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The title Senior Fellow is the highest category of research staff members of the Martin Institute. Such appointments include evidence of distinguished scholarship and contributions to the field of Christian spiritual formation. The responsibilities of a Senior Fellow varies based on the interests of the individual and the needs of the Martin Institute.
Internal Fellows
Jesse Covington is Professor of Political Science at Westmont College in Santa Barbara, California, where he teaches and writes in the fields of political theory and constitutional law and directs the Augustinian Scholars honors program. He earned a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Notre Dame, an M.A. in Religion at Westminster Theological Seminary, and a B.A. in Political Science from Pepperdine University.
Dr. Covington’s research interests focus on the interrelation of religion and government, particularly as regards First Amendment law, natural law, and the foundations of political liberalism. His has published on John Locke, Saint Augustine, Natural Law, the First Amendment, and liberal arts education, and co-edited Natural Law and Evangelical Political Thought (Lexington, 2012). Dr. Covington’s current book projects include Taken on Faith: The Concept of Religion in First Amendment Jurisprudence and a collaborative project on Protestant political morality. Dr. Covington resides in Santa Barbara, CA with his wife and four children. He has taught at Westmont since 2007 and has also held appointments at Princeton University and Wheaton College.
Charles Farhadian is professor of world religions and Christian mission, with research interests on the relationship between religions and cultures, particularly Christianity in non-Western contexts, world Christianity, comparative missiology, and religion and globalization. His fieldwork is in Southeast Asia and the Pacific, where he has investigated themes of worship, social history, and nation making. He studied at Seattle Pacific University (B.A.), Yale University (M.Div.), and Boston University (Ph.D.).
Charlie’s books include Christianity, Islam, and Nationalism in Indonesia (Routledge), Christian Worship Worldwide: Expanding Horizons, Deepening Practices (Eerdmans), The Testimony Project: Papua (Deiyai, Papua), Introducing World Christianity (Wiley-Blackwell) and Introducing World Religions: A Christian Engagement (Baker Academic).
This past summer, Charlie taught two courses in American culture at Peking University, Beijing, China, while his wife Katherine and two sons, Gabriel and Gideon, taught English to Chinese middle schoolers.
Charlie has been on sabbatical in the fall of 2018. He finished a manuscript for Baker Academic, tentatively titled What is Christianity?, organized by seven questions that help us understand Christianity (e.g. "What is a Christian?" "How do Christians Worship?"). Currently, he is studying feature-film screenwriting through UCLA's Writer's Program. He will continue online studies in the program through the remainder of the academic year.
Andrea Gurney is an Professor of Psychology at Westmont College. She earned a B.A. in Psychology at Wheaton College (IL), an M.S.Ed. in Psychological Services at University of Pennsylvania, and a Ph.D. in Clinical, Counseling, and School Psychology at Northeastern University. In addition to teaching upper-division psychology courses at Westmont, she has a private practice in the community where she works with individuals, couples, and families. (More information: www.AndreaGurney.com, formerly www.DrAndreaGurney.com)
Before coming to Westmont in August, 2005, Andrea trained for three years at Harvard Medical School, completing her post-doctoral fellowship in Couples and Family Therapy. She spent eight years working at Boston Children’s Hospital Developmental Medicine Center and the Brazelton Touchpoints Center. Both her clinical and research interests focus on resiliency in children, marriages, and families. Andrea speaks frequently in the greater Santa Barbara area, and her most recent talks include: Wired for Love: The Importance of early Attachment; Raising Emotionally Intelligent Children; And the Beat Goes On: Nurturing our Marriages amidst the Parenting Years; Growing Gratitude in our Homes and Community; And Now there are Three: Maintaining Healthy Marital Relationships; Storm and Stress:Ten Tips for Navigating the Teen Years; From External to Internal: Setting Boundaries with Children; Timely Reminders for Parents of all ages and Stages.
Andrea has her first book coming out in March, 2019 titled Reimagining Your Love Story: Biblical and Psychological Practices for Healthy Relationships (Kregel Publications).
Andrea is married to Thomas and they have two daughters, Kate and Madeline. They love to be outdoors as a family — whether that’s hiking, biking, playing at the beach, or traveling.
Tremper Longman III is Distinguished Scholar and Professor Emeritus of Biblical Studies at Westmont College. He earned a B.A. in Religion at Ohio Wesleyan University, an M.Div. from Westminster Theological Seminary, and a Ph.D. in ancient Near Eastern studies from Yale University.
Tremper has authored or co-authored over thirty-five books and written numerous articles. A number of these works are interdisciplinary. His Literary Approaches to Biblical Interpretation (Zondervan, 1987); Complete Literary Guide to the Bible (contributor and co-editor along with Leland Ryken; Zondervan, 1993) and numerous articles approach the study of the Bible through literary criticism. His most recent book is Confronting Old Testament Controversies: Pressing Issues of Evolution, History, Violence, and Sexuality (Baker, 2019).
He also co-authors books with the psychologist Dan Allender (Bold Love [NavPress, 1991]; Cry of the Soul [NavPress, 1994], Intimate Allies [Tyndale House Publishers, 1995], Bold Purpose (Tyndale House Publishers, 1997]), a church curriculum called The Intimate Mystery of Marriage (InterVarsity Press, 2005), Breaking the Idols of Your Heart: How to Navigate the Temptations of Life (IVP, 2007), and most recently God Loves Sex: An Honest Conversation about Sexual Desire and Holiness (Baker, 2014).
Tremper and Alice have three sons and six granddaughters. For fun, Tremper watches movies to relax and for exercise, he plays squash. Tremper and Alice live in Alexandria, Virginia.
Mark Nelson grew up near Chicago, graduated from Wheaton College (B.A., Philosophy) and the University of Notre Dame (M.A., Ph.D., Philosophy). Before coming to Westmont in August, 2006, he taught at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, the University of St. Andrews in Scotland and the University of Leeds in England. Mark is married to Pauline, and they have three daughters, two dachshund puppies and one cat. He has opposable thumbs.
Mark’s research interests include ethics, epistemology and the philosophy of religion. Publications include “Y and Z are not off the Hook: the Survival Lottery made Fairer,” Journal of Medicine and Philosophy (2012); Guest editor, special issue on “The Problem of the Criterion,” Philosophical Papers (2011); “We Have No Positive Epistemic Duties,” Mind (2010); “A Problem for Conservatism,” Analysis (2009); “More Bad News for the Logical Autonomy of Ethics,” Canadian Journal of Philosophy (2007); “What the Problem with Aquinas Isn’t,” New Blackfriars (2006); “Moral Realism and Program Explanation,” Australasian Journal of Philosophy (2006); “The Possibility of Inductive Moral Arguments,” Philosophical Papers (2006); “Telling it Like it Is: Philosophy as Descriptive Manifestation,” American Philosophical Quarterly (2005).
Helen Rhee is a Professor of History of Christianity at Westmont College, Santa Barbara, CA. She graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in history and earned a Masters of Divinity and a Doctor of Philosophy in Church History at Fuller Theological Seminary. Before coming to Westmont in 2004, she served as pastor of Hana Church in Buena Park, CA. Helen currently serves as an ordained minister of Free Methodist Church, Santa Barbara.
Helen published numerous articles in journals and several books. Her research and publication have centered in early Christian identity formation in the second and third centuries. Her first book, Early Christian Literature: Christ and Culture in the Second and Third Centuries (2005), examined divergent Christian self-definitions in apologies, apocryphal Acts, and martyr texts. Using an interdisciplinary approach (historical, literary, theological, sociological, and anthropological), she demonstrated how these writings shaped the theological, moral, and political trajectories of Christian faith and contributed largely to the definition of orthodoxy. In her second book, Loving the Poor, Saving the Rich: Wealth, Poverty, and Early Christian Formation (2012), Rhee analyzed the significance of wealth and poverty in constructing Christian identity in the complex socioeconomic situation and cultural milieu of the early Roman Empire. Her third book, Wealth and Poverty in Early Christianity (2017), a part of Fortress's Ad Fontes series, is a translation and edited volume of primary sources on wealth and poverty in early Christianity in its Roman context.
Her latest book project examines the intersection of Christianity and pain, illness, disability, and healthcare (second - sixth centuries CE). Drawing on contemporary medical anthropology, illness narratives, disability studies, and ancient medical theories, she explores how theological and cultural visions of health ad wholeness (both spiritual and physical) constructed moral and theological hermeneutics of bodily suffering, pain, and disability, which in turn influenced and guided divergent rituals and practices in dealing with and making sense of them,
Helen received the Bruce and Adaline Bare Teacher of the Year Award in Humanities in 2010 and the Faculty Researcher of the Year Award in 2014. In the fall of 2016, she led the inaugural Westmont in East Asia program in South Korea, China, and Singapore. She has taught and spoken around the worlf, including Germany, UK, Turkey, Malta, Kenya, Australia, China, Japan, and South Korea, and most recently was a visiting fellow at Center for Christian Thought (CCT) on "Suffering and the Good Life" at Biola University in spring of 2018.
External Fellows
Kenneth Boa is engaged in a ministry of relational evangelism and discipleship, teaching, writing, and speaking. He holds a B.S. from Case Institute of Technology, a Th.M. from Dallas Theological Seminary, a Ph.D. from New York University, and a D.Phil. from the University of Oxford in England.
Ken is the President of Reflections Ministries, an organization that seeks to encourage, teach, and equip people to know Christ, follow Him, become progressively conformed to His image, and reproduce His life in others. He is also President of Trinity House Publishers, a publishing company that is dedicated to the creation of tools that will help people manifest eternal values in a temporal arena by drawing them to intimacy with God and a better understanding of the culture in which they live.
Recent publications by Dr. Boa include Conformed to His Image; 20 Compelling Evidences that God Exists; Face to Face; Augustine to Freud; Faith Has its Reasons; Handbook to Leadership; God, I Don’t Understand, and A Taste of the Classics. He is a contributing editor to The Open Bible and the consulting editor of the Zondervan NASB Study Bible.
Kenneth Boa also writes a free monthly teaching letter called Reflections. If you would like to be on the mailing list, visit KenBoa.org or call (800) DRAW NEAR (800-372-9632).
James Catford is a global consultant on leadership, personal development, and resource mobilization. He specializes in spiritual formation, faith in the public square and signature gift fundraising.
Currently he serves as Chair of the UK publisher SPCK and the Apprentice Institute at Friends University, where he helped establish the Dallas Willard Chair in Christian Spiritual Formation. He is a consultant to American Bible Society on signature gifts from globally minded Christians and he coaches and mentors leaders around the world.
Previously James was the Chief Executive of the British Bible Society where he emphasized public conversation around faith and the Bible through government, the arts, media, and education, His early career was in commercial book publishing and served as publishing director at HodderHeadline (now Hachette) and HarperCollins in London. He was educated at the University of Wales Aberystwyth and the University of Bristol.
James is a Board and Ministry Team member of Renovare, founded by Richard Foster, and he previously served for ten years as vice-Chair of the Amity Printing Company in China, the largest provider of Bibles in the world.
A frequent visitor to the states, James lives in London with his wife Sue, a career journalist and broadcaster who now specializes in media and theater.
Chris Hall currently serves as President of Renovare. Previously, Chris was Director of Academic Spiritual Formation and Distinguished Professor of Theology at Eastern University, where he also served as Chancellor, Provost, Dean of Palmer Theological Seminary, and Dean of the Templeton Honors College.
Chris is the author of a number of books, including The Mystery of God: Theology for Knowing the Unknowable (with Steven D. Boyer; Baker Academic), Does God Have a Future?: A Debate on Divine Providence (with John Sanders, Baker Academic), Reading Scripture with the Church Fathers (IVP Academic), Learning Theology with the Church Fathers (IVP Academic), Worshiping with the Church Fathers (IVP Academic), and The Trinity (with Roger Olson; Eerdmans). Chris also served as the associate editor of the Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture (IVP).
Chris and his wife Debbie reside in Philadelphia. They have three grown children.
Trevor Hudson has been part of the Methodist movement in Southern Africa for the past 40 years. Presently serving primarily around Johannesburg, he is deeply committed to the work and ministry of the local congregation. His pastoral leadership has been shaped in the crucible of the South African experience. In the post- apartheid era, he has given himself to the work of reconciliation and restoration in the Christian community and society at large.
Much of his time at the moment in South Africa is given to the ministries of teaching, spiritual formation and spiritual direction. Besides his work in a number of local congregations, he works with the Jesuit Institute in Johannesburg in training both spiritual directors and givers of the Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius. He also teaches on the Masters Program in Missional Spirituality at Stellenbosch University.
Over the past 15 years he has travelled internationally, leading conferences, retreats and workshops in a number of ecumenical settings. Presently, he is part of the faculty for the D.Ministry program in Spiritual Direction at Fuller Seminary and lectures annually at the Renovare Institute for Spiritual Formation.
He has written 18 books focusing mainly on spiritual formation and discipleship, including Discovering Our Spiritual Identity ( IVP) and Beyond Loneliness ( Upper Room Books). At the moment, he is engaged in exploring the connections between the central ideas of Dallas Willard and the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius.
Trevor has been married to Debbie for 38 years and together they are the parents of Joni and Mark.
John Ortberg is currently featured in the video series Jesus on Location (available on our website through Pentecost 2016), John is the senior pastor of Menlo Church in Menlo Park, California. Prior to that he served as teaching pastor at Willow Creek Community Church in Illinois, Horizons Community Church in Claremont, California, and Simi Valley Community Church in Simi Valley, California. John earned his undergraduate degree from Wheaton College, and his M.Div. and Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Fuller Theological Seminary.
John teaches at churches and conferences all over the world and is the author of many books, including Soul Keeping, directly inspired by his relationship with Dallas Willard and Willard’s work on the aspects of the human person; The Me I Want To Be: Becoming God’s Best Version of You; and Who Is This Man?: The Unpredictable Impact of the Inescapable Jesus.
John and his wife Nancy are the parents of three adult children. Now that their children are grown, John and his wife Nancy enjoy surfing the Pacific to help care for their souls.
Gary W. Moon, M.Div. Ph.D. served as the founding Executive Director Founding Director of the Martin Institute for Christianity and Culture and the Dallas Willard Center at Westmont College. He continues to serve as a Senior Fellow of the Martin Institute and Director of Conversatio Divina
Gary also serves as Distinguished Professor of Psychology and Spiritual Formation. Rochmont Gratuate University in Atlanta, and co-directs a DMIN program in spiritual direction at Fuller Theological Seminaty. He served as the founding director of the Renovare International Institute for Christian Spiritual Formation and as a foundlinf ditor of the Conversations Journal.
He writes in ares such as theoretical and practical integration of psycholofy and theology and has published and presented over 300 professional and popular papers. He recently completed a biography of Dallas Willard, whoch was released in March of 2018. His most recent books include: Eternal Living: Reflections on Dallas Willard's Teaching on Faith & Formation (IVP, 2015) and Appreenticeshop with Jesus (Barker Books, 2009). Other books include: Falling for Gof (Shaw/RandomHouse, 2004), and Spiritual Direction and the Care of Souls (IVP, 2004), Homesick for Eden (Servant, 1997) and a four-volume family devotion series, The Bible Ride (servant and LifeSprings).
Gary’s books in spiritual formation include Eternal Living: Reflections on Dallas Willard’s Teaching on Faith and Formation, Apprenticeship with Jesus: Learning to Live Like the Master and Falling for God: Learning to Say Yes to His Extravagant Proposal.He is currently hard at work on Dallas Willard’s biography.
Gary has served as an instructor at the Fuller Graduate Schools of Theology and of Psychology, and on the faculties of Erskine Theological Seminary, Regent University, Richmont Graduate University, Azusa Pacific University, and Westmont College.
Gary serves on the editorial boards of The Journal of Psychology and Christianityand The Journal of Psychology and Theology, Marriage and Family: A Christian Journal. Along with David Benner and Larry Crabb, Gary founded Conversations Journal. His research is in the theoretical and practical integration of psychology and theology. Gary has published and presented over 300 professional and popular papers.
He is married to Regina Reynolds Moon and they have two daughters, Jessica Erin, and Jenna Rebeccah.
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Jorge Inglés, as his name implies, was an Englishman, or possibly a Fleming, who had settled in Spain. His career is typical of that curious process of assimilation so frequently experienced by the foreign painters who came to Spain and made their home there. The lyrical refinement of his earlier work gradually gives way to an overriding concern for narration and feeling that borders on expressionism.
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Oct 15, 2015 in University Park
By Paul McCartney (part of Out There Tour)
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From Onwards State, October 16th 2015:
Before tonight’s Paul McCartney show at the Bryce Jordan Center, my father sent me a picture of a bucket list I made when I was nine. The third item on the list read “see a Beatle perform live.” Tonight I realized a dream that I first had when I was nine years old, and Sir Paul did not disappoint.
McCartney, in his first ever show in Central Pennsylvania, showed the Bryce Jordan Center why he is still one of the most sought-after concert acts in the world, even at age 73. The ex-Beatle performed numerous crowd favorites, choosing from a variety of his own songs and songs he wrote and performed with his bands Wings and The Beatles. His fame and talent packed the house at the Bryce Jordan Center, and McCartney did not disappoint. […]
On the night, Paul McCartney was on stage for just under three hours, playing 38 songs and using five different types of instruments (guitar, bass, ukulele, twelve-string guitar, and piano). I was able to realize a childhood dream thanks to the living legend that graced the stage at the Bryce Jordan Center last night. His performance, and his presence as one of the most influential and prolific voices in music, will be remembered in State College, Pennsylvania for a long time to come.
Paul is getting #OutThere tonight at the @jordancenter in @penn_state. Let us know if you’re coming to the show! pic.twitter.com/218k1AMGZ2
— Paul McCartney (@PaulMcCartney) October 15, 2015
From Twitter update: Spotlight on Penn State #OutThere
Paul McCartney performs in concert at Bryce Jordan Center on October 15, 2015 in University Park, Pennsylvania.
Last updated on January 1, 2016
This was the 1st and only concert played at Bryce Jordan Center.
Setlist for the concert
Written by Lennon - McCartney
Written by Paul McCartney, Paul Epworth
Temporary Secretary
Written by Paul McCartney
Let Me Roll It
Written by Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney
Written by Jimi Hendrix
Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five
Maybe I'm Amazed
FourFiveSeconds
Written by Paul McCartney, Kanye West, Kirby Lauryen, Mike Dean, Tyrone Griffin, Dave Longstreth, Dallas Austin, Elon Rutberg, Noah Goldstein
Hope for the Future
Written by George Harrison
Band on the Run
Hi, Hi, Hi
Second Encore
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Big man Naz Reid can finesse you, but lately his inside moves have kept LSU dominant
The Tigers host Florida Wednesday night
Big man Naz Reid can finesse you, but lately his inside moves have kept LSU dominant The Tigers host Florida Wednesday night Check out this story on theadvertiser.com: https://www.theadvertiser.com/story/sports/college/lsu/2019/02/19/lsus-naz-reid-can-finesse-you-but-lately-he-has-dominated-inside/2915296002/
GLENN GUILBEAU, USA TODAY Network Published 1:25 p.m. CT Feb. 19, 2019 | Updated 7:54 p.m. CT Feb. 22, 2019
Feb 6, 2019; Starkville, MS, USA; LSU Tigers guard Ja'vonte Smart (1) and forward Naz Reid (0) react during the second half against the Mississippi State Bulldogs at Humphrey Coliseum. LSU defeated Mississippi State 92-88 in overtime. Mandatory Credit: Justin Ford-USA TODAY Sports (Photo: Justin Ford, Justin Ford-USA TODAY Sports)
BATON ROUGE — Everything about Naz Reid's physical appearance is intimidating.
At 6-foot-10 and a chiseled 250 pounds, he is not someone you would want to meet in the lane in a basketball game, or in the pocket if you're a quarterback and he is a rushing defensive end, which is what he played in junior high.
Reid's dunk with 6.3 seconds to play in a state championship game in New Jersey last year gave his Roselle Catholic High School the title. Roselle, New Jersey, is the hometown of the late, great Greg Cook, whose intimidating, enforcing ways helped to lead LSU to Southeastern Conference championships in 1979 and '81, which included a 31-5 finish in the Final Four.
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But Reid, the No. 2 high school center in the nation in the freshmen class of 2018-19 by Rivals.com, opened LSU's season with something called "Guard Disease," which in recent years has stopped big men from playing like big men. Reid was 4 of 6 from 3-point range in his second game as a Tiger on Nov. 9 as he scored 29 in a win over UNC-Greensboro. He had only seven rebounds, though.
It took until LSU's 12th game before Reid had double-figure rebounds with 10 in a win over Furman on Dec. 21. In his first 11 games, he had three games of three rebounds or less. In a win over Alabama on Jan. 8, he had one rebound in 18 minutes.
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Entering Wednesday's game between No. 15 LSU (21-4, 11-1 SEC) and Florida (14-11, 6-6 SEC) at 6 p.m here in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center, Reid is averaging 8.6 rebounds over his last five games — all in the SEC. He averaged 4.7 rebounds in his first 11 games — all outside the SEC. He has also scored in double figures in all five of those games and is averaging 17.2 a game.
"I definitely felt like I wasn't doing enough for us," Reid said Monday.
And coach Will Wade and some of Reid's teammates told him so.
"They said to be more physical," Reid said. "I appreciated it because it helped me as an individual and helped the team. Before, I looked for the guards to get back after a miss. If they wouldn't get back, I'd go back. Now, I just go to the glass and refuse to be boxed out. Really, I'm just going to the glass more."
Reid is still shooting very well from 3-point range, too, as he was 5 of 10 in three recent games against Arkansas and at Mississippi State and at Kentucky. He remains LSU's best 3-point shooter at .371 (23 of 62) with Tremont Waters second at .336 (85 of 106). He does not block shots like 6-11 senior forward Kavell Bigby-Williams, who has 49, but Reid does have 23, including 12 in a six-game stretch in January and February.
"Naz has been great," Wade said. "It takes time to adjust. You are all seeing that he is a talented guy, and he plays so hard. And he wants to win so bad. He does so much for our team both offensively and defensively. He has such a high basketball IQ. He has a great basketball mind."
Reid can also take a hit in the lane. He is LSU's best at taking a charge. At Arkansas, he had five. And none were flops worthy of an Academy Award.
"No flops," he said. "Taking charges is something I've been doing since freshman year in high school. It just falls in line with what I try to do. If I'm in position, I mean, why not? I know it puts your body on the line, but if the team needs it, why not?"
Reid enjoyed playing quarterback and defensive end in junior high, but there is no football at Roselle High. He has kept a football mentality, though.
"It's not something that you can be scared of, taking charges," he said. "You've just got to be tough and do what you need to do. I try to get on the floor, get my hands dirty as much as I can and being physical."
Reid met his match against Kentucky's 6-8 sophomore P.J. Washington, who scored 20 points with nine rebounds in the Wildcats' 73-70 home loss last week to LSU while Reid had 12 with seven rebounds.
"I think I'm as physical as just about anyone I've played," Reid said. "The only person who may be more is P.J. He's a class ahead of me, so I watched him in the McDonald's game. It was great to go at him, and it was a good game. He played tremendous. Our coaches tell me to be more physical and they said, 'If you think you can be the best player in the country, you can be.'"
More and more, Reid is playing like Cook, who played at Clark High in Roselle.
"I've heard his name a lot," said Reid, who is from nearby Asbury Park, New Jersey. "He's like one of of the better basketball names that came out of Jersey. Everybody talks about him in the basketball world. There's been only a few big names from there, but I'm hoping to be one of them."
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Making Aging Positive
Many of my older-adult patients wanted to make a difference in the world but, finding no role for themselves, were treated as socially useless. Having created a new stage of life, the next step is to make it meaningful.
Linda P. Fried
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Between 1900 and 2000, average life expectancy increased by nearly 30 years in the United States and most other developed countries of the world, and the developing world is catching up quickly. For the first time in history, most people now being born can expect to live seven, eight, nine, or more decades. This achievement changes not only the trajectory of individual lives but also the shape of societies: Adults 60 and older are now the fastest-growing segment of our population.
This achievement gives rise to new important questions: What do we want to do with an extra 30 years? How should we, as individuals and as a society, shape the trajectory of our longer lives? Can we design a trajectory that improves the well-being and opportunities of people at all ages? Should we be designing new social policies that will foster these opportunities? How do we prepare young people for longer lives—and can these questions be answered in ways that would be beneficial for all generations?
