stripe paintings'. I wanted to create something that was modern and visually impactful and yet spoke directly to the core inspiration of my work for over ten years now - positivity ...!! In my paintings I aim to capture the different elements that go to create great and positive moments in our lives. I'm really happy with the move towards capturing increased intensity and purity of colour in my work, reflecting the importance of appreciating of each ingredient that goes to make up really great moments. I'm also happy to see the historical Irish wallpaper patterns coming through in my new work. I love the play between old and new, and I'm attracted to the symetry and the repetition of patterns. I see all of this as being consistent with the capturing of, and the celebration of, positive moments, strengths, and the benefit of repeating good things in the search for excellence.
I've had four solo shows to date and my work has been shown internationally in cities around the world including Milan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Stockholm, Edinburgh, a number of times in London, at SOFA Chicago and twice in New York City. My art is in Irish Government national and regional collections, corporate collections, and internationally in collections such as the Montefiore Fine Art Collection, New York.
Please take a few minutes to browse the pieces here on the site, and create your own narratives. Let your mind take you on a journey and tap into, or recharge, your own reserves of positivity ...!!
Please don't hesitate to get in touch with me in relation to any piece you see or any ideas you may have for a special commission.
Exhibitions ... past, current and upcoming.
1 - 15 Sept: Niall's 4th Solo Show - CLARITY - Chimera Gallery, Mullingar.
Jan - March: #PigsOnParade, for the Jack & Jill Children's Foundation, Dublin.
I was born in Dumfries, Scotland in 1965 but grew up in Mullingar. Life has taken me to fascinating parts of the world and I'm now living in the village of Stamullen, Co. Meath, with Cécile, Antoine, Clodagh and Tristan.
You will see from my LinkedIn profile that I have built, and continue to build on, nearly 30 years of occupational psychology and public service HR experience in Ireland and the UK. Over the last number of years executive coaching has captured my passion and energy and I get huge satisfaction from working closely with managers and executives to help them reach their potential and move towards achieving real personal fulfilment.
Final Note: I would like to thank Ciaran De Buitlear of IT Pragmatix for his valuable advice, guidance and expertise on the design of my site.


At the heart of every business is the passion of individuals working together to create something unique. The Coeur de Lion Property Group was born out of a passion for property and a strong desire to enhance the way the industry works with communities. We strive to turn property passion into positive opportunities for all involved, underpinned by our CDL Community Programme.
With over 47 years of experience and relationships, Coeur de Lion Property Group works in partnership with landowners, developers, builders, charities and communities to create and manage attractive and mutually beneficial residential, commercial and retail developments.


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Between the Lines (TV series)
Title: Between the Lines (TV series)
Subject: World Productions, Tom Georgeson, Alexander Morton, Glen Berry, Lee Ross (actor)
Collection: 1990S British Television Series, 1992 British Television Programme Debuts, 1994 British Television Programme Endings, Bbc Television Dramas, British Crime Television Series
J. C. Wilsher
Siobhan Redmond
Tony Doyle
Robin Lermitte
Hal Lindes
& Colin Towns
Original language(s)
No. of series
Executive producer(s)
Tony Garnett
50 minute episodes
4 September 1992 – 21 December 1994
Between the Lines is a television police drama series created by J. C. Wilsher and produced by World Productions for the BBC. It was first shown on BBC1 between 1992 and 1994, running for three series.
The show centred on the eventful life of Detective Superintendent Tony Clark, played by Siobhan Redmond).
Clark's work as a lead officer in CIB was the focus of the first two series. In the first series his boss was Deakin, a tough ex-RUC Northern Irish policeman. At the end of the first series Deakin was revealed to be a corrupt officer himself. He left the force but remained a recurring character working freelance for the security services and others, sometimes in conflict with Clark and sometimes assisting him. At the start of the third series (after a dramatic shoot-out at the end of the second) Clark, Naylor and Connell leave the police force and work in the murky world of private security, far-right political groups and espionage. The third series ends with the betrayal of Clark and Naylor who had been masquerading as mercenaries. The betrayal is made by Connell in league with Deakin, their former boss and nemesis. It is unclear whether Clark and Naylor have died as the show ended on a cliffhanger. Rumours of a remake did circulate for some years, but Pearson confirmed in 'Watching the Detectives' that he had wanted a 'final' ending at the time and would never return to the role.
