Mathilda is playing hide-and-seek with her brother around the stump. Unfortunately a button falls from her dress and rolls in the stump. Sol catches it as a diamond and proudly shows it to his friends.
Mathilda is playing hide-and-seek with her brother around the stump. Unfortunately a button falls from her dress and rolls in the stump. Sol catches it as a diamond and proudly shows it to his friends. Outside, the elders realise that Mathilda is about to find their home … Inside, the three little ones are terror-stricken. What should they do ?
With Mathilda's lost button/diamond, Sol made a rainbow machine with magical effects. Sol, very selfishly, wants to keep all of it for himself. In fact he doesn't control it, since the sun has the greatest part on it … Anyway ..
In the garbage of the manor, Kasimolo finds a little perfume bottle that certainly looks like Sol's invention, and attracts Little Moonky who also wants to make rainbows. But of course, this is a trick of Karnax.
In the council room Zilbou proudly presents the musicolour invented by Sol with the diamond found in the first episode. The light effects on the wall are wonderful.


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Legends of Tomorrow postmortem: What that casualty means
By Natalie Abrams
Credit: Diyah Pera/The CW
Warning: This story contains major spoilers from Thursday's episode of DC's Legends of Tomorrow. Read at your own risk!
During the second part of DC's Legends of Tomorrow two-part premiere, Hawkman (Falk Hentschel) and Hawkgirl (Ciara Renée) went on the offensive to take down Vandal Savage (Casper Crump). Unfortunately, history repeated itself and Vandal — doing what he's done more than 200 times before — killed Hawkman.
Carter Hall's brutal death is meant to send a very clear message to Legends viewers: No one is safe. But that also means it's possible we'll see a whole new set of Legends should the show find legs. "We were talking about how do we establish stakes right from the jump?" executive producer Marc Guggenheim tells EW. "Normally on the shows, when we've killed off a character, it's at the end of the season. We really wanted to show the audience that anything goes and no one was indispensable."
"As we talked about it, the idea of having Hawkman die gave us a lot of story — that's always the reason we do anything, not just for the shock value," Guggenheim continues. "We've got the character of Kendra, who basically was drawn into this world very inexperienced with it, not a lot of recall with her past lives, not really any experience of being a superhero. Her one compass or one mentor was Carter. The idea of taking that support system away from her right from the very beginning, we saw a lot of story potential in that."
Though Renée says it's a traumatic experience for Kendra, the timing might be fortuitous. "Maybe it was almost better that she lost him early, because they didn't really get to that point of quite falling in love," she says. "They were getting there, but she wasn't completely head over heels before she lost him." Still, Carter's death allows Kendra to find herself without her 4,000-year-old soulmate by her side. "Can I become my own human being on my own?" Renée says. "Or am I always destined to be the other half of someone and never complete?"
Either way, Carter's death gives Kendra incentive to end the vicious cycle with Vandal, who must kill the Hawks in every lifetime to absorb their power. "She has this strong distaste for Vandal, but there's almost a sympathy, even still with everything," Renée says. "We're all in this cycle together. We know it's his fault, but it's tragic. I don't know that she becomes bloodlusty or anything like that. It's hard for her at first; she gets a little nuts with all the emotions and how to deal with them. As much as she wants to end this cycle, and she knows that she has to kill Vandal, I don't know that she is allowing herself to give over completely to the idea of revenge."
Hawkman's death also serves to galvanize the team moving forward. To cross superhero franchises for a moment, think of Hawkman as Legends of Tomorrow's version of Agent Coulson (Clark Gregg), whose death led the Avengers to assemble. "I'm very much a catalyst for the whole show," Hentschel says. "I think my death in the beginning throws everybody into action and unites everybody, in a way. All the bickering has to stop."
And much like Coulson came back to life for Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Hawkman will return. "You haven't seen the last of Falk Henstschel," Guggenheim says. "The one thing that will become clear over the course of the series is that even though Kendra and Carter reincarnate, they reincarnate from square one as babies. I will spoil and say that we're not having a Hawkbaby on the show, so how you see Falk, and what iterations his character takes, is one of the things to tune in and see." Adds Hentschel: "There are flashbacks, so there are many ways to see more of me."
DC's Legends of Tomorrow airs Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET on The CW.
Rating: A A
Legends of Tomorrow recap: Marc Guggenheim directs a gloriously meta yet sad hour
By Chancellor Agard
DC's Legends of Tomorrow recap: A wild and tearful goodbye to Ray Palmer
DC's Legends of Tomorrow recap: 'Mr. Parker's Cul-De-Sac' is delightfully deranged
Rating: B+ B+
DC's Legends of Tomorrow recap: Genghis Khan rides again in Caity Lotz-directed 'Mortal Khanbat'
DC's Legends of Tomorrow recap: Killer prom (and high school reunion)
Legends of Tomorrow finale recap: The power of song (and love) compels you!
Legends of Tomorrow recap: The Waverider has a new captain
By Dalene Rovenstine
Legends of Tomorrow recap: Gary got his nipple — and his groove — back
Legends of Tomorrow recap: Zari learns a lesson about love
Legends of Tomorrow recap: A family road trip down truth highway ends in tragedy
Legends of Tomorrow recap: Reality bites
By Shirley Li
Legends of Tomorrow recap: Forbidden Loves
Legends of Tomorrow recap: A Nate in Paris
Legends of Tomorrow recap: Creativity strikes!!!
Legends of Tomorrow recap: Unhappy campers
DC's Legends of Tomorrow recap: Ray finds his new role on the team
Legends of Tomorrow recap: Witch, please
Legends of Tomorrow season finale recap: 'The Good, The Bad and The Cuddly'
Legends of Tomorrow recap: 'Guest Starring John Noble'
Legends of Tomorrow recap: 'I, Ava'
Legends of Tomorrow recap: 'Necromancing the Stone'
Legends of Tomorrow recap: 'Amazing Grace'
Legends of Tomorrow recap: 'No Country for Old Dads'
Led by White Canary, a band of superhero misfits defend the time stream with an assortment of wacky threats in the fourth Arrowverse series.