Unfortunately, rather than evoking celebration or innovation, the news of our longer life spans is generating fear and angst among individuals and concern among policymakers. The questions posed most frequently are not the ones mentioned above, but rather these: Can we afford all these old people? Will they bankrupt our society or ransom the future of our children and grandchildren?
The truth is that we have created a new stage of life but have not yet envisioned its purpose, meaning, and opportunities, and the space is being filled with our fears. Like a drunk searching for a lost wallet under the wrong lamppost “because that’s where the light is,” we are not looking for answers in the right places.
When I was a young geriatrician practicing in Baltimore, I operated under the light provided by my medical training, which prepared me to prevent or treat the health concerns affecting my patients. My training was invaluable, and geriatric medicine is a specialty highly tuned to the needs of older adults. Yet, as they shared their lives with me, my patients taught me that many of the ills associated with aging were worsened—or even created—by the lack of meaning and purpose in people’s lives. Too many of my patients suffered from pain, far deeper than the physical, caused by not having a reason to get up in the morning. Many of my patients wanted to make a difference in the world but, finding no role for themselves, were treated as socially useless and even invisible.
We are a species wired to feel needed, respected, and purposeful. The absence of those qualities is actually harmful to our health, as public health and social scientists have demonstrated. In one pivotal study conducted in the late 1970s, psychologists Ellen Langer and Judith Rodin (now president of the Rockefeller Foundation) examined the significance of autonomy and personal responsibility for the health of nursing home residents. One group of residents was told that they could arrange their room furnishings however they wanted, decide for themselves which nights to attend a movie, and choose house plants to keep and nurture. A second group of residents, advised that the staff “want to do all we can to help you,” had their furniture arranged for them, were informed which movie nights to attend, and were given a house plant cared for by a nurse. After three weeks, almost all residents in the first group experienced significant improvement in physical and mental well-being, whereas most participants in the second group declined or stayed the same.
A follow-up study conducted 18 months later found, remarkably, that members of the disempowered group (which mirrored how we usually treat older adults) were twice as likely to die, compared to their empowered peers (30 percent mortality compared to 15 percent). Further, there is science to suggest that beyond just feeling useful, a key need for successful aging is to feel that you have contributed to leaving the world better than you found it.
So I began to write prescriptions for my patients: “Find something meaningful to do and report back.” Time after time, I would hear back from highly capable older adults that they couldn’t find jobs. If they tried volunteering, they were frequently assigned to roles that didn’t use their capabilities, like licking stamps for someone else’s mail. What a waste of people with a lifetime of experience!
I came to understand that these people, rich in experience and abilities, were being viewed through a lens of ageism that rendered their individual talents and achievements invisible. Few roles existed that used the experience and skills acquired over a lifetime. In our society, older adults are routinely dismissed as impaired, slow, or demented unless they can prove otherwise.
A story a few years ago in The New York Times on the invisibility and marginalization of older adults concluded that “such indignities seem to happen to almost everyone with gray hair or a few wrinkles, and at every sort of place. Store clerks, bank tellers, government workers, pharmacists, hairdressers, nurses, receptionists, and doctors alike ignore the older person and pay attention exclusively to the younger companion, regardless of who is the actual customer or patient.”
There is a growing body of impressive research showing that our attitudes toward aging affect our health, our resilience in the face of adversity, and our very survival. Becca Levy at Yale, a pioneer and leading researcher in this area, conducted a study that followed several hundred adults (50 years and older) for more than 20 years. She and her colleagues found that older adults who held more positive age stereotypes lived 7.5 years longer than their peers who held negative age-related stereotypes.
Ursula Staudinger, director of the Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center at the Mailman School of Public Health, has conducted groundbreaking research on the positive plasticity of aging. Her work shows that biology, behavior, and culture constantly interact to shape the development of our lives into the oldest ages. This work confirms the importance of physical environments and social institutions as well as individual attitudes towards aging across the life span.
Unfortunately, negative stereotypes are much more common than positive images; indeed, according to some researchers, ageism is more pervasive in our society than negative stereotypes based on gender, race, or sexual orientation. Our negative attitudes towards aging blind us to the fact that millions of people in their '60s, '70s, '80s, and beyond are robust, active, functional, experienced, capable and talented—and that they want to remain engaged and contributing. However, we have not yet created the social structures, roles, and institutions to capitalize on our success in adding years to life by also adding life to years.
In the early 1990s, I partnered with Marc Freedman, now CEO and founder of Encore.org, to create a new, high-impact, social model for senior volunteering. The program became the Experience Corps.
The program is now operating in 23 cities and several countries. Its lessons contain clues to help us challenge the assumptions we make about the role of older adults, and to stimulate innovation in envisioning this new stage of life.
Our goal was to design and implement a program that could achieve three simultaneous objectives:
Use the abilities of older adults to effect significant and positive social impact in a critically needed area, with impact well beyond what any one person could do alone—and in so doing realize the potential for our longer lives
Improve the physical and cognitive health and social well-being of older participants
Meet the need of many older adults to contribute in a meaningful way
We decided that our desired social outcome would be improving the academic achievement of young children, as a key social need. We focused on children in kindergarten, first, second, and third grades, because of strong evidence indicating that children who succeed by third grade are positioned for successfully completing school, rather than failing or dropping out.
To promote the cognitive health of the older adults, we designed roles that could increase mental flexibility and problem-solving, and required mastery of new skills. We know from brain research that learning new skills and knowledge, and flexibly shifting between them, is key to increasing brain health. Here is a snapshot of key research findings on our three major objectives:We scientifically designed a model for a volunteer program for older adults, requiring a commitment of at least 15 hours per week for the full school year to create the conditions for high impact for children and high benefits for health, including being more physically active. The volunteers perform specific duties selected by the school principals to fill their greatest unmet needs, whether in literacy, math, computing, or other areas.
Data from our Baltimore pilot program showed a 30 to 50 percent decline in the number of children referred to the principal’s office for behavior problems—with 15 to 20 volunteers per school. As we heard repeatedly from teachers, the presence of an adequate number of older volunteers changed the climate and the scope of possibilities for all students. A recent study by Washington University examining the performance of almost 900 second and third graders in three cities found that elementary school students supported by Experience Corps achieved 60 percent more progress in reading comprehension and sounding out new words than comparable students not in the program.
Complementary studies by researchers on our Johns Hopkins/Columbia/UCLA team and at Washington University have found that Experience Corps volunteers improved significantly in physical activity and mental health, compared to similar adults over an eight-month period. The increased level of physical activity is a likely reason why volunteers reported improved strength and those with arthritis reported less pain. Similarly, volunteers with diabetes reported that they needed fewer diabetes medications during the school year to keep their blood sugar controlled.
Michelle Carlson at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health also led a small study using neuroimaging to examine if the Experience Corps program impacted cognitive functions in the ways we designed it to do. After six months in the program, the older volunteers with low and normal mental abilities for complex problem-solving had dramatically improved those abilities. Further, older volunteers in Experience Corps showed new activation in areas of the brain involved with complex problem-solving, compared with a control group with a similar level of education who did not participate. This goes along with our volunteers’ reports that the mental activities of the program “dusted off the cobwebs in their brains.” Longer follow-up will be needed to know if those with high mental functioning at the outset preserve it better through participation in this program.
Experience Corps roles fulfilled the prescription I had tried to write years earlier: “Find something meaningful to do.” The results went far beyond what we could have predicted or planned. In addition to providing tutoring and coaching in various critical areas for younger children, our volunteers also created imaginative programs that meaningfully used their lifetime of skills while adding new dimensions to the learning environment. They go home each day feeling they have given back and are changing the world, and they come back the next day energized to keep building on success.
Fortunately, many other models of senior service have developed as well, and they significantly increase the availability of programs for senior volunteers that share the goals of Experience Corps.
Especially notable among those groups are the three, longstanding, federal, Senior Corps programs: Foster Grandparents, Senior Companions, and RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteer Program). These programs together involve 360,000 older Americans aged 55 and older in volunteer community service opportunities annually.
Foster Grandparents tutor children, mentor troubled teens and young mothers, care for premature infants and children with disabilities, and help children who have been abused or neglected. Senior Companions provide assistance and friendship to adults who have difficulty with daily living tasks and help them remain independent in their homes. RSVP gives volunteers a chance to use their skills and talents in service to their communities, typically organizing neighborhood watch programs, tutoring and mentoring youth, renovating homes, teaching English, and assisting disaster victims.
Non-governmental programs include OASIS Intergenerational Tutoring Program, which enables volunteers to work one-on-one with children at schools to increase reading skills and esteem; and the Across Ages Program, which pairs older volunteers with young adolescents to reduce health risk behaviors. OASIS puts into practice the landmark MacArthur Foundation study of successful aging, in which researchers Dr. John W. Rowe and Dr. Robert L. Khan found that the key ingredients for a high quality of life are maintaining a low risk for disease, a high level of engagement with the community, and high physical and cognitive function.
All of these programs have measurable positive outcomes, typically for both the recipients and the volunteers. Seventy-one percent of Foster Grandparents, for instance, reported never feeling lonely. Senior Companions reported a willingness to continue engaging in volunteer activities, and RSVP volunteers had improved self-perception and satisfaction towards life. OASIS volunteers reported improved wellbeing. Another national model, ReServe, is creating new paid roles for older adults in high-need areas. Impact has yet to be evaluated formally.
I’m often asked whether Experience Corps is a “cost-effective” program. This may seem like a no-brainer, but the fact is that policymakers do not yet have an established calculus by which to evaluate and compare the immediate, mid-term, and longer-term impact of intergenerational programs like this. Experience Corps, now a program within AARP, relies on a mix of funding sources, including federal funds from the AmeriCorps foundation, private donations, and contributions from participating schools. They all want to know if the investment makes the intended difference.
In our study of the first start-up years for Experience Corps Baltimore, we reported that 70 percent of the annual operating costs for the program went to volunteer stipends that reimbursed out-of-pocket costs. The program initially deployed an average of 20 volunteers in each of three schools, and has now grown to more than 20 schools with the support of the public school system.
Using the standard cost-effectiveness model used in economics, we found that the program would be cost-effective if it helped even one child at each school to graduate from high school. We also found that our volunteers had fewer health expenditures over a two-year period (compared to the “control” group), but the two-year health savings were insufficient, in themselves, to offset program costs. However, considering together both the decline in healthcare costs for the older adults and the improved educational success and lower dropout rates that appear likely to result, our pilot analyses support a meaningful return on the investment.
Experience Corps models a new way to approach social innovation, leveraging the investments in one age group in order to benefit many stakeholders. Creating such interventions with “co-benefits” is a 21st-century focus for public health scientists, practitioners, and funders.
In order to successfully develop policies and programs that serve multiple generations, however, we need to analyze issues through a lens on aging that recognizes the value and goals of experienced older adults, designs for co-benefits and sustainable impact, and measures the right outcomes to ensure an accurate assessment. These three principles can be applied to a wide range of social issues. Consider, for example, the issue of employment of older adults. Many older adults want, and many financially need, to continue to work in some capacity.
Between 1990 and 2010, the percentage of people 65 and older in the workforce increased from 12.1 percent to 16.1 percent. Today, adults 55 and older are the fastest-growing segment of the workforce. But rather than viewing this as a potential opportunity for economic growth, many people fear that more adults in the workforce will block opportunities sought by younger people.
A comparison can be made to the 1970s' labor force, which saw the advent of large numbers of women into work areas traditionally seen as men's domains. Many feared that women would take jobs away from men who needed them. In fact, these fears were not borne out; the increased employment and resulting disposable income fueled economic growth and generated the development of many new industries and jobs. Similarly, rather than being a drag on the economy, several studies suggest that older workers help to increase the nation's economic strength and do not take jobs away from young people. There is potential for multiple positive, multigenerational outcomes here.
Longer workforce participation will generate additional disposable income and tax revenues, which in turn will boost the consumer economy and simultaneously improve the viability of Social Security.
Older workers typically offer a strong work ethic, are less likely to be absent than younger employees, and also reflect the fastest-growing consumer market. As a result, some employers like Marriott are actively taking steps to retain valued older workers and attract new mature recruits. Major companies, such as CVS drugstores and Fidelity Investments, embrace older “new hires” to meet the needs of older customers, many of whom are more comfortable discussing health needs or retirement plans with their age peers than are young people.
Age-diversity in the workforce is also a plus for an economy driven by innovation. Research has shown that while age-similar groups performed better on jobs that required primarily repetitive tasks, age-diverse teams performed much better when it came to problem-solving, idea generation, or productivity. A study conducted by Axel Börsch-Supan and Matthias Weiss of the Munich Center on the Economics of Aging, looking at age-diverse workers in a manufacturing plant concluded that older workers continue to increase their productivity until at least age 65 (the upper age limit of people in the study), and that their experience reduces the risk for serious errors. Further, age-diverse teams are more productive than age-segregated teams. We risk stifling our own innovation and productivity by segregating the generations and losing the talents of our most experienced members.
When we examine issues through a lens that recognizes the value of older adults, we can envision them in many new roles–both paid and volunteer–that could strengthen our society. They could train adolescents and young adults for trades and for successful transition to the work world, assume public health roles (such as health promotion, disease prevention, and emergency response) in our neighborhoods, and assist with environmental protection needs. There may be much-needed workplace roles never imagined in a prior age when there were not many well-educated older workers.
We have added 30 years to our lives, not just for the lucky few but for the majority of people in the developed world, and now the developing world. What does this new stage of life mean? Psychologists Erik and Joan Erikson viewed later life as a time when the impulse to give back to society (generativity) becomes an urgent need. Carl Jung, who was unique among early psychologists in his interest in the challenges of the second half of life, saw older age as a rich period of spiritual growth and individuation. Betty Friedan, who trained as a social psychologist, researched the issue of aging late in her life, and suggested that there is a “fountain of age,” a period of renewal, growth, and experimentation based on a new freedom.
The truth is, we don’t yet know what this new stage of life can be, but the first step is to change the lens through which we view aging and challenge our stereotypical assumptions.
Thanks to advances in gerontology, public health, and medical science, we now recognize that many problems ascribed to “normal aging” are not inevitable, and many can be prevented or improved. Drs. Jack Rowe and Robert Khan, with colleagues from MacArthur Foundation think tanks (of whom I am one) have made a compelling case that what we currently accept as “usual aging” need not be the norm. Instead, we can individually and collectively invest in behaviors, social institutions, and strategies that demonstrably promote healthy engaged aging—to everyone’s benefit.
For example, contrary to what we believed even in recent decades, exercise can significantly increase muscle mass in older adults, even among nursing home residents; physical and mental exercise can enhance the brain’s plasticity; and meaningful social engagement and activity can reduce the risk of social isolation, depression, and illness, while making a difference in our society.
One very hopeful sign for the future is that leading figures from many fields are starting to recognize that increased longevity is a game-changer for all sectors of society. Through my own service on the Global Agenda Council on Ageing, a special project of The World Economic Forum, I have had the opportunity to collaborate with innovative leaders in business, politics, academia, and health to proactively address how we build a successful aging society from multiple perspectives. We also want to engage the public in this dialogue. Toward this end, the Global Agenda Council on Ageing recently produced an e-book outlining the challenges and opportunities we see, and offering innovative approaches that we plan to undertake in the future.
As another example, the World Health Organization’s Global Network of Age-Friendly Cities and Communities provides a model for developing public-private partnerships. In New York City, for instance, the Age-Friendly NYC Commission was established in 2010 by Mayor Michael Bloomberg in partnership with the New York City Council and the New York Academy of Medicine. The underlying premise of the commission is that the active participation of older residents in all aspects of city life is essential to the growth and health of the city, and that intentionally creating the conditions to achieve this is a great investment. Last October, this New York City initiative received the international prize for 2013 Best-Existing Age-Friendly Initiative at a meeting in Turkey of the International Federation on Aging.
These examples underscore the importance of investing in research and education on aging and health changes across the life course, and creating the means to achieve this, since the keystone for successful aging is our ability to enjoy good health and function. Having created a new stage of life, the next step is to make it meaningful.
Support for this research was provided by the MetLife Foundation through the MetLife Foundation Silver Scholar Award, administered by the Alliance for Aging Research.
Linda P. Fried is the dean and the DeLamar Professor at the Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health.
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West Virginia Governor's Mansion
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The West Virginia Governor's Mansion symbolizes the state's distinguished past and present. The Georgian Revival mansion, completed in 1925 at a cost $200,000, was designed by Walter Martens, a Charleston architect who designed several other buildings on Charleston's East End. The Georgian Revival-style home has welcomed national and global dignitaries, ambassadors, public officials, and hosted numerous events to encourage business, support education, and promote the preservation of West Virginia history and culture.
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The main level of the West Virginia Governor's Mansion
In 1893, when Governor A.B. Fleming was leaving office, he requested that the Legislature appropriate funds for the purchase of a state-owned Governor's Mansion. The legislature responded by providing $22,000 for the next Governor, William MacCorkle, to buy and furnish a residence. Maccorkle purchased a stately frame dwelling situated across from the state capitol building which at that time was located downtown on Capitol Street in Charleston. Before Governor William MacCorkle, governors paid for their own housing expenses while living in the capital city.
After the Capitol burned in 1921, the Legislature passed a sales tax to provide revenues for the construction of a new Capitol. The tax also included an appropriation of $100,000 for the construction of a new Governor's Mansion. Governor Ephraim Morgan selected Walter Martens, a Charleston architect, for the project. Martens consulted with Cass Gilbert, who was the architect of the state capitol. Governor Morgan and his wife moved into the new mansion in 1925 with one week left in his term. When completed, the mansion was reported to cost about $200,000-twice the amount originally planned.
The home was constructed in red Harvard brick and the front facade and entrance are supported by Corinthian columns. The rear of the home has a single-story entrance. Both sides of the structure have porches that support second-floor balconies. The porch on the East side of the home is open, and the porch on the West side of the home is closed. The grounds of the home has a garden and garage. Servant quarters were built over the garage in 1926.
The interior of the home features checkered black and white marble flooring in the entryway, which was inspired by design within the White House. The main level is fitted with a drawing room, ballroom, state dining room, sitting room, and library. The home has eight bedrooms and four bathrooms, and the governor's quarters are on the second floor.
West Virginia Executive Mansion. West Virginia Legislature. Accessed June 08, 2019. http://www.wvlegislature.gov/Educational/Capitol_History/pg8.cfm.
Damron, Bob "Governor’s Mansion." e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia. 10 February 2012. Web. 08 June 2019. https://www.wvencyclopedia.org/articles/2137.
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Eastside Review
Happy/Sad Foot sign to leave Sunset; marathoner faces cheating charge; Silver Lake keeps 'road diet'
Edited by Barry Lank
A recap of some of the past week’s scenes, sightings and stories from across the Eastside.
The foot clinic behind the Happy Foot/Sad Foot sign is leaving Silver Lake, and apparently taking its sign, which depicts a joyous, healthy foot on one side and a frowning, ailing foot on the other. They'll be setting up the business and the sign at a new location on Beverly Boulevard near Virgil Avenue in September. The foot clinic sign along Sunset has attracted fans, won mentions in books and music videos, and even inspired a neighborhood nickname. The Eastsider
A 70-year-old marathon runner who grew up in East L.A. is being accused of cheating, after setting an unofficial record for his age group at the 2019 L.A. Marathon. Frank Meza, a retired physician who has worked with Kaiser Permanente in East L.A., has denied the accusations by marathon watchers who have uncovered oddities in Meza's race times. That includes finishing sections of marathons in incongruously short amounts of time, and not crossing in front of an official video camera during an Arizona race. L.A. Times
A Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputy shot and killed a man during a traffic stop Thursday night in East L.A. Deputies were conducting the traffic stop near the 300 block of S. Gerhart Avenue when the deputy shot a Latino male in the upper torso. The victim was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. Another occupant of the vehicle was detained. What prompted the traffic stop or the shooting remains unclear. The Eastsider
The City Council voted to maintain a controversial "road diet" along Rowena Avenue in Silver Lake. The vote comes after Councilmember David Ryu sided with the city’s Department of Transportation, which recommended leaving Rowena the way it is - one lane each way for motor vehicles, a center left-turn lane and bike lanes in both directions. "The Rowena road diet has undoubtedly made Silver Lake safer," Councilmember Ryu said. The Eastsider
Police are investigating a shooting death about three blocks from the Hollenbeck Community Police Station. The death of Enrique Becerra, 37, near East 1st and Matthews streets, is the 9th homicide so far this year in Boyle Heights. The Eastsider
As Virgil Village continues getting busier, a new pedestrian signal is planned right near one of the signature restaurants for the area. The City Council’s latest budget includes $100,000 for a flashing beacon at the intersection of Marathon Street and Virgil Avenue in East Hollywood - near Sqirl restaurant, which has been credited with helping kick start new business in the area. The Eastsider
14th District Councilman Jose Huizar doesn't have to answer questions in one former employee lawsuit just yet - but he does in another. A Superior Court judge said Huizar would not have to face questions in a workplace harassment suit filed by his former aide until the FBI resolves a criminal investigation of his office. But this week, a different judge said Huizar can face questions under oath in a separate lawsuit brought by a different employee, who is alleging discrimination and wrongful termination. L.A. Times & L.A. Times
A second defendant involved in racially-motivated fire bombings in Boyle Heights was sentenced to more than seven years in prison. Edwin "Boogie" Felix, 27, pleaded guilty to four felonies connected to the May 2014 fire bombings that targeted African American residents of the Ramona Gardens public housing project. Felix is one of seven defendants who have pleaded guilty and are now being sentenced during separate hearings. NBC4
A former PETA event space will be bringing relief to a different sort of distressed animal in the near future: Working parents. The Sunset Boulevard building has been leased out to Big and Tiny, a Santa Monica-based firm that is part of a nascent trend by co-working spaces to offer professional workspaces and childcare facilities under the same roof. The Eastsider
Crews are working to complete a $1.74 million retaining wall to help stabilize one of the most troublesome slopes along Sunset Boulevard. The slope between Coronado Terrace and Waterloo Street on the border of Echo Park and Silver Lake has been the site of numerous slides, big and small, over the years. The crumbling slope is the legacy of a flawed public works project completed more than a century ago. The Eastsider
Dodgers execs said they are planning to extend the netting across the stadium in an effort to protect fans from errant balls. This came after a girl was taken to a hospital for tests after being hit in the head by a foul ball. Thirteen-year-old Kaitlyn Salazar suffered a concussion, said KTLA. Last summer, a 79-year-old died a few days after being struck by a foul ball at Dodger Stadium. The L.A. Times said two other teams this season have also announced they will extend the protective netting at their ballparks. The Eastsider
A man has been sentenced to life in prison for the 2001 rape and shooting death of a 13-year-old Whittier girl in Elysian Park. Jorge Palacios, who maintained his innocence during sentencing, was convicted in March 2018 of first-degree murder and kidnapping. A separate jury deadlocked in March 2018 on a murder charge against Palacios' co-defendants Santos Grimaldi, Melvin Sandoval and Rogelio Contreras. Prosecutors plan to retry all three. My News LA
Dodger Stadium will host two nights of fireworks this week when they play the San Diego Padres. In addition to a holiday show on July 4, the ballpark will hold a "McCartney" themed fireworks show on July 5, which we assume is in preparation for a Paul McCartney concert in mid July. What goes good with fireworks? They could start with "Maybe I’m Amazed." MLB
A man who was shot and killed by police earlier this month in Atwater Village was running in the direction of officers with a box cutter when they opened fire, the LAPD said. The man, identified as 59-year-old Jose Antonio de Santiago-Medina, had ignored officers' commands and had earlier threatened two people near the 3800 block of Edenhurst Avenue with the box cutter, according to additional details of the confrontation that took place on the afternoon of June 6. The Eastsider
A street party - complete with music and poetry - was held in Boyle Heights to celebrate the naming of the intersection of East 1st and Chicago streets in honor of Dolores Huerta, the 89-year-old civil rights and labor leader who co-founded the United Farm Workers union. The Eastsider
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11 Guys Told Us What They Honestly Think About BDSM
Do they all secretly want to be Christian Grey?
By Scott Muska
Writer E.L. James just announced she’s coming out with another novel in her saga, called Grey, which will be essentially the same story, except told from Christian Grey’s perspective instead of Anastasia Steele’s.
I assume the book will give some insight into why Christian was all about bondage and submission—though those insights will be fictional and will be coming from the mind of a middle-aged woman.
So I asked some real live guys to anonymously share what they thought about BDSM, if they’d ever had any experience with any BDSM fetishes, and if they were curious about it and/or open to trying it.
