Abstract : [en] Steak tartare is a popular meat dish in Belgium. It is prepared with raw ground minced beef and eaten with sauce, vegetables, and spiced. Since it contains raw meat, steak tartare is highly prone to bacterial spoilage. The objective of this study was to explore the bacterial flora diversity in steak tartare in Belgium according to the source and to determine which bacteria are able to grow during the shelf life. A total of 58 samples from butchers' shops, restaurants, sandwich shops and supermarkets were collected. These samples were analyzed using 16S rDNA metagenetics, a classical microbiological technique, and quantitative real-time PCR (qPCR) targeting the Lactobacillus genus. Samples were analyzed at the beginning and at the end of their shelf life, except for those from restaurants and sandwich shops analyzed only at the purchase date. Metagenetic analysis identified up to 180 bacterial species and 90 genera in some samples. But only seven bacterial species were predominant in the samples, depending on the source: Brochothrix thermosphacta, Lactobacillus algidus, Lactococcus piscium, Leuconostoc gelidum, Photobacterium kishitani, Pseudomonas spp. and Xanthomonas oryzae. With this work, an alternative method is proposed to evaluate the total flora in food samples based on the number of reads from metagenetic analysis and the results of qPCR. The degree of underestimation of aerobic plate counts (APCs) at 30°C estimated with the classical microbiology method was demonstrated in comparison with the proposed culture independent method. Compared to culture-based methods, metagenetic analysis combined with qPCR targeting Lactobacillus provides valuable information for characterizing the bacterial flora of raw meat.


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این مقاله یک سیستم هوشمند برای مدیریت عبور و مرور آمبولانس ها و وسایل حمل و نقل خون و فرآوردهای خونی و به طورکلی حمل و نقل های مرتبط با فوریت های سلامت را با به کارگیری یک مدل ترکیبی فازی سلسله مراتبی ارائه می دهد. حمل و نقل بیماران اورژانسی، رویدادهای اورژانسی و فوریت های مرتبط با سلامت، و حمل و نقل خون و فرآورده های خونی باید در حداقل زمان ممکن انجام شود. به محض تماس بانک خون بیمارستان مبنی بر نیاز به مراجعه به سازمان انتقال خون، در اسرع وقت این انتقال باید صورت بگیرد، زیرا ممکن است تأخیر در آوردن فرآورده ها برای بیمار، منجر به مرگ او شود. هدف این مقاله، افزایش کیفیت در ترافیک، محاسبه زمان مسیر و اطلاعات عبور و مرور به صورت بلادرنگ برای حمل و نقل های مرتبط با فوریت های سلامت تا رسیدن به مقصدشان می‌باشد. این سیستم امکان تنظیمات مؤثر بر ترافیک مسیرها را مطابق با تغییرات شبکه حمل و نقل فراهم می آورد.
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Curzon Park
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Curzon Park is an upmarket residential suburb of Chester. The area, which adjoins the southern banks of the River Dee, was first laid out in the 19th century. It is situated next to the Grosvenor Bridge and is well known for having some of the city's largest and most prestigious residences.
The Curzon family, whose family estate was Kedlestone Hall in Derbyshire, acquired the lands now known as Curzon Park and Chester Golf Club, by virtue of the marriage of Assheton Curzon to Esther Hanmer in 1756. She inherited the land from her father upon his demise. Some of her wealth had come via her mother Elizabeth Jennens Hanmer (1692-1777) who was the sister and heir of the rich and childless Charles Jennens. Jennens was educated in Chester and wrote the words for Handel's "Messiah". After Esther died Assheton married secondly Dorothy, daughter of Sir Robert Grosvenor, 6th Baronet, in 1766. After her death on 24 February 1774, he married thirdly Anna Margaretta, daughter of Amos Meredith and sister of Sir William Meredith, 3rd Baronet, in 1777.
The land at that time was a farm known as Brewers Hall which name was an anglicised version of its original 13t hcentury title of Brueres Halgh. Little of note had happened on the land over the years apart from the Parliamentarians sighting a large cannon at the farmhouse to bombard the Royalist-held City during the Civil War siege of 1645-46.
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Fisheries advisory committees meet in January
Published 12:22 pm Wednesday, December 28, 2022
Five advisory committees to the N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission will meet in January. The meetings will be held by WebEx and streamed on YouTube.
Those who wish to attend a meeting online and speak during the public comment period must pre-register. The deadline for registration for online public comment is noon the day of the meeting.
All meetings start at 6 p.m.
A listening station will be set up for each meeting at the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries' Central District Office, located at 5285 Highway 70 West in Morehead City. Those who wish to submit public comment from the listening station should register on site by 6 p.m. the night of the meeting.
Agendas and registration links can be found on the MFC Advisory Committee Meetings website.
All five committees are scheduled to discuss the fundamentals of stock assessments and receive an update on Draft Supplement A to the Striped Mullet Fishery Management Plan Amendment 1. The draft supplement includes various proposals for a commercial and recreational season closure to end overfishing in the striped mullet fishery.
Additionally, the Shellfish/Crustacean Advisory Committee will discuss a proposed revision to the Blue Crab Fishery Management Plan Amendment 2 that would modify the list of devices approved for use in Diamondback Terrapin Management Areas. The modification would allow for the use of a new device invented by North Carolina fishermen.
Dates for advisory committee meetings are:
Northern Regional Advisory Committee, Jan. 10, 2023
Southern Regional Advisory Committee, Jan. 11, 2023
Finfish Advisory Committee, Jan. 12, 2023
Shellfish/Crustacean Advisory Committee, Jan. 17, 2023
Habitat & Water Quality Advisory Committee, Jan. 18, 2023
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A botched robbery, a safe that won't open and lives that have gone off the tracks.
TIMELOCK is a minimalist, crime drama about chance and consequence, pride and self-deception written and directed by David Griffith and produced by Inge Sorensen and David Griffith. Winner of the Best Feature Film at the Terror Film Festival 2014, TimeLock was also nominated for Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Cinematography and Best Screenplay.
The film is beautifully shot by cinematographer, Simon Hipkins and features breakthrough performances from rising stars Alton Milne and John C. Gilmour. It also has a fabulous soundscape courtesy of David McAulay with music composed and performed by Scottish Album of the Year Award Winner 2013 RM Hubbert together with Howie Reeve and Rafe Fitzpatrick.
"…like a young Harvey Keitel." Janice Forsyth, BBC Radio Scotland's Culture Studio on Alton Milne's breakthrough performance. Listen to the full BBC radio interview here.
TimeLock is a feature-length, minimalist, crime thriller about a safe that doesn't open, a robbery gone wrong and lives that have gone off the tracks. TimeLock stars John C. Gilmour and Alton Milne with great supporting performances from Danielle Stewart, Leo Horsfield, Hamish Wilson, Natalie Clark, Jess-Luisa Flynn, Stephen Cleland and Lauren Lamarr.
The film also features a killer soundtrack from Scottish Album of the Year 2013 winner RM Hubbert along with Glasgow bass hero Howie Reeve and violinist Rafe Fitzpatrick.
The film is written and directed by David Griffith and produced by Inge Sorensen and David Griffith. It was recorded by cinematographer Simon Hipkins and recordist Marcin Knyziak. Sound design and the soundtrack mix was courtesy of producer Dave McAulay at indie recording studios Chem 19. Links to broadcast interviews.
To contact us and find out about pop-up screenings, join our Facebook page or follow us on twitter @timelockmovie or @timelockthefilm TimeLock is the first of five Tartan Noir psychological thrillers that we are planning to make over the coming years.
Sales and Distribution is handled by our North American distributor 108 Media Corp in Toronto http://www.108mediacorp.com .
David Griffith's next thriller, 'Through Dark Trees' is currently in the late stages of development.


