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"L'Entente", La Révolte: organe communiste-anarchiste, 11 and 18 April 1891
The Italian Congress in Capologo once again discussed the question of organisation. One of us expressed his views on this. But as we are not all absolutely of the same opinion on matters of detail, we return to it again.
It is certain that French anarchists are looking for the best method of free organisation but that they have not found it yet. This is why the question is continually brought up for discussion.
We are not satisfied with what exists: today we feel too isolated. But we have not yet found anything better which is in conformity with our fundamental ideas of anarchy and individual initiative and which nevertheless makes it possible to better unify efforts, to better inspire us for the struggle.
As it is, the anarchist party has done much more than we think – as Révolte has already pointed out. But we are right to ask ourselves if we cannot do more and better.
One thing seems certain to us. It is that amongst French anarchists it is no longer possible to establish those organisations between a small number of friends, veiled from the great number, which wants to give an impulse and a direction to the party. If such were formed today, it would never have the importance that it would have had in the past and it would not last. The ten years during which the French anarchists lived without these centres developed the spirit of initiative up to a certain point, and a return to the past now seems impossible to us.
We can only rejoice at that. Such groupings, which have filled almost the entire history of this century, can undoubtedly give life to a party for a certain time. They can give it a power of action, an importance and a certain glory that it would not have acquired otherwise. But, after a few years, all these understandings became a hindrance, an obstacle to further development. They do not allow the individual to reach the full strength of his development. They accustom groups to rely on the initiative that must come from this centre whose existence one guesses. And if they can develop the power of action of the party in a certain direction, they sterilise it efforts in all other directions; they paralyse the growth of new ideas, they narrow the movement and end up giving it a false, antiquated character.
If examples were needed, there would be no shortage of them in the past. As for a current example, we have it in the Blanquist party which, still imbued with this idea that they will make the revolution, has recently done everything possible to throw France into the Boulangist adventure. The Marxist party is another current example. Both keep the past alive in the present.
Does it follow, however, that the anarchists as they are [currently] organised have done all they could, given their forces? Did they avoid the government they sought to avoid? Did they not sterilise a good part of their efforts by absolutely renouncing, for a certain time, all agreement and by proclaiming – not the free initiative of each group but even isolation?
We don't believe that.
First – and we were already pointing this out at the 1881 congress – the lack of closer relations between groups threatened to give newspapers a disproportionate importance. The newspaper became the centre to which everyone turned for the smallest thing. Everything from the kousso to kill the tapeworm within a comrade to dynamite was demanded of the newspaper – which suited the devilish business of the police. It was from the newspaper that every initiative was expected – whereas the anarchist newspaper must be the work of a small group, a work that one reads as long as one approves of its course of action and stops reading as soon as one finds that it no longer meets the needs of the moment.
Things have changed a lot since 1881. Groups know each other more or less. They see each other, meet sometimes, and sometimes also exchange their ideas.
But this exchange does not seem frequent enough, nor enduring enough.
When this issue [of Révolte] has appeared, we will have received in London around fifty comrades from the provinces of England to meet with friends from the capital. It was a group of the Socialist League which first invited friends from the provinces to take advantage of the three days of the Easter holidays to come to London; and since then this trip has become a habit. They come, whether there is an invitation or not.
But if they come to London, it is because they have already met in the same way in the provinces. There is always in one county or another local meetings without any formality, replacing the congresses of the past.
In France, the custom is just beginning to take shape. And in England, as in France, amongst comrades we still do not know each other well enough. So there is a gap to fill. To fill it, we should not wait for a French anarchist congress to decide that regional congresses should be held. You are not an anarchist for nothing: you have to know how to take the initiative yourself. It is like abstention, which is not – as we have often repeated – inaction. Inaction is not anarchist at all; for if there is one point on which the anarchist must differ from all other ists, it is precisely in that he himself takes the initiative on what he think is best, without waiting for a congress to order him to do it.
If the custom of these meetings in small regions is established, it is certain that the wave will widen. We will meet in larger regions, and we will end up having national and international conferences.
That has to be done. For it is a dilemma. Either we will know each other only through some centre, and this centre will be the committee, the newspaper, or the orator – or we will know each other directly, by gathering at meetings. In any case, getting to know each other is necessary.
However beautiful, however great the idea that comes to such and such an individual, he will only carry it out when he feels supported. And it is not always sure that he will find support amongst his closest friends. Such and such a Marseilles tailor can find men who approve of his way of seeing things amongst the miners of the North, and so on. And if he never gets a chance to see anyone but his hometown friends – in most cases he will do nothing, or just write a letter to a newspaper.
Besides, who would doubt the strength that any idea, any inspiration receives in contact with numbers? The intensity of inspiration is increased a hundredfold just by the presence of ten men who share it. And if exceptionally energetic natures can march towards their goal against the whole world, it is known that this is not the forte of the average human character.
It is therefore necessary to see each other, to meet each other, to communicate our ideas. It is so banal that, really, it even seems childish to say it, to prove it.
But this does not happen, or at least it does not happen as much as it could.
The great obstacle that these anarchist meetings have always encountered is the question of – "will there be delegates or not?" It is impossible for everyone to go: it costs too much. Appointing representatives is not anarchist. We preferred to do nothing at all, while it would have been so simple to contribute so that a comrade could make the trip.
We understand the fear the delegate inspires. It is the fear of congresses that ape parliaments, the fear of decisions imposed by a centre. But once you not recognise a centre and do not accept any decision you do not yourself make – you could consider meetings as a simple opportunity to exchange ideas, without resorting to doing that in a newspaper – always in a newspaper! In this case, the comrade whose trip has been paid by donations is no longer a legislator. He simply went to see the others and bring back a breath of fresh air from their contact.
All this, of course, is when you have something to discuss, a question to clarify, an item to reach agreement on. If it is only a question of theorising and giving everyone the opportunity to utter their little spiel – it is better to stay at home. But there have already been opportunities to do better.
These occasions never fail to affirm in broad daylight the hatred [felt] against all these "patriotic", "alliancist", royalist, Germanophobist, Russophilist, and other scoundrels, and to raise the question of the revolution expropriating all social wealth?
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It seems to us that amongst anarchists, we have not sufficiently distinguished between what can be done in isolation, by a few individuals, and what can only be accomplished by consulting with others, by associating with them, by agreeing to common action.
There are acts which can be carried out only when one is alone – when one acts without putting responsibility on anyone else and taking it on oneself. Such was the act of Vera Zasulich. Such was the act of Padlewski. Such were certain acts in France. If, in 1877, Vera Zasulich had consulted her friends, who at that time were extremely moderate, and had asked for their approval, she would have been completely discouraged before getting it. And her act would have lost that character of spontaneity and courage which won it the admiration of Europe.
But if the development of the revolutionary spirit gains immensely from the acts of heroic individuals, it is no less true (whatever historians say) that it is not by these heroic acts that revolutions are made. Zasuliches are rare exceptions, even in Russia, although that country is at the moment passing through the heroic period in its history which was passed through by France and Italy between 1830 and 1848. The revolution needs heroes; but for their blood to be of any use, they must be supported: that the thousands and hundreds of thousands of men who are in no way heroes also come to bring their strength, their day-to-day devotion. their energy and their knowledge to its service. Revolution, above all, is a popular movement.