“I’d been curious about it for a while, I guess. That’s why I agreed to go see the Fifty Shades of Grey movie with my girlfriend on Valentine’s Day. She didn’t know I was already fine with doing some of that stuff with her if she wanted to, so she thought the movie might get me in the mood to try some of it. We did afterward. It was fine, nothing too amazing, really. But we didn’t get too crazy with it. I think it was light BDSM. Just some rope and handcuffs, stuff like that. No flogging or leather bodysuits or anything.”
“I’ve never done it. The chance hasn’t really come up, but I don’t think I want to try it. I’m a little bit worried I’d like it too much or something, to be honest, because I’ve always been kind of a control freak. Why do you think I work as a project manager?”
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“At first, I was hesitant. I’d been dating a girl for a while, and she wanted to give it a try. It seemed unnecessary to me, but I didn’t want to p*ssy out, so one night we did. We’ve done it a few times since, and we both really like it, but it hasn’t become something we have to do to enjoy one another sexually. More like a special treat that involves handcuffs and a lot of role-play.”
“It seems a little weird to me, to be honest. Both of my parents raised me to be very gentlemanly and a little bit old-fashioned, and I feel like most things that would be defined as BDSM are too out there for me. I guess a lot of people might be drawn to it because they’re sick of all the old-school societal and sexual things, but I don’t think it’d do it for me. But if someone I loved really wanted to try it, I’d be down to discuss it. And I’d probably…I don’t know, dabble?”
“When Fifty Shades of Grey got really popular, I was curious about BDSM. So I found some porn and watched it, but it didn’t do anything for me. I can count on my right hand how many times I’ve watched porn and not masturbated to it, and that was one of those times. It just seems unnecessary. There was nothing about it that really turned me on. I will say, though, that I haven’t ever been with someone long enough to get to the point where we feel like we need to do something to spice things up in the bedroom. I guess when I get to that point, my mind might change.”
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“I’ve done it a lot, so yeah, I like it. I was curious for a while, and I brought it up with a girl I was seeing. She was curious, too, and we decided to buy some toys and give it the old college try. It’s hard to pinpoint what exactly turns me on about it, but it’s probably that it’s a role you’re playing, and it’s an escape. There’s nothing submissive or dominant about our relationship outside of the bedroom, so it’s nice to act like we’re other people every once in a while. I’ve had some serious orgasms doing light BDSM.”
“I’m curious about it in some ways, but not in the way that I’m turned on by it or want to try it. I think there are probably a lot of psychological implications that go with wanting to do BDSM and actually going through with it, to the point that if I did I don’t think I’d be able to enjoy it. I’d probably fixate too much on what it meant in the grand scheme of things.”
“I have never tried it, but I’ll try anything once. That’s especially if I was with someone who wanted it. If it turns her on, I’ll give it a shot and hope that it turns me on, too.”
“Dude, I’m really curious about BDSM. I’ve never done it, but I’d really like to. I feel like it has to be awesome because so many women have gone crazy over [the Fifty Shades of Grey] books. I’ve heard they’re horribly written, so there has to be something to the actual content, right? It’s not like people are reading them because the author is the next coming of James Joyce.”
“The first time I did BDSM, it was with a girl who had done it before and was totally into stuff like that. She owned a sex swing and everything. That first time, I did it just to do it. So I guess you can say I was curious. It’s like how you want to try anal at least once, just to see what all the fuss is about. I’ve done it a few times since, and I like it. I’m not a freak about it or anything. I don’t go to those weird bondage parties, but it’s cool to get out of your sexual comfort zone.”
“I was dating a girl, and we watched the Fifty Shades of Grey movie together one night. I don’t know what some of the things they did in that movie would be like in real life, but I couldn’t take it seriously on the screen. I kept laughing during the sex scene because it all just seemed kind of ridiculous and campy.”
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Google's top searches for 2017: Matt Lauer, Hurricane Irma
DACA, antifa, net neutrality, covfefe make list
By HEATHER KELLY
Posted: 3:05 AM, December 13, 2017 Updated: 12:11 PM, December 13, 2017
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SAN FRANCISCO (CNNMoney) - This year, you wanted to know more about one of the most powerful storms on record, the devastating Hurricane Irma. But you were also curious about Cardi B. and Unicorn Frappuccinos.
Google's annual list of the most popular searches is here, offering a peek into what people are really thinking about. Like 2017 itself, this year's top searches skew a little darker than usual, but are punctuated with some whimsy and positive moments.
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The top trending searches in the U.S. were Irma, Matt Lauer, Tom Petty, the Super Bowl and the Las Vegas shooting.
To determine the most popular trending searches, Google looked at its trillions of queries, filtered out spam and repeats, and identified searches that had the highest uptick in traffic compared with the previous year. It breaks them into categories like news, memes, and recipes (beef stroganoff was a hit).
While "#metoo" didn't show up on the lists, the movement's impact certainly did.
High profile men who have been accused of sexual misconduct were among the most searched for people in the U.S., including Lauer, Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey and Bill O'Reilly.
Lauer topped global searches, as well, and Louis C.K. was one of the most searched for actors.
No Trump
Donald Trump isn't anywhere to be found on Google's lists, but that's because he was just as searched for last year and therefore not "trending."
Politics were everywhere, though. Among the top "What is ...?" searches were DACA, antifa, net neutrality, covfefe and the Paris Climate Agreement. France had the most googled election, followed by Germany and the U.K.
Google also broke out the most searched for protests in the U.S. The top query was the NFL national anthem protests, followed by Charlottesville.
Money was on everyone's mind. People wanted to know what bitcoin is, how to buy it, and the latest bitcoin price. They also asked how to freeze their credit, a common concern after the year's enormous Equifax hack.
There was plenty of joy, too.
The solar eclipse trended in multiple categories. People wanted to know how to make their own slime and how many calories were in Starbucks' Unicorn Frappuccino (410 in a Grande). April the giraffe was the ninth most popular news story in the U.S.
Meghan Markle tops actor searches
Meghan Markle, the American actor who got engaged to Prince Harry, was a popular search topic. In addition to being the second most searched for person and first most searched for actor, she also made an appearance on the celebrity hair list.
To the surprise of no one with a radio, "Despacito" was the most searched for song. The Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee hit was also the most watched music video of the year on YouTube. And like astronaut Scott Kelly, many Google users were looking up Cardi B. and her hit Bodak Yellow.
Intriguingly, the iPhone 8 was more searched for than the iPhone X. Apple's newest devices were the most popular consumer tech searches of the year, followed by the Nintendo Switch and the Samsung Galaxy S8.
The most googled movie was "It," Stephen King's horror classic about a menacing killer clown.
The Netflix show "13 Reasons Why" was a top TV show search in the U.S. and around the world, and sixth most popular overall search globally, likely because of controversy over the show's depiction of teen suicide.
Making up and breaking up
People also turned to Google for help with their love lives.
According to the list of top relationship questions, they wanted to know how to make long distance relationships work, how to change their Facebook status, what it meant to be polyamorous or in an open relationship, and how to know when it's all over.
Google users weren't just worried about their own relationships. The top celebrity breakup search was for Bachelor stars Ben Higgins and Lauren Bushnell.
The most searched for dog breed was the golden retriever.
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WTHR - Armstrong to help "clean up cycling" - 13 WTHR Indianapolis - WTHR
Armstrong to help "clean up cycling"
Armstrong to help "clean up cycling" | 13 WTHR Indianapolis
Mike Orr
Published: Jan 25th, 2013 - 8:42pm (EST)
Updated: Apr 14th, 2016 - 10:36pm (EDT)
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - An attorney for Lance Armstrong told the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency the cyclist will cooperate with efforts to "clean up cycling," though it's the sport's governing body and world anti-doping officials who should take the lead.
In letters sent this week between attorneys for Armstrong and USADA, and obtained by The Associated Press, USADA attorney William Bock requested Armstrong testify under oath by Feb. 6, but the cyclist's attorney, Tim Herman, responds that Armstrong cannot accommodate that schedule.
Last week, Armstrong admitted to taking performance-enhancing drugs to win the Tour de France seven times.
Herman's letter said Armstrong intends to appear before the International Cycling Union's planned "truth and reconciliation" commission.
Herman says the cycling union and the World Anti-Doping Agency should take the lead in cleaning up the sport.
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Pioneers celebrate 125 years of Wyoming
Written by Natasha Wheeler
Douglas – The Wyoming Pioneer Association celebrated 125 years of Statehood at this years’ Wyoming State Fair, Aug. 7-16.
“We had a great turnout,” comments Mary Engebretson, president of the Wyoming Pioneer Association.
This year, the 1926 Pioneer Cabin, both schoolhouses and the Grist Mill were open to the public. Nearly 1,200 people were counted through the cabin.
“This year was the first time most people have seen inside the rebuilt 1880s Grist Mill, and a lot of people didn’t know what it was,” Engebretson notes.
The building looks a bit like a tall outhouse, with an inside staircase to reach the grist stones in the top that grind the grain.
“People would carry wheat or grain in bags up to the top and pour it onto the turning grist stones. The grain was ground, and then it flowed through the mill to be collected at the ground level in a burlap bag or flour sack,” she explains.
“It was very exciting, and this is just the beginning,” she says. “We now have a Memorandum of Understanding with State Parks and Cultural Resources and the Wyoming Department of Agriculture that allows us the flexibility to open, use and showcase the historical buildings, which are the original Pioneer Cabin, two school houses and the Grist Mill, to do a lot more with the old buildings and more in creating the complex.”
One of the new developments in the complex will be a Memorial Park that features a streambed with river rock lining the banks. These stones will be available to be engraved with family names and ranch brands.
Memorial benches will also be created and placed throughout the space.
“We are creating a memorial park that is a real hospitality center. We hope that it will spark interest with people,” she continues.
Inside the Pioneer Museum, brass tags hang as a memorial to friends and relatives, but Engebretson explains that the new memorial park will be more outstanding.
“People can come and see it anytime,” she remarks.
Another recent addition to the site is the Ruthe James Williams Conference Center, which was completed in 2012.
“In the 1960s, they replaced the logs on the little Pioneer Cabin and Museum. To pay for it, they lined the interior with split logs that were sold, and each log has a ranch brand and name wood-burned on it,” Engebretsen says.
The cabin has been the annual meeting place for the Pioneers during the Wyoming State Fair since it was constructed until the Ruthe James Williams Conference Center was completed.
For the new building, the Association held a similar fundraiser. Members of the Association sponsored oak boards, branding them with their family brands.
“Those boards are now hanging in the entryway,” she mentions. “That’s added a lot of personality and charm to the building.”
Engebretson also remarks, “Our new building is in great use.”
Using the space
Kicking off the Wyoming State Fair, the Miss Rodeo Wyoming contestants met in the building, making use of both the indoor and outdoor spaces.
“They were very gracious and love the new facility. They had a great time with a barbecue and other activities out on the patio,” she comments.
The Department of Agriculture also hosted a number of dinners at the building throughout the week and the Wyoming Pioneer Association held their own annual meeting in the building as well.
“We had author Chip Carlson come up from Cheyenne, and he did a presentation on Tom Horn’s conviction,” she mentions.
Carlson has written several books about Tom Horn, a range detective who was convicted and hung for a murder in 1903.
“I think Carlson’s belief is that Horn is innocent, but he left people to make up their own minds. It was really nice,” she says.
The Wyoming Pioneer Association’s meeting also partnered with the Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame, and the groups hosted poetry, music and a silent auction at the museum.
“On Saturday of State Fair, after the Centennial Ranch Program, the Department of Parks invited all of the Centennial Ranch participants and their guests to come to our new building, and we had cake and ice cream to celebrate the 125th birthday of the state of Wyoming,” Engebretsen adds.
Year-round use
The Ruthe James Williams Conference Center is used throughout the rest of the year as well.
“We cater mainly to state agencies, nonprofits and the hospital, plus there are other groups that come in too,” she notes.
Engebretson is also happy to share the association’s “Runnin’ with the Big Boys” statue that was purchased for display at the museum in 2011.
“It was created for us by Jerry Palen,” she explains. “He graciously gave us all the rights to it, and it is the marketing piece we use for the Association and for the Museum now.”
The statue depicts two buck antelope and a jackrabbit racing. The piece is inspired by a story from the artist’s childhood about racing antelope across the prairie, invariably joined in by a jackrabbit.
“That’s why it is called ‘Runnin’ with the Big Boys,’” Engebretson says.
She adds that the statue is significant to the Association, explaining, “We started out with the little cabin, but we feel like we have grown now. We consider ourselves the jackrabbit, and we are running with the big boys.”
Natasha Wheeler is editor of the Wyoming Livestock Roundup and can be contacted at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
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Ramakant Agrawal (Ph.D)
Home > Member > Ramakant Agrawal (Ph.D)
Professor & HOD (HRM)
Dr Ramakant Agrawal did his schooling from Hindu High School, Hazaribag (Jharkhand) in 1977. He graduated in Economics (Hons) from St Columba’s College, Hazaribag in 1983 and completed his Masters in Economics from Ranchi University’s PG Centre, St Columba’s College, Hazaribag in 1985. He secured first class first in Ranchi University. He was awarded UGC’s prestigious Junior Research Fellowship in 1986 to pursue doctoral studies. He completed PhD in Economics in 1992 from Ranchi University.
He joined XISS, Ranchi as Lecturer in 1988 and is currently working as Professor in the Department of Human Resource Management of the Institute.
He has written several research reports on Jharkhand’s Finances for Finance Department of Government of Jharkand. He was made a member of state’s GST Committee and he was recommended by Jharkhand Government’s Finance Department to become a Member of Jharkhand State Planning Board. He was invited by the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Finance Commissions to attend a meeting of Economists of Eastern India in Kolkata.
He, along with Dr Rohit Vishal Kumar, wrote a Report on Evaluation of Jharkhand State Finances for Fourteenth Finance Commission. He has also served as Guest Faculty in XLRI, Jamshedpur from 1999 to 2002. He is well versed in statistical software SPSS.
Location: Phone Ext: 207
Email: rkagrawal@xiss.ac.in
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York man gets prison time for breaking baby's arms, trespassing, high-speed chase
Koran Culver, 24, of York, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault, criminal trespass, fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer, related offenses.
York man gets prison time for breaking baby's arms, trespassing, high-speed chase Koran Culver, 24, of York, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault, criminal trespass, fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer, related offenses. Check out this story on ydr.com: https://www.ydr.com/story/news/crime/2018/04/16/man-heads-prison-child-abuse-trespassing-high-speed-chase-case-york-county/520377002/
Dylan Segelbaum, dsegelbaum@ydr.com Published 4:57 p.m. ET April 16, 2018 | Updated 5:12 p.m. ET April 17, 2018
Koran Culver, 24, of York, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault, criminal trespass, fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer and related offenses.
Koran Culver, 24, of York.(Photo: Submitted)
A man who broke his 5-month-old son's arms, trespassed at a home in York and led police on a high-speed chase on Interstate 83 with two children in the backseat will serve 3 1/2 to eight years in prison.
Koran Culver, 24, of York, pleaded guilty on Friday to aggravated assault, fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer and related offenses. Common Pleas Judge Craig T. Trebilcock sentenced him to serve a consecutive five years on probation, according to court records.
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Here’s a look at the crimes:
• First, on Sept. 17, 2016, Culver broke his baby's arms, York City police said. He put the infant to bed and went to check on him two to three times. A witness overheard the baby "crying loudly."
Culver instructed the witness to not talk to the police but also to tell investigators that the baby fell out of the cradle. A physician at Penn State Hershey Medical Center determined that was physically impossible, police said.
• Next, on Nov. 6, 2016, Culver went to the home of his child’s mother and kicked in the back door. He eventually ran off, police said, after overhearing the woman on the phone with 911.
• Then, on Dec. 10, 2017, the Pennsylvania State Police got into a high-speed pursuit with Culver, in which he spiked his brakes several times and almost hit an oncoming vehicle. Troopers had clocked him going 106 mph.
Later, Culver got out of his car, climbed a fence and ran from police. A woman and two small children were in the backseat.
Culver had smoked marijuana, police said, and troopers found several bags of the drug in his socks.
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Heather Reiner, Culver’s attorney, will be asking the judge to reconsider the sentence. Senior Deputy Prosecutor Renee Franchi declined to be interviewed.
Culver will receive credit for time that he’s spent locked up in York County Prison, according to court records.
Contact Dylan Segelbaum at 717-771-2102.
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Man tried to lure four-year-old girl away from mother in Leeds Primark store
Primark in Trinity Leeds
A man who touched a three-year-old girl in a Primark store in Leeds and returned two days later to try and lure a four-year-old girl away from her mother will be detained indefinitely under the Mental Health Act.
Hamish Hackett, 21, went into Primark at Trinity Leeds shopping centre just before 6pm on July 6 2018 and targeted a three-year-old girl, Leeds Crown Court heard.
Prosecutor, Ismael Uddin said Hackett was spotted on CCTV acting strangely and looking at children.
Mr Uddin said Hackett held out his arm and touched the three-year-old girl on her shoulder before he walked out of the store.
The court heard Hackett returned to the same Primark store two days later just before 1.30pm on July 8 and stood close to a four-year-old girl.
Mr Uddin said Hacket held out his hand to beckon her before the girl said "no, no, no."
Hackett ran away when he saw the girl's mother but was detained by a female security guard in the store.
The court heard Hackett, of Regent Street, Sheepscar, Leeds, was arrested.
Hackett, who has no previous convictions, later admitted two charges of abducting a child.
The court heard Hackett was assessed by two forensic psychiatrists who concluded he suffers from autism and psychosis and posed a danger to the public.
The court was told he had been diagnosed with autism as a child and that his mental health deteriorated after he started drinking when a relationship ended while he was a university student in Leeds.
Mitigating, John Batchelor said: "He is deeply ashamed and embarrassed. He wishes he could turn back time.
"He is trying to get help and he is trying to be a better individual in the future."
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Judge Mushtaq Khokar sentenced Hackett to a hospital order and said he will be detained indefinitely under section three of the Mental Health Act 1983.
Judge Khokar said: "I'm satisfied that you were suffering from a mental disorder, namely autism and a certain form of psychosis."
After the hearing, Detective Inspector Richard Holmes, of Leeds District CID, said: “The very disturbing nature of the first incident involving Hackett caused us really serious concerns.
“We were carrying out extensive enquiries to identify and arrest him when he returned to the store two days later and committed the second offence and was detained by staff.
“We don’t know what his motivation was but people should be reassured that incidents of this type, although thankfully rare, will always attract the highest level of police response and investigation.
“It is important that we recognise the vigilance and public-spirited actions of staff at Primark who alerted police to the first offence and who detained Hackett after he returned to commit the second offence.
“They, along with the other witnesses who supported our investigation, should be suitably proud of themselves for their efforts to help keep people safe.”
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Students graduate from Muskingum University
WNBA Coach Daniel Dean Hughes and local entrepreneur Greg Adams served as speakers
Students graduate from Muskingum University WNBA Coach Daniel Dean Hughes and local entrepreneur Greg Adams served as speakers Check out this story on zanesvilletimesrecorder.com: https://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/story/news/2019/05/17/students-graduate-muskingum-university/3706606002/
Staff Report Published 12:12 p.m. ET May 17, 2019
NEW CONCORD - Graduate and undergraduate students of Muskingum University recently participated in spring commencement ceremonies at the private liberal arts college in New Concord.
Keynote speaker at the undergraduate event was WNBA Coach Danial Dean Hughes. Hughes received an honorary doctorate of humane letters. The 1977 Muskingum graduate won the WNBA Championship in 2018 as coach of the Seattle Storm. He’s been with the league for 19 years and was named Coach of the Year in 2001 and 2007. He’s third all-time in wins and tops in most games coached.
Coach Daniel Dean Hughes addresses the Class of 2019 as the principal speaker for undergraduate commencement ceremonies recently at Muskingum University. (Photo: Submitted)
“Those four years you spent here will continue to resonate in ways you don’t even imagine,” said Hughes. “When you get to a stage of life when you’re reflecting back on it, you’ll understand how moments here have influenced moments in the up and coming.”
Hughes shared his undergraduate experience and provided a top 10 list of advice for the graduates to help coach their lives in the best ways possible including to play to your strengths, actions are greater than words, to embrace the grind and to empower others.
“What I went through in my four years at Muskingum University changed the arc of my life,” Hughes said. “When I was here, it was an incredible experience. Those four years taught me a lot and the people here influenced me.”
Hughes also expressed the importance of building relationships.
“When you get to a more advanced stage of life, you’ll remember the relationships,” he said, “not how much money you made, not even how many wins you had. It’s about the relationships. That’s what resonates when you move through life.”
Kayla Wilkerson spoke as the Class of 2019 representative. She shared congratulations to her classmates and gave thanks to everyone in attendance for being supportive to each graduate.
“To be a graduate of Muskingum is to be part of something that truly makes a difference,” said Wilkerson. “I have not a single doubt of the amount of success I will hear about from all of you.”
Retiring faculty members recognized were Eugene Alesandrini, Joyce Alesandrini, Charles Drubel, Kenneth McCollum, Steven McGuire and Rae White. Retiring staff members Barbara Shank and Susan Fracker were also honored.
Greg Dams addresses students during graduate commencement ceremonies recently at Muskingum University. (Photo: Submitted)
Entrepreneur and civic leader R. Gregory Adams was the speaker for the graduate ceremony. The 1981 Muskingum graduate is co-owner and chief executive officer of Reach Rehab, which uses virtual reality to enhance shoulder rehabilitation. The operation is a subsidiary of Triad Labs, started in 2011 as an entrepreneurial consulting and management company between Adams and Larry Triplett. He also received an honorary doctorate in humane letters.
Adams encouraged students to “boldly engage your passion, your perseverance and people to lead a rich impactful life of service.”
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Ex-Venezuela Oil Boss: PDVSA Is Collapsing
Authored by Tsvetana Paraskova via OilPrice.com,
The man who ran Venezuela’s state oil company PDVSA for a decade after 2004 says that the country’s oil firm is on the cusp of total collapse and expects oil production to drop by 600,000 bpd each year amid lack of investment.
Rafael Ramirez, who has long been a rival of Venezuela’s incumbent leader Nicolas Maduro within Hugo Chavez’s inner circle, told Bloomberg in a phone interview that “PDVSA may fall into an accelerated spiral downward.”
According to OPEC’s secondary sources, Venezuela’s oil production averaged 2.154 million bpd in 2016 and 1.916 million bpd in 2017. In March 2018, its production plunged to 1.488 million bpd.
Ramirez became oil minister in 2002 and then head of PDVSA in 2004. During his ten-year tenure at the company, Venezuela’s production dropped by 10 percent. Since Ramirez left PDVSA, oil production has lost another 30 percent, with the steepest drops occurring over the past two years amid total economic collapse and lack of investment.
At the end of last year, Venezuela said that it would launch a criminal investigation into Ramirez over alleged corruption in a wider graft probe that ended with dozens of oil executives arrested.
Ramirez is currently in a self-imposed exile in a European city.
Some analysts saw the corruption purge at the end of 2017 as politically motivated with Maduro getting rid of opponents and tightening his grip over the oil industry - Venezuela’s only foreign exchange income source. Maduro also named a National Guard major general - Manuel Quevedo - as the new head of PDVSA and the country’s oil ministry. Quevedo’s lack of any oil industry experience further worried analysts that mismanagement would continue and even increase.
The lack of knowledge and experience among the top oil men in Venezuela, together with infighting within the oil circles, has led to PDVSA’s plunging production, Ramirez told Bloomberg.
He also thinks that Venezuela may need to increasingly give control of PDVSA to international companies operating there.
“Under the argument that we destroyed the company, PDVSA will be de facto privatized,” Ramirez told Bloomberg. “It’s being taken out of the control of the Venezuelan state.”
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Crunch Time in DFS 2018
It’s hard to believe that it’s already Week #16 of the NFL season. With just one more week of the regular season before we head into the playoffs, there’s not much time left in the season. However, there is still time left to turn your daily fantasy football play around. If you’ve had a less than stellar season, don’t worry. By looking at value and matchups on FanDuel, we can help you get started in the right direction with our start/sit advice.
This time of the season always sees a jump in the number of people that play DFS games. That can be a good thing for you. By picking the right tournament, you are going to improve your chances of finishing in the money thanks to the generally overall weaker competition. The key is to put together a strong roster before you enter.
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Big Matchups at FanDuel are here. Are you ready to get in on them?
