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Jean-Francois Drolet and Michael C Williams, From critique to reaction: the new right, critical theory, and international relations, Journal of International Political Theory, May 2021.
Jean-Francois Drolet and Michael C Williams, The radical Right, realism, and the politics of conservatism in post-war international thought, Review of International Studies, 47(3) 2021: 273-293.
Rita Abrahamsen, Jean-Francois Drolet, Alexandra Gheciu, Karin Narita, Srdjan Vucetic and Michael C Williams, Confronting the International Political Sociology of the New Right, International Political Sociology, 14(1) 2020: 94-107.
Rita Abrahamsen, Internationalists, Sovereigntists, Nativists: Contending Visions of World Order in Pan-Africanism. Review of International Studies, 46(1) 2020: 56-74.
Alexandra Gheciu, Remembering France's Glory, Securing Europe in the Age of Trump. European Journal of International Security, 5(1) 2020: 25-44 .
Jean-Francois Drolet and Michael C Williams, America First: Paleoconservatism and the Ideological Struggle for the American Right. Journal of Political Ideologies, 25(1) 2019 : 28-50.
Jean-Francois Drolet and Michael C Williams, The View From MARS: US Paleoconservatism and the Ideological Challenges to the Liberal International Order, International Journal, 74(1) 2019: 15-31.
Duncan Bell, and Srdjan Vucetic. Brexit, CANZUK, and the Legacy of Empire. British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 21(2) 2019: 367-382.
Jean-François Drolet and Michael C Williams, Radical Conservatism and Global Order, International Theory 10(3) 2018: 285-313.
A new approach is needed to blunt the appeal of far-right movements, Rita Abrahamsen and Michael C. Williams, February 2022.
'White Supremacy' in Hegemonic Contestations, Srdjan Vucetic, August 2021.
The Right Family: The Personal is Geopolitical, Rita Abrahamsen. December 2020.
Constructing the Liberal Enemy: The International Political Sociology of the New Right, Rita Abrahamsen, Jean-Francois Drolet, Alexandra Gheciu, Karin Narita, Srdjan Vucetic and Michael C Williams. February 2020.
Nationalist Internationalists?: The Strange Paradoxes of the Global Right. Rita Abrahamsen, Jean-Francois Drolet, Alexandra Gheciu, Srdjan Vucetic and Michael C Williams. September 2019.
Canada, China, and the Trump Doctrine, Michael C Williams. February 2019.
The Battle over Europe's Future, Alexandra Gheciu. February 2019.
The Alt-Right Gets Its Own University, Michael C Williams. December 2018.
The View from MARS: American Populism and the Liberal World Order, Jean-François Drolet and Michael C. Williams, July 2018.
In Defence of Liberal Internationalism?, Alexandra Gheciu. July 2018,
CANZUK: Marching Backward to Empire, Srdjan Vucetic. February 2017
Why a Small Meeting of Far-Right Delegates in Europe Shouldn't Go Unnoticed, Srdjan Vucetic. January 2017
Pause Before You Laugh at Governor Walker, Srdjan Vucetic, September 2015


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One person killed in accident on Homestead Rd in NE Houston
HOUSTON, TX – One person was killed as a result of a major traffic accident in northeast Houston late last night, according to the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
.@HCSO_D2Patrol deputies responded to a major accident at the 12500 block of Homestead Rd. One person was pronounced deceased. Vehicular Crimes investigators are en route. #hounews pic.twitter.com/i658Ty1eWT
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The crash occurred in the 12500 block of Homestead Road, near the Mt. Houston area, before 11:45 p.m.
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Ladder Rank Faculty Position – Assistant, Associate or Full Professor
The UCSF Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics is seeking faculty to join our vibrant, collaborative, and supportive discovery research community at the Mission Bay Campus in San Francisco.
We seek creative, innovative scientists who define and address fundamental questions in any area of modern biology, including basic and biomedical sciences, biochemistry, evolutionary biology, structural biology, cell biology, developmental biology, systems biology, and computational biology.
We provide faculty with resources to effectively launch their program, including a strong mentoring culture, a highly competitive start-up package, administrative support, and facilities for advanced light and cryo-electron microscopy, mass spectrometry, high-throughput small molecule screening, cytometry, and state-of-the-art animal care.
Tenure-track faculty candidates are expected to hold a Ph.D., to have demonstrated significant research accomplishment and potential, and to be committed to the mentorship of students and promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in research and to promote the success of our diverse student population. The successful candidate will establish a dynamic and interactive research program and join one or more of our top-ranked interdisciplinary graduate programs (see https://graduate.ucsf.edu/list-programs).
Faculty appointment will be made at a professorial rank commensurate with current academic standing. UCSF offers competitive salaries, research set-up funds, and recruitment allowances, and has numerous opportunities for faculty development and further training in mentorship.
Applications must be submitted online at https://aprecruit.ucsf.edu/JPF04089 with (1) cover letter; (2) curriculum vitae; (3) 1-page summary of research accomplishments; (4) 2-page description of future research plans; (5) a teaching statement, including formal and informal mentoring activities; and (6) statement of contributions to diversity. Copies of major publications may be included. Applicants should request three letters of recommendation. Applicant materials must list current qualifications upon submission. The selected candidate must meet all of the qualifications at the time of application.
The posted UC salary scales set the minimum pay determined by rank and step at appointment. See Table 5: https://www.ucop.edu/academic-personnel-programs/_files/2022-23/oct-2022-salary-scales/t5-summary.pdf. The minimum base salary range for this position is $106,900-$284,100. This position includes membership in the health sciences compensation plan (https://ucop.edu/academic-personnel-programs/_files/apm/apm-670.pdf) which provides for eligibility for additional compensation.
Review will begin on November 1, 2022 and continue until the position is filled. Interviews will occur in two phases: video conference in December followed by in-person visits in January. Please direct inquiries about the position and suggestions of potential candidates to Bch-Faculty.Search@ucsf.edu.
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HollyShorts: Angel of Anywhere - James Kicklighter Interview
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Photo Credit: Casey Nelson Photography
Director James Kicklighter spent the first eighteen years of his life in Bellville, Georgia, population 123. Since then, he has gone on to become a multi-award winning Los Angeles-based filmmaker. His work has been recognized by the world's press, including The Hollywood Reporter, The Times of India, Film Courage and FilmInk Australia. Kicklighter will release two films in 2018, Angel of Anywhere and The American Question.
Angel of Anywhere is the story of an empathetic stripper who plays therapist to his many damaged clientele and co-workers. Angel of Anywhere stars Briana Evigan ("Step Up Movie 2: The Streets"), Ser'Darius Blain ("Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle"), and introduces Axel Roldos as Angel.