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An interesting raw Museum Grade Moldavite quality that has a deeply grooved sparkling texture with distinct markings and a rich forest green color. his stone originates from southern Bohemia, Czech Republic where Arkadia has been sourcing Moldavite Stones directly for the last twenty years.
We have taken great care to represent this Rectangular Raw Moldavite 8.4g. The Arkadia team uses custom lighting and quality lenses to achieve a neutral, honest portrayal of each unique piece. You see it as it is!


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There is so very much I am thankful for, not just today, but everyday. And, dear reader, I am thankful for you! It's my prayer that you are finding much to be thankful for as well.
Here are a couple of Thanksgiving themed posts just in case you are needing some last minute activities!
This entry was posted in Our Homeschool, Special Days, teacher resourses and tagged homeschool, teaching resource links, Thanksgiving on November 28, 2013 by Betty Jo.
Thank you, Victoria. It has been a happy Thanksgiving!


For several months, Kenneth Carp has been acting as trustee in the case of a St. Peters attorney who apparently fled the country, leaving over 50 clients with active cases without a lawyer. That attorney, Jeffrey M. Witt, was arrested by federal agents after arriving at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City on a flight from Istanbul, Turkey on March 7th. According to an indictment filed in federal district court, Witt is facing allegations of bank fraud and aggravated identity theft in connection with a scheme in which he fraudulently took out a line of credit against the home of a St. Louis woman.
Court documents indicate that Witt and a female client of his who impersonated the homeowner at the loan closing took out a $100,000 line of credit. Upon obtaining the loan, Witt requested a disbursement of $60,000 which he deposited into his firm's bank account and used the money for his personal expenses.
This most recent trouble for Witt comes after a series of legal and disciplinary problems he has been facing in Missouri. According to a report published at Stltoday.com, a complaint against Witt was filed on October 2 of 2013 by the Missouri Chief Disciplinary Council, alleging that he had lied to judges and clients, mishandled funds, failed to file documents, and missed deadlines and hearings. Just two weeks later, Witt was arrested in Clayton under suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol after hitting another car while parking. Additionally, Witt recently had a nearly 7-figure judgment entered against him by a St. Louis County judge.
Shortly after these incidents, a client showed up at Witt's office after being unable to reach him for several days to find the lights off, the office unlocked, computers on, and files scattered everywhere. Upon notifying police, authorities found Witt at home. On December 2nd of last year, the Missouri Supreme Court suspended Witt's law license, citing a determination that there was probable cause to believe that he had committed professional misconduct and that he posed a substantial risk of irreparable harm to the public.
Attorney Kenneth Carp has been appointed as trustee to handle matters associated with Witt's former law practice. To schedule a consultation with Mr. Carp, call our office today at 636-947-3600.