And this is why the young Russian heroes have changed Russia so little, despite all their boundless devotion and their epic courage. They have forgotten that revolutions are made by the people, and that the blood of martyrs is useful only when we have succeeded in awakening the great mass of the people.
That was also the error of the anarchists in 1881. When the Russian revolutionaries had killed the Tsar – which, thanks to authoritarian prejudices, seemed to be the beginning of the revolution – the European anarchists imagined that henceforth a handful of ardent revolutionaries, armed with a few bombs, would suffice to make the social revolution. They made the mistake of forgetting the special conditions in which Russia found itself and imagined themselves all to be heroes like those who went to the scaffold in St. Petersburg. They believed that a few cartridges and a few men of courage would be enough to blow up the social edifice. But with very few exceptions they were by no means heroes; and an edifice founded on centuries of history cannot be destroyed with a few kilos of explosives.
Instead of realising in advance that the great majority have no desire to die as a lost sentinel[2], and that nevertheless all can contribute, in accordance with their strength, to fuelling the agitation (as we have tried to make clear in The Spirit of Revolt) – they spent several years discussing grandiose actions which were to change the face of the world, but which did not do so. Too often they neglected day-to-day agitation to dwell discussing amongst comrades plans for social reconstruction by means of an Anarchist Detector [Indicateur anarchiste[3]]. Remaining Jacobins, although calling themselves anarchists, they no more cared about the people than a Blanquist in a red sash cares about them.
We had to go through this period, and we needn't regret it at all, just as we don't regret in any way that other period when the Russian youth thought that with a few socialist pamphlets they would rouse the mass of the peasants. Rather these errors than the "practical good sense" of the far too practical people who today throng the corridors of the bourgeois parliaments, denying and betraying the working class from which they came. If this period was poor in action which appealed to the great majority, it nevertheless had its fortunate consequences: there were a few celebrated acts; despite everything, there were a few heroes. And this period made it possible for the anarchist ideal to be maintained at a certain level which will later appear in the revolution. The party reflected, developed habits of initiative and independence; it remained revolutionary, while elsewhere they threw themselves at the governmental cake.
So long as we were in this phase of the movement, we could confine ourselves to scattered little groups, scarcely aware of each other, and acting as skirmishers. When there were five or six anarchists in Paris – what indeed could be done, other than some act of individual courage, or else some noisy interruptions in electoral meetings to heckle some political charlatan with questions!
But the times have changed since then. There are no longer the five or six comrades of those days; and the environment we are acting in has completely changed.
Just through the general spread of revolutionary ideas, the great mass of the workers, holding aloof from all the socialist parties, has launched itself into movement. Throughout Europe and in the United States it already is in revolt against the present conditions of exploitation and work.
Fools may well say that the eight-hour movement is the work of [Jules] Guesde. But, with all the modesty for which they are known, none of the Marxists themselves would dare to affirm such an absurdity. It would be too stupid.
The movement dates back a long time. After the defeat of the International in Europe, it took refuge in America. That is where it is coming from today.
As early as 1877, the general strike was already declared during the strike of railways, in the light of fires, looting, and the shootings of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh is still at the head of the movement!
It was again on May 1st that the general strike for the eight-hour day broke out in Chicago, and that the anarchists, after having criticised the movement, joined in, arming themselves with guns and bombs – only one of which exploded on the evening of the 4th in the ranks of the police who charged the anarchist meeting.[4] Politicians who only know about the black horse of their brave general can ignore it; but anarchists should not forget that the 1st of May is when our heroes, Parsons, Spies, Lingg, Fischer and Engel, died. They should be ashamed to confuse the manoeuvres by which politicians seek to takeover a movement which overwhelms them with the movement itself, watered with workers' blood in Pittsburgh, with anarchist blood in Chicago. One might as well say that the Paris Commune was decreed by Félix Pyat!
Indeed, what efforts on the part of the Marxists to make it a "legal eight hours" – while the masses want it not legally, but illegally, and obtained from the bosses by threat and rebellion!
The masses want the general strike. And even those who don't come out in favour of it have only one argument: it is that they are not sufficiently federated, that they are not sure that everyone will stop work on May 1st. Give them this assurance, that they have the certainty that every one of you, to the extent that you are revolutionaries, will not let a single factory work after May 1st; that you will take it by storm – as the Slavs and Hungarians did this week in Pittsburgh – if it emits smoke after the declaration of the strike and you will see if the general strike doesn't break out on May 1st.
And if only half the fires go out that day – this means either the submission of the bourgeois, or else the beginning of the social war, fought on the real terrain – no offense to the Boulangists and especially to the Orléanists.
That is the situation. And we wonder if faced with such a situation it is possible to remain isolated, not to form groups, to reach agreement, to see each other, to discuss? Is it possible to abandon everything to discussions as slow, as incomplete, as those conducted through the press? We believe that the idea of groups for a well-defined purpose is perfectly correct. And isn't the attitude we should take to the workers movement a defined purpose?
Finally, to conclude, a word on propaganda by ideas and by deeds. The trouble with all revolutions has been – as we have often said – that the mass of the people had no clear idea of what they wanted, whereas the ruling classes knew perfectly. For the revolution not to be conjured away, it is necessary that the anarchist and communist idea should penetrate the masses. All those who have the social revolution at heart agree on that.
But how can these ideas penetrate the masses? That is the whole question. There are papers and meetings. But we know what they are worth. They address themselves always to the same individuals: the readers and the audiences. For four years we have been marking time with this minority. And if the light is shed on the minds of this small number – what can this small number do if it remains what it is – that is to say, a handful?
Blanqui understood this very well. There was in his time a group of militants. But to propagate the republican idea in France, they chose every occasion to proclaim it in the public square, in the court rooms, on the scaffold itself.
For many long years the workers of Europe slept; just a few men here and there came to socialist meetings or happened to buy a socialist paper.
But then at last they awoke again. They gather in meetings, they go to congresses, they take to the streets. The political intriguers, who see in socialism only a future Ministry of Labour in the armchairs of which they soon hope to sink, are there to stupefy the masses, to throw dust in their eyes with their so-called scientific nonsense. – Do anarchists have the right to stand aside? Shouldn't they make their voice heard, and distribute by the thousand their papers, pamphlets, manifestos everywhere where the working masses are?
The Italian and Spanish anarchists understand this. But in France we still have to waste precious time discussing, always discussing instead of acting!
And if May 1st is really what we believe it will be – that is to say, an imposing demonstration of the unity which is being forged between workers, with partial rebellions here and there against the exploiters – then it will make thousands think who are not thinking today, who read neither our papers nor our pamphlets, and who visit neither our little circles nor our meetings. It will make them reflect and will help to spread the anarchist idea a hundred times more than all our spoken and written propaganda. It will force new elements to become anarchists.
Man, it has been said, is a thinking animal who hates to be forced to reflect. That is true.
There are, however, great deeds which, by stirring his imagination, lead him to think. Let us stir his imagination.
[1] Translated in part by N.W., "May Day and Anarchist Propaganda", Freedom: Anarchist Weekly, 1 May 1971. (Translator)
[2] That is, a soldier assigned to a very dangerous mission or position. (Translator)
[3] L'Indicateur anarchiste was a bomb-making manual published in 1890. (Translator)
[4] It should be noted that all accounts of the meeting in the Haymarket indicates that it was peaceful and unarmed (in spite of a leaflet announcing the meeting which called workers to arms in response to the police shooting of pickets on May 3rd). No evidence has ever been produced – not at the trial in 1886 nor subsequently – that an anarchist threw the bomb at the meeting on May 4th (which Kropotkin wrongly suggests was on the 5th) and many have suggested that an agent provocateur was at work. (Translator)