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Our goal is to help you do just that.
Running Backs in the Mix
David Johnson: Johnson has had a decent season, but he’s definitely not playing at the top of his game. Much of this is because of his team, but not all of it. Still, Johnson has shown some strong numbers this season, averaging 14.2 fantasy points per game. He has scored 9 TDs this season and is averaging 60.2 yards per game. With a salary of $7,200, Johnson could be a good fit on a lot of rosters. Before you draft him, it’s important to look at similarly priced RBs. When you do, you will find out that Johnson is not going to be your best choice. Johnson has a decent matchup this weekend against the Los Angeles Rams—who are ranked #21 against the rush. There’s potential from Johnson, he’s just not the best choice in this spot.
Marlon Mack: Mack is a lot cheaper than Johnson at $7,000. He is also averaging 14.2 fantasy points per game with just 8 TDs, but 75.5 yards per game, which is comparable to Johnson. His value is slightly higher than Johnson’s, but not enough to be fully convincing. Where Mack separates himself from Johnson is in the matchup. The Colts will be going against the New York Giants, who are ranked just #28 overall against the rush. Although the Giants are decent against the pass, they are quite weak against the rush. This opens up the door even wider for Mack. When it comes to performance this weekend, Mack has far more potential than Johnson.
RB Start: Mack
RB Sit: Johnson
Wide Receivers are a Good Catch
Julian Edelman: Edelman is a strong mid-tier WR but beware of him this week. Although he’s averaging 13.7 fantasy points per game with a salary of just $7,000, Edelman is in a tough place this weekend. The New England Patriots will be taking on the Buffalo Bills, who are ranked #2 overall defensively, and #1 against the passing game. QB Tom Brady is prone to rely on the pass more heavily than the rush, but he’s also quite flexible. When it comes to playing their division rivals from Buffalo, Brady can be flexible. Either way, Edelman’s stats are likely to drop considerably here. In other spots, Edelman can be a good pick, but not this weekend.
Amari Cooper: Cooper has recorded very similar numbers to Edelman this season. He also has the same price tag for Sunday: $7,000. He has scored 7 TDs so far this season and is averaging 73.4 yards per game, which is very competitive for a mid-tier WR. The most attractive part of Cooper this weekend is not his high value, though. No, it is the matchup that he will see. The Dallas Cowboys are up against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who have a fairly weak defense. When it comes to the passing game, the Bucs are ranked #27 in the NFL. This should help Cooper to have an above average performance this weekend. But, if that’s not enough, looking at what Cooper has done against similar defenses so far this season can be helpful. For example, when Dallas took on the Eagles, who were also ranked #27 defensively at the time of play, Cooper recorded 44.7 fantasy points. This performance should speak volumes about what Cooper is capable of doing this weekend.
WR Start: Cooper
WR Sit: Edelman
Quarterbacks Need to Throw
Jared Goff: Goff and the Los Angeles Rams are in an interesting position this weekend. The Arizona Cardinals are ranked #17 defensively, but this is skewed. When it comes to rush, they have the #30 defense in the NFL, but against the pass they are ranked #5. Unfortunately for Goff, this will naturally drive down his ability to score fantasy points. He will need to rely more heavily on his Running Backs which do not have as much benefit for a QB in a fantasy setting. So far this season, Goff has averaged 305.2 yards per game (which is great) and has 28 total touchdowns. These are impressive, but although he is priced well at $8,000 and has averaged 20.1 fantasy points per game, his value in this setting is much lower than what it appears to be on the surface thanks to the unfavorable matchup.
Deshaun Watson: Watson is in quite the opposite situation as Goff. Priced exactly the same at $8,000, Watson has almost the same fantasy point average at 20.2 per week. He has averaged 256.6 yards per game and has 26 TDs this season, but is in a position where he’s likely to outperform this weekend. While the Philadelphia Eagles have posted strong numbers this season, they have some weaknesses in their defense. The defense is ranked #27 overall in the NFL, and even worse against the pass at #31. The primary argument against Watson is that he has a low yards per game number. Against Philly though, Watson is in a prime place where he will be able to get more passing yards than normal this weekend, and inevitably, this will end up boosting other stats—including touchdowns—along the way.
QB Start: Watson
QB Sit: Goff
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Home - About WITT - News and Events - Fun Workshops Set the Tone
Sun 1 Mar 2015
Fun Workshops Set the Tone
When it comes to the Youth Guarantee Scheme (YGS), little is left to chance by WITT coordinators Joanah Phillips and Vanessa Hensley.
Under the Government-funded scheme students must be aged between 16 and 19 and be studying for a year at levels one to three. In return their fees are paid for by the Government. The purpose of YGS is to provide fees-free tertiary places for eligible domestic students. It’s all about improving the transition from school to work, by providing a wider range of learning opportunities, making better use of the education network, and creating clear pathways from school to work and study.
The initiative create a variety of opportunities for students to achieve a minimum of NCEA level two or equivalent which will help them progression into higher levels of study, training or employment.
That’s all pretty straight forward, but WITT doesn’t do things by half and Joanah and Vanessa have come up with a two-day workshop to help introduce students to tertiary study which was held the week before school started in February.
“It helps transition students to understand the difference between high school, or wherever they’ve come from, into a tertiary environment,’’ says Joanah. “The students accepted under the Youth Guarantee Scheme are new to tertiary education and it is compulsory. ‘’
For the last four years the workshops have been held twice a year, before each intake. The name ‘workshops’’ can be a bit misleading though, as a lot of fun activities are included.
“We do all sorts of things,’’ says Vanessa. “There is a campus tour, they learn about the powhiri, what self-directed learning is all about; they get to know each other, and meet a lot of staff, including their tutors.”
“So when they start on day one they already have connections, and relationships with the staff. Often you see the students who’ve been on the workshop showing the other students around in that first week.’’
Joanah says there’s a lot of fun stuff as well. “There’s a photo challenge which is open to all sorts of interpretations, but perhaps the highlight is on the second afternoon when all of the 70 students and staff are involved in a raft race at Ngamotu Beach.”
This year’s event didn’t disappoint. “It was really big, with more than 100 people down there. Each group is given four tyres, four pieces of bamboo and some flax. The tutors can give advice but they can’t help build it. All the rafts actually floated, and it was a lot of fun!”
Joanah says the students blossom during the two days.
“It’s wonderful to see them change. On the first morning you could hear a pin drop, but by the end of the second day you could see the difference in them- it kick-starts their success. ‘’
“It doesn’t happen by accident though. A lot of research has gone into establishing what activities work the best. “The students get lunch provided for them on both days, and at the end of the beach day we have pizzas brought in so the students and tutors can share some kai together.”
Vanessa says it’s great for the students to see their tutors in such an informal setting. “It makes it very easy for them to have a conversation in a relaxed informal setting and that helps set the tone for the rest of the year.”
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Rude Awakening
English Short Story published on February 27, 2015 by KF
Excerpt: He had taken it head on, on his chest and brought in the best of the world for her. "Baba?" she asked him clutching around his neck.
Family Story – Rude Awakening
Photo credit: taliesin from morguefile.com
“Baba…” She screamed in fright closing shut her eyes bumping on that invisible, transparent wall. The storm was gaining momentum…! The cyclonic destructive roaring storm was closing on her from all sides. Any time the storm would engulf her…! Her knees gave way. She collapsed waiting for her last moment. She didn’t even know how that moment would come…!
She felt a strong hand on her shoulder and jumped up in his protective arms. He picked her up patting on her back. She held on to him locking her arms around his neck.
“Open your eyes…!” he whispered. She shook her head not wanting to see the destruction all around. “Open your eyes… and see the world..!” he again said wrapping his arm around her. She hesitantly opened her eyes to see the butterflies and rainbows all around. She looked around in disbelief. “Baba…!” she hid her face on his shoulder. He turned his back on the rainbow for her to see the beauty. She looked at the world mesmerized over his shoulder. He brought her out to explore….!
“What was that?” she asked bewildered, not finding the smallest trace of the destruction…. He had taken it head on, on his chest and brought in the best of the world for her. “Baba?” she asked him clutching around his neck. He looked at her smiling. He still had his back on the beauty of the world….
“Nothing..!” he said putting her down. She walked out of that invisible protective wall in the beautiful world…!
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“Shuuu…. stop it! Behave yourself…!” reprimanded her mother in that classy restaurent… She ignored and continued playing around… Her father kept a watchful eye on her… her mother tried to hold her hand and make her sit at one place, looking around sheepishly. She was a brat… her mother kept on warning her and the inevitable happened. She toppled the table brinding down everything laid on it…. Her mother yelled in anger… he got up with a jerk and picking her up in his protective arms asked… “Are you hurt?” She looked at the mess around and cried in guilt.
“Its ok!” he said stroking her head, gesturing the staff to clean it up. She looked at his face and he smiled faintly. “I am sorry…!” she was really sorry for what she had done. His assuring gaze said it all.
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“I know… he will come… he will never let me down…!” she was mutterring, pacing away from her group of friends.
“He won’t come now… Come on! Let us plan something else…!” one of her friends pulled her into the group again. “No!” he will come. She looked at the time. It was too late…!
“Its too late… we would miss it anyway…!” her friend said practically laying the board. Her eyes filled with the feeling of let down… and the bell rang. She dashed to open the door… there he was with the movie tickets and a hugh box of her favorite plum cake.
“Baba…!” she hugged him happily and he took her inside. Her birthday party was the best one. She had slept peacefully surrounded by all the gifts, boxes, baloons, toys and stars glittering all around. Away from her room, in his bedroom her mother was mending his wounds … he had had an accident while coming from the office with all her wish list fulfilled.
“I know you can convince her… She can do really well if she takes up this course…!” her mother was trying to convince him. He shook his head solemnly… “No.. I won’t impose my decision on her… Let her decide… though I would like her to take up this line…!” A broad smile appeared on her face. Finally she was allowed to do what she wanted to… Her mother was not happy but she didn’t oppose….! She had decided to work hard, to prove herself and make her Baba a proud father….!
“Baba…!” she looked down not able to bear her father’s gaze. “I want to do it…!” she gathered her courage…! “No way… you are not doing that play… not with the boys… ” Mother ranted. “Look at our social status… what will people say… you are not doing theatre… not in my lifetime… ” Mother went on. She had no words to convince her mother. She had taken part and won many prizes as best actress in her school. But in the college? No way! her mother would never allow her to do theatre. Her conservative family wouldn’t accept…!
“Are you sure, you want to do this?” Father asked finally. “Ye..Yes!” she said looking up.
“Yeah.. She wants to do this… apply that gaudy makeup… dance on the stage… with some strangers… and bring fame to the family…” mother went out of bound in rage. “B..But they are not strangers… they are all my classmates… we are participating in the competition…!” she said weakly, aware that her mother is not going to buy this argument….
“Ok!” father said and her mother’s mouth fell open. “What? Are you allowing her to…wh.. what will others…” her mother gave a pale, shocked look. He nodded. “Yes..! I trust her…! She is not a wayward adolescent…!” She jumped with joy. “Baba.. I promise…I won’t let you down…!” she promised….!
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“Now That is your family and she is your mother…But remember… this house is always yours…!” were his parting words when he gave her hand in her mother in laws hands and her baraat left her house. The two families merged with the weblock and she was showered with the love of two families ….!
With every oncoming rough and hostile storm, she remembered the butterflies and rainbows her father had shown her taking the storm on his chest and protecting her in his arms….! He gave her the strength of withstand the rough patches, the bumpy roads…!
“Life is the series of rude awakening…!” He always quoted Bartram Russel..! He made her tough enough to open her eyes of this rude awakening…..!
“Mother… why are you crying?” her son asked her cupping her face. “Grandfather never showed his sorrows on his face, we never saw him depressed, …!” her son turned her face to show her hospitalized, ailing father. “Look at him, Mumma…! He is still smiling…. with that Nasogastric Ryle tube… as if its tickling him inside…! Look at him mother… !” her son showed his smiling face even in the ICU, in that semi conscious state…!” She looked on… his shrivelled face was still so assuring that a sense of being protected brought a faint smile on her face.
“He would never like it, mother… he always looked at the brighter side, leaving the shadows behind…!” her teenage son brought her to his bed. She couldn’t bear his piecered body with IV needles and tubes…!
“Look at him, Mumma… he is smiling… thinking about some funny incident…!” her son pulled her. She touched his cheeks with tears rolling down her cheeks but her lips smiling…!
“Mumma…. he always smiled… even in his distress… !” her son wiped her tears….
“Bu… but I can’t face the world without his protection…!” she cried silently feeling weak and vulnerable.
“Your protection was his soul, mother… he has already given you and Mamu that protection….! you and your brother… my Mamu have a part of his soul… and me too…! He has given you the legacy…. !” her son held her tightly. She felt the same protective arms of her father… She felt his soul in her son….! His legacy was carried to her son….!
“Yes… !” she wiped her tears with determination… “Why do you think I would cry when he is in me…He is always with me…. Always….!” and she smiled…
The monitor gave a long beep to indicate his last breath….! She still had a smile… his soul had given her the strength to be prepared for that series of rude awakening….!
His freed soul…. must be waiting for another series of rude awakening…. called life…! His lifeless frail face was still smiling….!!
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Read more English Short Story by KF in category Family with tag cyclone | father | Love | Mother | protection | son
savita says
Loved the touching story. Had tears in my eyes remembering the demise of my father. Continue writing.
Smitha says
Wonderful, heart-touching. I was in tears remembering my father…!
Loved your writing style. Keep it up.
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'selected' : '' %>><%- country.name_nl %></option> <% }) %> </select> </div> </div> </div> <div class="row"> <div class="col-xs-12"> <div class="selectContainer"> <select name="region" id="region"> <option value="">streek</option> <% _.each(options.country, function(country) { %> <% if (query.country == country.iso) { %> <% _.each(country.regions, function(region) { %> <option data-country="<%- country.iso %>" value="<%- region.id %>" <%- (query.region == region.id) ? 'selected' : '' %>><%- region.name %></option> <% }) %> <% } %> <% }) %> </select> </div> </div> </div> <div class="row"> <div class="col-xs-12"> <div class="selectContainer"> <select name="price" id="price"> <option value="">Budget</option> <% _.each(options.price, function(price) { %> <option value="<%- price.id %>" <%- (query.price == price.id) ? 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This type of publicity can't hurt
By - The Washington Times - Wednesday, May 31, 2000
Dan Snyder wants you to know he does have a heart, even if it is missing a ventricle or two. To prove his point, he tore up Darrell Green's old contract yesterday and gave him a new, more lucrative one, running through Darrell's 44th birthday. Snyder didn't have to do this, of course, and most owners in these cap-conscious times wouldn't. But he thought it was the best way to acknowledge, in his estimation, "probably the greatest Redskins career in history."
That is, if you don't count Sammy Baugh.
Naturally, Green was more than happy to accept the Golden Parachute. In his 17 seasons in Washington, he said, he has never played the free-agent game, "never been on a plane to go visit another team. A lot of that has to do with Mr. Snyder and the late Jack Kent Cooke. But the main reason is that I've taken an interest in the community. As a Christian, as a man of God, that's what my life is all about."
So now he gets to go on raising money for his youth foundation and to step into some front-office position, no doubt, when his playing days are over. He also gets to shoot for another Super Bowl this year and possibly next. Can't beat that.
This is how it should be in sports. Loyal soldiers should be rewarded at the end of their careers not with money, necessarily, but with proper "burials," if you will. I don't mean to suggest Darrell is used up he ran the 40-yard dash in a team-best 4.24 seconds yesterday but the end is definitely near. That's why the Redskins are thinking of bringing in Deion Sanders and relegating Green to a nickel back role. Nobody, not even Darrell Green, can go on forever.
With the salary cap, though, it has gotten harder for clubs to give players these sendoffs. Art Monk left Washington in a huff, you may recall, because the Redskins wanted to chop his salary in half in '94, his last full season. The same thing has happened to great players all over the league. There just isn't much room for sentiment in team budgets these days.
And Green certainly wasn't looking for any handouts. I know this because, after the San Francisco game last season, some Bay Area writers were talking to him about Jerry Rice possibly having his pay cut by the 49ers. Doesn't the club, they asked him, owe Rice something for his years of meritorious service? Darrell's answer surprised and impressed me.
"No," he said. "Obviously, there are politics and economics involved. But I don't think my team owes me diddly-squat. It was a job, and I did my job well. All they owe me is respect."
Yesterday he got that respect and then some. Snyder made it clear that Green is one of His Guys, not to mention "the highest-integrity Redskin I could ever imagine." Darrell, for his part, sounded like a team infomercial.
"I think it would take a blind, deaf man not to realize that this business, this organization, is going places," he said. "If this company was on the stock market, we'd all be buying stock."
Of course, people were bullish on Snyder Communications once upon a time, too.
Anyway, it was a win-win situation. Darrell Green got a sweet little pre-retirement package, and Dan Snyder got some much-needed positive publicity. After jacking up ticket prices 10-to-36 percent and announcing his plan to charge fans to watch training camp workouts, Dan the Man's act was beginning to wear a little thin. Perhaps you saw the recent column by Sports Illustrated's Paul Zimmerman on the CNN-SI Web site, the one titled, "Why Snyder makes me gag"?
Now Snyder won't come across as hardhearted if the Redskins sign Sanders and shunt Green aside. Darrell has been Taken Care Of. Heck, yesterday he sounded perfectly at peace with the idea of being a backup which wasn't the case a month or so ago. "I'm committed to the team," he said. "If the decision is made for me not to start, then I'm committed to that. If we sign Deion and he enhances our team, I think we've got the best of both worlds."
It will be interesting to see how Snyder deals with Brian Mitchell when the time comes to make a decision on him. Will the Redskins treat him with respect, or will they just leave him out on the curb with the other items to be recycled? Brian isn't going to the Hall of Fame like Darrell, but he has been just as devoted an employee. Was yesterday's testimonial a one-shot deal, or will other end-of-the-line veterans be treated with consideration?
However it turns out, aligning himself with Darrell Green, Mr. Redskin, is a good move on Snyder's part. (Just as bringing the beloved Sonny Jurgensen into the team's inner circle is a good move on Snyder's part.) If I were Dan, I'd be seen with Darrell as much as possible preferably with my arm around him, the two of us grinning broadly. I mean, if Darrell likes Snyder, how bad can the guy be, right?
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Culture Briefs
By - The Washington Times - Monday, January 8, 2001
Socialist paradise
"A female prostitute in Havana is rather descriptively known as a jinetera, or jockey… .
"Officially, there are jobs for all in socialist Cuba. But the average monthly wage is equivalent to $8. To survive, plenty of people are on the make. So depending on his preference, the tourist to Cuba has no trouble at all finding someone to ride his little race horse… .
"Besides kicking out the Yanquis and redressing the island's extremes of wealth and poverty (the wealth is all gone now, and everybody is poor), Fidel Castro's 1959 revolution set out to purify the people's behavior. Cuba would no longer be the 'whorehouse of the Caribbean.' Female prostitutes were offered training as drivers and secretaries; those who demurred got holidays in prison. Homosexual men were spared the retraining programs and sent directly to jail or to forced labor in the sugar cane fields… .
"Cuba's official repression of homosexuals has ended, although other forms of repression remain… . Officially, prostitution has been eliminated, but the wrecked economy forces many people to sell their bodies… .
"Poor Fidel. He tried to rout the Yanquis; 40 years later, the U.S. dollar is the only currency in Cuba with any value… . He made honest women of the hookers, and now every other person you meet is some kind of whore."
Jonathan Lerner, writing on "Whorehouse of the Caribbean," Thursday in Salon at www.salon.com
No love, no more
"There are not many public discussions about love in our culture right now. At best, popular culture is the one domain in which our longing for love is talked about. Movies, music, magazines and books are the place where we turn to hear our yearnings for love expressed.
"Yet, the talk is not the life-affirming discourse of the '60s and '70s, which urged us to believe 'All you need is love.' Nowadays, the most popular messages are those that declare the meaninglessness of love, its irrelevance. A glaring example of this cultural shift was the tremendous popularity of Tina Turner's song with the title boldly declaring, 'What's Love Got to Do with It?' I was saddened and appalled when I interviewed a well-known female rapper at least 20 years my junior who, when asked about love, responded with biting sarcasm, 'Love what's that? I've never had any love in my life.' "
Bell Hooks, from her new book "All About Love"
'Feminist dreams'
"Call it the Monica Lewinsky view of life. [Feminist authors Jennifer] Baumgardner and [Amy] Richards want to revel in their youthful sexual power with the approval and respect of their frowning feminist mothers. But what happens when that sexual power wanes? 'Younger women certainly harbor a fear of being old ladies,' the authors confess. Their solution? 'As young women we have the opportunity and the responsibility to change the rules about who is sexy while we're still young and sexy and have the power to attribute sexiness to women of every age.' What can one say to two young women, now already in their 30s, who remain so sexually ignorant? Fearful of adult responsibility, locked in an extended adolescence, these 'girlie' feminists are a help to no one and a threat only to themselves.
"There is indeed a 'gendered' relationship between sex and power: Young women have a sexual power that men can only dream of… .
"Feminist dreams of sexual sameness in the pursuit of power are doomed to be frustrated by another, subtler gender difference: For women, power is not just power, it is also sexual power. Henry Kissinger famously quipped 'Power is the ultimate aphrodisiac.' But who believes that being appointed secretary of state enhanced Madeleine [K.] Albright's sex appeal? The psychic rewards of power differ for men and women."
Maggie Gallagher, writing on "Three Faces of Eve," in the Jan. 22 issue of National Review
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Rebel strikes threaten cocoa exports
By - The Washington Times - Thursday, January 16, 2003
SAN PEDRO, Ivory Coast Soldiers train their heavy machine guns on the mouth of San Pedro's port, defending the harbor that ships one-fifth of the world's cocoa beans from advancing rebels threatening to overrun it.
Ivory Coast, the world's No. 1 cocoa producer, is midway through the main harvest season and war has closed to less than a morning's drive away.
"There are five times more soldiers here now than before," said Bernard Koumassi, a shipping company representative at the port. "We have an agreement with the army to ensure that we can continue to export the cocoa."
Ivory Coast has been at war for nearly four months, and the fighting is now 60 miles from San Pedro, the country's second-largest port.
With each passing week, the gunfire, helicopter raids, troop movements and military checkpoints that terrorize the population also threaten this nation's most crucial agricultural product a crop used to make much of the world's chocolate.
Forty percent of the world's cocoa comes from Ivory Coast, and half of that passes through San Pedro.
Midway through the harvest, the port bustles with life forklifts scurrying from flatbeds to warehouses to freighters as more ships wait offshore for their turn to dock.
But there's also a palpable tension.
"Everyone wants to send their harvest at the same time, so there's a terrible congestion," said Francis N'Guessan, a supervisor at the port. "We're all afraid that the war is going to ruin everything."
The war began in September, when a rebel group tried to oust President Laurent Gbagbo and seized the northern half of the country. Cocoa prices soared to 17-year highs but settled slightly with an Oct. 17 truce in the north.
Two other rebel factions emerged in late November, capturing towns in the west of the former French colony. The conflict has since spread to the cocoa-rich southwest, with Liberian fighters known for their drug use and indiscriminate violence joining the rebel ranks.
The rebels accuse the southern-based government of fanning ethnic hatred, and they want Mr. Gbagbo to resign. Western rebels have identified San Pedro as a primary objective.
As French authorities, who have more than 2,000 soldiers in Ivory Coast, and West African mediators struggle to resolve the crisis, the war has wreaked havoc on the lives of all involved in the cocoa business.
A countrywide curfew has complicated the customary round-the-clock staffing of the port.
"We used to work all night with no problem," Mr. N'Guessan said. "Now we need armed escorts to do so."
For laborers who get cocoa beans out of dusty burlap sacks and onto conveyor belts that dump into multiton shipping containers, a strenuous and low-wage job has grown terrifying.
"The war has made it very hard to get to work every day," said laborer Bamba Moussa. "At the checkpoints, the soldiers think we're rebels because our families come from the north."
Mr. Moussa, 24, leads a team of eight workers, each of whom can earn nearly $7 a day, he said, if they rip open enough sacks of cocoa to fill 10 of the 2-ton shipping containers.
In the fertile region near San Pedro, farmers are abandoning thousands of acres of cocoa, leaving crops to rot in the fields as they flee the fighting.
On New Year's Day, Anne-Marie Bozoua awoke to the sound of gunfire and exploding grenades in Neka, a village near the Liberian border 70 miles from San Pedro.
