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Q: how to pass value to @POST annotation from any method as path or url i.e such as @POST("/url") to @POST(getURL()) in android how to pass value  to @POST annotation  from any method as path or url   i.e such as @POST("/url") to @POST(getURL()) in android
To hide my URL i want to pass value from method not hard code it  such like @POST("\v3\url")/ it take only constant value .
i want to hide my all url in native C++ code to make harder to decompile  APP hide sensitive data in hard code.
1. Is There any way or it allow to pass value to POST/GET... from method?
2. Can we Override  it ?
Sorry in advanced for poor English

A: You can use Retrofit path parameters, e.g.
@GET("{aaa}")
Call<Whatever> a(@Path("aaa") String aaa);

And when you want to call this api call it like this:
api.a(<a c++ native call that returns path>);

Also if your data is extremely important you can add some custom encryptions alongside which famous encryptions like AES, etc.
PS: I recommend to use an asymmetric encryption method too.

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Fox and Friends Sunday
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it is banned. host: time now for business news with stephen carroll. you are starting with the price of oil. oil-producing countries are meeting in algeria. guest: that is correct. it is opec plus russia as well. they are talking about the oversupply in the market, which has led to this huge fall in oil prices. oil prices are up a little on the day, but there has been focused of volatility on the market as investors feel it's unlikely that oil producers will agree on a cap. it will help increase prices and help many of them. it is a rivalry that is key to any deal on capping oil production could o. on tuesday, iran rejected the deal from saudi arabia to cap its production. donations are holding talks in algeria with major oil producers. they are optimistic about reaching a compromise. >> tried to figure out where the market is going and get a consensus view. that will happen in due course. the emotion is generally positive. member opec the 14 cartel, saudi arabia is the most influential voice. it offered to cut production by a million barrels a day on condition of regional rival iran
it is banned. host: time now for business news with stephen carroll. you are starting with the price of oil. oil-producing countries are meeting in algeria. guest: that is correct. it is opec plus russia as well. they are talking about the oversupply in the market, which has led to this huge fall in oil prices. oil prices are up a little on the day, but there has been focused of volatility on the market as investors feel it's unlikely that oil producers will agree on a cap. it will help...
-speed train per we will have details in our business update with stephen carroll. molly: hillary clinton plus health is back in the spotlight. the democratic presidential candidate is sick after the september 11 commemoration in new york and had to leave early. her doctor says she had pneumonia, and now she has revised her campaign schedule, canceling a trip to california. the diagnosis raises fresh questions. pascal davies reports. >> a ceremony marking the 15-year anniversary of 9/11 was under way when hill clinton -- one hillary clinton made a sudden departure. video shows her struggling to maintain her balance. before being carried into a van by secret service agents. clinton was then taken to her daughter's apartment nearby to recover. after around 90 minutes, she emerged. >> are you feeling, mrs. clinton? mrs. clinton: great. great. small statement. mrs. clinton: it is a beautiful day in new york. in the past few months, donald trump has raised concerns about hillary clinton's health. despite the former secretary of state revealing more details about her health than her rep
-speed train per we will have details in our business update with stephen carroll. molly: hillary clinton plus health is back in the spotlight. the democratic presidential candidate is sick after the september 11 commemoration in new york and had to leave early. her doctor says she had pneumonia, and now she has revised her campaign schedule, canceling a trip to california. the diagnosis raises fresh questions. pascal davies reports. >> a ceremony marking the 15-year anniversary of 9/11...
for our business news with stephen carroll. you are starting with the u.k. government's decision to approve plans for a new nuclear power plant. stephen: the 21 billion euro power plays will go ahead. reactors the two next at the site with one third of the financing coming from chinese backers. the prime minister theresa may delayed from july. it has been given the green nice with conditions attached. light with conditions attached. >> the power station will now go ahead after the u.k. government imposed safeguards for future projects. 2/3 funded by a french energy company with around 7 billion remaining euros from chinese companies. the project has been through a difficult development. when eds rubberstamped it in july, theresa may slammed on the brakes and ordered a review of concerns over chinese government involvement. seven weeks later, it got the green light. >> what we have been here in hinckley is required that the edf, principal operator guarantees, basic commitment that they will not dispose without the government's consent unless and until the plant is built, and in the f
for our business news with stephen carroll. you are starting with the u.k. government's decision to approve plans for a new nuclear power plant. stephen: the 21 billion euro power plays will go ahead. reactors the two next at the site with one third of the financing coming from chinese backers. the prime minister theresa may delayed from july. it has been given the green nice with conditions attached. light with conditions attached. >> the power station will now go ahead after the u.k....
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in a bid to reach a cooperation deal. time for a business update. i'm joined by stephen carroll. we will start with the european central bank. the ecb is set to announce its interest rate decision in the next half hour followed by the usual press conference from the president mario draghi. the markets treading water ahead of that decision. some gains in london. paris and frankfort just dipping into the red. not expecting the european central bank to change interest rates. we are waiting to hear if mario draghi will extend the bond buying program set to expire next month. the deadline is coming up very soon. have they achieved what they want with respect to inflation or growth, certainly not. brexit was one of the elements and it has left a number of stains on what ecb were going to do. julyhappened in june or even before brexit, the ecb was pretty much ready and confident with respect to what they have assimilated with quantitative easing. they were going to upgrade the forecast. with her exit the data is not giving them that much and perhaps now is the time for them to come back an
in a bid to reach a cooperation deal. time for a business update. i'm joined by stephen carroll. we will start with the european central bank. the ecb is set to announce its interest rate decision in the next half hour followed by the usual press conference from the president mario draghi. the markets treading water ahead of that decision. some gains in london. paris and frankfort just dipping into the red. not expecting the european central bank to change interest rates. we are waiting to...
man facing controversies and scandals himself. let's take a look at today's business with stephen carroll. starting with the latest on the eu ruling on apple's tax affairs . saide european commission ireland had given apple 13 billion euros worth of illegal tax breaks over 10 years. apple is appealing that decision but we heard for the first time that the decision is maddening, disappointing, it is clear it comes from a political place and has no basis in fact or law. unfortunately this is one thing we have to work through. responded toon those comments and she denied that it was a political decision. a decision based on the facts of the case. looking into apple sales international, how they are arranged, within ireland, and therthe profit recorded e, and how they are taxed. >> positive surveys of the manufacturing industries in germany the netherlands and the u.k. boost shares in europe this afternoon. we can see gains in london, paris and frankfurt over 1%. >> good news for industry in china today. >> the country's manufacturing industry saw growth hitting a near two year high.
man facing controversies and scandals himself. let's take a look at today's business with stephen carroll. starting with the latest on the eu ruling on apple's tax affairs . saide european commission ireland had given apple 13 billion euros worth of illegal tax breaks over 10 years. apple is appealing that decision but we heard for the first time that the decision is maddening, disappointing, it is clear it comes from a political place and has no basis in fact or law. unfortunately this is one...
. -- sorryut the mixup about the mix of moments ago. stephen carroll has news about the agricultural industry. bayer has b bought a seed compmpany monsanto, valuing the firm for its genetically modified seeds at $65 billion. monsanto has rebuffed several previous bids from buyers. it appears, according to varying media reports, that monsanto has accepted the offer. the merger is approved -- the merger come if approved by regulations, will create one of ththe world's largest seed cocompanies. london ftse 100 trading up by about half a percent, this after news that unemployment in the united kingdom stayed at them 11-year low of 4.9% from the three months at the end of july. genie: let's go to argentina, whwhere the e president t is tro win over foreign investors. stephen: the government is holding an investment for them this week in the hope off temptingng back foreign investss from industries including mining, oil explanation, and agricultural technology. companies like coca-cola and siemens are among the attendees, that can president macri -- but can president macri convince them that argent
. -- sorryut the mixup about the mix of moments ago. stephen carroll has news about the agricultural industry. bayer has b bought a seed compmpany monsanto, valuing the firm for its genetically modified seeds at $65 billion. monsanto has rebuffed several previous bids from buyers. it appears, according to varying media reports, that monsanto has accepted the offer. the merger is approved -- the merger come if approved by regulations, will create one of ththe world's largest seed cocompanies....
stephen carroll with our business update. time now for the press review. -- that was stephen carroll. taking a look at what the papers have been saying today. there has been a lot of reaction about u.s. presidential debate. >> who won the debate? let's take a look at the l a times. a great cartoon depicting donald trump and hillary as to boxers. the late times analyzed the debate as if it were a boxing match. hillary clinton beat donald trump. an opinion shared by many viewers merely up in the debate. -- immediately after the debate. retweeted by dan diamond from politico. you can see here who won. clinton, 27% for donald trump. these results came out immediately after the debate. >> the results depend on who you ask. the u.s. media is as divided as polarized as the political spectrum itself. >> some media more in favor of hillary clinton. other media like donald trump, like fox news, for instance. they say hillary clinton did score a lot of points, but she was the aggressor. trump stuck to the fact that he scored a lot of points without counterpunching -- they said this was a good debate fo
stephen carroll with our business update. time now for the press review. -- that was stephen carroll. taking a look at what the papers have been saying today. there has been a lot of reaction about u.s. presidential debate. >> who won the debate? let's take a look at the l a times. a great cartoon depicting donald trump and hillary as to boxers. the late times analyzed the debate as if it were a boxing match. hillary clinton beat donald trump. an opinion shared by many viewers merely up...
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Q: Apache returning 404 if pathinfo includes partially URI-encoded URL (Wow, that title sucks... Feel free to make a suggestion in comments or edit it if you have a better one.)
I have a server with a CGI program which receives a URL as pathinfo, checks the user's IP address, and redirects them to either go directly to that URL (if they're internal to our organization) or send them to the URL via a proxy (if they're external).  The CGI itself works great, but there are some URLs for which apache returns a 404 Not Found error instead of invoking the script.  It appears that this is related to the destination URL containing a URI-encoded path.  e.g.,
http://myserver.org/cgi-bin/ipchk/http://other.server.org/10.1007%2F3-540-28519-9_8
returns 404, while
http://myserver.org/cgi-bin/ipchk/http://other.server.org/10.1007/3-540-28519-9_8
(the same URL, but with the %2F decoded to a /) works properly.
I have verified (by outputting to error_log on startup) that, when 404 is returned, the ipchk script is not being started at all.  These errors are definitely coming from apache itself and not resulting from the script redirecting users to a nonexistent URL.
Why would the encoding of the pathinfo-URL affect apache's ability to locate the ipchk script and what do I need to do to get it to pass all /cgi-bin/ipchk/ URIs to ipchk regardless of what may follow?

