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Dr. Somia Iqtadar - King Edward Medical University, Pakistan
Dr. Somia Iqtadar , a Fellow in Medicine, is working as Associate Professor of Medicine at King Edward Medical University. Dr. Somia did her post graduation in Internal medicine in 2010 and is amongst youngest medical fellows in faculty of King Edward Medical University.
She's part of many medical Advisory Boards and also designated as Master Trainer of Dengue infection for WHO and Government of Punjab. She is also appointed as Chairperson Dengue Expert Advisory group and first General Secretary Pakistan Society of Internal Medicine. She has numerous publications in indexed national and international journals and is the primary author of GCP guidelines on Dengue for Pakistan.
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The most significant problem during emergencies for the hearing impaired is immediate notification of the emergency. Emergency alarms should incorporate a distinct visual signal as well as audible signal to alert persons with hearing difficulties. Hearing impairment covers a wide range, from loss of high frequency hearing to total loss of auditory perception. Many people who augment their hearing with electronic aids often remove them at night and in an emergency might not hear the audible alarms designed to warn them of danger. Even after they become aware of the emergency they may forget to install their hearing aids in a crisis. People with no hearing disability can temporarily lose their hearing if a loud sharp noise occurs such as an explosion. Designing alarm systems and search & notification procedures with the idea that normal communication modes might not be effective will provide a facility the means of communicating danger and necessary actions to the hearing impaired. Another problem encountered by the hearing impaired is their inability to ensure their communication of an emergency has been received. When using telephones or other communication devices they cannot see the intended recipient. Special procedures should be implemented to allow the hearing impaired to communicate that an emergency situation exists and/or obtain assistance.
In emergency situations persons with speech impairments are not only limited by their own disability but also limited by the inability of others to recognize they are trying to communicate non-verbally. Under normal circumstances the techniques employed by speech impaired persons to communicate their needs, wants and desires are effective when the recipient provides adequate focus on the communication. In emergencies employees must be trained to take the necessary time to understand the ideas being communicated. As an example: During an evacuation of a facility due to fire an employee encounters a guest that is exhibiting the need to communicate but is not coherent. This person is motioning and possibly making sounds. The employee knows that this person must leave the area by the emergency route and tries to communicate this necessity. The person resists. In this and similar cases, the employee must be trained to take the few seconds required to calmly attempt to receive the communication. The disabled person may have knowledge of a hazardous condition or location of persons needing assistance. Training employees to communicate with speech-impaired persons is not difficult and does not require the learning of the American Sign Language. The idea here, as in the above case of communicating with hearing impaired persons, is to provide the disabled person an opportunity to communicate.
• Install phones with large button faces and numbers. Numbers should be of a significant contrast to the button face to facilitate recognition.
• Signs and emergency directions should be large print and in colors that do not preclude recognition by persons with color blindness.
• Install Braille imprints on all doors.
• Provide Braille or verbal emergency instructions for visually impaired employees and guests.
• Provide familiarization tours for the visually impaired.
Providing proper sensitivity training for employees can prevent inappropriate behavior. It has been noted that some people have a tendency to speak louder and more slowly to visually impaired persons. This is an inappropriate reaction on their part in their attempt to deal with their misconception of visual impairment.
When most people think of disabled persons they have a mental picture of someone in a wheelchair. Mobility impairment however also has a wide range. While persons restricted to wheelchairs may be the most limited, accommodations must be made for all types of mobility restrictions. These restrictions may include conditions that require the use of crutches, canes, walkers, and people with motor dysfunction and health problems that limit mobility. Evacuation of people with mobility impairment is compounded by the nature of emergency route design. Stairwells used in lieu of elevators present the largest obstruction for evacuation. Employees need to be trained in techniques for assisting the mobility impaired. This includes knowing their own physical limitations and ascertaining the mobility impaired person's condition and preferences by asking them. Disabled people live with their disability every day and probably know the best methods for assistance. Adequate and proper emergency equipment should be staged at strategic locations throughout the facility to enable not only employees to assist the disabled but also for use by emergency professionals that may respond to the scene.
Again, as with all the previous disabilities discussed, mental impairment may range from slightly diminished abilities to total incapacitation. Effective communication of the need to evacuate may be hampered if employees are not calm and persistent in their efforts to assist the mentally impaired. Though it is not always the case, some mentally impaired people may react to an emergency in an unexpected manner. Employees should be trained to handle unexpected behavior and provide the proper assistance attention to these people during evacuation. Additionally, they should be trained to be sensitive to mentally impaired persons attempts to communicate information or questions.
Determining the limitations of an elderly person is sometimes difficult. The normal aging process causes diminished physical and mental abilities. These may occur sooner for some, later for others, all to varying degrees. Elderly persons may have all or some of the impairments discussed earlier. Accommodations that are designed for the disabled may be used successfully for the elderly. It should be noted that the percentage of elderly persons in the United States is growing dramatically larger. This trend will continue for the next 50 years.
As stated earlier, children are normally provided close supervision by parents, or other responsible adults, who provide explicit direction for their daily activities. During a situation that requires emergency evacuation, children cannot be expected to understand or comply with directions designed for adults. If they have become separated from their caregivers, their link to appropriate action has been severed and they will require special assistance. As the number of facilities that provide on-site childcare rises, facility planning for emergency evacuation of children has become more important. Childcare areas should be located and designed to allow close and unrestricted access to emergency exits.
Management personnel should be trained in the provisions of the ADA that deal with the facility's responsibility toward the disabled public. Equal service is required to be available to all patrons.
Employees should be trained to not only understand the limitations imposed by disabilities but also their own misconceptions concerning the limitations of these patrons. Service and assistance should always be provided with dignity and understanding.
· Initial notification of Emergency Response Units (ERU), via 911, that some disabled patrons will need evacuation assistance and the on-site location where ERUs may contact management personnel.
· Sending employees to areas where disabled persons may be located to assist in their notification and evacuation.
· Staging employees at Areas of Rescue Assistance.
• Use of Areas of Rescue Assistance communication equipment.
• Transporting color-coded floor plans, facility emergency information and communication equipment to a safe, designated area.


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George Clooney And His Wife Amal Are Counting The Days Until The Arrival Of Their Twins
Brandon Fitch May 25, 2017 4:34 AM PDT
Source: today.com
George Clooney and his wife Amal are very close to becoming happy parents. Their countdown continues for the arrival of their twins, and we are learning more and more information about how the two of them are gearing up for the babies.
"They're counting down [the days] and nearly at the edge of their seats," according to a source of E! News.