"I thought it was our army celebrating the new year," she said from a Red Cross center for displaced people in San Pedro, where she was recovering from a bullet wound in her right arm and a rifle-butt blow to her head.
The insurgents "seized several cocoa trucks and filled three rice sacks with money they stole," Miss Bozoua said. "I saw them slit one man's throat and shoot another in the chest."
Just down the road from the Red Cross center are the walled-off compounds of some of the world's richest cocoa-export companies, where a stubborn public air of calm and normalcy persists.
"I don't know about others, but we have a good stock on hand," said Pierre Ouattara, an operations director for the cocoa branch of Archer Daniels Midland. While conceding that this year's harvest will fall short, he insisted that the cocoa export has "about the same rhythm as usual. We don't sense any panic."
But others tell a different story.
"The cocoa's not coming in at all," said a Lebanese merchant based in San Pedro who would give his name only as Attie.
Rebels seized 12 of his cocoa trucks, he said, and looted his storage facility and held his son hostage for three days.
By this time in years past, he said, he would have bought more than 20,000 tons of cocoa beans.
"This year, I haven't even done 3,000 tons yet," he said. "Our work is completely paralyzed."
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Bruce Flockhart
Bruce Flockhart played for the Warriors in an 'A' game against Edinburgh in 2015, scoring a try in the match at Broadwood, before signing his first professional contract in the summer of 2018.
The back row spent the 2017/18 season with Stade Nicois, before turning out for the Warriors in their 50-17 pre-season victory over Harlequins in August 2018.
He gained his first cap for Scotland under-18 in March 2015, starting at number eight in the age-grade’s game against England at Kingston Park in Newcastle.
He had previously been included in a Scotland under-17 squad, and represented Caledonia at under-16, under-17 and under-18 levels.
Outwith rugby, the Strathallan School pupil won a national silver medal in discus and a bronze medal in shot-putt in 2013.
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Former Clinton Aviation Employees Gather to Reminisce and Honor Founder
By Di Freeze
From front L, clockwise: Jim Carter, former Clinton Aviation employee Ed Mehlin, Charlene and Lou Clinton, former Clinton employees Nick Nichols and Howard Morgan, Laura Nichols, Jay Warner, former Clinton employee Emily Howell Warner, William Bredar, Dor
For one group of people enjoying lunch at the Perfect Landing on June 1, it was a chance to reminisce about the past. What was unique about their reminiscing was that they were remembering events that happened over 35 years ago, right on the spot where the Denver jetCenter-based restaurant now stands.
Although reminiscing was a big part of the lunch, the real purpose for being there was to present Jim Carter, the owner of the Perfect Landing, with a special portrait. They’ve been taken down temporarily while the restaurant is being remodeled, but the pictures that normally grace the walls of this popular place to “refuel” will again soon be displayed. Included will be a picture of aviation pioneer Lou Clinton, taken by good friend and fellow Colorado Aviation Hall of Fame enshrinee Bill Bredar.
After World War II, Lou Clinton decided to go into what others considered a risky business. He and Ray Melberg, both former U.S. Army flight instructors, founded Clinton Aviation in 1944, to sell planes, as well as to train pilots. They started with three war-surplus PT-19s, a Rearwin Sportster and a Beech biplane, which they used for charter work at Stapleton Air Field.
Melberg, a pilot for Continental Airlines, was transferred out of state a year after they began. Grant Robertson came on board as vice president of the company. He zeroed in on the advertising end of the business, while Clinton, as president, focused on marketing.
Due to the shortage of available aircraft, they initially concentrated on getting their flight-training program off the ground. The school, which included courses in mountain flying and aerobatics, would eventually earn acclaim as being one of the best flight schools in the nation. United Airlines pilots trained there. More than 12,000 pilots would graduate from it over the next 30 years.
After becoming Colorado and Wyoming distributors for Cessna, Clinton Aviation set out to fulfill their commitment of selling 175 new aircraft over the next 18 months. The company soon received the first of yearly awards for being among the top 10 Cessna dealers in the U.S.
In later years, Clinton Aviation sold Aerostar, Citabria, Mitsubishi and Learjet aircraft as well. Clinton built the first and largest indoor aviation showroom in the nation. The company also displayed Cessnas in automobile showrooms, shopping centers, and at the National Western Stock Show.
Lou Clinton holds up a picture Bill Bredar took of him in 2001.
Clinton’s staff included Ed Mehlin, sales manager and chief pilot; Nick Nichols, who started as a mechanic and later joined the sales team; and Emily Howell Warner, one of the school’s flight instructors, who went on to become, in 1973, the first woman hired by a U.S. scheduled airline carrier (Frontier Airlines) as a pilot in contemporary times. Those three, as well as Clinton, would all eventually be enshrined in the Colorado Aviation Hall of Fame.
Although Clinton Aviation thrived at Stapleton, he was concerned about major growth and the threat of restrictions being placed on general aviation at the airport. So, when he learned about an airport being built in Arapahoe County, he was interested.
After founding the Denver Tech Center, George Wallace, a pilot and mechanical engineer, began working with a group of people, including Arapahoe County commissioners, to get an airport approved for the county. Construction began in 1967 and Arapahoe County Airport (now Centennial Airport) opened in 1968.
After deciding he wanted to make the move, Clinton drew up a proposal and presented his bid as the airport’s sole FBO. It was accepted over two others.
Clinton had facilities built that included two unique octagonal buildings and one 10-sided building. A spectacular aircraft showroom occupied most of the space on the ground floor of the main building, and housed a flight school. A spiral staircase accessed offices that overlooked the display area. Offering a complete line of services, Clinton Aviation was soon recognized across the nation for its innovative design.
Jim Carter accepts a new addition for his restaurant aviation gallery from Lou Clinton.
Clinton sold his flourishing company in 1974. The new owner, Robert D. Sutherland, didn’t fare as well, and the FBO shut its doors a few years later. The facility came to life again when Larry Ulrich left a 26-year career with Combs-Gates to form and develop an FBO with Terry Combs, in 1979.
After converting the building into an executive terminal, and building four jet-size hangars, Combs and Ulrich sold their FBO to Beechcraft in 1983. Two years later, Beechcraft sold their Salt Lake City and Denver FBOs to Linden and Neal Blue.
The Rocky Mountain JetCenters Network chain of award-winning FBOs now includes Denver jetCenter (East and West), Salt Lake jetCenter, Colorado jetCenter in Colorado Springs, and Fort Collins-Loveland jetCenter.
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Alex Ikonn and his wife Mimi launched Luxyhair.com after they realized how hard it was to find great hair extensions in the marketplace. This hair extensions ecommerce retailer has built their business on the fan audience they’ve attracted through YouTube tutorial videos. They have a serious following, which is exactly what has enabled them to grow their business to seven figures since 2010!
Bezos selected the name Amazon by looking through the dictionary; he settled on "Amazon" because it was a place that was "exotic and different", just as he had envisioned for his Internet enterprise. The Amazon River, he noted, was the biggest river in the world, and he planned to make his store the biggest bookstore in the world.[25] Additionally, a name that began with "A" was preferential due to the probability it would occur at the top of an alphabetized list.[25] Bezos placed a premium on his head start in building a brand and told a reporter, "There's nothing about our model that can't be copied over time. But you know, McDonald's got copied. And it's still built a huge, multibillion-dollar company. A lot of it comes down to the brand name. Brand names are more important online than they are in the physical world."[26]
The first Echo came out in late 2014 as a Prime member exclusive, but in the four short years since, Amazon has developed dozens of different smart home products that revolve around the speaker and voice assistant format. Today, thousands of products integrate with the company’s Alexa platform to make use of its voice search and query capabilities. Just as it once foresaw e-commerce, streaming, and cloud computing as the future of the internet, Amazon saw AI as not just something that could live within the smartphone — as Apple established with Siri and Google with its Assistant — but also in the home.
In 2013, Amazon secured a US$600 million contract with the CIA, which poses a potential conflict of interest involving the Bezos-owned The Washington Post and his newspaper's coverage of the CIA.[200] Kate Martin, director of the Center for National Security Studies, said, "It's a serious potential conflict of interest for a major newspaper like The Washington Post to have a contractual relationship with the government and the most secret part of the government."[201] This was later followed by a US$10 billion contract with the Department of Defence.[155]
Amazon lobbies the United States federal government and state governments on issues such as the enforcement of sales taxes on online sales, transportation safety, privacy and data protection and intellectual property. According to regulatory filings, Amazon.com focuses its lobbying on the United States Congress, the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Reserve. Amazon.com spent roughly $3.5 million, $5 million and $9.5 million on lobbying, in 2013, 2014 and 2015, respectively.[208]
As you come across items you want, click "Add to Cart" to save them. If you're undecided, add it anyway and you can always take it out of the cart later. When you're done, click the "Cart" button at the top of any Amazon page and select "Proceed to Checkout." Your first purchase includes creating an account. When Amazon prompts you to log in, enter your email address, choose "I Am a New Customer" and fill in your personal info. You'll also need to enter a credit card to complete your purchase. If you haven't shopped online before, the prospect of giving out your card number might seem intimidating, but online stores use encryption to prevent hackers from stealing your information. To stay safe on Amazon, just as with any other site, never give out your password, keep up-to-date anti-virus software on your computer and watch your bill for unexpected charges. Some credit card companies also provide one-time use numbers for shopping online -- check your card company's website to see if it offers this feature.
When it comes to TV sales personalities, none are more famous and revered than the late Billy Mays. Mays ran commercials for dozens of different products, but perhaps the most popular of those products was OxiClean, which is an easy to use, non-toxic, and remarkably effective cleaning detergent that can take care of dishes, polish silver, and clean virtually anything else. Billy Mays put his trademark enthusiasm behind the product, and its quality is known worldwide.
According to sources, Amazon did not expect to make a profit for four to five years. This comparatively slow growth caused stockholders to complain that the company was not reaching profitability fast enough to justify their investment or even survive in the long-term. The dot-com bubble burst at the start of the 21st century and destroyed many e-companies in the process, but Amazon survived and moved forward beyond the tech crash to become a huge player in online sales. The company finally turned its first profit in the fourth quarter of 2001: $5 million (i.e., 1¢ per share), on revenues of more than $1 billion. This profit margin, though extremely modest, proved to skeptics that Bezos' unconventional business model could succeed.[40]
Nail your timing. While it can be valuable to be one of the first in line for limited-quantity products, if you’re going to shop online on Black Friday, timing may not actually matter all that much. According to data from deal-finding browser extension Honey, online purchases spike well after sunrise. “On Black Friday, spending peaked at 11 a.m. PST in Los Angeles and at 12 p.m. EST in New York City,” says Kelly Parisi, Vice President of Communications at Honey.
You should never share your debit or credit card password with any Amazon seller unless you are at the checkout page requiring you to enter these details. And besides, the only card password you'll need aren't any passwords you set up online - the three digit pin that can be found on the front or back of the card are those digits you'll need to input for the purchase to be sent out Amazon's door.
Brilliance Audio is an audiobook publisher founded in 1984 by Michael Snodgrass in Grand Haven, Michigan.[93] The company produced its first 8 audio titles in 1985.[93] The company was purchased by Amazon in 2007 for an undisclosed amount.[94][95] At the time of the acquisition, Brilliance was producing 12–15 new titles a month.[95] It operates as an independent company within Amazon.
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Opt for the second-best deal to stay a step ahead of the madness. “A few years ago, my husband needed a new iPad and we decided to brave the Black Friday crowds,” says Slickdeals’ Conway. “We went to two different Target locations, both of which were sold out on the specific product, even though we were there within an hour of the sale start time. We ended up purchasing the iPad at Best Buy, which had it listed for about five dollars more, but had more inventory available. It was still a great deal and easier to access.”
Shelfari was a social cataloging website for books. Shelfari users built virtual bookshelves of the titles which they owned or had read and they could rate, review, tag and discuss their books. Users could also create groups that other members could join, create discussions and talk about books, or other topics. Recommendations could be sent to friends on the site for what books to read. Amazon bought the company in August 2008.[100] Shelfari continued to function as an independent book social network within the Amazon until January 2016, when Amazon announced that it would be merging Shelfari with Goodreads and closing down Shelfari.[102][103]
In addition to strict acceptance to be sold by As Seen On TV Incorporated, Telebrands and other distributers, the most successful products have almost always served to provide a solution to a common problem - and this has inspired inventors worldwide to share their creations and push the industry. The industry leaders have always been smart when it comes to marketing, and have recently started making more of a transition towards ecommerce – using micro websites to push their products, and making good use of affiliate programs. Infomercials now support awareness in addition to creating it.
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Amazon derives many of its sales (around 40% in 2008) from third-party sellers who sell products on Amazon.[129] Associates receive a commission for referring customers to Amazon by placing links to Amazon on their websites if the referral results in a sale. Worldwide, Amazon has "over 900,000 members" in its affiliate programs.[130] In the middle of 2014, the Amazon Affiliate Program is used by 1.2% of all websites and it is the second most popular advertising network after Google Ads.[131] It is frequently used by websites and non-profits to provide a way for supporters to earn them a commission.[132] Amazon reported over 1.3 million sellers sold products through Amazon's websites in 2007. Unlike eBay, Amazon sellers do not have to maintain separate payment accounts; all payments are handled by Amazon.[citation needed]
Go digital. Even though you’re not shopping online, embracing technology can help you save. “Sign up for email alerts from your favorite retailers and follow them on Facebook and Instagram for exclusive offers,” says Freeman. Last year, for example, Walmart promoted hourly manager specials to their Facebook fans, points out Andrea Woroch, a consumer and money saving expert.
Vince Offer is a famous director, comedian, and commercial pitchman who made his name promoting the ShamWow. Using his natural charisma and his ability to add double entendres to his pitches, Vince turned the commercial into a major career move. The ShamWow itself is one of the most successful cleaning products on the market today, and Vince himself has gone on to pitch several other As Seen on TV products.
Our jam-packed As Seen on TV web store is an excellent destination for anyone looking for all-time infomercial classics — Flex Seal, Topsy Turvy, Tac Glasses, Rocky Mountain Tumbler, Power Air Fryer and much more — as well as unique and novel products that you didn’t even know you needed! Some of our most popular items in this category are As Seen on TV car products that make cleaning and driving your car all the more enjoyable. Here you’ll also find personal care items, organizational accessories and extras designed to simplify cooking, cleaning, grilling and general living.
Throughout the store there are features like “Most-Wished-For,” a collection of products that are most added to Amazon.com Wish Lists; “Trending Around NYC,” hot products that NYC-area customers are buying on Amazon.com; “Frequently Bought Together”; and “Amazon Exclusives.” These features, along with customer review cards with quotes from actual customer reviews, make it fun and easy to shop.
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In late 2016, the company launched its first experimental Go store, which replaces cashiers with a computer vision system that automatically detects when you take products off the shelf and checks you out as you leave the store. Go now has two locations in Chicago, three in Seattle, and one that just opened in San Francisco today, with more planned in California and New York City over the course of the next year. Bloomberg reported in September that Amazon may open as many as 3,000 Go locations by 2021, with the goal of competing with stores like CVS and 7-Eleven, as well as fast casual and made-to-go meal establishments. The company is also now experimenting with brick-and-mortar stores that sell only four-star rated products from Amazon.com, starting with a location in New York City.
AWS started way back in 2000 as a way to help other retailers manage e-commerce operations, but it soon expanded into much more when key project members managed to convince Bezos that improving and evolving Amazon’s own infrastructure may hold the key to a new business model. In 2006, the product as we know it today launched into public availability and proved to be a pioneer for the entire cloud computing industry, offering cloud storage, hosting, and a suite of other tools for managing entire digital infrastructures in remote data centers. The division now pulls in roughly $6 billion every quarter and continues to grow at breakneck pace. It earned $17.5 billion in revenue in all of 2017 and regularly outperforms the company’s entire North American retail division in terms of profit.
You can check online if an item is available in an H&M store. Find the item at hm.com and select it. On the product details page, you can simply click the “Find in Store” button, choose your location, and you'll see a list of the H&M stores that have your item. Please keep in mind that our items sell out quickly and the stock level is just an estimate. Online prices may also differ from the prices in stores.
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Depending on which options you choose, using an online marketplace like Amazon can make the fulfillment process easier for new and small businesses. Not only can Amazon interact with customers on your behalf, saving you time while protecting your personal and private information, but it can also handle the entire shipping process, including returns. As a result, owners can concentrate on building their businesses.
Twitch started in 2007 as a 24-hour live stream of co-founder Justin Kan’s life (he coined the term “lifecasting”) called Justin.tv, but it became very clear very quickly that live gaming content was more popular than pretty much anything else. In 2011, Twitch spun off gaming-centric channels as Twitch.tv, and it grew exponentially as online games and the technology to broadcast them live on the internet became more widespread and popular.
In November 2013, Amazon.com announced a partnership with the United States Postal Service to begin delivering orders on Sundays. The service, included in Amazon's standard shipping rates, initiated in metropolitan areas of Los Angeles and New York due to the high-volume and inability to deliver timely, with plans to expand into Dallas, Houston, New Orleans and Phoenix by 2014.[79]
When it comes to last-mile delivery, Amazon has publicly disclosed its work on drones and the Prime Air program to use those unmanned aerial vehicles to drop packages on our doorstep. The project has been in the works since 2013, and it’s hit a few snags as the regulation of US commercial drone operations has been a slow and often painful process for companies trying to get operations off the ground.
Looking for an amazing gift for a birthday or holiday, or perhaps a treat or new gadget for yourself? The As Seen On TV collection from HSN features some of our most incredible items from a wide range of categories. From premium cosmetics and grooming supplies that will have you looking stunning on date night, to handy electronics that will make everyday tasks easier, to gear for both working out and relaxing, there's literally something for everyone in this innovative selection of As Seen On TV products.
Aim for smaller products and travel deals. Some of the best buys on Cyber Monday will surprise you, from apparel to shoes to beauty products, says consumer and money saving expert Woroch. “It’s also a great day to shop for travel deals, specifically airfare sales,” she says. “Apple products and other electronics will be a good deal on this day too.”
If you’re registering as a business, you will be asked to supply your business name, the business’ contact information, your credit card information and tax identification number. You will also be asked to verify your phone number by supplying a 4-digit pin during an automated call or text. The process is generally fast and sellers can begin listing items immediately.
Not only do these sellers enjoy increased favor with customers, but they also receive better placement on product pages and may qualify for Buy Box perks. By ‘winning’ the Buy Box, you will get default sales when a client clicks the “Add to Cart” button for your product. It’s important to note that only professional sellers qualify to be featured merchants.
In June 2017, Amazon announced that it would acquire Whole Foods, a high-end supermarket chain with over 400 stores, for $13.4 billion.[14][41] The acquisition was seen by media experts as a move to strengthen its physical holdings and challenge Walmart's supremacy as a brick and mortar retailer. This sentiment was heightened by the fact that the announcement coincided with Walmart's purchase of men's apparel company Bonobos.[42] On August 23, 2017, Whole Foods shareholders, as well as the Federal Trade Commission, approved the deal.[43][44]
Amazon allows users to submit reviews to the web page of each product. Reviewers must rate the product on a rating scale from one to five stars. Amazon provides a badging option for reviewers which indicate the real name of the reviewer (based on confirmation of a credit card account) or which indicate that the reviewer is one of the top reviewers by popularity. Customers may comment or vote on the reviews, indicating whether they found a review helpful to them. If a review is given enough "helpful" hits, it appears on the front page of the product. In 2010, Amazon was reported as being the largest single source of Internet consumer reviews.[123]
You already know you can save big on Amazon Prime Day 2018, but with these Amazon shopping hacks you can save even more. When you shop through RetailMeNot, you get $10 cash back on orders of $100 (or more) on Amazon. Another excellent way to save every day, not just Prime Day? Download the Honey app, which automatically searches and applies discount codes at check out and gives you points every time you shop online (once you accrue a certain number of points you can cash them in for a gift card).
While Amazon was expanding into streaming video, hardware, and cloud computing, it simultaneously maintained an aggressive push into even faster shipping and all new retail formats. The company started its same-day shipping initiative, Prime Now, in New York City in 2014, and it’s since expanded it to dozens of cities around the world. Around the same time, Amazon began a program called AmazonFresh to stock and ship groceries — including vegetables and refrigerated and freezer products — that it used as a way to stay competitive with traditional big-box retailers like Walmart and Target and Uber-like logistics newcomers like Instacart. The company now sells its own line of meal kits through Fresh to rival ready-to-cook options from companies like Blue Apron and Plated.
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The Echo line and its Alexa assistant are Amazon’s avenues into our physical lives and our digital behaviors. With the data it collects, Amazon is able to better understand how we shop and how we want the devices of the future to listen, respond, and problem solve as if they were other human beings. Amazon has stiff competition in this space, primarily from Apple and Google, but its early investments in smart speakers and AI have helped Amazon overcome its absence in the key consumer markets like mobile, search, and social networks. As a result, Amazon has made early and tangible inroads in developing an ecosystem that customers will find increasingly hard to abandon down the line.
In 2015, Amazon surpassed Walmart as the most valuable retailer in the United States by market capitalization.[11] Amazon is the third most valuable public company in the United States (behind Apple and Microsoft),[12] the largest Internet company by revenue in the world, and after Walmart, the second largest employer in the United States.[13] In 2017, Amazon acquired Whole Foods Market for $13.4 billion, which vastly increased Amazon's presence as a brick-and-mortar retailer.[14] The acquisition was interpreted by some as a direct attempt to challenge Walmart's traditional retail stores.[15]
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As Seen On TV is a generic nameplate for products advertised on television in the United States for direct-response mail-order through a toll-free telephone number. As Seen On TV advertisements, known as infomercials, are usually 30-minute shows or two-minute spots during commercial breaks. These products can range from kitchen, household, automotive, cleaning, health, and beauty products, to exercise and fitness products, books, or to toys and games for children. Typically the packaging for these items includes a standardized red seal in the shape of a CRT television screen with the words "AS SEEN ON TV" in white, an intentional allusion to the logo of TV Guide magazine.[citation needed]
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Amazon’s transformation into the world’s more pervasive retail operation wouldn’t be complete unless the company began a seemingly counterintuitive push from online to offline. Starting with its brick-and-mortar bookstores in 2015 — first in Seattle and now in Chicago and New York City — Amazon established its intent to compete on all fronts with its retail competitors.
On the logistics side, Amazon has for years been building out a network of delivery workers, fulfillment centers, trucks, cargo planes, and freighters to move products from manufacturers to customers at speeds once thought impossible. The company is now facilitating sea freight shipments, leasing Boeing cargo planes, building a $1.5 billion air cargo hub in Kentucky, and expanding its own UPS and FedEx competitor called Shipping with Amazon, or SWA. All of this is an effort to establish a global logistics network that no one company will be able to compete with.
But one of the biggest differences between Cyber Monday and Black Friday remains: the style of shopping, says Vice President of PR and Events at Slickdeals, Regina Conway. “For example, we see more sitewide discounts or category-wide discounts on Cyber Monday, whereas Black Friday will often have very specific products such as electronics and home goods at deep, deep discounts,” she says. “However, more merchants have started advertising specific product deals on Cyber Monday and vice versa, so the holidays are starting to have more crossover.”
When you sign up and get approved for the Amazon.com Rewards Visa Card from Chase (no annual fee!), you'll get $50 off your next purchase instantly. Click here for more details. Collect points and coupons as you shop at Amazon and use them to redeem more Amazon goods! You can also redeem for cash back, gift cards and travel. Get 3% back at Amazon and 1-2% back elsewhere! It's a win!
In May 2018, Amazon threatened the Seattle City Council over an employee head tax proposal that would have funded houselessness services and low-income housing. The tax would have cost Amazon about $800 per employee, or 0.7% of their average salary.[202] In retaliation, Amazon paused construction on a new building, threatened to limit further investment in the city, and funded a repeal campaign. Although originally passed, the measure was soon repealed after an expensive repeal campaign spearheaded by Amazon.[203]
The Amazon sales rank (ASR) provides an indication of the popularity of a product sold on any Amazon locale. It is a relative indicator of popularity that is updated hourly. Effectively, it is a "best sellers list" for the millions of products stocked by Amazon.[134] While the ASR has no direct effect on the sales of a product, it is used by Amazon to determine which products to include in its bestsellers lists.[134] Products that appear in these lists enjoy additional exposure on the Amazon website and this may lead to an increase in sales. In particular, products that experience large jumps (up or down) in their sales ranks may be included within Amazon's lists of "movers and shakers"; such a listing provides additional exposure that might lead to an increase in sales.[135] For competitive reasons, Amazon does not release actual sales figures to the public. However, Amazon has now begun to release point of sale data via the Nielsen BookScan service to verified authors.[136] While the ASR has been the source of much speculation by publishers, manufacturers, and marketers, Amazon itself does not release the details of its sales rank calculation algorithm. Some companies have analyzed Amazon sales data to generate sales estimates based on the ASR,[137] though Amazon states:
Amazon beauty and health coupons can bring instant discounts and free shipping on your favorite skin care, hair care, makeup, and styling tools & accessories right to your front door! Follow this link to grab an Amazon coupon and get up to $20 off your necessities like toothpaste, facial treatments, body care, blow dryers, deodorant, razors, electric toothbrushes, lotion, makeup, and more!