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to investigate opportunities to jointly run workshops with MLA and DPI covering topics of relevance to all breeders such as Parasite Control, Nutrition and calculating feed requirements, Bio security, Animal Welfare and other topics to be decided jointly.
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I love this quote by Alfred Hitchcock. It applies not only to movie making but novel writing as well, especially suspense. And I try to adhere to it as much as possible in writing my own.
What I choose to write in a story is never a blow-by-blow account of what happens. I skip the dull bits and if there's any information the reader needs from it, I have my characters talk about or reflect on it later.
In the story I'm currently working on I've just written the opening scene where my heroine saves a man whose car brakes fail on a steep mountain road. The scene ends with her pulling him from his submerged vehicle and reviving him with CPR thus saving his life.
The next thing that would actually happen in the story is that the paramedics would arrive and take him to the hospital while the heroine is questioned and then driven home by the police.
But there isn't really much interesting in that. The injured man is once again unconscious so there can be no exchange between him and the heroine. And the heroine will only tell the cops information the reader already knows.
Instead what I'll do is cut from the moment the heroine revives the stranger to when the police drop her back at her house. There, upon seeing a police car pull up at the door, her father greets her anxiously and a conversation between them deepens both characters and reveals info that furthers the plot.
The only information I need to get across to the reader from the time period I omitted is that the injured man briefly regained consciousness, long enough to look into the heroine's eyes and say something to her. That's all I need. And it's easy enough to have her reflect on this as she's talking to her father or getting ready to head off to work.
To me the easiest way to know what to cut from a story is by how I feel about writing it. If I'm not looking forward to writing a scene, if it doesn't excite or move me in some way, I know the chances are pretty good that it won't do a lot for the reader either.
As a reader, what sorts of things would you prefer to do without in a story? Physical descriptions of the characters? Scene setting? What do you too often find in a story that you'd rather the author had left out?


