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Beata Rakowska (ur. 28 marca 1965 we Wrocławiu) – polska aktorka teatralna, głosowa i telewizyjna.

Wczesne lata
Urodziła się i dorastała we Wrocławiu. Kiedy miała pięć lat, jej rodzice zapisali ją na zajęcia baletowe w Dziecięcym Centrum Baletowym "Arabeska", gdzie uczęszczała przez 7 lat. Potem jej ojciec zapisał ją do studium pantomimiczno-teatralnego w Młodzieżowym Domu Kultury. Razem z Cezarym Żakiem i Krzysztofem Draczem występowała w spektaklach dla dzieci – Szewczyk Dratewka czy Igraszki z diabłem, z którymi jeździła po Polsce. Studiowała na Wydziale Aktorskim Państwowej Wyższej Szkole Teatralnej im. Ludwika Solskiego we Wrocławiu, którą ukończyła w 1988.

Kariera
Jeszcze podczas studiów zadebiutowała w spektaklu Bertolta Brechta Człowiek jak człowiek (1987) z Mirosławem Baką i Piotrem Konieczyńskim na scenie Teatru im. C.K. Norwida w Jeleniej Górze, gdzie występowała w latach 1987–1988. Za rolę Krystyny w przedstawieniu Augusta Strindberga Panna Julia zdobyła wyróżnienie na VI Ogólnopolskim Przeglądzie Spektakli Dyplomowych Szkół Teatralnych w Łodzi. Występowała potem w teatrach: Nowym w Łodzi (1988–1989), Narodowym w Warszawie (1989–1990), K2 we Wrocławiu (1994) i Komedia we Wrocławiu (2006).

W 1996 związała się na stałe z Wrocławskim Teatrem Współczesnym im. Edmunda Wiercińskiego.

Po raz pierwszy pojawiła się na małym ekranie w dramacie telewizyjnym Zero życia (1987) u boku Tomasza Hudźca, Edwarda Lubaszenki, Jana Jankowskiego i Ewy Skibińskiej. Popularność przyniosła jej rola Małgosi Słończyk, studentki chemii Politechniki Warszawskiej w serialu Odbicia (1989) oraz postać Ewy Glinickiej w ostatnich odcinkach opery mydlanej TVP2 W labiryncie (1990).

Zagrała także gościnnie w serialu Polsat Życie jak poker (1998–1999), sitcomie Polsat Świat według Kiepskich (2000, 2005, 2007) oraz serialu animowanym TV4 Włatcy móch (2006–2007), użyczając głosu m.in. Konieczce i Andżelice.

Wzięła udział w reklamie tabletek w leczeniu zaparcia Xenna Extra (2008) i banku AIG (2009).

Przez dwa lata uczyła dzieci języka angielskiego w Rękowie pod Sobótką. Pracowała jako spikerka, tłumaczka i nauczycielka języków obcych. Była kaskaderką. Zajmuje się również audiodeskrypcją dla Fundacji Katarynka. Prowadzi warsztaty teatralne w uniwersytecie trzeciego wieku.

Filmografia

Filmy
 1987: Zero życia (TV) – dziewczyna z klasy Tomka
 1995: Podróż do Polski – niemiecka turystka
 2000: Nie ma zmiłuj – sekretarka w "Vin-Necie"

Seriale TV
 1989: Odbicia – Małgosia Słończyk
 1990: W labiryncie – Ewa Glinicka-Hanisz
 1995: Maszyna zmian – sprzedawczyni (odc. 2)
 1998–1999: Życie jak poker – Ilona, dziewczyna Żywińskiego
 2000–2013, 2015–2021: Świat według Kiepskich – dziennikarka; kobieta (odc. 217); urzędniczka (odc. 242)
 2002–2003: Gorący temat – dziennikarka Katarzyna
 2004–2014: Pierwsza miłość –
 Zakonnica,
 Lekarz w Poradni Alergologicznej,
 Kadrowa,
 Żona Wiesława,
 Reporterka Telewizji CNP Polska
 2006: Bezmiar sprawiedliwości – pracownica teatru (odc. 2)
 2007: Biuro kryminalne – Melania Makowska (odc. 38)
 2008: Na dobre i na złe – matka Maćka (odc. 332)
 2009–2010: Tancerze – Łucja, była żona Bernarda (odc. 10, 32 i 33)
 2009: Rajskie klimaty – dziennikarka
 2010: Licencja na wychowanie – kobieta w aptece (odc. 3)
 2011: Głęboka woda – nauczycielka (odc. 12)
 2012: Galeria – nauczycielka (odc. 147)