A: As part of an attempt to protect users from CGI code which doesn't properly decode data before checking incoming paths, apache rejects (as 404 Not found) URLs containing the URI-encoded forms of forward slashes (%2F) or backslashes (%5C), as explained in this article.
To bypass this check, you must be using apache 2.0.46 or later and enable the AllowEncodedSlashes directive in the apache configuration.  (This directive does not work from .htaccess; it is only allowed in the server or virtual host contexts.)


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Your Free Speech Is In The Hands Of 'Hoaxy'
January 5, 2017 Winter Watch Around the Web, Business, Media, US News 0
By Luis R. Miranda | 28 December 2016
THE REAL AGENDA NEWS — Researchers at Indiana University in the US have launched Hoaxy, a platform to follow the spread of "fake news" on the Internet.
"Hoaxy", its creators allege, is an open service that allows to automatically track the spread of news in order to analyze the problem and be able to design strategies that end with the so-called disinformation that involves the spread of false news, rumors and conspiracy theories.
The system uses a series of web crawlers to detect links to articles posted on fake news sites. Then, through a Social Media Application Programming Interface (API), "Hoaxy" checks how these false news spread across networks. The question here is who determined what a fake news site is and what methodology was used.
Apparently, the user only has to write in the platform searcher the subject that interests him and the service will return a list with all the false news that have been published on the subject. No explanation is given as to why those links lead to "fake news" or how the decision was made to determine that such news is fake. […]
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Roy Cohn — The CIA Pedophile Ring Leader of An Evil Mechanism of Political Control
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New Study Casts Doubt On Whether Anne Frank Was Betrayed
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Martin Luther King Jr 'Watched and Laughed' as Woman Was Raped, Secret FBI Recordings Allege


President Donald Trump once again falsely claimed he "predicted" Brexit.
President Donald Trump twice on Friday the falsehood he was in the United Kingdom the day before Brexit and predicted the British people would vote to leave the European Union.
But Trump was actually at the opening of Turnberry the day after the Brexit vote occurred, meaning his "prediction" came after the fact.
He then repeated the claim during a Friday morning press conference with the UK prime minister.
President Donald Trump on Friday twice repeated the false claim he was in the United Kingdom the day before the so-called Brexit vote and predicted the British people would vote to leave the European Union.
He first retold the false story in an interview with The Sun, a British newspaper.
"I predicted Brexit. I was cutting a ribbon for the opening of Turnberry – you know they totally did a whole renovation, it is beautiful – the day before the Brexit vote," Trump said.
He repeated the falsehood during a press conference with UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
"I said Brexit will happen and it did happen," he added.
This not the first time Trump has falsely claimed he predicted the Brexit vote.


