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State Champs Participate in Christmas Parade!
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The 1A State Champions Central Catholic Knights, Coaches and Cheerleaders participated in the 2015 Lafayette Christmas Parade. Riding on top of two fire trucks the team had a great time celebrating during the parade.


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Jason actually came up with the title for my book and I came up with the title for his new worship CD which starts duplication this week too. His album is called ~~Running Free~~. 12 great original worship songs including one old hymn put to a new tune, and two songs directed towards Mother's and Fathers – one each – plus a Christmas song – his CD will cost $15 as will my book. If you are interested in Pre ordering from us, just send us a note either on here, or on facebook or to our email and we can give you the information.
I see God's hand in all of this and stand amazed that my blog now has hits from 32 countries and that I have over 40 CD's and DVD's produced now – The Healings continue at a rapid pace – even on facebook where I have hosted healing services and many people post back the next day or two days later about how God touched them and healed them and gave testimony of His goodness and faithfulness.
There truly have been healings at every service I have been honored to lead since attending the Healing Seminar at Bethel Church last January with Bill Johnson and Randy Clark. I have known Randy for many years by email because of our Vineyard connections, but it was a joy to meet him in person there in Redding last January. I will be returning to the Leadership Advance at Bethel church in Redding later in October. I saw regular healings prior to the seminar too – but the frequency has gone way up and now roughly 75% of the people I am blessed and honored to pray for get well. Over 6000 people have been healed in the past eight years – God is all over this – blasting people and breaking into their lives through healing. Healing is an amazing evangelistic tool and will be featured in the next book that I am already working on.
Every healing is important, but some of the more noticeable ones are deaf ears opening, ringing in the ears subsiding, crippled feet being restored, arthritis healed, cancer eliminated, couples unable to get pregnant, get pregnant one to two weeks later, all sorts of eye problems healed like floaters, shooting stars, blurred vision, cataracts, unable to tear, also allergies, lots and lots of metal healings where people have metal in their bodies like pins, screws, plates, bolts, etc – to help a condition but metal often then manifests in pain, cold, and numbness- and many people have received much relief, also heart conditions, lumps decreasing, cists being healed, skin conditions, and many of these with medical verification too – too much to list here – but suffice it to say, we are just a tool and an instrument in God's hand as the healing is entirely from Him – we take no credit, but enjoy the hugs.
And while I have openings in August to minister, September is filling up and October is starting to fill up too – its a blessing to serve others and people in the body of Christ this way, but to also minister to and help those who do not have a relationship with Jesus to come into that opportunity. So far this year I have been blessed to lead nearly 500 people to Jesus and my goal is 1000 for the year so God is definitely up to some great things.
Thanks to everyone who reads these blogs and for signing up friends – that is a great blessing just to be refered to others – and please leave a comment too – I read every one of them and value what others are saying.
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God's many blessings on your Anniversary! And also on your ministry!
Praise the Lord for all the Lord is doing in you, through you, and for you!!


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Thanks for this, Sally. I might have a go! Hope you had a good holiday and are raring to get back to your writing again!
Yes, Helen, am raring to go, as long as real life stops interrupting me and causing hassle!
Thanks, Sally, will bookmark that, and you're by a canal there by the looks of it, that's a good omen.
Love that purple coat by the way, magic.
I don't know about magic, Susan. But it kept me dry!
Thanks for posting this, Sally. As a travel and fiction writer this is right up my street.
Good Luck with it, Susan. Let me know if you're successful!
Don't you just love a British summer holiday? I entered the last Senior Travel Expert comp and although I didn't win I enjoyed venturing into a style of writing I don't usually do, and it's quite a tight word limit, too. Definitely worth a punt (so to speak).
Yes, there's lots of good things about a British summer holiday – unfortunately the weather isn't always one of them! Fingers crossed if you decide to enter the travel writing comp again, Julia.
Thanks for this, I'll certainly be having a go. I've just bought some new waterproof boots, jacket and trousers for our holiday in Scotland in mid-September. I'm hoping my plan works and being properly kitted out for wet weather will ensure a fortnight of sun! But our visit will probably include trips to the coast, lochs and rivers so I should be able to find something to write about when I get home.
Fingers crossed for sunshine, Linda (& success in the competition)!


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Bonnie Belle Falke
Dec 26, 1929 Oct 26, 2014
Bonnie Belle Falke, 84, of Turlock, California, passed away at Emanuel Medical Center, after a brief illness on Sunday, October 26, 2014. Bonnie was born to Glenn and Linnie Watson in Eden, Idaho. She was raised in Turlock, attended Turlock area schools, graduated from Turlock High School in 1948. She married the love of her life, Wallace Peterson Falke. They were married for 56 years.
Bonnie and Wally raised their family in Hilmar, California. While the children were attending school during 1960's, Bonnie worked at Elim Elementary as a librarian assistant, and later served as a 4-H adviser and Girl Scout leader. Bonnie was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Turlock 2nd Ward. She served in the Young Women program, taught Primary and served as Relief Society Secretary.
In 1969, Wally and Bonnie opened Wally Falke's Air Conditioning in Turlock California. She worked in the office for twenty years. The remaining years of her life, Bonnie spent closer to home, traveling with Wally, when possible, and enjoying family time to the fullest.
Bonnie was preceded in death by her husband Wallace Peterson Falke and their son Jeffery Earl Falke.
She is survived is by her one remaining sibling Afton Watson Falke. Bonnie is survived by her loving family, which she called "her life" Linda Falke Arakelian, (Ronald) of Turlock, California; Rick Falke (Christi) of Turlock, and Timothy Falke of Roanoke, Virginia
Cali Arakelian, Zack Arakelian, of Turlock; Erik (Melissa) Arakelian of Logan, Utah;
Jesse Falke, Rachel Falke of Turlock; Sara Falke of Mill Valley, Ca; Jennie (Jared) Parsons of Portland Oregon; Lacie (Joel) Maring of Patterson, Ca; Linnie Falke of Modesto, Ca; Shana (Ryan) Anderson, of Turlock and Timothy W. Falke of Roanoke, Virginia.
Great- Grandchildren
Calista Arakelian McShane of Turlock; Kalin, Maxx and Kendall Parsons of Portland, Oregon;
John and Edward Maring of Patterson; Harlow Falke of Modesto; Kody Brackett, Rylee and Meg Anderson of Turlock; India and TJ Falke of Roanoke, Virginia.
Memorial Services under the direction of Turlock Memorial Park and Funeral Home
Flowers on site by Violet-
Funeral service will be held Friday, October 31, 2014 at 12:00 noon
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (South Building)
4300 Geer Rd Turlock

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What if you are considering a Sacramento divorce, but have recently resided outside of California with your children? In cases where one (or both) of the parents have recently resided with the children in other states, the UCCJEA plays a critical role in deciding which state has jurisdictional authority over the children. The UCCJEA primarily helps decide which state is the home state for the child. Typically, the home state is the state the child has resided in for the last six months prior to the filing of the custody motion. If a state qualifies as the child's home state, that state receives absolute priority in making custody orders and no other state can interfere.
If no state qualifies under the six month home state rule, then no state has home state UCCJEA jurisdiction. The next determination is where the child and at least one parent have a significant connection with the state (other than merely being there), and substantial evidence concerning the child's care, educational, and personal relationships is available in the state.
Also, a state that has home state or significant connection jurisdiction may decline to exercise its jurisdiction, and transfer it to another state if it is more convenient for the parties, or if one of the parties has engaged in misconduct necessitating a change.
Any state may offer temporary emergency jurisdiction if there is child abandonment or the child (or child's parent) is threatened with mistreatment or abuse. This jurisdiction does not usurp either home state jurisdiction or significant connection jurisdiction.