"Every day, one of them is like, 'It's going to be today. I can feel it' and then it doesn't happen."
The insider also said that "Amal is great. She's healthy, excited and looking forward to becoming a mother. She is taking it very easy. She's officially on maternity leave now."
The source stated that the human rights attorney is due very soon, while another source very close to the couple confirmed the fact that Amal didn't need to pay daily visits to the doctor.
She is instead just following the generally required check-ups.
In February, The Talk's Julie Chen announced the barrister's pregnancy on TV and since then we found out that the happy couple is having a boy and a girl!
Both parents are thinking to raise their future family members in the UK.
"She plans to be back at work around six months after giving birth, but her schedule will be greatly different than before," an insider previously shared with the public.
The same source stated that "A lot of time spent working at home. She has a great office set up at the Sonning house."
Amal and George are more than excited about becoming parents and the couple's closest friends can't help but share all of their joy.
For instance, Cindy Crawford said that she believes that it's pretty incredible what is going on and that she is also a fan of parenthood. She also added that she is euphoric for the couple and that this seems like the most natural step for them.
She also added that she is jubilant for the couple and that this seems like the most logical step for them.
If you ever doubted even for a minute that Clooney could be a diaper-changing father, think again! "Hang on for a minute! I played a pediatrician on ER, so I know how to work on extra children," Clooney says. "If there are any accidents, I'm there. I'm the guy."
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I can't wait to see how they exploit the twins either. Who's the mother?
May 26, 2017 12:24 PM PDT at 12:24 PM
Congratulations to them! Excited to see the twins too! I bet they'll be cute and adorable! Also pregnant here, thanks to conceieveeasy. Still waiting to pop. On my 2nd trimester now.
Yes. I can't wait for them to exploit the twins too. And I wouldn't be surprised if they looked nothing like the Mom.
This makes so sad how desperate these two have become in their quest for publicity. Mostly everyone in the legal community realizes Amal is a sham, and George is chasing these crumbs after listening to all the bad advice his team has given him. Cindy Crawford is such an opportunist that she, and her dopey husband will grab any opportunity for pr under the guise of friendship. Man! When this implodes, it will not be pretty. Let's not forget how Clooney's team goes all out and attack, try to discredit, and destroy anyone who speaks up. Gotta be a special place in hell for this kind of evil.
Really? They are so desperate for publicity that they are milking a fake pregnancy? Lord help us all!

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Pride Flag Vandalized at Church
As reported by Channel 6 in early April, a symbol of pride turned into a symbol of hate in five days at the United Methodist Church of East Greenwich on Route 2. Although the national body of Methodists had narrowly voted in February not to ordain gay ministers or approve same-gender marriages, the East Greenwich congregation decided to show its inclusivity by hanging a rainbow flag to welcome LGBT people. But within a week the flag was in tatters.
"It couldn't have been caused by the wind. It was cut…with scissors or a knife," said pastor Rev. William Trench, recalling that a few days earlier he had received an anonymous phone call asking, "Doesn't anyone there read the Bible? You shouldn't have that gay flag."
Amid the bigotry, said Rev.Trench, "There's an important lesson to be learned from this. It gives us a sense of what LGBT people go through all the time. It made clear why we need the flag."
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Home > News > Translation > Jiuquan Iron and Steel Group signs Strategic Cooperation Framework Agreement with Jinchuan Group
Jiuquan Iron and Steel Group signs Strategic Cooperation Framework Agreement with Jinchuan Group
Translation 10:59:31PM Jun 23, 2019 Source:Party building of Jiuquan Iron and Steel Co., Ltd.
SMM News: on the afternoon of June 22, the signing ceremony of the Strategic Cooperation Framework Agreement between Jiuquan Iron and Steel (Group) Co., Ltd. and Jinchuan Group Co., Ltd., was held in Jiugang Hotel. This is an important measure to conscientiously implement the decision-making and deployment of the provincial party committee and provincial government, and to strengthen the win-win and coordinated development of enterprises in the province, indicating that the cooperation between the two sides has opened up a new leading city and raised a new height, and is of great practical and far-reaching historical significance to comprehensively upgrading the overall development level of the two sides, promoting the high-quality development of both sides, and promoting the implementation of the strategy of strengthening the province by industry in Gansu.
Chen Dexin, secretary of the party committee and chairman of Jiuquan Iron and Steel Group, Wang Yongqian, secretary of the party committee and chairman of Jinchuan Group, attended the signing ceremony and delivered speeches respectively; Wei Zhibin, general manager of Jiugang Group; Li Shangyong, general manager and deputy secretary of the party committee of Jinchuan Group, signed the strategic cooperation framework agreement; Jiang Zhixiang, deputy general manager of Jiuquan Group, presided over the signing ceremony.
Zhang Youda, deputy general manager and chief financial officer of Jinchuan Group, Li Zhilei, deputy general manager of Jinchuan Group, Cheng Zijian, deputy general manager of Jiugang Group, and Hu Guiping, chief financial officer, attended the signing ceremony.
Chen Dexin said in his speech that Jiuquan Iron and Steel Group and Jinchuan Group are both large state-owned enterprises in Gansu Province, which are located in the Hexi Corridor at the foot of Qilian. The industrial structure is different, the industrial chain is highly complementary, and has a good basis for cooperation and broad prospects for cooperation. In the future, the two sides will give full play to their advantages in industry, capital, talent, and technology, and constantly deepen cooperation in regional supply chain, marketing trade, financial investment, and tackling key scientific and technological problems, so as to complement each other's advantages and achieve mutual benefit and win-win results. It will certainly bring new opportunities and inject new vitality for the two sides to embark on the road of transformation and upgrading and high-quality development. It is hoped that under the strong leadership of the provincial party committee and provincial government, and with the joint efforts of relevant departments and units, the two sides will implement their intention to cooperate, enhance strategic mutual trust, strengthen communication and coordination, and promote strategic cooperation to move forward to a higher level and wider areas. to ensure that cooperation is deep and realistic, stable and far away, and unremittingly make new contributions to building a happy and beautiful new Gansu and creating a new situation for enriching the people and rejuvenating long.
