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Strategies and constraints for environmental protection in Nicaragua
Hawkesworth, Simon (2002) Strategies and constraints for environmental protection in Nicaragua. Doctoral thesis, University of Central Lancashire.
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Nicaragua faces tremendous problems in relation to environmental and social conditions as well as continuing conflicts over access to natural and economic resources. The loss of forests and other essential eco-systems, the extinction of unique species, the degradation of soils and farmland, poverty, ill heath, exploitation and great inequalities of wealth and power remain on-going processes and essential characteristics of Nicaragua. These conditions represent an environmental crisis that threatens the country's ecological and social well-being. The thesis considers the historical causes of the environmental crisis looking at the impact of the introduction of particular political and economic structures, the development of the dictatorship of Somocisnio in Nicaragua and the impact of US hegemony in the region. It further considers why the strategies adopted by successive administrations and international organisations have failed to adequately address Nicaragua's environmental problems. The need for radical political and economic change as a means to address the underlying structural causes of environmental degradation is investigated in relation to Nicaragua. However, the examination of the effects of the Sandinista Revolution in Nicaragua is also used to reveal important insights into the impact of structural change on the environment and the necessity to include other, reformist components in any solution. Post-Revolutionary strategies and the current emphasis on NGO and community based sustainable agricultural programmes are examined in detail to evaluate the importance of this approach for environmental protection. In addition to an examination of the effectiveness of the strategies of the post-revolutionary state, a case study analysis of Programa Campesino-a-Campesfno, the most prominent and successful example of the new, community-based initiatives, is used to illustrate the generic problems and opportunities present in the new 'paradigm' of localism and sustainable agriculture. While these new initiatives may provide key components to a solution, the study considers whether by themselves, they have the capacity to
address the underlying causes of degradation. The study concludes that the environmental crisis is primarily a result of the
particular development model that has arisen in the region since the colonial conquest, and which has facilitated the development of a system based on the highly unequal distribution of resources and power. Consequently, the causes of the crisis are essentially structural in nature, requiring that radical changes be made to the political and economic structures of society. However, the lesson of Nicaragua's Sandinista Revolution, during which environmental degradation continued despite a series of structural and socio-political changes, indicates that structural changes do not of themselves, guarantee environmental sustainability. Equally, the limitations of programmes such as Campesino-a-Campesino reveal that a reliance on agroecological and community-based methodologies is also flawed. Therefore, progress towards social and environmental justice in Nicaragua requires a combination of radical changes to political and economic structures, alongside the use of ecologicalbased agricultural and land management practices. This means that inequalities in land and natural resource ownership are addressed in order to provide sustainable economic and ecological systems within which Nicaraguans can attempt the longterm management and protection of their environment. The introduction of these
new practices must include the participation and skills of local populations in any process of change. Redistribution of wealth and resources must be accompanied by a redistribution of power so that the control and development of these changes and
initiatives, develop from, and reside in, the hands of ordinary Nicaraguans.
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Hawkesworth, Simon
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A paper by Richard Morin, fall 1999 fellow, considers South Africans' sense of optimism and uncertainty regarding future democratic progress. Do they expect the transformation brought about by Nelson Mandela and Bishop Desmond Tutu to continue, or to pass into blood and chaos? Do the factors that encourage optimism among blacks provoke uncertainty among whites? What lessons, if any, should politicians and policymakers glean from survey data as they attempt to consolidate and deepen democracy in South Africa? The sometimes-surprising answers to these questions are the focus of this paper. As Morin's analysis will suggest, pessimism about the future of democracy frequently comes from unexpected sources. The most pessimistic South Africans are black, not white. These data also suggest that crime may be harming democracy in South Africa, or at the least, eroding public confidence in democratic institutions and systems. At the same time, broad mistrust of police, the army and the courts complicates efforts to combat crime. The enormous gap between rich and poor South Africans and the legacy of apartheid also sharply reduce belief that democracy will endure. Yet, in spite of these pessimistic signs is equally compelling evidence that South Africans stand poised to once again defy long odds and pessimistic predictions about their future.
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Lasik eye surgery is a surgery performed on the cornea of the eye using a laser. A laser beam is a beam of highly focused light. It can cut some bodily tissues like a very small, very sharp knife. The cornea is the clear tissue that covers the pupil of the eye. Light passes through the cornea to the retina, which is how we see. When the cornea is not the right shape, the passage of the light through the eye is distorted. The light is not focused properly on the retina of the eye, and the person's vision is impaired.
Eye doctors use Lasik surgery to reshape the cornea so that people do not need glasses or contacts anymore. The surgery is most commonly done to correct near sightedness, which is called "myopia."
In Lasik surgery, the doctor makes a little incision in the cornea so that he or she can lift up a small flap of the clear tissue. Then, a laser beam reshapes the corneal tissue under the flap. The doctor replaces the flap. If all goes well, the cornea heals quickly, and the patient's vision is improved.
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Many people will still need glasses or contacts after the surgery; a patient's vision will not necessarily be 20/20. These doctors and hospitals, fighting for the money that can be earned from these procedures, often imply - usually indirectly but sometimes directly - that every patient will be able to see clearly without glasses after the surgery. While this is relatively awful, these claims are not the basis for medical malpractice cases. These are known risks of the surgery that usually occur in the absence of a medical error.
The surgical changes in the cornea can affect people's vision in adverse ways. Some patients experience a worsening of their vision, which cannot be corrected later. Some people see halos around objects or have double vision. Others have problems driving at night. These problems can be debilitating even if daytime vision is clearer.
The surgery can also affect the eye itself. For example, some people's eyes become too dry after the surgery so that they have to use artificial tears to moisten the surface of the eye. One of the most serious adverse consequences of laser surgery is keratoconus. In this disorder, the cornea changes shape and bulges outward. This causes vision to deteriorate. For example, some people with this problem see "ghost images" – shadowy double vision -- of objects that they are looking at. Keratoconus is sometimes treated by having a patient wear two pairs of contact lenses at once. Some patients require more surgery or even a corneal transplant. However, keratoconus occurs in people who do not have Lasik surgery.
Some older patients have a variation on Lasik surgery in which each eye is altered in a different way so that one eye sees things at a distance clearly and the other sees things close up clearly. The idea is that the patient's brain can decide what it wants to see clearly and use the vision in the appropriate eye. Some people never adapt successfully to this form of surgery and cannot tolerate having permanently blurred vision in one eye.
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Diabetes is risk factor for most surgical procedures, regrettably, including Lasik eye surgery. Some characteristics of the eye also increase the risk of the surgery not turning out well. For example, wearing hard or soft contact lenses before the surgery can delay the healing process after the surgery. Patients who wear contacts should be advised to discontinue wearing them for days or weeks before the surgery.
The success of eye surgery varies depending on the particular vision problem that a person has. Laser surgery is more successful for some vision problems than for others, and the proper laser must be used for each type of vision problem. For example, not all surgical lasers are suitable for correcting astigmatism.
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Below are some plaintiffs' verdict in Lasik eye malpractice cases. These cases were not selected as fair sampling of these cases and should not be used to presume the value of your case. Still, they give insight into the type of Lasiksurgical error cases that are treated favorably by juries.