Dubbing
 2006–2010: Włatcy móch –
 Konieczko,
 Andżelika,
 Karolina,
 Mariola Wasilak,
 Matka Maślany,
 Matka Konieczki,
 Matka Anusiaka,
 Matka Andżeliki,
 Dentystka,
 Przytulasek,
 Pedeciak,
 Frycek,
 Aktorka z filmu dla dorosłych,
 Ratowniczka,
 Słonica,
 Strusie,
 Różne postacie
 2007: Pana Magorium cudowne emporium
 2007: Włatcy móch: Wrzód na dópie –
 Konieczko,
 Andżelika
 2009: Włatcy móch: Ćmoki, czopki i mondzioły –
 Konieczko,
 Andżelika,
 Przytulasek,
 Pedeciak,
 Matka Anusiaka,
 Spikerka
 2012: Sklep dla samobójców – drobna pani
 2012: Kreskotoria Polski – Dobrawa

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

Polskie aktorki filmowe
Polskie aktorki telewizyjne
Polskie aktorki teatralne
Polskie aktorki dubbingowe
Absolwenci Filii we Wrocławiu Akademii Sztuk Teatralnych im. Stanisława Wyspiańskiego w Krakowie
Aktorzy Wrocławskiego Teatru Współczesnego
Ludzie urodzeni we Wrocławiu
Urodzeni w 1965

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 Dean Moyar, American philosopher and associate professor of philosophy at Johns Hopkins University

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Martin Gaston Biron, född 15 augusti 1977 i Lac-Saint-Charles, Québec, är en kanadensisk före detta professionell ishockeymålvakt som spelade för New York Rangers i NHL.

Biron skrev på ett två-årskontrakt med Rangers under sommaren 2010.

Han har tidigare representerat Buffalo Sabres, Philadelphia Flyers och New York Islanders.

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Summer is the time to break free from school, commitments, and responsibility, a time to have fun, hang out with your friends, and waste your time away at the beach. Oh, and let's not forget one of the most anticipated things, summer romances. Love is a tricky emotion, and there are some things that feel like love but are much too superficial to be the real thing. Real love takes time and doesn't happen in a short period of time in the summer.
Sometimes summer romances can bloom into what feels like the greatest love of your life. Maybe it's the heat, maybe it's the fact that summer is so short and sweet, or maybe it's just plain true love when you're not looking, but there's something about love in the summer that makes it exceptional. Though the thought of spending the summer alone or simply with friends may seem a bit boring, you need to weigh the pros and cons of summer romances. Carefully considering a summer romance now may be the best way to prevent heartache later on.
We all tend to make irrational decisions which later on we may regret. It's crucial to take a moment to weigh the joys and dangers of summertime relationships. Although boys might seem like the only major thing in your world right now, think about all of the possible outcomes of becoming sexually active. We aren't trying to nag you like your school nurses or anything, but the shocking reality is that 1 out of 4 teens in the United States has an STD. That averages out to about 3 million teens nationwide. And there are about 150,000 new cases of STDs in people under the age of 25 each year! Our advice to you is to get to know a person before you decide to take things to the next level. And even though you decide to make safe choices, you also don't want to get your heart broken at the end of the day.
Although we all need to take these things into consideration, let's not forget about how much fun a little harmless flirting can be! Just be confident in yourself about who you are. Even if you don't have the perfect supermodel body, just strut your stuff and be proud of who you are. That will catch any guy's attention. Have fun and enjoy your fun in the sun!