The American Question, his new documentary, examines personal values systems to understand the partisan divide in America. It cuts below politics to find the common ground that can be the foundation for coming together. The film is being produced with a wide range of thought leaders across the cultural spectrum. The American Question recently began editorial with Carlos Puga, the Emmy-award winning producer of MTV's "True Life." Carlos is also a SXSW Jury Award Winner and Sundance Award Nominee.
Additionally, he recently directed the debut advertisement for We The Future. It was established by 2008 Obama for America Field Organizer and former Lyft executive John McBride. WTF arms supporters with new tools that leverage social networks and digital communication channels to mobilize their friends and communities in elections.
Director James Kicklighter on the set of JamesWorks Entertainment's ANGEL OF ANYWHERE
with actors Briana Evigan and Ser'Darius Blain.
Photo Credit: Casey Nelson - © JamesWorks Entertainment
"I am so not this girl, I never do this." Don't be turned off by the headline, this is a very impressive dramatic short film. Angel of Anywhere is an award-winning short directed by James Kicklighter that has been playing at festivals this year. The story is about an empathetic stripper who chats with his clients and helps them work through their problems. It goes to some very deep, personal places, with a very intelligent script. Angel of Anywhere stars Briana Evigan as Michelle, Ser'Darius Blain as Brian, David A. Gregory as D.C., plus Nihan Gur, Adam Carr, Krystal Conway, and Axel Roldos. It's always great to see a story that challenges us to rethink our initial judgments, and listen more to each other. Definitely worth a watch.
"Don't be turned off by the headline, this is a very impressive dramatic short film. Angel of Anywhere is an award-winning short directed by James Kicklighter that has been playing at festivals this year. The story is about an empathetic stripper who chats with his clients and helps them work through their problems. It goes to some very deep, personal places, with a very intelligent script."
"Repeatedly recognized by MovieMaker Magazine as one of the Top 25 Festivals in the World and by TIME Magazine as one of the Top 10 Festivals for the Rest of Us, Sidewalk annually brings over 200 films to Birmingham, Alabama. JamesWorks Entertainment's Angel of Anywhere screens on Sunday, August 26th at 12:30 PM."
AWARDS AND FILM FESTIVALS
2017 Accolade Award of Excellence
2018 Jaipur International Film Festival
2018 Irvine International Film Festival
2018 Four Seasons Film Festival, London
2018 Utah Film Festival & Awards
2018 Vero Beach Wine & Film Festival
2018 Hollyshorts Film Festival
2018 Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema
2018 Macon Film Festival (Winner, Best Narrative Short)
2018 Sidewalk Film Festival
2018 Catalina Film Festival and New Media Summit
2018 Shorts International, DirectTV
Coming to audiences in 2018, Angel of Anywhere is the story of an empathetic stripper who plays therapist to the many damaged clientele and co-workers who frequent the popular Anywhere Bar.
JamesWorks Entertainment's Angel of Anywhere stars Briana Evigan ("Step Up Movie 2: The Streets," "Sorority Row") as Michelle, Ser'Darius Blain ("When The Game Stands Tall," "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle") as Brian, David A. Gregory ("One Life to Live," "The Good Fight") as D.C., Nihan Gur ("Westworld," "Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders") as Alexx in Wonderland, Adam Carr ("The Call Room") as Drunk Patron, Krystal Conway as Bartender, and introducing Axel Roldos as Angel.
Angel of Anywhere is directed by James Kicklighter ("Desires of the Heart"), written by Casey Nelson & Kate Murdoch ("The Last Treasure Hunt Movie") and produced by Beau Turpin ("Beneath The Leaves")
James Kicklighter on the Red Carpet with JBN Journalist, Rachel Litfin.
James Kicklighter on the Red Carpet at HollyShorts.
THE JBN TEAM INTERVIEW WITH JAMES KICKLIGHTER
JOURNALIST: RACHEL LITFIN
LOCATION: HOLLYSHORTS, THE CHINESE THEATER, HOLLYWOOD, CA ― AUGUST 9TH - 18TH
INTERVIEW: AUGUST 12, 2018
HollyShorts takes place August 9-18, 2018 at the TCL Chinese Theater, Harmony Gold Theater and other locations in Hollywood. Nearly 400 short films will compete for the festival's top prizes. Last year HollyShorts finalists included 3 out of the 5 Live Action Oscar nominees and the winning short Silent Child from Rachel Shenton and Chris Overton. This year, HollyShorts received an all-time record 5,000 submissions from over 80 countries. The competition will feature Live Action, Animation and Documentary Shorts as well as web series, student shorts, music videos, TV pilots, and VR. The festival also features a screenplay competition where the winning short gets greenlit, shot and shown at next year's festival courtesy of Seattle Film Summit.
Video/Edit: James Vallesteros (@jamesvallesteros). Audio: Edward Chung.
ABOUT HOLLYSHORTS
HollyShorts Film Festival is an organization devoted to showcasing the best and brightest short films from around the globe, advancing the careers of filmmakers through screenings, networking events, and various panel and forums. The Oscar Qualifying HollyShorts Film Festival showcases the top short films produced 40- minutes or less. Categories include Short Animation, Short Live Action, Short Documentary, Music Video, Webisode, Commercials, TV, and Digital Microbudget.
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The selection is part of NASA's continuing effort to foster a viable market for American commercial reusable suborbital platforms that allow testing of new space technologies within Earth's atmosphere.
Through these new awards, selected companies will receive an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract for integration and flight services, drawing from a pool of commercial space companies. The five-year contracts have a combined potential contract value of $45 million. The flights will carry a variety of payloads to help meet the agency's research and technology needs.
NASA's Space Technology Mission Directorate (STMD) is charged with maturing crosscutting technologies to flight readiness status for future space missions. The agency's Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, manages the Flight Opportunities Program for STMD.
During the coming year, STMD will make significant new investments that address several high priority challenges for achieving safe and affordable deep space exploration. It continues to solicit the help of the best and brightest minds in academia, industry, and government to drive innovation and enable solutions in important technology thrust areas. These planned investments are addressing high priority challenges for achieving safe and affordable deep space exploration.


Artificial intelligence is more important for mankind than the invention of electricity or being able to control fire - that's not me talking, that's what Sundar Pichai from Google and many experts all over the world think. But what opportunities and risks will arrive alongside this technology?
Machines are taking work off our hands - finally! I read this on a poster years ago, and the smarter the machines get, the more they can actually do for us. This might be perceived as threatening, because you might lose your job to a machine. At the same time, however, there are so many possibilities opening up that almost all renowned experts are of the opinion that this will result is noticeable advantages for society as a whole.
But AI can do more. It can even save lives, as Microsoft has shown with the new, five-year $40 million AI for Humanitarian Action project. With the help of AI methods, predicting catastrophes and dangerous situations will be done more precisely. Education and medical care for children will be raised to a new level and the lives of refugees will be improved. Even human rights will be protected by AI, as it can help prevent election rigging and fake news. It can also help with complicated operations that require decades of experience from doctors.