Audible.com is a seller and producer of spoken audio entertainment, information and educational programming on the Internet. Audible sells digital audiobooks, radio and TV programs and audio versions of magazines and newspapers. Through its production arm, Audible Studios, Audible has also become the world's largest producer of downloadable audiobooks. On January 31, 2008, Amazon announced it would buy Audible for about $300 million. The deal closed in March 2008 and Audible became a subsidiary of Amazon.[90]
"Search Inside the Book" is a feature which allows customers to search for keywords in the full text of many books in the catalog.[126][127] The feature started with 120,000 titles (or 33 million pages of text) on October 23, 2003.[128] There are about 300,000 books in the program. Amazon has cooperated with around 130 publishers to allow users to perform these searches.[citation needed]
Although As Seen On TV was founded in the 1980’s by Shark Tank panel member Kevin Harrington, the public domain label is often used to refer to all infomercials that have aired to date – ranging from the familiar Ron Popeil and his line of popular “o-matic” products, to Sir James Dyson and everyone in between. The infomercials all use direct marketing which allows customers to immediately understand the benefits of a product, and provides the seller with an easy way to track results and understand if a campaign will be profitable.
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short and feature film edition 9 - 14 June 2015
World Festival of Animated Film / short and feature film edition 9 - 14 June 2015
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25th Animafest Lifetime Achievement Award Goes to Michel Ocelot!
Michel Ocelot, the great master of French and world animated film is this year’s winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award presented by Animafest Zagreb. The award will be handed to him on 9 June at the official opening of the festival. The Animafest Zagreb Council, which reached the decision on the award, described Michel Ocelot as a ‘poet of animation and an explorer of the medium’ who is ‘not only an inspiration, but also a role model to the new generation of animation artists.’
Michel Ocelot (1943) is a French writer, caricaturist, animator and animation director. A former president of the International Animated Film Association and a winner of the British Film Academy Award and César. At Animafest Zagreb he won the best film award two times: in 1980 for The Three Inventors (Les Trois Inventeurs), his first animated film, and in 2007 for Azur and Asmar (Azur et Asmar).
In 2009 Animafest Zagreb presented his work, comprising films of special atmosphere and aesthetics often achieved by the choice of technique – silhouette animation. At this year’s festival edition, the audience will get a chance to see his more recent titles, supported by Rendez-vous, festival of France in Croatia.
Ocelot is equally skilful in different animation techniques and ‘masterfully combines the artistic, folklore and mythological tradition of Europe and other continents with the imagery and art of the newer period, creating an idiosyncratic blend recognised across the animation world,’ claim the Council members. Many of his works are a magnificent proof of the value of simple poetics and confirm his style as one of the most exceptional world animation styles.
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Jerry Zielinski
Name: Jerry Zielinski
Category: Players
Putnam County High School
Biography: Jerry Zielinski of Putnam County HS was a great shooter in every sense of the term. His senior year, he made 311 of 444 attempts (70% success rate) as he scored 742 points. “Zee” averaged 29.7 ppg that year becoming the all-time scoring leader at the Granville school with a final total of 1,736 points scored. While also averaging 15.8 rpg, Jerry led the Panthers to a 66-8 career record. After graduating from high school in 1968, Jerry attended Northern Illinois University where he became their career scoring leader with 1,402 points scored for a 19.2 ppg average in 73 games played (64 double figure games during that stretch). One of his most impressive performances came against Indiana State in 1972 when he hit on 11 straight attempts. He established many of the Huskie records. Jerry chose a career of teaching, working in the Hinsdale high schools until his retirement in 2005. He has been selected as a member of the Putnam County HS and NIU Halls of Fame.
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Thinking out loud about #NDP2016's "The Legend of Badang"
It's National Day next week, so naturally the government propaganda machines are working at full tilt, drumming up interest in the annual National Day Parade. When I saw some posters at bus stops and other public areas recently, I was surprised to see that this year's parade storyline seems to be focused on Badang, a figure from Malay folklore who was renowned for having extraordinary physical strength.
Okay, maybe not that surprised, now I think about it. In the last decade or so, official government narratives have given more attention to the figure of Sang Nila Utama aka Parameswara aka Sri Tri Buana, the mytho-historical 'founder' of a 14th-century settlement in Singapore. As I mentioned in a talk on Singapore history last night, it's good that pre-colonial, pre-modern history is being more publicly acknowledged than before; on the other hand, it still falls into the orthodox 'great men' approach to history by enshrining yet another king/ruler/founder figure in the narrative.
I guess the parade organisers this year decided they had to look for another indigenous figure to excavate from the past. Badang is an easy choice: he's physically strong, a loyal warrior for his ruler, and doesn't endanger concepts of patriarchal masculinity. There's no Delilah figure or embarrassing episode where he loses his strength, and by various accounts he even seems to have had a peaceful death (no political intrigue, no violent denouements).
But of course, the parade organisers had to tinker with the myth some more, in the official National Day Parade video about the legend of Badang.
First off, let's be clear that this is quite an enjoyable, energetic film – certainly sexier and slicker than most retellings of Malay folklore that I've seen. Which is fine. It's entertainment. I get it.
But the film neatly elides folklore and fact in a way that is, in my opinion, unnecessary and reductive of the richness of myth and the intricate ways in which pre-colonial Singapore culture and history is embedded with that of our neighbouring islands and countries. Not to mention the fact that it completely misses the point of the Singapore Stone.
The video begins with the voice-over narration: "This is the folklore behind the Singapore Stone." It goes on to explain how Badang got his fantastic strength and how he used it to serve his people and his ruler, before the climactic moment of him hurling an impossibly large boulder from the top of a hill. We see the boulder smash into a bazillion small pieces, then we are told (at about 3:20 in) that the rock – and inexplicably, we now see the original, large, unsmashed rock – landed at the mouth of the Singapore River.
Suddenly the film shifts to Singapore today, Marina Bay Sands skyline and all. The voice-over continues: "This rock was blown to pieces by the British in 1843 and a fragment known as the Singapore Stone now sits in the National Museum of Singapore." That is the last spoken line of the film.
I found it disconcerting, the way the story shifts from acknowledged folklore (the film is, after all, called The Legend of Badang) to empirical fact (when the stone was blown up, where the fragment remains) – as if both are equivalent realities. But that is a matter of storytelling finesse that perhaps the parade organisers felt that they could safely ignore. When the mytho-historical figure of Sang Nila Utama is trotted out in textbooks and at national events, it doesn't matter if he existed; the important thing is that Singapore today is real, and to evoke a sense of pride today in some concept of ancient Singapore. In the same way, it doesn't matter if Badang existed and if the stone he threw (if he threw one at all) was what we now know as the Singapore Stone; the important thing is that the Stone is with us (at least a fragment of it).
Source: Yuli Chua
But the story of the Stone, and of Badang, just seems so small in this account. There is no mention that one of the main sources of the story of Badang is the Sejarah Melayu (The Malay Annals) – a text that comes out of the Melakan tradition, and which is thus a shared story of Melaka, Johor and Singapore, among others. Specifically the story of Badang (as translated from the Sejarah Melayu and reprinted in an English magazine in 1822) describes him as living in Saluang in Sumatra when he acquires his strength (not in Singapore, which is what the National Day Parade video states at 0:06).
My point is that Badang is very much a story about a hero of the region, not a man from exclusively Singapore, and this was in keeping with how indigenous people in pre-colonial times (and perhaps, some people today) view their identity and culture as being regional and interconnected, not isolated to one island. From the pragmatic, 21st-century, nation-building, rah-rah-National Day Parade perspective, I understand why the parade organisers have cut Badang down to being a hero of Singapore. But that is a small, small way of looking at Singaporean identity and history, and one that does us a disservice in the long run. It encourages us to see ourselves, often falsely, as a case of Singaporean exceptionalism, rather than as a Singapore that still is, and should still be, intertwined with the region.
As for the Singapore Stone, it appears for less than 10 seconds in the 3 minute, 45 second-long film. We are told that a fragment is at the National Museum, and that's it. We never see a photograph of the actual stone (although there is one on the National Day Parade webpage "Badang and the Singapore Stone"). There is no description of what the stone, empirically, is: an artefact of sandstone, inscribed with a faded, obscured script that has never been conclusively identified, although it bears similarities to other ancient scripts on stones that have been found in the region, from Kedah to Karimun to Kalimantan.
I confess my own bias here: I have a deep love for the unknowability of the Singapore Stone. It is inexplicable to me that we have this magic (and I do not use that word casually) object in our museum, in our midst, and we do not acknowledge it, in everyday discourse, as an emblem, perhaps even a synecdoche, of Singapore history. It is essentially unknowable, a cipher for all time (barring the invention of a time-travel machine to go back and meet the people who inscribed it). It survived at least five centuries (perhaps up to ten), exposed to the ravages of tropical weather, before it encountered men who were more intent on removing it than on understanding it, and then it was desecrated and almost entirely destroyed. Yet one tiny, tantalising fragment is still with us today (a miracle also, given that things are often lost, if only by neglect, when museum collections are transferred from colonial to postcolonial administrations).
It is silent, it is indecipherable, and yet it says so much: about a people who carved words on stone in a time when such things were extremely difficult and painstaking, about a people who had language, and had things to say that were worth carving into the permanence of stone. We do not have the means or wherewithal to access what they said, but that is our burden, not theirs.
Of course, to be in a state of unknowing, or merely to acknowledge that sometimes access to the past is cut off by impatient successor states that have no interest in that past, is not the sort of message that a Singapore National Day Parade would want to deal with. Far eaiser to cherry-pick the useful characteristics of a regional legend – make Badang 'Singaporean', make all his exploits take place here, imply his realness by casually equating the Singapore Stone with Badang's stone – and merge them into an insular new myth, rather than to posit that Singapore could find itself by looking outwards or by embracing uncertainty.
I know, I know – it's just a National Day Parade video. It will be forgotten by the end of the month. I honestly don't remember anything about last year's parade, or the ones before that. It's a spectacle, short-lived but loud and declamatory. It is everything the Singapore Stone is not.
But the parade is still a claim to identity, and a claim to what being Singaporean means, and for all that it has adopted the posture of elevating a figure from Malay folklore (and all that implies in our majority-Chinese society), it really isn't saying anything new or advancing a more open, progressive, hopeful or imaginative vision of Singaporean-ness.
There are many myths and fictions we tell ourselves. I just wish we would start choosing better ones.
At 10/24/2016 4:49 am , Fred said...
Thank you for this. Well thought and well written! Didn't watch NDP or know that a distorting new spin was put on old myths or historical objects. Also recently read your Lighthouse. Thought it was outstanding.
At 10/25/2016 9:23 am , Tym said...
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed both pieces.
At 7/26/2018 4:31 am , Anonymous said...
Stumbled to your blog, enjoy it, echoes what my dad taught me about critical enthusiasm in writing, touch of veracity , touch of whimsy yet uniqueness. Thank you
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Mid-year report
The Dakota Project
Walking the Rail Corridor
The pen matters
One last post for the year
We're not in Iowa anymore, Toto
The seasons, they are a-changing
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Obama to Nominate Elena Kagan to Supreme Court
When the Senate comfirmed Kagan's appointment as Solicitor General in March 2009 by a vote of 61 to 31, it was widely rumored that her name would come up again when a vacancy emerged in the Supreme Court. And so it did when the Obama administration was looking to replace Justice David Souter in June 2009 and so it has now when the administration appears to have settled on nominating Elena Kagan to replace Justice John Paul Stevens.
At her confirmation hearing for Solicitor General, Kagan drew criticism from the Left because of her view that battlefield law could apply to non-traditional battlefields, and therefore her support of unilateral executive authority. Kagan had argued that "'war' is the proper legal framework for analyzing all matters relating to Terrorism, and the Government can therefore indefinitely detain anyone captured on that 'battlefield' (i.e., anywhere in the world without geographical limits) who is accused (but not proven) to be an 'enemy combatant.'” Neo-conservatives, understandably, will be on board with this nomination. (Kagan's views on the unilateral executive are elaborated in “Presidential Administration”, 114 Harv. L. Rev. 2245, 2001.)
The push-back in the weeks to come will likely be as vociferous on the Left as on the Right. Kagan, after all, is being nominated to occupy the most liberal seat on the bench. This is the seat once occupied by Justice Brandeis and Douglas and now being occupied by Justice Stevens. The Left will be more intent on putting Kagan through a Progressive litmus test than Justice Sonia Sotormayor was especially because Kagan is a "stealth candidate." Before becoming Solicitor General, Kagan had never argued a case at trial, much less before the Supreme Court. She has no previous appellate experience so there is no documentary record and predictor of what her jurisprudential philosophy would be. Some Democrats are also queasy about the fact that Kagan, if confirmed, would have to recuse herself from all cases in which she had participated as Solicitor General, which means there would be one less liberal justice in an already conservative-dominated court in such scenarios.
But here is what Kagan has going for her. If confirmed, she would only be the fourth woman to take a seat on the nation's highest bench. At only 50, she would be around a long time. And while she is closer to the conservatives on the bench in her views on presidential war power, she is certainly not socially conservative, as exemplified by her strong stance against the Solomon Amendment, which required a university that received federal funding to cooperate with military recruiters on campus even when the university's equal employment policy conflicted with the military's ban on gays.
President Obama has strategically chosen not to radically alter the balance of Court opinion on neo-conservative issues like presidential war power to which the American public is still somewhat partial in our post 9/11 world, but to focus instead on the more winnable front of the culture wars where a new liberal justice could help initiate palatable inroads toward such issues like legalizing gay marriage. Put another way, Obama hopes to build a Democratic majority in the Court by conceding that the modal American voter stands to the right of the Democratic Party on foreign policy and to the left of the Republican Party on social and domestic issues. Known during her Deanship of Harvard Law School to be a shrewd negotiator and a consensus builder, and with views that would not alienate her from the conservative majority in the Court, Obama is craftily attempting to place a 4th liberal justice on the bench with the credibility and wherewithal to occasionally bring on board a 5th. Kagan would have to use her wits while Justice Stevens could rely on his seniority, but the Obama administration is banking on similar results.
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Transport Logistics Fined for Money Laundering and Bribery
Author: Staff Writer March 28, 2018
AML, Compliance, Fines
The Maryland based company, Transport Logistics International Inc. (TLI), has been fined $2 million by the FCPA for bribing a Russian official in order to gain uranium transportation contracts. The Russian official, Vadim Mikerin, is a former employee of JSC Techsnabexport (TENEX) which is a subsidiary of Russia’s State Atomic Energy Corporation and the sole supplier and exporter of uranium in the Russian Federation.
Mikerin plead guilty to a money laundering conspiracy in 2015 and is serving a 4 year prison sentence for accepting the bribe. However, two other individuals have also been charged in this case; the co-presidents of TLI, Daren Condrey and Mark Lambert, who allegedly paid Mikerin the $2 million bribe. Mikerin, Condrey and other conspirators moved the bribe money from the United States using shell company accounts in banks located in Cyprus, Latvia and Switzerland.
Condrey, who is waiting to be sentenced, has plead guilty to conspiracy to violate the FCPA as well as conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Lambert was charged this past January for one count of conspiracy to violate the FCPA, one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, seven counts of violating the FCPA, two counts of wire fraud and one count of money laundering.
In addition to firing all of the employees that were involved in the bribery and money laundering activities, TLI has been cooperating greatly with the DOJ and, as part of the settlement, TLI has agreed to adopt a compliance program and report on a regular basis to the DOJ.
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Financial and economic commentary reflecting Ativo’s world view:
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The Country In a Funk
POSTED BY Robert Aliber
Mid-September marked the second anniversary of the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, probably the most costly U.S. financial policy error ever. The sharp decline in housing starts that began early in 2007 led to a slowdown of growth. The recession started in January 2008; employment declined by 300,000 in the first nine months of that year—on average 30,000 a month. The Lehman bankruptcy triggered a panic and the most severe economic slowdown in 80 years; employment declined by six million in the last two quarters of 2008 and the first two quarters of 2009—an average of 500,000 a month.
Virtually all of the costs associated with the failure of Lehman could have been avoided if the U.S. Treasury and the Fed had been as bold as they were several days later when they put the credit of the U.S. government behind the IOUs of AIG. In effect the commitment of the U.S. Treasury to stand behind the large financial firms forestalled runs because the creditors received 100 percent deposit insurance. Saving Lehman would have cost the U.S. taxpayers $75 billion plus or minus $25 billion—Lehman’s shareholders would have been wiped out, its management banished to northern Siberia. Not saving Lehman will cost the taxpayers more than $2,500 billion. The U.S. government’s TARP (Troubled Asset Recovery Program) assistance to the banks was like a large vulture fund, and will be one of the most profitable investments that the U.S. government has made since the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. (The use of TARP funds to finance the re-start of GM and the housing market is a separate issue.) TARP provided liquidity when private suppliers were hiding under small stones. And it now appears that the investment of the Fed and the U.S. Treasury in AIG will at least break even.
Growth has been positive for the last four quarters and GDP has returned to the level reached at the end of 2007, but unemployment now is 17 million—and employment is six million less than at the peak.
The country is in a funk.
Q. Why all the angst in the country?
A. There’s a lot of unhappiness and concern that the market system isn’t working—except for the very rich—and that politicians are focused on advancing their careers rather than problem-solving. The Democrats and Republicans in Washington seem in perpetual stalemate. The prospect of fiscal deficits until the end of time indicates a U.S. government that is out of control. The spectacle is that of a rich country with many state and local governments that are broke, even though they were solvent when the country was poorer. The Chinese have all the money and seem to be eating our lunch.
Q. Okay, but are your comments reactions to newspaper headlines or the day-to-day observations about the well-being of American families?
A. Good question. Obviously there is a lot of personal grief among those who are out of work or have lost their homes. But my guess is that if you polled 10,000 randomly chosen individuals from around the country and asked whether they are comfortable in their personal circumstances, 80 percent or more would say yes. But they lack the confidence that their children will be better off, and are disheartened by the posturing in Washington and the nastiness of the political rhetoric.
Q. How well off is the country?
A. Do you believe the data or the press? The recession has been over for more than a year, yet there is a lot of chatter that a depression or a double dip is around the corner. The 2010 growth rate will be in the range of three to four percent.
Q. Anything else?
A. Glad you asked. Two members of the House Ways and Means Committee, including the chair, are under investigation for ethics violations. The House of Representatives is an old boys’ club, and it’s a safe bet that their offenses must have been severe before the members of the ethics committee blew the whistle on their colleagues. A member of the House from Texas awarded some scholarship money from the Black Caucus Foundation to members of her family. The chicanery doesn’t end there. The current governor of New York cadged free tickets from the Yankees and then denied it. And then there is the former governor of Illinois, who was convicted on one of 20-plus charges; three of the last six elected governors in Illinois have been sent to the pokey. And the current Secretary of the Treasury—who oversees the Internal Revenue Service—had some problems about 10 years ago because he failed to report all of his income when he worked for the International Monetary Fund.
Q. Can we get back to the economic issues?
A. About once a month the Obama administration seems to say, “We will have a new program to reduce unemployment.” The administration is long on rhetoric, and short, very short, on execution. The president said we will double exports in five years. Great—what has the administration done to promote exports? The promises that were made at the time of President Obama’s stimulus program about its impacts on reducing unemployment haven’t been kept. There’s a lot of uncertainty in the economy about the health insurance bill, taxes, and regulation. President Obama knows that the private sector—the business sector—creates jobs, and yet a lot his statements about the banks and the insurance companies dump on these firms. BP deserved to be spanked hard for the damage caused by the oil spill, but the company’s $20 billion commitment was a Chicago-style shakedown.
Q. Sounds like a chip on your shoulder?
A. You’re right. A lot of resentment about the rich pensions of public-sector employees—retire at age 55 after 30 years of work, collect a full pension, and move to a second career. And public-sector employees game the retirement system by taking a lot of vacation pay, sick leave, and overtime in their last year or two, to bulk up their last year’s total income and hence their pension. Public-sector employees are “monopolists” unless one wishes to move across town lines or state lines or to Brazil. The charter school movement is all about circumventing the teachers union and their protection of the tenure of incompetent teachers. The public sector accounts for a bit less than 20 percent of the labor force, but it has probably accounted for less than one percent of the increase in unemployment (after an adjustment for the temporary employees hired for the 2010 census).
Q. Is that all?
A. No, there is a more, a lot more. The rich seem to be getting richer; there is a new class of super-rich, with annual incomes that exceed $10 million. See the homes advertised in the Friday editions of the Wall Street Journal for $20 million and $30 million. I was at the airport on a Saturday in August. Chris—the lineman—was frazzled. When I asked Chris what the problem was, he responded, “Too many jets on the ramp at one time.” Why? “People taking their kids to camp.” In this new world, the cost of getting a few of the young to camp is three, four, or five times the cost of a month at camp. A lot of unhappiness about the bailout of the bankers.
Q. Sounds like the proverbial ball of wax, excuse the mixed metaphor. Can you disentangle the issues?
A. Okay, first it is important to identify why this economic recovery differs from those during previous recessions—and hence why the comparisons with the earlier recoveries are misbegotten. And then the relationship between the U.S. trade deficit and the U.S. output gap is examined, followed by the relationship between the U.S. trade deficit and the U.S. fiscal deficit. A comment on the quality of leadership at the Federal Reserve. Some observations on the China bubble, and some concluding comments on investing the $10 million lottery prize.
Q. This letter looks exceptionally long—how about a preview?
A. Great idea. Happy to oblige. America faces a “trinity” of macro problems: a large output gap and an unemployment rate that is too high by five percentage points, a U.S. trade deficit that is too large because U.S. net international indebtedness has been increasing relative to U.S. GDP, and a U.S. fiscal deficit that is much too large. The output gap could be reduced if U.S. government spending increases or if taxes are reduced, but the U.S. fiscal deficit would then increase and the U.S. trade deficit probably would increase, or the U.S. fiscal deficit could be reduced to a sustainable level but then the output gap and the unemployment rate would increase. The output gap and the unemployment rate can be reduced and the fiscal deficit reduced to a sustainable value ONLY if there is a significant reduction in the U.S. trade deficit—and that can occur only if the U.S. trade imbalance with China declines sharply.
The source of the problem is the unique U.S. position in a dysfunctional international financial arrangement. Every foreign country can manage the value of its currency to achieve the trade surplus or trade deficit that it wants—that it believes will enhance its own economic welfare. Since the sum of the trade deficits and the sum of the trade surpluses must approximate each other, the U.S. trade balance changes to ensure that there is global consistency; if foreign countries as a group want trade deficits, the United States develops the counterpart trade surplus. Conversely, for the last 30 years the United States has had a trade deficit because other countries as a group want trade surpluses. The U.S. trade deficit now is larger than the combined deficits of the next 10 countries with relatively large deficits. The Asian countries want low values for their currencies so they can grow their exports of manufactured goods, and as a result they have large trade surpluses, both absolutely and as a ratio of their GDPs. For example, China and Hong Kong together have a surplus of $298 billion (4.3% of their GDPs), Japan $177 billion (3.6%), Taiwan $40 billion (8.3%), Singapore $34 billion (12.6%), South Korea $33 billion (3.5%), and Malaysia $32 billion (13.0%). The arithmetic is that the U.S. trade deficit is not going to decline significantly unless China, Japan, et al. accept reductions in their trade surpluses. And the United States cannot reduce both its output gap and the fiscal deficit as long as the U.S trade deficit is $500 billion. The U.S. policy problem is to secure an adjustment in these global imbalances without appearing protectionist.
