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Dr. Claude Jacobs
Dr. Claude Jacobs founded the Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, a study of religious diversity in southeastern Michigan. It grows out of the University's affiliation with the Harvard University Pluralism Project which began in May 1999.
The people of the City of Detroit and its suburbs in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties constitute one of the largest and most important centers of population in the United States. Much of this population has had a long association with the automotive industry and labor unions which have shaped the area's culture, social life, ethnic composition, politics, and economy. While these factors have significantly influenced the religious landscape of the region, the growing diversity of religious traditions has, in turn, helped to mold Detroit.
The Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn is documenting how these factors have influenced and created one of the most dynamic religious landscapes in the United States today. Read more at Pluralism Project at University of Michigan-Dearborn website.
One of the academic aims of the Pluralism Project is to give scholars and students the opportunity to become engaged with religious communities in their own region and to integrate this experience into classrooms, research, and writing. The Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn is an ongoing research program involving students and faculty from anthropology and sociology in the Department of Behavioral Sciences. Anthropology, the comparative study of humanity and culture, seeks to explain both the diversity and similarity in human behavior around the world. Sociology has grown in scope as society has become more complex and pluralistic, focusing on the way society is organized and the individual's relationship to it. The study of religion as an aspect of culture or as a social institution is of fundamental importance in both disciplines.
Over 150 students enrolled in Anthropology 440 (Religion and Culture), Sociology 455 (Sociology of Religion), or Independent Study, have participated in the research of the Pluralism Project as a part of their course requirements. Using guidelines established by the Pluralism Project, research at the University of Michigan-Dearborn has produced a directory of nearly 200 religious centers that continues to grow in number. Students, working independently or in pairs, are assigned to one of these centers and are required to make a minimum of three visits during the term. Research guidelines help students to understand the religion (beliefs, rituals, symbols), to collect information on the history of the religion and the religious center in Metropolitan Detroit, and to record the experiences of the people. Two sample research guidelines follow: guidelines for a general study of a religious center; and guidelines for the study of a particular event at a religious center. In some centers, the research has been for only one term; at others it has continued over several terms. The decision to reassign students to centers is based on the thoroughness of previous research, student interest, site location, and the small number of centers within some religious traditions. After students enrolled in Anthropology 440 or Sociology 455 have submitted their reports, student assistants, independent study students, and faculty abstract information from the research to develop the center profiles. This is an ongoing process, through which the profiles are expanded, corrected, and refined as the centers are revisited. While religious centers will continue to be a major focus of the Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, further research will include data collection related to religion and local institutions (schools, politics, hospitals, the media), interfaith relations, art and music, and life histories of religious center leaders and members.
In addition to having an opportunity to study religion directly by doing research in religious centers, participation in the Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn has enhanced students' education in other ways. In 1999, two students took part in the Pluralism Project's Symposium on Civil Society and Multireligious America at Harvard University. In conjunction with the symposium, they also attended the annual meeting of the American Academy of Religion in Boston. In 2000, a student presented a paper based on Pluralism Project research at Meeting of the Minds, an annual conference of undergraduate students from the University of Michigan-Dearborn, University of Michigan-Flint, and Oakland University. In 2001, through the efforts of the Pluralism Project and with support from the College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters, the Detroit annual Muslim, Christian, and Jewish Leadership Symposium sponsored by the National Conference for Community and Justice was held on the University of Michigan-Dearborn campus. The topic, "Restoring the Garden of Eden: Religion and Local Environmental Stewardship," brought together religious leaders, environmentalists, students, and faculty. Finally, the research program of the Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn has become the focus of the University's newly established Center for the Study of Religion and Society. The Center is designed to strengthen the religious studies minor by bringing together faculty who teach courses and conduct research on religion, organizing faculty colloquia, and sponsoring lectures and special events on campus.
The Photography of "World Religions in Metropolitan Detroit"
"World Religions in Metropolitan Detroit" is an exhibition of 55 framed photographs (22″ x 28″), along with 10 accompanying text panels and a map, presenting the ongoing research of the Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn. The exhibition shows the diversity of Metropolitan Detroit's religious landscape: Islamic mosques, Native American spirituality, Baha'i gathering places, Mandaean mandi, Sikh gurdwaras, Jewish synagogues, Christian churches, and Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist temples. The text panels provide brief histories and descriptions of the religions, and a metropolitan area map (approximately 4′ x 4′) shows where the religious centers are located. Much of this changing religious landscape can be traced to new patterns of immigration beginning in 1965. Many native-born Americans, however, are also long-time members of these faith communities or recent converts.
Baha'i Center of Detroit (Detroit, MI)
Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara (Plymouth, MI)
First Albanian Bektashi Monastery (Taylor, MI)
Karbalaa Mosque (Dearborn, MI)
Detroit Muslim Center (Detroit, MI)f
Islamic House of Wisdom (Dearborn Heights, MI)
Muslim American Youth Academy (Dearborn, MI)
Islamic Center of America (Detroit, MI)
Islamic Center of America (Dearborn, MI)
St. Matthew's & St. Joseph's Episcopal Church (Detroit, MI)
"World Religions in Metropolitan Detroit" is designed for a general audience. The photographs and text are intended to encourage dialogue and foster a greater sense of community among the residents of southeastern Michigan. This includes members of the varied faith and ethnic groups, as well as native-born Americans who, influenced by the greater religious diversity created by new patterns of immigration in the post-1965 era, are exploring religious alternatives to traditional Christianity and Judaism. By creating a locus for information, dialogue and the creative exchange of ideas, "World Religions in Metropolitan Detroit" is designed to increase awareness of the role of religion in American life, the history and extent of religious diversity in Metropolitan Detroit, and the importance of the concept of pluralism in understanding our nation's past and especially planning for its future.
Past exhibition venues for "World Religions in Metropolitan Detroit" and associated events include:
November 17, 2000 – December 17, 2000: The Alfred Berkowitz Gallery, The University of Michigan-Dearborn
December 3, 2000: "A New Religious Landscape" lecture by Diana L. Eck at The University of Michigan-Dearborn
February 1, 2001 – Feb. 28, 2001: Southfield Centre for the Arts, Southfield, MI
May 6, 2001 – June 11, 2001: Holy Redeemer Roman Catholic Church, Detroit, MI
July 15, 2001 – July 31, 2001: Ste. Anne de Detroit Roman Catholic Church, Detroit, MI
September 20, 2001 – October 19, 2001: The International Institute of Metropolitan Detroit, Detroit, MI
November 16, 2001 – December 28, 2001: Creative Arts CenteR, Pontiac, MI
January 13, 2002 – March 31, 2002: The Peoples Community Church, East Lansing, MI
March 10, 2002 panel presentation "Mapping the Religious Landscape of Metropolitan Detroit: The Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn," at the Annual Meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society, East Lansing, MI. Participants included:
• Claude F. Jacobs, "The Pluralism Project: The Intersection of Anthropology and Religious Studies"
• Paula A. Drewek, "New Voices in Interfaith Dialogue"
• Hashim Al-Tawil, "Arab Non-Muslims, Muslim Non-Arabs, and Others: The Religious Landscape of Middle Eastern Immigrants in Metropolitan Detroit"
• William McNeece, "Visual Sociology: The Politics of Representation"
Exhibition Consultants for "World Religions in Metropolitan Detroit" include:
Kenneth R. Gross, Director, Alfred Berkowitz Gallery, The University of Michigan-Dearborn
Joseph T. Marks, Curator, Alfred Berkowitz Gallery, The University of Michigan-Dearborn
Kurt R. Metzger, Director of the Michigan Metropolitan Information Center, Wayne State University
The Pluralism Project and the Metropolitan Detroit Digital Music Archive
As a part of its research activities, the Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn has entered into collaboration with the University of Michigan-Dearborn Mardigian Library's Metropolitan Detroit Digital Music Archive. The Archive seeks to capture music that reflects the racial, ethnic, religious and cultural diversity of the Metropolitan Detroit area for the purpose of future scholarly use. The purpose of this program is to create an archive of the music that is performed by the people of Metropolitan Detroit. The goal is to provide a reliable, permanent documentary record of this music, the individuals and groups that perform it and the context in which it is performed. It is expected that this archive will become a valuable primary resource for use by scholars, including anthropologists, musicologists and historians and that it will be a useful resource for instruction in the importance of music as a means of cultural expression.
In collaboration with the Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, the Metropolitan Detroit Digital Music Archive has thus far recorded the following services and music in religious centers, most of which are Pluralism Project research sites:
February 25, 2001: St. Francis de Sales Jazz Mass, St. Matthew's and St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, Detroit, MI
October 27, 2001: Kathina, Midwest Buddhist Meditation Center, Warren, MI
November 4, 2001: Diwan, Guru Nanak Sikh Temple, Plymouth, MI
November 11, 2001: Veterans Day Service, Episcopal Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Detroit, MI
November 21, 2001: Interfaith Thanksgiving Service, Bharatiya Hindu Temple, Troy, MI
November 23, 2001: Aradhana, Bharatiya Hindu Temple, Troy, MI
November 25, 2001: Sunday Evening Service, Full Gospel Opendoor Assembly, Detroit, MI
December 9, 2001: Feast of Blessed Juan Diego, Holy Redeemer Roman Catholic Church, Detroit, MI
December 14, 2001: Interfaith AIDS Christmas Service, Central United Methodist Church, Detroit, MI
December 23, 2001: Las Posadas and Christmas Pageant, Saint Anne Roman Catholic Church, Detroit, MI
December 31, 2001: Watch Night, Hartford Memorial Baptist Church, Detroit, MI
January 26, 2002: World Sabbath, Christ Church Cranbrook, Bloomfield Hills, MI
January 12, 2002: Kirten Bahar, Guru Nanak Sikh Temple, Plymouth, MI
February 3, 2002: Candlemas Procession and Evensong, Christ Church Cranbrook, Bloomfield Hills, MI
February 17, 2002: Sunday Morning Service, Chinese Bible Church, Farmington Hills
February 23, 2002: Praise Night, Chinese Bible Church, Farmington Hills, MI
February 24, 2002: Jazz Vespers, Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church, Detroit, MI
March 2, 2002: "It's My Desire" Gospel Fest, Christ Episcopal Church, Dearborn, MI
March 17, 2002: Lenten Concert, Brazeal Dennard Community Chorus, St. Matthew's and St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, Detroit, MI
March 23, 2002: Ninth Day of Ashura, Islamic Center of America, Detroit, MI
March 24, 2002: Palm Sunday, St. Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church, Dearborn, MI
March 24, 2002: Tenth Day of Ashura, Islamic Center of America, Detroit, MI
March 28, 2002: Holy Thursday Mass, Mother of God Chaldean Catholic Church, Southfield, MI
March 29, 2002: Good Friday Ramsha Prayer and Passion Play, Mother of God Chaldean Catholic Church, Southfield, MI
March 31, 2002: Easter Service, St. Matthew's and St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, Detroit, MI
March 31, 2002: Choral Concert by Trio LIRA and the Intergenerational Choir, Temple Emanu-El, Oak Park, MI
April 21, 2002: Concert, Temple Kol Ami, West Bloomfield, MI
Recording Technician: Edmund Moran
Coordinator: Claude F. Jacobs
The Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn Project Directors
Claude F. Jacobs, Ph.D. is Associate Professor in the Department of Behavioral Sciences at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, where he teaches anthropology. In addition, he is Director of the University's Center for the Study of Religion and Society. He is a member of the American Anthropological Association, the Society for the Anthropology of Religion, the Association of Black Anthropologists, the American Academy of Religion, the Latin American Studies Association, and serves on the Metropolitan Detroit Planning Committee for the Muslim, Christian, Jewish Leadership Symposium sponsored by the National Conference for Community and Justice. His publications include articles on African American religion, contributions to reference works on African American history and culture, and co-authorship of The Spiritual Churches of New Orleans: Origins, Beliefs, and Rituals of an African American Religion. He is the Director of the Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
William McNeece, M.A. is Adjunct Lecturer in the Department of Behavioral Sciences at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, where he teaches sociology. He has written and lectured on contemporary religious movements in the United States, and has conducted ethnographic research as a part of the U.S. Department of Labor Youthwork Project. He has been the treasurer of the Michigan Sociological Association and was on the editorial board of the Michigan Sociological Review. His photography has been exhibited nationally and he has been the photographer for the Detroit Council of the Arts and the Detroit Recreation Department Summer Youth Art/Work Program. His work includes printing Charles McGee's photographs for the exhibition "Seeing Seventy" at the Detroit Institute of Arts. He is the Director of Photography for the Pluralism project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
Hashim Al-Tawil, Ph.D. is Adjunct Lecturer at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, Henry Ford Community College, and Oakland Community College, where he teaches courses in art and art history. He is also the Cultural Coordinator for the Arab American and Chaldean Council of Metropolitan Detroit. An artist with an international reputation, his works have been exhibited widely in major museums and galleries in the Middle East, Europe, and the United States. His scholarly research focuses on cultural and religious identity in art. He is a member of the Advisory Committee for the Center for Arab American Studies at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, the International Art Association Bureau, the Farmington Hills Multicultural Multiracial Committee, and has served on the Board of Directors of the Greater West Bloomfield Art Council. In addition, he has lectured widely in southeastern Michigan and nationally on Islam and art of the Middle East. He is Associate Director of the Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
Paula Drewek, Ph.D. is Professor at Macomb Community College in Warren, Michigan, where she teaches courses in humanities on arts, ideas, and comparative religion. Her research reflects an interest in cross-cultural and interdisciplinary issues including: women in Islam, the myth of Adam and Eve, women's development in India; new religions of Japan; sociology of religion in twentieth century China; and faith development. She has written explanatory text and a study guide for a series of 12 world religion posters for Teachers Discovery, a source of supplementary materials for secondary teachers. She has served as a Board member for the Institute of Healing of Racism in Southeast Michigan, and currently contributes to the National Conference for Community and Justice, the Midwest Board for the Association of Baha'i Studies, and the Baha'i Central States Committee for Gender Equality. She is Associate Director for Interfaith Relations of the Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
The Pluralism Project at The University of Michigan-Dearborn and its photographic exhibition, "World Religions in Metropolitan Detroit," have been made possible with support from:
The Pluralism Project at Harvard University
The University of Michigan Arts of Citizenship Program
The University of Michigan-Dearborn Diversity Grants Program
Mrs. Clover Downs, Birmingham, Michigan
Dr. Michael P. Kane, New Orleans, Louisiana
Mr. Todd Moskovitz, Detroit, Michigan
Dr. Joyce L. Weiss, Montgomery, Alabama
Mrs. Sheila Wright, Lathrup Village, Michigan
Faculty webpage: Dr. Claude Jacobs
Website: The Pluralism Project at the University of Michigan-Dearborn
Report: Religion and Ethnicity in Detroit [.pdf]