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Q: Mapbox multicolored polyline I'm moving my app over to Mapbox and one of the things that I'm stuck on is creating a multicolored polyline where the segment color is set dynamically by speed.  The closest thing I've been able to do is create an array of different colored lines and add them to the map as many individual lines but the processing time and frame rate degradation it too much not to mention you can see the different segments.  This is easily achievable with MapKit or Google Maps, but as far as I can tell a polyline can only have one color in Mapbox.
A very similar question was asked Here but that was 3 years ago and the answer seem to relate to using the directions API.
The basic function looks like this and I created a custom MGLMulticolorPolyline class so that I could set the color
    func locationPolyLine(locations : [Location], averageSpeed: Double, topSpeed: Double) -> [MGLMulticolorPolyline] {

    var coordinates: [(CLLocation, CLLocation)] = []
    var speeds: [Double] = []
    let smallerLocationArray = locations.enumerated().filter({ index, _ in
        index % 2 != 0
    }).map { $0.1 }

    for (first, second) in zip(smallerLocationArray, smallerLocationArray.dropFirst()) {
        //create an array of coordinates
        let start = CLLocation(latitude: first.locLatitude, longitude: first.locLongitude)
        let end = CLLocation(latitude: second.locLatitude, longitude: second.locLongitude)
        coordinates.append((start, end))

        let distance = end.distance(from: start)
        guard let firstTimestamp = first.locTimestamp,
            let secondTimestamp = second.locTimestamp else {continue}
        let time = secondTimestamp.timeIntervalSince(firstTimestamp as Date)
        let speed = time > 0 ? distance / time : 0
        speeds.append(speed)

    }

    var segments: [MGLMulticolorPolyline] = []
    var index = 0
    for ((start, end), speed) in zip(coordinates, speeds) {
        let coords = [start.coordinate, end.coordinate]
        let segment = MGLMulticolorPolyline(coordinates: coords, count: 2)

        if smallerLocationArray[index].lift == true{
            segment.color = UIColor.blue
        } else{
            segment.color = segmentColor(speed: speed,
                                         midSpeed: averageSpeed,
                                         slowestSpeed: 0.0,
                                         fastestSpeed: topSpeed)
        }
        segments.append(segment)

        index += 1
    }
    return segments

}
}

and it get added to the map like so
    let multiColoredPolyline = MapboxHelper().locationPolyLine(locations: locationsArray, averageSpeed: avgSpeed, topSpeed: maxSpeed)
    mapView.addAnnotations(multiColoredPolyline)

A: A little bit back, Mapbox introduced the line-gradient property.
https://docs.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/example/line-gradient/ gives an example of how to use it.

<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Create a gradient line using an expression</title>
<meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale=1,maximum-scale=1,user-scalable=no">
<link href="https://api.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/v2.3.0/mapbox-gl.css" rel="stylesheet">

There's also a pathgradient lib which is documented at https://docs.mapbox.com/help/tutorials/add-gradient-route-line-video/.
It's a little hard to see in the code, and they don't explain it at all in the docu, but line https://github.com/mapbox/path-gradients/blob/master/main.js#L22 is where you would set whatever color you wanted, so instead of choosing a color which is dependent on the position of the ith element, you'd set the color based on the speed of the ith element.