In his speech, Wang Yongqian said: Jinchuan Group and Jiugang Group are the backbone state-owned enterprises of the province, and nickel and steel also have the essential attributes of being accompanied by each other, and the industrial products of the two sides are connected, people-to-people exchanges are smooth, and missions and responsibilities are linked. The two sides continue to deepen comprehensive and pragmatic cooperation at a higher starting point, at a higher level, and at a higher goal, in line with the overall requirements of the provincial party committee and provincial government, and in line with the endogenous characteristics of the high-quality development of non-ferrous metallurgical enterprises. to meet the practical needs of both sides to meet risks and challenges and to achieve mutual benefit and win-win results side by side, the two sides have a strong driving force and broad prospects. It is hoped that the two sides will persist in taking co-construction and sharing and win-win results as the common criterion of action, make every effort to achieve group-style linkage development, persist in taking strengthening and becoming better and bigger as the common goal of common struggle, and strive to take the fulfilment of economic, political and social responsibility as the common mission, strive to be the main force of strong industrial provinces, and make greater contributions to building a happy and beautiful new Gansu Province and creating a new situation for enriching the people and prospering long.
At the signing ceremony, Wei Zhibin, general manager of Jiuquan Iron and Steel Group, and Li Shangyong, general manager and deputy secretary of the party committee of Jinchuan Group, signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement on behalf of Jiugang Group and Jinchuan Group, respectively.
According to the agreement, in the course of cooperation, the two sides adhere to the principles of friendly consultation, mutual benefit, complementary advantages, shared development, and shared risks, and establish a mechanism for promoting cooperation. Focusing on strengthening cooperation and support in investment and operation of overseas resource projects, jointly building regional supply chains, enhancing strategic mutual trust, carrying out marketing cooperation in bulk material trade, sharing supply chain resources between the two sides, realizing the sharing of scientific research resources, and carrying out financial investment cooperation, focus on information exchange, business docking, product supply, technical services, joint R & D, personnel exchange, and other aspects of cooperation, focus on information exchange, business docking, product supply, technical services, joint R & D, personnel exchange, etc. We are committed to establishing a long-term, stable, mutually beneficial and win-win relationship of comprehensive strategic cooperation, and constantly enhance the depth and breadth of bilateral cooperation in various levels and fields.
It is understood that Jinchuan Group is a well-known multinational group with combined mining, selection, metallurgy, chemical and deep processing, and is the largest producer of nickel, cobalt and platinum group metals in China and the third largest copper producer. It produces traditional products such as nickel, copper, cobalt, rare precious metals and chemicals, and is also engaged in the intensive processing of non-ferrous metals and the research and development of new materials. To carry out characteristic producer services such as mechanical manufacturing, engineering construction, information and automation, R & D and design, testing and inspection, maintenance and maintenance, and technology integrated marketing, and to carry out development and cooperation of non-ferrous metal mineral resources in more than 30 countries and regions around the world. It has the third largest copper and nickel sulphide deposit in the world, the fifth nickel flash melting furnace in the world, the first nickel flash melting furnace in Asia and the first copper synthetic smelting furnace in the world. The world's first oxygen-rich top-blown nickel melting furnace and other international leading equipment and technology.
Also attending the signing ceremony were the office of Jinchuan Group, the Logistics Co., Ltd of the Ministry of Strategic Planning, the person in charge of the procurement and supply center, and the person in charge of the relevant departments and subsidiaries of Jiuquan Iron and Steel Group.
The original title is: "combination of strong and strong" New Chapter on the signing of Strategic Cooperation Framework Agreement between Jiugang Group and Jinchuan Group "
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import android.app.Activity;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.net.Uri;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.preference.PreferenceManager;
import android.view.MenuItem;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.View.OnClickListener;

public class SonarflowSettingsActivity extends Activity implements OnClickListener{

	private SonarflowSettingsFragment mSonarflowSettingsFragment;

	@Override
	protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
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	@Override
	protected void onResume() {
		super.onResume();
		PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(this)
		.registerOnSharedPreferenceChangeListener(mSonarflowSettingsFragment);
	}

	@Override
	protected void onPause() {
		super.onPause();
		PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(this)
		.unregisterOnSharedPreferenceChangeListener(mSonarflowSettingsFragment);
	}

}

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Grouching the Oscars: Best Actress
February 23, 2012 in Albert Nobbs, Best Actress, Grouching the Oscars, My Week With Marilyn, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Help, The Iron Lady | by Jared | Leave a comment
The 84th Academy Awards is almost here! Leading up to the event, we're going to put all the hours we spent watching these films to good use by giving our thoughts on all the categories, big and small. We may not be experts on everything, but I daresay that's never stopped anyone from blogging before. On the (very remote chance) you disagree with us or the (much more likely chance) you want to applaud our picks, please chime in below.
Actress in a Leading Role
Glenn Close, Albert Nobbs
Viola Davis, The Help
Rooney Mara, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Meryl Streep, The Iron Lady
This is a tough category this year. I think, by a hair, the best performance of the year came from Meryl Streep. Not only did she have to tackle playing a real person but at a variety of ages in different stages of mental decline. This film calls for her to dodder around in her senility and jabber with the ghost of her dead husband but she handles it well. I shudder to think how bad The Iron Lady would have been without such a good central performance.
But if I'm being honest I'm rooting for Viola Davis. She's always awesome and maybe a win would land her some more sizable, and meatier, roles. Streep already has two Oscars and I don't think she'd begrudge her pal Viola a win. If I have any complaint about Davis in The Help it's that she painfully out-acts Emma Stone in too many of their shared scenes!
I didn't like My Week With Marilyn and I wasn't looking forward to seeing it, but hell if Michelle Williams isn't very good in it. She does a good job channeling Marilyn Monroe, including her insecurities and playfulness. I suspect I enjoyed Glenn Close's performance more than my colleagues. I'm not sure she would have made my list but she really sells the restraint and social ineptitude of her character. And while I'm fine with Rooney Mara, I wonder how much of it is that she gets to sport an accent and wear a bunch of leather. I can't recall ever being particularly taken by her performance.
And if I had my druthers I'd stick Elizabeth Olsen in.
Oscar did well here. It would have been hard for them to do poorly, but they've shown a certain capability for that. I've now seen Rooney Mara in four movies (this one, Youth in Revolt, The Social Network, and The Winning Season) and I'm very much impressed with her mutability. I'd love to see her in an action spy show like Alias, or, at least, what I'm assuming Alias was. She's good here, but given what the character did for Noomi Rapace, I wonder if the love here is actually for the role.
Albert Nobbs is a challenging portrayal to reward. The character has devoted his or her life to staying in the background, inconspicuous. So Close is all small, controlled mannerisms here. I think it is a performance that needs to sit a little bit to really appreciate, to get how she played at being a man, not really sure of her place in society when not at work.