2015: Massachusetts. A 50-year-old male plaintiff went to an ophthalmologist for laser surgery to correct his vision. But the plaintiff had pellucid marginal degeneration which eliminates surgery as an option. The case settled before trial for $600,000 in spite of relatively limited injuries (some vision loss and the need for rigid gas permeable contact lens).
2012: California. Plaintiff, a 32 year old certified nursing assistant undergoes LASIK eye surgery at a TLC Laser Eye Center. The surgeon is assisted by two employees, one of whom is a laser technician responsible for downloading the treatment into the laser device and confirming the patient identity/treatment throughout the procedure. Before the surgery, however, the laser technician downloads another patient's treatment plan into the laser resulting in three to four times more corneal tissue being removed from Plaintiff's eyes than intended. Plaintiff sues the surgery center, surgeon, and technician, as well as a few other entities. Plaintiff later amends the Complaint adding products liability claims against several manufacturers including the laser manufacturer and the manufacturer of the USB flash drive that houses patients' treatment plans. Plaintiff claims that her vision is worse than before the LASIK surgery, and that she experiences eye dryness requiring prescription and over-the-counter eye drops. She additionally suffers blurriness, glare, sensitivity to light, shadowing, starbursts, and headaches. Defense concedes that the laser treatment caused more high order aberrations, but argues that any decrease in quality of vision was minimal and supported only by Plaintiff's subjective descriptions. Plaintiff is awarded $8,911 for past medical costs, $198,193 for future medical costs, $300,000 in past pain and suffering, and $50,000 for future pain and suffering (approximately $550,000). The award is reduced by $20,000 for a pretrial settlement with one of the manufactures, and further reduced under California law with regard to non-economic damages. The award entered against the Laser Eye Care of California is $229,004.43.
2012: Illinois. Plaintiff, a 37 year-old saleswoman, has Lasik surgery at a mall (probably a bad sign, right?) in Schaumburg, Illinois. This is her second Lasik procedure. The doctor recommended an enhancement procedure to restore her visual acuity. To do this, the doctor had to either re-lift the flap from her previous cut or make a new cut. The doctor could also, accordingly to plaintiff's lawsuit, perform a PFK which would not require a flap. The doctor instead does another cut because he could not find the old one. The resulting scar and cut causes complication although her vision is somewhat restored. Plaintiffs claim the doctor should have done the PFK and that the informed consent agreement should have lead the doctor to stop the procedure when he could not find the old cut. Plaintiff's counsel asked for $2 million. The jury awarded $362,000 to the plaintiff and her husband.
2009: New York. The plaintiff, a pharmacist, gets Lasix eye surgery and develops post-Lasik ectasia which is a progressive thinning of the cornea. Ectasia causes a mess of problems with your vision and can be painful. Doctors did not understand ectasia when they started doing these surgeries. If you have a Ectatic corena, as this man obviously did, you should not get Lasik surgery. The doctor in this case argued this is a rare side effect (1 in 2,500), and this patient was not a high risk or unsuitable candidate for Lasik based on what was known to the doctor at the time of the procedure. In other words, he could not see that the corena was thin. After a ten day trial, the jury disagreed and awarded the man $5,600,000.
Why no Maryland verdicts? There simply have not been many. There was a defense verdict in 2003 and 2004. But not many of these cases have gone to trial in Maryland, for whatever reason. Of course, this does not include confidential settlements that are never reported. In malpractice cases, the best cases almost invariably settle.
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Our lawyers can evaluate your situation to see if you have a valid claim. Two kinds of claims can arise from Lasik surgery that goes wrong. The first kind of claim is where the patient did not understand the risks of the surgery before he or she decided to have it (the Illinois case above).
Doctors have a legal duty to provide their patients with adequate information about the risks and benefits of any medical procedure. That is so that patients can make an informed decision. The second, and more common, is the kind of claim where something goes wrong during or after the surgery. Sometimes the things that go wrong are just an unfortunate happening. Sometimes they are caused by the doctor's negligence. Our lawyers can help you sort out what really happened to you.... and why.
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The following information would help us evaluate your possible claim:
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Choosing a favorite fictional character and writing about what makes him or her appealing or instructive, ArteFact writers are currently sharing with our readers one of the great pleasures of literary creation: the possibility of entering into the life and unique personality of another human being. The success of a fictional creation depends heavily on character. A plot can be ingenious, a theme fascinating, a message worthy. But unless these things incarnate themselves in the unfolding of human experience, they remain to some degree abstract. The success of C.S. Lewis' Narnia stories depends enormously on the point of view of characters like Lucy Pevensie. The same thing applies to Meriol Trevor's delightful children's fiction, such as The Letzenstein Chronicles or Lights in a Dark Town, which relate the political and spiritual travails of their adult protagonists from the point of view of observant children. Modern adult fiction, too, depends on the successful rendering of character: Gail Honeyman's Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine is a case in point. Being on the spectrum is something we need to understand from the inside. The heroic arc can include dysfunctionality. A good 'eucatastrophe' by definition embeds itself in a dense context, pace Frodo and Sam's epic scramble up the fiery mountain of fate to near-failure.
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Wolfe's novel is written in the first person. It brings us right inside the lived experience of its protagonist, enabling us to share in her point of view at the most intimate level. Because Wolfe portrays her as a thoughtful and perceptive soul, this of course gives us an oblique insight into the great Christian saints with whom her life becomes entwined. Craven's novel is written in the third person, in a limpid style which subtly traces the contours of the young priest's presence amongst his final earthly family. And yet we feel we have come to know Mark in the very depths of his being, precisely because that being is so circumscribed. Celebrating the potlatch of a culture under threat from a rapacious modern world, perceptively instructing a young man how to woo his future wife, travelling for miles, alone in his boat, to fulfill the wishes of a dying friend: all these actions define not just a man, but a way of being human. They leave a mark in our hearts, kindling a reminder of what matters most, when all is said and done.
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Short History of Forsyth County
The following is a synopsis of the history of Forsyth County. These excerpts are taken from the Heritage Book of Forsyth County. The complete stories and additional details can be found in the 2011 publication which contains over 700 articles when combined tell the partial history of our county. The book is available in our online bookstore.
When the early white settlers came into Cherokee Territory, the country was beautiful with hills, mountains and interlaying valleys. The woods were plentiful with wild game and the rivers and streams were filled with fish. In warm weather, berries, nuts and herbs grew ready for the gathering. Veins of gold and silver ran through the hills. It was a land of milk and honey inhibited only by a scattering of Indian villages. (see Georgia Natives by Myra Reidy).
North Georgia Woods.
Both the Creek and Cherokee Indians occupied what would soon become known as the North Georgia hills. A conflict arose between the two nations and the Creeks retreated below the Chattahoochee River. Through the land successions with the white settlers, the Creeks and Cherokee piece by piece lost their homelands.
Recognizing the need for a passage through the Cherokee Nation, the U. S. government began to set a plan in motion for the construction of the Federal Highway. James Vann was the son of Joseph Vann, a Scottish trader and Wurli "Mary Polly" Sonicoole, a Cherokee. Although, Vann was a controversial figure, he was very influential to both the Cherokees and white settlers, speaking both languages. The government chose James Vann to negotiate with the Cherokees for the rights to build the Federal Highway.
As an incentive, the government offered that the tolls from the river crossing ferries be collected by the Cherokees. When the chiefs could not be convinced the government offered Vann the right to build three taverns to accommodate travelers along the proposed road. James Vann would be able to enjoy the revenue from these establishments. The Cherokees eventually agreed and construction of the Federal Road was begun.