But even for mundane and unimportant tasks, artificial intelligence is something great. It ensures that smartphones take beautiful photos of our loved ones. It brings us fun through new multimedia experiences. It connects people with faster and more simultaneous translations into different languages. It can improve the energy efficiency of our devices. These are several of the small and large arguments that AI can actually become a groundbreaking development that makes our lives better.
Do people remain in control?
Although there's plenty of potential and a lot of opportunities, the dangers are always not that far away. Above all, the possibility of AI being used as a military technology is a risk on many people's minds- and rightly so. If you look at the history of mankind, it would be a novelty if an important technology were not also used in war. In fact, autonomous weapons based on AI and big data could prove to be catastrophic, as an initiative against this development shows in a dystopian video.
But you don't have to think that far ahead to observe the negative effects of artificial intelligence. Even now, oppressive state institutions can use these methods to monitor populations. The fact that privately-run corporations such as Google are swinging towards defining the framework conditions for AI development themselves is definitely questionable.
The integration of AI into other aspects of human life may not always be lethal. Sometimes it's just annoying. Even more precise tuning of advertisements to users, finer marketing, fewer loopholes for everyday things with automated processing and facial recognition: that's not so bad in and of itself, but it does noticeably restrict your freedom. Artificial intelligence is supposed to make us more free, not less.
What do you think? Do the opportunities of artificial intelligence outweigh the risks? Does AI help us more than it hurts us? Let us know!


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Ivens Bastos de Araújo (Manaus,  — Petrópolis, ) foi um advogado, jornalista e político brasileiro.

Vida
Filho de Alfredo Porfírio de Araújo e de Amélia Bastos de Araújo, bacharelou-se em direito pela Universidade do Rio de Janeiro, em 1926.

Carreira
Foi deputado à Assembleia Legislativa de Santa Catarina na 1ª legislatura (1935 — 1937), eleito pelo Partido Liberal Catarinense.

Bibliografia
Piazza, Walter: Dicionário Político Catarinense. Florianópolis: Assembleia Legislativa do Estado de Santa Catarina, 1985.

Ligações externas
Biografia

Membros da Academia Catarinense de Letras
Deputados estaduais de Santa Catarina
Partido Liberal Catarinense
Advogados do Amazonas
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In his early twenties, Glenn found himself sitting on a bench in Los Angeles wondering what to do with his life. Spying a beautiful mansion, he boldly approached the man in the front yard and asked him how he made his millions.
"Señor," the man said, "I'm just the gardener but I think the owner is in real estate."
Inspired by this one encounter, Glenn went on to create one of the most successful mortgage companies in America, Stearns Lending. In his most recent adventure, Glenn was the star of the Discovery Channel's reality show, "Undercover Billionaire." Here, he was dropped into a small town under an assumed identity and tasked with building a million-dollar business from scratch in just 90 days, starting with nothing but a hundred dollars and a beat-up truck. Glenn discusses the entire experience, his struggles, triumphs and secret stories that never made it on the show. Glenn also discussed his latest venture, Kind Lending, a new identity in the wholesale lending and mortgage business.
Ernie Singleton
The Platinum Touch
He quit his accounting job to revolutionize Motown and put Hip Hop on the map!
In this episode of Shock to the System Coach Dan Gordon probes the mind of Ernie Singleton. A man who revolutionized Motown and put Hip Hop on the map! Ernie studied accounting at Southern University while working as a DJ at New Orleans'
WBOK. Upon graduating he couldn't get a job in accounting & decided to return to his first love of music.
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His reputation for success then landed him a job with Casablanca Records in 1977 at the height of the disco era, representing artists like Donna Summer, Cher, and the Village People.
1984, he was hired at MCA/Universal where Ernie helped artists such as Patti LaBelle, Gladys Knight, and Mary J. Blige gain their foothold in fame. He also helped a young intern named Shawn Combs evolve into Puff Daddy and guided his career to become CEO of Bad Boy Records.
Ernie was then lured away to Warner Brothers Records in 1987 where he worked with artists such as Prince and Madonna. There he single-handedly reactivated their Reprise Records label and made it so successful Warner went from number seven in the industry to number one.
In 1990 MCA/Universal offered Ernie the coveted position of Head of their Urban Music Division. There he helped bring Hip-Hop to a mainstream consumer audience.
Over the course of his career, Ernie Singleton helped cultivate heavy-hitting acts such as Patti LaBelle, Prince, Gladys Knight, Quincy Jones, and many, MANY others. Ernie also persuaded MTV to feature a hip-hop artist on their awards show for the first time. With over 150 Gold and Platinum records to his credit, it is no surprise that he widely referred to as "The man with the platinum touch!"
Today he is the president and CEO of Singleton Entertainment, an entertainment consulting company, and has launched a podcast called "My Business Is Pleasure"
Phil Quartararo
Music's Marketing Guru
Started Virgin Records and went on to change an industry that didn't want to be changed! In this episode of Shock to the System Coach Dan Gordon probes the mind of Phil Quartararo, the music industry's marketing genius. Phil Q left a high-paying career to join a young Richard Branson in starting Virgin Records.
Phil shares how he went on to make household names of U2 and The Spice Girls and how he completely revamped how the music industry markets its artists to the world.
Phil Q has been one of the most influential people in the music business for the last 40+ years. Unless you're in the music business you may have never heard of him. Phil launched Virgin Records in 1986 with Sir Richard Branson where Phil served as CEO. He was then CEO of Warner Records, EMI, Rhythm Nation. He has personally worked with artists including Linkin Park, Josh Groban, Madonna, Stevie Nicks, Cher, Eric Clapton, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Faith Hill, Goo Goo Dolls, Green Day, The Spice Girls, Janet Jackson, and many, MANY others!
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Mark Cronin
Reality TV's Surreal Star
How did a frustrated engineer transform his life to become Hollywood's hottest producer?
In this episode of Shock to the System, Coach Dan Gordon probes the mind of Mark Cronin, Reality TV's superstar producer. How did a frustrated engineer transform his life to become Hollywood's hottest producer?
When you hate your life bad enough, you'll do anything to follow a dream. Mark Cronin engineered his way out of a dead-end job and into one of Hollywood's most lucrative power-positions. Hear his story of success and how he created over 44 different TV shows including The Surreal Life.
Have you ever said to yourself, "Hey, I have a great idea for a TV show?" A lot of people have. My guest today not only said that but he actually created a TV show. And more than that, but he created a kind of show no one had ever seen before. And more than that, he went on to create a total of 44 TV shows. Not 44 episodes of a show. We're talking 44 different TV shows.
Mark Cronin is one of Hollywood's most successful and television producers. He is widely credited with co-creating a new version of reality TV called celeb-reality when he created the show "The Surreal Life" in 2003.