I may have Davis third, but she's absolutely deserving of the statue. I'm not really one for race debates, especially when it comes to Oscar, because then you end up with Crash. All I want to say is that should Davis take home the trophy, regardless of what caused people to vote for or against her, she's a fantastic actress who earned the award on merit.
Not like I have anything new to say about Meryl Streep. Other than that I hope she's in the sequel to RED.
It isn't news that I'm in the tank for Michelle Williams. I'm assuming something was planted in brain when I saw Dick in theaters, but my love more directly stems from The Station Agent and The Baxter. Anyway, Michelle's Marilyn is a heck of a performance. To take such an iconic figure and breathe such life and nuance into it? Man. She did Marilyn when she was on, when she was drugged, when she was nervously trying to act. She dominates the film and is such a joy to watch.
Grouching the Oscars: The Sound Categories
February 23, 2012 in Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing, Grouching the Oscars, Hugo, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, War Horse | by Jared | 1 comment
Drive, Lon Bender and Victor Ray Ennis
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Ren Klyce
Hugo, Philip Stockton and Eugene Gearty
Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Ethan Van der Ryn and Erik Aadahl
War Horse, Richard Hymns and Gary Rydstrom
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, David Parker, Michael Semanick, Ren Klyce and Bo Persson
Hugo, Tom Fleischman and John Midgley
Moneyball, Deb Adair, Ron Bochar, David Giammarco and Ed Novick
Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Greg P. Russell, Gary Summers, Jeffrey J. Haboush and Peter J. Devlin
War Horse, Gary Rydstrom, Andy Nelson, Tom Johnson and Stuart Wilson
Sound Editing is basically sound effects and do you know what had great sound effects? Drive. I've seen plenty of movie car chases in my day, but the sounds of a car engine have never made an impression on me like they did here. It made me want to go out and drive! I saw Drive about five months ago and I still think of it when I'm driving and the engine revs. But it's not all mechanical noises here. Another one that made quite an impression on me is the sound of Ryan Gosling's leather driving gloves and their creaks as he pulls them on or adjusts his hands on the wheel.
Sound Mixing is the mix of all audio elements of a film: dialogue, music, ADR, sound effects. People who have actual knowledge of the subject sayMoneyball has a great mix. But I think I'll plump for Transformers. It sure has a lot of sound! But I was also struck with how it isn't overwhelming. The dialogue remains clear even in the busiest action sequences while the music is complementary: notable but not overwhelming. Plus it would be nice to see Greg P Russell finally win an Oscar on his fifteenth try. The film would probably also make a good fit in the Sound Editing category for all those mechanical noises.
Something that crossed my mind during the big Chicago shoot-out at the end of Transformers is what would happen if they went for more realistic sounds as buildings crash and Transformers clang around? We think we know what disasters sound like from seeing so many movies, but think about footage from true disasters like 9/11 or the Japanese tsunami. The sounds are not like the movies and they are horrifying. An action movie should try it some day, unless they are worried about freaking people out for being too real.
The real best sound mixing of the year is Hanna. Truth be told, I'm kind of excited just to have an actual favorite sound mix. Since when does that happen? Anyway, Hanna has a great audio design with, like the rest of the movie, a bit of flair. They really put the thumping Chemical Brothers score to great use.
Hugo, War Horse, and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo all got nominations in both categories. I can see Tattoo for Mixing while war films generally do well in sound categories, but I don't get Hugo. How about some Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol.
Sound just isn't something I notice terribly often. So if I really had to pull for someone, I'd probably go with what the guilds went for. The MPSE honored War Horse for Sound Effects and Super 8 for Dialogue and ADR. I will make the case, though, for Transformers. That movie is pure eye and ear candy. The Michael Bay conversation probably isn't appropriate here, but to me, those movies are all whiz-crack-bang-boom, and that isn't a bad thing. Sound plays rather heavily into that sugar symphony, but it never gets distracting, just a natural part of the metallic cacophony.
Transformers for both.
Grouching the Oscars: Cinematography and Editing
February 18, 2012 in Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Grouching the Oscars, Hugo, Moneyball, The Artist, The Descendants, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Tree of Life, War Horse | by Jared | Leave a comment
This time we are going to talk about Cinematography and Film Editing.
The Artist, Guillaume Schiffman
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Jeff Cronenweth
Hugo, Robert Richardson
The Tree of Life, Emmanuel Lubezki
War Horse, Janusz Kaminski
When I saw War Horse, I thought it was being projected incorrectly. Particularly in the opening act as our remarkable horse is mucking about in the mud, the lighting is so bizarre that I thought it looked like a sound stage. It turns out they were specifically going for an old-fashioned visual style and lit accordingly. But, well, it's not for me. I understand that shooting in black and white requires some special considerations from equipment to lighting and The Artist certainly has some visual flair, so I suppose I won't begrudge its nomination. Dragon Tattoo and Hugo both look great, though the 3D was sort of a miss for me in the latter, but The Tree of Life really takes this in a walk. Even though it drives my colleagues nuts, the bulk of the film is a stream of exquisitely crafted shots. Lightbeams, clouds, reflections. A little meandering, but gorgeous! It's really just a visual delight. And while I know that's all part of Malick's style, DP Emmanuel Lubezki still captured those images and they aren't the delicate, crisp visuals that they are without him.
As much as it pains me to say it, The Tree of Life should win Cinematography (if for no other reason than it shouldn't even be considered a "movie" without the fantastic camera shots).
There are differing schools of thought on just how invisible good cinematography should be, but I think everyone can agree that great cinematography shouldn't be distracting. Well, everyone save for Janusz Kaminski, apparently. His shots may be pretty, but they are so repeatedly in your face, demanding you acknowledge their beauty. If I were to guess, it seems like there were a few specific shots that locked in his nomination here, and I would have edited every single one out for taking away from the film. The cold, gray feel of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo seems rather appropriate, though I'm not sure anything stands out in particular. Here's some thoughts from Robert Richardson, cinematographer for Hugo, on the film. I'm not sure if it is fair or not, but I'm docking the film some for the 3D here. If Hugo represents the new frontier of 3D movies, then to me, 3D is dead. Here's an interview with Guilluame Schiffman, cinematographer of The Artist. I was struck by how the film managed to look both old and new. It is impressive to end up not looking like a replica, or a parody, of old black and white films while still feeling like it was something more than someone just hit the switch for black and white. Schiffman talks about light in the interview, and I really liked the lighting of the scenes just before the fire. In the end, though, if John and Adam can agree on something, seems like I'm going to be with them. Whatever my thoughts on The Tree of Life as a movie, it seems impossible to argue against the cinematography. The shots were, yes, beautiful and memorable and exquisite. But they did all that while feeling so essential to the movie as a whole.