Vann selected locations in Forsyth County to build two of the taverns. One would be situated on the Chattahoochee River (Vann's Tavern)and the other(Buffington/Blackburn Tavern) on the Etowah in the Hightower Community. A third tavern called the Harnage Tavern was build at Tate, Georgia. It later burned. It was at the Etowah Tavern that James Vann met his death in February of 1809 while in Forsyth County on business. He was buried nearby before his family could travel from his home at Spring Place to claim his body. Vann's Tavern was eventually moved to Spring Place. The Buffington/Blackburn has been moved to the City of Cumming Fairground Indian Village. A third tavern located Tate, Georgia was located where the Tate Mansion now sits. It burned over a century ago. Each tavern was a days travel insuring Vann the profits from the travelers.
Vann's Tavern (now in Gordon County)
Buffington's Tavern (now at the Fairground in Cumming, GA)
Nearby, you would find what is now called Poole's Mill. It was built around 1804 by Cherokee Chief, George Welch. Welch used the waters of Settendown Creek to power the grist, stamp, card and saw mills that were built on the property. After Welch was dispossessed of his holding at the time of the Cherokee Removal, the land eventually was purchased by his brother-in-law, Jacob Scudder. Scudder and his family lived on the property until 1835 when he built an impressive two story structure at the intersection of Federal and Alabama Roads.
The Bridge at Poole's MIll
The veins of precious gold and silver were very inviting to the white men who were inching their way into Forsyth County. North of the crossing was the property drawn by widow, Mary Franklin in the 1832 land lottery. The mines were later operated by the Strickland's and Pascoe's but are known as Franklin Gold Mines to this day.
So the US Government took possession of the lands of the Cherokee Nation. The property was divided into 160 acre lots. Any land that was believed to have gold was called a "Gold lot" and these lots contained 40 acres. The distribution of the land was called the Land Lottery and certain individuals met the qualifications to be able to draw. If you chose not to occupy the property drawn, you had the option to sell.
The vast land that was once the Cherokee Nation was divided into nine counties. Forsyth County was formed December 3, 1832. Hightower was already an established community and was thought to be selected as the county seat for newly formed Forsyth County. Others ruled that the area east of Sawnee Mountain would be more convenient so the town of Cumming was laid out into 128 lots. A log courthouse would occupy the center lot.
Courthouse – burned in 1973
New Courthouse
More families began to make their way into Forsyth County. Settlers took over farms and businesses left by the Cherokees. The land was rich and even the poorest of dirt farmers were able to enjoy the abundance that was provided by the warm Georgia weather. It could well be called a time of prosperity because most who made the homes here had bettered their lives. So they lived for some twenty years until rumors of war began to threaten their peaceful existence.
Though the land was largely spared the ravages of war, Forsyth County gave generously of its men. The county suffered devastating poverty in the aftermath of the war loosing not only human life but their property and personal fortunes. There was a migration of postwar veterans and their families who were forced to seek a better life in the west.
In 1912, a young girl in the Chestatee community was brutally beaten and raped. Rumors abounded. This coupled with fear from both the black and white citizens would spark other racial incidents that would cultimate in the murder of one of the accused by a handful of vigilantes. Others involved stood trail. Two were acquitted but two were sentenced to death. After that, black citizens were afraid and almost all left the county.
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The majority of the people of Forsyth would struggle through the devastating effects of the bowl weevil on their cotton crops. World War I and II would again claim the lives of many of their young men.
Forsyth County would not make a full recovery financially until the introduction of the poultry business. Many residents would enjoy a better life from their profits supplying eggs and chickens to the area merchants. Also began a time of Forsyth citizens commuting to Marietta and Atlanta to work in businesses there.
A major disruption in the county occurred in the early 1950's when it was decided that a dam would be built on the waters of the Chattahoochee River. The lands of farmers on the eastern border of the county were purchased for the building of Buford Dam and Lake Sydney Lanier.
Twenty years later the construction of Georgia 400 would again displace families as property was purchased to build the highway that would split the county in two. Most families give direction of how to reach their home using Highway 400 as a marker.
So Forsyth County has grown into the place it is now. We have award winning, state of the art schools and government, the convenience of many stores, businesses and eating establishments. Lake Lanier is nearby to provide recreation and you can hop on a plane in Atlanta and forever be connected to the rest of the big wide world.
Modern Forsyth County is one of the fastest growing areas in the county and we are rapidly becoming a diverse community as shown by our current school-age population which is only 57%: White.
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This program is only accepting new students at Malcolm X College.
Complete the Practical Nursing online application.
The Advanced Certificate program in Practical Nursing provides students with a basic knowledge of nursing theory and practice. Graduates of the practical nursing program meet the educational requirements for the NCLEX-PN exam to become a licensed practical nurse (LPN). Graduates of the program may transfer their credits to an associate or bachelor degree nursing program. If more applicants apply than the program can accept, the most qualified applicants will be accepted.
Students should take Math 118 OR higher.
The concepts of holism, nursing practice, multicultural society and communication are studied for purposes of assisting persons to meet their basic needs. The role of the practical nurse in the use of the nursing process is studied and practiced in classroom, laboratory and long-term settings specifically in relation to protection against infection and providing for safety, mobility, comfort, hygiene, elimination and nutrition needs. Theoretical concepts and clinical nursing skills contained in this course are consistent with the skills standards developed for the State of Illinois. Writing assignments, as appropriate to the discipline, are part if the course.
Prerequisites:Admission into Practical Nursing Program 240.
Students learn to administer medications and to use the nursing process to care for persons having surgery. The nursing process is also used to assist persons with oxygen, wound care, fluid and electrolyte, and rest and sleep needs and to assist persons who need relief from pain. Learning in classroom, lab and clinical settings foster professional growth. Theoretical concepts and clinical nursing skills contained in this course are consistent with the skills standards developed for the State of Illinois. Writing assignments, as appropriate to the discipline, are part of the course.
Prerequisites:Admission to the Practical Nursing Program.
The course introduces students to the philosophy, conceptual framework, outcomes and competencies of the program. Nursing practice, nursing process and the therapeutic relationship are studied along with the ethical and legal aspects of nursing from the perspective of nursing practice in today's society. Contemporary health care delivery issues are also discussed. Theoretical concepts and clinical nursing skills contained in this course are consistent with the skills standards developed for the State of Illinois. Writing assignments, as appropriate to the discipline, are part of the course.
This course focuses on the care of clients throughout the life span experiencing common disorders interfering with oxygenation, nutrition, elimination, hormonal balance, and protection from infection. The student integrates previous knowledge relating to the concepts of holism, nursing practice, nursing process, multicultural society, and communication. Writing assignments, as appropriate to the discipline, are part of the course.
Prerequisites:Grade of C or better in Nursing 151 and Nursing 152 and Biology 226.
Focusing on meeting the basic needs of mothers and children and their families, the student integrates previous learning relating to the concepts of holism, nursing practice, nursing process, multicultural society and communication. Preventive, supportive and therapeutic care is learned in class, lab and clinical settings. Students are expected to demonstrate professional growth and to function within the provisions of the most current Illinois Nurse Practice Act. Theoretical concepts are consistent with the skills standards developed for the State of Illinois. Writing assignments, as appropriate to the discipline, are part of the course.
Prerequisites:Grade of C or better in NURSING 151, 152 and BIOLOGY 226.
This course focuses on the care of persons throughout the life span experiencing the most common disorders interfering with sexuality, mobility, and safety (including mental health disorders). Cancer is also studied because of its interferences with all basic needs. Students integrate previous related learning and are expected to demonstrate professional growth and to function within the provisions of the Illinois Nursing Act of 2007. Theoretical concepts and clinical nursing skills contained in this course are consistent with the skills standards developed for the State of Illinois. Writing assignments, as appropriate to the discipline, are part of the course.
Prerequisites:Grade of C or better in Nursing 154 and Biology 227.