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MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTIST / SCIENTIST
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PHOTOGRAPHY / VISUAL POETRY
FILMS / VIDEOS
INSTALLATIONS / SCULPTURE
INTERVENTIONS / HAPPENINGS
ARTICLES / PAPERS
SOCIO-ARTISTIC / ACTIVISM
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ELECTROGRAPHY
DESIGN / EDITIONS
SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS
ARTOS PROJECT
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As a visual artist he was selected from the ministry of education end culture and other cultural committees, from Cyprus and abroad, after competitions and represented Cyprus in different European and international salons, exhibitions, Biennales and Triennales, at the fields of photography, engraving, architecture, sculpture, stage and costume design, installation, video art, short films (experimental, animation, documentary).
Since 1999 he produced 25 short films and video art works.
From 1997 to the present day, he collaborates with various theatre companies and with the Cyprus Theatre Organization as a set and costume designer in the production of 17 theatrical plays
In addition, he organized various international cultural events, urban interventions, and realized artistic publications. Many of those were done in collaboration with the artist Maria Papacharalambous.
He is also the co-founder and the artistic directors of ARTos Foundation (centre for contemporary Arts and Sciences – www.artosfoundation.org) which was awarded with the University of Cyprus Award for the Contribution to Culture and Society in 2008.
He received distinctions and awards for different kind of creation.
He writes articles and papers on various artistic, social, scientific and cultural issues.
He has done and (still does) research in electromagnetics and the human body, in music and sounds as codes, in performances as a temporal network and in general in small inventions that are embeded into artworks.
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L'épidémiologie génétique est l'étude du rôle des facteurs génétiques dans la détermination de la santé et de la maladie dans les familles et dans les populations ainsi que l'interaction de ces facteurs génétiques avec les facteurs environnementaux. L'épidémiologie génétique cherche à dériver une analyse statistique et quantitative du fonctionnement de la génétique dans de grands groupes.