I wish I knew more about how the film industry, the production aspect essentially. I don't wholly understand how to split out film editing from directing from cinematography from each other. Who makes specific decisions on how to film a particular scene or splice a set of scenes together? Who should I really be giving credit to? Hopefully, the Oscar voters themselves know how to divvy up the credit, but I'm probably giving them too much credence. No matter, I'll use this space to offer the first in a series of why Hugo is my favorite movie of the year.
I have seen two movies that give me hope for the future of 3D technology: Avatar and Hugo. The former bombarded me with visual awe, in part because that's what James Cameron does and in part to obscure the weaknesses in plot and character development (also what James Cameron does). But Hugo uses the technology to create the atmospherics surrounding Hugo the character. The opening sequence especially threw me into the world of early-20th-century Paris — first the snow that appeared to be falling on my feet and then the journey through the clock gears of the Montparnasse station. The movie itself is a mash note to the early days of film and the imaginative spirit of the industry's pioneers – and Scorsese and his team created a film that the Georges Melieses of the world would have made had the technology existed. I was enthralled by the film for multiple reasons, but the aesthetics made me yearn to be a part of Hugo's world.
As for the other nominees, I'd also be pleased to see recognition for The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and The Artist, as both also built a world in which even if I don't want to visit it (those Scandanavians are scary!), I feel as though I understand the types of characters who live there.
Moneyball, War Horse, The Descendants and Tree of Life — all of them leave me cold and uninterested.
The Artist, Anne-Sophie Bion and Michel Hazanavicius
The Descendants, Kevin Tent
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Kirk Baxter and Angus Wall
Hugo, Thelma Schoonmaker
Moneyball, Christopher Tellefson
Film Editing is an interesting category, partly because I'm not sure I'd always be able to tell a well edited film! The Artist, Hugo, and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo all had bloat issues. I know that's not all editing; it's not the editors' fault that the script for Dragon Tattoo calls for a story that just refuses to end. On the other hand, I had significant problems with The Descendants and Moneyball but still found them slickly edited. The visual style of Moneyball gives a film about numbers some flash. The segues between scenes are something I definitely noticed on a second viewing. I suppose I pick The Descendants as my winner for its tonal balancing act. The dramatic parts don't become over the top and the comedic parts are nicely balanced by pathos. Yes, that's also parts writing, acting, and directing, but hitting the right beats and matching with the right shots are all within the Editing realm.
Snubs: To me, the master Editing work of the year is in Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. In such a dense, non-stop story, the editing needs to be precise to keep it all coherent. But this is also a film that keeps its revelations understated, allowing the audience to figure things out for itself. With that in mind, editing is key. A shot lingers just long enough to register who that character is out in the courtyard or to note that there's something odd with one man's shoes. It's always just enough to tease without hammering its points home.
I feel completely out of my depth when talking about editing, so I'll keep it brief. I've found the article I've read on the discipline fascinating, but it kinda seems that without knowledge of the script and total footage the editor had to work with, bestowing honors is something of a crapshoot. I'm going with Moneyball. I had a number of problems with the movie, one of which was some of the weird scenes that felt out of place from the standpoint of the story. But these stylistic touches, or flashes to statistics from a computer, or video from a baseball all felt like they organically flowed, and I'm going to chalk that up to the editing.
The Trailer Was Better
November 7, 2011 in Like Crazy, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, True Grit | by John | 2 comments
Have you ever seen a movie and thought that the trailer was better than the movie? Not necessarily as a form of criticism of the film or that the trailer simply had all the good jokes or something, but that the trailer was literally a better piece of cinematic art?
I've been thinking about this after seeing Like Crazy last week. I think the film's trailer is a knockout and emotionally evocative in ways the film simply isn't.
Usually trailers are necessarily thin, reducing a plot to its basics and giving a feel for the tone. (Or they outright lie when a marketing plan calls for it.) But for films that rely on creating atmosphere that task may well be easier in two and a half minutes as a montage backed by an appropriately emotional song and slick editing. The Like Crazy trailer is better than the film because it's unencumbered by the film's narrative or characters (bazinga!).
The trailer still gives me chills, though I think part of it is that I see what could have been and it's a reminder of the missed opportunities of the film.
This happened last year as well with True Grit, which was more of a case of the trailer being great than the film being poor. The first half of the trailer is sweet though fairly standard, but when it launches into the Johnny Cash song it turns totally badass.
And it's not like great trailers are a curse. The Social Network and The Dark Knight both lived up to kick-ass trailers.
Who knows what next film will be unable to match a great trailer? I'm pretty confident that it will be great, but is it possible The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo won't equal the intensity of it's trailer?


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Q: phonegap cordova json parse) I've been working on a project with cordova about blog bases. I listed the blog pages according to their categories. I can take data from Json but i cannot list the singleblogs. I call it with callback method but i can't see anything in the phone screen except dummy data. I'll be glad if you can help me. Thank you
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A: Firstly I see on the code, In Cordova there is a event fired when the device is ready, you must put this code inside a method and add listener, instead the document ready of JQuery:
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Secondly, you have to include a javascript file called cordova.js in your HTML file, depending the way you're building your app you can find that file.
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María Cienfuegos and her fragments of reality
Beatriz Junco Cabrera / 10 December, 2014
Center for the Development of Visual Arts María Cienfuegos Noviembre Fotográfico photography
Reality is never uniform. There are only fragments, parts, organs, minutes. Fragments in time and fragments in space. Particles that memory joins creating an illusion of continuity, as the retina melts the photograms creating the illusion of movement.
Vicente Sánchez
María Cienfuegos rarely finds references for her photos in everyday environments and when doing it, she always shows a strict intention to address issues that transcend the displayed image. In the relatively short time she has been developing her work, she has also managed to find innovative ways of expression far from traditional photographic methods, marking thus a distinctive seal between proposals of the vast diversity of contemporary Cuban art.
As part of the program of this year's edition of Noviembre fotográfico , which has been sponsored for six years by the Photo Library of Cuba and the National Council of Plastic Arts (CNAP by its Spanish acronym), the young artist opened a personal sample last November 7th. Titled El árbol que no me pudieron nombrar, this, her most recent work, will be exhibited on one of the rooms on the ground floor of the Centre for the Development of Visual Arts (CDAV by its Spanish acronym) until February 30.