As your company grows and expands, the needs of its employees grow and expand along with it. Employees may be productive from a home office, for example, or they need to travel a great distance for a business meeting and need to have access to certain files and applications while they are out of the office. No matter the reason, having a server capable of remote desktop options can only be a boon for your company and your users.
Microsoft offers one of the finest versions of Remote Desktop Services on the market, and with the recent release of the Microsoft Windows Server 2016, the Remote Desktop Service is even better than ever. Easily access the files you need from anywhere, deliver virtualized applications, and access your desktop from another computer or even another desktop, all with only an internet connection.
The Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop Services includes everything your company needs to get your server up and running, along with many improvements from past versions to create the best version of the Remote Desktop Services yet. Read on to see the features added that can make a huge difference for you and your company.
Virtualization based on Sessions—Take advantage of the computing power introduced in Microsoft Windows Server 2016 and offer a cost-effective multi-session environment that will drive your users' every day workloads with speed and efficiency. Keep everyone working and keep things moving along easier than ever before.
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure—By using the Windows Client, you can deliver high performance app capability and the familiarity that your users have grown accustomed to through, similar to the traditional Windows Desktop experience. Even someone that is unfamiliar with server infrastructure will be able to get up and running in no time with Windows VDI.
The Full Desktop Experience, from Anywhere—Your users will love the full desktop experience that comes with running a Microsoft Windows 2016 Server. You can install applications and manage them directly on the server itself. If your users rely on the server for their full workstation, or if you have clients coming in from an external services using MultiPoint, your users will always have what they need, when they need.
App Compatibility with Windows 10—If your app works on Windows 10, it will almost always work on Windows Server 2016 as well. Plus, it has the same look and feel as Windows 10, ensuring that anyone who uses Windows 10 can very easily use Windows Server 2016 and the Remote Desktop Services contained inside.
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Vignettes from the Collection
KNMA @ Google Art & Culture
LECTURES / SYMPOSIUMS
ARTISTS' WORKSHOPS
INVITATION FOR A COUP
Inhabiting The Museum
TEENS/ADULTS
KNMA
Director and Chief Curator
KNMA Team
Shiv nadar Foundation
INTERN / VOLUNTEER
The Machine Age - Presented by Echo Chamber, the film club collaboration between KNMA and Light Cube Film Society
2 August 2013-27 September 2013
The world in the 19th century witnessed itself barely held together on the verge of all-pervasive and rampant automatisation, machinisation, equipment, industry and armament; and the immediate consequences of these phenomena: surveillance, nuclear war, accidental footage, dehumanization, a loss of individual personality and late 20th century paranoia. The subsequent development to this cathartic scenario was cinema. This film series aimed to evaluate how machines respond to each other, the manner in which the tracking shots assesses the diagonals, assembly lines and general geometries of modern factories and how the cinematic form is capable of instilling vigour into those whose lives mimic the workings of machines.
The films that were screened during this festival included Workers leaving the Factory, Arrival of the train at Le Ciotat, Anemic, Man with a Movie Camera, Sherlock Jr., The Cameraman , A nous la Liberte, Shoulder Arms, Modern Times and many more. The program also featured guest lectures, talks, discussions and video essays.
The Machine Age
© Copyright 2017 Kiran Nadar Museum of Art
KIRAN NADAR MUSEUM OF ART
145, DLF South Court Mall, Saket
New Delhi, Delhi 110017
10.30 A.M - 6.30 P.M
The museum is closed on Monday and all public holidays.
Plot No. 3 A, Sector 126,
NOIDA, U.P.
Email: knma@hcl.com


