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Robert Reich's Seriously Funny Crusade to Save Capitalism and America's Middle Class, Part One
With friends and critics on both sides of the ideological divide, the former labor secretary has become a crusader for knocking America's powerful down a few notches and halting our march toward inequality.
By Danny Feingold | January 21, 2016
Robert Reich's Seriously Funny Crusade to Save Capitalism
Robert Reich testifies before the Joint Economic Committee, January 16, 2014, on the topic of "Income Inequality in the United States." (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
This post originally appeared at Capital & Main. You can read the second part of this profile here.
It's two weeks before Thanksgiving, and a crowd of 500 people has filled the Silicon Valley Commonwealth Club to hear former US Labor Secretary Robert Reich discuss a decidedly less than festive topic: How the economy is leaving most Americans behind. The subject, which inspired Reich's latest book, Saving Capitalism, hits particularly close to home here, where uber-rich tech titans coexist with legions of low-wage workers, even as the middle class is increasingly squeezed out of nearby communities like Redwood City and Milpitas by ever-rising housing prices.
But Reich has no intention of bludgeoning his audience with bleak statistics and grim predictions. "As you can see, the economy has worn me down," says the 4-foot-11-inch Reich, pausing as laughter spreads across the room. "Really, before the Great Recession I was, you know, 6 foot 2."
Moments earlier, when I met Reich in an empty banquet room and asked if he preferred to be called "Professor" or "Bob," he answered in a deadpan voice: "'Your Highness.'" I had traveled from Los Angeles to trail Reich for a couple of days to better understand the man who has become at once the most visible, and most entertaining, critic of the nation's unequal economy.
In an era dominated by polarizing blowhard commentators, Reich is an anomaly: The avuncular scholar who prefers to disarm rather than denigrate.
"He can never be accused of being a zealot," Alan Simpson, the arch-conservative former Republican Senator from Wyoming and one of Reich's best friends, explained to me later. "A zealot is one who, having forgotten his purpose, redoubles his efforts. He is not that. He's a very complex and a very deep, centered human being. And he thinks of human beings who are not doing well, and he gravitates toward, 'How do you solve that?'"
Reich's humor is woven seamlessly into a narrative that is also veined with generous doses of history, a style that, along with his fame, has made him a popular professor at the University of California, Berkeley's Goldman School of Public Policy, where he has been a faculty member since 2006.
"Bob is one of the best explainers out there," said Jared Bernstein, Vice President Joe Biden's former chief economist and who, like Reich, is one of the country's most prominent progressive voices on inequality. "He takes issues that are complicated and multilayered and distills their essence into quick, simple, accurate and entertaining points that make sense to any interested party. Listening to Bob is like watching a master musician or athlete."
As he nears 70, Reich is explaining at a furious pace, with a nonstop output of blog posts, op-eds, videos and lectures. (He has even appeared in an animated video for Capital & Main.) "I don't want to do anything else," he told me the day after the Silicon Valley speech. "This is extremely satisfying. I have the best job in the world."
I was interviewing Reich in his U.C. Berkeley office, where, dressed casually in a blue sweater and gray jeans, he was catching his breath between book tour events. In one corner of the room stood a video camera attached to a tripod, ready to use whenever Reich records messages requested by groups across the country. On a wall hung a frame with Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis' famous quote: "We may have democracy, or we may have wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, but we can't have both."
The 35-year decline in wages for most Americans, coupled with the demise of pensions, the escalating cost of housing, rising student debt and a host of other discouraging economic indicators, has led to what Reich and many other observers see as a steady erosion of the American Dream. He distilled his thoughts about the seemingly inexorable waning of that dream in the 2013 documentary Inequality for All, which offers a primer on the prolonged tailspin of the American middle class and is shot through with healthy doses of his trademark humor.
"Anybody who thinks that the answer is found in policy has not been paying attention. Good policies are a dime a dozen. The real issue now is a matter of power. How in the world do you get good policies enacted and enforced?"
— Robert Reich
Saving Capitalism expands Reich's critique: It's not just the economic system that is failing us, he argues, but a political system that, in the wake of the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United ruling, is controlled more than ever before by the wealthy. In Reich's view, the "free market" is a misleading construct that distracts from the reality that rules govern any market economy — and that in the US those rules are being rewritten to advance the interests of a few rather than the many.
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"Anybody who thinks that the answer is found in policy has not been paying attention," he said, revealing a major shift in thinking for a man who has championed his share of policy prescriptions. "Good policies are a dime a dozen. The real issue now is a matter of power. How in the world do you get good policies enacted and enforced?"
Reich's firm belief that fundamental economic change will only come through a sweeping realignment of political power may partially explain the intensity of his crusade against the excesses of contemporary capitalism. As economic inequality has entered the national conversation, he has become to that issue what Al Gore is to climate change – only funnier.
He credits one of his early bosses with teaching him the importance of humor: the late Robert Bork, for whom Reich worked when Bork was Solicitor General in the Ford administration. "He was a lovely man. Very funny," Reich recalled. When Bork came up during the question-and-answer portion of his Silicon Valley appearance, Reich said, "I liked him a great deal. We disagreed, however, on the First, Second, Fourth, Fifth, Eighth and Ninth Amendments to the Constitution, which put a crimp in our working relationship."
Though hardly the lightning rod his old boss was, Reich attracts his share of criticism, some of it quite heated. During an argument over income taxes on ABC's This Week in 2011, conservative commentator George Will fumed, "You are a pyromaniac in a field of strawmen." On the left, Reich has been targeted by fellow economist Paul Krugman, who in one article acidly dismissed his colleague's concerns about economic insecurity among well-paid workers: "Like much of what Reich says, this story is clear, compelling, brilliantly packaged and mostly wrong." (Krugman did write a positive review of Saving Capitalism for the New York Review of Books.)
Reich rolls with the punches. During his Silicon Valley speech, he acknowledged that his new book has raised the ire of both ends of the political spectrum. While on a promotional tour through several red states, he told the Commonwealth Club audience, he found that "nobody liked the title, Saving Capitalism. They were kind of annoyed — 'It sounds like you are being critical. What's wrong with capitalism?' I got back to Berkeley and nobody liked the title. They said, 'Why do you want to save it?'"
Born in 1946 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, a city renowned for its fierce union organizing battles of the early 20th century, Reich grew up in what he describes as a middle-class home. "We weren't rich but never felt poor, and our standard of living rose steadily throughout the 1950s and 1960s," he writes in Saving Capitalism, evoking collective memories of a simpler, more prosperous era. It was a time when his father got ahead by selling women's clothing.
In our interview, Reich added some nuance to his personal story, shedding light on his decades-long effort to change an often unforgiving economy. His dad, now 101, struggled for years with his business, moving it from town to town until things finally improved, in part due to his mother helping out in the shop. "My father worked incredibly hard and I was sensitive to his anxiety about just keeping a roof over our heads and keeping us going," he explained.
Reich and his family also experienced anti-Semitism, further sensitizing him to exclusion from the halcyon promise of mid-century America. And then there was his height – born with a rare genetic disorder that stunted his growth, he was bullied throughout his youth and sought protection from older boys.
I asked Alan Simpson, who now practices law in Cody, Wyoming, why he thought Reich was so driven to address the economic inequities of American society. "It has to do with his upbringing, his background, his philosophy of life," he said.
That philosophy includes respect for those with views different than his own, like Simpson. The two met in Washington, DC in the early 1990s, and hit it off right away when the 6-foot-7-inch senator introduced himself at a Beltway mixer, prompting Reich to respond, "I can't even see you," and jump on a chair.