Mark's path to Hollywood began with a degree in chemical engineering from the University of Pennsylvania. From there he went into marketing. Then he chose to take the bold step of pursuing his dream career and started writing for television for Nick-at-Nite. I
Mark then became a writer and producer for "The Howard Stern Show." Then moved to MTV and became head writer for the dating show "Singled Out." Mark then created his own game show for Comedy Central called "Beat the Geeks."
From there, Mark started cranking out successful reality show after successful reality show. His work is credited for single-handedly saving the cable channel VH1 as well as setting ratings records across the board for both network and cable TV. Most recently, Mark developed Bravo's highest-rated series, "Below Deck," a sort of Downton Abbey on the high seas, now in its eighth season.
Today Mark Cronin runs his company Little Wooden Boat Productions where he's still at it, making groundbreaking television. So we're going to find out all about Mark, how he made it big in Hollywood, what it takes to be a creative innovator and so much more.
Lucy Hall & RiKarlo Handy
Tore-up from the floor-up
A harrowing journey from crack addict to sobriety's savior for hundreds of women.
In this episode of Shock to the System, Coach Dan Gordon probes the minds of Lucy Hall, Sobriety's Savior & RiKarlo Handy, Documentary Filmmaker, learning their secrets of success and triumph over adversity and devastation.
Lucy is the Founder and CEO of Mary Hall Freedom House. Since 1996 Lucy has helped over 10,000 women and children break their addiction, to poverty, to homelessness to drugs but even more so, break the addiction from the internal story that says, "I can't."
Lucy Hall shares her harrowing story of how she found salvation at the edge of addiction and death. Hear the story of how she came back from being "tore-up from the floor-up" to create the Mary Hall Freedom House, where she has become sobriety's savior for hundreds of addicted women, saving hundreds of addicts from a horrific fate.
Lucy is the subject of a new documentary called Hope Village which was produced by my other guest, Rikarlo Handy. You're going to want to listen to what Lucy has to say because she is going to tell you how she has helped all these people break their addiction and get past their story.
So if she can help those people, Lucy's going to have some really unique insight into helping you too.
My other guest is Rikarlo Handy. Rikarlo is a superstar in the entertainment world here in LA. He started working in the film industry at just 14 years old. By 18 he was directing music videos, commercials, films.
Rikarlo found a higher calling than just cranking out entertainment. With his company Sunwise Media, Rikarlo makes films that inspire social change with stories about people doing amazing things in the world. Rikarlo made a documentary called Hope Village about Lucy Hall going from addict to creating the Mary Hall Freedom House and serving all those people.
Glenn Stearns | The Undercover Billionaire
In this episode of Shock to the System, Coach Dan Gordon probes the mind of Glenn Stearns, The Undercover Billionaire. Glenn discusses his rags-to-riches secrets that put him at the top of the mortgage industry. <READ MORE>
Ernie Singleton | The Platinum Touch
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Phil Quartararo | Music's Marketing Guru
Started Virgin Records and went on to change an industry that didn't want to be changed! In this episode of Shock to the System Coach Dan Gordon probes the mind of Phil Quartararo, the music industry's marketing genius. Phil Q left a high-paying career to join a young Richard Branson in starting Virgin Records. <READ MORE>
Mark Cronin | Reality TV's Surreal Star
In this episode of Shock to the System, Coach Dan Gordon probes the mind of Mark Cronin, Reality TV's superstar producer. How did a frustrated engineer transform his life to become Hollywood's hottest producer? <READ MORE>
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Stormy Simon
From Secretary to CEO
Stormy Simon | From Secretary to CEO
How did a single mom on food stamps become CEO of the first $2 billion online retail sensation?
In this episode of Shock to the System, Coach Dan Gordon probes the mind of Stormy Simon, a woman who went from a single mom on food stamps to become CEO of the first $2 billion online retail sensation!
At 21, Stormy was a destitute single mother with no hope for the future. Yet, less than a decade later, she was President of a $2 billion online retailer and setting standards still used today.
Stormy is the former president of the $2B company Overstock.com. There she completely revolutionized their Branding, their Marketing, their Customer Service. So much so that her results were copied by just about every other online retailer on the planet. Under her guidance, Overstock was named to Forbes' list of "America's 100 Most Trustworthy Companies." Stormy is also responsible for growing the ranks of female executives at Overstock from 7% to 33%.
Stormy is the arch-a-type of an unconventional leader. She never went to college. Never went to business school. And yet Story has been featured in Inc. Magazine, Forbes, Entrepreneur, CNBC, Fox Business and did I mention she was also president of a $2 billion company? All this- without ever having to take out a student loan. Take that university education.
Stormy followed her passion into the business world of Cannabis where she has been revolutionizing that industry as well. In 2017 Stormy joined the board of High Times Magazine, one of the leading global brands in cannabis culture and a personal favorite of mine when I was in high school.
Today, Stormy serves on the board of Mission Green, a nonprofit working to free non-violent cannabis offenders from prison. She volunteers her time at Columbus Community Center, which provides jobs to adults with mental disabilities. She also serves on the boards of YWCA, Boys & Girls Club, and is a longtime supporter of the Wounded Warrior Project, a non-profit supporting wounded active duty service members, and veterans.
In addition, Stormy has a new podcast called, "Lunch with Stormy: Liberty Lunch Edition."
John Shin
A Mindset of Success!
John Shin | A Mindset of Success!
One of America's most successful insurance tycoons creates the movie "Think & Grow Rich – The Legacy."
In this episode of Shock to the System, Coach Dan Gordon probes the mind of John Shin, a first- generation Korean-American who went from poverty to phenomenal wealth using the principles from the book, Think & Grow Rich. <READ MORE>
John Shin's parents came to America with a dream of wealth that was never fully realized. Yet, as a young man, John discovered Napoleon Hill's classic book, Think & Grow Rich. Using what he learned from that book, John went on to start over 26 different companies from scratch, with every one of them becoming multi-million-dollar enterprises.
Sir John, as he is known today, is the ultimate rags-to-riches success story. He knows the secret for transforming thinking from a mindset of sacristy to a mindset of wealthy abundance.
He has not only built exponential wealth for himself but he has also taught literally thousands of people how to follow in his footsteps as part of his financial services company called Axianta where he has opened over 128 offices in 42 different states. John is an amazing speaker. You have never seen someone hold an audience like John. He is an amazing author, having written the book "How Rich Asians Think" which is his own interpretation of Think & Grow Rich.
Sir John is such a believer in Think & Grow Rich that he created and produced the movie "Think and Grow Rich: The Legacy." Because he wanted to share these important business concepts with the world. In fact, a lot of people wanted to make this movie but John is the only person the Napoleon Hill Foundation trusted to turn this great book into a film.
Now when he's not creating wealth he's giving back. Sir John is also the co-founder of the All For One Foundation which is an international charity helping to change children's lives through health and education. Further, he sits on over 6 different boards of other charities.