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Brownsville Continues Fight Against Environmental Racism
Assemblywoman Latrice Walker addresses Brownsville rally.
The Black and Brown communities have been under attack by the forces of environmental voices for many years. Residents and housing development tenements sounded the alarm about lead and sanitation issues for years, even though their cries fell on primarily deaf ears.
Now, the issues are trending nationally, but the spotlight still tends to miss the Black and Brown electeds and advocates and community who call attention to the poisons affecting their neighbors and constituents.
State Assemblywoman Latrice Walker (D-55) represents a section of New York City that National Grid has selected to snake a gas pipeline through, including Ocean Hill-Brownsville, East New York, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Crown Heights, Bushwick, and Cypress Hills. And from it will spew or leak all the mess that makes environmentalists sick.
Walker, who is Chair of the Subcommittee on Renewable Energy and the Association of Black and Puerto Rican Legislators, is particularly concerned for the neighborhood in which she raised, and so are her associates: Councilmember Alicka Ampry-Samuel (CD-41), Councilmember Inez Barron (CD42), Assemblymember N. Nick Perry (AD-58), Assemblymember Charles Barron (AD-60), Senator Zellnor Y. Myrie (SD-20), Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke (NY-09), and Congresswoman Hakeem Jeffries (NY-08). They've all denounced the Metropolitan Natural Gas Reliabitly Project (the "pipeline" or MRI project'). And for the past few months they've banded with community stakeholders, including the Nehemiah Homemowners Association, the Brownsville Residents GreenCommitte and the Ocean -Hill Brownville Coaliton of Yourn Professionals, and residents.
On December 3, a press release from the Mayor's office announced his joining up with "the advocates and elected officials" to call on National Grid to halt the North Brooklyn Pipeline project. States Assemblwoman Walker's comments were not in the release. However, she issued her own in response. Portions of her statement follow:
Latrice Walker
State Assemblywoman and Chair,Subcommittee on Renewable Energy
It is courageous to tell a major corporation that it must stop the pattern of environmental injustice.
That's precisely what Mayor Bill de Blasio did when he joined (us).
Thank you, Mayor de Blasio, for announcing what the rest of us already knew.
An international corporation such as National Grid knows better and should have used better judgment when deciding on the environmental course of our community.
An environmentally dangerous pipeline in one of our densest, primarily African American communities is unacceptable.
The last thing my neighbors need is another environmentally hazardous, potentially cancer-causing project, undertaken by a major corporation running through another Black Community.
Just because so many of us are underserved doesn't mean we are not smart. We know what this pipeline would be. Stopping it is critical to the health, safety, and welfare of the people I serve.
We appreciate your joining with us to stop environmental racism in Brownsville.
Today, Thursday, December 3rd, The Mayor joins in our community's call to stop the MRI pipeline project. The residents of Brownsville stood firm with their voices to demand that the MRI pipeline be stopped immediately. The Nehemiah Homeowners Association, the
Brownsville Residents Green Committee, and the Ocean – Hill Brownsville Coalition of Young Professionals stood steadfast in their call for the MRI pipeline to be stopped permanently.
There has been more than enough proof provided by various sources that this pipeline has a high probability of becoming a stranded asset, which would leave the residents to foot the bill for the pipeline as city and state climate laws are implemented, not to mention the pipeline would contribute carbon monoxide and methane to the atmosphere, thereby accelerating climate change and its impacts on coastal metropolises like New York City
While we commend the Mayor for using his voice to call an end to this unnecessary pipeline project and wait for the permits to be pulled, we are not done.
We are committed to ensuring that our community receives environmental justice. We must continue our demands for clean and renewable energy systems in our community. We want an end to the greenhouse emissions and criteria air pollutants in our community. These and other variables lead to the negative and far too often disproportionate respiratory and other health issues that many residents suffer from.
This is a notice that every voice in New York counts, and I am not going to allow the people of Brownsville to be sacrificed so that big business can make more money.
When the Brownsville community is not given the respect and consideration it deserves, we will be heard and demand action. Brownsville is entitled to the same clean and renewable energy solutions as other neighborhoods.
Following are the statements by Mayor Bill de Blasio and other "advocates and elected officials" calling on National Grid to halt the North Brooklyn Pipeline project included in a press release issued by the City Hall press office, Thursday morning December 3.
The North Brooklyn Pipeline Project
Bill de Blasio, Mayor,
Climate change is an existential threat to our city and we must transition quickly to clean energy. Today, I am voicing my opposition to National Grid's North Brooklyn Pipeline because we cannot justify the environmental impacts on the largely Black and Brown residents of Brooklyn associated with an unnecessary pipeline expansion. Racial and environmental justice go hand-in-hand, and National Grid has failed to clearly demonstrate that this pipeline is needed to keep New Yorkers warm and safe. I am calling on them to withdraw this project immediately.
Daniel Zarrilli, NYC's Chief Climate Policy Advisor.
Our climate crisis demands an end to new fossil fuel infrastructure, here in New York City and around the globe. Even in this moment as federal climate leadership is poised to re-emerge, it is clear that cities like New York will need to continue raising their climate ambitions. Earlier this year, Mayor de Blasio signed a ground-breaking executive order opposing new fossil fuel infrastructure serving our city and we are following through on that pledge. That's why we are divesting our pensions from fossil fuels, investing billions into job-creating climate solutions like solar, wind, and hydro, and fighting destructive projects like the Williams pipeline and the North Brooklyn pipeline that are undermining our future.
Kim Fraczek, Director, Sane Energy Project, and co-founding member of No NBK Pipeline Coalition
With the Mayor's announcement against National Grid's fracked gas pipeline, there is now unanimous opposition from local city, state, and federal elected officials and tens of thousands of New Yorkers in the affected areas from Brownsville to Greenpoint. So far National Grid has ignored the will of the people and continued construction, but New York City is united against their plans to lock us in to decades of raising our rates for more fossil fuels, pollution, and climate chaos for their private profit. We look forward to continuing our work with the Mayor's office as we operationalize the Executive Order to end the expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure, like the LNG facility at the apex of the North Brooklyn Pipeline.
Gabriel Jamison, Founding Member, Brownsville Residents Green Committee.
We have to prioritize lower income communities of color that have been stripped of resources and exploited for profit for too long. We're calling on our elected officials to fight this pipeline with sustainable love through environmental practices. Restorative justice includes environmental justice for the Black and Brown communities. Going forward, we must foster bold solutions that would prevent projects like the Metropolitan Reliability Infrastructure (North Brooklyn Pipeline) from ever being constructed in this neighborhood. We need more investments in sustainable development, green spaces, clean energy and processes that reflect social inclusion and equity for our community. Brownsville is not a sacrifice zone.
Alex Beauchamp, Northeast Region Director, Food & Water Watch and member, No NBK Pipeline Coalition.
"Mayor de Blasio's opposition to the North Brooklyn fracked gas pipeline is welcome news and yet another clear signal that New Yorkers will never allow National Grid to double down on fossil fuels. It's obvious that we must not build infrastructure that will lock us into decades of ruinous reliance on fossil fuels. We're proud to stand united with Mayor de Blasio and New Yorkers from all five boroughs in opposition to the North Brooklyn Pipeline and all other new fossil fuel projects.
Rachel Rivera, member of New York Communities for Change
As a Brownsville resident and Sandy survivor, it's good to see the City oppose this polluting project. It's time to go off fracked gas. It makes no sense to build entirely new gas infrastructure, and then let National Grid stick all of us with the bill.
Dominique Thomas,
lead organizer, 350.org.
People power stopped the Williams fracked gas pipeline. People power secured an executive order from the mayor of the biggest city in USA banning new fossil fuel infrastructure. Now the mayor is seeing that forward, clearly opposing the unnecessary and risky North Brooklyn pipeline. It's time for National Grid to wake up and realize the future is in renewables, not yet more losing attempts at building new fracked gas infrastructure," said
State Senator Zellnor Myrie
Throughout our history, Black and Brown communities have borne the brunt of environmental neglect and systemic racism. Today we say 'enough.' This is why I have stood in opposition to the North Brooklyn pipeline's expansion through Brownsville and stand with the community's demand that this project be withdrawn," said .
Assembly Member Robert Carroll
I commend Mayor de Blasio for joining me and many other elected officials and activists in calling for the halt of the North Brooklyn Pipeline project. If New York is to meet its ambitious goals of reducing carbon emissions by 80% by 2040, we must stop investing in dirty fossil fuel infrastructure that is meant to last for decades," said
Costa Constantinides
I am proud to lend my voice to the frontline communities that have fought hard against the North Brooklyn Pipeline project," said . "Every day that fossil fuels are burned in our city adds to the climate burden borne disproportionately by communities of color. We owe it to these communities to stand against new fossil fuel infrastructure and instead support a just transition to renewables.
Council Member Antonio Reynoso
The time to stop the use of fossil fuels is now. Our community knows this all too well and it was the hard work of a group of tireless advocates that put this on the City's radar and led to today's announcement from Mayor de Blasio that he would oppose any further work by National Grid on the North Brooklyn pipeline. We are no stranger to environmental justice fights in North Brooklyn, however this fight impacted multiple black and brown communities across the borough. The time has come to begin grappling with the environmental racism that impacts marginalized communities to this day. Today's announcement is a great first step, but we have so much more to do. I want to thank the advocates who worked so hard to make today's announcement a reality. I am also redoubling my commitment to deliver environmental justice to communities across the City who continue to grapple with systemic injustice in our society.
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I miss her. We were friends for so many years. We sat up all night in college, pushing hard to be brilliant – or at least adequate. I vowed to be there for her 100% and never fail her in her time of need. For so long she remained faithful to me, too, even though her friends said it was time to look for something fresh.
I never asked for much. Just a new ribbon once or twice a year. A little correction tape. The distinct and smooth tap-tap her fingers produced signaled all was well. I never got sick on her, never caught a virus that would ruin her plans, and did my best to be a low-maintenance friend.
Together we made poetry. And we made parodies of Manichean cults in iambic pentameter. We explored the history of Irish mythic heroes and produced outlines of all the books of the New Testament. We expounded on Aristotle and Martin Luther and Hemingway. We wrote letters and exegeses. I knew her touch and I knew the pauses when she was thinking.
When her mom and dad brought us together I had never seen anyone so happy. "Just what I've always wanted!" she exclaimed. I thought we would be together forever. But one day a plastic box appeared on the desk next to me. White instead of my sleek, black keys, it seemed rather nondescript except for the small rainbow-colored apple in the lower left corner.
While my three-pronged cord and a single on/off switch made me a breeze to handle, this new machine seemed overly complicated. Wires out the back. Wires to keyboards. Wires to a device on the side she constantly slid across an 8x8 pad. She always was sticking something in the front slot like bread in a toaster.
Oh, I stayed faithful, sitting on that desk waiting for some attention, eager to create beautiful thoughts together. Occasionally I addressed an envelope for her. But I felt her touch less and less.
One day she unplugged me and placed me back in my molded plastic home. She closed it with a determined "click." I haven't seen daylight since. But I have hope. She has carried me from apartment to apartment. From house to house. Now I wait, seemingly forgotten in a dusty basement. I must still mean something to her, though, because I'm still here. Waiting.
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Ah, the typewriter memories. You've given me inspiration for a blog, a short tale of my first plane ride, with a typewriter angle! I need a short one, since I'm stalled in the middle of a long techy one.
I remember exactly when my parents gave me mine in college. Man, did I wear out those keys! Type on her! Fantastic reminder for me of a forgotten but valued friend.
I love the amount of pressure you had to put on the old typewrites, before electric; my pinky fingers took a while to bone up!
How you had to change the ribbon and got your hands all dirty. How if you messed up, you were basically scr**ed! The "clack, clack, clack" which was a brilliant sound when you were on a role, but jarringly horrid when you were blocked and your heard them intermittently, sporadically, a reflection of your blank mind!
And, I simply loved the look of them. Divine.
Thanks for rousing the memories.
As an aside: I'm about to turn 50 in April; the other evening our t.v. lost its color; my daughter said to me, "You're used to this, right? You grew up with black and white t.v., right?" Needless to say, I put her in her place—history lesson, here we come!
I love the notion of joy in shared creation. So poignant and wistful! But the hope remains... The touches less and less frequent, eventually the click into the lightless box. Well done!
ha ha. I went to a thrift store a couple weeks ago and saw a lovely sky blue typewriter that reminded me of the one i had a teen. i actually considered buying it, but then wondered how much trouble i'd have to go through in order to replace the ribbon.
I loved the clack-clack, too. It carries over for me because I've resisted touch screen phones or any keyboard that doesn't actually have me pressing down on keys.
And I loved the different font balls. In college my classmates and I were bowled over to know that our Greek teacher actually owned a font ball with the Greek alphabet on it! We were in awe of him for that.
I typed all kinds of stories on a manual typewriter in my parents' home. Wonder whatever happened to that old dinosaur?
I typed my baby thesis in college (early '80s) on my Dad's manual. Left it in the Philippines when I immigrated to California. Got nostalgic about it as we progressed from IBM Selectric to Macbook Pro. Years later at a flea market, I spotted a manual and snapped it up. I decoupaged Old World map wrapping paper on its carrying case, and installed it in my office next to a rotary dial phone. Felt good!
I also have a manual in the basement, Scrollwork. I think when I do my house renovations and a new office, I'll have a table set up just for my two typewriters.
I used a typewriter at school when I was twelve and by the time I went to university and started work they were already being replaced by the computer.
I recently gave an english lesson where we discussed the typewriter, because one of, if not the, last companies in India who makes them has ceased producing them. The end of an era indeed.
I think the end of the era came even sooner. They no longer teach typing at school to make people truly proficient (speed tests and all that). They just assume that all kids have been pecking on keyboards since a toddler and don't need real instruction on such things as speed and accuracy. Now they can only type with their thumbs.
I love these types of stores. When I was living in the UK, my husband and I were always shopping second hand stores, etc., for Spode China, and found a couple old typewriters and sewing machines, which I love. My son tried using one of the typewriters once and asked me how writer's were able to write books on the old things (his words). He thought it required too much finger pressure to press the keys down. Funny, but I had to agree.
Ah, but would a well-used one in its prime take as much work as a beat-up one now? I don't remember sore fingers that much myself. Not on my electric one.
Oh, I wished I'd kept my typewriter. It was so cool because it had the Spanish ñ, and upside down exclamation point. Sigh.
How cool, Monica. I would like to buy a French keyboard for my computer for when I'm sending e-mails to friends over there so I wouldn't have to always remember the short-cuts for their symbols.
Reminds me of a short story-length poem about the last days of handwriting notes. During grad school the demise of handwriting my stories, poems, or any other narrative seemed imminent. It would soon be replaced by writing directly on the computer.
Well, 10 years later journals are still necessary; though it's my laptop that's now filled with endless drafts on Stickies and in Pages.
Viva the evolution of writing!
Happy writing, my fellow SheWriter.