Simpson shared with me a story about visiting Reich shortly after he became Labor Secretary. "I said to my staff, 'I'm gonna go over to see Bob Reich, I'm gonna go eat lunch with him.' And they said, 'You don't want to go see Bob Reich, he's a liberal Democrat, for God's sake. He's FDR, you know, he's this and that.' So I said, 'I don't give a damn about that, that's where we're going.' And then one time he told his staff he was going to go over to see Simpson. They said, 'Oh, God, you don't want to go see Simpson. He's a Republican from Wyoming.' He said, 'I don't care what you think about it.' So we would actually meet somewhere and have a tuna sandwich and just have a good time."
(In the late 1990s, while the two men were both living in Boston, they co-hosted a PBS political talk show, The Long and the Short of It, which attracted guests in part because of the congenial relationship between the two. "People loved coming [on] because we weren't playing sharpshooter or talking across each other," Simpson said.)
His tolerance for dissenting ideas notwithstanding, Reich is very much a product of the liberal social movements of the 1960s. Like many from his generation, Reich's idealism was both forged and shaken by the traumatic events of that time. His childhood friend Michael Schwerner was one of three civil rights activists murdered by the Ku Klux Klan in Philadelphia, Mississippi in 1964, and he lost another friend in the Vietnam War. Reich would later intern for Senator Robert F. Kennedy, absorbing his "absolute commitment to a more just society." With the 1968 assassinations of Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., and with American cities erupting in flames, Reich began to sink into despair. "I thought the country was going to hell," he admitted.
But Reich's innate optimism and buoyant temperament have carried him through several decades of generally bad news for the middle class that he sees as the linchpin of the country's economic stability and social cohesion. These also sustained him during his years in the Clinton Administration, where he witnessed a brilliant politician slide down the slippery slope of sometimes unprincipled compromise.
"Bill Clinton is a very skillful, charming man, and I learned a lot watching him at close range," observed Reich, who met Clinton when they were on a boat sailing to England as young Rhodes Scholars in 1968. "I learned what skillful politicians do to win people over. I certainly learned that I'm not one, and I also learned how easy it is to confuse means with ends. This is a deep and endemic problem in politics, because a politician is always trading off means and ends. But sometimes those trade-offs are so demanding and persistent that a politician loses sight of what the ends are all together. It all becomes means."
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Danny Feingold is the publisher of Capital & Main, and previously led the Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy's communications efforts for more than a decade. Prior to that, Danny worked as a journalist for the Los Angeles Times, LA Weekly and LA View, writing feature stories on political figures including Al Gore, Jesse Jackson and Jerry Brown.
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Uber Tests Feature Allowing Some California Drivers to Set Fares
Move gives drivers more control in response to state's gig-economy law
California's new worker-protection bill could require Uber and Lyft to treat drivers as employees, but not all workers welcome the changes. Photo/Video: Jake Nicol/The Wall Street Journal
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SAN FRANCISCO— Uber Technologies Inc. is testing a new feature that allows some drivers in California to set their fares, the latest in a series of moves to give them more autonomy in response to the state's new gig-economy law.
Starting Tuesday morning, drivers who ferry passengers from airports in Santa Barbara, Palm Springs and Sacramento can charge up to five times the fare Uber sets on a ride, according to a person involved in developing the feature. Uber confirmed in an emailed statement that it is doing an "initial test" that "would give drivers more control over the rates they charge riders."

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There has been some recent work in making the scheduler NUMA-aware to ensure that the pages of a process can be moved back to the local node, but that work is available only in Linux 3.8 and later, and is not considered mature.
Stamped2 KNL nodes are already running 3.10, so this is likely available.
Modern processors have multiple memory ports, and the latency of access to memory varies depending even on the position of the core on the die relative to the controller. Future generations of processors will have increasing differences in performance as more cores on chip necessitate more sophisticated caching.


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Jumuah khutbah of 28 August 2015 delivered at the Ahlul Bait (a.s) Islamic Centre, Ottery, Cape Town
Yesterday was the 11th Thil Qa'da which coincides with the birth anniversary of the 8th Imam of the Ahlul Bait (a.s), i.e. Imam Ali Ibn Musa al-Rida, an Imam whose legacy leaves us with much guidance in the social and political sphere in particular.
At the recent conference held by the Ahlul Bait (a.s) World Assembly in Tehran during last week, the lecture delivered by leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatullah Syed Ali Khamenei contained an insightful analysis of the reality of the world that we live in and how our actions often reflect our ignorance of that reality.
Followers of the Ahlul Bait (a.s) are in a very special position as they follow a School of Thought whose teachings are based on the Quran and the Household of Prophet Muhammad (sawa) about whom very unique virtues are highlighted in the Quran which have not been revealed about anyone else at the time of Prophet Muhammad (sawa).
One of the most famous and outstanding virtues is the one of their absolute purity which is captured in Ayah Tat'hir when Almighty Allah says: "And Allah only desires to remove from you, Oh Ahlul Bait, all forms of impurities, and to purify you a thorough purification." (Surah 33:33). Focus on this last bit "and to purify you a thorough purification" and you will realise that it is a different purification to wudu or gusl or regular cleaning which also has the effect of a sort of purification, but not complete purification, or infallibility.
Being followers of this Holy Household with these unique qualities demands from us certain actions. These include to:
1. promote Islamic Teachings;
2. follow the Divine Commands;
3. wholeheartedly struggle in the Path of Allah (jihaad); and
4. fight oppression and oppressors
We should work hard and be at the forefront of doing da'wah, especially in this world wherein the image of Islam is so distorted. When promoting Islamic teachings, it is very worthwhile considering the well known hadith of Imam al-Rida (a.s) wherein he says:
"May Allah have Mercy on one who revives our mission." The Imam was then asked how this can be done, to which he replied: "He should learn our teachings and then impart them to the people, for if the people became aware of the beauty of our words and teachings, they shall surely follow us."
We have an obligation to teach Islam to others in light of the teachings of the Ahlul Bait (a.s) and we are guaranteed that we will be successful as the teachings of the Ahlul Bait (a.s) have their own attraction and beauty which is diametrically opposed to the distorded image of Islam that exists in the world today.
Today, the most important aspect of Jihad or struggle in the path of Allah is not necessarily fighting wars and focussing on militarisation, but most importantly Jihad during our time is to know and have a clear understanding of the plots and plans of enemies of Islam in the Islamic Region.
Initially, all focus was on Iran when the Revolution of 1979 occurred, but the efforts to destabilise the region increased with the Islamic Awakening of recent years. This Awakening has not been quelled and is bound to go to the next level at its appropriate time.
So what are pillars of the plots and plans for the Islamic Regions based on? It is based on 2 pillars:
1. Division; and
2. Infiltration
Today the division that is promoted is based on the titles of Sunni and Shia, but different methods of division of this region has already occurred for over 100 years.
How does one quell an Islamic Awakening other than to create proxy forces which are killer machines and ISIS is acknowledged to be the creation of the American Administration by the very Americans.
Naive Muslims have fallen for this plot and their actions reflect this....either in supporting ISIS or in being pawns in the causing of hatred between Sunni and Shia. What appears to be a sectarian war today in the Middle East is not a sectarian war, but a political war. Understand that!
On the question of following Quranic commands, we need to be aware that the Quranic command that we are required to follow in relation to others is to be harsh against the kuffaar and merciful to each other (Surah Fath Verse 29). It is in keeping with this Divine Command that it is the policy of the Islamic Republic to look beyond Sunni and Shia titles and seek friendship with Muslim countries even though some of these very same Muslim countries have not been forthcoming and rather work against the Islamic Republic instead.
And we should continue to do the same i.e. seek friendship with all Muslims and extend our hand of co-operation with them, even though some of them are not forthcoming and work against us instead. This goes a long way in breaking our of the divisions that enemies of Islam so much want us to have.
The other issue on fighting the division in the Muslim ummah is to guard ourselves against those things that seeks to intensify our sectarian differences. And again on this point we are reminded that it is haraam to curse the symbols of our fellow Muslim brothers, and in particular to not curse sahabah and the wives of the Prophet (sawa).