Jonnie was queen of the ball for various artist's balls including the NY Artist's Equity Ball and the Beaux Arts Balls in NYC, which is probably where this was taken, as well as in Miami Beach. You can see some more pics of her in Ball outfits here. These other two are for sale with her autograph: #11 and #13.


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PROLETARIAN HISTORY: Communist Party of Peru Leads Revolutionary Internationalist Movement in 1984 May Day Actions
By Mike Talavera
On May 1, 1984, the Communist Party of Peru (PCP) blew up 30 meters of oil pipeline in northern Peru and hung enormous red banners with the hammer and sickle from the antennas of two Ayacucho radio stations to celebrate International Workers' Day.
"With the first appearance of the sun's rays the people of the slums saw five meter long banners waving on the metal towers of these radio stations," one Peruvian newspaper reported. "This took place despite the fact that the antennas are surrounded and under permanent guard."
Other actions were carried out across the country in honor of the working-class holiday. Police stations were attacked, weapons were stolen, blackouts were imposed through acts of sabotage, walls were painted with revolutionary slogans, and red balloons with hammers and sickles were released.
Additionally, many of the 500,000 Peruvian government workers who had been on an indefinite strike for more than three weeks also participated in May Day festivities, including marches and confrontations with police.
"This May 1 has been a brilliant day of combats and revolutionary successes for our people," a letter from the Central Committee of the PCP reads, "and it took on a higher significance being part of the worldwide celebration agreed upon by the RIM. The formation of the Revolutionary Internationalist Movement has been a great revitalizing inspiration for the Peruvian proletariat and people, for the revolutionaries, and especially for the armed fighters and communist followers of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism, and at the same time it has been a hard blow for reaction and electoralist opportunism, especially revisionism."
Four years earlier, a pamphlet published on May 1, 1980 by the organization Movement of Workers and Proletarians called for the initiation of armed struggle in the country. "We live in a developing revolutionary situation," the document reads, "which demands that we follow our own path: TO BEGIN ARMED STRUGGLE. Elections have never given the working class or the people power, and it can only be conquered through prolonged and hard armed struggle."
Two weeks later on May 17, 1980, the eve of the country's presidential elections, masked militants raided a polling station in the town of Chuschi in Ayacucho and burned the ballot boxes, an action that would commence the armed struggle in Peru that continues today. By 1984, an estimated 15,000 armed actions had already been executed.
The 1984 May Day in Peru came two months after the declaration of the Revolutionary Internationalist Movement (RIM) had been signed by over a dozen Communist Parties and organizations around the world.
The RIM had agreed on slogans for that year's May Day, including "Long Live Red 1st of May, Symbol of World Proletarian Revolution," "Build the Unity of the International Proletariat! Hail the Formation of the Revolutionary Internationalist Movement," and "Break the Chains, Unleash the Fury of Women as a Mighty Force for Revolution!" Those chants were echoed in May Day marches and protests in Peru, India, France, Sweden, and other countries.
Although the RIM never officially acknowledged its disbandment, it has been inactive since 2007. It descended into corruption and revisionism, split between camps that wanted to preserve false unity and others that wanted to co-opt it to push their own brand of revisionism.
However, a new current of international solidarity between Communist Parties and organizations has emerged in recent years. This past weekend, a declaration "in support of the Maoist Communist Party in the French State" was published, signed last month by several European Communist Parties and organizations as well as the Peru People's Movement (Reorganization Committee), the Communist Party of Brasil (Red Faction), and the Communist Party of Turkey/Marxist-Leninist.
At its core, May Day is an international workers' holiday and it should be celebrated this year and every year in a way that strengthens the solidarity of workers around the world. It is the responsibility of Communist Parties and supporters of Maoism to lead the masses in continuing the tradition of May 1 with the same spirit and enthusiasm as the PCP did in 1984.
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Coral Universe
November 11, 2019 Artists and Climate Change
By Susan Hoffman Fishman
Courtney Mattison is a ceramic sculptor and ocean advocate based in Los Angeles, California. She creates monumental ceramic installations that reflect both the astounding beauty of coral reefs and the tragedy of human behavior threatening their fragile existence. With a Bachelor of Arts degree in marine ecology and ceramic sculpture and a Master's degree in environmental studies with coursework in advanced ceramics, she is uniquely qualified to investigate the science and conditions of coral reefs and translate her observations into large-scale works of art.
Growing up in California and visiting Hawaii on a number of occasions, Mattison developed an interest in coral reefs as a teenager. That initial interest grew into a passion after she spent time studying abroad in Australia. There, she took classes in coral ecology that focused on the damaging effect of climate change and human behavior on the reefs and "fell in love with the forms and colors of corals." Like others exploring the oceans, she is an advanced diver.
Mattison explained to me in our recent conversation that in her initial studies, she was stunned to learn about the speed at which coral reefs around the world are dying and asked herself, "how could coral reefs cease to exist in my lifetime?" That question prompted her to create works of art that highlight both the beauty of coral reefs as well as the conditions that are killing them.
Our Changing Seas I
For her graduate thesis in 2011, Mattison completed her first large-scale wall sculpture. Entitled Our Changing Seas I, the piece was installed in the lobby of the Department of Commerce in Washington, DC. While searching for a venue for the installation, she contacted the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) "cold," as she put it, and ultimately won the support of Jane Lubchenco, renowned marine biologist and environmental scientist, who was, at the time, the U.S. Undersecretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmospheres as well as the Administrator of NOAA. Mattison's fortuitous cold call provided her with the opportunity to present her first public art project in this venerable space.
Our Changing Seas I took Mattison a full year to build and involved intricate and careful planning. The individual ceramic pieces represent corals, sea sponges, mollusks, anemones and other creatures that form the coral reef's ecosystem. Each piece was formed, carved, glazed and fired. Mattison used different types of ceramic according to the coral's place in the sculpture: larger, more structural pieces were made from stoneware, whereas smaller, decorative pieces were made from porcelain. She formed the shapes and patterns of the coral reef pieces using chopsticks and other simple tools. The sculpture was highly fragile, as is the coral reef ecosystem that it represents.
In addition to the colorful, living creatures, portions of the sculpture were glazed white, indicating where coral bleaching had occurred. According to NOAA, "coral bleaching takes place when corals become stressed by changes in water conditions such as temperature, light and nutrients." As the waters in the oceans warm from climate change, the stressed corals "expel the symbiotic algae living in their tissues, causing them to turn completely white." If the algae loss is severe, the corals starve, are prone to disease, and eventually die.
Ultimately, Our Changing Seas I weighed 2400 pounds, including a support structure that Mattison and her father engineered so as not to touch the wall. As she admitted to me, realizing her thesis project involved a steep learning curve.
Our Changing Seas I. Installed in the lobby of the U.S. Department of Commerce hosted by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), 2011. Photo courtesy of Derek Parks, NOAA, and the artist.
Confluence (Our Changing Seas V)
Over the next seven years, Mattison completed five more sculptures in her Our Changing Seas series as well as other major works. The fifth and largest of these, entitled Confluence (Our Changing Seas V), was commissioned by the U.S. Department of State through their Art in Embassies program, and in 2018, was installed in the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia. By then, she had developed a way to build lighter components, mount her sculptures directly on the wall and fine-tune her working system. First developing a drawing of her proposed sculpture, Mattison digitized the drawing in Photoshop so that it could be enlarged to the scale she wanted. She then created a grid on the floor of her studio and measured out the drawing to scale on the grid. After making paper cutouts of all the individual components, she located them within her grid and was ready to focus on building the sculpture.
Our Changing Seas V measures 28' tall, 18' wide, and 2' deep. In a 2019 article on her work in the Brown Alumni Magazine, she calls it "a gigantic, vertical, swirling hurricane spiral of corals with the really colorful, healthy ones at the kind of eye of the storm, and then trailing white, bleached coral skeletons that wind out toward the edges."
Confluence: Our Changing Seas V. 28 ft. tall x 18 ft. wide x 2 ft. deep, 2018. Installed in the United States Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia. Photo courtesy of Amanda Brooks and the artist.
Semesta Terumbu Karang (Coral Universe)
From 2016-18, Mattison was commissioned to develop a large-scale sculpture for The Coral Triangle Center (CTC) in Sanur, Bali, Indonesia as a focal point for the organization's new building. Rili Djohani, a marine ecologist and accomplished diver, and a small team comprised of others who shared her vision, established the Center in 2010 as an independent foundation to collect information/research on the reefs, inform individuals about the beauty and dangers affecting the reefs, and empower local communities to preserve them.
Mattison calls the coral reefs in what is referred to as The Coral Triangle off the waters of Indonesia, the "Amazon of the Sea" because they act as the planet's lungs in the ocean. As she explained, the Coral Triangle contains the most diverse, the healthiest, and the most colorful reefs in the world.
After visiting the Coral Triangle Center for the first time in 2016, Mattison decided that, instead of simply creating her own installation, she would design the sculpture but then train volunteers and others to make the actual pieces. Over the course of the next two years, she conducted an initial workshop for lead project contributors, spoke weekly through Skype to oversee the project's development and visited the site a number of times. Ultimately, over 300 volunteers created 3000 corals, of which 2000 were used to construct the sculpture. The installation was designed as six coral swirls surrounding a central "bullseye" along a 61′ x 8′ masonry wall. Coral Universe was Mattison's first project that involved others in the creative process.
Semesta Terumbu Karang (Coral Universe), 61' x 8,' 2018. Installed in the Coral Triangle Center, Sanur, Bali, Indonesia. Photo courtesy of the artist.
As I write this article, Mattison is participating in a month-long cultural exchange in Jakarta and the islands in Eastern Indonesia. She is spending nine days talking to Indonesians about her art and conducting outreach workshops hosted by the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta and the U.S. Consulate in Surabaya, sponsored by the Art in Embassies Project. She will also be participating in a diving expedition in Raja Ampat. The expedition is hosted by the Oceanic Society and will be exploring the world's richest coral reefs, where she will most certainly renew her passion for these fragile ecosystems and derive inspiration for her next installations. Mattison's motivation/goals for constructing her powerful and towering works of art can be most accurately summarized in her recent statement in reference to Confluence (Our Coral Reefs V) below:
I hope the idea of creating such a monumental, intricately hand-detailed ceramic sculptural installation inspires a sense of excitement in viewers about the connections we share with coral reefs while empowering individuals and policymakers to act to conserve.
(Top image: Confluence (Our Changing Seas V) Detail 5. 28 ft. tall x 18 ft. wide x 2 ft. deep, 2018. Photo courtesy of the artist.)
This article is part of Imagining Water, a series on artists of all genres who are making the topic of water and climate change a focus of their work and on the growing number of exhibitions, performances, projects and publications that are appearing in museums, galleries and public spaces around the world with water as a theme.
Susan Hoffman Fishman is a painter, public artist, writer, and educator whose work has been exhibited in numerous museums and galleries throughout the U.S. Her latest bodies of work focus on the threat of rising tides, our new plastic seas and the wars that are predicted to occur in the future over access to clean water. She is also the co-creator of two interactive public art projects: The Wave, which addresses our mutual need for and interdependence on water and Home, which calls attention to homelessness and the lack of affordable housing in our cities and towns.