ECONOMIC RECOVERY AND UNEMPLOYMENT
Q. How well is the U.S. economy doing?
A. The traditional approach is to compare the pace of this recovery with those after recessions in the previous 50 years, which leads to the conclusion that the recovery is faltering. Spending is increasing by three to four percent a year, although the second-quarter growth rate was clobbered by a modest increase in imports relative to exports that was then annualized, and reduced the growth rate by 1.5 percent. Still, the recovery has been less robust than I had suggested three and six months ago because I had underestimated the extent to which previous recoveries had depended on increases in housing starts.
The competing approach is to assess the recovery in terms of the steepness and the depth of the hole that the U.S. economy developed following the Lehman panic and crash in mid-September 2008. Previous recessions generally resulted when the Federal Reserve raised interest rates and curtailed the growth of credit in an effort to restrain inflationary pressures—six or nine months later the Fed eased after the inflationary pressures had been contained. There were three exceptional features of the 2008 recession. One was the massive oversupply of housing, maybe 2.5 million units; the second was the sharp reduction in housing and personal wealth as home prices and stock prices plummeted; and the third was the de-capitalization of many large financial institutions. Most of the investment banks—Bear Stearns, Merrill Lynch, Lehman—failed, and Morgan Stanley survived only after a large capital injection from Mitsubishi. Wachovia Bank failed. Bank of America and Citicorp needed government financial assistance. GM and Chrysler went bankrupt. AIG, the largest insurance company in the world, had to be bailed out by the U.S. government. Several hundred relatively small banks failed.
The good news is that one million more people are at work than were a year ago. Auto sales are up, even though August sales seemed sluggish in comparison with those of a year ago, which were exceptionally large because of the “cash for clunkers” program. Home prices appear to have stabilized in most markets or are increasing, despite the large sales of properties that were taken over by banks. Corporate earnings are up. Airplanes are full—and airlines are hiring pilots.
The recoveries from previous recessions were led by increases in housing starts as developers responded to the decline in interest rates. In contrast, the recession that began in 2008 was a response to the decline in housing starts as both developers and lenders adjusted to the massive oversupply. The conventional assumption is that the demographic demand is 1.5 million units a year, which includes purchases of first homes by newly formed families and purchases of second homes and the replacement of the 300,000 units that have been lost to fire, floods, widening of highways and expansion of school playgrounds. During the bubble years between 2002 and 2006, housing starts exceeded the demographic demand by an average of 500,000 units a year, and the excess supply increased to 2.5 million units, which were owned by speculators and developers. House prices peaked at the end of 2006. Housing starts have been in the range of 700,000 to 800,000 units a year in the last several years.
The estimate for demographic demand is long-run averages; actual demand varies from one year to the next depending on labor market tightness, interest rates, and whether the mood of the country is upbeat or downbeat. (The intuition is that because the replacement of the 300,000 units lost to attrition is relatively constant, the cyclical variation in demand around the long-run trend is much greater.) The housing starts are a measured number, although completions lag starts, especially in a down market—some large condominium projects in Las Vegas and Snowmass/Aspen have been mothballed because the developers tanked. If the excess supply peaked at 2.5 million in mid-2007, then most of the excess supply has been worked off, and it’s a safe bet that most of the remaining excess supply is in Florida, Nevada, Arizona, and parts of California. A New York Times story indicates that there are 300,000 unoccupied units in Florida. The rental rate of return has increased sharply with the 30 percent decline in house prices. Mortgage interest rates are exceptionally low. (We refinanced three months ago, a 15-year conforming loan at 4.375 percent, and we will refinance in the next week or two at 3.75 percent. The annual interest savings will be $625 per $100,000 of mortgage. The one-time refinancing costs will absorb the first year’s saving from the lower interest rate. The present value of the savings for the subsequent 14 years is $12,000.)
Sometime in the future—perhaps the very near future—housing starts will increase. Each increase in housing starts of 100,000 will lead to an increase in the growth rate of 0.20 percent. An increase in starts means more demand for refrigerators, landscaping, window treatments, insurance, the whole smear.
The press harps on the 14 million people who are unemployed. In the best of times, the unemployment rate is five percent, so the excess unemployment is seven million. Moreover, there is continuous churning in the labor market; each month more than two million people find new jobs—but about two million plus or minus lose jobs. When the economy is at full employment, two million people lose their jobs each month, remain unemployed for 12 or 13 weeks, and then find work again.
Because of the churning in the labor market, a 10 percent unemployment rate means that, on average, each individual is without work for 25 weeks. But it’s not that straightforward—there are two to three million people who are in the wrong neighborhoods with the wrong set of job skills. The incomes of many of these people will decline when they find new jobs, so they will not look for work until their unemployment compensation is exhausted. (Their marginal tax rate when they again are employed is high. Assume that someone had been earning $750 a week before losing a job and that the weekly unemployment compensation payment is $300. If this person finds work again at $600 a week, the incremental income is $300, which works out to the minimum wage, $7.50 an hour before taxes. The “marginal income tax rate” for returning to work is 50 percent—as long as unemployment checks continue, the incentive to return to work is small.)
Q. What about the chatter that the U.S. economy is in another depression?
A. The polite response is that this view is mistaken, and the less polite one is that it is stupid. The downturn in the U.S. economy in the early 1930s lasted 17 quarters; the downturn that began in 2008 lasted six quarters. The excess unemployment rate is five percent now; it was 20 percent during the Great Depression. The U.S. price level declined by 35 percent in the first several years of the 1930s, while today the U.S. inflation rate is about one percent. Corporate profits were negative in the early 1930s, whereas corporate profits now are seven percent of GDP—exceptionally high. And the likelihood of a double dip is very small.
Q. Has the Obama administration’s stimulus program been successful?
A. Yes, an unequivocal yes. The federal government wrote hundreds of billions of dollars of checks. Each of those checks increased the income of the recipients. To suggest that the program didn’t work implies that the individuals who received the money saved 50, 60, or 70 percent of the increase in their incomes—and that seems highly unlikely. The individuals who were working on highway improvements funded by the American Stimulus Act spent most of their incomes. The schoolteachers who were not laid off spent most of their incomes. Yes, the household savings rate increased, but this increase was the traditional response to the decline in personal wealth following the collapse of real estate prices and stock prices. Hence the spending financed by the stimulus prevented an increase in the unemployment rate of 1.5 percentage points.
Q. Could you expand on the income and spending cycle?
A. Most people spend 90 or 95 percent of their incomes—and a lot spend every dollar they receive. Every time they spend, they provide income to the sellers and the employees of the sellers.
Q. Okay, but why aren’t we at full employment if most of the population spends most of its income?
A. There are three major leakages in the income-spending circle. One leakage is the U.S. trade deficit of $500 billion; Americans spend more on foreign goods than foreigners spend on American goods. The second leakage—perhaps $200 billion—is in the business sector—profits are high relative to new investment spending because firms are reluctant to spend. The third leakage—probably $600 billion—is household saving; personal wealth declined massively with the fall in house prices, and many millions of families are hanging on to their money in an effort to rebuild their wealth. (Remember that the U.S. household savings rate declined as the trade deficit increased. That was not an accident or a coincidence—the increase in the U.S. trade deficit resulted from an increase in the foreign demand for U.S. dollar securities, which contributed significantly to the bubble in U.S. real estate.)
Q. What is the counterpart of the $1.3 trillion noted in the previous response, which is the sum of the savings of the foreign, business, and household sectors?
A. The iron law of double-entry bookkeeping is that for every surplus there must be a corresponding deficit. If households increase their saving, the fiscal deficit will increase as spending declines, and as income and tax revenues decline. Hence it isn’t a coincidence that the U.S. fiscal deficit is $1.2 trillion—the fiscal balance of the U.S. government has adjusted to absorb all of that saving.
Q. Why is it that the U.S. economy grew at a respectable rate between 2002 and 2007, despite the large flow of foreign saving to the United States
A. Yes, but remember that household saving declined sharply from 2004 to 2007 in response to the surge in home prices and household wealth, and Americans went on a consumption binge. Now they are rebuilding their financial wealth in response to the decline in home prices—the mirror of the consumption binge.
Q. The press says that Americans are borrowing from the Chinese. Is that correct?
A. Yes and no. Yes, there is a flow of money from China to the United States. But the initiative for that flow is entirely on the part of the Chinese. The more accurate statement is that the Chinese are forcing their money on Americans. And—more on this later—Americans would be better off if there were a steady reduction in Chinese purchases of U.S. dollar securities.
Q. But how can the United States reduce and close the output gap?
A. Closing the output gap requires a massive increase in spending; if the output gap is $1.3 trillion, then spending must increase by $1.3 trillion. Part of this increase will be primary spending, and the rest will be induced by this increase in primary spending.
Q. What must happen if there is to be a significant decline in U.S. unemployment?
A. One of the four major sectors must increase its spending—that is, reduce its saving relative to its income. Households want to rebuild their wealth and are likely to increase the fraction of their incomes that they save. Still the surge in the household saving rate is past—the rate may continue to increase, but much less rapidly. Business firms must spend more of their profits—but they don’t want to invest more because they are not confident that these new investments will be profitable until the growth rate picks up; then they will invest more. The U.S. government must spend more—but most of the public believe that the fiscal deficit already is too large. If the U.S. government reduces its spending relative to its income, then the output gap will increase unless there is a reduction in saving by one of the other sectors.
Q. And which sector is most likely to increase its spending?
A. Households might increase their spending, but they are confused because they are being told to save more and to spend more. The business sector could increase its spending, but its spending tends to piggy-back on household spending. The government sector could increase its spending because it seemingly has unlimited credit, but political factors point to smaller fiscal deficits. Which leaves the foreign sector—and the focus is on the large trade imbalance with China.
THE U.S. TRADE DEFICIT AND THE U.S. OUTPUT GAP
Q. What would be the impact of a reduction in the U.S. trade deficit on the U.S. output gap?
A. Most of the reduction in the U.S. trade deficit would represent an increase in exports of manufactures relative to imports of manufactures (or a reduction of imports of manufactures relative to exports of manufactures). Assume initially that the value added per worker in U.S. manufacturing is $100,000; then each reduction of the U.S trade deficit by $1 million means 10 more manufacturing jobs. A reduction in the U.S. trade deficit of $1 billion means an increase of 10,000 jobs—and a $100 billion reduction means one million more manufacturing jobs. A reduction in the U.S. trade deficit of $400 billion would be associated with an increase in domestic employment of four million.
Wait, there’s more. Value added per worker in manufacturing is $80,000 rather than $100,000, so the metric is that each reduction in the U.S. trade deficit of $1 million leads to 12.5 more jobs. Hence the reduction in the trade deficit of $400 billion would mean five million more jobs. Moreover, these newly employed workers will increase their spending on domestic goods and services as well as on imports, and there will be a further increase in domestic employment (this is the secondary effect noted earlier). If the multiplier is two, then the reduction in the trade deficit of $400 billion would be associated with an increase in U.S. GDP of $800 billion. Moreover, there currently is not enough excess capacity in the U.S. manufacturing industry to increase production by $400 billion, so there would be a significant increase in business investment to increase capacity. It’s hard to estimate this impact, but the increase in spending could easily be $200 billion, and again there would be a secondary impact. The increase in spending of $1,000 billion reduces the output gap to $300 billion, say to two percent of GDP—the unemployment rate would decline significantly.
Q. Okay, so why doesn’t the Obama administration do something to reduce the trade deficit?
A. The Obama administration, like the Bush administration, has been leaning on China to allow its currency to appreciate in the belief that the trade surplus would decline as the currency appreciates. Earlier I have written that both the Bush administration and the Obama administration have confused “targets” and “instruments”; the target for U.S. policy should be a significant reduction in China’s trade surplus with the United States, and the increase in the value of the Chinese yuan is one—but only one—of the instruments that might achieve this target. A reduction in Chinese import barriers is another instrument. An increase in the value of the yuan by 10 or 20 percent will have only a modest impact in reducing the large trade imbalance; the Chinese export firms will sweat costs to maintain their market share.
The basic problem is the “design” of the international monetary arrangements. The International Monetary Fund was established to reduce the prevalence of “beggar-thy-neighbor” policies, but the Fund has lost its way—many of its members are “free riders” and manage their currencies to increase the numbers employed in manufacturing exports. Few Asian countries allow market forces to determine the market value of their currencies; most maintain low values for their currencies. The U.S. trade balance is the “stub entry” and changes to take on the value necessary to ensure global consistency for all trade balances as a group. If the sum of the intended trade surpluses that China, Japan, Norway, et al. want is larger than the sum of the trade deficits that other countries as a group can finance, the invisible hands go to work to ensure that the U.S. trade deficit increases.
THE U.S. FISCAL DEFICIT AND THE U.S. TRADE DEFICIT
Q. How severe is the U.S. fiscal problem?
A. Which of the four U.S. fiscal problems are you concerned about? The immediate problem is whether to continue with the Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003, or to allow some or all tax rates to return to their 2000 level. The next problem is to start on the path to a satisfactory budget balance over the next four years, which leads to the third problem of determining the appropriate fiscal balance when the U.S. economy is fully employed. And the fourth problem is to design a more efficient tax system.
Q. How much of the surge in the U.S. fiscal deficit since 2006 can be attributed to shortfall of revenues and how much to the increase in spending due to the stimulus and other government programs?
A. At the beginning of 2007 the U.S. economy was at full employment; fiscal revenues were $2.6 trillion, expenditures were $2.7 trillion—leaving a deficit of $162 billion, or slightly more than one percent of GDP. (If we agree that the U.S. government should have a modest surplus when at full employment, then revenues should have been higher relative to expenditures by two percent of GDP—say, $300 billion.) Revenues now are $2,100 billion, a decline of $450 billion from the 2007 baseline. Expenditures are $3,500 billion, $770 billion higher than the baseline. The U.S. fiscal deficit is $1,400 billion. Assume that the U.S. output gap of $1,300 billion disappears and that the marginal tax rate is 25 percent. Then U.S. fiscal revenues would increase by $325 billion. Government payments for unemployment compensation would decline and the stimulus program would have ended—assume another $300 billion reduction in spending. The return to the tax rates of 2001 would reduce the fiscal deficit by $220 billion. The U.S. fiscal deficit when the economy is at full employment would be $535 billion, or nearly four percent of full employment GDP. There has been massive expenditure creep.
Q. How did we get into this mess?
A. A flip answer is that the Republicans like to cut taxes and the Democrats like to increase expenditures. The Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 were based on a view—a mistaken view—that there was a large budget surplus that reflected the fact that taxes were too high relative to expenditures. The strategy was to cut taxes quickly before the Democrats increased expenditures. The budget surplus of the last several years of the Clinton administration resulted from a surge in revenues due to the bubble in the stock market, which led to an increase in revenues of about 1.5 percent of U.S. GDP. The Bush tax cuts amounted to about two percent of U.S. GDP. The Obama administration’s 2009 stimulus program contained a tax reduction of $50 billion.
Q. Okay, what about the immediate problem?
A. Everyone acknowledges that the U.S. fiscal deficit is humongous and most agree the expenditures have surged—which means that government expenditures are too high as a share of U.S. GDP. One approach is to hold expenditures constant in nominal terms, and increase tax rates slowly and steadily to the 2000 level. For example, each of the marginal tax rates could be increased by one percentage point a year for each of the next four years; the top rate in 2011 would be 36 percent and the top rate in 2012 would be 37 percent, etc., until there is a return to 2000 rates.
Q. What about President Obama’s statements that he won’t tax the middle class?
A. Demagoguery. Look, I am all for raising taxes on the wealthy and super-wealthy, but the rich and superrich don’t have enough taxable income to make a significant dent in the fiscal deficit. Taxes on the middle class must be raised.
Q. But wouldn’t increases in tax rates delay the recovery?
A. The U.S. economy has been in a recovery mode for 15 months, and the recovery is likely to pick up momentum. Eventually tax rates must be increased. The gradual approach to increasing tax rates by one percentage point a year is much less disruptive than any of the other proposals.
Q. What should be the “target” for the U.S. fiscal balance?
A. Good question. The U.S. Treasury should have a fiscal surplus of one percent of U.S. GDP—say, $150 billion—when the U.S. economy is at full employment. The rationale is that a small surplus when the economy is buoyant will reduce the indebtedness, and then the country can have larger deficits when the economy is in recession or sluggish.
Q. What do you mean by the most efficient U.S. tax system?
A. Consider how the U.S. tax system has evolved. No one in Washington sat down and said, “What is an efficient tax system?” Rather, the politicians say, “We need more money. Where can it come from at the smallest political cost?” Tax systems evolve incrementally over generations—custom duties, estate taxes, sales taxes, personal income taxes, corporate income taxes, user fees, etc. An efficient tax system is one that raises the desired revenues with minimal distortions in the way people behave and with the lowest collection costs.
Q. How efficient is the U.S. tax system?
A. Consider a few of the distortions. The corporate income tax is a sales tax in drag, one that penalizes the most efficient firms. The differences in tax rates by source of incomes are a distortion; why should dividends be taxed at one rate and capital gains at another? Why should the deductibility of some payments depend on the level of income?
THE LIVING STANDARDS OF OUR CHILDREN
Q. What is likely to happen to the American standard of living in the next 10 to 25 years?
A. The key determinant of changes in the standard of living in the long run is productivity, which has averaged –about 1.5 percent a year. That means that the standard of living doubles every 48 years.
Q. What will be the impact of a reduction and elimination of the U.S. trade deficit on the U.S. standard of living?
A. True, the trade deficit reflects that Americans as a group are consuming more than
they are producing. But the U.S. trade deficit is about one-third of the U.S. output gap. The increase in the U.S. standard of living from closing the output gap would be several times larger than the decrease from the reduction of the trade surplus. Because of the output gap, seven million Americans are consuming but not producing.
Q. What would be the impact of reducing the fiscal deficit on the U.S. standard of living?
A. The supply of resources available to Americans is unchanged, so the standard of living for Americans as a group would be unaffected.
Q. What does this mean?
A. No reason to despair. Living standards for the next several generations of Americans will increase in response to productivity—resulting in a larger GDP with the same number of man hours. Consider that most amazing aspect of the financial revolution, the ATM machine—a marvelous substitution of dumb machines for tellers. E-mail is remarkable, as is the World Wide Web. But even if annual productivity remains unchanged, standards of living for the population as a whole will increase less rapidly because the number of retired individuals will increase relative to the number in the active labor force.
THE SCORECARD ON FEDERAL RESERVE MANAGEMENT
Q. What is your view on the Federal Reserve?
A. Great question. Remember that the Fed was established to enhance financial stability. Then its mandate was expanded to include price-level stability and high employment. Let’s grade each chair of the Fed on the basis of how well the economy performed under his leadership.
• Arthur Burns earns an F-..The inflation rate surged under his leadership because he began to manage the growth of the money supply in the summer of 1971 to enhance the election prospects of Richard Nixon in 1972.
• Inflation accelerated after William Miller became chair in 1977; nevertheless, charity suggests he merits a low C or a high D because he was unsuited for the task of managing a central bank.
• Paul Volcker became chair in the late summer of 1979, when the inflation rate was 12 percent, and he left (was asked to leave) in 1987, when it was evident that he was more interested in securing a further reduction in the inflation rate than in managing monetary policy to prep the country for the election of a Republican in 1988.
• Providing a grade for Alan Greenspan is difficult because the American economy prospered from 1987 to 2006 while he was chair; hence, he merits an A grade for most of the period and then a D after 2002, when the prosperity was based on a massive bubble in real estate credit..
• Bernanke merits a low grade prior to the collapse of Lehman, and a B+ subsequently. Bernanke’s role in merging Bear Stearns was commendable—but it took him too long to recognize that there was a housing bubble, and that the structure of credit that led to the sharp increase in house prices was extremely fragile.
Q. What is the problem with the Fed leadership?
A. One problem is two of the Fed chairs—Burns and Greenspan—have been too politically involved. Burns had been closely attached to Nixon for a long time. Greenspan wanted to be well liked and he strayed into commenting on fiscal policy in the 2001 debate.
Q. Anything else you want to add about the Fed?
A. The New York Times had a recent story, more or less a bio of Don Kohn, a career Fed employee who just retired as vice-chair of the Fed. Kohn believes that the decisions of the Bush administration about which firms to save (Bear, AIG, Freddie and Fannie) and which should be allowed to fail (Lehman) were appropriate. His apparent approval of the the decision to let Lehman fail is puzzling, since this was the single most costly financial decision in U.S. history. The increase in the debt of the U.S. Treasury was larger than the increase during the four years of World War II. Kohn’s assessment is indicates how out of touch with the markets the Fed was—or is.
Q. Why all this attention to the Fed?
A. Two reasons: Fed policies have a major impact on economic performance, and the Fed seems accident prone—the average grade over the last 35 years is in the C range. The Fed seems to have blinders on when it comes to its ability to read the future and to understand the economy.
A. Sure. In 1913, the year the Fed was established, the U.S. price level was more or less the same as it had been in 1813. In 2013, the U.S. price level will be 20 times higher than in 1913. The Fed contributed significantly to the stock price bubble in the late 1920s, just as it contributed significantly to the bubble in U.S. credit markets after 2002. Volcker gets a high grade because he corrected the costly mistakes of his two predecessors. Bernanke gets a high grade after September 2008 because he corrected the inaction of his “two” predecessors, the Bernanke that chaired the Fed from February 2006, and the last three years of Greenspan’s tenure.
WILL CHINA EAT OUR LUNCH?
Q. What is your view of China’s economic performance?
A. A marvelous success story. Several hundred million people have moved out of poverty and now have a middle-class lifestyle. This year China will produce 13.5 million cars, several million more than the United States. China has a first-world infrastructure—the rail line to Tibet may be the only one that provides oxygen to its passengers. Great airports. Promising initiatives in nuclear energy and other advanced technologies. The Chinese have the capacity to throw an immense amount of money at a problem. They aren’t worried about permitting when it comes to nuclear issues or the safety of the subjects when testing new drugs.
Q. Why has China been able to achieve such a rapid growth rate for the last 30 years?
A. Review some of its inherent advantages: a very high savings rate, a strong entrepreneurial spirit, an immensely large excess supply of labor on the farms and in the villages, competition among the provinces for leading sector firms, no rule of law and no property rights, and a powerful state.
One of the most brilliant decisions of Deng Xiaoping in the early 1980s was to invite multinational firms to invest in China, to satisfy both the foreign and domestic markets. A major constraint on the ability of a country to achieve a rate of growth much higher than those of its trading partners is its need for foreign currencies to buy raw materials, capital equipment, and technical knowledge. If a country is to grow more rapidly than its trading partners, it must capture market share from them. (The Japanese and the South Koreans stiff-armed the foreign multinationals and kept them as far offshore as possible, although they wanted their technologies and their money.) Moreover, despite all the tensions with leadership in Taipei, Taiwanese firms were invited to China. Many of these firms already were sourcing in South Korea or Thailand or Malaysia, and they shifted to China to reduce the costs of supply.
Q. What is the impact of the rapid economic growth in China on the global economy?
A. One answer to this question involves arithmetic and the other economics. China is a big country—it has a massive population and is large geographically. China passed Japan as the second-largest economy in the world a few years ago; China’s share of world GDP has grown from two to 11-plus percent—and the arithmetic is that rapid growth in China has added to the world economic growth rate.
The economics involves the impact of China’s rapid growth on different groups of countries. Australia, Brazil, Canada, and other raw material exporters have had a bonanza of larger sales volumes at higher prices. Germany, Japan, and other countries that have exported capital goods have benefited. Great news for Boeing, American consumers, and the Wal-Mart clientele, and bad news for American producers of consumer goods. Overall the rapid growth of Chinese exports has depressed the profit rates in the United States and other countries that produce the types of goods that China exports. China has added more to global supply than to global demand, and the increasingly large Chinese trade surplus has had a deflationary impact on the United States.
Q. How much of the U.S. trade deficit can be attributed to the Chinese trade surplus?
A. That’s a hard one, at least to come up with a single number. China has a trade surplus of $250 billion; the United States has a trade deficit of $500 billion. China’s exports to the United States are five times larger than China’s imports from the United States, although many of these Chinese exports are largely embedded imports from Japan and South Korea and Taiwan, so Chinese value added is significantly smaller than its exports. Nevertheless, the Chinese trade surplus of $250 billion is all Chinese value added. If value added per worker in Chinese manufacturing is the equivalent of $5,000 a year, then the Chinese trade surplus provides employment for 50 million workers. (I have checked and rechecked—there is not an extra zero in the previous sentence.) Assume, just assume, that President Lou Dobbs tells the government of China, “We love free trade and we know you love free trade, and we will buy as much from you as you buy from us.” It is highly unlikely that any other country would be willing to incur a trade deficit so that China would continue to have a $250 billion trade surplus. China’s dependence on American consumers is enormous.