On this point I want to mention that the Office of Ayatullah Khamenei compiled a book which was specially printed which contains the fataawa of all the leading maraji in this regard which was distributed at the conference.
Even though in the past we have mentioned that all our leading ulama condemn the causes of division within the Muslim ummah, Inshallah we hope to load the contents of this book on our website www.afosa.org in the near future so that people can actually see what exactly our leading ulamaa have to say. The details of this book deals with 2 issues in essence:
1. The phenomenon of Takfeer and the condemnation thereof; and
2. The prohibition of insulting the sacred symbols of other Islamic sects
So that deals with the first pillar of the plots of the enemies to create division in the Islamic World.
But in addition to the creation of division in the Islamic World, the enemies have a much deeper purpose and longer term goal of infiltration by having a dominating presence in the region in fighting the Islamic Awakening and that is to penetrate their influence in the region through remodelling the imperialist programme.
The project of the 20th century was the Nation State whereby the world was divided according to borders determined by the Europe after World War 1 and the fall of the Ottoman Empire. Every geographical area was essentially given a name in terms of its proximity to Europe and its culture.
So if your culture was completely out of sinc with European culture like India and China and countries in that region, then that continent was called the Far East. Notice that America, whose culture is in line with European culture, is not called the Far West!
And the countries in the Islamic World where their leaders promote a combination of Muslim culture and European culture, the combination of those countries were coined the name Middle East or Near East as their cultures are an in between mixture of Islam and the West!
But in reality the Middle East is actually West Asia!
The nation state project failed to create a permanent presence for the imperialist powers and the need arose to have a fresh look at how these countries are divided so that they can have a lasting influence in the region.
So as far back as 10 years ago, when Ayatullah Khamenei already said that the sectarian fights in the Middle East or rather West Asia were not religious wars but an attempt to re-divide the region to keep various groups apart and ensure that their weak state ensues, people did not believe.
But it has become very clear that the Western powers are openly talking about disintegrating Iraq into a Sunni state, a Shia state and a Kurdish state. And if we thought it ended there, then we in for a surprise, as proposals have been submitted for the division of virtually every Muslim country in the Middle East into smaller states along sectarian lines.
In 2006 already, Condoleeza Rice from the USA mentioned the creation of a "New Middle East." In the creation of a New Middle East, countries with history that goes back thousands of years would not really be affected, and thus Iran and Egypt in a sense would still be similar, as Iran would not cease to be Persian and Egypt would not lose its Egyptian feel, but the rest would really see their borders redrawn.
So in Africa we already saw the division of Sudan into North Sudan and South Sudan.
And a country like Iraq would be divided into Shia Iraq, Sunni Iraq and Kurdustan.
And a portion of Afghanistan would be cut away to form Baluchistan.
And Jordan would be expanded to become the greater Jordan.
And Yemen would be divided into the Houti Republic of Yemen and the Sunni Yemen.
And Saudi would be carved out further into a small state that covers Mecca and Medina and the rest becomes another name.
Can you believe the arrogance.
The same arrogance with which the borders of the Middle East were secretively created by the British and the French after World War 1 are simply being redrawn and proposed by the Western Powers.
And it is presented in the amazing garb of sincerity for which na?ve Muslims fall as it is presented as a humanitarian and religious necessity. These new borders are supposedly required to stop the wars that people have become exhausted about (which the West instigated in the first case) and to ensure religious harmony as we will be living apart and thus the cause for potential conflict is reduced.
When one looks at the world from this perspective then one realises how some of us have been and continue to willingly promote the imperialist agenda of creating sectarian differences.
So you may all then ask the golden question....what do we do about the actual differences that do exist between Sunni and Shia? Do we brush it aside and imagine that they do not exist? Or do we argue until we are blue in the face and kill each other?
We firstly have to live up to the Quranic and Prophet injunctions that dictate that whoever utters the formula of "There is no god except Allah and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah" is a Muslim and thus enjoys certain rights and has certain responsibilities towards other Muslims.
At the same time we must realise that the Quran promises a harsh punishment for killing believers when it says in Surah Nisaa Verse 93 "And whoever kills a believer intentionally, his punishment is hell, he shall abide in it, and Allah will send his wrath on him and curse him and prepare for him a painful chastisement."
Once we fully comprehend this, then ideally we should still avoid debates and have dialogue instead. And this dialogue should preferably be held by ulama.
The danger of debates is that it is approached with a cult mentality and nobody really reaches the truth necessarily but simply feed their egos in the process which in any case spiritually is one of the greatest sins. Debates are mostly about proving the opposite party wrong instead of seeking the truth, and in reality most of the time debates do not render much positive results.
So we should focus on dialogue instead and only with those who have a mature approach and are seriously interested in seeking a better understanding of matters related to aqeedah with the ultimate aim of finding the truth. And we should be on continuous guard to abandon such dialogue the moment we witness that a cult mentality of trying to prove the other to be wrong starts to creep into the dialogue as one would have completely lost the plot and would actually have started to serve the plots of the enemies of Islam by intensifying sectarian differences.
Extremists have made the definition of being a Muslim to be such a narrow one that it often seems that Muslims satisfying such narrow definition do not exist, yet the Prophetic definition of being a Muslim is such an all-inclusive one that its extremely difficult to find someone who proclaims the shahadatayn to be out of the fold of Islam.
We pray that the guidelines in this khutbah will go a long way in charting a path for better relations among Muslim sects Inshallah.
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Peter Rabbit film draws controversy for 'allergy bullying' scene
The producers of a new children's movie have offered an apology after a massive backlash over a scene that saw a character intentionally exposed to food he was allergic to.
Allergy advocacy groups and countless parents around the world shared their disgust upon watching Peter Rabbit, a family film based loosely on Beatrix Potter's iconic kids' book series.
In the offending scene, villain Mr McGregor is pelted with blackberries - a fruit he is known to be allergic to - and momentarily appears to die from anaphylaxis, prompting cheers from the rabbits responsible.
US-based charity Kids With Food Allergies Foundation were among the first to take issue with the scene, calling it "harmful" and accusing the film's producers of trivialising "a serious matter".
"Making light of this condition hurts our members because it encourages the public not to take the risk of allergic reactions seriously, and this cavalier attitude may make them act in ways that could put an allergic person in danger," it said.
US organisation Food Allergy Research and Education says about one-third of American children with a food allergy are bullied over it, calling it a "growing problem in schools".
A petition on change.org requesting an apology from Sony, the production company behind the film, drew more than 10,000 signatures and was ultimately successful.
"Food allergies are a serious issue," Sony began, in a statement released overnight.
"Our film should not have made light of Peter Rabbit's arch-nemesis, Mr McGregor, being allergic to blackberries, even in a cartoonish, slapstick way.
"We sincerely regret not being more aware and sensitive to this issue, and we truly apologise."
The criticism the film has received comes after a poor opening weekend that saw it accrue just US$25 million at the box office.


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If you like metro 2033 you might like similar games crysis, singularity, amnesia. Metro 2033 is getting a movie adaptation or, rather, it was. In an interview with vg247 metro 2033 author dmitry glukhovsky revealed the movie adaptation had been cancelled. I think pretty much any well constructed story like metro 2033 could make a good film adaptation. A metro 2033 movie died because producers tried to set it. Mar 16, 2010 directed by keith arem, andrew prokhorov. It was released in 2010 for the xbox 360 and microsoft windows. Games like metro 2033 metro 2033 is a firstperson shooter video game, which is based on the novel metro 2033. May 16, 20 i have played both of the games and i freaking love them, and i was wondering if there is any movie like these games or maybe the metro books, btw i already know that they are making a movie based on the book metro 2033.