If we know beforehand that we will attend a photo exhibition, when arriving there we found a truly unexpected and original result. The entire sample is arranged as a single work of installation nature in which María Cienfuegos makes evident her training as biologist, this time, approaching the world of botany using as source documents, labels and field notes corresponding to plants collected and classified in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. But the most unthinkable for a snapshots exhibition is not the subject selected for her, but the fact of finding, fixed to the wall, apparently only vegetable remains, glass sheets and Petri dishes.
The glass sheets are coated with a light-sensitive emulsion and are file objects that functioned as negative at some point in their existence. The artist, intentionally, has put them back to the anxious gaze of the viewer. This, coupled with the crackled of the solution and aging by oxidation suffered, compels us to strive if we partially want to see the images on them. The Petri dishes, meanwhile, are made with impressions of transparent material that get fused to the crystal and make up structures of special charm meticulously arranged responding, perhaps, to their physiognomic appeal rather than to any other reason.
By repeating structures in a large mosaic, as if it were an exercise of systematization of these as few vernacular and popularized findings, Maria seeks to transform the hidden, fragmentary or marginal historical material in a physical and spatial fact. Information about various plant species, scientific names, descriptions, dates, notes handwritten by major researchers as Juan Tomás Roig, Julián Acuña, Onaney Muñiz, Erik L. Ekman, Brother Leo, among others can be appreciated on the delicate surfaces.
The artist has executed everything with extreme thoroughness as if in the act she would not only try to make visible but also to preserve a precious treasure or pay tribute to the work that for more than a century has developed the National Herbarium of the Academy of Sciences of Cuba for botany, teaching and research and particularly the work of Yiya (Berta Lidia Toscano Silva) and Ramona Oviedo Prieto, who were depositories of so much history there and also served as curators of the exhibition.
Just through these fragments of reality, inaccurate, discolored, unintelligible, worn by the passage of time … the creator deals with the fragility of memory. From them she seems to question the processes of visibility that decant weight, evade and distort information in that sort of planned amnesia referred by George Steiner, and seems to judge the memory itself, which not always behaves as we would like, and sometimes stores information we do not need just as it forgets things we'd like to remember. All this encourages us to think that the selection of the topic that led us through certain channels of the artist's own learning in an attractive self-referential gesture, has not been more than a pretext.
Beatriz Junco Cabrera
Havana, 1990. Degree in Art History from the University of Havana. Since September 2013, she works in the Office of the Historian of the City; initially as a specialist of the Department of Museology and temporary exhibitions at the Museum of Sacred Art Basilica and Convent of St. Francisco de Asís and then as a specialist in the Department of Visual Arts of the Cultural Management.
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Confessions of a Sub Admin by Dani d'Arge
A few weeks ago, I had another sleepless night.
Imagine that, a 54 year old widow, alone in her country home, not getting a wink – too hot, too worried about the election, with a cat trying to sleep in her face. As if writing research reports about consumer products and substitute teaching at the local 100% free lunch high school wasn't enough, I had managed to say yes to yet another task.
I have been following the Facebook site Hillary's Auxiliary for the past few months as part of my recovery plan from my brief political affair with Bernie Sanders, that left me feeling a little lost and ashamed. My intentions were the best, he was tall, older, outspoken and exciting. And he spoke about the "economy!" Since my late husband was an economist, it only seemed reasonable for me to take up with this man. After all Hillary was just Hillary, I knew her, and really, a woman? What's so special about that? There are plenty of "us women" in my red state hell. And to top it off, my neighbor's swell husband talked to me about Bernie, and he said we would be a good fit.
Unfortunately, my affair with Bernie only lasted a few painful months, spent explaining to my friends what a democratic socialist was, that Bernie was only a few years older than Donald, and he probably had a longer shelf life because he had a better diet. The end of the relationship came to an end rather abruptly with the perfect storm of finding out avid Bernie supporters thought I was hopelessly old fashioned, possibly Republican lite; because it was laughable to be a moderate Democrat in this century. However, the final lightning strike in the storm of regret came from my daughter coming home on military leave, breaking the Bernie spell. My daughter had been gone for eight months, and was home specifically to vote for Hillary. She said "Mom! We have to vote for her! You raised me to vote for her! What has gotten into you?"
My sleepless night saga began when Jan Lisa Huttner messaged me, asking if I could watch her Hillary's Auxiliary site while she went on vacation. She said it would be simple, troll-banning (Jan calls it "vacuuming"), and a posting a few articles. She sent me a screen shot of a troll post and showed me what to do. It seemed easy enough, after all, I had hunted jack rabbits while spending my formative years on a Wyoming ranch. Jack rabbits eat the grass that the cows and sheep need, so we kept the population down, sold the pelts, and ate a lot of rabbit stew. Simply pushing a button with no follow up work seemed easy when it came to getting rid of a troll on a Facebook page; very modern and civilized. With Jan's no trolling policy, it would be a snap to scan the page looking for buzz words like "witch," "liar," and "Killary" (among other hateful words about
HRC).
Male trolls in this political realm are fairly predictable, kind of like the rabbits, they stop, eat a bite of grass, defecate, and hop off. Trolls leave little pellets of poison that seem to come from Donald's rally speeches, and then they jump to another pro Hillary page to spread their hate. In hunting them, I not only scanned the page for hateful words, but looked for the names of very young or very old men who had some serious axe-grinding to accomplish. Many of them reminded me of my Uncle Ben Ghazi, who haunts my page daily, screaming in all caps about anything I post about HRC.
The female trolls were a different sort however, and gave me pause when it came to banning them. Most of the time I was late to the scene, and Hillary's Auxiliary fans had beaten me to the punch, striking up good and amusing arguments with them. These troll gals usually started out with: "I just don't understand why so many of you on this page can support that lying, blah, blah…" And I have to admit, I let Jan down by allowing fans have a little fun with this type of hater. The Hillary's Auxiliary fans seemed to do a great job in issuing a pair of big girl panties to the faux-distraught Trump women, which was far more useful than my simple ban and delete. My favorite comment from a HRC supporter to a Trump woman was the advice to stay home and count her cats instead of going to the polls in November. The retort from the Trump woman was "I hate cats!"
The second part of my Hillary's Auxiliary saga was the hardest part. I had the task of posting intelligent, tasteful and fresh things about Hillary, which were relevant in the day's news, and provided some relief and substance among the daily onslaught of torture from the media (not to mention from Trump). Now I really regretted my recent past of ignoring her campaign in order to focus on Bernie, as well as my bad attitude about her in the distant past. While my family reaped the rewards of the Bill Clinton economy, we were not very appreciative in our red state hell. The media was editing news clips back then too, and I was horribly offended about her "I suppose I could have stayed home and baked cookies and had teas" statement, because I was not privy to the second part of the statement where she said; "but what I decided to do was to fulfill my profession which I entered before my husband was in public life." At that time, I was at home with a baby girl, baking cookies, and living a life of relative ease, because in the Clinton economy, one income was enough for us to be more than comfortable.