Abstract : The Next Generation Grids (NGG) expert group has pioneered the vision of "Invisible Grid" whereby the complexity of Grid systems and architectures is hidden to both developers and users. In this new vision, the Grid has a different role: it will not more provide a virtual computing environment but it will be the basis of a more complex service oriented, knowledge-based and collaborative environment suitable for the specific domains in which citizen and organizations have to operate. Grid community main effort is still related to definition and creation of middleware upon which the development of Grid architectures and applications remains a straight difficult task that can be done only by expert researchers and developers. This is a factor, among other ones, that will prevent the fulfilment of this vision. In this paper we try to contribute to a challenging research topic: how can we easy develop applications for Grid architectures and environment? To this aim, we will show an approach to the creation of development environment for Grid applications and we will see how our approach affects the ELeGI software architecture.


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Q: Why wont my PHPmailer script work to get / save files? I have an HTML / javascript form written with a loop to upload an unlimited amount of files with names="file1","file2",etc. (i++)
So now i have a PHP form to process it (get all files, save to temporary folder "uploads", and email as attachments using phpmailer).
<?php
require("class.phpmailer.php");
//Variables Declaration
$name = "the Submitter";
$email_subject = "Images Attachment";
$Email_msg ="A visitor submitted the following :\n";
$Email_to = "you@yourSite.com"; // the one that recieves the email
$email_from = "someone@someone.net";
$dir = "uploads/$filename";
chmod("uploads",0777);
$attachments = array();

uploadFile();
//

//
//==============upload File Function============\\
//
function uploadFile() {
global $attachments;
while(list($key,$value) = each($_FILES[images][name]))
{
//
if(!empty($value))
{
$filename = $value;
//the Array will be used later to attach the files and then remove them from server ! array_push($attachments, $filename);
$dir = "uploads/$filename";
chmod("uploads",0777);
$success = copy($_FILES[images][tmp_name][$key], $dir);
}
//
}
//
if ($success) {
echo " Files Uploaded Successfully<BR>";
SendIt();
//
}else {
exit("Sorry the server was unable to upload the files...");
}
//
}
//
//==== PHP Mailer With Attachment Func ====\\
//
function SendIt() {
//
global $attachments,$name,$Email_to,$Email_msg,$email_subject,$email_from;
//
$mail = new PHPMailer();
$mail->IsSMTP();// send via SMTP
$mail->Host = "localhost"; // SMTP servers
$mail->SMTPAuth = false; // turn on/off SMTP authentication
$mail->From = $email_from;
$mail->FromName = $name;
$mail->AddAddress($Email_to);
$mail->AddReplyTo($email_from);
$mail->WordWrap = 50;// set word wrap
//now Attach all files submitted
foreach($attachments as $key => $value) { //loop the Attachments to be added ...
$mail->AddAttachment("uploads"."/".$value);
}
$mail->Body = $Email_msg."Name : ".$name."\n";
//
$mail->IsHTML(false);// send as HTML
$mail->Subject = $email_subject;
if(!$mail->Send())
{
echo "Message was not sent <p>";
echo "Mailer Error: " . $mail->ErrorInfo;
exit;
}
//
echo "Message has been sent";
// after mail is sent with attachments , delete the images on server ...
foreach($attachments as $key => $value) {//remove the uploaded files ..
unlink("uploads"."/".$value);
}
//
}
//
?>

But for some reason, im getting the following errors:
Notice: Undefined variable: filename in /usr/home/jak2234/public_html/new_form/phpmailerprocess.php on line 10
Warning: chmod() [function.chmod]: Operation not permitted in /usr/home/jak2234/public_html/new_form/phpmailerprocess.php on line 11

Notice: Use of undefined constant images - assumed 'images' in /usr/home/jak2234/public_html/new_form/phpmailerprocess.php on line 22

Notice: Use of undefined constant name - assumed 'name' in /usr/home/jak2234/public_html/new_form/phpmailerprocess.php on line 22

Warning: Variable passed to each() is not an array or object in /usr/home/jak2234/public_html/new_form/phpmailerprocess.php on line 22

Notice: Undefined variable: success in /usr/home/jak2234/public_html/new_form/phpmailerprocess.php on line 36
Sorry the server was unable to upload the files...

If someone can help with ANY of these or give their input of a better way to do it, that would be so so helpful.
Thank you soooo much!!!

A: First warning: You're chmodding the uploads directory itself. Unless the directory is owned by your webserver's user ID, you'll get the permission denied error - you cannot chmod something that does not belong to you.
Second and Third warning:  Your array keys in the $_FILES array are incorrect. They should be
while(list($key,$value) = each($_FILES['images']['name']))

note the quotes - without the quotes, PHP assumes they're constants that were created via define(). If there's no constant by that name, PHP polite will treat them as strings of the same name, but issues the warning.
Fourth warning: You're misusing each(). Instead, just have:
foreach($_FILES['images']['name'] as $key => $value) {

Fifth warning: The only place you assign a value to $success is within the if() that does the image copy, when the file copy succeeds. Since your code is broken, the copy never takes place, so $success is never defined. To fix, put a
$success = false;

somewhere at the top of your file, so it's defined with a default value.
Beyond that, don't use copy() on uploaded files. There's security issues involved with PHP and file uploads on shared servers. Use move_uploaded_file() instead. This will be a far cheaper operation as well, since moving a file within a single filesystem is near instantaneous, while copy() actually duplicates the file - on large files this gets expensive (time + cpu + disk space) very quickly.

comment followup:
It does matter how you name the input fields, as that'll determine how things show up in the files array.
If you go with the file1, file2, etc... option, you end up with:
$_FILES = array(
    'file1' => array('name' => ..., 'size' => ..., etc...),
    'file2' => array('name' => ..., 'size' => ..., etc...),
    etc...
)

If you do files[], you end up with:
$_FILES = array (
   'files' => array
        'name' => array(
            0 = 'name of first file',
            1 = 'name of second file',
            ...
        'size' => array(
            0 = 'size of first file'
            1 = 'name of second file'
         etc...