L'utilisation du terme épidémiologie génétique est apparue au milieu des années 1980 comme un nouveau domaine scientifique.

Approches
La recherche épidémiologique génétique suit trois étapes discrètes, comme le souligne M. Tevfik Dorak :

 Établir qu'il y a une composante génétique à la maladie.
 Établir la taille relative de cet effet génétique par rapport à d'autres sources de variation du risque de maladie (effets environnementaux tels que l'environnement intra-utérin, effets physiques et chimiques ainsi que les aspects comportementaux et sociaux).
 Identifier le ou les gènes responsables de la composante génétique.

Ces méthodologies de recherche peuvent être évaluées par des études familiales ou démographiques.

Voir également

 Épigénétique
 Maladie génétique
 Mutation (génétique)
 Génétique des populations
 Principe de Hardy-Weinberg

Références

Lectures complémentaires

Liens externes
 Genetic Epidemiology (journal)
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Iowa man sentenced to about 15 years in prison after burning an LGBTQ flag hanging from a church
Originally Published: 21 DEC 19 13:07 ET
Updated: 21 DEC 19 21:06 ET
By Alaa Elassar, CNN
(CNN) -- A man has been sentenced to about 15 years after burning an LGBTQ flag hanging from a church in Iowa.
Adolfo Martinez was found guilty on Wednesday after tearing down and burning the flag which was flying at the Ames United Church of Christ in June.
Martinez said he removed the flag because he didn't believe the church should support the LGBTQ community since it is a house of worship, the police report read.
"It was an honor to do that," Martinez told CNN affiliate KCCI. "It's a blessing from the Lord to be able to stand for his world firmly, against all odds."
The 30-year-old faces about 15 years in prison after being found guilty of arson in the 3rd degree in violation of individual rights, harassment in the 3rd degree and reckless use of fire or explosives, according to court documents.
Martinez said he was guilty and had no intention of fighting the charges as he "knowingly, intentionally and willingly" burned the flag.
"Hate crimes against the LGBTQ community are a serious matter as they inflict distinct emotional harms on their victims, and strike fear into the communities they target," Courtney Reyes, the executive director of One Iowa, a statewide LGBTQ organization, said. "That said, true justice should always strive to be about rehabilitation, reconciliation, and healing communities."
Reyes said that while her organization is appreciative of the seriousness of the crime, it does not see how the long sentence "accomplishes any of those goals."
"We will continue to strive for a justice system which values restoration over punishment and helps individuals like Adolfo Martinez understand the harm that they've caused."
Story County Attorney Jessica Reynolds told KCCI since Martinez has a long history of harassment and was also charged as a habitual offender, he faced a harsher penalty.
"I believe him to be very dangerous," Reynolds said. "That's why my office recommended the maximum sentence."
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Krogerus is proud to announce the promotion of Kirsi Kannaste, Kalle Hynönen and Pyry Somervuori to partners as of 1 April 2018.
The new partner elects represent a wide spectrum of expertise and a broad range of the firm's practice areas: Kirsi Kannaste fortifies the firms' dispute resolution practice, Kalle Hynönen continues developing the firm's IP and TMT offerings, and Pyry Somervuori contributes to the firm's successful corporate department.
"These promotions represent another significant investment in our clients' success. We have a strong identity and an exceptional culture as a firm. The appointments reinforce our philosophy of enhancing talent," says managing partner Juha Pekka Katainen.
"While the future of dispute resolution will transform with evolving technology and AI and alternative dispute resolution gaining foothold, the resolution of complex disputes will continue to demand the best people in town. We are pleased to promote Kirsi who is widely renowned for her expertise in commercial dispute resolution, international arbitration and competition litigation."
"The intangible assets are today's companies' key assets and the value of data has risen exponentially. This calls for expertise crossing traditional legal disciplines and Kalle's versatile IP knowledge in the digitalising world and in-depth understanding of the media sector are valuable future assets to our firm."
"Pyry has shown admirable commitment to both our clients and the firm. He is simply a very talented lawyer. Pyry has been instrumental in ground-breaking corporate matters and his presence has not gone unnoticed by some of the most sophisticated clients," Katainen adds.
"On behalf of everyone at Krogerus, I congratulate our new partners and look forward to their continued success," Katainen concludes.