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Four Haiyan stories of fear, the fight for survival
By Sunshine de Leon on November 15, 2013
Four people caught in Typhoon Haiyan in recall the horror, the fear, the fight for survival brought about by Typhoon Haiyan.
A GRANDMOTHER'S LOSS
Narcissa Abordo, a 65-year-old grandmother from Tacloban, awoke to the sound of the winds of Typhoon Haiyan about 3 a.m. last Friday.
She got up and eventually woke her two grandchildren to do what she usually does in the mornings: make them breakfast since her daughter, the children's mother, lives in Manila.
Suddenly she heard the sound of burbling water and saw what looked like a "black whirlpool" outdoors. They had no time to do anything but get out immediately.
Her boarders helped take the children outside and to the second floor of a neighbor's house for safety. The water, she says, rose to 13 feet in 10 seconds.
Abordo and her son were swept away by the rushing water. They were carried past houses submerged up to their tin roofs. They grabbed and held on to dangling electric wires. Abordo's son carried her on top of his shoulders when they came to shallower water.
She pleaded with her son, "Please save yourself. I am already old. You can leave me. You are young." He answered "No Mom, I will never leave you."
Their elation at survival soon turned to despair when she sought out her grandchildren. Abordo was told that one child got nervous because the water was rising and jumped in, and that shortly after, the other child jumped in. The children were crying and yelling "Mama, Mama, Papa," she said.
Her grandson's body has been found; her granddaughter is still missing. "I think she is nearby," Abordo said. "I saw her skirt when I walked down a street."
FIGHTING A DIFFERENT WAR
Leslie James Thomas, 68, an Australian, survived the Vietnam War. He was not sure he would survive his vacation in the Philippines.
At 4 a.m. Friday morning, he was roused from his sleep by noisy winds and an incredible "bang" at 5:15 a.m.
"I looked at the window and saw two iron sheets flying," he says.
By 6:30 a.m. his basement was filled with water and rising quickly. He decided he had to get out. He grabbed his passport and wife and went out the door. Something struck him, and he fell over.
"The intensity of the wind was so great that I was like a piece of paper," he recalls. "I got hit by different things so many times; we were trying to walk along but we couldn't because the power of the wind and water was so incredible.
"We just held onto whatever we could grab," he says. "My wife and I climbed the concrete and braced ourselves, the debris started to come: timber, refrigerator; wood and debris."
The stayed on a elevated spot away from the house for three hours. Water kept rising around them. The wind was still blowing when suddenly the water began to recede. By noon it was safe enough to go back to their home.
"The windows were all blown out; the rain was like bullets," he says. "I was terrified. Every time I thought the worst was over it was getting stronger."
He looked around in the streets to see those who were not so lucky.
"I saw a man carrying a 2-year-old dead girl and laid her on a canvas. She was there for two to three hours and then someone took her to the trucks where all the bodies were being placed."
'A HORROR STORY'
Reynaldo Diaz, 63, had a mild stroke in 2002 but it did not stop him from saving the lives of those around him when Typhoon Haiyan barged in.
Understanding the danger that lay ahead, Diaz made a plan. One child was asked to be a lookout over the bay and told that the minute he saw seaweed, they would evacuate to higher ground.
Diaz recalls: "The water was rising. We evacuated at my mother's place. The house was still dry. We went to the second floor. Then the strong water broke the gate and it rushed into the house, taking the glass windows one by one."
A dozen people, ranging from 17 to 67 years old, moved to the balcony roof, but the water kept rising. Eventually, Diaz decided it was safer for people to transfer to the next house, which had a third floor.
The water rose to 5 meters in less than a minute. He says, "People were terrified that they had to cross over walking on a high fence. They had to hold electric wires to get from one point to another."
Diaz asked two boys to help him — he stayed at one end of the fence, positioned one boy in the middle and another at the other end.
"It was like shooting a horror movie and I was the director," he says. "I told people to calm down and just to focus, to think positive, to think happy thoughts as they crossed over. "
All of them did, and all of them are alive today.
But not everyone was able to save themselves, or have someone to save them.
The next day, Diaz started cleaning and thought he found a doll in what used to be his dining room. Says Diaz: " I realized it was soft and when I cleared the mud and debris, I saw it was our 7-year-old neighbor."
LONG DISTANCE CONCERNS
The Onida family in Tacloban lost everything in the typhoon. The worst loss, by far, was that of the family patriarch, Salvador Onida, 83, who drowned.
Yet there was one family member who had no idea what had happened to him or others in the family.
Evelina Onida, daughter of Salvador, had moved years ago to Illinois. With phone service and Internet service out in Tacloban, Evelina was frantic to hear of the family's fate.
For days she sought word via Facebook and Skype, the way she usually communicated with friends and relatives in the Philippines. All the while she could see that it was her hometown that had been devastated by the typhoon and thousands there were dead.
Before Typhoon Haiyan hit, Evelina says she had a premonition. "I was at a party of my friends when I was in the cellar and I see some shadows," says Evelina, a nurse. "I have a bad feeling when I see that typhoon coming."
Her family in the Philippines was equally worried about her not knowing anything. Evelina's older brother, Nelo Onida, had one request of a reporter who interviewed him in Tacloban. Would he please tell his sister about her father's death and their survival?
He had no phone number for his sister, and said only that she had moved to Chicago about 18 years ago and had a husband named Richard Whitaker.
After some research it turned out Evelina lived in Des Plaines, Ill., and when contacted by a reporter she had already heard the news from her younger brother, Noel Onida, who had managed to get a ferry to another island where there was Internet service.
Evelina says she last talked to her dad on his birthday June 24. She told him she would send him money for a present.
She worries about the rest of the family. "They have no place to stay, no food to eat," she says, her voice cracking. "They're waiting for the relief. Their houses are all gone. All my friends' houses, my mom, my sisters' houses, all gone."
Evelina, 49, came to the United States in 1995 with $50. She married and has a home in Des Plaines and in Florida. She was trained to be a nurse in the Philippines and said she saved hard to do well in America.
She wanted her family to know that she was sending help. She was mailing food to her niece in Cebu, hoping it will get to her family in Tacloban.
"I buy some food for them, canned goods, sausage, corned beef, Spam," she says. "They have no food. I pray they get it."
Featured Photo: Dondi Tawatao/Getty Images
2014 © USA Today
Categories: Breaking News, USA Today 3
Tagged as: Philippines, Tacloban, Typhoon Haiyan
Doctors overwhelmed by sick, needy in Philippines
Searching for loved ones in typhoon's devastation