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Examining The Sinister Background Of Argentina's Spy Agency
Published January 29, 2015 at 4:42 AM CST
Rodrigo Abd
A woman holds up a portrait of late prosecutor Alberto Nisman near the funeral home where a private wake was held for him Wednesday in Buenos Aires.
The mysterious death of an Argentine prosecutor has brought attention to the dark history of the country's intelligence agency. The Intelligence Secretariat began in the aftermath of World War II, when its first mission was to help Nazis fleeing Germany find shelter in Argentina. This strange and troubling start foreshadowed the murky dealings to come.
Alberto Nisman is the prosecutor who was found dead last week, after accusing Argentine President Cristina Fernandez of taking part in a cover-up of the deadly bombing of a Jewish center in 1994.
Fernandez blames the Intelligence Secretariat — which she now wants to disband. But as Argentine journalist Uki Goñi tells Morning Edition's Steve Inskeep, the truth is more complicated still.
On the evolution of the Intelligence Secretariat
The thing is that, as the decades went by, and especially during so many years of military dictatorship that we had here, it actually became a tool to spy on its own citizens. And with the return of democracy, it's been often used by the presidency to spy on journalists, to spy on judges and to spy on opposition politicians. So it has a very sinister background.
On the agency as part of a "deep state" in Argentina
I think the man who epitomizes this idea of a deep state is Antonio Stiuso, who was known by his alias, Jamie Stiuso. Now, Stiuso had very close links with the CIA and with the Mossad in Israel and actually was very well-respected and held in high regard by Western intelligence services. And he was the most feared man in Argentina. I mean, his face is really not known because there's only one very blurry picture of him. He is reputed to have held files on all of the most important politicians, journalists, and judges and prosecutors in Argentina. He is alleged to have used these files to get important political figures and judges and journalists to toe the political line of whoever the president was in power.
On Stiuso's alleged involvement in the investigation of the 1994 bombing
Stiuso worked very closely together with [Alberto] Nisman. He came to the conclusion that it was Iran behind the bombing. Stiuso would provide Nisman with the wiretapping of Argentines who were in contact with Iran. And Nisman was able to turn this into international arrest warrants for five Iranians that Nisman and Stiuso believed were responsible for this attack. Now, what happened is that two years ago, when Argentina and Iran signed a memorandum by which Iran would participate in investigating the blast, Stiuso and Nisman became disenchanted with [Argentine President] Fernandez. So Stiuso particularly, it is alleged, started feeding Nisman with the wiretaps that allowed him to present this allegation against President Fernandez, that the motive behind this memorandum was not seeking the truth about the blast, but actually shielding five Iranians from prosecution in Argentina. ...
Argentina has a chronic energy deficit. So what Nisman alleges is that the president ordered some of her closest allies to participate in secret negotiations to offer this deal — oil in exchange for us dropping these charges.
On what the future holds for Argentina
I think the death of Nisman will be a turning point in Argentina. Of course what's happening now is the president has ordered to dissolve this Intelligence Secretariat. They're going to replace it with something else, which sounds like a lot, but it actually might be the same beast with another name. You know, President Fernandez has been about the most powerful president Argentina has ever had. She's a well-loved president. But I think she might go down in history as rather a darker figure than she had hoped.