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UK soldier detained under Terrorism Act over 'nail bomb'
A serving UK soldier has been arrested under the Terrorism Act after a "suspicious device" was found at a house in Salford.
The device, understood to be a nail bomb, was discovered last week.
The soldier, 19, was arrested on Monday by military police in Germany and brought back to Britain to be questioned.
The BBC understands he has been questioned about suspected links to right-wing extremism.
Greater Manchester Police found the suspected nail bomb while executing a warrant in Mellor Street, Patricroft, on Thursday, following a tip-off about images of abuse on a computer.
A 20-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of possessing abusive images following the raid and police also recovered "several items of literature which could be viewed by some as potentially inflammatory".
These discoveries prompted the arrest of the soldier in Germany and a search of his barracks.
Both men have been released on bail.
Two soldiers walk down a residential road at night
Experts from the Royal Logistic Corps examined the suspected nail bomb
"A cordon was put in place and a number of residents were evacuated as a precautionary measure," police said in a statement.
"Specialist officers assessed the device and were later able to confirm it was no longer a threat to the community."
A bomb disposal unit from the Royal Logistic Corps also attended the scene.
The soldier was detained by military police on suspicion of the unlawful possession of explosives, firearms and ammunition, the Army said.
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This week we had opportunity to participate in workshop meeting dedicated to IoT applications in Gdansk's downtown organized by Civic Hub, a place for local groups, NGOs and individuals interested in bringing positive social change with the help of new technologies. As a starting point for the discussion, Karina Rembiewska, downtown's district manager, presented SOLEZ Project – Interreg Central Europe. The aim of the project is to bring together cities which are working on low carbon mobility solutions at different extents, so to enhance their strategies and develop smart services and products around the concept of low emission zones (LEZ) in functional urban areas. CivicHub, thank you for creating this opportunity for open and creative discussion on strategies and solutions to improve the place we live and work!