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Song Hye-kyo supplies Toronto Museum with Korean guidebooks
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Actress Song Hye-kyo and professor Seo Kyeong-deok who have been supplying Korean guidebooks to major museums and art galleries around the world, supplied them to the Royal Ontario Museum.
ROM in Toronto, Canada is one of the best natural history museums in the world that withholds over 6 million unique collections and it is one of the most important places to visit when visiting Toronto, Canada.
The Korean guidebooks that are being supplied this year are second in issue since 2015 have been redesigned. It introduces the collections in the museum and details about the museum as well.
Professor Seo claimed, "There are still many museums and art galleries in the world without Korean guidebooks. We want to aid in the convenience of Korean tourists who visit them".
"There are also many foreigners who don't know that the Korean language even exists. Placing Korean guidebooks in world famous museums like ROM will help to promote our language as well".
Song Hye-kyo said, "When I visit a foreign country museum but don't see a Korean guidebook, it's inconvenient. I will work harder to improve this".
The two have been supplying the New York Modern Museum, Boston Art Gallery and others with Korean guidebooks and video guides in Korea.
Seo and Song have constantly been working on supplying Korean language aid to provisional government office in China, Shanghai Yoon Bong-gil Memorial Hall, Ahn Chang-ho Memorial Hall and historical sites related to Korea in Tokyo as well as other Korean Independence movement sites.
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Sacks to replace containers in Far Cotton recycling trial
The recycling containers will be replaced by clear sacks at some Far Cotton homes as part of a trial by Northampton Borough Council. Picture by Georgi Mabee
James Averill
Far Cotton homes will be used to trial a new clear recycling sack for properties that do not have space for the new wheelie bins.
Roughly 18,000 homes in Northampton do not have sufficient space for the new larger recycling wheelie bins, which were introduced back in September.
Northampton Borough Council's cabinet member for finance, Councillor Mike Hallam, told the overview and scrutiny committee that recycling had increased in the areas where the bins had been introduced in the autumn.
Properties without the bins currently use recycling boxes, but the lack of lids has led to some litter problems during windy conditions.
Councillor Hallam says the year-long trial clear sacks trial, which will begin at roughly 930 properties in April, is aimed at finding a successful way to increase recycling at the properties without the wheelie bins.
Streets identified to take part in the trial are Euston Road, Southampton Road, Clinton Road, Abbey Road, Thirlestane Crescent, Thirlestane Road, Oxford Street, Delapre Street, Haines Road, St Leonards Road.
He said: "I walked down a street in Far Cotton the other day and very few of them were using the containers because there was nowhere for them to put them.
We introduced the popular blue-topped recycling bins to residents on wheeled bin collections late last summer. Although the bins have only been in use for five months, we've already seen the amount of recycling being collected increase and litter on the street reduce, which is exactly what we wanted.
"The sacks will be clear so that we can see if there's any residual waste in there, and we can educate people on what things shouldn't go in there.
"I think it's going to be a great success and people we've consulted on this, such as the Far Cotton litter pickers, liked the idea. We think it will make a big difference and change the way people recycle. I think it will be built on and go into other areas such as Semilong."