A major structural difference. I have no idea why such a moronic difference was allowed to go into production, but since this is core PHP functionality, changing it to be more logically consistent is basically impossible.


As I was growing up the adults in my life kept repeating "practice makes perfect". Teachers at school reminded us every day; parents reminded us at home, dance instructors said the same thing, work hard and practice, practice, practice.
Bit by bit, the information I needed to get a clear picture has been coming to me in many different ways – and now I feel I have clarity on this subject.
There is much to be said for practice.
I don't think that practice makes perfect, I think that "practice makes permanent".
If you learn to do something one way and you practice it again and again, now you have learned it and made it permanent.
If you were going to teach a child to swim, you could just toss them into a body of water and they would splash around and get to find their balance enough that they would not drown, but left to their own devices in figuring out how to swim they would come up with their own technique and if they never had any formal instruction in swimming ever in their lives, they would stick to using that technique – in other words, practice would make it permanent. Whatever bad habits they have as swimmers would be just as well learned as good habits.
I notice that the same thing happens when people learn to drive a car. My father, for example, never had anyone to teach him. He learned to drive in his twenties by watching other engineers while he was work on a construction site for a hydro dam and power generation facility. Trust me when I tell you that I used to clutch the car seat with both hands, nails digging into the seat with my eyes closed when he drove me to school in the mornings. His idea of using the brakes was to go from 60 to stop in a heart beat. We didn't have air bags or seat belts in those days and she would extend her arm to the dash board in order to keep herself from hitting her head against the windshield. Needless to say, my brother and I got tossed around pretty well in the back. My father got into some pretty bad accidents – but did he change his driving style? No, never. My mother gave up, and hired a driver as soon as their financial situation allowed it, and never let my father near the car keys again! It wasn't that he did not want to change – it was just that he had practised so well that his existing driving disc had so much momentum that he could never slow down the momentum enough for any sort of change to come about.
So practice has two roles: 1) it creates momentum on what ever disc you are on; 2) it encodes the cells of your body with the information for performing the action.
Take the example of driving again. Have you ever driven on autopilot? I have. If I am not really focusing on where I am going and giving it my full attention, I will end up either going to my children's school or my office by default, because I have practiced that route so much that when I get in the car that becomes my default disc because it carries so much momentum. In my father's case, he had learned to apply the brakes with all his strength and that was his default – it never changed. The muscles of his body had learned to apply the brakes in a certain way, and they did it with perfection every time!
Take tennis or golf – if you learn to serve a certain way and you practice, practice, practice, you can do that serve or (drive) that way with your eyes closed (good or bad) – why? because the cells of your body have learned what they have to do to give you that serve and the momentum is high.
If you want to change it, you have to do a couple of things: 1) you have to tell yourself that you are ready to learn a new way of doing it, 2) you have to stop doing it the old familiar way, 3) you have to learn the new way, 4) you have to practice the new way enough so that it's momentum surpasses that of the old way, and it is encoded or learned by the cells of your body – and now it is your default.
As children, we learn to think the way the adults around us think and those thought patterns become permanent because we practice them every day. Notice how adults always tell children "don't do that", "don't touch that", "don't drop that", and "if you don't practice you won't succeed"?
With the use of the word "don't" we create an expectation for the opposite of what we want.
What is a better way of saying it?
Beyond doubt the word "don't" is a misuse of the word "do" and I am working on letting it go by consciously telling myself that I want to let it go and then watching for opportunities where I can form better sentences – sentences that come from a positive vibration.
Many of us, rather most of us have learnt to think in a manner that is not conducive to harnessing the power of the law of attraction at it's best. We still move towards the things we want but we could move way faster if we changed the way we think and offer our words.
For a few years now, I have been working on changing the way I offer my words, and as I teach others to do it, I find that it makes a huge difference – over a period of time.
Most people who start working with the law of attraction, feel that since they have an intellectual understanding of the law, it changes everything and so now they should start manifesting everything that they want in short order. For some, the results come quickly but for most it takes time. It's like saying, this is my fist day picking up a tennis racquet and learning how to serve, but I want to play a perfect set. My body hasn't learned the movements, I have no momentum, so how is this going to happen? I need to practice and I need to learn the right techniques from others – I can watch them on tape or take lessons, either way I need to practice, and with every serve I need to observe my results and make modifications to my technique – right?
That is exactly what I need to do when I start using the law of attraction – I need to start learning it, practicing it and refining my techniques until I get it right – until I have momentum. How do I know if I am doing it right?
Abraham always says there are two ways to know if you are doing it right: 1) you feel good; 2) your manifestations show up that tell you that you are heading in the right direction. I notice that as soon as people start feeling better or even good, they start looking for the manifestations - asking how long it will take for the manifestations to start happening, and with that they push those manifestations away. If they could just enjoy feeling good without looking for the manifestation then the manifestations would come.
PS: If you have a question or if you found this useful, please leave me a comment.
Thank you for this post. It puts things in perspective for me. I am not new to the Law of Attraction, but I am new to the teachings of Abraham-Hicks, and that has made a world of difference. It finally seems, if I can put their teachings into regular practice, that I have finally found the missing piece to living the life I have known was my destiny. You inspire me to keep looking forward, while rejoicing in the present moment.
I found the very last line in this to resonate with me:If they could just enjoy feeling good without looking for the manifestation then the manifestations would come.
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Anna May Wong: The Face of Chinese Americans on the Dollar
Some time ago, the U.S. Mint announced the "25-cent American Women's Commemorative Coin Project", which aims to commemorate outstanding women in various fields. Among the 5 coins issued in 2022, 5 women are commemorated, including the first American in Hollywood. Chinese actress Anna May Wong. On the back of George Washington's portrait, Anna May Wong's iconic bangs, willow eyebrows, and slender fingers are engraved impressively. This coin with a circulation of over 100 million brought the Chinese-American actress who was popular in Hollywood in the last century back to the public eye.
Huang Liushuang was the first Chinese-American actress to venture into Hollywood, and she was also an idol admired by artist Andy Warhol. However, she became the target of public criticism under the trend of the Chinese row in the United States…