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Home The Latest Republican-led Shutdown Puts Military Death Benefits on Hold
Republican-led Shutdown Puts Military Death Benefits on Hold
by Stephen C. Webster
The Republican-led government shutdown is taking its toll, and not just on civilian workers who've been furloughed.
The Wall St. Journal reported Tuesday that the families of four such soldiers recently killed in Afghanistan will not be flown out to meet their deceased loved ones as their bodies are taken off military transport planes at Dover Air Force Base on Wednesday.
They're also not getting death benefit payments, which amount to $100,000 for each soldier lost.
"If the Department was allowed to make death gratuity payments at any point during shutdown, they would've been paid with great relief," a Pentagon official reportedly said.
All four of the soldiers, each in their 20s, were killed Sunday by an improvised explosive device planted in Kandahar province.
Their deaths come more than a decade after former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld declared combat operations in Afghanistan to be over.
This video is from "The Today Show," broadcast Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013 -- Shutdown keeps families from soldiers' death benefits
Photo: California National Guard on Flickr, creative commons licensed.
Dispatches National Security Politics War And Peace
Stephen C. Webster
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Eas a' Chual Aluinn is met een hoogte van 200 meter, ongeveer drie keer zo hoog als de Niagarawatervallen, de grootste waterval van Groot-Brittannië. Eas a' Chual Aluinn ligt ongeveer 8 kilometer ten zuidoosten van Kylesku, Sutherland in de Schotse Highlands.

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## NSERC Engage Overview
NSERC Engage
Engage Plus
NSERC Connect
Mitacs Accelerate
Successful academic-industrial Engage collaborations are sometimes extended with funding from:
NSERC Collaborative Research and Development Grants
NSERC Strategic Partnership Grants
One engage grant per year.
Engage can be combined with Mitacs Accelerate:
Applicants seeking to combine an internship at the company partner, as part of the approach for addressing the company-specific problem or for transferring the project results into the company's operations, may include in the Engage Grant application a request for additional support through Mitacs Accelerate. Consult your NSERC Regional Office or This link will take you to another Web site Mitacs Business Development Representative for details on how to apply.
up to $25,000 per year
For university-based applicants (Engage Grants for universities):
Form 100 – Personal Data Form
Form 101 – Application for a Grant
Form 183A – Information Required from Organizations Participating in Research Partnerships
Industrial partner requirements
Sample NSERC Engage Grant Proposal (2 pages)
Overview of the company-specific problem
Describe the company-specific problem to be addressed and the extent to which the company will benefit from scientific, engineering or technical advances, and the innovative techniques, processes or products that will be developed in the proposed project.
Describe the research challenge to be addressed through the project. Briefly outline the underlying challenges, the scientific issues or engineering issues, research problems or technical complexities associated with solving the company problem.
Paragraph 1. Outline the methodology proposed to resolve the problem.
(to be improved)
Paragraph 2. Explain the innovative nature of the methodology.
Paragraph 3. Identify the milestones and deliverables, and provide a work plan in approximately one paragraph. A bar chart such as the example below may be provided. Reserve additional details for "Budget Justification" attachment.
Paragraph 4. Describe how the company will be involved in the project. (The company's direct, in-kind contribution and how its total value was determined, should be itemized separately, in a one-page attachment. See the "Contributions of the Supporting Organizations" section of the Instructions.)
Research competence
Explain how the knowledge and experience of the applicant relates to the expertise needed to accomplish the project objectives. Explain how the contributions of the team members (including, if applicable, the company personnel) will be integrated into the project's objectives.
Contribution to the technology transfer
Describe how communication between the university research group and the company staff will occur and be managed. Describe what regular interactions between the university research team, specifically the principal investigator, and the company representative(s) are planned (e.g., include a summary of planned project review meetings). Explain how the technology will be transferred to the company (i.e., specify how the finalized project deliverables will be packaged, e.g., final technical report, algorithms, software, physical prototype, etc.) and incorporated into the company's operations. Briefly describe plans (if any) for follow on research.
Benefit to Canada
Outline the key benefits to be accrued to the industrial partner when these results are implemented into the company's operations. Add any additional economic social and environmental benefits that could be realized in Canada within a reasonable time (e.g., within three to five years).