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For the automobile company that operated in Saginaw, Michigan from 1912 to 1916, see Argo Electric. For the British manufacturer of racing cars, see Argo Racing Cars.
An Argo parked in front of the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. circa 1915
The Argo was a short-lived United States automobile manufactured by the Argo Motor Co in Jackson, Michigan, between 1914 and 1918. The factory had been previously used by the to build an electric car.[1]
The company originally made the four-cylinder "Motorvique" cyclecar based on the Ajax built by the Briscoe brothers in France. It had a 4-cylinder 12 hp engine and was different from the French market Ajax only in that it did not use friction drive.[1]
Few cyclecars sold well in America, and in 1916, it was replaced by a conventional 22 hp assembled touring car in an attempt to rival Ford at producing a "motor car for the millions". The 1916 model sold for $405 in two-seater form.
In 1917 the company was sold to Mansell Hackett and the name was changed to Hackett and moved its operations to Grand Rapids, Michigan.[1]
The company had no known connection with the Saginaw, Michigan, based Argo Electric vehicle company.
^ a b c G.N. Georgano, N. (2000). Beaulieu Encyclopedia of the Automobile. London: HMSO. ISBN 1-57958-293-1.
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Our Religious Studies Department at University of Nebraska Omaha has had a long varied relationship with the Department of Classics & Religious Studies at University of Nebraska Lincoln. From what I hear, those connections have ebbed and flowed with various levels of cross-campus participation. But we are collectively making greater strides to collaborate.
One initiative is a bi-annual faculty lecture series that brings a speaker from one campus to the other to introduce their work for the faculty, students, and wider community. I have the pleasure of starting the series off this semester.
I'll be giving a lecture November 7 at 4:30pm in Andrews Hall, "Interpreting the Qur'an in China," which will give an overview of my forthcoming book, Interpreting Islam in China: Pilgrimage, Scripture, and Language in the Han Kitab (Oxford University Press, 2017). Looking forward to building further connections with my Lincoln colleagues.
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Iva Michelle Russell: Championing a New Image for Grundy County
by Leslie Lytle, Messenger Staff Writer
Editor's Note: This is the last in a series of interviews with some of the local candidates running for office. General election voting is Aug. 2.
Talking about her decision to run for Grundy County mayor, Iva Michelle Russell said, "My adult life was getting my children grown, to make life better for them." Russell has transferred that energy to Grundy County. Her message: "It's about hope."
"People are tired of feeling bad they're from Grundy County," Russell said. "They want more for the next generation."
"Jobs are key," she stressed. Russell points to the need to expand water and sewer capacity at the industrial park, as well as increasing the availability of broadband internet and natural gas.
To satisfy new industries' needs for a skilled work force, Russell wants to see a Tennessee college of applied technology on the Mountain.
Likewise important, Russell said, the government needs to provide public safety and infrastructure and that requires prudent business management and increasing revenue.
Russell argues for bringing back recycling. "Rather than paying people to take our trash, our trash should pay for itself," Russell said. "We can sell 85 percent of our waste."
She opposes increasing property taxes to generate revenue, instead favoring the hotel-motel tax and sales tax mechanisms.
Bed and breakfast enterprises provide tax revenue paid by visitors, Russell noted, and also generate income for local residents.
Highlighting the potential of revenue from tourism, Russell said, "We need more places for people to spend money." She supports facilitating startup businesses and expansion of existing businesses. She also proposes creating a visitors bureau to make guests aware of the many attractions.
Russell cited learning "to work together and agreeing on our goals" as the county's most pressing need.
Russell comes well prepared for tackling that challenge. A fifth-generation Grundy countian, her father's job took the family to the Chicago area. After earning a degree in public relations with a marketing minor, Russell held positions as the public relations director for the Junior Miss America Show, assistant manager handling VIPs for the Chicago Hilton, and membership director for Wheaton Sports Center.
The 9/11 attacks prompted Russell to move back to Grundy County. "I wanted to get my two daughters to a safe place."
Russell started a public relations and communications consulting business and immediately got involved in local politics. "Local elections matter far more than state and federal elections," she insists.
Russell also serves as co-host of GCTV's "Morning on the Mountain" and has an intimate knowledge of the area from interviewing people for the program.
Russell lobbied for off-road vehicle enthusiasts and aided Coalmont in its successful application for a $1 million grant for an off-road vehicle park. "It's a lesson in working together," she said, "a win-win. Off-road vehicle people spend 8 to 1 compared to hikers."
As vice-president of the Monteagle Chamber of Commerce, Russell chaired the "Make Monteagle Marketable" campaign, which earned the town a $560,000 grant to complete a section of the Mountain Goat Trail to facilitate pedestrian traffic and revitalize business.
Addressing the problem of Grundy County's low health ranking, Russell said, "Natural remedies like diet and exercise are key." She emphasized the importance of educating people about healthy lifestyle choices and making them aware of exercise opportunities like the South Cumberland State Park and Mountain Goat Trail.
"What's needed is a mind-culture change," Russell said. "When you're depressed, you don't take care of yourself."
Russell's vision is "to rebrand Grundy County" by coupling residents' hope for the next generation with the county's "sipping tea on the porch" charm. "I want to see an 'I'm proud I'm from Grundy County' mindset here."