Huang Liushuang's life is full of legends, and time has never forgotten her An elegant and independent image, her biography "Anna May Wong: From Laundryman's Daughter to Hollywood Legend" was published at the same time as her 100th birthday, and this year coincides with her 100th anniversary since her debut. Best to commemorate.
A hundred years ago, the anti-Chinese atmosphere in Hollywood was raging. Although Liu Shuang grew up in the United States, her Chinese identity and her oriental image on the screen have always been controversial. In the writer's writing, she was degraded as a dragon girl and a butterfly. American law restricted her freedom of marriage, and the film company only left her with leftover roles. However, Anna May Wong in life is by no means a weak woman, and she is not willing to be manipulated , has sued the company and the media. In the era of profound racial oppression, she was exposed to cultural conflicts between East and West, faced unfair treatment and ubiquitous discrimination, broke through racial and political obstacles, and left more than 60 works in her acting career for nearly half a century. beyond reach.
Whether in the role or in reality, Huang Liushuang is always looking for the intersection of Chinese and Western cultures. Even though European and American culture is popular, Huang Liushuang deliberately wears Chinese cheongsam in public and carefully designs her hairstyle to show her oriental culture. As Hanlan Hsieh, a Chinese-American female writer and social activist, said, the typical image of Anna May Wong on the screen naturally evolved into a classic character decades later – Suzie Wong.
White Mask: The Laundryman's Daughter Nobody on the Set
From "Red Lantern" which was a walk-on role to "The Sea Is Gone" as the leading role, all of Huang Liushuang's characters are saddled with a lonely fate, either committing suicide or being abused, and they always end in tragedy. When she laughs, the joy on her face belongs to the character, but when she cries, the tears she shed are saved by herself. In the eyes of the tribe, she debuted in filming at the age of 14, a filial daughter in the laundry, and the mainstay of earning money to support the family. However, the umbrella of the family is not secure, and there is also a gap between Huang Liushuang and her parents, siblings. She was ostracized by her family when nationalists saw her as a Hollywood puppet, a comically sexy diva. Huang Liushuang has been puzzled for a long time. It was not until she took the opportunity of filming to see the filthy Chinatown in the eyes of Westerners that she suddenly realized that the complex emotions of mutual resentment and mutual sympathy among the bottom of the society across races are really hard to express.
The short story "Unknown Woman" written by Chinese-American female writer Tang Tingting tells the oppression and restraint of women by the ethical order of feudal society in China, as well as their courage to pursue freedom and independence. The "unknown women" are those "unknown men" played by Huang Liushuang in the movie, and the driving force behind them is the racial discrimination against Chinese in the West and the patriarchal concept in Chinese culture. Traditional women are required to obey the "Three Obediences and Four Virtues". In the movie "New Women", Wei Ming committed suicide under the public opinion that "people's words are terrible", which also implies the tragic ending of Ruan Lingyu's unbearable career and marriage. Her straightforward personality makes her often dismiss onlookers with self-deprecation.
When the film giant MGM intends to adapt author Pearl S. Buck's Pulitzer Prize-winning work "The Great Earth" into a movie, Anna May Wong sensed that her moment of glory was coming. In the novel, the heroine Alan's private collection of jewelry inadvertently promotes her husband's extramarital affair. Pearl Buck vividly portrays the self-sacrificing and submissive personality of Chinese women, and this kind of role is precisely what Anna May Wong is most comfortable with. When she was ready, however, MGM cast German actress Luis Reiner on the grounds that she was Asian. Missing Alan was extremely disappointing to Huang Liushuang. She tried to appeal for it, but it was useless. In her opinion, the company chose not a real Chinese, but a "MGM-style Chinese" – regarded as Alien, inferior and manipulated yellow people.
Anna May Wong has become accustomed to playing racially biased characters, and it is not easy to win the approval of the circle. Philosopher Walter Benjamin called her "a flower bud in a cup of tea, gradually blooming, full of moonlight, with no vulgar fragrance". The playwright David Henry Hwang borrowed the tone of Puccini's "Madame Butterfly" in "Mr. Huang Liushuang wrote it into the drama. Among the many supporters, Andy Warhol especially admired her, and even made a special collage artwork "Crazy Gilded Slipper" to pay tribute. These extremely curved shoes are somewhat similar to the small feet of women with bound feet, exuding the dark atmosphere of Chinese feudal system. Although Huang Liushuang escaped the bad luck of foot binding, she couldn't escape Hollywood's prejudice: people of yellow race are not qualified to play with white actors. She was puzzled, "I'm tired of the roles I have to play, why the Chinese people on the screen are almost always the villains in the movies, and such cruel villains – murderous, treacherous, like snakes in the grass. We have a much older civilization than the West, why don't they ever show that on screen?"
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Edward Said, a representative of post-colonial critical theory, told us in "Orientalism" that Westerners continue to shape the "other" argument that the East is inferior to the West, and the result is that the East is made into an image of eternal backwardness. A speck of dust falling on everyone's head is like a mountain. Racial discrimination, cultural hegemony and doubts about nationalism are barriers that Anna May Wong cannot overcome in her life. Amid irreconcilable cultural clashes, the 'Chinese doll' has made pitiful 'dying' her knack as her intimate photo with Marlene Dietrich and Leni Riefenstahl sparks controversy Countless, homosexuals make a big fuss about the ambiguous relationship between the three. In Susan Sontag's aesthetic concepts, the Camp complex (Susan Sontag said that Camp is a form of aestheticism) is inextricably linked with homosexual aesthetics, and it also stems from this , homosexuals and camp lovers regard Anna May Wong's classic charm and exoticism as a fashion.
In the showbiz where nightlife is rampant, Anna May Wong never drifts with the crowd, and has a clear understanding of herself, "I was born and raised in an Eastern-style world, but the Western-style world fills every moment of my life." As the third-generation Chinese born on the West Coast of the United States, Anna May Wong is deeply attached to her homeland. Before the Anti-Japanese War, she embarked on the only trip in her life to find her roots. Frustrated in Hollywood, she thought that she would be ignored when she returned to Congress. Unexpectedly, the ambassador to the United States Gu Weijun and his wife, writer Lin Yutang, Peking Opera master Mei Lanfang, actress Hu Die and other celebrities greeted her. Made her feel at home. However, there are also voices of abuse and accusations, and she was even blocked for a time. When some media asked her why she acted in a movie abroad that discredited the image of Chinese people, her witty answer made the questioner unable to refute: "It is natural for a Chinese to play a Chinese." It should be, this is the opportunity for the Chinese to defend themselves!"
In the article "Chinese People Are Misunderstood", Huang Liushuang talked about the Chinese people she knew: kind-hearted, loving life. When she heard about the atrocities committed by the Japanese invaders, she immediately auctioned off her jewelry and gowns to aid in the war, and starred in the anti-Japanese films "Myanmar Bomb" and "Ms. Chongqing", and donated all her remuneration to the China United Relief Society. During Song Meiling's visit to the United States to promote the anti-Japanese war, she invited local celebrities from all walks of life, except for Huang Liushuang. Soong Meiling, who represents the Chinese elite, showed malicious indifference towards Huang Liushuang, which also affected the attitude of the United States towards her, causing Huang Liushuang's career in her middle and later years to be like a stagnant pool.