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Ahmed Plummer Retires.
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Jun 19, 2006 at 12:24 AM #1
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Matt Maiocco, of the Santa Rosa Press Democrat, reports free agent CB Ahmed Plummer (49ers) has retired from the NFL.
Jun 19, 2006 at 1:35 AM #2
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Plummer too passion-challenged to play starring role
Column by Monte Poole
DON'T BLAME Ahmed Plummer if his impact never matched his billing, or if his presence fell short of his credentials.
Blame the 49ers. They broke one of the cardinal rules of wise drafting.
No team in any sport should draft someone in the first round based simply on that individual's talent and skills.
What should be proved behind rumor is that the individual also is passionate about competing. Run tests. Quiz coaches. Check his cup, so to speak. Do what you must. But find out.
If he isn't the last guy to quit, be skeptical.
If he's the first to quit, draft someone else.
While Plummer exhibited many characteristics — most of which were affiliated with dedication, intellect or spirituality — passion for football and its requisite violence was not on the list.
So his quiet retirement last weekend, at age 30, is not a surprise.
In releasing Plummer four months ago, the 49ers sold the move as a salary-cap casualty. Don't buy it. It was obvious they had lost interest.
The team's first-round pick in 2000, from Ohio State, Plummer in recent months reportedly had discussions withseveral teams, none of which was willing to offer a contract. In all likelihood, none was convinced he was able or eager to play.
Plummer's surrender is as much a result of dwindling commitment as league-wide disinterest. He's a devout Christian, but it's too simple to imply God directed him elsewhere. He's an Academic All-America, with parents who graduated from Cornell, but it's cavalier to suggest his brain had outgrown football.
What we know is Plummer in March 2004 signed a five-year, $25-million deal to remain with the 49ers, that he sustained a neck/shoulder injury seven months later, an ankle injury a year after that. He descended from decent cornerback to practically invisible member of the roster.
Taking that into consideration, Plummer's retirement was a 20-month process.
He showed little zest for fighting through the aches and pains and rehabilitations that come with playing football for a living. He subsequently fell out of favor with his coaches.
But here's the thing: Plummer didn't seem to mind. He seemed indifferent — ambivalent? — to the prospects of his career. If he was going to be nudged to the margins of the squad, he was a bit too willing to let himself be nudged.
There was little defiance or resilience, few signs that Plummer was hell-bent to prove, as Jerry Rice used to say, "the fire still burns."
In hindsight, did anyone ever see any indication Plummer had any such flame for the game?
Ronnie Lott would have hated playing with him. Would have wanted to kick Plummer's butt. Might have done it just to prove a point.
Plummer at his peak was a good cornerback, relying mostly on smarts and skill to reach that level. With a little more intensity, he might have been worthy of the Pro Bowl.
Taking that into consideration, Plummer's retirement might have been a 74-month process. It's as if he took six years pondering the depths of his desire before concluding it wasn't all that deep.
Not that he was a bad guy. To the contrary, Plummer was a young man of whom any father could be proud. Thoughtful and erudite, his perspective on life put football in its place.
Which brings us back to the 49ers, who took Plummer 24th overall, eight places behind linebacker/utility defender Julian Peterson, in what was viewed as the key draft to rebuilding the team's defense.
Peterson was an instant hit. Plummer became the first Niners rookie to start at cornerback since Merton Hanks in 1991. The second-round picks, defensive end John Engelberger and cornerback Jason Webster, could play. So could a linebacker named Jeff Ulbrich, taken in the fourth-round.
Only Ulbrich remains with the 49ers. Plummer was the only one of the other four not deemed worthy of being poached by another organization. He was the one the Niners re-signed. And he is the only one to give up on the NFL.
The 2000 draft was the 49ers' latest attempt to recreate the events of April 28, 1981, when they caught lightning in a bottle — Ronnie Lott in the first round, Eric Wright in the second, Carlton Williamson in the third. In the time it takes to bake a cake, the Niners built a terrific secondary.
They saw Plummer's measurables and pedigree and imagined he would anchor the secondary for a decade. They hoped he would bring some of the voltage Lott had brought 19 years earlier.
The Niners needed Plummer to be great, wanted him to be great. Their mistake was in not realizing their desires exceeded those of Plummer.
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Retiring at 30?
Jul 4, 2006 at 7:11 AM #6
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Monte Poole wrote:
"In hindsight, did anyone ever see any indication Plummer had any such flame for the game?"
Ah! Good old 20:20 hindsight! :doh:
Now, foresight - that's a prized commodity
Jul 10, 2006 at 3:22 PM #7
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WOW! Retired too early.
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Livorno, Tuscany, Italy
24 January 1920(1920-01-24) (aged 35)
Painting, sculpture
Accademia di Belle Arti, Florence
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Amedeo Clemente Modigliani (12 July 1884 – 24 January 1920) was an Italian Jewish painter and sculptor who worked mainly in France. He is known for portraits and nudes in a modern style characterized by long faces, necks, and figures that were not received well during his lifetime but later found acceptance.
Modigliani is known to have drawn and painted from a very early age and spent his youth in Italy, where he studied the art of antiquity and the Renaissance.
Modigliani worked in Micheli's Art School from 1898 to 1900. Among his colleagues in that studio would have been Llewelyn Lloyd, Giulio Cesare Vinzio, Manlio Martinelli, Gino Romiti, Renato Natali, and Oscar Ghiglia.
Here his earliest formal artistic instruction took place in an atmosphere full of the study of the styles and themes of 19th-century Italian art. In his earliest Parisian work, traces of this influence, and that of his studies of Renaissance art, can still be seen.
In 1906 he moved to Paris, where he came into contact with such artists as Pablo Picasso and Constantin Brâncuși. By 1912 Modigliani was exhibiting highly stylized sculptures with Cubists of the Section d'Or group at the Salon d'Automne.
During his early years in Paris, Modigliani worked at a furious pace. He was constantly sketching, making as many as a hundred drawings a day. However, many of his works were lost or destroyed or left behind in his frequent changes of address, or given to girlfriends who did not keep them.
Modigliani's work includes paintings and drawings. From 1909 to 1914 he devoted himself mainly to sculpture. His main subject was portraits and full figures, both in the images and in the sculptures.
At the outset of World War I, Modigliani tried to enlist in the army but was refused because of his poor health.
He died on January 24, 1920, at the Hôpital de la Charité of tubercular meningitis, at the age of 35, in Paris. There was an enormous funeral, attended by many from the artistic communities in Montmartre and Montparnasse.
He had little success while alive, but after his death achieved great popularity. Since his death, Modigliani's reputation has soared. Nine novels, a play, a documentary, and three feature films have been devoted to his life.
Modigliani's birthplace in Livorno
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Woman with a Fan 1919
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The Challenge of Health Care in China
In 1950, China's population was almost 552 million, and the average lifespan was 35 as it had been for centuries. By the Time Mao died in 1976, even with the Great Famine (1958-1961) in a country known as the Land of Famines, the population increased to more than 930 million, and the average lifespan had climbed to almost 55. Today, there are almost 1-billion, 400-million Chinese, and the average lifespan has reached beyond 76 years, more than twice what it was in 1950 when Mao and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) became the leader of China?
How did all that happen?
After the CCP won the Civil war in 1949, health care improved in China. By the time Mao died in 1976, average life expectancy had increased by twenty years, so the program must have worked, right?
The CCP was the first government in China's history to set goals and plans to help the people who lived in extreme poverty improve the quality of their lifestyles, and soon after Mao Zedong's healthcare speech in 1965, the concept of the barefoot doctor (with basic paramedical training) was developed.
By 1968, the barefoot doctors program was a national policy, and it was offered free to the working class. The barefoot doctor program ended in 1981 with the end the agricultural cooperatives. However, two-thirds of rural village doctors currently practicing in China were first trained as barefoot doctors.
This program was the foundation of rural-health care in China, but back then anyone could become a barefoot doctor.
Mao told the people that if you wanted to be a doctor, you didn't need to go to medical school. All you had to do was have the motivation to provide medical care to needy people and the government would support you and provide limited training.
The second class of medical care went to teachers, clerks and secretaries, who were considered 'friends' of the working class, the proletariat. The only difference was that these 'friends' had to pay to get medical treatment, and it was possible to face financial ruin from one hospital stay.
A third group of people was considered enemies of the proletariat: former shop-owners, landlords and denounced intellectuals like liberal arts professors. These people were denied health care.
Mao died in 1976, and between 1981 and 2003, the health care system in China was privatized. People had to pay before treatment or receive no medical care. This changed again in 2003, when the CCP launched a new cooperative medical system operated and funded by the government with a copay of 10 Renminbi per year for each enrolled citizen.
In 2008, the SARS epidemic resulted in the beginning of more health-care reforms.
Health Affairs.org reports, "China is at a crossroads in transforming its health care system. Like the United States, China is faced with the double-edged sword of having both a large uninsured population and rapid health care cost inflation. … China's solution for its rural areas is the New Cooperative Medical Scheme (NCMS), a government-run voluntary insurance program. … In an attempt to redirect urban patients' reliance on hospital services toward primary care, the government announced in 2005 the establishment of community health centers (CHCs) to provide prevention, primary care, home care, and rehabilitative services."
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Biographie