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Obama and trans bathrooms; TERF Wars By Ella Downing
There's a war going on in feminism. Played out over Twitter and the blogosphere, within the minefield of intersectionality, radical feminists (radfems) and trans activists are, on a daily basis, knocking lumps out of each other. Each accuses the other of various forms of misogyny, hate-speech, transmisogyny, lesbophobia and protecting the hetero-normative-patriarchal-hierarchy. Does your head hurt yet? Well this guide hopes to be an antidote for what some are calling 'gender-fatigue'.
Obama has issued an edict declaring that students in America should be allowed to use the bathroom which corresponds to what they identify as their own gender as opposed to the gender given on their birth certificates. Feminists were furious, but it was two tribes of feminists against one another. This follows on from similar moves in Canada where one transwoman took to social media posting photos of herself doing her make-up in public toilets whilst men urinated behind her to highlight the absurdity of this.
The radfems in turn spoke up to say that allowing 'men' or transwomen into female bathrooms put women, and young girls, at risk of sexual assault. Wasn't that very reason we have separate WCs in the first place? WELL…
TERF, came the cry from trans activists, a blackball acronym stranding for 'trans exclusionary radical feminist'. Misogyny, replied the TERFs, concluding that they were being targeted because they're outspoken women defending other women.
Most debate around trans matters focuses on the body of the transwoman, someone who has transitioned from mate to female.
Amongst the radfem crowd some have it that though gender is a social performance, sex is designated at birth, whilst others go further still arguing that gender is designated at birth, calling themselves 'womyn-born-womyn' (WBW, the spelling differentiating them from man, see?). This cannot be altered any more than one can alter XX or XY chromosomes.
Trans people and their allies disagree, some going as far to even claim that sex is a social construct, and demand they are granted recognition as complete women. So on the one hand we have biological-determinism, and on the other socially constructed gender, with all the malleability that would have to entail.
Firewoman, a radfem blogger, has it that transwomen are really still male, a gender essentialist argument which places the source of all womanhood at birth. Moreover, as a lesbian she thinks that transwomen are actually just straight men who inauthentically approbate lesbianism.
Some radfems insist on calling transwomen by their given male name whilst all trans activists will use a person's chosen name. Where the issue gets really serious however is not when a self-identifying woman is called a man's name, or when they are thrown out of a women's toilet, but when we look at the suicide rate amongst trans people. It is disproportionately high when compared with the rest of the population, and seems to, in the majority of circumstances, occur amongst young people whose parents cannot accept their transition. The TERF community seem almost willingly blind to the fact that many young trans people would rather die than live as a gender they don't identify with.
But to revisit biological determinism as put forward by radfems, surely this way of approaching gender and sex has a major flaw. If advances in technology cannot be used to transition someone from one sex to another, there is a parallel argument to be made that advances in technology should also not be used to provide women with safe abortions. Isn't that also a skewing of 'nature'? Doesn't the foetus then possess some innate characteristic that would entitle it to be preserved?
I've yet to encounter any serious feminist who stands against abortion rights; it's almost a shibboleth for feminism, yet the illogical argument that one state can be altered, pregnancy, whilst the other, sex, cannot, doesn't seem to faze the radfem mentality.
That said, there is a certain McCarthyism prevalent within how trans activists go about defending their comrades. Johann Hari wrote a scathing piece which correctly identified this trend making the essential point that once identified as a TERF you are targeted by a hugely active and very vocal sections of activists. It reduced the renowned scholar Mary Beard to tears when she, apparently inadvertently, signed a letter which was identified as transphobic. Peter Tatchell likewise has been blackballed recently, along with Julie Bindel whose gender essentialist arguments have caused outrage amongst trans people and their allies.
The strongest argument advanced by radfems is the idea that male privilege advances transwomen. The term is used within intersectionality which has it that if you are male you have certain innate advantages over women. Likewise if you are white, able-bodied, heterosexual etc. All these points intersect, meaning that the lived experience of a black women is multi-facetted as she must put up with two forms of oppression, these based on her skin colour and gender.
When it comes to trans issues the radfem contingent argue that transwomen are inordinately protected in law and have made such advancements in a relatively short period of time (in comparison in more traditional women's movements) because they are really men, and have male privilege.
TERF WARS
Cisgendered privilege is used to counter this argument; if you were born to a sex which corresponds to the later gender role you will perform, i.e. female and woman, you have the advantage over someone who wasn't. That many trans people have experienced being attacked in the street by complete strangers supports this argument.
It might also be suggested that by abandoning manhood, you voluntarily relinquish male privilege. Moreover, the radfems have the ear of reactionary senators..
On 25 May 2016 42 Republican members of Congress joined 180 Democrats to vote through Obama's transgender directive that transwomen can use the bathroom of their choice. No Democrat voted against; all 195 noes were Republicans. Obama's directive is being strongly challenged by many states.
Some have suggested that TERFs constitute a hate group, are disproportionately listened to as the voice of feminism and use their influence to pass into law various measures which are transphobic.
The test of that will be whether Obama can really see through his edict and allow trans students in America to use the bathroom of their choice. ▲
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Russia's economy is tanking. But…
Russia's economy is tanking. But McDonald's is still lovin' it
McDonald's in Moscow.
By The Inland Valley Daily Bulletin | dailybulletin@dfmdev.com |
Thanks to collapsing oil prices and Western sanctions, Russia's currency is tumbling and its economy is shrinking, sparking concern and anxiety among ordinary citizens.
The state statistics agency just said the country's GDP fell almost 4 percent last year.
But there's at least one person who's feeling fine about it all: Ronald McDonald.
The famous fast-food chain has announced it will open 60 new McDonald's restaurants in Russia this year, reflecting continued profitability despite the country's economic downturn.
So what's the secret? Khamzat Khasbulatov, president of McDonald's Russia, says local products were key to keeping its business in Russia humming all last year.
Relying on local suppliers, which provide 85 percent of the restaurants' goods, helps reduce costs and avoids volatile currency fluctuations. Khasbulatov said McDonald's Russia plans to replace all its imported products with homegrown substitutes in the next two years.
Since Moscow banned the import of many Western goods in response to economic sanctions by the West, officials have played up the idea of "import substitution" — replacing international suppliers with domestic industry for key goods and services.
Khasbulatov also told local media that his company increased prices last year, but kept the hikes several percentage points below the inflation rate. That let the Golden Arches pick up some patrons from rival fast-food joints, Reuters reported.
Last year, McDonald's opened 59 new restaurants in Russia, part of more than 500 in business. It's even spreading throughout far-flung Siberia.
The American fast-food chain hasn't always had it easy in Russia.
In 2014, officials launched snap regulatory inspections of McDonald's restaurants across the country in what some observers said was a retaliation to Western sanctions. The authorities even temporarily shuttered the former Soviet Union's very first McDonald's, on Moscow's Pushkin Square.
But Khasbulatov said the restaurants are back up and running and hitting their pre-closure targets.
Senior Correspondent Dan Peleschuk is based in Kyiv, Ukraine.
This article originally appeared on GlobalPost.
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This is about Wordfast Pro.
I would like to create a JE glossary from TM or TXML file.
I googled whether it is possible, but I am not able to find any information.
If this is possible, could you pelse tell me how to do that?
Wordfast Pro has no terminology extraction feature that would automatically match source entries against their target equivalents in bilingual material (eg. TM or TXML).
You can do it manually in the TXML editor of Wordfast Pro: open your TXML, highlight a source term, press Ctrl+Alt+T, highlight the corresponding target term, press Ctrl+Alt+T. Repeat until you have added all the terminology you're interested in.
It's the most reliable way to do it anyway.
If that's what you need, it is quite straightforward (using Word's "convert text to table" and "Convert table to text" functions, with deleting unnecessary columns in between).
If you want to extract relevant terminology than you have the manual solution proposed by Dominique or you can try various terminology extract tools (which will require quite a lot of extra manual fine tuning).
My client wanted me to create a glossary based on the translaton I did for them using Wordfast.
I will manually create a glossary or ask them to introduce Wordfast in their environment!
As I commented in the reply to Dominique-san, I meant to extract relevant terminology.
So I guess, if my client insists, I will have to do that manually or let them install wordfast also so that they can refer to the TM I created.
By the way, about using the entire segments as terms, it would be nice for me to completely understand how to do the Conversion between table and text for future purpose.
"(using Word's "convert text to table" and "Convert table to text" functions, with deleting unnecessary columns in between)."
I don't know if it's what Attila had in mind, but you can easily obtain a Word table from a translated TXML: just use the Export Review function found under the Bilingual Export tab of the PM Perspective.
Once you've got your Word table, it's easy to get rid of the unwanted columns and rows, convert the trimmed down table to tab-delimited text and save it as a text file, which basically gives you a Wordfast glossary.
If they want to do it themselves rather than having you doing it for them, all they need is to install a copy of Wordfast Pro, create a glossary, open the TXML and start populating the glossary with Ctrl+Alt+T. This can be done in demo mode and requires next to no WFP skills.
They can also do it in Wordfast Anywhere (same workflow, same shortcut), in which case they don't even need to install any local software.