It is no exaggeration to say that actors of Chinese descent have never stepped out of the "shadow" of Anna May Wong. To this day, the stereotype of Chinese characters in the Hollywood showbiz is still continuing a centuries-old tradition. Whether it is Zhou Caiqin, the first Chinese "007" girl who played opposite Sean Connery in the movie "Thunder Valley", or Lu, who played an ill-fated widow in the movie "Mountain Road" with James Stewart, Yan, Chen Chong and Wu Junmei in "The Last Emperor", and Zhang Ziyi and Gong Li in "Memoirs of a Geisha", no matter how brilliant they are, they are walking on the old road of Huang Liushuang's marginalization in Hollywood.
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My half-arsed attempt at in-play betting
By Martin "not exactly Minnesota Fats" Kelner
May 2, 2013 - 9:37:59 PM
Forgive my presumption but I'm guessing some of you may like a bet. I do. I like to describe myself as a social gambler; although I also describe myself as a social drinker, and anybody watching me settle down for the Newcastle-Sunderland match on my own with a large glass of red and a saucer of dry-roasted peanuts might be tempted to ask, what's social about that?
I have been gambling a little more since I joined these pages - in the cause of empathy, I tell myself. I like to be at one with my readers. When I wrote for The Guardian, for instance, I not only took the moral high ground on more or less any issue, but made sure any bread, rice, or sugar I consumed was incontrovertibly brown (first chap to come up with brown salt will make a fortune down Islington way). So in that spirit, I am now testing my judgement against the bookmakers' rather more than I used to, and am grateful to the Racing Post for that.
This is not because I have seen any great financial benefit, but because my gambling is revealing deep truths about me, saving a fortune in therapy. If you could brush the toast crumbs from that couch, I'll lie down and expand.
On Saturday evening I tuned into the second half of the Castleford - Widnes Super League match, with Castleford 10 points down and 2-1 to win the match on Sky Bet (just checking odds out of casual interest, doctor). As a rugby league follower of some vintage, and based on the first few moments of the half, I was convinced Castleford could hit back and win, so decided to filch a twenty out of Rupert Murdoch's pocket.
But instead of diving straight in on my pre-prepared investment-ready super fast internet connection, I had a few more peanuts, scrabbled round under the cushions for my 'phone, waited for the wretched thing to connect, and tapped in my bet.
Unfortunately, while all this was going on, one of Rupe's henchmen had the same thought as me, and shortened my boys to 15-8 (the Sky boss, I believe, sits in a hollowed-out volcano during these matches changing the odds, possibly while stroking a white cat) which I tapped to accept, during which process Castleford launched a promising attack, shortening the odds once more to 7-4, which again I was trying to grab, as Castleford scored a try and I thought - pardon me, but honesty is important here - bollocks to it, went and made a cup of tea, and hoped Widnes would hold on to their lead. They didn't.
This, I'm afraid, speaks of a fatal lack of commitment that has blighted my life. All the stuff about preparing to fail if you fail to prepare that headmasters and motivational speakers dribble on about could have been written for me.
Doing the minimum possible to just about get away with it has long been my credo - from dropping out at University to a lifetime failure to sleep with anyone who could help my career in any way whatsoever - and it is only through contact with the acuity and sheer hard work needed to gamble effectively that I have fully grasped the kind of half-assed way I operate. Thank you, Racing Post.
My half-assedness is also exposed by the way I pick horses. Because of this column and my Twitter account, I find I am now being tweeted by tipping services, one of which recommended a horse called Lily's Run, competing at Kempton Park on Saturday. My mother's name was Lily, but clearly a university-educated (limited period only), intelligent, naturally sceptical soul like me would never do anything as crass as back a horse because of its name.
Quite apart from the fact I have children called David, Anna, Martha, and Ruth, and late parents called Alan and Lily, and to follow their equine name matches would mean fiscal carnage on an epic scale, I have long poured scorn on all sorts of superstitions. The list of things I don't believe in is long, from black cats and lucky lottery numbers to all the major religions of the world.
I belong to nothing, and subscribe to very little, apart from the British Film Institute and Private Eye. But yes, I backed Lily's Run, my reasoning being that if it has the right name and I have a tip, it's worth backing. See, I can't even commit to my lack of commitment.
As it happens, the animal came in at 5-2, leaving me with a dilemma: do I continue to bet in my ineffective, dreamy, disengaged, disorganised way, or do I put in more of the hard yards needed to do it properly? Watch this space.
One thing I do know is that gambling does not make me sexy, despite what Betway.com, the latest betting firm to saturate our screens with ads, seem to suggest. Their latest is reminiscent of the old Gold Blend coffee commercial; a man and a woman giving each other suggestive looks, he loosening his tie, close up of her face, pupils all dilated, as the pair recline on the sofa where, instead of enjoying impromptu congress - or a cup of instant coffee - she gets her tablet out (not a euphemism), and he whips out his 'phone.
This does not look terribly sexy to me, but I grant you is possibly a mite smoother than having to ring your own number to locate your device to get a damned in-play bet on.
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With the popularity of TV shows like The Walking Dead and video games like "The Last of Us," zombies have officially entered the current mainstream pop culture arena and don't show signs of leaving. Originating from West African voodoo religion, the concept of a zombie came to America via the African slave trade (and America has dutifully appropriated the concept for its own profit, but that's a discussion for another day). The voodoo religion still has cultural significance in the American South, particularly in New Orleans, as well as throughout South and Central America; definitions of what a zombie is in these cultures varies, but the most common and realistic explanation is that voodoo queens and priestesses would create "zombies" by administering a specific kind of herbal medicine that would lower an individual's heart rate so much that they would appear dead, and then proceed to thoroughly terrify everyone when they broke out of their coffins. It was only a matter of time before this would become a popular horror movie trope.
In a rather interesting twist, a lot of zombie movies double as social commentary. This is probably because a zombie outbreak likely spells out the end of the world in a pretty horrifying way, and any extreme situation of that kind necessarily magnifies an individual's or a society's values. How would you react to a zombie apocalypse? How would your city or your country? These questions are at the forefront of any zombie film, and therefore those themes dovetail nicely with the other major appeal of any good horror movie: scaring the shit out of you.
Because, let's face it, the genre of the zombie is one of the most fertile concepts in the entire horror catalogue. They are the anarchic, bloodthirsty monsters every horror movie ever has tried to create; with no emotions or values of their own, they exist (or, rather, ceased to exist) solely to terrorize, and killing one does not guarantee the extermination of the rest, creating an endless cycle of dread that can be used in a horror storyline in a number of different ways.
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Lama Anagarika Govinda (né Ernst Lothar Hoffman le ; mort le  à Mill Valley en Californie) fut le fondateur de l'ordre Arya Maitreya Mandala du bouddhisme tibétain qu'il décrivit dans ses ouvrages et conférences.