En club

Bernard Aryee joue au Ghana, aux Pays-Bas et à Singapour.

En équipe nationale

Il dispute la Coupe du monde des moins de 16 ans en 1989, disputant trois matchs lors de la compétition et marquant un but contre Cuba.

Il est médaillé de bronze avec le Ghana lors des Jeux olympiques d'été de 1992. Il dispute quatre matchs lors du tournoi olympique.

International ghanéen, il reçoit six sélections en équipe du Ghana entre 1996 et 1999.

Carrière
 1989-1990 :  Great Olympics
 1991-1995 :  Hearts of Oak
 1995-1996 :  AZ Alkmaar
 1996-1997 :  PEC Zwolle
 1997-1998 :  Marine Castle
 1998-2000 :  Liberty Professionals

Palmarès
Avec Hearts of Oak :
 Vainqueur de la Coupe du Ghana en 1994.

Avec l'AZ Alkmaar :
 Champion des Pays-Bas de D2 en 1996.

Avec le Ghana :
 Médaillé de bronze aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1992.

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The party was a member of the presidential majority of Nicolas Sarkozy.

History

Formed in 1985, it contested both the European elections of 1989 and 1994 without success. In 1999, it obtained six seats, led by Jean Saint-Josse who was at the top of the list. It lost all representation at the following election to the European Parliament in 2004, when it obtained less than the minimum 3% of votes that allow a party to be reimbursed for campaign expenses. Consequently, it faced a deficit of 300,000 euros. At one stage, it had 32 regional councillors, but lost all of them in that same year. After these problems, most members of the CPNT have joined the Union for a Popular Movement (UMP) or the Movement for France, but the party is still in existence, and nominated Frédéric Nihous, a hunter from Northern France, as a candidate in the Presidential election of 2007. Nihous won 1.15% of votes only, much lower than Jean Saint-Josse in 2002.

In the 2009 European Parliament election, the party ran as the junior partner of the Movement for France under the etiquette of the Libertas political movement led by Irish businessman Declan Ganley. They won 4.8% of the vote, but only one seat, that of MPF leader Philippe de Villiers.

In August 2009, CPNT President Frédéric Nihous announced interest in joining the Liaison Committee for the Presidential Majority, which co-ordinates the parties which support the policies of President Nicolas Sarkozy.

After the standing down of Frédéric Nihous in March 2016, Eddie Puyjalon assumed the leadership of the party.

Presidents
André Goustat (1989–1998)
Jean Saint-Josse (1998–2008)
Frédéric Nihous (2008–2016)
Eddie Puyjalon (2016– )

Popular support and electoral record

CPNT is strong in certain rural areas of France with an important community of hunters. It is strong in the Somme River estuary to the west of Abbeville, in the Manche department and the Gironde department. In the 1999 European election, CPNT won 25% of the vote in the Somme, 15.4% in the Manche, 15.2% in the Landes department and 11.9% in Gironde. In stark contrast, the party barely won 1% of the vote that year in the Alsatian department of Bas-Rhin and did poorly in the east of France, much more industrialized and much less agrarian.

CPNT has three general councillors: one in the Somme, one in Gironde and one in the Hérault department.

Presidential

Legislative

European Parliament

See also
 :Category:Hunting, Fishing, Nature and Traditions politicians
 Jean Saint-Josse
 Frédéric Nihous
 Outdoor Recreation New Zealand, similar party in New Zealand
 Outdoor Recreation Party, similar party in Australia
 Party of Greek Hunters, similar party in Greece
 Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party, similar party in Australia

References

External links
CPNT web site - in French

Right-wing parties in France
Libertas.eu
Agrarian parties
Political parties of the French Fifth Republic
Political parties established in 1989
Recreational political parties
Eurosceptic parties in France
1989 establishments in France
Hunting in France


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Picavus litencicensis is een uitgestorven spechtvogel die tijdens het Vroeg-Oligoceen in Europa leefde.