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Q: Install OpenBSD on running Linux machine I just found my old IBM ThinkPad 240 where I installed ArchLinux some years ago. The machine still works as intended but the package manager (pacman) does not work anymore at all. I tried to fix it without luck.
What I would like to do is to install OpenBSD on this machine, but I don't find the external floppy hard drive anymore. So I can not install from floppy, cd-rom, network etc. But is it somehow possible to install OpenBSD within my running linux system ?

A: From what I have read, the IBM Thinkpad 240 does not support booting from any device other than the internal hard drive or the floppy. Since the floppy drive is lost, and I doubt you want to find and buy one, you are stuck with one option: Remove the hard drive and attach it to another computer and run the OS install from there. Quite tricky.

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1. It's just an ordinary day. No big deal.
2. Maybe I'll go out tonight and have a date with myself.
7. I think I'll stay away from social media today.
8. And I should probably avoid the Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park, and all other romantic locations.
9. Maybe I'll stay in tonight after all.
11. If I see any couples making out on the subway today I will smash their heads through the window.
12. And I will walk straight through all those hand-holding slow walking couples on the sidewalk.
13. Where is the LOVE statue again? I need to make sure to avoid it.
14. Maybe I'll meet someone cute at the coffee shop.
16. How does this keep happening in a city of 8 million people?
18. No, don't do that.
19. No Netflix, I don't want to watch a romantic comedy, thank you very much.
20. This documentary looks interesting.
23. Why are all my matches in Queens?!?!?
24. Maybe I should just join Match.com.
25. Lol just kidding I'm too broke for that.


The design duo was founded by two smart students Beunders Tineke and Nathan Wierink, both of them have studied at the Design Academy Eindhoven. While following their training it started to itch, they are together in the second year of their training started 'Ontwerpduo. There they never stopped anymore, until the day of the duo designs its own collection today.
Not only the design of the collection is a passion of the designer but also experimenting with different materials has a great passion. Experimenting and tinkering with the various products they do in their own studio in Eindhoven.
With a beautiful plant and a great cottage rental also includes a beautiful flower pot, look at our website under the heading vases, bowls and flower pots and spot the most beautiful items!


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Picture My Life is the new Close to My Heart version of pocket page scrapbooking! I am not a pocket scrapbooker so I took a class recently on scrapping outside the pocket and realized how fun the pocket scrapping was in some ways, though I am still not excited about pockets.
So some of the design elements they talked about stuck with me and I used a pocket style design to make this fun page! I have all 4 x 6 or 4 x 4 pictures and pieces of paper! Instead of putting it in a pocket page I just adhered it to white cardstock. I used the stickers and and embellishments from the My Crush Best Day Ever Assortment to add interest and a little journaling! I also journaled on a piece of paper that coordinated with the retired Dotty I was using!
When I started looking at these pictures and wanted to fit them all on one page I didn't think I could do it! I am so happy with the way it turned out, especially the colors from the Dottty papers and the My Crush Assortment that worked perfectly!!
While Picture My Life is not the way I will usually scrapbook it is easy and FAST! If you have pictures sitting around that you want to scrapbook and feel you aren't creative enough, this is a great way to do it! Contact me for more info or to schedule a time where I can help you learn how to use this great resource to get get your pictures out of the box and on the page or from JPGs to the page!
I am hoping to try some actual pocket pages soon and share them with you!
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Take 5: Huskies shooting for trio of titles
by Jason Kornwitz October 8, 2014
Huskies open their ice hockey seasons with high hopes
This former Northeastern hockey star scored with a rebound during the COVID-19…
Northeastern promotes Jerry Keefe to head coach of men's hockey
Aerin Frankel is named national player of the year in NCAA women's…
Historic season ends as Huskies lose in NCAA final to Wisconsin in…
Huskies win in overtime and will play for Northeastern's first NCAA championship
No. 1 Huskies to clash with Minnesota Duluth in NCAA's Frozen Four
No. 1 Huskies advance to NCAA Frozen Four with 5-1 quarterfinal win…
Surging Huskies earn first-ever No. 1 national ranking
Does the men's hockey team have the skill to compete for Hockey East supremacy and the NCAA championship? Here are the five biggest storylines heading into the 2014-2015 season, which begins on Saturday night at Matthews Arena against Vermont.
The offensive pluck
The Huskies should ice one of the best offenses in Hockey East, the sport's most competitive conference. Last season, Northeastern scored an average of 3.2 goals per game, second only to Boston College. This season, the red and black figure to put the puck in net with even greater regularity, returning 10 of last season's top 11 scorers. Returning forwards Kevin Roy and Mike Szmatula represented one of college hockey's best one-two punches last season, accounting for about 30 percent of the team's total offense.
"Roy's skill level and his hockey IQ set him apart," head coach Jim Madigan said. "His work ethic has continued to improve and he's ready for a breakout year." Captain Adam Reid noted that the team's offensive depth is the red and black's biggest strength, saying that "We're looking for contributions all the way down to our fourth line."
The team defense
Northeastern's biggest concern is team defense, which hampered the Huskies for the vast majority of last season. The red and black surrendered an average of 35 shots per game; killed just 84 percent of penalties; and gave up 41 third-period goals, all of which ranked in the bottom half of Hockey East. Northeastern must improve in all three aspects or face the reality of yet another early postseason exit. "We have to be more reliable as a five-player unit," Madigan said.
The unflappable netminder
Goalie Clay Witt exceeded expectations last season, posting a 2.37 goals against average and a .932 save percentage. He'll have to put up similar numbers in order for the Huskies to have a chance to win Hockey East, but he's more than capable of living up to such high standards. "Clay has tremendous mental toughness and the resolve to get better each and every day," Madigan said. "He's very quick and has great agility." Noted Reid: "It's really important for him to play well, but it's also important that we play well in front of him."
The new guys
Seven first-year players will fill out Northeastern's roster, including a pair of transfer students with Hockey East experience. Forward Ryan Rosenthal skated for Vermont during the 2012-2013 season and forward Brendan Collier led Boston University in plus-minus last season. "I like the group," Madigan said. "I think all of them will be able to contribute offensively." Noted Reid: "There's a lot of competition for roster spots right now."
The schedule
Northeastern will face-off against eight of the 16 team that reached the 2014 NCAA Tournament. One of the Huskies' toughest tests will take place on Nov. 29 at Matthews Arena, where the red and black will battle the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers, last season's national championship runner-up. "Our players are ready for it," Madigan said of his team's difficult schedule. "We have to play good teams to get where we want to go."
The season's goals are threefold: To win the Beanpot, to win Hockey East, and to win the NCAA championship. "More than in any other year, we have been saying that we can accomplish each of our goals with resolve and a lot of hard work," Madigan said. "We're excited about the process of getting there."
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Northeastern men's hockey coach Jim Madigan reached back-to-back Stanley Cup Finals with the Pittsburgh Penguins a decade ago. The lessons he learned from the NHL have helped him turn the Huskies into champions.
by Ian Thomsen May 28, 2019
The best photos from the Beanpot
The 14th-ranked Huskies became the first team at Northeastern to win back-to-back titles since 1984-85, when gas cost $1.09, the first dot-com was registered, and coach Jim Madigan was playing for the red and black. Award-winning photographers Matthew Modoono and Adam Glanzman were there to capture all the action behind the scenes and on the ice.
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Two Beanpots. Two championships. Two entirely different styles spaced one year apart. The ingredients of Northeastern's first back-to-back Beanpot titles…