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F.M.
in France?
The New Leader Invents Some Facts
to Fit Its Theory of Democracy
From Socialist Appeal, Vol. IV No. 28, 13 July 1940, p. 3.
Transcribed & marked up by Einde O'Callaghan for the Marxists' Internet Archive.
During the unfolding of the complete story of the French capitulation, the New Leader, organ of the Social Democratic Federation, has provided us each week with an astonishing example of sheer desperation in politics. How explain the surrender? How explain it, that is to say, in terms of the mythology, to which the New Leader subscribes, that the Second Imperialist World War is an ideological war between democracy and fascism?
The first explanation offered by the New Leader, before the main circumstances of the surrender became known and at a time when it could still plausibly speak of the French defeat as mainly a matter of overwhelming technical superiority of the Nazis, was that it was the fault of the 40-hour week and other social concessions of the Popular Front governments. Incredible as it may seem, this "socialist" paper devoted its leading article (by Willy Schlamm, graduate of Muenzenberg's Stalinist school of corruption and hence an obvious choice for leader-writer of a Social Democratic paper) to such an interpretation. Anything rather than to question the nature of bourgeois democracy!
That interpretation was too much for even the trained stomach of New Leader columnist Charles Yale Harrison (he has not yet had the opportunity to help betray a people into the hands of fascism, like Schlamm, and is therefore not as hardened). Harrison wrote a protesting column. During that week moreover came the first details of the circumstances of the French capitulation. Schlamm's interpretation was therefore dropped by the New Leader though without repudiating it. Then came a new interpretation, even more astounding. To realize how astounding, one must first summarize the facts which have now emerged, assess their meaning – and then read the New Leader.
Weygand's Argument for Surrender Was Political
Weygand, appointed by the "liberal" Reynaud government to displace the "defeatist" Gamelin, had scarcely concluded reorganizing the army before he demanded of the cabinet, June 15, an end to the war. His argument was primarily not military but political, i.e., the class-struggle politics of the French bourgeoisie. The defeats had engendered unrest among the French masses, and the developing situation was likened by Weygand to the situation in Russia in 1917: military defeats and unrest eventually culminating in proletarian revolt. "It must not come to that," Weygand said. How prevent it? Not, naturally, by surrendering to a revolt of the French workers. Instead surrender to Hitler, and thereby (with Hitler's blessing) save the remaining French armies to "maintain order and quiet in the country."
Weygand's argument was one which the cabinet understood very well. "Civil peace" – cessation of struggle between the workers and the capitalists – is a slogan very useful to the bourgeoisie in arranging, through traitors like Blum and Jouhaux, to chain the workers to the war machine. But the bourgeoisie itself never practices civil peace; it uses wars as the occasion to intensify its struggle against the workers at home; in the name of "national defense" the French bourgeoisie, first through the cabinet of Daladier, then through that of Reynaud, had outlawed the biggest of the workers' parties, dissolved hundreds of trade unions, arrested thousands of workers' militants, wiped out every vestige of trade union control of hours and wages. And now that further consequences of the war itself might revive working class activity, the bourgeoisie preferred to abandon the war, to surrender to the foreign invader rather than to make any concessions to the workers at home. "The main enemy is at home" is and always has been the slogan of the bourgeoisie toward the workers.
Why Reynaud Agreed to Give Way to Petain
Weygand's argument therefore won a majority in the cabinet. Nor did the minority, of Reynaud and his associates,- carry the argument any further. Had Reynaud thought the issue sufficiently important his course was clearly indicated: to denounce the capitulators as traitors to France, to refuse to yield to them, to convene the Chamber of Deputies and appeal to it for a majority against Weygand-Petain-Chautemps, and to ensure a majority in the Chamber by rousing all France against surrender. But to rouse all France – that meant to rouse the French proletariat, to join with the workers against the powerful and authoritative section of the bourgeoisie for which Weygand-Petain were speaking – that meant to precipitate precisely that great and decisive struggle between bourgeoisie and proletariat which Weygand was seeking to avoid by surrendering to Hitler and getting Nazi bayonets to help hold down the French workers. Faced therefore with only two alternatives – either join the capitulators, by quietly resigning without convening the Chamber and by acquiescing in the formation of a government of capitulation headed by Petain.
Capitulation Meant Not Peace, but Changing Sides!
Once the regroupment of the bourgeoisie around the Petain-Laval cabinet had been completed, the full implications of the capitulation became clear. It was not to be the retirement of France from the war; by no means. It was to be the switching of France from the side of Britain to the side of Hitler.
How could those who had been fighting this war, as the New Leader had assured us, for the sake of democracy against fascism, now join Hitler? For that is what they did. If it had become impossible for the French democracy to continue the fight within the borders of France, there was nothing to prevent the French democracy from keeping the navy and the colonies in the war – if it was fighting for democracy.
It could have been easily arranged. If necessary the government could have formally abided by the armistice provisions, ordered the navy to return to France and the colonies to cease fighting, while privately arranging for the navy and the colonial governments to join the British in continuing the war. It could easily have been done – if the French bourgeoisie had been fighting for democracy, as the New Leader assures us.
But nothing of the sort happened. Instead we have witnessed a demonstration of the complete solidarity of the French bourgeoisie. The colonial governments to a man have obeyed the cabinet at Vichy. The navy obeyed, going to the length of fighting, a great naval battle with the British at Oran, Algeria, rather than accept the alternatives of joining the British, being interned in British ports or scuttling their ships.
The French "National Committee" in London cannot claim the adherence of a single representative figure of the bourgeoisie! Seldom, indeed, has any class been as united as is the French bourgeoisie today in its new regroupment around the Petain-Laval government. United for fascism and for collaboration with Hitler.
Oran a Mirror of the French Events
That dramatic clash at Oran deserves a closer glance. The armed forces are always a reflection of the class relations existing in a country. The officer caste is a carefully selected and trained body, class-conscious to the core. Admiral Gensoul was able to secure the carrying out of the orders of Petain-Laval only because these orders were recognized as truly authoritative by. the fleet's officer body and because these orders corresponded with their deepest convictions concerning the needs of French bourgeois policy. Otherwise they could not possibly have agreed to enter a battle in which many of them died, and which they could have avoided to the plaudits of the British and American bourgeoisie.
And the rank and file of the fleet, a thousand of whom died in the battle? They certainly did not share the outlook of the officer caste. On the contrary, they were either class-conscious workers opposed to all the imperialists in this war or, if not, they were workers who had accepted the democratic mythology and did not want to turn the ships over to Hitler-dominated French ports. Why could they not prevent the officers from carrying out the Petain-Laval orders?
Because for years the big workers' parties had mis-educated them into the impotence of this terrible moment. From 1935 on the Stalinist party had preached "national unity," i.e., obedience to the officers; and when the party had somersaulted after the war began, its belated reversal was completely compromised by Stalin's pro-Hitler orientation. The "socialists" of course preached obedience to law and order, consequently to officers, for aye and forever. For five years the two big workers' parties had thus joined hands to extirpate all thought of sailors' committees, of proletarian revolt. The result came at Oran when, in the face of all their beliefs, the sailors nevertheless obeyed their officers. And this was in the navy, where – it is manned by trained workers primarily – the specific weight of the proletariat is far higher than in the army. All the more certain, therefore, was it unlikely for the soldiers to revolt at. this moment either in the colonies or in France. Here, indeed, was the final consequence of "national unity" for the sake of the war for democracy against fascism: worker-sailors and soldiers obeying a fascist-oriented government.
Classical Example of Transition to Fascism
All the facts are clear. Indeed, seldom has a great historical event been less complicated by cross-currents and side-eddies. The capitulation of French democracy will go down in history as the classical example of the facility with which bourgeois democracy turns into its "opposite," fascism, when the bourgeoisie finds it necessary. In this case is revealed the absurdity of the phrase, "fifth column," with all its operatic implications of secret conspiracy in the dark of the moon. What happened in France was the reorientation and regroupment of the entire bourgeoisie. It becomes a screaming absurdity henceforth to talk of any bourgeoisie going to war for democracy.
All this is clear, enough, is it not? Yes, to anyone who will put together the simple facts recorded in the press during the last few weeks. And here we return to the gentlemen of the New Leader and their truly astonishing demonstration of sheer desperation in politics. The facts about France destroy the mythology of the war for democracy? Then they must change the facts. That is what the New Leader has been doing these last two weeks. Believe it or not, in the June 29 issue, under the signature of Dick Reynard, its foreign editor, you can read that the Petain-Laval government was established by a fascist putsch – i.e., an armed overthrow of the democratic government – by men whom Reynaud had vainly attempted to intern (why he couldn't is not explained). And in the July 6 New Leader, in a short comment on the Oran naval battle – as short as possible – it explains that event as being the result "of a fascist cabinet putsch." The mythology of bourgeois democracy needs, with each passing event, additional myths to sustain the verbal structure. Apparently the New Leader intends to invent whatever myths that will require.
Fortunately, the meaning of the French events cannot be so easily distorted and perverted. The widespread understanding of these events is indicated by Fitzpatrick's monumental cartoon in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, depicting the French bourgeoisie as fearing the French masses more than they did Hitler. That Fitzpatrick, a great artist with much social insight, but ideologically little more than a democrat, should see the French events so clearly, is a heartening fact, testifying that many who are not Marxists have understood the plain import of what has happened. That the St. Louis Post-Dispatch printed the cartoon is a happy accident! The active editor is a naive bourgeois. It would never have been published had he been a Social Democrat!