Metro 2033, last light, and metro exodus lore 2018 duration. Metro 2033 movie production halted ign news youtube. Metro 2033 is being made into a russianproduced worldclass. If however, your brother enjoyed metro 2033 primarily as an adventure story, then i could suggest s. This movie could have a great atmosphere and there is a lot of unique scenarios and characters that can be explored in a metro movie. A planned metro 2033 film adaptation will not be moving forward after creators struggled to move the setting from moscow to washington d. Metro 2033 movie scrapped after failed attempt to americanise story. Metro 2033 movie now russian after american producers tried. Based on the eponymous novel by dmitry glukhovsky, metro 2033 is an fps game set in the postapocalyptic environs of a future moscow devastated by nuclear war. Metro 2033 film has been cancelled because the scripter. Autoplay when autoplay is enabled, a suggested video will automatically play next.
With arben bajraktaraj, charlotte poutrel, cedric chevalme, simon larvaron. The first installment of a planned trilogy, director francisco laresgoitis speculative scifi thriller finds the son of a powerful general caught in the middle of a raging class war between the privileged elite, and the downtrodden masses. Today we take a look at the craziest reason why metro 2033 got canceled. Aug 29, 2014 metro 2033 redux game movie all cutscenes 1080p hd. Decouvrez le montage film complet en francais du jeu metro 2033 redux. All music movies tv shows books authors games podcasts. The project with mgm optioning this book and developing a script had brought us. Cult scifi novel metro 2033 to be adapted as movie. Im so scared they will do something like doom annihilation.
This isnt exactly news as he released a statement about it months ago and buzz has already been around the metro forums. Tntpremier studios company, tv3 channel and central partnership have come together to produce a movie based on scifi novel metro 2033. Universe of metro 2033 book series metro wiki fandom. Please see artyom disambiguation for other meanings. Southern comfort, which is set mainly in afghanistan, after kabul has been obliterated by nuclear bombs. Aug 26, 2019 the metro 2033 movie is scheduled to launch in russia on january 1, 2022. A young man, artyom ptrovich, is sent on a mission by a man named hunter to find a man named melnik at a faraway station known as polis.
Spartan and survival approach the game as a slowburn survival horror, or tackle it with the combat skills of a spartan ranger in these two unique modes. Three subsidiaries of a russian media conglomerate are behind the project. Like glukhovsky states, perhaps renewed interest in the series following exodus will help a metro 2033 movie get moving again. The old blood game movie all cutscenes 1080p hd duration. Cult scifi novel metro 2033 to be adapted as movie variety. Games like metro 2033 recommendations find me similar. Metro 2033 internet movie firearms database guns in. But, he sees metro 2033s russian setting as a unique selling point. All of the gameplay and cutscenes are captured from the ps4 using the new elgato game capture hd60, which enables me to record this in. Cult scifi novel metro 2033 to be adapted as movie exclusive. Mar 02, 2017 metro 2033 redux the movie, is a cinematic experience that contains all cutscenes, most of the dialogue and short bits of gameplay to tie the story together. Dec 10, 2018 work on the metro 2033 film that was announced in 2016 has been halted and the rights have reverted to dmitry glukhovsky, the author of the 2005 novel on which the movie was meant to be based.
Metro 2033 has been rebuilt in the vastly improved last light engine and gameplay framework, to create the definitive version of the cult classic that fans and newcomers alike can enjoy two unique play styles. In general, movies based on video games havent been much cop, despite what fans of uwe bolls output might unconvincingly tell you. I have played both of the games and i freaking love them, and i was wondering if there is any movie like these games or maybe the metro books, btw i already know that they are making a movie based on the book metro 2033. With eddie murphy, michael rapaport, kim miyori, art evans. A hostage negotiator teams up with a sharpshooter to bring down a dangerous jewel thief.
Actually, i may be a little biased, since i know the author, but i do think it is one of the better modern apocalyptic. The metro 2033 video game is currently available on pc, xbox one, and ps4. The metro 2033 movie is still happening, but a lot has changed. It is set within the moscow metro, where the last survivors hide after a global nuclear holocaust. Rafiki 510 i feel bad for this score because i get that this is a really importantsignificant movie for african cinema, but i just couldnt get past the terrible acting, bad like baaaaaad dialogue, and lackluster story. Metro 2033 author partners with hollywood for film. Metro 2033 film canceled because the studio wanted to.
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We all know the truth, and it's time we start admitting it: Most meetings are ineffective.
Frustrated with my own meetings, which seemed to accomplish little except function as insomnia remedies for my staff, I set out to perfect my meeting style—shooting for "The Meeting to End All Meetings." I did extensive research on what makes a good meeting, and put much of what I learned to the test. What worked best?
1. Categorize your meeting type. There are basically three types of meetings: information dissemination, assignments, and idea generation. Let your staff know what type of meeting it is before they walk into the room. This way they're primed to either absorb information, accept or make assignments, or share their ideas. You'll save time by not having to go over background information, and you can get right down to work.
2. Only allow essential people to attend. Keeping your meetings small eliminates potential distractions and uses your company's structure more efficiently. Empower (and require) the leaders within your company to share information with the folks who report to them. You're not only endorsing their leadership, but making better use of your own time.
3. Follow the rule of 15 and bring a timer. Our attention spans are only good for about 15 minutes. Rather than push your staff beyond what they can endure, embrace the rule of 15 and use it to limit your meeting time. Make it an absolute rule (enforced by your timer) that no one—not even you—can ramble on for longer than 15 minutes.
Even better, break the meeting into three five-minute segments and pack each segment with solid information. You may object to this idea initially, thinking that there's no way you can accomplish anything in only 15 minutes, but you will discover that you end up accomplishing more because you're more prepared and focused.
4. Assign one person to be the contact person. George Washington once said, "My observation is that whenever one person is found adequate to the discharge of a duty, it is worse executed by two persons, and scarcely done at all if three or more are employed therein." Our Founding Father knew that efficiency improves when there's one person responsible for tracking and reporting progress on a project. Even if the employee you designate as the contact person isn't the one doing the work, he or she is tasked with coming to the meeting prepared to offer a concise summary of what's going on. That is way more efficient than allowing team members to meander through their portion of a larger job.
5. Have an agenda and stick with it. Whether you send an agenda via email before the meeting or you use a whiteboard to jot it down, having a written agenda demonstrates that you're holding a meeting for a reason and that you value your staff's time. Use your timer to ensure that you accomplish everything on your agenda and that you neither belabor points unnecessarily or digress to the point that you're off topic. Modeling efficiency helps get your staff on the same page.
6. Ask for anonymous feedback. I tested out this tip a bit skeptically, but what I discovered—based on the recaps and responses to my meetings—was that I wasn't being a very good listener. I realized that I needed to spend more of my meeting time listening, and writing down, the valuable insights and information shared by my staff. Anonymous feedback from your employees will absolutely help you run more effective meetings, and will help you and your staff get more out of your shared time.
I've learned a lot about meetings, and one of the most interesting things is that inevitably, the people inside meetings want out of them, while the people outside the meetings want in. Good meetings are powerful—especially the small ones—because they convey important information and help shape the direction of the work your company does. Running efficient, effective meetings sends your staff back out into the office as informed, empowered employees who share a clear vision, direction and plan of attack.


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The Way Back from Unemployment?
By joherric | May 22, 2020 Podcast
Summary: Leslie Boney, Director of the Institute for Emerging Issues, hosts a series of virtual conversations discussing the impacts of coronavirus (COVID-19) and some of the ways our state is responding.
Join us for this episode (The Way Back from Unemployment: Jobs, School and Service) with guests US Rep. David Price (NC 4th District), Jeff Frederick (President, NC Association of Workforce Development Boards) and Dr. Laura Leatherwood (President, Blue Ridge Community College).
*This episode of First in Future was recorded on Thursday, May 21st, and reflects information that was up-to-date at that time.*
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Highlights & Resources
Dr. Laura Leatherwood: Community colleges have been offering quality online instruction for years. There's no playbook for this situation but community colleges are well-positioned to help people get back into the workforce.