Between The Lines was one of the first British TV dramas to include a homosexual character. Maureen (Mo) Connell (Siobhan Redmond) came out as a lesbian in the series after the divorce from her husband.
The show became a surprise hit for the BBC, winning a British Academy Television Award (BAFTA) for Best Drama Series in 1994. In 2000 it was voted into the 100 Greatest British Television Programmes by the British Film Institute. The series was reviewed in an episode of the BBC documentary series "Call the Cops",[1] which stated the series had "found a way of getting to grips with the corruption scandals of the 1990's"[2]
Several then unknown actors with small roles in the series later became well known, including John Hannah, Hermione Norris, Daniel Craig, Michael Kitchen, Hugh Bonneville (in 1994 known as Richard Bonneville) James Nesbitt and David Hayman.
In Ontario, Canada, the program was retitled Inside the Line because the broadcaster TVOntario already had a current affairs program called Between the Lines and did not want them confused.
Cast and crew 1
Episodes 3
DVD release 4
Tony Clark - Death in Paradise.
Harry Naylor - Boys from the Blackstuff (1982), The Manageress (1989–90), G.B.H. (1991) and Bleak House (2005).[4]
Maureen "Mo" Connell - Siobhan Redmond. Redmond's first major role was as Lucy McGinty in Bulman (1985–87). She has since appeared in The High Life (1995) and The Smoking Room (2004–05).[5] She has also appeared in several episodes of the Scottish criminal TV series Rebus and Taggart.
John Deakin was played by Tony Doyle, another well-established character actor. Along with Between the Lines, he is best remembered as Brian Quigley in Ballykissangel (1996–2001). He died in 2000.[6]
Guest stars in the series included many today well-known British actors such as Daniel Craig, James Nesbitt, Jerome Flynn, Bernard Hill, David Morrissey, Jaye Griffiths, Paul Brooke, Francesca Annis, Sylvestra Le Touzel, John Hannah, Michael Kitchen, David Hayman, Hermione Norris, Ray Winstone , Larry Lamb and Hugh Bonneville (Richard Bonneville as of 1994). Most of them were unknown or less known, prior to their appearances in this series.
Executive producer Tony Garnett had begun his career as an actor before becoming a producer in the late nineteen-sixties. His credits included The Wednesday Play and Play for Today. Following Between the Lines, he went on to produce several popular and notable series including This Life (1996–97), Ballykissangel and The Cops (1998–2000).[7]
Until the 1970s complaints against the police in Britain were dealt with internally, with no outside oversight, leading to public dissatisfaction amid allegations that misconduct and corruption were not being effectively dealt with. The 1976 Police Act established the Police Complaints Board, an independent review body, but following the Scarman Report in 1982 this was replaced by the more effective Police Complaints Authority, creating the background of the series.[8][9]
However, even today, under the current Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), the majority of complaints against the police are dealt with internally. The IPCC investigates the most serious cases, and deals with appeals.[10]
All three series of Between The Lines have been released on DVD (Region 2) by 2 Entertain/Cinema Club.
^ Call the Cops at BBC Four
^ Call the Cops, episode 4:Between the Lines at BBC Four
^ Neil Pearson at the Internet Movie Database
^ Tom Georgeson at the Internet Movie Database
^ Siobhan Redmond at the Internet Movie Database
^ Tony Doyle at the Internet Movie Database
^ Tony Garnett at the Internet Movie Database
^ History and context, report by Liberty
^ History ipcc.gov.uk
^ Role of the IPCC ipcc.gov.uk
Information including list of episodes
Between the Lines at the Internet Movie Database
BAFTA TV Award for Best Drama Series
Inspector Morse (1992)
Between the Lines (1994)
Cracker (1995)
EastEnders (1997)
Jonathan Creek (1998)
The Cops (1999)
Clocking Off (2001)
Cold Feet (2002)
Spooks (2003)
Buried (2004)
Shameless (2005)
The Street (2007)
Wallander (2009)
Misfits (2010)
The Fades (2012)
Last Tango in Halifax (2013)
Broadchurch (2014)
Happy Valley (2015)
TBS programming
Battle of the Planets
Best of World Championship Wrestling
Braves TBS Baseball
Georgia Championship Wrestling
WCW Saturday Night
The Baseball Bunch
College Football on TBS
Clash of the Champions
G-Force: Guardians of Space
Kid's Beat
NASCAR on TBS
National Geographic Explorer
The New Leave It to Beaver
Night Tracks
Starcade
NBA on TBS
WCW Main Event
WCW Power Hour
WCW Pro
Captain Planet and the Planeteers
Cartoon Planet
The Chimp Channel
Live from the House of Blues
Movies, For Guys Who Like Movies
WCW Thunder
10 Items or Less
Daisy Does America
He's a Lady
Midnight Money Madness
Minding the Store
Tyler Perry's House of Payne
Worst Case Scenarios
Bam's Bad Ass Game Show
CeeLo Green's The Good Life
Deon Cole's Black Box
Funniest Wins
The Pete Holmes Show
Trust Me, I'm a Game Show Host
Tyler Perry's For Better or Worse
Who Gets the Last Laugh?