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Danielle Stobb (Summer 2017)
After completing my graduate thesis, "How Working in Local Television News Affects Journalists' Personal Lives," I chose to become a television news producer at Fox6 in Milwaukee. Currently, I produce weekday morning newscasts. It's my responsibility to select, organize, and write each news story that the anchors read on air. The job is fast-paced, and I learn something new every day.
Lindsay Weber (Summer 2017)
I am currently an Assignment Editor for WLWT, the Hearst-owned NBC affiliate station in my hometown of Cincinnati. I started working for WLWT as an Associate Producer soon after I finished my thesis and education in Milwaukee. Five months later, I was promoted. Our station's General Manager told me I was the fastest promotion at the news station. I have no doubt that my Master's degree worked in my favor. I am currently focused on my work in news, and hope to gain a few more years of professional experience before I consider doctoral study.
Daniel Murphy (Summer 2016)
Since September 2016 I've been the senior designer for Merge Records, an independent record label based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. I spend my days creating album artwork, packaging, merchandise, and videos for musicians from around the world.
Rachel Kinnard (Summer 2016)
I am a Ph.D. student and research assistant in the Communication department at University of Illinois at Chicago. As a doctoral student, I am studying how media shape and interact with various cultural and political environments, with a specific focus on Europe and the Middle East.
Geraud Blanks (Summer 2016)
I am a Ph.D. student in Communications Studies (Rhetoric and Public Culture) at Northwestern University. My dissertation research explores commemorations of black death as both a compulsory and exploitative praxis of social movement organizing. Additionally, I am working on research projects about the rhetoric of masculinity and media depictions of gender and race.
Megan Connor (Summer 2015)
I am a doctoral student at the Media School at Indiana University. My research interests include media industries, fan studies, celebrity studies, and girl culture and my intended dissertation work concerns the production and reception of young adult media franchises.
Aras Coskuntuncel (Fall 2014)
I am a PhD student and teaching assistant at American University's School of Communication, where I'm focusing on internet governance, surveillance, digital labor, and the Turkish media environment. Before my master's studies at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Media Studies program, I was the diplomacy and foreign news editor at the Hurriyet Daily News, an English-language newspaper in Istanbul, Turkey. I have presented and published my research in both English and Turkish.
Stephen Kohlmann (Fall 2014)
Beginning in the fall of '17, I will be a PhD student in Media Arts & Sciences at Indiana University's Media School. I am interested interrogating notions of taste in popular culture, with an emphasis on how and why certain media texts are perceived as having less cultural value than others.
Christian Moran (Fall 2013)
I manage communications and public affairs for a state representative in the Wisconsin State Legislature and provide communications and policy support to our legislative leadership team. My thesis examined the use of social media by Wisconsin state lawmakers, using both qualitative and quantitative methods. I am a strong believer in the department's interdisciplinary approach to teaching, as it challenges students to think in new ways and provides a foundation to pursue a range of opportunities after graduation. I encourage anyone interested in a professional or academic career in communications to seriously consider applying to the JAMS graduate program.
Casey Carmody (Summer 2013)
Upon completing my degree at UWM, I moved to the Twin Cities to begin my doctoral studies in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication (SJMC) at the University of Minnesota. I am continuing my research of using social scientific methods to understand media law and ethics. In addition to my studies, I am a teaching assistant as well as a member of the SJMC Graduate Student Organization. I have no doubt that my experiences at UWM, both academically and socially, have prepared me well for my future endeavors in the academic world.
Minchul Kim (Summer 2013)
I am a Ph.D. student at the department of Telecommunications at Indiana University Bloomington. As a doctoral student I want to understand how people receive political information from media and translate the information into their opinions. Specifically, I am focusing on the cognitive and emotional processing of political information and the roles that media play in the process.
Tatevik Sargsyan (spring 2012)
Tatevik Sargsyan is a researcher at Ranking Digital Rights, a non-profit research initiative housed at New America's Open Technology Institute. She holds a Ph.D. from American University's School of Communication (SOC), where her work focused on privacy and the privatization of digital public sphere. She also serves as an Adjunct Professor at American University and teaches courses on digital media culture. Previously, Tatevik served as a Google Policy Fellow at the Global Network Initiative and conducted policy analysis on privacy and freedom of expression. Her work has been published in academic journals such as International Journal of Communication and Internet Policy Review. Tatevik is also a fellow at the Internet Law and Policy Foundry—a collaborative platform for early-career Internet law and policy professionals.
Lawrence Dugan Nichols (Fall 2011)
I am currently a Ph.D. student in Communication at Simon Fraser University (in Burnaby/Vancouver, BC, Canada). I've traditionally been interested in cultural Marxism, and I'm currently studying the obstacles that foreclose opportunities for capital to spread and develop. My MA thesis was rooted in Gramscian hegemony—by way of cultural theorist, John Fiske—and examined the struggle over meaning by different segments in our late-capitalist society (conspiracy theorists vs. the state/establishment media). I could not have asked for more supportive faculty members or colleagues in the Media Studies program. Special thanks to those on my committee who helped me get to where I am in academics today.
Aarti Basnyat (Summer 2011)
I work as a Communications Associate with the United Nations University: Institute for Environment and Human Security in Bonn, Germany. As a former journalist I joined UWM to learn more about the theories that I had already put into practice. My Master's thesis was on "Public Diplomacy and Participatory Culture: The U.S. State Department's 'YouTube Democracy Video Challenge'." My Masters degree and research instilled in me the patience to be more organized and think critically. My thesis is what continually inspires me to actively work in media (in all its forms) and explore its potential. The freedom to explore your interests and the guidance of the professors is what I appreciated the most at JAMS. There were no restrictions on what you could research and no limitations on cutting across genres: everything was encouraged, explored and analyzed.
Stacy Blasiola (Summer 2011)
I focused my studies at UWM on the use of social media by professional journalists, and on the convergence of traditional media platforms and new media. These research interests led me to the new media-focused Department of Communication at the University of Illinois at Chicago where I completed my Ph.D. in the Summer of 2017 under the guidance of Zizi Papacharissi. At UIC I took an interest in online privacy, which became my specialization. While there I was awarded a fellowship in a National Science Foundation IGERT program, which allowed me to work with Computer Scientists on issues of privacy. As a Ph.D. student I held internships at Microsoft Research and Facebook, in addition to adjunct teaching at DePaul University and UWM. In the Fall of 2017, I will begin work as a User Experience Researcher at Facebook in Menlo Park, California. I continually find myself thankful for the experiences, support, and education I received at UWM. The emphasis on research and the experience I gained as a T.A. gave me a strong foundation from which to launch my Ph.D. studies.
Wayne Weiai Xu (Summer 2011)
I completed the master's degree in Media Studies at UW-Milwaukee in summer 2011 and graduated with a Ph.D. in Communication at SUNY-Buffalo. I am currently a tenure track assistant professor in communication at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, where I conduct computational research on internet communities and public opinion. UW-Milwaukee provided me with my first glance of life as a media researcher. It is at UWM where I decided to pursue an academic career. I owe UWM my passion for media research.