Going forward with the pain and regret of my past treatment of Hillary, my deep dive began in trying to find good and relevant articles to share. Google searching, checking my pro Hillary friend's pages, and trying desperately not to share something another page had already shared, was indeed a challenge. As a teacher, I wanted the audience to gain perspective and some historical sense of Hillary's campaign to go along with the current news. At times my desire to lighten the mood from the dark times of the campaign led me to share humorous videos by Trae Crowder or Randy Rainbow, which caused an audible internet sigh, or stunned laughter from the Hillary's Auxiliary audience (who are accustomed to more serious articles). My efforts to be more inclusive by featuring the "Ragin Cajun" James Carville, and our Democratic heroine Donna Brazile, were welcomed wholeheartedly. The Hillary's Auxiliary fan comments seemed to sum up the yearning I have had to better understand what it will mean to have Hillary Clinton as our new president.
At the end of my two-week tour of duty on Hillary's Auxiliary, a memory hit me like the cold winter wind from the western prairie in my distant past. I remember standing at the window with my baby girl on my hip, listening to the television broadcast of Hillary Clinton dressed in her lovely pink suit, addressing the United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing: "If there is one message that echoes forth from this conference, let it be that human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights, once and for all." At that point, I remember saying to my little girl: "Look baby, there's another one of those jack rabbits, and Mama is going to show you how we handle them someday."
Thank you, Jan, for giving me this wonderfully enlightening experience, and thank you Hillary's Auxiliary fans for putting up with this widow from the American countryside while Jan was away.
© Dani d'Arge (9/1/16) Special for FF2 Media
Dani d'Arge is a part-time research analyst and substitute teacher who owns and operates Lone Prairie farm near Paris (KY). She has faced many challenges after becoming a widow seven years ago, hitting the restart button on her life without sacrificing her past.
Dani has an adult daughter, and enjoys a peaceful life with her horses, rescue dogs, and cats, along with her quilt making hobby.
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LANDFIRE developed quantitative vegetation models and comprehensive ecological descriptions for all major vegetation systems in the US (Biophysical Settings, or BpS), and a suite of GIS tools that help landscape and resource managers make the most of these powerful products.
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Goll mac Morna (ou Goal mac Morn) était un membre des Fianna dans le cycle Fenian de la mythologie irlandaise. Il a notamment tué Cumhal le père de Finn Mac Cumaill. Ses relations avec Finn seront par la suite tumultueuses.

Initialement dénommé Áed ou Aedh mac Morna, il prit le nom de Goll (« borgne ») après avoir perdu un œil dans sa bataille contre Cumhal ou Luchet. Son père aurait été le Giant du peuple Fir Bolg.

Il trahit Finn à la bataille de Cath Gabhra pour combattre contre les Fianna aux côtés de l'Ard ri Érenn Cairbre Lifechair.

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Mythologie celtique irlandaise
Culture gaélique
Mercenaire

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Utah Sen. Mike Lee wants to punish Major League Baseball for taking on Georgia's voting law
He is backing Republican legislation to remove the league's antitrust exemption.
(Seth Wenig | AP file photo) A mostly empty stadium is seen before the Opening Day baseball game between the Mets and the Atlanta Braves at Citi Field, Friday, July 24, 2020, in New York. Sen. Mike Lee wants to strip Major League Baseball of its antitrust exemption after the league moved the All-Star Game from Atlanta in response to Georgia's new voting law.
By Matt Canham
| April 13, 2021, 4:58 p.m.
| Updated: 6:58 p.m.
Sen. Mike Lee didn't like that Major League Baseball moved its All-Star Game out of Georgia to protest that state's new voting law.
He saw it as a big corporation punishing political opponents.
Now he wants to retaliate.
The Utah Republican joined GOP Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Josh Hawley of Missouri on Tuesday to promote new legislation that would strip MLB's special antitrust exemption.
"When they act in this way, when they made this announcement about the All-Star Game, my immediate thought is this is the behavior of a monopolist," said Lee, who is the ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary's antitrust subcommittee. "They lack competition, and they have enjoyed that lack of competition for 99 years because of a judicial mistake."
This exemption is unique in the sports world. The National Basketball Association and the National Football League don't have one, for example.
In 1922, the Supreme Court decided that baseball didn't count as interstate commerce, since the games are played in one place, despite the fact that teams travel for such contests and the games are broadcast beyond state lines.
The exemption allows MLB to take actions other leagues can't, such as restrict where a team can relocate or coordinate on the pay of minor league players.
Lee pounced on the exemption after MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred announced April 2 that the league would move from Atlanta its All-Star Game and draft "to demonstrate our values as a sport."
The July 13 midsummer classic will now take place at Coors Field in Denver.
"Major League Baseball fundamentally supports voting rights for all Americans," Manfred said in a statement, "and opposes restrictions to the ballot box."
Other corporations with a major presence in Georgia, such as Coca-Cola and Delta, also have criticized the law. Those moves have enraged Republicans.
Georgia had passed a sweeping new voting law that, among other changes, makes absentee voting harder, adds new ID requirements and limits the use of drop boxes.
Democrats, including President Joe Biden, have argued the bill would restrict voting and is based on a falsehood — that there were problems with the 2020 election in Georgia. There's no evidence that there were problems.
Republicans have countered that the measure is about election security and that Democrats have exaggerated its potential to impact turnout. They have also strongly resisted criticism from corporations.
On the same day Manfred made his announcement, Lee tweeted about MLB's antitrust exemption.
"It's time for the federal government to stop granting special privileges to specific, favored corporations — especially those that punish their political opponents."
Cruz said MLB acted as "the political enforcer for Democrats in Washington."
Why does @MLB still have antitrust immunity? It's time for the federal government to stop granting special privileges to specific, favored corporations—especially those that punish their political opponents. https://t.co/k3GIZuGYHB
— Mike Lee (@SenMikeLee) April 2, 2021
Lee, Cruz and Hawley plan to release their new legislation Wednesday.
Lee said he doesn't anticipate a rival league will challenge MLB and that it is not his goal. He described the bill as "legislative housekeeping."
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Bunting, Edward, The Ancient Music of Ireland (Dublin, 1840).