Jeff Frederick: The workforce development system has been accustomed to respond to economic downturns both for business/industry and displaced workers. They've been able to use technology and digital systems to adjust their services.
US Rep. David Price: In many ways, the virus is in charge, not us. In considering reopening, we must base it on the health situation. It's going to be many years until a full return to employment, consumer demand & activities. Right now, the main policy response is recovery. Economists say the real danger is not doing too much, it's doing too little. Once pandemic is contained (with a vaccine), if we don't respond in a vigorous way, recovery could be more prolonged and painful.
Introduced Pandemic Response and Opportunity Through National Service Act to fund 750,000 national service positions over a 3-year response and recovery period to both meet the public health need for workers and to re-deploy volunteers already in service nationally/overseas. Assumption would be to pass as part of the next recovery package.
"[National service] is a great national resource… one that can readily be adapted to address our coronavirus needs…"
Service Year Resources:
IEI's Service Year NC
Dr. Leatherwood:
Many groups of people are being served by community colleges in this economy: college students at 4-year schools that are now turning to community colleges to fill in gaps; younger generation of students who are more debt-averse; adults seeking more recession-proof careers, stability, and higher wages; and small businesses.
Promising fields for students: health care—nursing, LPN, RN, emergency management, public safety. Engineering and manufacturing as supply chain moves back to U.S. IT, technology, data analytics, software development, and science.
"Never in the history of this state has the role of our community colleges been more important to helping NC return to the economic vitality we enjoyed two months ago."
Jeff Frederick:
NC Association of Workforce Development Boards website
Our career centers are considering many things (appointment-driven, virtual, extra staffing) to prepare for the influx of people seeking services.
Service sector has been hit very hard. Many of those folks will find a new career path. IT, cybersecurity, health care – many will flock to that.
No one wants to risk health & safety of their people. Everyone's going to be a little slow because no one has the answers. As we figure out more & get more comfortable, things will speed up – but that will take time.
Issues with recovery checks & PPP:
Price: People who got checks most easily/quickly had tax forms filed and deposit instructions with their bank. Now we're in the phase where people who didn't have those arrangements or don't file taxes are getting checks in the mail. There are still a few more weeks left in that time frame. If those aren't received in the next few weeks, we need to hear about it. All the systems—unemployment, PPP, direct payments—have been overloaded.
PPP has been a struggle – mid-course correction to set aside more funds for smaller businesses. In HEROES Act, there's a further refinement – trying to target the right people – and an extension. If we pass it, we'll make the terms more flexible so people are assured of loan forgiveness.
Advice for returning to employment market?
Frederick: Find resources for people looking for new careers. Local workforce board is a good place to start – bring synthesis of education, job seekers, employers, city governments, municipalities together to build strategies that help everyone.
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One of the most powerful skills as a teacher is the ability to design a memorable experience for students on the yoga mat. You create sequences to move the body safely through postures, but you use yoga class themes to focus the mind and elevate the spirit. Below you'll find 20 great ideas you can seamlessly weave into your classes today!
Plus, yoga class themes support the verbal cues you give as an instructor. Themes can help you keep your words succinct and on topic. This level of clear communication will build trust between you and your students, and make your time together more beneficial for all.
Vinyasa krama is all about taking conscious steps in the right direction. It's the way in which you consciously move your body, direct your thoughts during practice, and move toward your goals incrementally.
Yoga is an unending path, and vinyasa krama reminds you to enjoy each step of the journey. So how can you find more appreciation, poise, and curiosity on your mat today–no matter where you are on life's adventure?
Have you ever felt like your habits were controlling you instead of the other way around? If these are good habits, then it's not a problem. But, if it's an old habit you want to change, doing so can seem tough. Thankfully, yoga is a practice that allows you to un-memorize negative emotional patterns associated with unwanted habits.
Each time you step on the mat, you're invited to embrace your best self. You are encouraged to heighten your awareness of thoughts and body sensations. And, you uncouple experiences of the past from the present moment–giving you a chance to be free and powerful in the ever-present now!
Yoga–like a well-conceived game–provides a structure where you can test your mental and physical prowess. Like any good game, it feels great to win. Only the game of yoga doesn't really end, so how do you incorporate that feeling of victory from time to time?
Invite students to celebrate their progress. Encourage them to pause and notice their strength in class. You might even send them a personalized card acknowledging their accomplishment of a new pose. Instead of growing weary in the practice, keep the love for the game of yoga alive by demonstrating the many ways they win by just being on the mat!
The concept of beginner's mind originates from the Zen practice of meditation. It's a mindset you can use to approach any situation without set expectations. Then, without forcing any action to produce a certain result, you can relax into the natural unfolding of the experience.
So whether you really are new to yoga, or you have practiced hundreds or thousands of times, how can you view it as a new experience. How can you release ideas of the past and be open to new possibilities on your mat?
As Shunryu Suzuki so eloquently stated, "In the beginner's mind the options are many. In the expert's mind the options are few." Today, enjoy the many options that are available to you by shifting into beginner's mind.
Abyasa Vairagya is a Sanskrit term that refers to the perfect balance of effort and surrender when approaching your yoga practice. Essentially, abyasa translates to a persevering practice, one that is fueled by the fire of discipline. Vairagya refers to a sense of non-attachment to the outcome. This requires an inner sense of contentment as you make progress down your path, no matter where you find yourself on the journey today. Both comprise two sides of one coin that allow you to sustain your increased awarenesss, inner calm, and passion over time.
Unlike the static images on social media that portray yoga as a beautiful, graceful and refined practice, there are many elements of it that are not those things. We fall. We fart. Our faces reveal our challenges and discomfort at times. In essence, it's full of imperfections.
Embrace your imperfections as a way to grow and learn and change for the better in each moment!
In the martial arts world, the practice hall is called a dojo. It's a place where you go to practice being the best you can be. And while it might appear that one person is combating another, each person is really battling the personalities within themselves.
Your mat provides you the same opportunity. Essentially, yoga asana is an idea and the postures come to life when you bring your energy to it on the mat. Each pose offers you a choice–to be sloppy or precise. You can be thoughtful or inconsiderate. Or, you can be disconnected or aware. In each moment, you can decide to let your best self hide, or come to the forefront of your life.
Viloma pranayama is a practice used to consciously change the pattern of the breath. But, it's also a theme you can use to shift the way you look at something familiar. Invite your students to view the habitual tendencies of society through new eyes. Encourage them to feel lighter against the downward pull of gravity. Ask them to question the negative thoughts that arise in their mind and discover which ones actually align with their best self. This can be a powerful practice to break through barriers and move into new ways of living and being.
With 80% of our sensory input coming from the eyes, it can be easy to focus the attention on our outward surroundings. Instead, turn the gaze inward (umpada dristi) by closing the eyes during portions of the practice. Allow the sensations of the body to bring new life into each posture. Encourage the ears to hear your internal dialogue more clearly. Above all, observe the level of trust you have within yourself to move and find balance with more ease than you thought possible. Then, this level of inner confidence can be projected back into the outer world as you move off of your mat and into the various areas of your life.
While each of us can never fully see the world from someone else's point of view, each us wants to be understood and valued. Pratipaka-Bhavana is the principle of looking at the other side of a story. It's about listening to another's input and opinion–all while avoiding judgment and seeking the truth. How might you deepen your understanding of others today?
Fear is one of the biggest barriers to success, and this internal angst can manifest in many ways. It can lead you to believe you're unreliable or imperfect. Or it can make you feel like a burden, or even guilty if you shine too bright. Yet yoga helps you overcome these limiting beliefs by revealing their true nature. The physical strength you cultivate on the mat increases your courage, and the flexibility you generate allows you to be open to how success arrives in your life. For your capacity for success is endless, and yoga helps you embrace it on a daily basis!