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Wilhelm Siering (* 28. März 1875 in Berlin; † 1945) war ein deutscher Gewerkschafter und Politiker (SPD).

Leben und Beruf
Siering wurde als Sohn eines Schmiedemeisters geboren. Nach dem Volksschulabschluss 1889 in Berlin absolvierte er eine Feilenhauerlehre, die er 1892 mit der Gehilfenprüfung abschloss. Anschließend arbeitete er bis 1904 als Schmiedegehilfe. Er engagierte sich gewerkschaftlich und war von 1904 bis 1919 Gewerkschaftsfunktionär im Verband der Schmiede bzw. im Deutschen Metallarbeiter-Verband (DMV). 1920/21 war er Beirat im preußischen Ministerium für Handel und Gewerbe.

Abgeordneter
Siering war von 1919 bis 1921 Mitglied der Verfassunggebenden Preußischen Landesversammlung und gehörte anschließend bis 1932 dem Preußischen Landtag an.

Öffentliche Ämter
Siering amtierte vom 7. November 1921 bis zum 18. Februar 1925 als preußischer Staatsminister für Handel und Gewerbe in der von Ministerpräsident Otto Braun geführten Landesregierung. Von 1926 bis 1932 war er Landrat des Kreises Osthavelland.

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Astroids, like this one in space, become meteorites when they fall through Earth's atmosphere and smash to the ground.
SALT LAKE CITY ― It was like finding money in the pocket of a jacket you haven't worn in months, only better.
A Michigan man has struck it rich after finding out the meteorite he'd been using as a doorstop for 30 years is worth at least $100,000.
According to the Chicago Tribune, David Mazurek took his doorstop to Central Michigan University for examination after seeing reports in January of meteorite pieces selling for thousands of dollars.
"I said, 'Wait a minute. I wonder how much mine is worth,'" Mazurek reportedly said.
Mazurek said the meteorite came with a barn he bought in 1988 in Edmore, Michigan. According to the Chicago Tribune, he said the farmer who sold him the property told him it landed in his backyard in the 1930s.
Professor Mona Sirbescu of CMU said she could tell that the rock was "something special" right away. She sent two slices of it to the Smithsonian where it was confirmed that Mazurek's door stop was indeed a space rock.
But not just any space rock. As reported by ABC News, the 23-pound hunk of iron and nickel is the sixth-largest meteorite found in Michigan.
Most meteorites typically consist of approximately 90 to 95 percent iron. BBC News reported that what makes the meteorite found in Michigan unique is that it is 88 percent iron and 12 percent nickel.
"It's the most valuable specimen I have ever held in my life, monetarily and scientifically," Sirbescu said, according to ScienceAlert.
As for the future of the doorstop, Mazurek doesn't plan on keeping it much longer. "Let's get a buyer!" he told the Tribune.


Crafting Opportunity, an exhibition of ceramics, furniture, fashion, fiber art, jewelry, and metalwork, explores the robust artistic output that followed World War II. Many of the works, selected from Mingei International Museum's permanent collection, are on view for the first time.
Mid-century craft and design in America is a study in creative pluralism, a blurring of the lines between fine and applied arts, craft and production, rustic and modern, functional and conceptual. The designer-craftsman movement of the era was known for both camaraderie and individualism; for some craftspeople, universities served as incubators; other artists prospered independently. A distinct sense of place—from the city of San Diego to the pueblo of San Ildefonso, New Mexico—existed alongside domestic and international influences, and counterculture was not incompatible with commercial success. Women who had been displaced from wartime work by returning veterans could pursue a range of opportunities, whether working for themselves, for a company, or in collaboration with their spouses. The result was a pervasive spirit of experimentation uniting this diverse collection, which continues to inspire and delight makers and collectors today.
This exhibition will be on view at the San Diego Central Library Art Gallery, located at 330 Park Blvd. San Diego, CA 92101.
Ellamarie Woolley alongside her husband Jackson greatly advanced the field of enamel work and were masters at integrating the medium into daily life.
Wonderfully weird and fresh, this chair made of brazed beer cans reflects a sense of humor combined with good design.


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The Rise of Science in Islam and the West (eBook, PDF)
From Shared Heritage to Parting of The Ways, 8th to 19th Centuries
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This is a study of science in Muslim society from its rise in the 8th century to the efforts of 19th-century Muslim thinkers and reformers to regain the lost ethos that had given birth to the rich scientific heritage of earlier Muslim civilization. The volume is organized in four parts; the rise of science in Muslim society in its historical setting of political and intellectual expansion; the Muslim creative achievement and original discoveries; proponents and opponents of science in a religiously oriented society; and finally the complex factors that account for the end of the 500-year Muslim renaissance.
The book brings together and treats in depth, using primary and secondary sources in Arabic, Turkish and European languages, subjects that are lightly and uncritically brushed over in non-specialized literature, such as the question of what can be considered to be purely original scientific advancement in Muslim civilization over and above what was inherited from the Greco-Syriac and Indian traditions; what was the place of science in a religious society; and the question of the curious demise of the Muslim scientific renaissance after centuries of creativity. The book also interprets the history of the rise, achievement and decline of scientific study in light of the religious temper and of the political and socio-economic vicissitudes across Islamdom for over a millennium and integrates the Muslim legacy with the history of Latin/European accomplishments. It sets the stage for the next momentous transmission of science: from the West back to the Arabic-speaking world of Islam, from the last half of the 19th century to the early 21st century, the subject of a second volume.
Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd.
John W. Livingston is Associate Professor of History at the William Paterson University of New Jersey, USA.