Through these awards we are funding and supporting projects at CF centres across the UK that work to improve clinical care and change the lives of people affected by cystic fibrosis now and for years to come.
The Trust is delighted to announce the second Clinical Excellence & Innovation awards for 2017. The programme supports the very best ideas and innovation in cystic fibrosis clinical practice in the UK. All UK CF centres are eligible to apply for awards ranging from £15,000 up to £75,000, to be met by matched funds from an alternative source.
The UK CF centres that applied for these awards were required to demonstrate evidence of matched funding. Take a look at our previous winners.
1. Evaluating the feasibility, benefits and acceptability to patients and health care professionals of providing secure access of linked secondary care and patient's Personal Health Records in CF. Led by Dr Daniel Peckham at Leeds adult CF centre, St James University Hospital (£74,000 matched funding - University of Leeds).
2. Youth working to support the transition of young people with cystic fibrosis from paediatric to adult, led by Dr Tim Lee at Leeds Regional Paediatric CF centre (£30,000 matched funding - Leeds Teaching Hospital).
3. Development of a National Nontuberculous Mycobacteria whole genome sequencing service, led by Dr Charles Haworth at Papworth Hospital; Cambridge Centre for Lung infection (£50,536 matched funding - £22,000 Wellcome Trust, £20,000 Papworth Hospital CCL Research funds, and £9,000 Biomedical Research Centre).
4. An evaluation of a specially adapted App to support the delivery of individualised collaborative exercise/nutrition programme at a large adult cystic fibrosis centre. Led by Professor Andrew Jones at Manchester adult CF centre (£38,740 matched funding - Manchester CF Centre Charity Endowment Fund).
A patient at the cystic fibrosis centre said they feel much better now they are using the app and find it motivational: "I've got more confident doing the exercises. I slept really well when I started doing the exercises and I felt more pumped."
5. Zephbot: using smartphone technology to incentivise essential daily chest physiotherapy treatment in young people with cystic fibrosis. Led by Dr Donna McShane at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (£40,468 matched funding - Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust).
6. Monitored outpatient & inpatient individually tailored exercise programme for CF patients. Led by Dr Alexandra Higton at Frimley Park Hospital CF Unit (£28,026 matched funding - Cystic Fibrosis Care at Frimley Park).
We couldn't provide support for projects like these without your help! Make a regular donation or take part in some fundraising and join the fight for a life unlimited.
Thanks to your donations, we've been able to set up this new award scheme to give talented clinical teams across the UK the opportunity to test and develop new ways of improving the lives of those they treat. Six important projects are already underway; the professors and doctors leading them have listened to what people with cystic fibrosis really need, and developed projects that will deliver real change.


Can't wait to see what the performance will top out at.
You can probably do 3.85-3.9GHz with x8.5, the use x9 and back FSB to the point it results with the same CPU frequency, and continue up.
You can try to shoot for 500MHz FSB (x8) or more, but it's better not to stress the northbridge too much. The gain in memory performance is not worth it IMO.
For other than benchmarking and show off, 445MHz(or higher) FSB x9 should result with excellent performance and minimal nesessary stress on the NB.
With your dual core cpu, set Threads = 2 when running IBT.
The IBT GFlops score should be higher and core temperatures will be somewhat higher.
Using a bit more memory (e.g. 1792, 1920, 2048 or more) should also raise the GFlops score.
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I ask to use 1536MB(or 3072MB with quads) for IBT because my records were made with 32-bit OS, and that's what I can compare to.
Not trying to set IBT records just make sure there's enough vcore.
maybe you had more apps running or didn't wait long enough for the system to idle?
Run minimal needed applications, like Core Temp.
This hypothesis proved to be correct!
Gotcha, I had just assumed that, when set to Auto, it would use only 2 threads. I re-ran and here is the new score - I had Google Chrome open on this run, but was away from the keyboard. Perhaps that may explain the slightly lower scores.
This still with stock vcore? Amazzing.
I can't get to BIOS now but mychip cam do 3.33GHz on stock but when getting to high frequencies like this it begin to be vcore hog, and for 3.82 I already need above 1.4v vcore (~1.37 in CPU-Z).
Using my IBT recommendations will result in a somewhat more rigorous test and tends to cause bigger GFlops differences within each test loop if cpu vcore is set a bit too low. This isn't a big deal as the Prime95 Blend test still needs to be run for at least 4 - 8 hours or more to help ensure that the system is stable. I also like to run Prime95 small and large FFT tests with higher overclocks.
**edit** With newer IBT versions, the threads setting might not result in higher scores. My recommendations definitely applied when testing with IBT 1 or 2 years ago. FWIW, I let my system idle for 12 - 15 minutes before running IBT, LinX, or Prime95 stress tests and always have no other major tasks running. I always have Task Manager, HWmonitor and CoreTemp (or RealTemp) running along with several win7 gadgets. I've found that running Cpu-Z has no major effect.
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You will probably find that about 458 - 460MHz is the highest that you can go with the 2.40B System Memory Multiplier.
With higher speeds, you will probably need to switch to the 2.00B or 2.00D memory multipliers.
OK, I'm now back on the sidelines; your doing great with Chike's help.
I switched to 460 x 8.5 x 1105, and it wouldn't post. Tried clicking up the voltage once, twice... four times. Still wouldn't boot.
Perhaps there's another variable here? Seems somewhat strange that it would jump so high so quickly.


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The opportunity to participate in a summer research project focused on the climatology of thunderstorms in Taiwan was the chance of a lifetime for atmospheric-science major Chelsea Snide.
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For atmospheric-science major Chelsea Snide, the opportunity to participate in a Summer 2018 research project focused on the climatology of thunderstorms in Taiwan was the chance of a lifetime. Soon, Snide will be off to Greenland as part of a research team that will update a previous study of that nation's ice shape. While her work in Taiwan primarily used information gathered earlier, the Greenland project will allow her "to collect my own remote-sensing data to see how the ice shape has changed. I'll be out in the field and making observations with the instruments, applying things I learned in class."
Support from the George Tai-Jen Chen, Ph.D.'71, Scholarship, named for a UAlbany donor and National Taiwan University professor emeritus whose research interests coincide with her own, has enabled Snide to concentrate on academics and solidify her post-graduate plans. "The scholarship has helped me pay for tuition, books, and even for my graduate-school application. I'm pushing myself to do more and evolve more, especially with the encouragement of the faculty. I'm more prepared for what's next," adds the future university professor and researcher.
In Taiwan, Chelsea Snide participated in a research experience focused on the climatology of thunderstorms.
Snide's parents inspired her to work hard in school. "My mom went back to college when I was in middle school; she worked two jobs and took night classes. She was taking a nutrition class, and I would help her study for her tests." Snide's mother, Laura Andreson, earned an accounting degree from Siena College.
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Q: Open Source GoToAssist Alternative We're trying to trim our budget and one of the items that I believe we can trim is our GoToAssist account. Granted it is not that expensive but I have to think there is a lot of open source RA software out there. Of course I am aware of VNC but I was wondering if there are any more sophisticated open source offerings that offer a proxy-based connection (ie no firewall configuration/exceptions) like GoToAssist does. I am referring to a Windows environment fyi.

A: I love and use logmein and they have a free offering.  However, it's not open source...

A: You'll want to take a look at BigBlueButton as well.
Open source software; your server; your control

A: There's also Echogent's Echoware here: http://www.echogent.com/tech.htm
Pieces of it are free and open source (the client stuff which is what I think you want), other parts are try-before-you-buy.

A: You may want to take a look at TightVNC or ScreenConnect

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Jeremy Wade likes to fish for predators, but knows where less adventurous anglers should camp and cast.
John Gimlette is delighted and dumbfounded in equal measure by Suriname, but can't help falling in love.
Lonely Planet has picked the brains of its authors, staff and travellers and come up with the top 10 countries to visit in 2010.
Type C (or Europlug) is a two-wire plug that has two round pins. It fits into any socket that accepts 4.0 – 4.8 mm round contacts on 19 mm centres. Type F (also known as a Schuko plug) has two 4.8 mm round pins spaced 19 mm apart.