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In 2018, AIB committed to investing €500,000 per annum in FoodCloud for three years, further supported by financial and non-financial supports to the value of €330,000 per annum for three years from Rethink Ireland's Growth Fund. This investment was established by the Department of Rural and Community Development from the Dormant Accounts Fund.
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The Toronto Go Global Expo is a FREE expo taking place Saturday, September 22, 2018 at the Mattamy Centre (Maple Leaf Gardens) in downtown Toronto. It is open to the public and features opportunities for anyone who wants to get abroad! Whatever your age, and whether you are considering going abroad to live, work, volunteer or study, there are opportunities for you here.
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The company's roots go back to Carl Zeiss Jena when the first commercial Variable Shaped Beam system was introduced in the 1970s.
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The SDGs – flawed yes, but still a powerful vision of a possible future
Simon Trace
This week heads of state, the Pope, the UN Secretary General and a range of dignitaries meet at the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit in New York. They are meeting to launch the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that set a vision for 2030 for human development and environmental sustainability. The SDGs range from commitments to end poverty in all its forms and reduce inequalities, through to more sustainable industrialisation and peace and justice. The 17 SDGs replace the 8 Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) that were agreed at the turn of the century as a vision for progress to 2015. The Guardian does a good summary of the SDGs as well as how they relate to the old MDGs.
There are reasons to be cynical about what goal setting of this nature can achieve. Firstly there is the track record of progress against the MDGs themselves, which is patchy. You can see a good summary by the UN of achievements as of 2104 here. In short, some good progress was made across Asia, Latin America and North Africa, but most of the MDGs were not met in Sub Saharan Africa.
More fundamentally there is the question raised by Duncan Green in his From Poverty to Power blog about how much goals of this nature actually influence behaviour of governments at a national level. As Duncan puts it do we really think that "Chinese decision makers leap out of bed every morning asking themselves 'how can I achieve the MDGs'?"
And finally you have to wonder whether some of the metrics used to measure progress against the goals really say anything meaningful (or indeed whether the data can always be trusted – a criticism of some reporting against the MDGs).
Despite these reservations, I am a supporter of the SDGs for 3 reasons:
Firstly, standing out against the miasma of bad news and dire predictions for the future that forms our daily media diet, they provide an alternative and positive vision of a possible future. A view that was built at least in part on a very large global conversation around "the future we want".
Secondly it's a view around which action can be galvanised. Duncan may well be correct in saying national policy makers don't jump out of bed thinking about the MDG's, but that doesn't mean they have had no influence. Access to clean water supplies was included as a specific outcome for MDG 7 for example and my sense over the past 15 years has been that that increased focus on what progress was being made, which in turn influenced allocations made for rural water supply infrastructure by donors and national governments. Progress on addressing access to water over the past 15 years has been relatively good, albeit there is still some way to go. In contrast, access to energy was not included in the MDGs and consequently much less scrutiny of progress was visible (until the recent UN sustainable energy for all initiative). As a result of the lack of interest in the sector there was a relative dearth of funding for the comparable decentralised community managed infrastructure needed to provide rural communities with electricity.
Thirdly, however imperfect they are, the MDGs and now the SDGs can provide a handle for civil society to hold both national governments and the international community to account. They are a statement of intent that can be held up as a mirror to reflect back how actions have measured up to rhetoric. They are a tool for us to use should we choose to.
There remain reasons aplenty to be cynical about the SDGs. But I still welcome them. In a cynical world they are a statement not just of hope but of intent. And as such they have the potential to reflect back to us all on the effectiveness of our efforts to find a just and sustainable future for everyone on the planet.
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Departure from the center of Paris in a comfortable and air-conditioned bus, you will discover during this excursion Mont Saint Michel, set in the heart of a huge bay in Normandy, surrounded by the biggest tides of Europe. I saw a lot of photos of Mont St Michel before, with either water surrounding it, or sheep eating some green grass in the foreground. This fabulous tour offers a hassle-free way to explore the island during a day trip from Paris with plenty of free time ensuring you don't have to adhere to a schedule. Traveling by high-speed train rather than bus, we dramatically reduce travel time, giving you more time in Mont Saint-Michel than any comparable tour (app.
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OPINION: Should college athletes get paid?
March Madness is circled on the calendars of people around the world. This tournament is hosted by the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the NCAA, which oversees the 351 Division I Men's Basketball programs fighting for one of the 68 spots in the tournament. However, not everyone benefits from this entertaining tournament — namely the players themselves.
According to Bloomberg, the NCAA earned more than $1 billion last year. This money primarily comes from massive television contracts for their annual men's basketball tournament. These contracts brought the NCAA $761 million last year, and the students received $0.00 of it.
It is not just the NCAA that is profiting off of the athletes, the schools that they play for do as well. According to CNN, "division I college football and men's basketball teams made a combined profit of $1.7 billion in the 2013-14 school year". These players got to keep zero percent of the revenue that their talents helped bring in. However, it is not just high-profile athletes that deserve to be paid.
If a non-student-athlete needed money, they would be told to get a job. NCAA bylaws state that student-athletes can work, but many do not have the time to devote to a job.
According to the NCAA's 2015 GOALS Study of the Student-Athlete Experience Survey Division I, athletes spent a median of at least 66 hours a week, in season, on athletic and academic activities. This equates to nearly 39 percent of their week. However, there were many athletes that spent upwards of 70 hours a week on athletic and academic activities. This means many athletes spent at least 42 percent of their week during the season on athletic and academic activities.
With athletics and academics taking up a bulk of student-athletes' time, it leaves little room for other activities, let alone a job. The 2015 study also looked at the percentage of student-athletes working at a job for pay. Depending on the sport, between 11 and 23 percent of Division I athletes worked at a job, however, no athletes worked more than an average of nine hours a week. It is important to note that this NCAA survey required the athletes to self-report, and therefore may not fully encompass the hours some athletes spent working, or on athletic and academic activities.
Some may argue that student-athletes should not be paid wages because their education is being paid through scholarships according to CNN, beginning in the 2015-2016 academic year students, at many major sports' schools were offered a cost-of-attendance-stipend. These stipends range from $2,000-$5,000 and are intended to help make up the difference between athletic scholarships and what it actually costs to attend college.
The stipends are a good idea, but they are not nearly enough. The full cost-of-attendance stipend is only given to student-athletes on a full scholarship to a school in a Power Five conference, according to the Kansas City Star. Athletes in these conferences that are on partial scholarships only receive a percentage of the full stipend.
This is a problem — just because a student-athlete competes for a school outside of Power Five conferences does not mean they work any less than a student-athlete at a Power Five school. They work just as hard, and have also earned a full scholarship, and should be compensated with cost-of-attendance stipends as well.
According to CBS, partial scholarships can be given in all NCAA Division I sports that are not FBS, Football Bowl Subdivision, Football, Men's and Women's Basketball, as well as Women's Gymnastics, Tennis, and Volleyball. This encompasses a large number of athletes, who would also benefit from the additional money to help pay for the costs of being a college student.
However, stipends alone are not enough.
The schools of the Power Five conferences found the money for the stipends and should be able to find the money to pay their athletes. The payment does not have to be equivalent to a salary, but student-athletes need to be compensated for their efforts on the field or court. Other student workers are paid for their on-campus jobs, including work-study, working at a front desk or tutoring.
People may say that all schools may not have the money to pay their student-athletes. However, the NCAA brought in more than $1 billion dollars last year. The NCAA can afford to fill in the gaps left by the schools to pay the stipends and additional payments to their athletes where their schools cannot.
The system needs to change, for both the current student-athletes and the student-athletes of the future.