Yoonmo Sang (Summer 2011)
I earned my master's degree in Media Studies from the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, where I was able to interact with my wonderful professors and cohort. My experience at UWM enabled me to successfully finish my Ph.D. in Media Studies from the University of Texas at Austin. After completing my Ph.D. in August 2015, I joined the faculty of Howard University in January 2016 as an assistant professor in the Department of Strategic, Legal and Management Communication at the Cathy Hughes School of Communications. Before joining the faculty of Howard, I worked for Shinhan Bank in South Korea, the Technology and Information Policy Institute at the University of Texas at Austin, and the American Library Association's Office for Information Technology Policy in Washington, D.C.
John Vanderhoef (Summer 2010)
I am currently a doctoral student at the University of California-Santa Barbara in the Film and Media Studies Department. At the moment my research interests include identity politics, taste, and power in new media cultures, especially video game culture. My time in the M.A. in Media Studies program at UW-Milwaukee established a solid bedrock of knowledge, theories, friendships, and support that I will use for the rest of my life, both in the academy and otherwise. With the continual inspiration from faculty and colleagues, I was able to generate work that made me a viable candidate in the highly competitive market of Ph.D. programs and landed me a position in the exceptional (not to mention ideally located) Film and Media Studies program at UCSB. I live closer to the ocean than I ever thought I would. Just something to consider.
Eric Lohman (Summer 2010)
After completing my master's thesis, I went on to a doctoral program in the Faculty of Information and Media Studies at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario. There I completed a doctoral research project that focused on the political economy of remote work. After receiving my doctorate, I returned to UWM's Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies department as a full-time lecturer, where I currently teach a variety of courses, including Gender and the Media, and Principles of Media Studies. My research interests include political economy of media and technology, gender, immaterial labor, and wedding culture.
Melissa Zimdars (Summer 2010)
Melissa Zimdars is an Assistant Professor of Communication and Media at Merrimack College in North Andover, Massachusetts. After completing her M.A. at UWM in 2010, she earned her Ph.D. in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of Iowa in 2015. Using an integrated approach to media studies, Zimdars considers the relationships between television texts, society, technology, communication policy, and media industries. She is currently working on a book, titled Watching Our Weights: The Consequences and Contradictions of Televising Fatness in the "Obesity Epidemic," and her work has appeared in Feminist Media Studies, Popular Communication, Television and New Media, and Flow. After a teaching resource she made went viral, Zimdars also began analyzing fake news and otherwise misleading "news" sources while co-editing a collection of essays entitled Fake News: Mis/Disinformation in the Digital Age.
Patrick Fitzgerald (Spring 2010)
My MA thesis at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee examined the way one news outlet, the Minneapolis, Minnesota-based Star Tribune, framed political protest during the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota. Following my Master's Degree, I pursued my doctoral research within Cardiff University's School of Journalism, Media, and Cultural Studies, which I graduated from in 2015. My doctoral research examined British and American media coverage of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, with a primary emphasis on examining the media representation of the anti-government protesters in addition to the news sourcing routines of the journalists covering the protests in Egypt. Following my Ph.D., I have published peer-reviewed academic research within the Journal of Media Critiques as well as Mediální studia / Media Studies: Journal for Critical Media Inquiry. My research interests are primarily concerned with the relationship between media, democracy, technology, and citizenship. I would recommend the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's M.A. program to anyone interested in exploring today's media and communications landscape through a critical lens. The professors at UWM possess the intellect, skill, and patience to help any student excel. If it were not for the guidance I received from the faculty during my time at UW-Milwaukee, I would not be where I am today.
Susie Seidelman (Spring 2010)
Susie Seidelman runs Victura Communications, a communications and public relations firm for nonprofits and foundations. She works closely with clients to understand their communications needs, craft goals and strategic plans to meet them, and execute that strategy to align messaging across platforms. She builds capacity within organizations, ensuring they have the skills and tools needed to do their best communications work, and trains organizations to use these tools to greatest effect.
James Carviou (Summer 2009)
After completing my M.A. in 2009, I entered the Ph.D. program in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Iowa. My experience at UWM prepared me for life as an academic. The M.A. classes provided opportunities to explore all areas of media research. UWM's graduate faculty give beneficial feedback and guide students in the right direction towards their future goals. As a Ph.D. student and a teaching assistant, I find myself continually benefitting from the priceless experiences I had at UWM as a graduate student. My current research focuses on how gender is constructed by the media and the role of the media in identity development.
Martha Boehm (Spring 2009)
I have been Viterbo University's digital marketing and media specialist since July 2015. My duties include managing Viterbo's main social media channels, producing videos, telling stories and creating ads in various formats on social, radio, TV, email, and other digital outlets. Before working in marketing, I was an award-winning journalist. I worked as a TV news bureau reporter/videographer for WEAU 13 News and Fox 25/48 in La Crosse, Wisconsin. I moved to Madison two years later to work as a TV news producer at WKOW and then I moved back to La Crosse to become WKBT's internet content coordinator. The job title later changed to digital content manager. I managed WKBT's social media accounts, website, and mobile app.
Angela McManaman (Spring 2008)
After receiving an undergraduate degree from the department in 2000, I came back as a master's student in 2005 and found many new faces on the faculty with backgrounds in cultural studies, politics, feminism and new media, which challenged my writing and my perspective. You'll never watch a commercial or think about gender or observe a presidential campaign in the same way after a semester in Johnston Hall. And the range of students and the student experience at UWM in general is just remarkable. As an editor and project manager for UWM's communication department I've interviewed students who grew up in refugee camps, first-generation college students, alumni working in film and theater and opera, an alumnus who is an Andy Warhol "expert." I wrote a student profile two years ago, "From Felon to Freshman," that resulted in a lot of "who wrote this?" phone calls and e-mails from UWM faculty and students (cheers and jeers), and remains one of my favorite examples of the amazing life stories that unfold at UWM. I also advocate for old-fashioned American values like public education, relying heavily on PR writing and public speaking techniques and experiences I picked up in Johnston Hall. I can also tell you that despite any rumors to the contrary, Johnston 317 is not haunted. I had a parapsychologist tour the building as part of a feature-writing assignment several years ago. He thinks Greene Hall hosts more paranormal activity, FYI.
John Bartel (Fall 2008)
While I love to travel, it seems I never really left Milwaukee and UWM, and I'm perfectly happy with that. I received my bachelor's degree in JMC at UWM in 1974 and then went to work at (what used to be) WEMP Radio-1250 AM, before embarking on a long and rewarding career in public relations at Wisconsin Energy Corp. When my wife came back to UWM to finish her degree in the 2000s, I knew it was time to earn my master's degree in JMC, which I received in 2008. My "career" at UWM is even stronger now because I work at our alma mater as coordinator of alumni chapters and legislative advocacy efforts for the UWM Alumni Association. I encourage all JMC grads, no matter what your degree, to get active in the new JMC Alumni Chapter. It's a great way to network and stay active with the Department.