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Electrostatically controlled large-amplitude, non-axisymmetric waves in thin film flows down a cylinder
A. W. Wray, D. T. Papageorgiou, O. K. Matar
We examine the dynamics of a thin film flowing under gravity down the exterior of a vertically aligned inner cylinder, with a co-aligned, concentric cylinder acting as an outer electrode; the space between the outer cylinder and the film is occupied by an inviscid gas. The stability of the interface is studied when it is subjected to an electric field, applied by imposing a potential difference between the two cylinders. Leaky-dielectric theory is used in conjunction with asymptotic reduction, in the large-conductivity limit, to derive a single, two-dimensional evolution equation for the interfacial location, which accounts for gravity, capillarity, and electrostatic effects. A linear stability analysis is carried out which shows that non-axisymmetric modes become more dominant with increasing electric field strength. Our fully two-dimensional numerical solutions of the evolution equation demonstrate qualitative agreement between the trends observed in the nonlinear regime and those predicted by linear theory. These numerical solutions also show that, depending on the electric field strength and the relative proximity of the outer electrode, the interface either remains spatially uniform, or exhibits either axisymmetric or, importantly, non-axisymmetric travelling waves. The effect of wave formation on the interfacial area is investigated in connection with the use of electric fields to control thin film flows to enhance heat and mass transfer rates.
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
https://doi.org/10.1017/jfm.2013.543
Published - 10 Dec 2013
electrohydrodynamic effects
interfacial flows (free surface)
10.1017/jfm.2013.543
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Wray, A. W., Papageorgiou, D. T., & Matar, O. K. (2013). Electrostatically controlled large-amplitude, non-axisymmetric waves in thin film flows down a cylinder. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 736. https://doi.org/10.1017/jfm.2013.543
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PD7201 INTEGRATED PRODUCT DESIGN AND PROCESS DEVELOPMENT Syllabus | Anna University ME Product Design and Development Second Semester Syllabus Regulation 2013. Below is the Anna University 2013 Regulation Syllabus for 2nd Semester for ME Product Design and Development, Textbooks, Reference books, Exam portions, Question Bank, Previous year question papers, Model question papers, Class notes, Important 2 marks, 8 marks, 16 marks topics.
and how to incorporate them suitably in product.
material supplier and process planner, Competitor and customer - behavior analysis.
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First time posters and hopefully wild campers if you guys can help. We are a couple with two kids hoping to camp along with a friend and and her two kids in the Oban area. We will have two cars and two tents 4 man stand up car camping tents. I'm afraid western society has made us a bit soft and we don't travel light. Having said that we have read up loads and approve of and will abide to the wild campers ethos of leave no trace and cause no disturbances.
So over to you guys can anyone recommend a spot in the Oban area? We have zero funds for accommodation just hoping to provide the kids with a lil safe adventure during the holidays. We will have the car so can travel to explore but in terms of camping location it would be handy if a toilet was near by for kids although we will go au natural 50 feet away from any water courses of course and in my case a hundred miles away from any chance of a passer by or nettle.


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Q: Pandas dataframe get all rows between zero(0) of mask column and get first and last row of each group I have a dataframe like this.
   store daiban  signal  ...          start_time            end_time mask
0   0901   0001       0  ... 2020-03-31 00:00:00 2020-03-31 00:35:00    0
1   0901   0001       1  ... 2020-03-31 00:35:00 2020-03-31 00:36:40    1
2   0901   0001       2  ... 2020-03-31 00:36:40 2020-03-31 00:38:44    1
3   0901   0001       0  ... 2020-03-31 00:38:44 2020-03-31 01:10:40    0
4   0901   0001       1  ... 2020-03-31 01:10:40 2020-03-31 01:12:24    1
5   0901   0001       2  ... 2020-03-31 01:12:24 2020-03-31 01:13:40    1
6   0901   0001       1  ... 2020-03-31 01:13:40 2020-03-31 01:15:04    1
7   0901   0001       2  ... 2020-03-31 01:15:04 2020-03-31 01:17:00    1
8   0901   0001       0  ... 2020-03-31 01:17:00 2020-03-31 02:33:04    0
9   0901   0001       1  ... 2020-03-31 02:33:04 2020-03-31 02:34:52    1
10  0901   0001       2  ... 2020-03-31 02:34:52 2020-03-31 02:37:28    1

I want to get all rows between zero(0) of mask column and get first row's start_time and last row's end_time of each group.
for example
1) first group will be index 1 to 2.
1   0901   0001       1  ... 2020-03-31 00:35:00 2020-03-31 00:36:40    1
2   0901   0001       2  ... 2020-03-31 00:36:40 2020-03-31 00:38:44    1