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Veloce ® cycling and bike rental company : From garbage chrisis to tourism renaissance in Napoli : Luigi de Magistris and entrepreneur's bets !
From garbage chrisis to tourism renaissance in Napoli : Luigi de Magistris and entrepreneur's bets !
Naples was reborn with the election of new mayor, Mr. Luigi de Magistris.
Veloce started his business much years ago when Naples was identified by tourists for the garbage chrisis and chaos. We remember pictures shooted by our Finnish customer who enjoyed by bike the bay at time of garbage chrsisis BEFORE Luigi de magistris.
Veloce's corporate social responsibility includes the attention to territories touched by business. During this years we invested in Campania to give our contribute for this change, for a susteinable tourism development in the town of Naples.
Now we want share few pictures shooted in Naples AFTER the election of Luigi de Magistris. This pictures was shooted during our cycling tours at pedestrian areas of the town, from the seafront to the old center, UNESCO world heritage site.
Naples have an historical cycling tradition when the Jerry's granfather was professional cyclist in the Velo Club Napoli on 1928.
Moreover we love to remember who Jerry de Concilio - founder at Veloce - contributed to return on 2013 the Grande Partenza of the Giro d'Italia in Naples.
An alternative place to visit Naples could be cycling Phlegrean coast to the Arenile in Bagnoli, a coastal district near Posillipo. In this pictures shooted few days ago we want show the Arenile Reload and the promenade at the Pier in Bagnoli district.