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Eroachguitar's review"21 Years in production and still melting faces"
Peavey has been producing quality, American Made music equipment at an honest price point for 47 years. All except for a select few products are still manufactured in Meridian, Mississippi under the ultimate oversight of Hartley Peavey, who founded Peavey Electronics in 1965.
The Peavey 6505+, formerly known as the 5150II, is an all-tube, 2 channel high-gain guitar amplifier boasting 120 rated watts of 6L6GC power, and a staggering 6 stage preamp. The channels, labeled Rhythm and Lead, are both capable of obscene amounts of gain.
The 6505+ is easy to dial in, and good tone can be found on both channels. The FX Loop is tube buffered, and as far as I could tell, did its job with not a lot of loss to signal integrity. There is also a Preamp line out, which functions in the same way and quality that most of them do. You get all of the preamp tone up until the phase inverter. Some like to use this signal when mixing it with the signal from the speaker cabinet.
The head itself is sufficiently well-built to Peavey's high standards of durability, though not as bulletproof as their amps of yore. I'm still wondering just what exactly they used for tolex back in those days! Tough stuff, for sure.
The 6505+ sports a rather garden-variety grade of softer tolex. Chickenhead knobs make settings easy to pinpoint and see on a dark stage. An ohms selector switch on the back makes matching the head to a 4, 8, or 16 ohm cabinet possible, and a footswitch connects via 5 pin DIN connector in the back as well.
An ALMOST good feature on the back is the addition of bias test points on the back, which actually only read grid voltage, and says nothing about actual plate current, which is the important measurement in power tube bias. Still, with a standard set of 6L6GC's, one can set the bias by ear and be safe in the -50 to -45v range.
Unlike the 5150/6505, the +/II doesn't share one set of EQ controls, and global Resonance and Presence add clean highs and punchy lows to the mix.
The Rhythm channel is switchable between Clean and Crunch modes. The Clean mode is famous, or rather infamous, for being not a very good clean tone. And indeed it is rather flat, lifeless, and too hairy when the Rhythm Gain is cranked. This is due to the fact that the 6505+ doesn't switch out extra gain stages to obtain the clean sound, and instead chooses to switch in a circuit that greatly attenuates the signal coming off the first gain stage while leaving the preamp topology largely intact.
That being said, the clean channel can be usable to some, depending on how it is set up. Delay, chorus, and external reverb effects (the 6505 series has no reverb) can help the player get a better usable clean sound.
The Crunch mode is excellent, and gives a nice, clear grinding sound that can also be rolled back to produce some convincing classic tones.
Many metal players prefer the lower gain and fast response of the Rhythm Channel's Crunch mode over the Lead channel, and prefer to run this channel with the gain maxed and boosted with an overdrive pedal for a smidge extra gain and a tighter lowend.
Still, the Lead channel is usable and packs plenty of punchy, raunchy grind with a little extra juice for solo work.
The 6505 series was heavily inspired by a classic Soldano Circuit, but takes things a step farther with more gain stages. As a result, clarity can sometimes be lost in the wash of preamp distortion, and a lot of people complain of the "fizzy" nature of the 6505's, as well as the background hiss that comes with the territory of high gain. And that's a fact of life. With gain comes noise, and this is why some amplifiers from different companies that possess similar levels of gain are also equipped with built-in noise gates to combat the hiss and noise.
The 6505+ is an adjustable fixed bias amp, and comes from the factory with a safe, colder bias range (no doubt to maximize tube life and prevent tube meltdown from accidental over-biasing) and many have found that the cold, brittle, fizzy sound of their stock 6505+ was greatly improved by changing out the bias voltage dropping resistor with one of a lower value to allow for a hotter power tube bias.
All things considered, the 6505+ is an amazing value, squeezing face-melting gain, lots of power, and revered tone into a quality, American-made package.
jkessel's review"Modern metal dream amp!!"
120 watt 2 channel all tube head. 4x 6L6 power tubes, 6x 12ax7 preamp tubes. Designed by Peavey in the late 80s early 90s, Peavey went to Eddie Van Halen to have him endorse the amp. EVH had it named the 5150 and a new amp was born. 15-ish year later Eddie splits and takes the name 5150 with him. The design, still owned by Peavey, becomes the new 6505 with the name standing for 40 years (1965-2005) of Peavey Electronics. The 6505+ is the renamed 5150III, which was a modified 5150 by giving it a tighter, slightly lower gain lead channel as well as a cleaner rhythm channel (still not quite clean). Also gave the amp individual EQ for each channel and a MIDI controlled footswitch compared to the 1/4" used on the 5150/6505.
This amp is very easy to setup, which is part of the reason for it's success. It has a pretty decent sound at any setting, but just gets better with tweaking. Compared to some amps that sound like garbage until you find the sweet spots. The manual while very informative and helpful really isn't needed. This amp is very straightforward and simple to use.
Widely known as the standard for modern metal tone, being used by bands ranging from Alice In Chains and Van Halen all the way to Killswitch Engage and Machine Head. The Rhythm channel with the crunch off has a passable clean tone, it breaks up pretty quickly and doesn't have much headroom but most people using this amp aren't using for the cleans so it doesn't matter to most. With the crunch on it's darker and much more gain. It's smoother and less gain than the lead channel but still easily pulls off metal tones with a boost. Machine Head has been known to use the rhythm channel of a 5150 (little more gain in the 5150/6505 compared to the II/+) with a Maxon OD808 for their heavy tone. The lead channel has more gain than I'd ever know what to do with. It's much heavier, aggressive, and brighter than the rhythm channel. It's super tight and used by almost every modern metal band of the past 10 years, and for good reason.