In a controversial move, the judge hearing the case has required that the sentence, "Children are more exposed to cell phone radio-frequency radiation than adults" be deleted from the warning because the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has not acknowledged that children's cell phone radiation exposure is greater than adults' exposure.
While such a move fails to alert parents to the extra dangers of allowing children to use mobile phones and other similar wireless devices, it does at least warn all mobile phone users that their health is in danger from mobile phones.
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The telecommunications industry is not responsible for the warnings or precautions. This is the job and responsibility of ARPANSA, ACMA and The Victorian Department of Health.If these three did the job that they are supposed to do, then the telecommunication companies would have nothing to hide behind and would have to issue warnings or risk lawsuits in the future.
Should have been providing the warning 10+ years ago but nevermind.
Wondering what kind of warning should be given out with the newish Wi-Fi hotspot dongles for your car?
Absolute madness…..God Help Us all.
Very reassuring. I feel a lot safer now.
I wonder what it's doing then to the inhabitants within the vehicle travelling along at 100km per hour……especially the "precious little darlings" in the back seats, who never had a say in all this.
Their parents should be locked up.


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Dangling from the bracelet is a heart charm with name of your choice and one birthstone. More birthstones can be added.


1. Melt butter in small skillet. Add green onions. Cook and stir 1 to 2 minutes until tender. Place bread cubes and dried cranberries in medium size bowl. Stir in onion mixture.
2. Heat combined ⅓ cup apple juice and ⅓ cup water to boiling. Stir into bread cube mixture until all cubes are moistened. Stir in 2 tablespoons Equal®, ¼ teaspoon salt and ⅛ teaspoon pepper until combined.
3. Lay chicken breasts on flat surface. Sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste, if desired. Place ½ cup stuffing mixture in center of each chicken breast. Fold in sides of chicken to form a "bundle". Secure each with wooden picks.
4. Place chicken bundles in shallow sprayed baking pan. Bake in preheated 350°F oven 35 to 40 minutes or until chicken and stuffing reach 160°F and chicken juices are clear when chicken is pierced with a fork.
5. Meanwhile, combine 1½ cups apple juice, ½ cup water, cornstarch and lemon juice in a small saucepan. Stir until smooth. Bring to boil over medium heat, stirring frequently. Boil and stir until thickened. Remove from heat. Stir in 2 tablespoons Equal®. Add salt and pepper to taste, if desired.
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Ottorino Respighi (, ur. 9 lipca 1879 w Bolonii, zm. 18 kwietnia 1936 w Rzymie) – włoski kompozytor, muzykolog i dyrygent, uznawany za jedną z najważniejszych postaci włoskiej muzyki instrumentalnej początku XX wieku. Najbardziej znany z tzw. Rzymskiej trylogii na orkiestrę (Fontanny rzymskie, Pinie rzymskie i Święta rzymskie).

Życie i twórczość
Respighi był synem nauczyciela gry na fortepianie, a jako dziecko pobierał lekcje gry u ojca na tym instrumencie i na skrzypcach. W latach 1891–1899 uczył się w Liceo musicale w Bolonii gry na skrzypcach i altówce u Federico Sartiego oraz kompozycji u Luigiego Torchiego i Giuseppe Martucciego.

Po ukończeniu liceum został na krótko zaangażowany jako altowiolista w miejskiej orkiestrze. Niedługo potem wyjechał na dwa sezony (1900/01 i 1902/03), by grać jako pierwszy altowiolista w Sankt Petersburgu. Tam poznał Nikołaja Rimskiego-Korsakowa, u którego pobrał kilka lekcji kompozycji. Sposób, w jaki Rimski-Korsakow wykorzystywał możliwości orkiestry wywarł głęboki wpływ na Respighiego. W 1902 przez krótki czas studiował także u Maxa Brucha w Berlinie. W 1903 powrócił do Bolonii, gdzie ponownie podjął pracę jako muzyk orkiestrowy, a coraz częściej prezentował także własne kompozycje oraz opracowania muzyki barokowej. Drugi pobyt w Berlinie, w latach 1908–1909 dalej rozszerzył muzyczne horyzonty kompozytora i przyniósł mu pewne uznanie poza granicami Włoch. Na życie zarabiał w tym czasie jako akompaniator w szkole śpiewu.

Mniej więcej od prawykonania kantaty Aretuza w 1911 Respighi zwrócił się ku akompaniamentowi fortepianowemu. Nie udało mu się uzyskać stałego etatu w Liceo musicale w Bolonii, ale w 1913 roku został profesorem kompozycji w Akademii Muzycznej św. Cecylii w Rzymie (Liceo musicale di Santa Cecilia). W gronie jego uczniów znalazła się w 1915 roku kompozytorka i śpiewaczka Elsa Olivieri Sangiacomo, którą Respighi poślubił w 1919 roku. Małżeństwo nie doczekało się potomstwa.

Przełomowym wydarzeniem dla kariery kompozytorskiej Respighiego okazał się świetnie przyjęty poemat symfoniczny Fontanny rzymskie, po raz pierwszy wykonany w 1916 roku i grany także w innych krajach. W 1923 roku został dyrektorem Conservatorio di S. Cecilia (taką nazwę w 1919 przyjęło Liceo musicale di S. Cecilia). Kompozytor zrezygnował ze stanowiska ze względu na brak czasu na tworzenie w roku 1926, ale aż do roku 1935 pozostał nauczycielem.

Respighi w późniejszych latach podejmował liczne podróże po Włoszech i świecie, podczas których prezentował własne utwory, zarówno jako dyrygent, jak również jako akompaniator (zwykle swojej żony), czasami także jako pianista solowy. Muzyka kompozytora cieszyła się uznaniem także wśród rządu faszystowskiego, przy czym kompozytor nie wdawał się w bliższe kontakty z politykami. Międzynarodowa popularność pozwalała na wstawianie się za innymi muzykami, w tym Arturo Toscaninim.

Względy zdrowotne od 1933 nie pozwalały Respighiemu komponować nowych utworów. Zmarł w wieku 56 lat na chorobę serca. Rok po pogrzebie szczątki przeniesiono do Bolonii na koszt miasta. Żona kompozytora, Elsa przeżyła Respighiego o 60 lat i popularyzowała przez ten czas jego twórczość.

Styl
Wczesne dzieła zdradzały klasycyzujące tendencje kompozytora. Język muzyczny Respighiego uległ głębokiej przemianie po pobycie w Rosji. Nowe kompozycje cechowały się swobodną formą, nowoczesną harmoniką i szeroką gamą środków muzycznych. Piero Santi określił Respighiego, razem z Ildebrandem Pizzettim, Gian Franceskiem Malipierem i Alfredo Casellą wspólnym określeniem "Generazione dell'ottanta", czyli pokolenia urodzonego około 1880 roku. Kompozytorzy ci kontestowali dominację werystycznych oper, np. Giuseppe Verdiego i, w ich mniemaniu, zbyt silny wpływ Francji i Niemiec na styl tej formy. W bibliotekach i archiwach wyszukiwali dawne utwory twórców włoskich, które przetapiali na język muzyki współczesnej. Sam Respighi nie unikał w swojej muzyce np. bitonalności. W dziełach orkiestrowych da się zauważyć wpływy francuskiego impresjonizmu, szczególnie stylu Maurice′a Ravela. Nie przeszkadzało to Respighiemu propagować także styl inspirowany klasycyzmem. W przeciwieństwie do Francji, gdzie Grupa Sześciu (Les Six) poszukiwała prostoty w muzyce u klasyków wiedeńskich, Respighi zwrócił się w stronę muzyki włoskiego baroku i renesansu, którą ubierał w nową szatę muzyczną (suita orkiestrowa Gli uccelli – Ptaki) albo czerpał z niej dosłownie, by tworzyć dzieła in stile antico, jak np. Antiche danze ed arie per liuto.