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SB 1070 Resistance Dancin' in the Streets!
This is long and a few days late (so I know I'm not stealing anyone's audience), but it's such a joyful Feathered Bastard that I still can't resist. There's a tune I've been listening to lately called "The Great Stone Wall" by Jim Page, that reminds me that things haven't always been so dark, so bitter, and so hateful on this planet as it seems to be here and now some days. We're so indoctrinated to the way things are that we fail to understand that things haven't always been this way - and its not the only way for them to be tomorrow, either. Ordinary people really can change the world.
Now, read on about the all night party outside of Sheriff Joe's jail while supporters waited for civil rights organizer Sal Reza to be released after his second arrest last week. And hit Stephen's blog (this week's is too funny) at the Phoenix New Times often for updates on what's happening in this place. Between the protests, parties, patrols, prisoners, people power (check out Guadalupe's resistance, too, folks), and my own personal battles (as well as the theft of my laptop from my home), I can't begin to tell you myself what's going on from day to day. So, I'm going to keep hitting up the New Times until they tell me to stop.
Enjoy the Feathered Bastard now, knowing that no matter what the mainstream media reports and pollsters tell you about popular opinion in Arizona, Sheriff Joe is eating a lot of crow these days - spoonfed by people of every age, color and creed. And PLEASE - regardless of anything else you hear, beg Natalie Merchant and all those superstars heading to the Dodge Theater this month to cancel their engagements - we need their moral support more than their money now more than ever. Tell them to come join the people dancing in the streets.
Salvador Reza Released, Prosecutor Admits No Probable Cause for Arrest
By Stephen Lemons, Sat., Jul. 31 2010 @ 1:54PM
As civil rights leader Salvador Reza stood in stripes before a night court judge around 3:30 a.m. this morning at the Fourth Avenue Jail in downtown Phoenix, the county prosecutor made an eye-popping admission.
"This is really my review," he stated cautiously of a statement from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office before him. "I did not see that this rose to the level of probable cause."
Reza's attorney Robert Pastor immediately pounced.
"Your honor," said Pastor, "I just heard the prosecutor tell the court that there's not enough evidence here to suggest that Mr. Reza committed a crime. I ask that the charge be dismissed and he be released immediately."
Of Reza's bogus charge for "obstructing a judicial proceeding," the judge herself seemed skeptical.
"I do not have enough information to find probable cause in this matter, sir," she told the county attorney.
She declined to dismiss the charge, but she released Reza on his own recognizance and set his next court date for August 18.
Reza, leader of the organization Puente, had been arrested late Friday afternoon after watching a band of protesters engage in civil disobedience by blocking Sheriff Joe Arpaio's command post for the MCSO's latest anti-immigrant sweep. The post was located near 35th Avenue and Lower Buckeye, close to the Lower Buckeye Jail. Reza was across the street in an unpaved parking lot.
Reza, after being released Saturday morning
Though Reza was not participating in civil disobedience that day, a pack of aggro sheriff's deputies ran across 35th Avenue and arrested him. Arpaio, MCSO Chief Brian Sands, and MCSO flack Brian Lee have all been videotaped stating that the arrest was because Reza had violated his order of release after he'd been let go on bond the night before for taking part in civil disobedience on July 29. This, as part of a "national day of non-compliance" to SB 1070.
After court was adjourned with Reza's O.R., a crowd of about sixty supporters, who had crammed into a viewing room to watch the proceedings from a TV monitor, erupted into applause. They then filed outside to wait another two hours-plus before Reza and the others arrested that day were set free.
Supporters danced all night waiting for Reza to be let go
The main entrance to the Fourth Avenue Jail had turned into an all-night block party for Reza supporters, with speakers blaring cumbia and protesters dancing in the middle of the street, sometimes in the pouring rain. At one point the crowd of Reza supporters numbered more than 100, and included numerous members of Unitarian Universalist Churches (referred to as "UUs") from across the country, who were in town to protest SB 1070 going into effect.
Sheriff's deputies and detention officers looked on from the roof, and from the corners of the building, but did nothing to stop the crowd. I asked one deputy why he and his compadres were seemingly okay with the revelry.