2) get first row's start_time and last row's end_time of each group
0   0901   0001     2020-03-31 00:35:00  2020-03-31 00:38:44

expected output
   store daiban        start_time            end_time
0   0901   0001     2020-03-31 00:35:00  2020-03-31 00:38:44
1   0901   0001     2020-03-31 01:10:40  2020-03-31 01:17:00
2   0901   0001     2020-03-31 02:33:04  2020-03-31 02:37:28

dataframe for reproduce the example
from pandas import Timestamp
df = pd.DataFrame.from_dict({'store': {0: '0901',
  1: '0901',
  2: '0901',
  3: '0901',
  4: '0901',
  5: '0901',
  6: '0901',
  7: '0901',
  8: '0901',
  9: '0901',
  10: '0901'},
 'daiban': {0: '0001',
  1: '0001',
  2: '0001',
  3: '0001',
  4: '0001',
  5: '0001',
  6: '0001',
  7: '0001',
  8: '0001',
  9: '0001',
  10: '0001'},
 'signal': {0: 0, 1: 1, 2: 2, 3: 0, 4: 1, 5: 2, 6: 1, 7: 2, 8: 0, 9: 1, 10: 2},
 'cum_sum': {0: 525,
  1: 25,
  2: 31,
  3: 479,
  4: 26,
  5: 19,
  6: 21,
  7: 29,
  8: 1141,
  9: 27,
  10: 39},
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  1: 100,
  2: 124,
  3: 1916,
  4: 104,
  5: 76,
  6: 84,
  7: 116,
  8: 4564,
  9: 108,
  10: 156},
 'start_time': {0: Timestamp('2020-03-31 00:00:00'),
  1: Timestamp('2020-03-31 00:35:00'),
  2: Timestamp('2020-03-31 00:36:40'),
  3: Timestamp('2020-03-31 00:38:44'),
  4: Timestamp('2020-03-31 01:10:40'),
  5: Timestamp('2020-03-31 01:12:24'),
  6: Timestamp('2020-03-31 01:13:40'),
  7: Timestamp('2020-03-31 01:15:04'),
  8: Timestamp('2020-03-31 01:17:00'),
  9: Timestamp('2020-03-31 02:33:04'),
  10: Timestamp('2020-03-31 02:34:52')},
 'end_time': {0: Timestamp('2020-03-31 00:35:00'),
  1: Timestamp('2020-03-31 00:36:40'),
  2: Timestamp('2020-03-31 00:38:44'),
  3: Timestamp('2020-03-31 01:10:40'),
  4: Timestamp('2020-03-31 01:12:24'),
  5: Timestamp('2020-03-31 01:13:40'),
  6: Timestamp('2020-03-31 01:15:04'),
  7: Timestamp('2020-03-31 01:17:00'),
  8: Timestamp('2020-03-31 02:33:04'),
  9: Timestamp('2020-03-31 02:34:52'),
  10: Timestamp('2020-03-31 02:37:28')},
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A: IIUC we use cumsum and filter created he dataframe then use agg
df=df.loc[df['mask'].ne(0)].groupby([df['mask'].eq(0).cumsum(),df.store,df.daiban]).\
   agg({'start_time':'first','end_time':'last'}).reset_index(level=[1,2])
   mask store daiban          start_time            end_time
0     1  0901   0001 2020-03-31 00:35:00 2020-03-31 00:38:44
1     2  0901   0001 2020-03-31 01:10:40 2020-03-31 01:17:00
2     3  0901   0001 2020-03-31 02:33:04 2020-03-31 02:37:28

A: The key here is to create a group column for each 1 groups
This can be done with cumsum
df['group'] = (1-df['mask']).cumsum()

Then keep only rows where mask is 1
df_filter = df.loc[df['mask']==1]

You can then group by group, store and daiban to get one row by group and compute min start_time and max end_time in each group.
df_filter.groupby(['group','store','daiban'])\
         .agg({'start_time': 'min', 'end_time': 'max'})\
         .reset_index()\
         .drop('group',axis=1)