Kompozycje

Opery
 Rè Enzo (pol. Król Enzo, 1905). Opera komiczna w trzech aktach. Libretto: Alberto Donini. Premiera 12 marca 1905 w Bolonii (Teatro del Corso)
 Al mulino (1908). Fragment, nigdy nie wystawiona
 Semirâma. Poema tragico (1910) w trzech aktach. Libretto: Alessandro Ceré. Premiera 1910 w Bolonii (Teatro comunale)
 Marie Victoire (1912–1914). Opera w czterech aktach. Libretto: Edmond Guiraud (1912–1914, na podstawie sztuki o tej samej nazwie, której premiera odbyła się w 1911 w Paryżu). Pierwsze wykonanie 27 stycznia 2004 w Rzymie (Teatro dell′Opera)
 La bella addormentata nel bosco (La bella dormente nel bosco). Fiaba musicale (pol. Śpiąca królewna; 1916–1921). Trzy akty. Libretto: Gian Bistolfi według Perraulta. Premiera 1922 w Rzymie (Teatro Odescalchi)
 Belfagor. Commedia lirica (1921–1922). Prolog, dwa akty i epilog. Libretto: Claudio Guastalla według Ercole Luigi Morselliego. Premiera 1923 w Mediolanie (La Scala)
 La campana sommersa (pol. Zatopiony dzwon; 1925–1926). Opera w czterech aktach. Libretto: Claudio Guastalla według Gerharta Hauptmanna. Premiera 18 listopada 1927 w Hamburgu.
 Maria egiziaca (pol. Egipska Maria, 1931–1932). Misterium w jednym akcie (2 epizody). Libretto: Claudio Guastalla. premiera 1932 w Nowym Jorku i Wenecji
 La fiamma. Melodramma (Płomień, 1933) w trzech aktach. Libretto: Claudio Guastalla według Hansa Wiers-Jenssena. Premiera w Rzymie 1934 (Teatro dell′Opera)
 Lucrezia. Istoria (1935/1936) w jednym akcie (trzy sceny). Libretto: Claudio Guastalla. Fragment, dokończony przez Elsę Respighi. Premiera 1937 w Mediolanie

Balety
 La boutique fantasque (1918). Balet oparty na tematach z Gioacchino Rossiniego. Premiera 1919 w Londynie (Alhambra Theatre)
 Scherzo veneziano. Azione coreografica (1920). Libretto: Ileana Leonidov. Premiera w 1920 w Rzymie (Teatro Costanzi)
 Sèvres de la vieille France (1920). Balet na tematy francuskie XVII i XVIII wieku. Premiera 1920 w Rzymie (Teatro Costanzi)
 La pentola magica. Azione coreografica (1920) na bazie tematów ludowych pieśni rosyjskich. Premiera 1920 w Rzymie (Teatro Costanzi)
 Scherzo veneziano. Commedia coreografica (1920)
 Gli uccelli (pol. Ptaki, 1928). Balet na tematy z XVII i XVIII wieku. Premiera 1933 w San Remo (Casinò municipale)
 Belkis, regina di Saba (pol. Belkis, królowa Saby, 1931). Balet w pięciu scenach. Libretto: Claudio Guastalla. Premiera 1932 w Mediolanie (Teatro alla Scala)

Poematy symfoniczne
 Trylogia rzymska, składa się z:
 Fontanny rzymskie (wł. Fontane di Roma, 1916) – La Fontana in Valle Giulia all' Alba; La Fontana di Tritone al Mattino; La Fontana di Trevi al Meriggio; La Fontana di Villa Medici al Tramonto.
 Pinie rzymskie (wł. I Pini di Roma, 1924) – Pinien w Villa Borghese; Pinien in der Nähe einer Katakombe; Die Pinien auf dem Gianicolo; Die Pinien der Via Appia.
 Święta rzymskie (wł. Feste Romane, 1928) – Circenses, Das Jubiläum; Ottobrata; Befana.
 Vetrate di chiesa (pol. Witraże, 1926) – Die Flucht nach Ägypten; Der Erzengel Michael; Die Frühmette der hl. Klara; St. Gregor der Große.
 Suita Gli uccelli (pol. Ptaki) na małą orkiestrę na tematy Jeana-Philippe′a Rameau, Bernardo Pasquiniego i innych (1927)
 Trittico botticelliano (1927)
 Impressioni brasiliane (1927)

Inne

 Chrystus, kantata biblijna (1900)
 Koncert fortepianowy a-moll (1902)
 Burlesca na orkiestrę (1906)
 Pastorale na skrzypce i zespół smyczkowy (1908)
 Sinfonia drammatica (1914)
 trzy suity Antiche danze ed arie per liuto (1916, 1923, 1931)
 koncert Concerto gregoriano na skrzypce i orkiestrę (1921)
 koncert Concerto all'antica na skrzypce i orkiestrę (1923)
 koncert Concerto in modo misolidio na fortepian i orkiestrę (1924)
 Rossiniana, suita orkiestrowa na bazie utworów Gioacchino Rossiniego (1925)
 Toccata na fortepian z orkiestrą (1928)
 Metamorphoseon modi XII – temat z wariacjami (1930)
 Lauda per la natività del signore na chór mieszany, solistów i orkiestrę (1930)
 Concerto a cinque na skrzypce, obój, trąbkę, kontrabas, fortepian i smyczki (1933)
 Kwintet fortepianowy f-moll
 Kwartet smyczkowy D-dur
 Suita na organy i orkiestrę smyczkową
 muzyka organowa
 pieśni
 Variazioni na gitarę. Rękopis bez daty, powstałe prawdopodobnie ok. 1909
 opracowania dzieł innych kompozytorów, np. Passacaglia c-moll Johanna Sebastiana Bacha (1930)

Przypisy

Bibliografia

Linki zewnętrzne

 Artykuł poświęcony Ottorino Respighiemu na stronie Bach Cantatas
 Katalog dzieł

 Katalog dzieł na Klassika – die deutschsprachigen Klassikseiten
 Katalog dzieł na Operone
 Ottorino Respighi – nuty w bibliotece Polona

Muzycy związani z Rzymem
Urodzeni w 1879
Włoscy dyrygenci
Włoscy kompozytorzy
Włoscy kompozytorzy operowi
Kompozytorzy muzyki poważnej
Zmarli w 1936
Ludzie urodzeni w Bolonii

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Fred was a celebrated, classically trained musician in his youth. He was taught piano by his mother, played 1st chair clarinet for four years at Edgewood High School, a national honor society student, and played concert marimba for many years accompanied by his mother on piano. Fred worked at Wisconsin Porcelain Co. as manufacturing engineer during his summers as a college student while studying pre-med at St. Louis University and after he transferred to UW-Madison where he received his bachelor's degree in Economics – HR, Labor and Business. He later became designer engineer, sales director in the lighting industry, most recently employed by SAES Getters, Holophane and Elumen Lighting (Montreal, Canada). He was a contributing member of IESNA Roadway Lighting Committee to present time, and board member/clerk on Sun Prairie School Board and Diversity committees as well as a long standing member of the American Ceramic Society.
Fred lived life to the fullest (Carpe Diem! Shouldn't we all?). He became an expert in all his endeavors and hobbies. To name a few, he was an avid reader, photographer, private pilot, Ham radio operator since 1971, breeder of Samoyeds and professional handler and specialty judge in AKC conformation with several breeds, and past president of the Samoyed Club of WI. His winningest Samoyed was Mikee I, Am Can Ger FCI CH Dancingbear Color Me Bad. Fred also loved skiing (fast!) with family, mostly in Colorado, as well as fishing in Canada for Walleye. He hunted pheasant as a youth and took it up again recently, along with target shooting, and became an active NRA member.
Fred is survived by his wife of 50 years, Ruth, and canine companions Mikee II and KC, his beautiful daughters Heidi, Kara and Gretchen, grandsons Joshua and Jason, nephew Andrew (Ann), niece Elizabeth. Preceding him were his parents Kathryn and Alfred, brother Stephen (Charlotte) and infant sister Mary.
A visitation will take place from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service at the church. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, August 11, 2018 at St. Patrick's Cathedral, 404 E. Main St. in Madison. Monsignor Kevin Holmes will preside. Burial at Sacred Hearts Cemetery in Sun Prairie will follow. Special thanks to the dedicated staff at SSM Health, Oakwood East, and Agrace Hospice for their consistent, loving and professional care.
The beautiful and interactive Eternal Tribute tells Frederich's life story the way it deserves to be told in words, pictures and video.
Will miss Fred at IES meetings. Great guy!
I only knew Fred on the internet, but I'll still miss him. May his family find solace.
My sincere condolences to your family. Fred was an active member in IES with me for many years and I enjoyed his company. He will be missed.
We are sorry to hear of Fred's passing. We will miss seeing him walk by and the occasional chats we had with him.
My condolences to Fred's family. We played opposite each other in the musical HMS Pinafore at Edgewood. He was the Captain and I was Buttercup. What a talented musician he was! In reading his obit, I see he had a wonderful life. We missed him at our 60th class reunion on Sunday.
Attended wedding for his first wife, my cousin Kay Owens, mother of his children. Stohls were an important family in Sun Prairie.