American Dad! (since 2014)
Conan (since 2010)
Funny or Die Presents: America's Next Weatherman (since 2015)
Major League Baseball on TBS (since 2008)
Meet the Smiths (since 2015)
Movie and a Makeover (since 2006)
NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament (since 2011)
Angie Tribeca (2016)
The Detour (2015)
Full Frontal with Samantha Bee (2016)
Wrecked (2015)
Monkey-ed Movies
Tom and Jerry's Funhouse on TBS
1990s British television series
1992 British television programme debuts
1994 British television programme endings
BBC television dramas
British crime television series
United Kingdom, English language, Amazon.com, United States, Unix
Ontario, Quebec City, Quebec, Ottawa, Aboriginal peoples in Canada
CBeebies, United Kingdom, Doctor Who, BBC Television, BBC Radio
World Productions
Production company, Channel 4, London, Channel 5 (UK), Ipswich Town F.C.
Doctor Who, Lancashire, Liverpool, England, Bbc
Lee Ross (actor)
EastEnders, The Bill, Press Gang, Doctor Who, Waking the Dead (TV series)


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14 Day Patagonia Highlights
Premium Private Guided Tour
Starting: Jan 20, 2020
Book By: Dec 14 2021 7:00PM
Supplier: Kensington Tours
Day Destination
5 Buenos Aires To El Calafate
6 El Calafate
7 El Calafate To Welcome To Puerto Bories
8 Puerto Bories
10 Puerto Bories
11 Puerto Bories To Punta Arenas To Santiago
Few places on earth can match Patagonia's rugged natural beauty. This gripping adventure brings you deep into this fabled land of jagged peaks, massive glaciers, and endless skies. Book-ended with time to explore the vibrant South American capitals of Buenos Aires and Santiago, you'll get your fill of frontier wildness with all the comforts of civilization, too.
It begins in Buenos Aires, the electric Argentinian capital, where you'll step out on a tour of the narrow cobblestone streets of the San Telmo and La Boca barrios, take in a colorful tango show over dinner at Rojo Tango, and explore the city's fascinating architecture.
From the capital, we next fly south to El Calafate, gateway to the wild lands of Patagonia. After a visit to the Glaciarium (a museum devoted to the world of ice), come face-to-face with Los Glaciares National Park's magnificent Perito Moreno Glacier on a crampon-assisted hike.
Next, cross the border into bound for the Chilean frontier, your home base for the next few nights. Here, you'll have the chance to hike across the Grey Glacier, hike and go horseback riding through the Sierra, and kayak the coast before returning northward to your last stop: Santiago.
A dynamic city that holds to its past while embracing the future, Santiago is the perfect spot to wrap up your South America tour. Develop an appreciation for the Chilean capital on a private historical tour of the city capped off with a visit to the Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino, which offers an unparalleled glimpse into the life of the region's indigenous peoples before their first encounter with Europeans. Lastly, end your jounrey in the stunning wine region just outside Santiago with a tutored blind tasting at one of the country's finest producers.
Kensington Tours creates private trips from the world's finest ingredients. Tailor-made with care by your personal Destination Expert, your personalized trip is always a one-of-a-kind experience made just for you. Expert local guidance and 24/7 service come standard.
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It is from these roots that Jeff began building his vision for Kensington Tours, drawing on his years with McKinsey & Company and Wharton. Led by a team of destination experts with real in-country experience (not a call center) and a commitment to rethinking the way you travel - it has resulted in an award-winning travel company that spans the globe. What does this mean for you? It's simple: extraordinary travel experiences at unrivaled value.
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