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Exclusive: Tariq Ramadan
Published: September 29, 2012 - 15:31 Updated: October 3, 2012 - 14:02
'Muslims should not react in an emotional way. They, in a peaceful, calm and non-violent way, should show that they don't care about hatred…'
Sadiq Naqvi Delhi
Suave, articulate, and always elegantly dressed, he is currently a cult figure in Europe and extremely popular in the Middle East, especially among the young. He prefers to call himself an 'activist professor'.
Tariq Ramadan's life has been spent in Europe where he studied German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche and Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky, among others. Something unusual for someone who is the maternal grandson of Muslim Brotherhood founder Hasan al Banna. Even his father, Said Ramadan, was a strong advocate of 'political Islam' and had to move to Geneva after Gamal Abdel Nasser took over in Egypt. Now a professor of Islamic Studies at Oxford, Ramadan's early days were spent grappling with issues concerning Islam. A strong critic of Salafi literalist and other violent trends that he says, are just a tiny minority, Ramadan terms himself a 'Salafi reformist'. Despite this, he has been in the middle of more than one controversy. The US refused to allow him to enter when the University of Notre Dame appointed him as professor of Religion, Conflict and Peace-building. He was denied a visa because he had given donations to Palestinians via legitimate and legal European charity institutions. He was banned by the French in 1995, the ban was eventually lifted. They also branded him anti-Semite even though he has taken public positions against anti-Semitism. He was also ridiculed in the West when, in a debate with Nicholas Sarkozy, he refused to take an extreme position against the stoning of women and called for a 'deeper understanding' of the issue. Hailed as the Martin Luther King of Muslims, Ramadan, 48, reaffirms his idea of 'Islamic socialism' which combines religious principles with anti-capitalist, anti-imperialist politics. One of his refreshing terrain of theory and praxis is that he wants contemporary Islam to integrate with the modernity of western civilisation. Looking for answers since the sudden outburst of anger and violence across the Muslim world after a crude, inflammatory and vulgar trailer of an anti-Islamic film was put up on YouTube, Hardnews spoke to Tariq Ramadan, who is based in London . Excerpts:
What could be the reasons for provocation of Muslims like the recent film, coming time and again from the West?
I think we have to understand that it is not coming from the West. It is coming from very specific groups and some populist tendencies. You have the populists, you have the Far Right, you have the Zionist and Israeli groups who are targetting the Muslims and trying to provoke clashes to show that Islam and Muslims are not in agreement with democratic values and that they are alien to Western civilisation. One controversy subsides; a worse one begins. After the Danish cartoons, the Dutch video Fitna and several low-grade irritants, a short, crudely executed — and scrupulously insulting — film has inflamed deep-seated resentments. Several hundred furious demonstrators gathered in front of the American Embassy in Cairo and the US consulate in Benghazi, Libya. In the confusion and violence, a US ambassador and three diplomats were killed; elsewhere, embassies came under violent attack, with many wounded and serious material damage. Literalist Salafis succeeded in mobilising a relatively small number of demonstrators — over-excited young people and ordinary citizens who, firm in their intention to protect the Prophet's reputation, joined in to express their rejection of the US government and its policies. Since we have emotional reactions coming from people from the other side, specifically the Salafis literalists, who are responding to it by being dogmatic and violent, like the attack in Benghazi and many other places, that is why such problems are getting magnified.
What could be the larger agenda of the Zionists or the Far Right behind such provocation?
Their larger goal is this: they have a political agenda, a new enemy, that is, Islam and Muslims. So, sometimes, it is just for geo-strategic or ideological reasons in the Middle East, just to show that Israel is on the right side of the West, and Muslims and Islam are on the other side. They are using populism and emotional politics within society to promote hatred, racism, bigotry and Islamophobia. This is what they are trying to do and they are nurturing the idea that Muslims cannot be democrats by definition.
Could the forthcoming US election also be a reason behind these recent provocations?
Yes, of course. What is happening is that President Barack Obama is in a very fragile situation just before the election. Hence, the Tea Party and neo-conservatives are pushing in that direction and there are some trends who are trying to create this tension because it will help the Tea Party, it will help the people who are supporting the Republicans. It doesn't mean that the Republicans are responsible for it. But the people who are instrumentalising it, the evangelists — the Coptic people, as it is said — just before the election speaks of their agenda. This is also to destabilise the Muslim majority countries as a way of dealing with their interests in those regions.
Is this violence and widespread protests all over the globe a manifestation of crises within Islam?
Yes, I think that is what is happening in the Muslim majority countries. We have to understand that the Salafi literalists, who were only involved in religion before, are now also involved in politics and there is a power struggle within the Sunni tradition between the literalists, the reformists, and the Sufis. The literalists are using emotional populism to drive people against the West and to demonise the West. And you have on the other side the divide between the Shias and the Sunnis and we can see this in Syria. So the people are caught between these two populisms and some of the Muslims, the people, are reacting very emotionally. We cannot defend this. There is a great deal of frustration in terms of unemployment, poverty, corruption; they are surviving with their religion and they care about the Prophet, they care about their religion and they can see the West targetting what helps them to survive, so they are reacting in an emotional way. Some trends are pushing in that direction to get religious credibility, to gain ground.
You think the West is also using the Salafis for its own interests?
It's exactly the same thing. We have two kinds of populism talking to each other. So you have the West pushing them and using them, and sometimes with multiple contradictions. The allies of the West are Saudi Arabia, Qatar and other petro monarchies and they are alike when it comes to protecting oil but they are pushing in a direct direction which is problematic when it comes to what they are doing on the ground against the West.
So how does one deal with this diabolical attitude?