Quebec could admit up to 42,000 new permanent residents and issue as many as 24,800 selection certificates in the new year, the province says in its new immigration plan for 2019.
The majority of new admissions to Quebec in 2019 — 59 per cent — will come through the province's economic immigration programs, including the Quebec Skilled Worker Program (QSWP).
Quebec has set an overall admissions target of 40,000 new permanent residents for 2019. This includes a target of 23,450 for Quebec's economic immigration programs, including 19,500 skilled workers.
The province's 2019 target for its business immigration programs, which include the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program, Quebec Entrepreneur Program and the Quebec Self-Employed Worker Program, is set 3,200.
A target of 750 admissions is also set for "other economic categories" such as caregivers and others.
The remaining 16,550 new permanent residents are slated to arrive through family sponsorship, refugee and other immigration programs.
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In terms of Quebec Selection Certificates (Certificats de séléction du Québec, or CSQs), Quebec's plan calls for issuing between 20,200 and 24,800 next year.
Under the Canada-Quebec Accord, Quebec has sole responsibility for the selection of immigrants destined for the province, which makes it the only province in Canada with such an arrangement with Canada's federal government.
Those issued a CSQ can then apply directly to the Government of Canada for a permanent residence visa.
Under the 2019 plan, skilled workers will receive between 12,500 and 15,000 CSQs — more than half of the projected totals.
Candidates in Quebec's various business programs will receive between 2,100 and 2,800 CSQs.
The projected numbers of both admissions and CSQs for 2019 are down from previous years, and reflect a promise made by the new Coalition Avenir Québec government to reduce immigration levels by around 10,000 people per year on a temporary basis.
In his introduction to the 2019 plan, Quebec's new Immigration Minister, Simon Jolin-Barrette, said the temporary reduction will ensure that those who are admitted are better integrated into the majority French-speaking province, while ensuring employers continue to have access to skilled foreign workers.
During the fall provincial election, the Coalition Avenir Québec's promise to reduce immigration was criticized as a populist move that ignored the reality of mounting labour shortages in Quebec's outlying regions.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau echoed that concern on Tuesday.
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The CIC Newsletter was well received, this is great and i'm glad to be a part of it.
With lowest unemployment in 40 years, expect these reduced intake numbers to be "revised" in a year or two.
Honestly getting sick of Quebec. First they took forever to revise their intake rules/program, then for Arrima portal and even now there is no indication any invitations have been issued. You don't deserve any skilled immigrants, Quebec. Au revoir!
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List of scientific works 1966 - 2015
Pinchas Noy, M.D
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Noy, P. (1966). Motives for suicide (Hebrew). Megamoth,10:336-353.
Noy, P. (1961). Relationship between anxiety reaction and physical illness (Hebrew).Harefuah, 59:376-381.
Noy, P. (1963). Emotional problems in old age (Hebrew) Harefuah, 65:51-54.
Noy, P. & Shanan, J. (l964). A method for the assessment of personality changes in group psychotherapy. Int. J. Group Psychother., 14:139-157.
Kaplan De-Nour, A.; Noy, P. & Shanan, J. (1965 A). Perception of ideal and actual self in an Israeli population. Israel Ann. Psychiat., 3:117-130.
Moses, R.; Noy, P.; Kaplan De-Nour, A. & Wolstein, S. (1965). An analysis of the factors influencing psychiatric consultations in a general hospital (Hebrew) Harefuah, 68, 8-20.
Noy, P. (1965). The effect of psychotropic drugs and the patient's response (A lecture presented to the Medical Ass'n in Jerusalem). (Hebrew) Harefuah, 69:218 (abstr.).
Noy, P. (1966). Psychoanalytic views of art (Hebrew). Megamoth, 14:347-358.
Noy, P. (1966). On the development of artistic talent.Israel Ann. Psychiat. 4:211-218.
Noy, P.; Kaplan De-Nour, A. & Moses, R. (1966). Discrepancy between expectation and service in psychiatric consultation. Arch. Gen. Psychiat. 4:651-657.
Noy, P.; Wollstein, S. & Kaplan De-Nour, A. (1966).Clinical observations on the psychogenesis of impotence. Brit. J. Med. Psychol. 39:43-53.
Digest Neur. & Psychiat., May 1966, p. 204.
Urology Digest, Jan. 1967, p. 32-33.
Noy, P. (l966). The psychodynamic meaning of music; Part I: Introduction and chronological review. J. Music Ther., 3:126-134.
Noy, P. (1967). The psychodynamic meaning of music; Part II: The language of music. .Music Ther., 4:7-23.
Noy, P. (l967). The psychodynamic meaning of music; Part III: The structure of music. J. Music Ther., 4:45-51.
Noy, P. (1967). The psychodynamic meaning of music; Part IV:The function of music. J. Music Ther., 4:81-94.
Noy, P. (1967). The psychodynamic meaning of music; Part V:The personality of the musician.. J . Music Ther., 4:117-125.
Noy, P. (1967). Resistance to change in group psychotherapy. Int. J. Group Psychother. 17:371-377.
Edelstein, E. & Noy, P. (l967). Psychiatric drug treatment: Personality factors and dynamic aspects. Pychosomatics, 8:222-226.
Noy, P. (1968). A psychoanalytic theory of music (Hebrew). Tatzlil: A Forum for Music and Bibliography, 8:27-30.
Noy, P. (l968). The development of musical ability. Psychoanal. Study Child, 23:332-347.
Also in Psychoanalytic Explorations in Music, eds. S. Feder; R.L. Karmel & G.Pollock. New York: International Universities Press, 1990. pp. 63-77.
Kaplan De-Nour, A. & Noy, P. (l968). Emotional difficulties of students at the Hebrew University. Mental Hygiene, 52:360-366.
Lerner, J. & Noy, P. (1968). Somatic complaints in psychiatric disorders: Social and cultural factors. Int. J. Social Psychiat., 14:145-150.
Noy, P. (1968/69). A theory about art and aesthetic experience. Psychoanal. Review. 55:625-645
Noy, P. (1969) A revision of the psychoanalytic theory of Primary process.The International J. of Psychoanalysis. 50: 155-178.
Lerner, J. & Noy, (1969). An analysis of the interrelations of some personal and clinical variables of somatizing psychiatric patients in Israel. Brit. J. Social Psychiatry 3:34-40.