The sages from the Vedic texts were among the first to map out the path to love. They called this Sadhana. Since a path indicates there is a beginning, they would say that the journey starts with a longing to experience love.
Although it's our true nature, it is often clouded by fear or anger or hatred. The end of the path is where nothing but love is experienced. Some get to this endpoint in their lifetime. Many find it when they leave their physical bodies.
But you have the chance to find it today when you choose to take a posture from a place of love vs judgement. You can also discover sadhana when you appreciate your practice instead of dread it. So, how will you choose a path to love on your mat … and beyond?
Kaivalya is the state where you are not affected by any past conditioning of the heart and mind. This means that the inner light of awareness shines so brightly through you that compassion, non-violence, virtue and other positive attributes infuse any action you take. While Kaivalya cannot be fully understood with words, it can be experienced via direct connection with Source. You can tap into this knowing with each breath, each movement, and each thought. And, you can recharge your energy levels by acknowledging this light during your practice!
Shivaya = both Shiva, and beyond that, the inner self.
Essentially, this mantra is a love song for yourself, for the importance of your experience here on Earth, and the immense value you provide in the evolution of life in its broadest sense. And, you can pair this class theme with forward folds to bow inward and appreciate yourself!
Moving meditation is an activity that anchors you in the present moment and elicits feelings of joy and expansion. While you can encounter this state naturally, it can also be cultivated through daily choices and habits. One of the most powerful ways to do this is through movement of the body. In fact, you have the opportunity to do this each time you practice yoga. Invite students to make their practice a moving meditation. Then, encourage them to notice the heightened levels of well-being, connection, and power that result from their experience.
Life is full of contrasting experiences. Things and people you like, as well as those you don't. In Sanskrit, there is a phrase known as Neti Neti and it outlines the principle that the true meaning of life is beyond any object or person. It literally translates to "not this, not this" and it reminds you to not get attached to the contrast in the world.
For example, you might explain kindness, but experiencing it in its fullest capacity may be beyond words. Also, when you remove kindness from your experience, you naturally want more of it and then have room for more of it to enter in. Essentially, through both the experience of kindness and the absence of it, you create more possibility for it to come into being.
In what areas of life do you notice things going well right now?
Where do you feel an abundance of appreciation, joy, natural flow?
In what ways do you see the absence of those things?
Most importantly, how can you learn from it all to make room for more of the good to flow to you now?
Laghima is the Sanskrit word that means to 'float' or to 'levitate.' In a yoga practice, this is the smooth, gliding movements that allow you to effortlessly transition from one posture to another. Laghima requires a combination of strength, flexibility, flow, and balance.
When you use this as a class theme, encourage your class to observe glimpses of this on your mat. How might each person tap into this lightness in their transitions? With such attention, you might just float entirely off your mat and on to cloud 9!
The word intelligence comes from inter legere, which means to see between the lines. This means that it's necessary to look beyond the existing lines of information and knowledge. It requires you to ask questions and to remain curious. Intelligence invites you to find courage in not having all of the answers. Plus, it offers a chance to see beyond the norm.
Use the time on your mat today to be curious. Ask questions about your body. Get curious about the world around you. Most importantly, get excited about the new discoveries you get to make about yourself and your life during your practice. Then revel in the intelligence that continually expands with each question you ask!
In Sanskrit, the noun Dharma means "to sustain or uphold," and like many other words in this ancient dialect, Dharma has many layers of meaning. Dharma can relate to whatever upholds your life and keeps you on your path. It can also be translated as "righteousness" in that you are someone who follows in the family tradition of work or worship. Dharma can also be the driving force, or grace, that sees you through life's challenges.
In all cases, Dharma is intimately tied with love–your love for yourself, others, your life, and the infinite organizing Source that sustains all forms of life. How can you become aware of this appreciation for yourself, your path, and your world as you practice today?
Samādhi, which is the final state of yoga, is described as complete attention and often obtained via four basic steps. First, it's important to learn about objects via the intellect. As a new yogi, you learned about anatomy and proper alignment for each posture. The second step is to deepen that knowledge by reflection and examination. This would be continuing a practice so you experience the sensations in the body and changes in the mind that result from movement.
The third step to experience Samadhi comes in the joy of fully understanding something. You've internalized your knowledge to find satisfaction in the experience, which is taking the position of one of your favorite poses (and being able to do so with grace and ease). Finally, you reach samadhi when this knowledge has merged with you and becomes part of your identity. There is complete mastery here, and you can experience both the inner and outer world of your yoga practice simultaneously.
Note how many times in class students achieve complete attention–or some component of it–bringing them right back into their power in the present moment!
Yoga class themes are a powerful way to provide clarity for your students when on the mat. It's also a way for them to derive more meaning from their practice and their lives in general. The above class themes are just suggestions. Use them as you'd like, and discover how your own creativity and experience can add more focus and excitement for your students each time you work together.
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San Antonio Tech PR Pioneer Dies in Israeli Accident
by Robert Rivard June 20, 2016 January 31, 2020
Alan Weinkrantz with a colleague in Tel Aviv. Courtesy photo.
Alan Weinkrantz, a pioneer in tech industry public relations and communications in San Antonio who also worked in the Israeli tech industry, was killed in Tel Aviv on Saturday when a driver who apparently suffered a heart attack drove into a cafe, killing Weinkrantz and two others and leaving six others injured.
All evidence points to the incident as a tragic accident that occurred around 8 p.m. Tel Aviv time, 12 p.m CST. Services in Dallas, where Weinkrantz was born, are pending. A memorial service in San Antonio is expected to be organized afterwards.
Weinkrantz, 63, was one of the earliest members of Geekdom and a relentless advocate for San Antonio's evolving tech sector. He was an avid Rivard Report supporter and a frequent contributor. Less than one month ago, on May 21, a commentary he authored, Creating Your Own Reality in San Antonio, drew wide readership and appreciation for Weinkrantz's unapologetic homage to his hometown and the authenticity of its culture.
Links to other articles authored by Weinkrantz appear at the end of this article.
"He saw the potential of Geekdom from day one. He was an important mentor to young companies in helping them have a voice on social media. He wanted to bring out the potential in the Geekdom startups," said Graham Weston, Rackspace co-founder and chairman. "Only four weeks ago, Alan was so proud to show me around the Tel Aviv startup scene. He introduced me to two enthusiastic founders at the TechStars program there. They are both thankful for Alan's mentorship as an American social media expert."
Alan Weinkrantz: 1953-2016. Courtesy photo.
Weinkrantz never took himself too seriously, which made him approachable for younger tech workers at startups at Geekdom. On his LinkedIn profile he identified himself as "El Presidente of Alan Weinkrantz and Company."
"My Dad loved the San Antonio startup and tech scene, and he loved being part of it," said his son Aaron, a bike messenger in New York City. "He really loved San Antonio and he wanted to be part of all the good things happening there."
Weinkrantz's daughter Lauren, a recent UTSA graduate now working in banking in New York, said their father taught them to pursue their passions and not worry about conforming.
"Free your mind, do what you want, change the world," Lauren said, "That's what he taught us. He was totally out there. How do we relate to the world, the Internet of things, how do we connect things, ideas and advance humanity. He died doing the work he loved."
Nick Longo, a Corpus Christi-based tech entrepreneur who founded CoffeeCup.com and later co-founded Geekdom with Weston, posted this note on Facebook Saturday night:
"My heart is broken. One of my dearest friends & one of the 1st Geekdom members, Alan Weinkrantz, has passed away in Tel Aviv today. Please donate to Alan's family with his memorial fund here if you can."