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Renée Martel, aussi surnommée la cowgirl dorée, (née le  à Drummondville et morte le  à Saint-Hyacinthe) est une chanteuse québécoise. Elle est considérée comme étant l'une des plus grandes chanteuses au Québec. Elle a vendu près de 10 millions de disques, a reçu dans sa carrière des dizaines de prix, dont plusieurs Trophées Félix. Sa carrière s'échelonne sur plus de 60 ans. Plusieurs documentaires, livres, émissions de télévision et projets de recherches universitaires sont basés sur Renée Martel.

Origines
Née à Drummondville, Renée Martel est la fille de Marcel Martel, reconnu avec Willie Lamothe et Paul Brunelle comme un des plus grands chanteurs country québécois d'après-guerre. Sa mère, Noëlla Therrien, était également chanteuse et accompagnait Marcel dans ses tournées. Elle est l'aînée d'une famille de deux enfants (son frère Mario est neuf ans et demi plus jeune qu'elle).

Au début des années 1950, Marcel Martel tombe malade et n'est plus capable de subvenir aux besoins de sa famille. Renée est d'abord mise en pension chez des voisins puis, en 1951, envoyée dans un orphelinat à Nicolet. Elle y séjourne environ un an. Ses parents la ramènent à la maison puis, Marcel, guéri, entreprend une série de tournées musicales à travers le Québec. Renée y accompagne ses parents. Elle apprend à chanter et, en 1954 (elle a alors 7 ans), participe aux prestations de la famille en chantant Un coin de ciel bleu dans les bars avec son père. La même année, elle enregistre un premier album avec sa famille, Noël en famille.

En 1957, Marcel Martel tombe de nouveau malade des poumons et déménage à Los Angeles, dans un climat plus chaud. C'est là que Renée apprend la langue anglaise. La famille Martel revient au Québec en 1963. À partir de septembre de la même année, le père anime l'émission country Marcel Martel au canal CHLT de Sherbrooke, à laquelle participe sa fille en tant que chanteuse.

En 1964, la compagnie de disques Meteor l'engage et elle enregistre un premier disque solo, C'est toi mon idole, qui se vend plus ou moins bien. D'autres disques suivent, Renée Martel est bientôt invitée à l'émission Jeunesse d'aujourd'hui animée par Pierre Lalonde et Joël Denis.

La chanteuse pop
Le contrat avec Meteor prend fin en 1966 et Renée Martel continue sa carrière sans son père. Elle se forme un groupe, Renée and the Silverboys (appelé ainsi parce que ses musiciens se vaporisaient les cheveux avec de la couleur argentée) et se produit dans plusieurs cabarets dont celui de Fernand Gignac.

À l'été 1967, elle signe un contrat avec le gérant Gerry Plamondon, qui travaille pour la compagnie de disques Trans-Canada, et enregistre son premier véritable hit, Liverpool. S'ensuit une série de tubes qui se vendent à pas moins de  chacun (Je vais à Londres, Viens changer ma vie, Nos jeux d'enfants, Le bateau du bonheur, Prends ma main, Mon roman d'amour). En 1968, elle est élue Révélation de l'année au Gala des Artistes et participe à la tournée Musicorama avec Stéphane, Karo, Patrick Zabé, les Jades, les Hou-Lops et les Lutins.

Renée Martel vit très mal sa rupture avec le chanteur Jean Malo en 1971, et c'est à cette époque qu'elle commence à consommer de plus en plus d'alcool. Son nouvel amoureux, le bassiste Jean-Guy Chapados, prend sa carrière en main. À l'été 1971, elle signe un contrat avec une nouvelle compagnie de disques, Trans-World. En février 1972 sort le 45 tours Un amour qui ne veut pas mourir(version française de "Never Ending Song of Love" du groupe Américain Delaney and Bonnie), chanson mi-pop mi-country qui deviendra son plus célèbre tube. Les succès qui suivent prennent un son de plus en plus country : Partir au soleil, Si on pouvait recommencer, Donne-moi un jour, Le premier amour.

La chanteuse country
En 1974, à la suite de la naissance de son fils Dominique, elle enregistre l'album Réflexions, produit par Chapados. Il s'agit d'un premier album aux chansons originales, Renée Martel ayant composé les paroles et Jean-Guy Chapados la musique. Mais l'album ne se vend pas très bien. La même année, elle se reprend avec Cowgirl dorée, adaptation francophone effectuée par Robert Charlebois du succès Rhinestone Cowboy de Glen Campbell. À l'automne, elle se produit pour la première fois à la Place des Arts.

En 1978, peu après sa séparation avec Chapados, elle coanime l'émission country Patrick, Renée et lui-même avec Patrick Norman et Willie Lamothe. Quelques semaines plus tard, celui-ci tombe malade et l'émission reprend sous le titre Patrick et Renée. En 1979, elle enregistre l'album Renée Martel chante Connie Francis et Brenda Lee, produit par Guy Cloutier.

Deux ans plus tard, elle participe à la tournée La Grande Rétro avec Johnny Farago, René Simard et les Classels. À l'automne, elle suit une première thérapie pour son alcoolisme, qui s'est accentué au cours des dernières années. En 1983, elle écrira d'ailleurs le livre Renaissance, qui raconte l'histoire de sa lutte contre sa maladie. À la même époque elle enregistre l'album C'est mon histoire, dans lequel est inclus le succès Nous, on aime la musique country. Au Gala de l'ADISQ 1983, elle reçoit le prix Félix de l'album country de l'année.

En février 1984, Renée Martel fait de nouveau la Place des Arts où elle chante avec ses parents. La même année, elle enregistre un nouvel album country, Cadeau, qui remporte un Félix en 1985. Elle anime ensuite une émission de radio, Martel en tête, à CKVL de Sherbrooke. En 1986, cependant, elle quitte le monde du spectacle et part s'établir au Maroc avec son nouveau mari et leur fille Laurence.

Le retour au spectacle
Renée Martel revient au Québec en 1990 et renoue vite avec le monde du spectacle. L'album Authentique, sorti en février 1992 et dans lequel se trouve la chanson Je reviens, se vend à  et est en nomination au Gala de l'ADISQ. Comme Réflexions en 1975, il est constitué de chansons entièrement composées par la chanteuse.

De 1993 à 1996, elle anime l'émission télévisée Country centre-ville, à Radio-Canada de Moncton, qui remporte de très bonnes cotes d'écoute, jusqu'à . Le country, un peu passé de mode dans les dernières années, reprend alors une certaine notoriété au Québec. En 1997, Renée Martel sort l'album Country, qui est en nomination au Gala de l'ADISQ. Cette même année cependant, elle subit les premiers symptômes de sa maladie pulmonaire qui fait qu'elle annonce prématurément sa retraite en 1999. La même année, son père décède et elle décide d'enregistrer un ultime album pour lui rendre hommage. À mon père remporte le Félix du meilleur album country au Gala de l'ADISQ.

En 2002, elle écrit son autobiographie en collaboration avec son fils Dominique. Intitulé Renée Martel, Ma vie je t'aime, le livre est publié aux éditions Publistar. Elle y révèle, pour la première fois, avoir été violée à l'âge de 18 ans<ref>Renée Martel, Ma vie je t'aime, </ref>.