Noy, P. (1970). The "Youth protest" and "The age of creativity".J. Creative Behav., 4:223-233.
Noy, P. (1972). About art and artistic talent. ( Psychoanalytic Congress in Vienna). Inter. J. Psycho- Anal., 53:243-249.
Edelstein, E. & Noy, P. (l972). Open groups within a changing psychiatric ward in Israel. Int. J. Group Psychother., 22:379-383.
Noy, P. (1973). Cultural patterns of aggression. In: Psychological Bases of War, eds. H. Z. Winnik: R. Moses & M. Ostow. New York: Quadrangle/The New York Times Book Co., pp. 111-124.
Noy, P. (1973). Symbolism and mental representation (this study was awarded the first Gustav Bychowski Prize for 1974). Annual Psychoanal., 1:125-158.
Noy, P. (1975). New views on the psychotherapy of compensation neurosis: A clinical study. In: New Dimensions in Psychiatry, eds. S. Arieti & G. Chrzanowski. New York: John Wiley, pp. 161-168.
Noy, P. & Edelstein, E. (l976). Psychiatric ward with it's specific attitudes as a social system within the community of a general hospital. Mental Health & Society, 16.
Noy, P. (l977). Four Encyclopaedia articles:
Sex: Psychology and psychopatholog
Psychoanalysis.
Psychotherapy.
Emotion.
The Hebrew Encyclopaedia. האנציקלופדיה העברית 4 ערכים.
Noy, P. (1977). Metapsychology as a multimodel system (based on a paper presented to the Chicago Psychoanalytic Society, October 1976). Int. Rew. Psycho- Anal., 4:1-12.
Noy, P. (1978). Insight and creativity J . Amer. Psychoanal. Ass'n, 26:717-748.
Noy, P. (1979a). The psychoanalytic theory of cognitive development. Psychoanal. Study Child, 34:169-216. review by R. Henny in Acta Paedopsychiatrica, 49:89-50, 1979 (French).
Noy, P. (1979b). Form creation in art: An ego-psychological approach to creativity. Psychoanal. Quart. 47:229-256.
Also in Psychoanalytic Explorations in Music, eds. S. Feder; R. L. Karmel & G. H. Pollock. New York: International Universities Press, 1990. pp. 209-231.
Translated in Kreativitaet, Kunst und Psychoanalyse, Heute (German), ed. H. Kraft. Koln: Dumont, pp. 180-205, 1984.
Noy, P. (1979). Book review: Speech and reason, by W. Abse. Psychoanal. Quart. 47.
Noy, P. (1981). Teoria psicoanalitica del proceso primario (a presentation to the 21th Congress of the Columbian Psychiatric Ass'n, Bogota l981). Bibliot. Soc. Col. de Psicoanal. 1981 (Spanish).
Noy, P. (1982). A revision of the psychoanalytic theory of affect (based on a Freud Memorial Lecture presented at the University College, London, 1980). Annual Psychoanal. 10:139-186.
Noy, P. (1984). The three components of empathy: Normal and pathological development. In: Empathy, eds. J. Lichtenberg; M. Bornstein & D. Silver. The Analytic Press, Vol. I. pp. 167 199.
Noy, P. (1984). Originality and creativity. Annual Psychoanal. 12:421-448.
Noy, P. (1986). A conversation about anthropomorphism. Int. Rew. Psycho- Anal., 13:143-161.
Noy, P. (1989a). Why do we enjoy art? Israel J. Psychiat. 26:124-137. (Hebrew)
Noy, P. (1989b). The psychological function of art. A lecture presented at the fifth Conference of the Sigmund Freud Center on "Psychoanalysis and the Visual Arts", Jerusalem, May, 1989.
Noy, P. (1991). The psychology of anxiety (Hebrew). Politika, Jan. 1991:10-13.
Noy, P. (1991). The secret of the artist (The psychology of creativity) (Hebrew). Mishkafaim, 13:25-28.
Noy, P. (1993). How music convey emotion. In: Psychoanalytic Explorations in Music: Second Series, eds. S. Feder; R.L. Karmel & G.H. Pollock. Madison: International Universities Press, pp.125-149.
Noy, P. (1991). Is art indispensable? (The psychological function of art). A plenary lecture presented in the 23th Congress of the Israel Psychological Association Jerusalem, Oct. 1991.
Noy, P. & Noy-Sharav Dorit (1993). Narcissism and the couple (Hebrew). In: Narcissism in the Individual, Couple, Group and Organization, eds. H. Deutsch; S. Schneider. Summit Institute, Jerusalem. pp.111-116.
Noy, P. (1995). Discussion (Hebrew). in Self Psychology: Theory and Clinical Presentations. eds. S. Schneider; H. Deutsch. Summit Institute, Jerusalem. pp.49-55.
Noy, P. (1995). What is "The Self" of "Self Psychology"? Historical survey. Sihot – Dialogue, Vol 9, 2:93-99. (Hebrew)מהו העצמי של "פסיכולוגית העצמי"? סקירה היסטורית
Noy, P. (1995). What is "The Self" of "Self-Psychology"? The presentation of the theory הצגת התיאוריה Sihot – Dialogue, Vol 9, 3:180-190. (Hebrew)
A. Noy, P. (1996) The Self-centered Personality. האישיות ממוקדת העצמי Sihot – Dialogue, Vol. 11:5-18. (Hebrew)
B. Noy, P. (1997). The Normal Processes for the Maintenance of the Self – The Dream. I Sihot – Dialogue, Vol. 12:38-43; (Hebrew) החלום – 1
Noy, P. (1998). The Normal Processes for the Maintenance of the Self – The Dream II Sihot – Dialogue, Vol. 12:109-116. (Hebrew) החלום – 2
Noy, P.(1998). The Normal Processes for the Maintenance of the Self – Art. Sihot – Dialogue, Vol. 12:202-211. (Hebrew) האמנות
Noy, P. (1999). The Normal Processes for the Maintenance of the Self – The Relation between the Self and the Group. היחסים בין העצמי והקבוצה Sihot – Dialogue Vol. 14:6-12. (Hebrew)
Noy, P. (1999). Psychoanalysis of Art and Creativity. (Hebrew) Israel: Modan Publishing House. 384 pp.הפסיכואנליזה של האמנות והיצירתיות
Noy, P. (2003). Psychoanalysis, art and creativity. (Hebrew) In: Psychoanalysis: Theory and Practice. ed. J. Hatav. Tel Aviv, Diunon Press.
A. Noy, P. (2006). Psychoanalysis after Freud (Hebrew). Israel: Modan Publishing House. 456 pp. הפסיכואנליזה אחרי פרויד
B. Cohen's Critic
Noy, P. (2009) Freud and Psychoanalysis (Hebrew). פרויד והפסיכואנליזה Israel: Modan Publishing House 370 pp.
Noy, P. & Noy-sharav, D. 2013. Art and Emotion. Inter. J. Applied psy.an. Studies 10(2):100-107. Published online Wiley online . DOI:10.1002/aps.1352
A. Noy, P. (2010) My way to psychoanalysis. Psychoanalytic Inquiry, 30:1-13 DOI:10.1080/07351690903203261 ISSN:0735-1690 print/1040-9133 online.
B.See also Hebrew (translated by Dorit Noy-Sharav)– דרכי אל הפסיכואנליזה Sihot – Dialogue, (2015), vol. 29 (2) pp.191-198.
Noy.P. The Leader. (Hebrew) המנהיג Unpublished work, 4 chapters. 2010
A. Content. תוכן הפרקים
B. Ch. 1. The way to leadership הדרך למנהיגות
C. Ch. 2. Groups and Organizations – -קבוצות ואירגונים
D. Ch.3. What are interests? מהם אינטרסים
E. Ch.4 wisdom of the masses חכמת ההמונים
Noy, P. The narrator – Unpublished essay. 2011.
Noy, P. (2010, November 14) Where do melodies come from? PsyArt – An Online journal for the psych. Study of the Arts
Noy, P. (2015) sדרכי אל הפסיכואנליזה . שיחות, כ"ט, 2:191-208 תרגום דורית נוי-שרב