Vie en Europe
Il naquit à Waldheim en Allemagne, d'un père allemand et une mère bolivienne. Après avoir passé deux ans dans l'armée allemande pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, il fut réformé pour cause de tuberculose. Il habita Capri en Italie de 1920 à 1928, où il découvrit le bouddhisme.

Vie en Asie

Parti au Sri lanka, il se fit moine bouddhiste de la tradition Theravada. Il était alors relativement critique au sujet du bouddhisme tibétain, qu'il considérait être envahi de démons. En 1931, il assista à une conférence à Darjeeling pour convertir les Tibétains à ce qu'il considérait comme une forme plus pure de bouddhisme. À Darjeeling, il rencontra le maître tibétain Tomo Geshe Rinpoché (1866-1936), qui a totalement retourné les opinions de Govinda. Dès lors, il a embrassé la forme tibétaine de bouddhisme. Il fit un pèlerinage au mont Kailash au Tibet en 1932. Après la fondation de son ordre en 1933, il vécut durant trois décennies une vie d'ermite à Crank's Ridge, près d'Almora en Inde du nord. Puis, il a entrepris des voyages dans les régions les plus éloignés du Tibet, réalisant un grand nombre de tableaux, dessins et photographies. En 1937, il rencontra Lachen Gomchen Rinpoché au Sikkim . Il a décrit ses voyages dans son livre Le Chemin des nuages blancs.

Allemand de naissance, Govinda fut interné par l'armée britannique en 1942 pendant la Deuxième Guerre mondiale à Dehra Dun avec d'autres ressortissants allemands, dont Heinrich Harrer et Nyanaponika Thera. Cet internement n'était pas lié à sa nationalité (il était devenu citoyen britannique en 1938) mais à ses « associations avec des personnes de sympathie non-britannique », à savoir la famille de Nehru.

En 1947, il épousa la photographe parse  (son nom d'origine est Ratti Petit), avec qui il voyagea au Tibet, notamment au Royaume de Gugé.

Conférences

Dans les années 1960 il voyagea beaucoup pour donner des conférences sur le bouddhisme. Il s'établit pour finir dans région de la Baie de San Francisco, où il passa ses dernières années et fut l'hôte, quelque temps, d'Alan Watts. Lama Angarika Govinda nomma Volker Zotz son régent Vajra, fonction traditionnelle qui confère la responsabilité de poursuivre la tâche d'enseignement léguée par le maître.

Notes et références

Œuvres
 Psycho-Cosmic Symbolism of the Buddhist Stupa (1940), Dharma Publishing 1976 edition:
 Foundations of Tibetan Mysticism (1959), Londres, Rider, Weiser Books 1969 edition,  ( Les Fondements de la mystique tibétaine, Albin Michel, 1960, format de poche )
 The Way of the White Clouds (1966), Londres, Hutchinson, Shambhala 1988 edition: , reprint: , Overlook hardcover: , Overlook paperback: , Ebury:  ( Le Chemin des nuages blancs. Pèlerinages d'un moine bouddhiste au Tibet, éditions Albin Michel)
 The Psychological Attitude of Early Buddhist Philosophy (1969), Motilal Banarsidass Publisher, 1992 hardcover: , 1998 edition:
 Creative Meditation and Multi-Dimensional Consciousness (1976) Londres, Allen and Unwin ( Méditation créatrice et conscience multidimentionnelle, traduit par Jean Herbert, Albin Michel, 1979)
 The Inner Structure of the I Ching, the Book of Transformation (1981), Art Media Resources,
 A Living Buddhism for the West (1990), Shambhala
 Insights of a Himalayan Pilgrim (1991)
 Buddhist Reflections (1994), Motilal Banarsidass Publisher, (collected essays)

Bibliographie critique
 Ken Winkler, 1000 Journeys: The Biography of Lama Anagarika Govinda (1990), Element Books,
 Volker Zotz: Auf den glückseligen Inseln. Buddhismus in der deutschen Kultur. Theseus, Berlin 2000,
 Birgit Zotz: "Westliche Esoterik und Buddhismus bei Anagarika Govinda", in: Octagon, éd. par Hans Thomas Hakl, Scientia Nova, Gaggenau, 2015, vol. 1, pp. 470–482,

Liens externes

 Lama Anagarika Govinda (en allemand)
 Lama Anagarika Govinda, 1898-1985, biography.
 Lama Anagarika Govinda, brief bio sketch.

Membre d'Arya Maitreya Mandala
Personnalité allemande du bouddhisme tibétain
Naissance en mai 1898
Naissance à Waldheim
Naissance dans le royaume de Saxe
Décès en janvier 1985
Décès à Mill Valley
Décès à 86 ans