Anthony Marinetti (Summer 2008)
I enrolled in the Media Studies graduate program in 2006; my research interests at the time were online communities, indie culture, and subcultural capital. I was also a Teaching Assistant for the 101 JAMS course while completing my degree. With guidance and support from the outstanding Media Studies faculty, I was able to pursue my research interests, and I completed my thesis in the summer of 2008. After finishing my graduate work, I accepted a full-time position at Cardinal Stritch University in Milwaukee. I have been working at Stritch ever since, and I am now the Assistant Director of Academic Support. I also teach on occasion as a member of the Adjunct Faculty (Intro to Grammar & Composition, Applied Study Strategies). I live in Whitefish Bay with my wife, our son Julian, and our dogs. I hope to continue working in higher education, and eventually, I hope to complete my Ph.D. in Media Studies or Mass Communication.
Tim Macafee (Summer 2008)
Tim Macafee is an Assistant Professor of Communication at Concordia University Wisconsin. He teaches journalism, social media and other media writing courses. His research interests include social media's role in political engagement, and his work is published in scholarly journals and book chapters. Tim is grateful for the Media Studies program for providing a foundation to pursue a career in academia.
Erin Hareng (Fall 2007)
Erin Hareng is the Director of Cancer Fundraising Strategy for Aurora Health Care. Her career has been in the non-profit field, focusing on marketing, strategy and fund raising. She currently serves as a Trustee on the Board for Herzing University; is a Tempo Member and Committee Chair for the Tempo Diversity & Inclusion Strategic Initiative as well as Co-Chair of the Mentor Event, Board Member for Santana Dotson's 71 Ways Foundation and a member of Professional Dimensions.
Melody Hoffmann (Summer 2007)
After receiving my B.A. and M.A. from UWM, I took two years off from graduate school. Thanks to the encouragement and help of my professors at UWM, I was accepted into the Ph.D. program at the University of Minnesota's Department of Communication Studies and completed my doctorate in May 2013. The breadth of courses I took at UW-Milwaukee has given me a unique perspective into a traditional Communications degree. Getting my Ph.D. at such a large university, I realized how much I missed the small size of UW-Milwaukee and the JAMS department. The personalized touch of coursework and advising is something hard to find at a large institution. And the guidance doesn't end upon graduation. Ten years later, I am still being mentored by my MA advisor. The job I currently have, a mass communication instructor at Anoka-Ramsey Community College, is in large part due to my work at UWM. In the JAMS department, I TAed Media Writing for two years and with two degrees in mass communication, I was able to land a job that intersected with the larger communication studies department on campus. I also write for independent publications (bitch media, streets.mn), using the writing and critical thinking skills I gained from my journalism and media studies professors. Going to UWM and getting my MA in the JAMS Department was a solid life choice that I am so grateful for.
Paul Wangsvick (Summer 2007)
I decided to attend UWM for my MA in part because I wanted a program that emphasized research with a thesis option. The research and writing skills I developed while at UWM helped to prepare me for further graduate training. I'm now a PhD candidate in rhetoric at the University of Memphis, where many of the skills I developed and acquired at UWM have served me well. Despite changing my research focus between my MA and PhD programs, I have been able to conjoin the quantitative methodology training I received at UWM with the qualitative methodology training I am now pursuing while advancing my own scholarship.
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Африка
 Мероитское царство (Куш) — Теритедахатей, царь (194 — 209)

Азия
 Армения Великая:
 Вагарш II, царь (186 — 198)
 Хосров I, царь (198 — 217)
 Дханьявади — Тюрия Дипати, царь (198 — 245)
 Западные Кшатрапы — Живадаман, махакшатрап (197 — 199)
 Иберия — Рев I, царь (189 — 216)
 Китай (Династия Восточная Хань):
 Сянь-ди (Лю Се), император (189 — 220)
 Цао Цао, регент (197 — 220)
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 Когурё — Сансан, тхэван (197 — 227)
 Пэкче — Чхого, король (166 — 214)
 Силла — Нэхэ, исагым (196 — 230)
 Кушанское царство — Васудэва I, великий император (191 — 226)
 Осроена — Абгар IX Великий, царь (177 — 212)
 Паган — Пьюсоти, король (167 — 242)
 Парфия — Вологез IV, шах (191 — 208)
 Сатавахана — Шри Яджня Сатакарни, махараджа (178 — 207)
 Хунну — Хучуцюань, шаньюй (195 — 215)
 Чера — Тагадур Эринда Перумшерал, царь (185 — 201)
 Япония — Тюай, тэнно (император) (191 — 200)

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 Боспорское царство — Савромат II, царь (174 — 210)
 Ирландия — Лугайд мак Кон, верховный король (195 — 225)
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 Септимий Север, римский император (193 — 211)
 Каракалла, римский император (198 — 217)
 Публий Марций Сергий Сатурнин, консул (198)
 Луций Аврелий Галл, консул (198)

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Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk has no idea on how to stop Lionel Messi
Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk has admitted that he has no idea on how to restrict the threat from Lionel Messi when his team face Barcelona in the Champions League semi-final. The Reds cruised to the last four of the competition after a comfortable 6-1 win over Porto and they are now scheduled to face the Blaugrana, who are deemed the front-runners to secure the trophy.
Speaking on BT Sport, Van Dijk said that he has yet to devise any strategy on limiting the threat from Messi. He added that there are 10 other players within the Blaugrana ranks and the Reds would require a collective effort in order to progress to their second Champions League final on the bounce.
He said: "How are we going to do it (stop Messi)? I don't know, we'll see. It's going to be a great match-up for all of us. It's about doing it all together, it's never 1vs1, it's never just me against a particular striker. It's always us against everyone and I think that's the only way we can defend well. It's going to be very hard and I think he's the best player in the world but we'll see."
Liverpool have outclassed teams with their exciting attack front of Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane this term, but they should be matched in that department with Messi, Luis Suarez and Philippe Coutinho in the opposition ranks. As such, the difference could come through the defensive strength of the sides and the Reds could hold the advantage in this aspect.
Nonetheless, the Blaugrana are still regarded as the favourites to secure the Champions League crown, and the outcome could be largely determined by how the Reds manage to restrict the threat from Messi. The Argentine is currently the top-scorer in the competition this term with 10 goals from just eight appearances.
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Was Killing Bin Laden Worth It?