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Q: IE11 - SecurityError zone.js when running angular TestCafe tests I'm working on a writing e2e tests to an angular 6 project and using testCafe for the tests. Currently, we have 8 tests, and all of the 8 tests are working fine on several servers (Win7, Internet Explorer 11)
but on other servers - 6 pass and 2 fails without any relation to the content of the test. (windows server 2016, Internet Explorer 11)

JavaScript error details: SecurityError: No stack trace available

when opening the browser's console, the error is:

SCRIPT5022: SecurityError
  (zone.js)

this failure happens even if we add empty tests with no logic, change the order of the tests and etc, so the error is not related to a real problem in the test or in the webapp itself.
I've found that IE11 has a limitation on the number of open websockets and it gives the same error message, according to this GitHub bug report:
IE11 - SecurityError zone.js (192,25) #1001
But unfortunately, both of the answers there didn't solve my problem,
and plus, even if setting the FEATURE_WEBSOCKET_MAXCONNECTIONSPERSERVER parameter would have solved the issue, it's limited to 128, and we expect to have a lot of tests in this project.
I also tried to find a configuration in testCafe that will close the browser after each test, but I couldn't find anything similar to this option in their configuration, and "headless" is not supported in IE.
my question is:
as testCafe supports IE11 according to their documentation, is there any configuration or security updates needed in order to run multiple testCafe tests on IE? is there a difference between OS we need to be aware of?

A: I had the same issue. My solution is an afterEach callback that closes the websocket through a ClientScript.
// someFixture.js

import {closeWebSocket} from "./client-interaction.js";

fixture("myFixture")
    .afterEach(closeWebSocket)
    .page("http://localhost/");

/* your tests here... */

//client-interaction.js

export const closeWebSocket = ClientFunction(() => {
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        window.myWebSocket.onclose = function() {
            resolve();
        }
        window.myWebSocket.close();
    });
});

Note that this example assumes, that the actual WebSocket object/instance is available at window.myWebSocket.

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Photographs are a great way to capture fun and important memories from your corporate event. Though not everyone likes posing for a professional shot, many people enjoy loosening up and taking a fun photo with other event attendees, especially if it allows them to express themselves and get a little creative.
The photo booth is a popular option for companies that want to incorporate photo-based activities into their event. The typical photo booth involves either a machine that automatically takes photos of those sitting in front of the camera or a live photographer that takes photos in front of a back drop. There are many ways that you can think outside the box to make this typical photo-based activity more fun and unique.
Choose a fun backdrop and props. Pick a backdrop that fits with the event theme or is unique to your brand, and offer fun props that allow guests to get a little silly. The more attractive and interesting the backdrop and props, the more willing people will be to participate.
Use notecards to allow attendees to personalize their experience. Depending on the theme and purpose of the event, you can ask attendees to write on notecards before posing for a picture. You might ask them to write down why they attended the event or what they enjoyed most. This helps make the experience unique while creating a personal connection.
Create a digital album of photo booth pictures. You can print or email copies of the photo booth photos to event attendees, but you can also collect all of the memories together to create a shareable, digital photo album. When you create a photo album on your website or social media page, this helps you increase engagement and social media shares.
Allow attendees to print their photos straight from social media. Event attendees are able to capture great, candid shots that the photo booth might miss. Allow them to save these memories by using a machine to print their photos straight from social media. They can take these photos with them or post them to a memory wall or album that your company stores nearby the printer.
Post social media images from a live feed on a large event screen. Programs like Tint allow you to collect all of the images taken at your event and display them on a live feed at your event and on your website. When attendees post event photos using your unique hashtag, you can then display these photos for others to see.


THE Supporters Club will be screening all of England's Group H 2014 World Cup qualifying games.
The club will open at 6pm. Assorted rolls will be available.
Come along to LOSC and follow the Three Lions' as they set out on the road to Brazil.


It is time for Gar-Pax to get off their high horse and start making good decisions for the Chicago Bulls organization. Having Dwayne Wade still here in Chicago still makes absolutely no sense. It is time to admit Wade and his agent outsmarted the Chicago Bulls organization and move forward. Wade made it very clear that he has 24 million reasons to re-sign with Chicago and accept his player option. Other than the money Wade is making he has proven he does not want to be here in Chicago without Jimmy Butler.
There are 3 stories that really caught my eye this past week that really proves that Wade has already checked out of Chicago mentally. Wade has moved his kids back to South Florida right before school is about to begin. It is being rumored that Wade has not even spoken to the Bulls front office since the Jimmy Butler trade. Those close to Lebron are already talking and saying Lebron is confident that Wade will join him in Cleveland at some point this year when the buyout becomes official. I am fairly confident Dwayne Wade has spoken to Lebron numerous times since the Butler trade so there has to be some truth behind the talk.
The only logical reason I could see why Gar-Pax would keep Wade around is in a mentor type role to the young Bulls. Only problem is Wade has never expressed publicly that he is interested in being a mentor to these young Bulls. Dwayne Wade is a true professional so no matter how long he is stuck playing for the Chicago Bulls I do not see him being any kind of distraction. Now the Chicago media on the other hand will make this situation become a distraction if Wade does not get bought out soon.
Let's be honest Wade even at age 35 still has the ability to put this team on his back occasionally if healthy. If healthy Wade may even help the Bulls win an additional 5-10 games this year. If the Bulls are in a true rebuild as much as it hurts to say we can not afford to win 5-10 additional games this season. The Bulls must lose as many games as possible if they want an opportunity to get the #1 pick in next year's draft.
Gar-Pax stop being hard headed and do what is best for not only the Chicago Bulls organization, but for Dwayne Wade as well. Wade's body is breaking down and he deserves one last opportunity to win a championship. The Chicago Bulls need to find out what they have and the only way to do this is by letting the young guys play. We need to find a new identity for this organization and begin evaluating the players we have here now. In order for the evaluation process to begin Wade can not be in the way and taking playing time away from these young players.