Bunting, Edward, The Ancient Music of Ireland: the Bunting Collections (Dublin, 2002).
Bunting, Edward, A General Collection of the Ancient Music of Ireland (London, [1809]).
Collins, Charles MacCarthy, Celtic Irish Songs and Song-writers (London, 1885).
The Flowers of Irish Melody: A Selection of Popular Irish Songs (Belfast, [1850?]).
Mangan, James Clarence, and John O'Daly, The Poets and Poetry of Munster, a Selection of Irish Songs … Second edition (Dublin, 1850).
Moore, Thomas, and Sir Henry Bishop, Irish Melodies with Symphonies and Accompaniments, nos. 8-10 (London, 1821-1834).
Moore, Thomas, and Sir John Stevenson, Irish Melodies with Symphonies and Accompaniments, nos. 1-7 (London and Dublin, 1808-1818).
Moore, Thomas, and Sir John Stevenson, Irish Melodies with Symphonies and Accompaniments, no. 8 (Dublin, 1821).
Moylan, Terry (ed.), The Age of Revolution in the Irish Song Tradition, 1776 to 1815 (Dublin, 2000).
Owenson, Sydney, Twelve Original Hibernian Melodies, with English words, imitated and translated, from the works of the Ancient Irish Bards, with an introductory Preface and Dedication. Arranged for the Voice, with an Accompaniment for the Piano Forte [by J. Hook], (London: Preston, [1805?]).
Petrie, George (ed.), The Petrie Collection of the Ancient Music of Ireland (Dublin, 1855).
Rede, William Leman, Music for the Million Consisting of the Words and Music … of the Most Popular and Standards Songs … including New Versions of the Celebrated Irish Melodies (London, [1850?]).
Smith, R.A. The Irish Minstrel, (Edinburgh : R. Purdie, 1825).
Zimmermann, George-Denis, Songs of Irish Rebellion: Political Street Ballads and Rebel Songs, 1780-1900 (Dublin: Folklore Associates, 1967).
Blankenhorn, Virginia S., Irish Song-craft and Metrical Practice since 1600 (Lewiston, N.Y., 2003).
Boydell, Barra, 'The United Irishmen, Music, Harps, and National Identity', Eighteenth-Century Ireland, 13: 44-51.
Buckley, Angela, 'Transcriptions of a Mayo Farmer: The Philip Carolan Collection of Irish Music', in Ancestral Imprints: Histories of Irish Traditional Music and Dance, pp. 21-33, ed. by Thérèse Smith (Cork: Cork University Press, 2012).
Burns, Joanne, 'Give them life by singing them about": Moore's Musical Performances in the English Drawing Room', in Thomas Moore and Romantic Inspiration, McCleave and Caraher (eds.). pp. 95-107.
Carolan, Nicholas, 'Irish Political Balladry', in The French are in the Bay: The Expedition to Bantry Bay, 1796 (Dublin: Cork, Mercier Press, 1997). pp. 138-44.
Carolan, Nicholas, 'The most celebrated Irish tunes': The Publishing of Irish Music in the Eighteenth Century (Cork, 1990).
Cooper, Barry, 'Beethoven's Folksong Settings as Sources of Irish Folk Music', The Maynooth International Musicological Conference 1995 Selected Proceedings Part 2, pp. 65-81, ed. by Patrick F. Devine and Harry White (Dublin, 1996).
Davis, Leith, 'Irish Bards and English Consumers: Thomas Moore's Irish Melodies and the Colonized Nation', Ariel: A Review of International English Literature, 24.2: 7-25.
Doyle, Danny, and Terence Folan, The Gold Sun of Irish Freedom: 1798 in Song and Story (Cork: Mercier Press, 1998).
Flannery, James W., Dear Harp of my Country: the Irish Melodies of Thomas Moore (Nashville: J.S. Sanders Books, 1997).
Haslett, Moyra, Conor Caldwell, and Lillis Ó'Laoire (eds), The Oxford Handbook of Irish Song, 1100-1850 (New York, forthcoming).
Henigan, Julie, Literacy and Orality in Eighteenth-Century Irish Song (London: Routledge, 2012).
Hunt, Una, 'Moore, Stevenson, Bishop, and the Powers: A Series of Complex Relationships', pp. 72-92 in Thomas Moore and Romantic Inspiration, McCleave and Caraher (eds.).
Hunt, Una, Sources and Style in Moore's Irish Melodies (London: Routledge, 2017).
McCleave, Sarah, 'The Genesis of Thomas Moore's Irish Melodies, 1808-1834', pp. 47-69 in Watt, Scott, and Spedding (eds.).
McCleave, Sarah, and Brian Caraher (eds), Thomas Moore and Romantic Inspiration (New York, 2018).
Moloney, Collette. The Irish Music Manuscripts of Edward Bunting (1773-1843): Introduction and Catalogue (Dublin, 2000).
Moloney, Mick, Far from the Shamrock Shore: the Story of Irish-American Immigration through Song (Cork, 2002).
Moulden, John, 'The Printed Ballad in Ireland: A Guide to the Popular Printing of Songs in Ireland, 1760-1920', 4 vols. (Galway, 2006).
Ó Madagáin, Breandán, 'Functions of Irish Song in the Nineteenth Century', Béaloideas 53 (1985): 130–216.
Phil, Eva, 'Home Sweet Home? The "Culture of Exile" in mid-Victorian Popular Song', Popular Music, 16.2: 131-50.
Rooney, Sheila, 'Problematizing Primitivism: Contesting Antiquarianism in Moore's Irish Melodies', in McCleave and Caraher (eds.), pp. 108-27.
Shields, Hugh, A Short Bibliography of Irish Folk Song (Dublin, 1985).
Thuente, Mary H., The Harp Re-strung: The United Irishmen and the Rise of Irish Literary Nationalism (New York, 1994).
Irish Song Project – Types & Histories, http://irishsongproject.qub.ac.uk.
McCleave, Sarah, 'Moore's Irish Melodies in Europe', http://omeka.qub.ac.uk/exhibits/show/moore-irish-melodies-in-europe/moore-irish-melodies-intro.
McCleave, Sarah, 'Music to Moore's Irish Melodies in Dublin and London', http://omeka.qub.ac.uk/exhibits/show/irish-melodies-dublin-london/music-moore-in-dublin-london.


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On Monday September 5th, the ROC Veterans Affairs Commission hosted a dinner in honour of the veterans. We are grateful to the Veterans Affairs Commission for their interest and continued support of our Society and its work.
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