En 2006-2007, la maladie pulmonaire finit peu à peu par se résorber et Renée Martel renoue avec le monde du spectacle. En 2006, elle sort l'album Un amour qui ne veut pas mourir, dans lequel elle reprend ses vieux succès qu'elle interprète de manière acoustique. En 2007, elle recommence petit à petit à se produire dans de petites salles comme l'''Anglicane de Lévis ou le Théâtre Petit Champlain. . Depuis qu'elle a repris ses spectacles, les salles sont toujours bondées. Son album "L'Héritage" est sorti en magasin le .. Un nouvel album, Une femme libre, voit le jour en  avec la collaboration de Richard Séguin, Nelson Minville et Martine Pratte, pour ne nommer que ceux-là. En 2012, Renée Martel désire élargir ses horizons et célébrer en grand ses 60 ans de carrière. En janvier, elle sort l'album Une Femme Libre. Elle vend des milliers de copies de cet album. En résultat, elle obtiendra 2 Félix en . L'un pour le meilleur disque Country et l'autre concernant ses 60 ans de carrière. Malgré une carrière remplie, madame Martel amorce une nouvelle tournée en 2013. Celle-ci se veut une tournée hommage à ses 60 ans de vie culturelle. C'est loin d'être un adieu, mais un nouveau départ pour la reine du Country québécois. En , 15 ans après la mort de son célèbre père Marcel Martel, Renée Martel produit un album La Fille de son Père, qui se veut un hommage à la carrière musicale d'un pionnier de la culture québécoise. Elle se hisse rapidement au sommet des palmarès et entame une tournée jusqu'en 2016. À 67 ans, elle persiste et obtient un succès inégalé! En , sa mère Noëlla décède. Elle lui rend depuis hommage dans ses spectacles.

À l'automne 2021, après une récidive d'un cancer, elle renoue avec son public en enregistrant un disque de duos de leurs grands succès avec Paul Daraîche. Cet album continue une tradition country, sur le mode Dolly Parton-Kenny Rogers.

Décès
Le , Renée Martel succombe à 74 ans des suites d'une pneumonie sévère non reliée à la Covid, à l'hôpital Honoré-Mercier.

Discographie

45 tours
 1964 : C'est toi, mon idole / Parle mon cœur
 1965 : Notre bel amour / Ghislain
 1965 : Cette danse / La fin de l'amour
 1966 : Le folklore américain / Julie crève-cœur
 1966 : Un jeune homme bien / Les marionnettes
 1966 : Ces bottes sont faites pour marcher / Monsieur Cannibale
 1966 : Noir, c'est noir / Hank parky
 1966 : Parle mon cœur / Instrumental
 1966 : La berceuse de ton cœur / Sèche tes larmes 1966 : Quand un amour renaît / Je chante pour toi 1967 : Liverpool / Oublie ces mots 1968 : Je vais à Londres / Johnny Angel 1968 : Les vacances / Tous les arbres sont en fleur (avec Michel Pagliaro)
 1968 : Viens changer ma vie / J'aurai mon tour de chance 1968 : Le petit train bleu / As-tu vu le Père Noël? 1969 : À demain my Darling / Quand un bateau passe 1969 : C'est l'été / Vous (avec Michel Pagliaro)
 1969 : Embrasse-moi / La ronde des saisons 1969 : Nos jeux d'enfants / Parlez-moi de lui 1970 : Le bateau du bonheur / Un certain soir 1971 : Prends ma main / Je suis la Terre 1971 : Finalement 1971 : Mon roman d'amour / Pour mon amour 1972 : Un amour qui ne veut pas mourir / Ta femme à toi 1972 : Partir au soleil / Je crois en toi 1972 : Si on pouvait recommencer / Lentement 1973 : Ce n'était qu'un rêve / Pourtant 1973 : Donne-moi un jour / Tout est plus beau 1974 : Le premier amour / J'sais pas pourquoi 1974 : Quand nous ferons l'amour par cœur / J'ai trouvé ton mot 1975 : La reine du foyer / Les sciences occultes 1975 : Cowgirl dorée / Instrumental
 1976 : Quand va-t-on m'aimer? (avec Michèle Richard) / Instrumental
 1976 : J'aime la vie / Instrumental
 1977 : C'était toi, c'était moi, c'était nous / Instrumental
 1977 : Tu n'es plus là / Un amour comme le nôtre 1978 : J'ai besoin de ton amour / Instrumental
 1978 : Souvenirs de vacances (avec René Simard) / Instrumental
 1979 : Darling / Une mère (par Fernand Gignac)
 1979 : Dis que tu m'aimes / Try me again 1980 : Fool number 1 / All alone am I 1981 : El lute / Une femme pour la vie 1981 : Un coin de ciel / Il est là 1981 : Amigo Hey Paulo (avec Johnny Farago) / Running scared (par Farago)
 1983 : Nous, on aime la musique country (avec ses parents)  /Dors-bien mon ange 1983 : Divorce / Valse au clair de lune 1984 :  Nous (avec Patrick Norman) / Instrumental
 1984 : Cadeau / Instrumental
 1985 : Premiers moments d'amour / Instrumental
 1985 : Stewball / Mes vingt ans 1992 : Je reviens Albums
 1968 : Renée Martel 1969 : Renée Martel 1969 : Renée Martel 1971 : Pagliaro & Martel (avec Michel Pagliaro)
 1971 : Mon roman d'amour 1972 : Un amour qui ne veut pas mourir 1974 : Réflexions 1978 : Tu n'es plus là
 1978 : René Simard et Renée Martel 1980 : Renée Martel chante Connie Francis et Brenda Lee 1981 : Un coin du ciel 1982 : C'est mon histoire 1984 : Cadeau 1992 : Authentique 1995 : Chantons Noël 1998 : Country 1999 : À mon père 2006 : Un amour qui ne veut pas mourir 2008 : L'Héritage 2012 : Une femme libre 2014 : La fille de son père 2018 : Arrière-saison Compilations
 1970 : Mon disque d'or (compilation)
 1978 : J'ai besoin d'amour (compilation)
 1978 : Les plus belles chansons de Renée Martel - 20 grands succès 1993 : Renée Martel, Les Grandes Chansons 1999 : Renée Martel, volume 1: Liverpool (compilation)
 1999 : Renée Martel, volume 2: Cowgirl dorée (compilation)
 1999 : Renée Martel, volume 3: Premier amour (compilation)
 2002 : Une vie en chansons: 50 ans de carrière 2012 : Renée Martel, Mes 25 meilleures chansons pop
 2012 : Renée Martel, Mes 25 plus grands succès country Lauréats et nominations

 Gala de l'ADISQ

 Gala country

 Références

 Voir aussi
 Liens externes
 Discographie

 Bibliographie
 Danielle Laurin, Le Roman de Renée Martel, Québec/Amérique, 2014.
 Renée Martel et Dominique Chapados. Renée Martel, Ma vie je t'aime. Éditions Publistar. 2002.
 Musicographie Renée Martel (documentaire réalisé par Jocelyn Caron et produit par Pierre Marchand). Canal Musimax. 1999.
 Robert Thérien et Isabelle D'Amours. Dictionnaire de la musique populaire au Québec 1955-1992''. IQRC. 1992

Naissance en juin 1947
Naissance à Drummondville
Chanteuse québécoise francophone
Chanteuse canadienne de country
Chanteuse des années 1960
Chanteuse des années 1970
Décès à 74 ans
Mort d'une pneumonie
Décès à Saint-Hyacinthe
Décès en décembre 2021


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