Popeye was onto something. Packed with nutrients, vitamins and antioxidants, spinach is definitely a powerhouse in the world of vegetables. The dark, leafy green has been shown to serve up a myriad of benefits, including preventing cancer, managing diabetes, increasing bone health, lowering blood pressure and improving hair and skin health.
As with most good-for-you foods, though, spinach can sometimes get a bad rap for being less than appetizing—but we're here to dispel that age-old myth. There are plenty of tasty and creative ways to enjoy the versatile veggie—and we definitely don't mean straight out of the can, Popeye-style. Keep a bag of frozen or fresh spinach on hand at all times, and you'll be one step closer to whipping up one of these nutritious and delicious recipes.
Spinach-Banana Smoothie: Get in your superfoods on the go! Perfect as a light meal replacement or a full breakfast.
Instant Pot Chicken With Mushrooms, Spinach and Artichoke Hearts: If you have an Instant Pot, you can prepare this whole-foods dinner in just 30 minutes.
Roasted Radish, Spinach and Almond Salad with Balsamic Coconut Vinaigrette: Never soggy, always fresh and unapologetically vegan, this makes the perfect light, flavorful lunch.
Spinach, Cheese and Ham Stuffed Chicken Breast: You won't even miss the carbs in this nutritious powerhouse of a chicken dish.
Spinach and Artichoke Ravioli Bake: The chef who created this recipe sautéed fresh baby spinach over the stovetop before adding it to the recipe.
Pineapple Spinach Smoothie Bowl: Loaded with healthy ingredients, these bowls make a fun breakfast or snack for the whole family.
Spinach With Golden Raisins and Pine Nuts: Fresh spinach pairs nicely with the sweetness of raisins and the crunch of pine puts.
Seared Chilean Sea Bass: Wilted sesame spinach makes a flavorful foundation for a seared sea bass fillet, topped with a Vietnamese-inspired sauce.
Blueberry, Asparagus and Spinach Salad: With just five minutes of prep and 10 minutes of cook time, this gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian dish makes healthy eating simple.
Easiest, Cheesiest Tortellini Bake: Feed your cheese craving while getting in your greens.
Butternut Squash Curry With Spinach and Chickpeas: Who needs Thai takeout when you can prepare this creamy, flavorful and fragrant dish at home?
Hot Spinach Dip: Plenty of fresh spinach makes this crowd-pleasing party dip more filling, and balances out the supreme cheesiness.
Slow Cooker Beef and Cheese Pasta: This kid-friendly meal will get everyone full and happy with only 10 minutes of prep time.
Baked Eggs in Spinach and Tomato: A delicious breakfast of baked eggs in spinach and tomato, packed with nutrients and amino acids.
Spinach and Orzo Salad: Fresh greens are made more interesting with the addition of feta cheese, toasted pine nuts, chopped red onions, sun-dried tomatoes and Kalamata olives.
Chicken and Spinach Enchiladas: Fresh chopped spinach is paired with flavorful chicken and a satisfying, creamy white sauce.
Vegetarian Breakfast Casserole: This delicious dish is made with 12 eggs and impressive amount of green vegetables for a nutrient-rich start to your day.
Purple Potato and Spinach Salad with Walnuts: Add a splash of fun color and delicious textures to your standard spinach salad.
Spinach and Pine Nut Pesto: This delicious mixture can be served over grilled chicken, tossed with pasta, spread on sandwiches or served as a dip.
Veggie Lasagna: Sautéed baby spinach meets Crimini mushrooms, ricotta and mozzarella cheeses and grated zucchini.
Slow Cooker Spinach and Artichoke Dip: Perfect for a potluck, this super-rich and creamy dip is delicious with whole-grain bread, veggies or kale chips.
Homestyle Sausage, Potato and Spinach Soup: On cold days, stir fresh baby spinach into this hearty and satisfying soup.
Green Smoothie Popsicles: A light, refreshing and fun way to up your daily veggie intake.
Crustless Spinach Quiche: Salty ham and Swiss cheese are the perfect complements to fresh baby spinach.
Maple Roasted Carrot Salad: Roasted carrots, dried cranberries and toasted walnuts blend deliciously with fresh baby spinach.
Spinach- and Mozzarella-Stuffed Turkey Meatloaf: This yummy, low-calorie alternative to meatloaf is sure to be a family favorite.
Roasted Summer Vegetable Quinoa Salad: Tossed with fresh baby spinach, this salad serves as a refreshing and satisfying make-ahead lunch or side dish.
Healthy Guacamole With Hidden Spinach: Taco Tuesday just got a little healthier—but the fam will be none the wiser.
Feta and Spinach Egg Whites: Salty feta and velvety eggs combine beautifully with wilted spinach for a filling breakfast that's high in protein.
Spinach and Three Cheese Manicotti: You can steam frozen spinach or cook down fresh spinach for this dish.
Warm Spinach Antipasto Salad: Filled with salami, parmesan, roasted eggplant, peppers and red onions, it's healthy and easy to make.
Cilantro-Lime Tilapia with Spinach and Tomatoes: Light and luscious, this simple baked tilapia recipe is just right for your appetite.
Pomegranate Clementine Spinach Salad: Add your choice of protein to make it even more filling and satisfying.
Cheesy Spinach Enchiladas: You can't go wrong with this meatless version of a classic Mexican dish.
Quinoa Spinach Bake: Enjoy it on its own, or serve it with mashed avocado and hummus or a side of plain Greek yogurt.
Saucy Tomato and Artichoke Chicken Recipe: Ready in less than 15 minutes and made with just four ingredients, it's the perfect healthy and easy weeknight dinner.
Strawberry Spinach Salad With Poppy Seed Dressing: Toasted almonds, diced avocado, creamy cheese and fresh fruit add an explosion of flavor and texture to this salad.
Cream of Spinach and Kale Soup: It doesn't get much healthier or more comforting than this hearty soup.
Cucumber Tropical Smoothie: Enjoy all the benefits of a green smoothie, along with the delicious flavors of tropical fruits.
Spinach-Feta Personal Pizza: This quick-and-easy thin-crust pizza makes a nutritious, yummy dinner for one.
What is your favorite way to enjoy spinach?
Thanks for an abundance of great-looking recipes!