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Comments on "Memories of Madison": White ethno-nationalism and Zionism
March 27, 2009 /in Featured Articles /by Kevin MacDonald
I received many positive responses to my VDARE.com article "Memories of Madison: My life in the New Left" — quite a few from people who went through similar experiences. I hope that some of these people would write up their experiences. They are very valuable as a firsthand account of history. Another column based on others' experiences would certainly have quite a bit of interest.
A lot of us are still "getting over" those days, and there can be little doubt that the sensibilities of the 1960s are a major ingredient in our current cultural malaise. The big story of the 20th century in the US is a struggle for influence by the Jewish-dominated left. The Jewish Old Left was contained during the 1950s by the influence of McCarthyism. But the breakthrough of the New Left into the mainstream culture in the 1960s has had a very large influence on current cultural norms, especially on elite attitudes toward immigration and multiculturalism. As I mentioned in the article, the implicit agenda of the Jewish left has been thegeneral displacement of non-Jewish whites.
Two comments bear an extended discussion. A correspondent, Mark A. Mendlovitz, asks why I "oppose Zionism. Is not what Israeli Jews are doing analogous to what you and I are seeking to do here in the U.S.?"
It seems to me that Mendlovitz and others like him should first and foremost ask this question of their fellow Jews. That is, the vast majority of American Jews are Zionists but the organized Jewish community and the vast majority of American Jews are opposed to the idea that European-Americans have any legitimate interest in retaining political and cultural dominance. My view is that Jews who are interested in supporting European Americans in these goals should attempt to change the views of other Jews.
I certainly do not oppose the principle that it is legitimate for people to carve out a piece of real estate so that they can develop their own form of ethnic nationalism. Indeed, in a previous VDARE.com article, I emphasized the legitimacy and benefits of universal ethnic nationalism, based on the work of Jerry Z. Muller and Frank Salter.
Mendlovitz writes "Yes, supporting Israel is trouble for the U.S., but as is often the case, doing what is right is troublesome." As he suggests, the problem is that Jewish ethnic nationalism has resulted in a very large cost to the United States for all the reasons that writers like Mearsheimer and Walt — and I — describe.
Frankly, I do not believe that it is in my ethnic interests nor is in the interests of the United States to antagonize the Arab and Muslim world in the interests of an expansionist, ethno-nationalist Israel. It's simply not our fight. And now there is a real danger that the Israel Lobby will persuade the US to go to war against Iran. This would be yet another enormously costly effort. There can be no question at all that the hostilities between Iran and the US are centered around US support for Israel.
I completely agree that Arabs and other Muslims should be excluded from Western countries, but I don't single them out in this regard. As an ethnic nationalist, I would like to see Western countries committed to preserving European peoples and their cultures. Let the Arabs continue to fester in their failed, undemocratic societies, with veiled women, clans, polygamy, and cousin marriage. I certainly do not blame Israel for their failures, any more than I blame the West for Africa's problems. The neocon dream of converting the Arab nations into democratic, republican states was always nothing more than a bit of utopian propaganda that was aided and abetted by staunchly Zionist academics like Bernard Lewis and his neocon publicists. (Yet the ADL and the SPLC claimthat I am the dishonest one who attempts to use his academic position to spread falsities.)
I would be willing to make a quid pro quo with the organized Jewish community: If you support white ethno-nationalism in the US and provide intensive, effective support for ending and reversing the immigration policy of recent decades (i.e., something approaching the support you presently provide Israel), I would be willing to go to the wall to support Jewish ethno-nationalism in Israel, even at substantial cost for the US. The fact that a miniscule number of Jews — none of them part of the main Jewish activist organizations that have been so destructive to white ethno-nationalism — are immigration patriots and see value in America as a European civilization is certainly not a reason for someone like me to support Jewish ethno-nationalism.
As a humorous aside (we can't always be serious!), Philip Weiss reports that Abe Foxman made the following argument for why just about everyone should support Zionism. It is a reductio ad absurdum of the argument that white ethno-nationalists should support Jewish nationalism:
Can you be anti-Zionist and not be an anti-Semite? Almost never. Unless you can prove to me you're against nationalism. If you're one of those unique individuals in this world that's opposed to American nationalism, French nationalism, Palestinian nationalism, then you can be opposed to Jewish nationalism. Is it racist? You bet it is. Every nationalism is racist. It sets its laws of citizenship, it sets its own capital… It sets its songs, it sets its values. It is, if you will, exclusive, and you can even call it racist. But if the only nationalism in the world that is racist is Jewish nationalism, then you're an anti-Semite.. I don't want to make any apologies for it.
Hmmm, racism means excluding anyone from anything? In practice, Jewish nationalism means, among other things, erecting an apartheid society and enacting racialist marriage laws in Israel (see below). On the other hand, mainstream forms of American "proposition-nation" nationalism — led by the ADL — seem resolutely committed to a post-European America. If sing the Star Spangled Banner at a baseball game, I must logically support Jewish nationalism as it exists in Israel? I think not.
As I argued previously, white people must be less principled and more self- interested. This implies that they should support others' nationalism only when it is in their self-interest.
I must agree with Weiss that Foxman is "a loud man with reality issues."
I agree with Mendlovitz that "while many Jews still vote largely Democrat and have a soft spot for liberal causes, the number of Jewish 'radicals' is vastly less than it once was, partly because of the general affluence of the Jewish population, and partly because of a number of other factors." The problem is that the Jewish defection from the far left has not really altered the fundamental conflicts of interest between the organized Jewish community and white Americans.
A major factor easing the defection of Jews from the radical left (in addition to concerns about anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union and Soviet support for the Arabs against Israel in the Cold War) was the leftist critique of Zionism. Mark Rudd's comments, quoted in my article are typical of the leftist critique: Israel is "militarized, racist, religio-nationalist, corporate, riven with so many internal splits and hatreds that only the existence of a perpetual enemy keeps the nation from exploding." Whereas Rudd remained a leftist, Jews deserted the left in droves when it became impossible to reconcile their leftism with their commitment to Jewish ethno-nationalism and the state of Israel.
Neocons — really the only significant group of "conservative" Jews — are no helpon issues like immigration. Their main concerns are to organize US support for Israel and to keep the conservative wing of American politics safe for Jews. Neocons only adopt conservative social policies as positions of conveniencein order to appeal to the Republican base. As Peter Brimelow noted, "[William] Kristol will return to immigration enthusiasm once he has helped persuade Bush to attack Iran." (Kristol failed to persuade Bush, but he is now hard at work trying to persuade Obama.)
Even though the organized Jewish community is now best described as liberal rather than radical, it is still deeply committed to a post-European America, and that is really the only important issue. A recent spectacle illustrating this is the "Progress by Pesach" campaign to promote open borders immigration reform. Even Lawrence Auster, whose role as a Jewish activist seems to be to advance the cause of Israel within what he calls the "traditionalist, politically incorrect Right" (see below), sees this as a Jewish problem:
What they are explicitly saying, as a national Jewish coalition, is thatas Jews, they are required by their Jewish tradition to seek to undermine American law and sovereignty and allow America to be invaded by a mass immigration of illegal aliens.
I have said before that when Jews declare that as Jews they are required to strive for open borders, when as Jews they demand U.S. national suicide, that allows critics to criticize Jews as Jews, and not just as generic "liberals." This is the strongest case of that nature I've ever seen. [italics in text]
Well, I thought I made a pretty good case for that over a decade ago. Anyway, even the prospect of millions of Muslim immigrants is not enough to diminish the enthusiasm for massive non-white immigration by the organized Jewish community — a sure sign that the decades-old emotional commitment of the organized Jewish community to a post-European America trumps rational considerations altogether.
Mendlovitz's comments are interesting and reflect fairly widespread Jewish concerns. On the other hand, Lawrence Auster's comments, posted on his website, are first and foremost an attempt to place me beyond the realm of legitimate discourse. By titling the article "The idiocy of Kevin MacDonald," Auster is saying, "Don't go near MacDonald—he is off limits."
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This is the same sort of thing that Jewish activists like Alan Dershowitz and Jonathan Chait have tried to do with Mearsheimer and Walt. Dershowitz calledThe Israel Lobby a "hate-filled screed against Jewish participation in American politics." Chait chimed in with "Walt and Mearsheimer wrote a book that, even by the account of fair-minded and even ideologically sympathetic critics, is a shoddy, paranoid screed."