Overall this is an amazing metal amp, a metal heads dream. Put a boost in front of it to tighten the low end slightly and this thing becomes a weapon. From Van Halen all the way to Machine Head, this thing is a beast. And for $1100 new I can't think of any other high end metal amp that can touch it's sound OR it's price.
King Loudness's review"Peavey 6505+... replacement eardrums not included."
The Peavey 6505+ is the updated version of the famous Peavey 5150 II as popularized by it's signature endorsee Edward Van Halen. The original 5150 was noted as a great rock amp, but eventually was recognized as a killer amp for metal music. Eventually Peavey took things one step further and released the updated 5150 II. When Ed left Peavey in 2004 he took the 5150 designation with him... and so in 2005 Peavey renamed the 5150 II the 6505+ (the 5150 was called the 6505). The 6505+ is a 120 watt firebreather of an amp, featuring two channels.
Each channel features a preamp and post gain controls (basically gain and volume controls, but relabeled) as well as an EQ set of bass, middle and treble controls. Also available to each channel is a set of resonance and presence controls, which control low and high end response respectively. On the back it has two speaker jacks, a switch to select between 4ohm, 8ohm and 16ohm impedence, a ground switch and send/return jacks for the effects loop.
Tube wise it features six 12AX7 preamp tubes and four 6L6GC power amp tubes to unleash the fire within.
The Peavey 6505+ is an extremely easy amp to set up. Peavey amps in general don't require much tweaking in general to sound great. The two channels are set up identically, so there's no new interfaces to learn and there's not really a learning curve with the EQ or gain structures like say a Mesa Dual Rectifier. Something to note about these amps... they are LOUD. When I had mine, I could barely dial the control to one without it being too loud for the room. In a band setting I found that two or three on the volume would overpower the drums... as a result I didn't keep it very long. Essentially, if you want one of these amps, be prepared to deal with the volume.
I primarily used this amp with a Les Paul, a Charvel San Dimas and (for a short time) a Schecter 7 string. The two channels are meant to be a clean and lead, however the clean channel really doesn't do great cleans. The clean channel is more useful as a crunch channel, especially when boosted with a good overdrive. I tried to get decent cleans out of this amp, but what I was greeted with was fairly flat and unremarkable. I had more fun turning the gain up full bore and just using channel one as a crunch channel. Channel two is a great high gain lead sound for any modern player. Despite the fact that I never tried it with any delay/reverb effects, I noted that on its own, the amp had more than enough sustain (via saturation) to play great lead passages as well as quite a few different types of hard rock and metal riffs. It doesn't really do the eighties thing all that well... which is somewhat surprising considering it's basically the EVH signature amplifier (though I've noticed that EVH has steadily gone for a more modern tone over time).
All in all, the Peavey 6505+ is a great sounding amplifier head for anyone who wants a loud, gain heavy, loud, really saturated, loud tone. They are about $1,300 new and can be had for about $700 used, which is a killer deal for a USA made head. Peavey gear is quite reliable and I'd have no qualms using the 6505+ for more rigorous applications. I partly wish that the "clean channel" was cleaner and sounded a little clearer, but used as a crunch channel it's fine. The lead channel is high gain, but it's still controllable and the excess saturation can be used to your advantage if you allow it to. Definitely worth looking into if you want a great metal amp for not a whole lot of money.
iamqman's review"Monster Head"
Peavey has made some classic amplifiers and I'm not talking about their classic series. I'm talking about the 5150, 65605 and their Rock master preamps. They have made some skilfully woven metal high gain monster amps. They have a reputation of creating some of the worlds most highly used and highly requested tone machines.
This amp is a very forgiving amp but still has the tightness to use low tunings for modern music. The 6l6's compliment the tone for this amp as well which gives it more of a low end thump than you would get from El34's.
Peavey 6505 Plus Guitar Amp Head Features
Two distinct tube channels with footswitch control
LED "active" indicators for each channel
Bright switch for Rhythm channel
Crunch switch on Rhythm channel with footswitch control
Separate equalizer sections for each channel
Separate power amp controls (Resonance and Presence) for each channel
Separate preamp controls (Pre and Post Gain) for each channel
Standby power switch
Bias test points on rear panel
Effects loop with footswitch control
1/4 inch Preamp output jack
Speaker impedance selection switch (4, 8, 16 ohm)
Two parallel 1/4" speaker output jacks
120 watts output power
Metal three button footswitch with detachable 25-foot cable
The resonance and presence controls really enable this amp to do what you want with the the bottom end of the tone. The two controls are the key to this amp in my opinion. What sets this amp apart from the regular 6505 is the independent EQ control for each channel. The other one shares the same EQ for both channels.This amp needs to be played with a humbucker pickup guitar such as a Gibson Les Paul or a Gibson Explorer. It needs that rock guitar for the gain style this amp produces. You can play any guitar single coil or humbucker but I think it sounds the best with the proper high gunner pickup.
At new these amps come in at around $1199 which is a freaking steal of a price. You can get a lot for this kind of money but you sure can get a stellar sounding Peavey amp.
You can't go wrong with this amplifier. I would recommend this amp to anyone needing to stay within a tight budget and needs a proper sounding metal or hard rock amp.
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