I think we should avoid populism and come to a deeper understanding of our shared values just to show and tell the people once again that the non-violent uprisings in the Arab world display that millions of people in the Muslim world are peaceful and non-violent and they are advocating freedom and democracy. And these are the true representatives. People in the West are not only those who are making these videos, films and cartoons — these are the people who have an agenda. The great majority of Western people are not following in the footsteps of these very dogmatic ideologies of the neo-cons, the Tea Party and the evangelists. So, this is where we have to come together, the people from different states, different religions, different backgrounds; come to the shared values and not be driven by emotional politics driving us towards clashes.
Even after the Arab Spring, we saw all sorts of fundamentalist forces gaining ground and a spurt in violence.
Yes, we have to be very cautious. The media, naturally, is covering these events. Even though there is a great deal of violence in these happenings, it is done by a very tiny majority of people and we should not be misled by these people. They are looking for a political ground. They do not represent the millions of Muslims. You also have to take into account the geo-economic and the socio-economic factors. In southern countries, people are facing many other problems and they are directing their frustration towards the West. Muslims in the West are leading peaceful and comfortable lives and not reacting with violence. So let us take into account all the dimensions and not fall into the trap of
essentialising civilisations or religion.
Where would you locate the violent ways of the Salafis in the Islamic framework?
No, the first Salafi trends, they were not violent. The great majority of Salafi literalists are not violent. Now, we have a very tiny minority of people, a very very tiny group against the Muslim majority who are advocating violence for change and killing non-Muslims. They are not even within the frame of accepted diversity in Islam. They are anti-Islam in their action and behaviour. We have to face them and say that this is not Islamic. And the Muslims who are choosing to be conservative, I think that's fine. It is their business and we should let them do that as long as they are not violent.
Do you see any problem among the Muslim religious scholars? Also, whenever any blasphemous content appears, we have seen extreme reactions from the Muslim clergy. We have seen death fatwas earlier. Isn't there space for a moderate approach?
Unfortunately, today's Muslim religious scholars and the leaders of various trends are caught up in ideological confrontation — and often a clash of egos — that creates division and transforms them into dangerous populists who claim for themselves the title of sole and authentic representatives of Islam. Within Sunni Islam, as within Shi'ism, between Sunnis and Shi'ites, scholars and schools of thought lash out at one another, forgetting the fundamental teachings and the principles that unite them and instead splitting along doctrinal or political lines that remain secondary at best. The consequences of these divisions are serious. Populism pushes people to vent their emotions blindly in the guise of legitimacy.
On the question of blasphemous content, I think what is necessary is education. We have rights and we cherish rights, the freedom of speech and expression, but what is important is that we should look at our responsibility. We should stop being obsessed about rights but rather we should create a sense of ethical behaviour. It may be legal to mock and ridicule the suffering of someone but it's not right, it's not ethical. It is legal to ridicule the suffering of the Jews during the World War II but people are not doing it because it's silly, it's unethical. So people should have a better understanding of what sacred means for people, what cultures mean, what a system means and stop criticising. It is very easy today to do this to Muslims.
So, Muslims should not react in an emotional way. They should go beyond this. They, in a peaceful, calm and non-violent way, should show that they don't care about hatred and they are ready for dignity and working together with dignified people whatever their religion or with no religion.
Once again it seems that radicalism is rising among Muslims all over the globe...
No, that is not true. I feel it is more visible in the media but it is not rising. We also need to ask why these very tiny radical groups are visible exactly where there are very important economic resources. They happen to be in Afghanistan. And Afghanistan is not only a country, it's a passage to the oil resources, the gas resources and lithium resources in the region. Now we have new trends which are very extremist in Northern Mali. This is where recently the most important oil resources in Africa were discovered after Algeria and Libya. Suddenly, we see these extremists. Clearly, there are people who are pushing them. Some of the members of these extremist groups are very sincere religiously but very naive politically. And behind them, pushing them, are people who are not sincere religiously, but very smart politically.
Who are the people behind them, pushing them? Is it a reference to the petro monarchies?
It could be some monarchies, as happened with the Taliban and the Mujahideen in Afghanistan, it could also be from behind the scenes from Western countries. As we know, Americans were pushing the Taliban during the early 1990s. It could also be a way for them to be in the country and to control. You know — unsettled, disturbed countries are the best places to control.
What is the way forward?
The way forward is to work towards democratisation, not to nurture internal divisions and violence. I wrote a book called Islam and the Arab Awakening and I wrote that the way forward is to set priorities right. It has to do with education, social justice and the struggle against corruption, about the economic order and stability. These are the essential questions and we need the leaders to do this. What I did through an article on my website which is an appeal to the contemporary Muslim conscience: I have asked the scholars that it's time for courage and you can't blame just the people who are emotional and act in such a way, we have to understand the context. They are surviving with their sacred. The onus is on the intellectuals to be critical, to promote a better understanding of the political agendas. The scholars and intellectuals lack courage.
Recently, we saw the divide between Shias and Sunnis becoming more apparent. We saw Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah coming out and saying 'We will defend the Prophet'...
No, this is one of the most important challenges in the future. Something has to be done in that field. Nasarallah sent a strong message to the Sunnis, that we are Shias and we care for the Prophet and we will defend him. It is again an emotional message to the people and the world. Once again, deep down, if you look at the situation in Syria, it is a fracture between the Sunnis and the Shi'ite.
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José Luis Martínez Gordo, conegut artísticament com a José Luis y su guitarra (Jaén, 11 de juny de 1935-Còrdova, 2 de febrer de 2016), va ser un cantant i actor espanyol que va tenir la seva època de major ocupació en les dècades de 1950 i 1960.