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Children and Youth Conference 2022
Conference Chair & Committee
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can you help me to make an exact copy of plist in the documents folder.

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'Stalin is dead. Long live Stalin!' 'Meduza' reviews new documentary film composed entirely of archival footage from Joseph Stalin's funeral
76th Venice International Film Festival
State Funeral, a new film from director Sergey Loznitsa, is composed entirely of archival newsreels that depict the Soviet people's last goodbye to Joseph Stalin. The film premiered on September 6 at the Venice Film Festival before returning to Russia for Artdokfest. Meduza's resident film critic, Anton Dolin, reviewed this unusual documentary.
The Russian-language title Gosudarstvennye pokhorony is deliberately neutral, as though it has been scrubbed clean of political meaning. Even the English translation seems richer: State Funeral can also be back-translated as Pokhorony gosudarstva (The Funeral of the State), which lends itself easily to a wealth of interpretations. But Sergey Loznitsa does not make life simple for his audience. His habit of playing at objectivity and detachment is obvious in his documentaries, especially those with montage sequences at their core. The director's distance from his subject demands a lot from his audience: active participation, frequent second-guessing, and intellectual and emotional labor. Then again, these films wouldn't be interesting otherwise.
Tears here flow plenty enough. The mourners do not restrain their emotions, especially those who succeed at making their way to the coffin. Offscreen, Loznitsa underscores that emotion with a light, barely noticeable sneer by playing "Lacrimosa" – Latin for "weeping" – from Mozart's Requiem. This is further developed with emotional works by Schuman and Tchaikovsky and the funeral marches of Mendelssohn and Chopin. The music is one of the few artistic devices Loznitsa openly employs in editing the film. A second device is the soundtrack, created here by Vladimir Golovnitsky with signature filigree precision; a third is the arrangement of scenes and shots. At the same time, the film's vernacular of imagery is entirely composed of archival footage. Loznitsa's Blockade, The Event, and The Trial were also made in this way.
People, frozen in place, listen to loudspeakers reporting the death of Stalin. They read newspaper editorials in all of the multi-ethnic country's many languages, albeit with the same front-page photograph. Columns with wreaths stretch endlessly along avenues, streets, and city squares to the center of the world, where there stands the cherished coffin. They flow into Column Hall. An honor guard of top Soviet officials is stationed just by the throne. It's a panorama of the entire empire: A montage displays grieving crowds in Tajikistan and Chukotka, in the Donbas and Latvia, on land and by sea, in snow and in fields. And so on and so forth.
This funeral is an outstanding production, a grandiose spectacle. Nowadays, we would say it is an immersive experience. The audience of the funeral in fact consists of fully-fledged participants in the spectacle; without them, this act could not take place. The audience in the theater where Loznitsa's film is being shown is also immersed. Stalin has been turned into an artifact, on the verge of becoming mummified, soon becoming impossible to think of as a physical object, increasingly only imaginable as a symbol. Still, the people looking ardently at him are very much alive. We know nothing about them, but historical experience tells us there is no reason to doubt their existence. Their motives, however, remain enchantingly nebulous: What if they are not as a matter of fact grieving but rather rejoicing internally? And what if they bid farewell not to a beloved tyrant but to an epoch of tyranny that is finally fading away? Ultimately, we, too, are hypnotized by this unhurried action, this sacred ritual. We watch the watchers going, in the end, to stand in line. This is it, the Soviet rite of lining up one after another that Sorokin so glorified in his books, to wait on and on until we receive access to the thing we desire: from clothes, sausages, and Bogorodits belts to nourishment (whether earthy or spiritual), to a glimpse of the body of our deceased leader.
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One of the central special effects in State Funeral is color; it turns out that official videographers captured a lot of color footage of the funeral. Especially impressive are the crimson drapery, banners, and arm bands alongside the innumerable crimson carnations. And inasmuch as the color film is interspersed with black and white, an uncomfortable feeling arises. It's as if the people from 1953 are so entirely immersed in their black and white world that they entirely miss the crimson that is so conspicuous to us. As in horror films, blood appears on screen in bright and indelible spots, reminding one about the unstated, concealed foundation of these events. Indeed, the thousands trampled to death at Stalin's funeral go unmentioned in the film—they didn't make it onto the official newsreel. But the scent of blood is in the air, and its color sets the tone for the audience.
Something else is in the air, too – the scent of rotting flowers, in which the corpse of the generalissimo drowns. They are carried on and on to the coffin of this illustrious citizen of the Soviet Union. In that moment, people vanish entirely from the screen, and the surrealist landscape of Red Square consists totally of funeral wreaths. Here, the paintings of the Dutch masters involuntarily come to mind (one of the producing countries of State Funeral is the Netherlands). In their paintings, floral still lifes remind one about the transience of existence, about the inevitability of decay and death. However, the Soviet flowers are quite different: offscreen, the news commentator solemnly reports on the "wreaths of stainless steel, bronze, and brass."
Stalin, like those wreaths, will never tarnish. The announcers appearing at the funeral repeat incantations about the immortality of the untimely deceased. "Stalin is dead; long live Stalin" — an absurd formula. When it concerns a king, subjects glorify the heir to the throne, the new king, but it is enough to take one look at Malenkov, the official reading a speech from the top of Lenin's mausoleum, to understand that anyone who succeeds Stalin is only temporary, and the generalissimo is the true immortal, as in a frightful fairy tale. His death is concealed in some kind of magic egg that no one can reach.
State Funeral is not a response to Yevgeny Yevtushenko's Stalin's Funeral or Aleksey German's Khrustalyov, My Car!. It is far better interpreted as a response to the recent British comedy The Death of Stalin. That film was prohibited from Russian theaters, and the authorities never gave a single clear reason for the ban. It is obvious that laughter about Stalin's death is the best confirmation of the fact of his death. It is just as unquestionable that a reluctance to hear this laughter is equal to a refusal to accept the fact of his death. Stalin will live eternally, as was said then in 1953.
Loznitsa hints that in the moment of Stalin's death there occurred a wonderful transformation. From the symbolic father-god he turns into the "little sparrow," the "little son," the "dear small bell" from that lullaby. He is lulled by the Soviet people in the hope that the savior is not dead, only resting for a short time. As time passes, he will awaken without fail, like king Arthur in Avalon, and then he will save us from all misfortune.
Review by Anton Dolin
Translation by Austin Wilson
With assistance from Hilah Kohen


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