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The results of the latest poll in Italy on the European elections show the centre-left Democratic party, led by Matteo Renzi, on 28.5%; Forza Italia, under Silvio Berlusconi, on 23.2%; and the Five Star Movement on 22.7%. One year after the Italian elections, almost nothing has changed in the consensus on the political force started in October 2009 and led by comedian Beppe Grillo. Its support remains strong, and Grillo's commitment to stay an opposition force "for ever" – or at least, he says, until the Five Star Movement gains 51% of the vote at an election – is clearly paying off. But why?
The Five Star Movement's position on Europe is a factor. From the economic point of view, it argues that the euro is harmful because it has favoured big banks at the expense of small investors. Moreover, European bureaucracy has never worked to give Italy the help it really needs when it comes to developing common approaches to issues such as immigration, defence or gay rights.
Grillo has proposed a popular referendum to decide whether to stay in the euro. He relies entirely on the cause-effect relationship – which has yet to be proved – between the global economic crisis, which in Italy is still far from resolved (in 2013 there were 478,000 less employed workers than the previous year), and the adoption of the single currency. It may seem to be a paradox, but with an anti-European message, the Five Star Movement could come first in European elections.
It would be naive, however, to think that the European elections can be won by just talking about Europe. A campaign mainly focused on Italian issues could benefit the Five Star Movement even more because Grillo's support depends on a lack of trust in Italian leaders more than the quality of his movement's programme. The May elections will be used to test the solidity of the Democratic party after the birth of the new government led by Renzi, rather than to discuss the stability pact, the fiscal compact or civil and social rights for all European citizens.
First, the electoral system could favour Grillo, with the proportional system with three preference votes and a 4% minimum threshold for party representation. The absence of a majority premium obviates the need for coalitions. Second, the Five Star Movement could take advantage of its ability to reduce Italian politics to an eternal struggle between two social blocks at "war" (an expression often used by Grillo). On the one hand there is the "Casta", ie the political, economic and media establishment that, according to Grillo, has no significant differences between the left and the right, between journalism and politics. On the other hand there are the "people", of which the Five Star Movement considers itself to be the only true representative. Italian supporters of the movement voted (and will vote) as a form of protest against the "Casta" instead of not voting at all – even if they don't consider Grillo the solution.
From this point of view, this week's conviction of Grillo for violating the stockyards of the Turin-Lyon high-speed railway could be an additional benefit to the Five Star Movement. On the one hand, almost all the voters of the movement (and most of the leftwing voters, including those of the Democratic party) oppose the project, due to the serious environmental impact and the deemed excessive costs, particularly in this moment of economic crisis. On the other hand, it is difficult for opponents of Grillo to be moralistic since Berlusconi, despite having already been convicted of fraud, met Renzi to discuss the electoral system, and met Italy's president, Giorgio Napolitano, to discuss the composition of the new government.
Grillo's political narrative would not have been credible without the disastrous political experiment of the "technocratic government" convened by Mario Monti in November 2011 and supported by the two major parties, the Democratic party of Pier Luigi Bersani and the People of Freedom party of Berlusconi. The election results of the Five Star Movement in 2013 (25%) were literally ignored by the other parties, who supported another "broad agreement" government led by Enrico Letta, which failed after 10 months.
Renzi's experiment, supported again by a left-right agreement, does not change anything, for now. Grillo continues to be in the opposition, without political responsibility. And as long as there is a model in which the proposals of liberals and conservatives are not easily distinguishable by voters, the Five Star Movement will not disappear. Indeed, it will be able to win elections.
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Picnic on the Grass
Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe is a 1959 film directed by Jean Renoir. It was distributed in the USA as Picnic on the Grass; it is known in the UK by its original title or in translation as Lunch on the Grass.[1][2] It shares its title with the painting by Édouard Manet.
Ginette Courtois-Doynel
Paul Meurisse
Catherine Rouvel
Fernand Ledoux
The film was named to year-end top ten lists by Andrew Sarris,[3] Jean-Luc Godard,[4] Jacques Rivette,[5] and François Truffaut.[6]
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Monthly Film Bulletin, London, UK: British Film Institute, May 1960, p. 63, OCLC 271801913
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Johnson, Eric C. "Jean-Luc Godard's Top Ten Lists 1956-1965". alumnus.caltech.edu. Archived from the original on 2018-11-20.
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"My Gleanings: François Truffaut -- 10 Best films from Cahiers 1954-1965". My Gleanings. 2004-02-27. Retrieved 2019-01-27.
The Whirlpool of Fate (1925)
Nana (1926)
Marquitta (1927)
The Little Match Girl (1928)
On purge bébé (1931)
La Chienne (1931)
Night at the Crossroads (1932)
Boudu Saved from Drowning (1932)
Chotard and Company (1933)
Madame Bovary (1934)
Toni (1935)
Life Belongs to Us (1936)
The Crime of Monsieur Lange (1936)
Partie de campagne (1936)
The Lower Depths (1936)
La Grande Illusion (1937)
La Marseillaise (1938)
La Bête Humaine (1938)
The Rules of the Game (1939)
Tosca (1941)
Swamp Water (1941)
The Amazing Mrs. Holliday (1943, uncredited)
The Southerner (1945)
The Diary of a Chambermaid (1946)
The Woman on the Beach (1947)
The River (1951)
The Golden Coach (1952)
French Cancan (1955)
Elena and Her Men (1956)
Picnic on the Grass (1959)
The Elusive Corporal (1962)
The Doctor's Horrible Experiment (1959)
The Little Theatre of Jean Renoir (1970)
Catherine Hessling (wife)
Alain Renoir (son)
Pierre-Auguste Renoir (father)
Aline Charigot Renoir (mother)
Pierre Renoir (brother)
Gabrielle Renard
Marguerite Renoir


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The "Ride of the Valkyries" () refers to the beginning of act 3 of Die Walküre, the second of the four operas constituting Richard Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen.

As a separate piece, the "Ride" is often heard in a purely instrumental version, which may be as short as three minutes. Together with the "Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin, the "Ride of the Valkyries" is one of Wagner's best-known pieces.

Context

The main theme of the "Ride", the leitmotif labelled , was first written down by the composer on 23 July 1851. The preliminary draft for the "Ride" was composed in 1854 as part of the composition of the entire opera, which was fully orchestrated by the end of March 1856.

In the Walküre opera, the "Ride", which takes around eight minutes, begins in the prelude to the third act, building up successive layers of accompaniment until the curtain rises to reveal a mountain peak where four of the eight Valkyrie sisters of Brünnhilde have gathered in preparation for the transportation of fallen heroes to Valhalla. As they are joined by the other four, the familiar tune is carried by the orchestra, while, above it, the Valkyries greet each other and sing their battle-cry. Apart from the song of the Rhinemaidens in Das Rheingold, it is the only ensemble piece in the first three operas of Wagner's Ring cycle.

Performance history

The complete opera Die Walküre was first performed on 26 June 1870 in the National Theatre Munich against the composer's intent. By January of the next year, Wagner was receiving requests for the "Ride" to be performed separately, but wrote that such a performance should be considered "an utter indiscretion" and forbade "any such thing". However, the piece was still printed and sold in Leipzig, and Wagner wrote a complaint to the publisher Schott. In the period up to the first performance of the complete Ring cycle, Wagner continued to receive requests for separate performances, his second wife Cosima noting "Unsavoury letters arrive for R. – requests for the Ride of the Valkyries and I don't know what else." Once the Ring had been performed in Bayreuth in 1876, Wagner lifted the embargo. He himself conducted it in London on 12 May 1877, repeating it as an encore.

Outside opera

Uses in film include the original score for The Birth of a Nation (1915), and What's Opera, Doc? (1957).

The "Ride" features in Apocalypse Now (1979), where the 1/9 Air Cavalry squadron plays it on helicopter-mounted loudspeakers during their assault on a Viet Cong-controlled village as psychological warfare and to motivate their own troops.

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Notes

Sources

External links

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 Kirsten Flagstad, 1938

1856 compositions
Compositions by Richard Wagner
Compositions in B minor
Der Ring des Nibelungen
Opera excerpts

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