Pioner a Espanya en la cançó d'autor, va aprendre a tocar la guitarra quan era estudiant de l'Escola d'Enginyers Tècnics d'Obres Públiques, època en la qual també era membre de l'estudiantina de la seva universitat.

Va començar a gravar cançons en un magnetòfon de bobina, presentant-les en 1958 a Radio Madrid. Aquestes van ser ben acollides, per la qual cosa José Luis va passar a tenir un programa setmanal propi en aquella emissora. Va rebre moltes ofertes de discogràfiques, decidint signar finalment per Philips.

El seu primer àlbum, editat en 1958, incloïa el tema «Mariquilla», dedicat a la seva xicota de sempre, amb la qual es va casar l'estiu de l'any següent. Es va convertir en una les cançons que més famoses de 1958, i l'èxit va arribar fins a Iberoamèrica, principalment a Argentina.

Després de publicar diversos extended play, en 1962 va aconseguir una plaça de funcionari d'Obres Públiques i va decidir deixar el món de la música per centrar-se en el seu treball i la seva família. Després de la seva jubilació es va instal·lar a Còrdova, ciutat que va adoptar com a part d'ell, la qual cosa va provocar que molts mitjans el consideressin cordovès. Les peticions de retorn es van veure recompensades amb la publicació de dos discos en 1966.

L'èxit en 1978 d'una nova versió de «Mariquilla», interpretada per José Domingo Castaño, li va fer plantejar-se tornar a actuar.

En 1995 va ser entrevistat en alguns mitjans amb motiu de la reedició d'un disc seu que contenia vells temes amb la seva veu original, però amb nous arranjaments.

Va morir a Còrdova el 2 de febrer de 2016 a causa d'una complicació cardíaca.

Discografia
 EP "Mariquilla" (Philips, 1958).
 14 EP (Philips, 1959-1963).
 EP "La luna clara" (Philips, 1966).
 Senzill "Gibraltar" (Philips, 1966).
 Éxitos de José Luis y su guitarra (Philips, 1967).
 José Luis y su guitarra (Mercury, 1995).
 Sus primeros EP en Philips (Rama-Lama, 1999).

Filmografia
 Melodías de hoy.
 Pasa la tuna.

Bibliografia

Referències

Persones de Jaén
Cantants andalusos
Morts a Còrdova
Músics de la província de Jaén


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"As many of us take time to honor National Police Week, we are solemnly reminded that there are officers who go to work each day, leaving behind loved ones who anxiously wait for their safe return. Not every officer will make it home. Therefore, I join the community in gathering to acknowledge the service, memories, and lives of Milwaukee County law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. These are debts that can't be repaid but must always be remembered."
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