He simply shrugged and said, "It's a free country."
Pablo Alvarado, executive director of the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, was present in a parking lot with Reza as sheriff's deputies arrested the longtime anti-Arpaio activist. He said NDLON regarded Reza as a political prisoner, and that in the first two hours of putting up an online petition to "Free Sal Reza," NDLON had garnered 900 signers-on.
"They arrested him for no reason," he told me, as we all awaited Reza's release. "He was doing nothing. They just took him. To me it's clear that it's retaliation, because he's been highly critical of the sheriff. They [Arpaio and his staff] don't like him. They hate him."
Indeed, Reza has led several massive marches aimed directly at ending Arpaio's rule, as well as daily protests outside the Wells Fargo Building in downtown Phoenix, where Arpaio keeps two floors of pricey executive offices. Reza's Wells Fargo campaign ended with the bank asking Arpaio to leave, forcing the county to find another building for the MCSO, which Arpaio will likely move into sometime in 2011.
No one parties like a Unitarian...
When Reza finally emerged from jail Saturday morning, the sun was up, and his fellow activists were overjoyed to see him.
Reza said he was shocked by the arrest, which came without warning, just as he was about to leave for an interview.
"When I saw them coming, I thought they were coming for the people in the street," he explained. "But then they just passed them and went for me."
Regarding who actually ordered his arrest, Reza believes it was MCSO Deputy Chief Brian Sands, one of Arpaio's top henchmen, a man who looks like he would have felt right at home in the KGB.
"It was Sands," Reza contended. "Sands was in command."
MSCO thugs hustled a cuffed Reza to a van, where he remained for hours by himself. At one point, the MCSO opened up the van to display Reza to photographers and journalists like a captured prisoner of war.
"If they can do this to me," he told the reporters present before refusing interviews, "what do you expect they can do to anybody else."
Reza was transported to Fourth Avenue, booked, and forced to change into county stripes. As he was the night before, he was placed in solitary confinement. Reza said he was allowed no phone call, and there was no phone in the cell. He also stated that deputies never read him his Miranda rights.
I asked if he thought the MCSO was trying to break him.
"I think it's going to be a long time before they break me," he laughed. "I was ready to go eighteen days...that's when the court date is."
I wondered if he planned to sue the MCSO, as so many of Arpaio's victims have done, earning massive payouts from county coffers. Reza didn't say yea or nay.
"I just wish the [ U.S. Department of Justice] would get on the ball and do something about it," he replied. "I don't know what else they want...It's very clear."
The DOJ has been investigating Arpaio for more than a year now for civil rights violations. There's also a federal grand jury in Phoenix looking into Arpaio and the MCSO for criminal abuse of power.
Concerning the detention officers, Reza said he actually got along with some this time.
"Some of them are nice," he said. "Some of them, they basically don't like Arpaio."
This sentiment was echoed to some degree by Sarahi Uribe, a Yale graduate and organizer with NDLON, who'd been one of the protesters blocking sheriff's patrol cars from leaving for the sweep. She, too, was released on her own recognizance by the judge.
"One of the clerks or one of the officers inside slapped a message on the window [of the cell] that said, `By the way, what you guys are doing is awesome,' and walked away," Uribe told me.
Still, she was interrogated repeatedly by 287(g) officers in the jail, even though she's an American citizen. This, likely because she's not white and she initially refused to tell them her country of origin.
She also described "disgusting" conditions in the holding cell where she was kept with several other women. Uribe said women were sleeping on a floor littered with feces. Like Reza, she was never Mirandized.
Before he headed out to get some much needed rest, I asked Reza if he had any words for Sheriff Arpaio.
"Yeah," he said. "Come back to civilization."
Fat chance of that. They don't call it "Mari-Kafka County" for nothin'. For those of you reading who loathe Reza because of his politics, keep this in mind: There was no probable cause for his arrest. And if you want Arizona to resemble part of America, rather than a Third World junta, you should denounce his detention just as if you were one of his supporters.
Posted by Prison Abolitionist at 1:30 AM
Labels: Boycott arizona, civil disobedience, feathered bastard, guadalupe, Joe Arpaio, Natalie merchant, protest, puente, resistance, sal reza, SB 1070, stephen lemons, wrongful arrest
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