Certainly no respectable person would want to publicly sympathize with screed writers — or idiots.
Auster is clearly living in an alternate universe — a universe in which Israel is a "post-Zionist" state dominated by "soft-hearted liberals." Whereas everyone else is pondering the horrific brutality of the Israeli invasion of Gaza under a Kadima government and the specter of a Likud government organized by Benjamin Netanyahu with Avigdor Lieberman as Foreign Minister apparently with a secret agreement for expansion of a critical settlement near Jerusalem, in Auster's world Israel has already ceased to exist as a Zionist state.
The connections between the racialist Jabotinskiist wing of Zionism and the current politics of Israel are straightforward. The Likud party and its leaders — people like Ariel Sharon (who later formed the Kadima Party), Menachem Begin, and Yitzhak Shamir — have been open in their allegiance to Jabotinskyism. (Here's a photo of Sharon speaking to a Likud Party convention in 2004 under alooming photo of Jabotinsky.) Jabotinsky believed that Jews were shaped by their long history as a desert people and that the establishment of Israel as a Jewish state would allow the natural genius of the Jewish race to flourish, stating, for example: "These natural and fundamental distinctions embedded in the race are impossible to eradicate, and are continually being nurtured by the differences in soil and climate." As Geoffrey Wheatcroft recently pointed out, at the present time Israel "is governed by [Jabotinsky's] conscious heirs."
One knows that racial Zionism has completely won the day in Israel when Kadima — the party of Ariel Sharon, Ehud Olmert, Tzipi Livni and the Gaza invasion — was described by Benjamin Netanyahu during the recent election campaign as the party of the left. (The LA Times dutifully calls it "centrist" but, as Israeli peace activist Uri Avnery writes, Livni "cries to high heaven against any dialogue with Hamas. She objects to a mutually agreed ceasefire. She tries to compete with Netanyahu and Liberman (sic) with unbridled nationalist messages.") Indeed,Netanyahu's only worry during the election was that the openly racist Lieberman — a disciple of the notorious Meir Kehane — would take away too many votes from Likud. Avnery analogizes the election to a joke where a sergeant tells his men: "I have some good news and some bad news. The good news is that you are going to change your dirty socks. The bad news is that you are going to exchange them among yourselves."
Now, if Israeli politics was dominated by people like Avnery, Auster would be quite correct. But Avnery's Gush Shalom movement has no power in Israel. Even labeling the Labor Party as "soft-hearted liberals" is a huge stretch given that Labor has supported all of Israel's wars, including the expansionist 1967 war when it held power and the recent Gaza invasion which was implemented by Defense Minister Ehud Barack — leader of the Labor Party.
Labor is dwindling away to nothingness, its only role to provide cover for the far right. Labor won only 13 out of 120 seats in the Knesset in the February election. Parties to its left (including Arab parties) won another 15 seats. Labor has opted to join Netanyahu's government, or, as Avnery describes it, "Ehud Barak decided that the Labor Party must join the ultra-right government, which includes outright fascists." This move is seen by many as providing the government with a fig leaf of respectability (see also here) that will appeal to European governments and others who have been critical of Israel's behavior while nevertheless allowing the government to pursue its ethno-nationalist agenda.
Even excluding Kadima, the right wing nationalist and religious nationalist parties form a majority of the Israeli electorate — a percentage that is sure to increase because of the high fertility of religious and ethno-nationalist Jews and because intensified troubles with the Palestinians tend to make other Israelis more sympathetic to their cause. And if one makes the reasonable conclusion that Kadima is part of the ethno-religious-nationalist right, this faction holds 92 of the 120 seats in the Knesset.
Another phenomenon illustrating the ethno-religious-nationalist bent of current Israeli politics is that some of the rabbis accompanying the Israeli Defense Force during the Gaza invasion lectured soldiers that the purpose of the invasion was to banish non-Jews from the biblical land of Israel. Nationalist rabbis turned the invasion into a religious, messianic — "war against an entire people, not against specific terrorists." Particularly noteworthy is that religious nationalists have taken over senior positions in elite combat brigades.
In other words, the army has become much more like what Auster wants it to be.
Although (as usual) there are conflicting accounts of the role of the role of religious fundamentalists in the atrocities committed in Gaza, J. J. Goldberg's account does not dispute the general finding that religiously Orthodox soldiers form a substantial percentage of soldiers in infantry combat brigades and officers training programs. Moreover, 'some of them appear to be a sub-rosa part of the unfolding story of the ethical standards upheld by the military, which Israelis praise routinely as 'the most moral army in the world.'" Avnery's accountdetailing the atrocity allegations is a must-read.
Over a decade ago Israel Shahak and Norton Mezvinsky noted that Gush Emunim — a religious group that believes that a greater Israel was allotted to Jews in the Book of Deuteronomy — already constituted a significant percentage of the elite units of the Israeli army. (By "Greater Israel" they mean all the land promised to Abraham in Genesis: From the Nile to the Euphrates. Americans who support Israel should prepare themselves for a very long series of wars indeed.) The Gush Emunim are quite willing to treat the Palestinians in a savage and brutal manner. Their ideology is what one might call "theological racism": A founder of Gush Emunim, Rabbi Abraham Kook taught that "The difference between a Jewish soul and souls of non-Jews—all of them in all different levels—is greater and deeper than the difference between a human soul and the souls of cattle."
Just another soft-hearted liberal fuzzball.
Finally, Avnery also discusses the recently enacted law barring Arab citizens of Israel from marrying someone who lives on the West Bank. The law contains the following remarkable sentence: "The State of Israel is at war with the Palestinian people, people against people, collective against collective." That means that the State of Israel has declared itself to be at war with all Palestinians, including the ones living in Israel. The purpose is to create a homogeneous Jewish state: "The inherent aim of the Zionist enterprise was and is to turn the country — at least up to the Jordan River — into a homogeneous Jewish state. Throughout the course of Zionist-Israeli history, this aim has not been forsaken for a moment. Every cell of the Israeli organism contains this genetic code and therefore acts accordingly, without the need for a specific directive."
Whatever else one might say, Israel has definitely not entered into a post-Zionist era.
Rather than condemning me for telling the truth, Auster should be happy that things are going his way in Israel. I wish that a similarly powerful (but not similarly brutal) ethno-nationalist European movement was on the horizon in the US and other countries of the European Diaspora.
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The Graham Kennedy Show was an Australian talk show that debuted on 19 September 1972, on the Nine Network.
On 23 December 1969, host Graham Kennedy has quit as host of In Melbourne Tonight, exhausted, and rested for two years. In spite of his fame and fortune, he later described that period as "years of misery". After a special on 2 March 1972, he returned with this series.
Kennedy sparked controversy after a "crow-call", which sounded highly reminiscent of the word fuck, was broadcast in March 1975 (see below). Forced to pre-record from that point on, he abruptly departed following GTV-9 censorship of the 16 April 1975 edition.
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On the show of 5 March 1975, Kennedy imitated a crow ("faaaaaaark") during a live read of a Cedel hairspray advert by announcer Rosemary Margan. The Nine Network reportedly received hundreds of complaints, followed by a rash of newspaper headlines the next day, and furious Nine executives reported the incident to the Australian Broadcasting Tribunal's Broadcasting Control Board. Kennedy was banned from performing live on TV for an indefinite period of time and was forced to pre-record the show on videotape. Some have claimed that Kennedy deliberately engineered the crow-call incident so that the show would have to be pre-recorded, allowing him to get home earlier, while others suggest that he did it so that Nine would sack him.
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Over 20 million pancakes are eaten globally every day. They are an iconic staple of American cuisine too, which is why we love them here at Zaks and are proudly serving them on our breakfast and dessert menus!
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Safe to say that pancakes today are slightly more sophisticated, served across the world with a mix of savoury and sweet accompaniments. Whether you're a maple syrup and bacon kinda person, or prefer a banana and chocolate topping, there are so many styles and ways to enjoy pancakes which make them such a favourite.
We love them so much that we celebrate Pancake Day each and every year on Shrove Tuesday. On the 28th February 2017 we will once again be celebrating – why not pop down to your nearest Zaks restaurant and sample our seriously tasty all-American pancakes and join in the fun? You could try our stack of five buttermilk pancakes covered with a topping and sauce of your choice and finished with ice cream or cream. They are delicious! Trust us. We'll be donating 25p for every pancake sold to charity, too.
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