VESTIGES OF BIN LADEN
Does anyone else keep getting the eerie feeling that generations to come may look back on the times we're living in now and feel aghast? Crippled by insomnia, I stay up all night thinking that I hear someone laughing in the next room. Osama Bin Laden is dead. Shot in the eye by a U.S. Navy Seal. When president Obama declared this on live television, a seismic shock rippled across the borders of the world. In the United States the assassination was celebrated with exuberant joy. As the dust has settled over the past month and a half, there is now a need to ask if this act was really cause for celebration. I think it was not. Let me explain why, and we'll see if you agree.
A day after the news broke, Robert Fisk wrote an article in The Independent ("Was he Betrayed?...", 3 May 2011) where he pointed out that, at the time of his death, Bin Laden's political influence was, for all intensive purposes, null and void: "the mass revolutions in the Arab world over the past four months mean that al-Qa'ida was already politically dead." Osama Bin Laden, the most wanted man in the United States, was "a middle-aged nonentity, a political failure outstripped by history – by the millions of Arabs demanding freedom and democracy in the Middle East."
On the day this Osama Doe was finally put to death (a day we all were expecting to come eventually), "the world went mad," says Fisk: "The Americans were drunk with joy. David Cameron thought it 'a massive step forward'. India described it as a 'victorious milestone'. 'A resounding triumph,' Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu boasted. But after 3,000 Americans dead on 9/11, countless more in the Middle East, up to half a million Muslims dead in Iraq and Afghanistan and 10 years trying to find Bin Laden, pray let us have no more 'resounding triumphs.'" Even though they are difficult to formulate and their responses, disconcerting, it is crucial I think to raise questions at times like these: Could the reaction to Bin Laden's death possess a richer meaning than the decision to do the deed? Why was America so drunk with joy to hear that Bin Laden had been killed? Are we sure that we haven't just guillotined a cadaver? What was the price of killing this enemy?
My suspicion is that the United States was in dire need of something to rally around as a nation, in order to at least momentarily remember what it feels like to reconcile differences and feel united again. Obama was likely keen to this, and his timing, convenient, as he gears up for the 2012 elections. But, there is something more to this atmosphere of celebration, something that Dan Carlin recently brought to our attention in an episode of Common Sense titled "Pyrrhic Schadenfreude" (2 May 2011). As CNN was transmitting images of a crowd chanting in front of the White House, Carlin was thinking to himself, "While it was understandable that people would be jubilant, I wasn't not sure that these people in the crowd who were so jubilant understood exactly what this guy had done to us. I'm not sure it's a triumph sort of period. It's sort of like a pyrrhic victory."
Perhaps Bin Laden had become a non-entity in the context of geopolitics, but in the context of U.S foreign and domestic policy, his legacy lives on, not in the sense that his cronies are embedded in the U.S. strategizing their next terrorist plot, but in the sense that his actions have affected and continue to affect the way we look at ourselves, at each other, at the world (not to mention all that we are willing to sacrifice in the name of combating the threat that his legacy poses). Carlin offers a precise metaphor for the U.S. reaction to the death of Bin Laden: "He came and stabbed us in the back and gave us a potentially mortal wound, where we could bleed to death very easily. We turned around and killed him and then we laughed in his face. I'm not so sure he would be upset with the results. I think this guy got exactly what he wanted, every step of the way... And we're living with the ramifications and I don't think they're positive, and people are chanting USA! USA!... It's almost like they don't know how bad the wound is that's bleeding from our back" (ibid.).
And Fisk, who had personally interviewed Bin Laden several times, corroborates Carlin's suspicion: "In the years after 2001," Fisk sent Bin Laden "a list of 12 questions, the first of which was obvious: what kind of victory could he claim when his actions resulted in the US occupation of two Muslim countries? There was no reply for weeks. Then one weekend, waiting to give a lecture in Saint Louis in the US, I was told that Al Jazeera had produced a new audiotape from Bin Laden. And one by one – without mentioning me – he answered my 12 questions. And yes, he wanted the Americans to come to the Muslim world – so he could destroy them" (Fisk, ibid.).
It is a strange queston to ask, but it needs to be asked: If the U.S. government has played right into Bin Laden's hand, then what is there to celebrate? Does anyone think Bin Laden did not wish to be a martyr? The U.S. is overextended economically, fighting long and discombobulated wars, and the Judicial branch has had to "reinterpret" the constitution (this interpretation, of course, being classified) in order to sustain the legality of Executive branch's so-called 'security measures'. Perhaps it is hyperbole to say that the US has been destroyed (as Bin Laden had wanted), but the integrity of our constitutional rights seems less and less important to government officials and citizens alike.
What's more, certain processes of destruction do not happen in the blink of an eye (like the 9/11 attacks), but are long, drawn out and sometimes hard to notice. The destruction of a building brought down by a wrecking ball is fast, loud, tremendous, dramatic. The destruction of a building that has fallen into decay (because it lacks maintenance or prohibits maintenance) is much less likely to appear as a threat at all, since from the outside the building continues to project the appearance of stability and security, even while it's rotting at its core, in its foundation.
The videos that Bin Laden produced over the years are likely to haunt us through the decades to come. In those videos, as Carlin recalls, "one thing he said was that the attacks would have an effect all out of proportion to the damage done, because they were directed at a country that hadn't seen war on its soil in 100 years. He had talked about how, if you blow up a building in a country that's used to having bombs explode, it's not that big of a deal; if you do it in a tranquil, peaceful place that hasn't known war, the place is likely to freak out. The place freaked out" (ibid.). Now, a month and a half after Bin Laden's death and the fiestas patrias that followed it, the nation is, if not still freaking out, then at least zombified to the matter.
To imagine where the U.S. would be as a country, had the 9/11 attacks not taken place, had the U.S. military not sent ground troops to Iraq or Afghanistan, is to envision a world without Bin Laden. It is an tantalizing dream, but it is only a dream, our reality is here, in this crisis that is painful to accept as our own. Bin Laden has impacted U.S. foreign and domestic policy more dramatically than any individual legislator in the United States, and this impact, as the prognosis suggests, is shocking. "We're dealing with amazing amounts of security, when judged by pre-9/11 standards: who's responsible for that? That's that knife-wound in the back, folks, continuing to bleed long after we've cut Osama's head off. You want to pick it up and laugh at it? It might laugh back" (Carlin, ibid.).
Does anyone else find it hard to understand why we would celebrate the death of the single most wanted terrorist? Is it not within us to celebrate an achievement in international politics that guarantees everyone the possibility of a better coexistence without the threat of terrorism? The jubilance in response Bin Laden's death is a clear indicator that what is being celebrated here is something ephemeral, dislocated from the origins of the problem. Did the capture of Abimael Guzman put an end to terrorism? Will the death of Bin Laden guarantee a terror-free world? It's not very likely, as long as we continue to skirt the central problem: How can we coexist in a peaceful and civilized way, recognizing that we are part of both the problem and the solution? I hope that one day we can celebrate great peace accords between many people, instead of the death of one individual. Between now and then, let peaceful reflection be our guide.
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