Lorenzo Gomez, the current CEO of Geekdom where Weinkrantz was a familiar father figure to many young tech entrepreneurs, posted this note on Facebook Saturday:
"It is with great sadness I announce that my dear friend and one of Geekdom's first members, Alan Weinkrantz, passed away today in Tel Aviv. Alan was a mentor to many in the Geekdom community including myself. Alan will be missed by many. Please support Alan's family by donating to the memorial fund set up to cover funeral arrangements."
Weinkrantz was an outlier, twice the age of the average Geekdom member yet his experience promoting tech reached back decades before the advent of social media to a time when most people didn't think of tech as something that would come to dominate and disrupt just about every aspect of work and life.
Weinkrantz loved nothing more than spending an unscheduled hour or two in the work day informally talking about how tech was changing the world, business, and his hometown.
He had worked for Rackspace in Israel, and at the time of his death was a senior adviser and brand ambassador for James Brehm & Associates. This Weinkrantz video was posted on Brehm's Facebook page on June 15.
Weinkrantz, who was divorced and the devoted father of two grown children, Lauren and Aaron, both of whom attended public schools in Alamo Heights, thrived in the latest chapter of his professional career, dividing his time between Tel Aviv and San Antonio, two cities he loved dearly.
A Dallas native, Weinkrantz posted this note earlier this year after a chance encounter at the storied King David Hotel in Tel Aviv with Gov. Greg Abbott:
"As a native Texan, born in Dallas, and whereas San Antonio has been my home for 30 years, I was pleased to connect in Jerusalem with Texas Governor, Greg Abbott this morning at The King David Hotel in Jerusalem. The Governor was in Israel to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and business leaders to advance business and economic ties and direct investment in Texas. He will then be headed to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Myself being from San Antonio, we touched on subjects like Geekdom, Techstars Cloud, and Accelerate H2O — ?all programs which have great potential and ties with Israel's startup and innovation economy…."
Weinkrantz kibitzing with Gov. Abbott on San Antonio's startup scene perfectly capture his personality as salesman and evangelist for the city and its tech scene. And his local knowledge was encyclopedic, reaching back to the Datapoint era. He was into computers before most people had seen a desktop computer.
This is from his LinkedIn profile:
"Beginning with the start of the personal computer revolution in the late 1970s I am privileged to have been a part of the evolution of voice and data networking, internet cafes, computer security, the genesis of VoIP and WiFi, and many more transformational technologies and industry standards that are now considered mainstream, and very much a part of our daily lives.
"I help tech and startup companies on PR and Communications Strategies. After 35 years of having run my own agency, taking a Sabbatical, serving as the Brand Ambassador to Israel for Rackspace, I've recently returned to providing strategic advisory services."
When Weinkrantz was home in San Antonio, he loved spending time in Geekdom, meeting with young developers and others involved in startups. He especially liked connecting with people engaged in digital marketing and media communications.
Stephanie Guerra, better known to thousands in San Antonio as the prolific social media promoter Puro Pinche, posted this note on Facebook after learning of Weinkrantz's death:
"My heart is so sad at the news that Alan Weinkrantz has passed away. I will never understand how he watched over so many of us with as busy and interesting of a life that he lived. I'll never forget all the unsolicited advice he gave me, and the one time he stopped me at SXSW a few years ago… He knew everything about Puro Pinche even though we had never really discussed it, he gave me the best advice, he told me to think as big as I possibly could and take my brand worldwide, to never hold back or let anything get in the way, not just to dream big but to actually DO it. From time to time I always remind myself that I need to prove Alan right. I know he helped so many people in every way possible and I can't help but be sad because I know he had so much left to do and give. You and your social media posts will be dearly missed Alan!
Please support his family with funeral expenses, just as he has always supported us. ??"
My own wife, Monika Maeckle, worked with and competed for Weinkrantz's business in the pre-Internet era. They started out as competitors who became friends and collaborators. We soon discovered we were neighbors. Weinkrantz, we soon learned, had a deep passion for the Beatles and music of the '60s. He played guitar in a band, and generally pursued a lifestyle in total denial of his age and place in the Baby Boomer generation.
San Antonio tech PR pioneer Alan Weinkrantz with Nan Palmero of The Denim Group. Courtesy photo..
Forget what he wrote about the subject of tech for the Rivard Report. His most exciting moment was attending the Paul McCartney concert at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts to review the performance for the Rivard Report. Art Garfunkel, Dave Mason, Ringo Starr – Weinkrantz grooved on his sideline as vintage artist music reviewer for the Rivard Report.
(Read more: McCartney Makes His Mark at the Tobin Center)
Here at the Rivard Report, Alan was a frequent visitor to our offices on his trips home and always an ardent supporter. He was not an avid writer, but he was a great evangelist. The advent of the downtown Tech District on East Houston Street thrilled him, and he last remarked to me that, "San Antonio was a city that is starting to look and feel different every time I leave it and then come back. But it hasn't lost any of its authenticity."
One of the last people to connect with Weinkrantz was Tech Bloc CEO David Heard, who received a congratulatory text from Weinkrantz Friday after the first anniversary rally at the Pearl Stable.
"My heart is breaking," Heard said Saturday night. "Alan was my PR agent for the last 15 years, and a good friend. He was a real talent. And the most gentle of souls. He loved San Antonio, and was proud to say he choose to live here and build a career inside our emergent tech industry, when logic might have suggested a different place to build his career. He died doing what he loved: traveling to engage with startups, connect people, and tell their stories."
On this Saturday, San Antonio's tech family and, indeed, the city has lost a friend, a pioneer, an advocate, and a good man.
Click here to donate to the Weinkrantz family memorial fund, which will help pay for funeral arrangements.
This story was originally published on Sunday, June 19.
Top image: Alan Weinkrantz. Courtesy photo.
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If i remove --parents  it will only copy the files to new folder. how do I copy starting from the person(n) folder to new folder?

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Wassylkiw (, ) ist eine Stadt in der Ukraine in der Oblast Kiew und das Zentrum des gleichnamigen Rajons mit etwa 37.300 Einwohnern (Stand 2017).

Die Stadt liegt am Ufer der Stuhna (), einen rechten Nebenfluss des Dnepr, etwa 30 Kilometer südwestlich von Kiew.

Geschichte
Eine Siedlung existierte an der Stelle der Stadt von jeher. Eine Festung wurde hier 988 auf Befehl von Wladimir dem Großen angelegt, um Kiew vom Süden her zu schützen. Die Festung und die Stadt wurden nach dem christlichen Namen von Wladimir dem Großen Wassilew genannt. 1796 erhielt Wassylkiw die Stadtrechte.

Söhne und Töchter der Stadt
 Theodosius von Kiew (etwa 1036–1074), Mönch und Heiliger der orthodoxen Kirche, einer der Gründer des Kiewer Höhlenklosters sowie des Mönchtums in Russland
 Nadija Andrianowa (1921–1998), ukrainische Autorin, Übersetzerin und Esperantistin
 Michael Felsenbaum (* 1951), Schriftsteller und Schauspieler
 Mykola Melnytschenko (* 1966), Nachrichtendienstler, Leibwächter und Autor der sogenannten Melnytschenko-Tonbandaufnahmen
 Iryna Sekatschowa (* 1976), Leichtathletin

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With a history of more than 40,000 years Australian Aboriginal art is the oldest art tradition in the world.
Traditionally, Aboriginal paintings were perishable, executed either on sand or on skin. Permanent paintings were also done on rocks and later on articles of use and – particularly in Northern Australia – on bark.
Natural earth pigments were used (ochres) as well as coal, so that the traditional paintings were done in warm earth tones of red, brown and yellow with white and black.
The main themes or motifs in desert art, depicted mostly from an aerial view, stem from the Tjukurrpa (story of creation) lore. Topographical maps also feature in their paintings, replicating the character of the landscape as created by the ancestral spirits.