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The Weavers
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Greenwich Village, New York, USA
1948–1952, 1955-1964, sporadically thereafter
Ronnie Gilbert
Lee Hays
Fred Hellerman
Erik Darling
Frank Hamilton
Bernie Krause
The Weavers were an American folk music quartet based in the Greenwich Village area of New York City. They sang traditional folk songs from around the world, as well as blues, gospel music, children's songs, labor songs, and American ballads, and selling millions of records at the height of their popularity. Their hard-driving string-band style inspired the commercial "folk boom" that followed them in the 1950s and 1960s, including such performing groups as The Kingston Trio and Peter, Paul and Mary.
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The Weavers were formed in November 1948 by Ronnie Gilbert, Lee Hays, Fred Hellerman and Pete Seeger. In 1940 and 1941, Hays and Seeger had co-founded a previous group, the Almanac Singers, which disbanded during the war. The new group took its name from a play by Gerhart Hauptmann, Die Weber (The Weavers: a Drama of the Forties 1892), a powerful play depicting the rising of the Silesian weavers in 1844, containing the lines, "I'll stand it no more, come what may". After a period of being unable to find much paid work, they landed a steady and successful engagement at the Village Vanguard jazz club. This led to their discovery by arranger-bandleader Gordon Jenkins and their signing with Decca Records. The group had a big hit in 1950 with Leadbelly's "Goodnight, Irene", backed with the 1941 Israeli song "Tzena, Tzena, Tzena", which in turn became a best seller. In keeping with the audience expectations of the time, these and other early Weavers releases had violins and orchestration added behind the group's own string-band instruments. Because of the deepening Red Scare of the early 1950s, their manager, Pete Cameron, advised them not to sing their most explicitly political songs and to avoid performing at progressive venues and events. Because of this some folk song fans criticized them for watering down their beliefs and commercializing their singing style. But the Weavers felt it was worth it to get their songs before the public.
The Weavers' successful concerts and hit recordings helped introduce to new audiences such folk revival standards as "On Top of Old Smoky" (with guest vocalist Terry Gilkyson), "Follow the Drinking Gourd", "Kisses Sweeter than Wine", "The Wreck of the John B" (aka "Sloop John B"), "Rock Island Line", "The Midnight Special", "Pay Me My Money Down", and "Darling Corey". The Weavers encouraged sing-alongs in their concerts, and Seeger would sometimes shout out the lyrics in advance of each line in lining out style.
Film footage of the Weavers is relatively scarce. The group appeared as a specialty act in a B-movie musical, Disc Jockey (1951), and filmed five of their record hits that same year for TV producer Lou Snader: "Goodnight, Irene", "Tzena, Tzena, Tzena", "So Long", "Around the World", and "The Roving Kind".
During the Red Scare, however, Pete Seeger and Lee Hays were denounced as Communist Party members by FBI informant Harvey Matusow (who later recanted) and ended up being called up to testify to the House Committee on Un-American Activities in 1955. Hays took the Fifth Amendment. Seeger, however, refused to answer on First Amendment grounds, the first to do so after the conviction of the Hollywood Ten in 1950. Seeger was found guilty of contempt and placed under restrictions by the court pending appeal, but in 1961 his conviction was overturned on constitutional grounds, effectively ending the power of the committee.[1] Because Seeger was among those listed in the entertainment industry blacklist publication, Red Channels, all of the Weavers were placed under FBI surveillance and not allowed to perform on television or radio during the McCarthy era. Decca Records terminated their recording contract and deleted their songs from its catalog in 1953,[2] and their records were denied airplay, which dried up their income from royalties. Right-wing and anti-Communist groups protested at their performances and harassed promoters. As a result, the group's economic viability diminished rapidly and in 1952 it disbanded. After this, Pete Seeger continued his solo career, although like all of them he continued to suffer from the effects of blacklisting.
In December 1955, the group reunited to play a sold-out concert at Carnegie Hall. The concert was a huge success. A recording of the concert was issued by the independent Vanguard Records, and this led to their signing by that record label. By the late 1950s, folk music was surging in popularity and McCarthyism was fading.
When in the late fifties The Weavers agreed to provide the vocals for a TV cigarette commercial, Pete Seeger, opposed to the dangers of tobacco and discouraged by the group's apparent sell-out to commercial interests, decided to resign. He spent his last year with the Weavers honoring his commitments, but described himself as feeling like a prisoner. He left the group on April 1, 1958.
Seeger recommended Erik Darling of The Tarriers as his replacement. Darling remained with the group until June 1962, leaving to pursue a solo career and eventually to form the folk-jazz trio The Rooftop Singers. Frank Hamilton, who replaced Darling, stayed with the group nine months, giving his notice just before the Weavers celebrated the group's 15th anniversary with two nights of concerts at Carnegie Hall in March 1963. Folksinger Bernie Krause, later a pioneer in bringing the Moog synthesizer to popular music, was the last performer to occupy "the Seeger chair." The group disbanded in 1964, but Gilbert, Hellerman and Hays occasionally reunited with either Seeger or Darling into 1980.
Lee Hays, ill and using a wheelchair, wistfully approached the original Weavers for one last get-together. Hays's informal picnic prompted a professional reunion, and a triumphant return to Carnegie Hall. A documentary film, The Weavers: Wasn't That a Time! (1982), was released after Hays's death, and chronicled the history of the group, and the events leading up to the reunion.
Lee Hays died in 1981, and his biography, Lonesome Traveler by Doris Willens, was published in 1988. Ronnie Gilbert has toured America as a soloist. Fred Hellerman is a recording engineer and producer. Pete Seeger is the elder statesman of folk music; he doesn't travel as often as formerly. Erik Darling died August 3, 2008, in Chapel Hill, North Carolina from lymphoma, at the age of 74. The group was inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2001.
In February 2006 The Weavers received the Lifetime Achievement Award given out annually at the Grammy awards show. Represented by members Ronnie Gilbert and Fred Hellerman, they struck a chord with the crowd as their struggles with political witch hunts during the 1950s were recounted. "If you can exist, and stay the course -- not a course of blind obstinacy and faulty conception -- but one of decency and good sense, you can outlast your enemies with your honor and integrity intact," said Hellerman.
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The Weavers' Greatest Hits
The Weavers at Carnegie Hall (Live)
The Weavers at Carnegie Hall Vol. 2 (Live)
Wasn't That a Time! box set
Best of the Vanguard Years
The Weavers Reunion at Carnegie Hall: 1963 (Live)
The Reunion at Carnegie Hall, 1963, Pt. 2 (Live)
The Weavers at Home - Vanguard VRS 9024 (1957–58)
Travelling On with The Weavers VRS 9043 (1957–58)
Reunion at Carnegie Hall No. 2 (Live)
Rarities from the Vanguard Vault
Kisses Sweeter Than Wine (compilation of 1950-51 live shows, edited by Fred Hellerman)
The Weavers Almanac
The Best of the Decca Years
The Weavers Classics
Best of the Weavers
Goodnight Irene: Weavers 1949-53 box set
The Weavers on Tour (Live) - Vanguard VRS 9013
The Weavers: Wasn't That a Time! (video)
^ "Sing out, warning! sing out, love!": the writings of Lee Hays, by Lee Hays and Steven Koppelman (Amherst and Boston: University of Massachusetts Press, 2003), p. 116.
^ The Weavers Vocal Group Hall of Fame.
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