The most frequent symbols of traditional desert art are circles (representing waterholes, camps or meeting places), U-shaped forms (for people sitting down – sometimes one can recognize whether men or women are involved by the markings on their utensils: boomerangs and spears or digging sticks and wooden bowls), straight line representing the paths of the ancestral spirits (so-called songlines), crisscrossing the whole of Australia and symbols for plants and animals, the latter usually depicted as footprints.
Since 1994 this iconography, and subsequently the Aboriginal artists' work as well benefit from legal protection (for more information please refer to copyright).
In the early 1970's in Papunya, about 240 km northwest of Alice Springs, right in the red heart of Australia, one of the most exciting art movements of the last century sprang to life.
Geoffrey Bardon, a young teacher in this desolate Papunya reserve, was impressed by the sand drawings the Aboriginal children were doing and provided them with painting material. However the senior men were the ones who finally got involved in painting, since Aboriginal social structures stipulate exactly who is allowed to paint and what due to one´s birthright and initiation status. Geoffrey Bardon encouraged the men to paint in their own traditional language and not in the style of the white man. The result were a series of murals on the Papunya school wall, the principle one depicting a Honey Ant Dreaming.
This painting was the start of an exciting new art movement, that took off without any formal training for the artists.
In the following years, the men in Papunya painted the ambiguous symbols of their traditional art using wooden sticks to apply myriads of dots. They painted on masonite board and any other off-cut material, even floor tiles from building sites around the settlement with everything they could lay their hands on, including house paint, toothpaste and nugget. Today their medium is mainly acrylic paint on canvas and 'dot art' has become the signature style of Central Australia´s desert art. The dots represent the ever-changing vegetation or were used to camouflage secret knowledge that outsiders should not see. After all it was a novum that paintings now could be seen by the general public, whereas most of them were secret sacred and reserved for ceremonial purposes in the past.
The main themes in Papunya works were excerpts from the Tingari cycle, which describes the extensive travelling of the ancestors in mythological times and the transmission of tribal law.
The following years saw similar movements springing up in other regions, sometimes along songlines or in consequence of ceremonial gatherings and sometimes due to state support programs. The individual regions developed their own unique styles and techniques and differ frequently in their choice of color, with a definite trend in recent years for an artist to manifest his characteristic signature style rather than his origins.
Some art styles are very reminiscent of western modern and postmodern abstract painting although indigenous art developed far away from any such influence.
Lately more political and socio-cultural dimensions have burgeoned in their art.
Today Aboriginal Art is one of the most thrilling art movements in the world and since the dOCUMENTA (13) its collectibility is no longer a secret, even in Europe.
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A CURE FOR WELLNESS (2017) MOVIE NEWS & REVIEW
a cure for wellness (2017) movie
Genre | Fantasy Thriller
Released | 16 March 2017
Dane DeHaan ... Lockhart
Jason Isaacs ... Volmer
Mia Goth ... Hannah
Ivo Nandi ... Enrico
Adrian Schiller ... Deputy Director
Celia Imrie ... Victoria Watkins
Harry Groener ... Pembroke
Gore Verbinski
Justin Haythe ... (screenplay by)
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Worldwide $26,559,557
Australia $273,931
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Volmer: Do you know what the cure for the human condition is? Disease. Because that's the only way one could hope for a cure.
Pembroke: [Lockhart reading his letter] To my fellow-members of the Board. A man cannot unsee the truth. He cannot willingly return to darkness, or go blind once he has the gift of sight, any more than he can be unborn. We are the only species capable of self-reflection. The only species with the toxin of self-doubt written into our genetic code. Unequal to our gifts, we build, we buy, we consume. We wrap us in the illusion of material success. We cheat and deceive as we claw our way to the pinnacle of what we define as achievement. Superiority to other men.
Pembroke: [Lockhart now reading the letter sitting at boardroom table] There is a sickness inside us. Rising like the bile that leaves that bitter taste at the back of our throats. It's there in every one of you seated around the table. We deny its existence until one day the body rebels against the mind and screams out, "I am not a well man." No doubt you will think only of the merger. That unclean melding of two equally diseased institutions. But the truth cannot be ignored. For only when we know what ails us can we hope to find the cure. I will not return. Do not attempt to contact me again. Sincerely, Roland E. Pembroke.
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An ambitious young executive is sent to retrieve his company's CEO from an idyllic but mysterious "wellness center" at a remote location in the Swiss Alps. He soon suspects that the spa's miraculous treatments are not what they seem. When he begins to unravel its terrifying secrets, his sanity is tested, as he finds himself diagnosed with the same curious illness that keeps all the guests here longing for the cure. From Gore Verbinski, the visionary director of THE RING, comes the new psychological thriller, A CURE FOR WELLNESS.
A CURE FOR WELLNESS (2017) MOVIE REVIEW
Reviewed by Mark Geraghty | Review date 16 March 2017
Pop Movee Rating ⭐⭐⭐½
A CURE FOR WELLNESS is something of a modest enterprise for Writer-Director Gore Verbinski, who spent the better part of the first decade of the 21st Century traversing the high seas with Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow alter-ego in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. Disney, who were clearly impressed by the success of the Pirates movies, gave Verbinski and Depp free reign to bring another pop culture legend - The Lone Ranger - back to the big screen in 2013, but, somewhere between idea and opening night, the Armie Hammer, Depp vehicle went over the proverbial cliff; creating one almighty financial write-off for Bob Iger and his team at the Mouse House. It's taken four years for Verbinski to get another feature film released, but, the wait has been worth it, more or less. Viewers who are prepared to forgive Verbinski and screenwriting colleague Justin Haythe some of their indulgences will find A Cure for Wellness to be an intriguing, if a little beguiling, cinematic endeavour.
To be clear, this film will not be to all tastes. Viewers who have difficulty interpreting symbols and dream imagery may want to give A Cure for Wellness a wide berth, but, despite, at times, confounding, Verbinksi and Haythe work their way through the film's 146 minute running time to deliver a story that chooses enlightenment and freedom as the better angels of human existence. This doesn't mean that the "journey" is a means to an end. Verbinski reteams with Yugoslavian Cinematographer Bojan Bazelli to deliver some truly startling images. The pair take full advantage of their fictional Swiss "wellness centre", planting Dane DeHaan's Lockhardt in the middle of a waking nightmare where the lines between fact and fantastique are blurred not by some supernatural spirit or undead bogeyman, but by the sheer madness that can consume a person when they are left to their own thoughts for too long. Viewers familiar with the movies of Directors like Ken Russell and David Cronenberg will see Verbinski riff on those predecessors in A Cure for Wellness, although GV tends to focus his attention upon the death and resurrection of the mind, as opposed to the transformation of the flesh.
Besides DeHaan, performances are measured, almost restrained. Jason Isaacs adds another dimension to his range as Heinreich Volmer, the centre's controlling overseer. Mia Goth plays the ethereal Hannah, whose presence seems at odds with everything else that Lockhardt encounters in his quest to bring Harry Groener's Roland Pembroke back to New York City in time to save his company from financial ruin. For devotees of narrative and plot, there are some obvious gaps in the story. Viewers may find themselves wondering "Why don't the characters ask the same question what the hell is going on?" For example, why, when given the chance, doesn't Lockhardt abandon his mission as a lost cause. Is it because he fears the retribution that awaits him? Probably not. By this stage of the film, he's seen too much to be concerned with the price he may have to pay for corporate indiscretion. Is it his love for Hannah? Perhaps, but there is no certainty to her affections, as her sheltered existence is completely at odds with Lockhardt and his belief system. This is the challenge that Verbinski presents his audience. One moment we're "up the river" with Willard on his mission to get Kurtz, the next we're confronted by a retro-Prometheus, whose desire to unlock the secrets of "the fire" will doom everyone him and those he loves. Is A Cure for Wellness the elixir to a longer life? The short answer is no.. However, for viewers who enjoy a well-performed, beautifully photographed mystery movie, Verbinski's new film is well worth a trip to the cinema well.
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