Q. What about the claims that China is financing the U.S. trade deficit and the U.S. fiscal deficit?
A. Forgive me, but these claims are ass-backwards. The flow of Chinese savings to the United States is the single biggest cause of the U.S. trade deficit. And, as noted earlier, if the U.S. trade deficit were smaller, then the U.S. fiscal deficit would be smaller.
Q. What are the unique aspects of China’s rapid growth compared with the growth in Japan and South Korea?
A. The rates of return and the profit rates on new investments are high in countries that grow very rapidly—eight to 10 percent a year. (Profit rates are several percentage points higher than growth rates.) Money flows to rapid-growth countries—think America in the 19th century—and they develop trade deficits. China, in contrast, is the only rapid-growth country that has had a large trade surplus—currently about four percent of its GDP. China has been exporting 10 percent of its savings. It has accumulated an immense amount of international reserve assets, now $2.8 trillion—it’s as if each of the 1.3 billion Chinese—the two-year-olds as well as those in their nineties—owns $2,500 of U.S. Treasury securities. In fact, these Chinese hold currency notes and deposits in their banks. The Chinese economy is very, very liquid, the money holdings per capita are extremely large.
Q. Have China’s holdings of international reserve assets surged as a byproduct of its desire to maintain a low value for the currency, or has a low value for the currency been needed because China wants an “outlet” for its excess savings?
A. Great question. The engineers who manage the Chinese economy may or may not have identified this question—or maybe they disagree about whether the desire to acquire foreign wealth requires that they have a low value for the currency, or whether the desire for a low value for the currency to stimulate exports has meant that they end up acquiring a bundle of foreign assets.
Q. What is the problem of acquiring a large volume of foreign assets?
A. Compare the rate of return to the Chinese economy if on the margin one million yuan are used to buy U.S. dollar securities or if instead the same amount of money is invested in plants and equipment in China. The real rate of return on Chinese holdings of U.S. dollar securities is a nickel above zero in terms of the U.S. dollar, and almost certainly negative in nominal terms in the yuan because of the eventual appreciation of the yuan. It is very hard to imagine a scenario in which China actually spends a significant part of its holdings of foreign assets—and if that assumption is accepted then the investments are gifts to the United States. (One scenario would be a major disaster in food production in China that would require massive imports of grains—but the exporters would probably apply quotas to limit Chinese purchases.) If instead the one million yuan is invested in domestic plants and equipment, the rate of return would approximate the growth rate.
This comparison suggests that China has acquired the foreign currencies as the byproduct of the desire to grow its exports.
One unique feature of China is that its savings rate is much higher than the savings rate in the other Confucian countries in the region. Japan, South Korea, and even Malaysia have achieved 10 percent growth. The implication is that if (a big IF) the capital-output ratios in these different countries are similar, China would have to grow somewhat more rapidly—perhaps by 12 percent a year—to absorb its savings. And the higher growth rate would have led to greater shortages of electricity, clean water, etc.
Q. What is the implication of China’s exports of savings that amount to four or five percent of its GDP?
A. Consider the comparison in the answer to the previous question. One implication is that the “export lobby” in Beijing has captured control of the management of the economy—and this is the sector where fortunes are being made. Another implication is that China wants other countries to adjust to its very high savings rate.
Q. Okay, but why is the savings rate in China so high?
A. That’s a hard one. Households save, business firms save (since there is no tradition of paying dividends), and even governments save. One reason household savings are so large is that China has a one-child policy. Young Charlie Chan will need to support his own two elderly parents, and the elderly parents of his wife.
Q. But is that the only explanation?
A. No. Assume that the GDP growth rate in China is 10 percent a year (line 1 in Figure 3), and that the savings rate is 40 percent; line 2 shows the value of accumulated wealth. The ratio of wealth to income doubles every six years. That would mean that this ratio in 2010 is six times higher than in 1990. Wealth from the point of view of the Chans and other individual households is capital from the point of view of the Chinese economy. Because of the very high savings rate, the Chinese economy has become much more capital intensive. But the paradox is that the increase in capital intensity has not led to an increase in the rate of economic growth (although it probably offset a decline in the rate that would otherwise have occurred). The result is that China uses its capital stock very, very inefficiently.
Q. Okay thus far, but how do you reconcile the negative or low rate of return on investments as a group with the fortunes that are being made?
A. Obviously individual investments make a lot of money. But the economy as a whole features massive Ponzi finance—individuals borrow against the value of assets that are hugely inflated in terms of their earning power. Eventually interest rates will increase, and the bubble will pop.
Q. How much longer will China be able to grow at eight or 10 percent?
A. Remember Andy Warhol’s quip, “Every one is famous for fifteen minutes” My bastardized version is “Every country grows rapidly for 15 years—or 20.” It is as if there is a growth rate hit parade, and different countries assume the top position on the parade for a significant part of a generation. When a country is small, it can grow much more rapidly than countries that achieved high rates of growth in the previous decades. When a country is large, it is much more difficult to grow rapidly because of constraints on the supply and demand sides.
Q. What are the constraints on the supply side?
A. Eventually every country runs out of excess labor, which explains why there are three million Turkish people in Germany and lots of Thais in Israel. More than 50 percent of the labor force in China remains on farms and in villages, so China is not likely to run out of labor for several generations. But China could run out of clean water and air, although these resources can be recycled, at a cost.
Q. What are the constraints on the demand side?
A. There are two aspects of this question, a foreign aspect and a domestic aspect. It will be more and more difficult for Chinese goods to increase share in foreign markets. Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines are replacing China as sources of supply. Moreover, the United States will lean on China to reduce the bilateral trade imbalance.
The domestic aspect is that China’s growth may decline because domestic investment declines relative to domestic saving. Domestic demand would increase less rapidly than potential supply, much as in Japan since its bubble imploded.
Q. Why is there a bubble in housing in China?
A. The Chinese economy is all screwed up, as its centrally planned economy evolves into a market economy. It is as if Rube Goldberg had designed a system that would produce a series of asset price bubbles. (A lot of people in China have become very rich from these bubbles, especially in property.) The low value for the currency produces large trade surpluses, and the international reserve assets owned by the Peoples Bank of China and the reserves of the commercial banks increase rapidly. But the Peoples Bank doesn’t want the money supply to increase, so it sells its own IOUs to the commercial banks and then raises reserve requirements to ensure that the banks buy these IOUs. The authorities don’t want to yuan to appreciate, and they want to insulate the domestic economy from the large increases in reserves. There are interest rate ceilings on deposits, which are below the inflation rate, so individual Chinese households save a high proportion of their income to minimize the decline in the real value of their financial wealth. The demand for credit at the low interest rates is much greater than the supply, so there is some non-price rationing. The banks are told to lend to x and y, and they also lend to their cousins, brothers, sisters in-laws, outlaws, etc. A lot of people buy real estate, and they have profited enormously. (It is not a coincidence that this system is more or less like the one in Japan in the 1970s and 1980s, since the arrangement was imported from Tokyo after a visit by Deng Xiaoping in the early 1980s.) There is tremendous investment in industry, and a lot of overinvestment. But not to fear, the lenders are never asked to repay the loans, and the interest payments are added to their indebtedness.
The New York Times of Wednesday, October 19th has a front page story of a new modern city Kangbashi near Ordos, China, in the northern part of the country; Kangbashi was projected to have 300,000 residents at this time. The city is empty of residents. Real estate prices have increased from $15 a square foot in 2004 to $65 a square foot, on the basis of speculative purchases, more or less like Miami and Las Vegas in 2006. “So frenzied is the Ordos real estate market that some property developers have willingly taken out grey market loans with interest rates as high as thirty percent…….The spokesperson for one developer said “we could easily make a 300 percent return on a property development….If you think like that, paying 30 percent interest is really small.”
Q. How will the bubble in China end?
A. When a bubble is under way, virtually no one believes it will end. When the bubble in China ends, household wealth will decline sharply. Businesses will fail—or at least incur large losses. The losses that banks will incur on their loans will be immense. Households will curtail their spending—their savings will surge. Unemployment will increase sharply. The Chinese leadership will suddenly become much more humble.
Q. What are the implications of the implosion of the bubble in China for the United States?
A. The sharp slowdown in Chinese growth is bad news for the commodity producing countries and good news for consumers. The Chinese trade surplus with the United States will surge, which will mean a sharp increase in trade tensions.
Q. What about the value of the yuan?
A. That is a major uncertainty. Immediately before the June meeting of the G-20, the Chinese announced a change in their currency policy. That removed the heat that they would have anticipated at the meeting—and the yuan appreciated by 0.5 percent, and then retreated. The box is that the Chinese authorities do not want to appear to give in to foreign pressures, but they won’t budge in the absence of pressure.
Q. What should the U.S. government do?
A. The focus of the U.S. government should be to secure an agreement with the government of China on an orderly reduction in the bilateral trade imbalance. China should be free to choose how to secure this reduction. China is one of the most protectionist countries in the world; it could reduce its import barriers. If the government of China will not agree, then the United States should stipulate the targets.
Q. How would it work?
A. Lots of ways to make it work. One is that there would be a monthly quota on imports from China; quotas would be auctioned and the money used to reduce the U.S. fiscal deficit. When the quota is filled, no more imports could enter the United States until the beginning of the next month. Or U.S. exporters to China would earn vouchers that the could sell to those who want to import from China; every import from China would have to be accompanied by a voucher.
Q. Will a reduction in China’s trade surplus with the United States lead to an increase in the U.S. price level?
A. A trivial impact. U.S. imports from China are 20 percent of total U.S. imports. Imports are 15 percent of total U.S. consumption. Assume the price of U.S. imports from China increases by 25 percent. Remember that most of the prices that U.S. firms pay when they buy goods from China are like wholesale prices, a modest fraction of the U.S. selling prices.
Q. How would China respond to U.S. measures to reduce the trade imbalance?
A. Obviously much would depend on the measures chosen to reduce the large trade imbalance. Stability in the Chinese economy is very dependent on continued access to the U.S. market, China has a relatively weak bargaining position on narrow economic issues. U.S. imports from Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, et al. would replace U.S. imports from China—but the trade imbalance would diminish rapidly because the trade surpluses of these countries would be significantly smaller than the Chinese. The United States values cooperation with China on geopolitical issues, including stability on the Korean peninsula, weapons developments in Iran, and climate change.
Q. What about the Chinese threat that they would buy fewer U.S. dollar securities?
A. There are two possible responses. One is that China adopts measures to reduce its trade surplus with the United States. The other is that China seeks to maintain as large a trade surplus as possible, but China would then use the U.S. dollars that it earned from the trade surplus to buy the euro or the Japanese yen or the Canadian dollar. These currencies would appreciate, and the firms in these countries that produce exports and import competing goods would go bankrupt.
Q. What can the Chinese do with their holdings of U.S. dollar securities?
A. Not much, they are “locked in.” Assume they sold these U.S. Treasury securities and bought U.S. dollar deposits; these transactions would be reversed by the Federal Reserve. If the Chinese bought significant amounts of U.S. equities, the uproar would be immense. If instead the Chinese bought yen securities, the Japanese would go ballistic, and buy dollar securities to offset the Chinese purchases of the yen. If instead the Chinese sold dollars to buy the euro, the Europeans would complain. About the only transaction the Chinese might undertake that would lead to a reduction in their dollar holdings is to finance a large trade deficit that might have occurred because of a massive crop failure or some other natural disaster.
Q. Can you sum up your views on China?
A. China’s growth rate will slow as its investment bubble implodes. China’s exports then will surge, its imports will decline, and its trade surplus will increase sharply. Tensions with China over trade issues will become more intense.
INVESTING THE $10 MILLION LOTTERY PRIZE
Q. What are the key economic parameters that are the background for investing the $10 million lottery prize?
A. Moderate but accelerating U.S. economic growth. The U.S. inflation rate will remain low, in the absence of a major international political shock that would disrupt oil supplies. Short-term interest rates will remain exceptionally low for at least two years. China’s growth will slow as its investment bubble implodes. China’s trade surplus will increase, and its central bank will increase the proportion of non-dollar securities in its holdings of international reserve assets.
Q. What are the implications for commodity prices?
A. The real rate of return on a portfolio of commodities has been close to zero in the long run—over many decades. Demand increases as more and more countries industrialize; when prices increase in booms, there is a surge of investment in supply, and eventually prices decline as new supply becomes available. A key factor that had led to higher commodity prices in the last several years has been rapid rate of growth in China. The slowdown in the growth in China suggests that commodity prices will decline, and the presumption is that all of this decline has not been priced into the market because China continues to wear the halo of rapid growth.
Q. What are some of the implications of these assumptions?
A. Assume—just assume—that short-term interest rates are as low in Tokyo and London and Frankfurt as in New York; then the “carry trade” is dead. Mrs. Watanabe in Tokyo no longer has an incentive to withdraw yen funds from her account at Mitsubishi Bank to get the money to buy U.S. dollar securities. The currencies of the countries that have exported short-term money—Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Germany and the European monetary union—will appreciate unless the central banks become much more active in their purchases of U.S. dollars. The currencies of the countries that have received this money—Britain, Australia, India, South Africa, Brazil—will depreciate.
The best bet for the carry trade is to borrow U.S. dollars to buy the Asian currencies on the assumption that the Chinese yuan will appreciate, and the other Asian currencies will appreciate with the yuan.
Q. What will happen to the euro?
A. The U.S. dollar price of the euro declined from $1.50 to $1.15 during the Greek debt crisis. Greece had a credit crisis, although some investors shorted the euro as a play on the credit crisis. The euro area as a whole has a current account deficit of $50 billion—Germany and the Netherlands have large surpluses while Spain, Italy, and France have large deficits. The adjustments in Greece, Ireland, Spain, and other euro zone members to reduce their large fiscal deficits will lead to a decline in their current account deficits, and hence the current account deficit for the euro area will decline. The Chinese will increase the share of euro-denominated securities in their portfolios. Both arguments suggest that the euro will appreciate further.
Q. And what will happen to the British pound?
A. The Cameron-Clegg Government inherited a massive fiscal deficit and is slashing expenditures, which will lead to a significant increase in unemployment; the reduction in government borrowing will lead to lower interest rates. Monetary policy will be more expansive, as long as the inflation rate is not too high. Lower interest rates will reduce the incentive to buy British pound securities. I don’t have an explanation for why the pound has appreciated relative to recently, although it may have been pulled up by the stronger Euro; my bet is that the pound will depreciate relative to the U.S. dollar.
Q. What about the U.S. dollar price of gold, now over $1,300?
Remember the cliché, “Gold is a great inflation hedge.” Between 1700 and 2000, gold was a perfect inflation hedge; the real rate of return on gold differed from zero by less than a measurement error. The U.S. dollar price of gold now is five times higher than in 2000—a rate of return of about 20 percent a year. Why? One explanation is that the convention is to price gold in terms of the U.S dollar, even though the “price makers” are in euro. Since the euro was undervalued by 30 percent in 2000, about one-third of the increase in the U.S. dollar price—say, from $300 to $400—resulted from the appreciation of the euro. The euro price of gold is three times higher than in 2000. Why? The principal explanation is that risk-averse investors believed that it was wise to hold some of their wealth as a commodity because they were concerned that financial Armageddon was around the corner and that paper money including claims on banks and central banks would become worthless. Maybe it was wise to hold a small proportion of one’s wealth in gold during the crisis—but the crisis is over.
Q. What about U.S. dollar bonds?
A. As I said earlier, we refinanced our home mortgage in April/May and intend to do so again in the next several weeks. A marvelous time to be a borrower—which means it is an unattractive time to buy long-term bonds—unless you can find some bonds that have been beaten up because they were deemed too risky.
Q. What about the stocks?
A. An immense amount of noise in the stock market on a day-to-day basis, probably because of the high-frequency trading strategies. Still, corporate profits came through this severe downturn with less trauma than in the 1980-1982 period. And the brunt of the decline in profit share was borne by the financial and the energy firms. Real U.S. GDP is likely to be 10 to 15 percent higher in 2014 than in 2010. Corporate profits are likely to be 15 to 20 percent higher than in 2010. These assumptions suggest that the total return on stocks will approach ten percent.
Q. Is your U.S. growth assumption consistent with your interest rate assumption?
A. If potential output increases by three percent a year, and the output gap is nine percent of GDP, then output could increase by five percent a year for nearly five years before the economy returns to full employment. The Fed is likely to be accommodating until the price leve l begins to increase.
Q. You are remarkably upbeat, especially for someone in your age cohort. What worries you most?
A. Thanks, I was hoping that you would ask. Trade tension with China is a major uncertainty.
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From the Editor: Is Haslam being led down primrose path on roads? Reviewed by BJournal Admin on Feb 16 . By Scott Roberston Last year, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam dipped a toe in the water to see whether he could gain any traction on the idea of a gas tax hike t By Scott Roberston Last year, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam dipped a toe in the water to see whether he could gain any traction on the idea of a gas tax hike t Rating: 0
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Posted by: BJournal Admin Posted date: February 16, 2017 In: Latest Issue | comment : 0
By Scott Roberston
Last year, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam dipped a toe in the water to see whether he could gain any traction on the idea of a gas tax hike to pay for highway fund increases. Tennessee’s highways have for the last couple of decades been among America’s best, and they are built and maintained on a pay-as-you-go basis, rather than through issuance of debt. But prices of labor and materials used in the construction and maintenance of roads and bridges have risen in that time, while funding to cover those costs has not.
Tennessee last addressed how it funds its roads and bridges in 1989. At that time, it raised the fixed tax rate to 21.4 cents per gallon. The funds raised then helped build a transportation network that has driven economic growth ever since. However, not only has inflation raised the prices of labor and materials, the cost of land has risen as well. And because cars now get better gas mileage, the state comptroller says those 21.4 cents from 1989 are worth around 11 cents per gallon.
With businesses and economic developers asking the state to make sure Tennessee’s infrastructure wouldn’t decline, Haslam went to bat for them. Haslam is, if nothing else, an economy-minded individual.
But state lawmakers in 2016 were not just cool to Haslam’s ideas. They were downright frosty. They let the governor know there would be no funding increases for highway spending until his administration had made a good faith effort to pay back into the highway fund moneys that had been transferred into the general fund years ago. So Haslam wrote a budget that put $130 million back into the general fund. Ask and ye shall receive.
This year, Haslam issued a statement before the legislative session began announcing he would be increasing the road user fee by 7 cents for a gallon of gas and 12 cents for a gallon of diesel, while increasing automobile registration fees by $5 for the average passenger vehicle.
Haslam’s IMPROVE Act, “Improving Manufacturing, Public Roads and Opportunities for a Vibrant Economy,” also places an annual road user fee on electric vehicles and increases charges on vehicles using alternative fuels. In addition, the proposal includes a 3 percent charge on rental cars and changes the state’s open container law to allow the Tennessee Department of Transportation the flexibility to use $18 million in existing federal dollars on roads. Under the auspices of the IMPROVE Act, fuel taxes would be indexed to the consumer price index in order to keep up with the rate of inflation so this situation doesn’t repeat itself a few years down the road. Importantly, Haslam noted, fuel taxes would also be capped, so that if the CPI rose too sharply, the price of gas would not follow a similar upward trajectory.
Finally, Haslam said, he would do what any fiscally responsible Republican would do. He would cut other taxes to zero out the cost of this increase. So the governor who is quick to remind us that he has already presided over $270 million in tax cuts and more than $500 million in recurring cost cuts set to cutting again.
According to a statement issued by Haslam’s office Jan. 18, “The IMPROVE Act cuts the sales tax on groceries another .50 percent ($55 million) to 4.5 percent, making a total cut to the sales tax on food of 1 percent, or $101 million, during Haslam’s administration; makes Tennessee’s franchise and excise tax on manufacturing businesses more competitive by allowing companies to go to a “single weighted sales factor” ($113 million); and cuts the Hall income tax 1.5 percent this year with a commitment to cut it another 1.5 percent next year (3 percent, $102 million) – a tax that is statutorily required to be eliminated by 2022 but without a specific schedule to do so. IMPROVE cuts taxes by an estimated $270 million annually, bringing the total number of cuts made and proposed since 2011 to $540 million annually, roughly nine times more than any other administration.”
So Haslam has done all he has been asked to do. He has paid back the general fund the moneys that other governors had borrowed. He has cut taxes elsewhere to make sure Tennessee taxpayers’ net a 0 percent increase. And he has done so with a record of keeping his pledges to cut spending overall.
So why should he be nervous? Because he is dealing with a legislature full of individuals who make decisions by wetting their fingers and testing the wind. Because he is already hearing his good faith efforts to pay for the increase described as, “having too many moving parts,” whatever that’s code for. And because no increase tied to inflation is likely to make it through the State House. Sure it would pave the roads, but it might also pave the way for some legislators to be primaried out by challengers who believe Norquistian absolutes are more important than safety and jobs.
So ask, governor, but ye may not receive a thing.
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Progressive Opts To Destroy Hurricane Katrina-Damaged Cars
Hurricane Katrina damaged much of the New Orleans area, including thousands of cars. The Progressive auto insurance company opted to destroy thousands of cars that were damaged by Katrina, as opposed to cleaning the cars up and selling them. Details are below in the snippet from yesterday's press release:
"After Hurricane Katrina, flood-damaged cars in Louisiana's hardest-hit parishes were left sitting in water contaminated with e coli and fuel for up to four weeks before insurance companies could get in and start pulling them out. Environmental officials advised that these cars could be decontaminated by washing with soap and water or a combination of water and bleach. Once decontaminated, these vehicles could be sold to consumers anywhere in the country.
The Progressive Group of Insurance Companies, the third largest auto insurance group in Louisiana and in the U.S., made an unprecedented decision to scrap the more than 5,000 vehicles it insured that were declared total losses as a result of flood waters in St. Bernard parish and parts of Orleans parish.
'The reasons are simple,' said Juan Andrade, claims general manager for the region. 'We don't want our people working around those cars and we don't want them back on the road.'
The cars are destroyed using a three-step process at the Bayou Steel Corporation's Mississippi River Recycling plant. First, they're crushed flat. Then, they're fed through a shredding machine. Finally, the parts are separated and the recyclable metals are melted into re-usable product.
The Progressive Group of Insurance Companies, in business since 1937, ranks third in the nation for auto insurance based on premiums written and provides drivers with competitive rates and 24/7, in-person and online service. The products and services of the Progressive Direct Group of Insurance Companies are marketed directly to consumers by phone at 1-800-PROGRESSIVE and online at www.progressivedirect.com through the Progressive Direct(SM) brand. The Drive Group of Progressive Insurance Companies offers insurance through more than 30,000 independent insurance agencies that market their products and services through the Drive(R) Insurance from Progressive brand. For more information about Drive Insurance, go to www.driveinsurance.com. The Common Shares of the Progressive Corporation, the Mayfield Village, Ohio-based holding company, are publicly traded at NYSE:PGR. More information can be found at www.progressive.com."
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Bulgaria wins 18 medals at European Games in Minsk
published on 7/1/19 10:14 AM
Photo: BGNES
Bulgaria is 16th in the final standings in the number of medals the country won at the Second European Games which ended in Minsk, the capital of Belarus on Sunday.
The Bulgarian athletes won 18 medals overall – 3 gold, 7 silver and 8 bronze medals. Russia is first with 109 medals.
Minister of Youth and Sports Krasen Kralev praised the performance of the Bulgarian competitors. A total of 85 Bulgarian athletes took part in the European Games, in 15 sports.
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ISO 31000:2009 – setting a new standard for risk management
June 2010 , published under Managing risk in organisations
This paper by Grant Purdy, Associate Director, was published in Risk Analysis, the journal of the Society for Risk Analysis, June 2010.
Last year saw the publication of IS0 31000:2009, a new globally accepted standard for risk management together with a new, associated vocabulary in ISO Guide 73:2009. These were developed through a consensus-driven process over four years, through seven drafts, and involving the input of hundreds of risk management professionals around the world. The new standard supports a new, simple way of thinking about risk and risk management and is intended to begin the process of resolving the many inconsistencies and ambiguities that exist between many different approaches and definitions. While most decision makers seem to welcome the new standard and it has so far received very good reviews, it does create challenges for those who use language and approaches that are unique to their area of work but different from the new standard and guide. The need for compromise and change is the inevitable consequence of standardization.
1. The purpose of ISO 31000
While people working in the many different forms of risk management always have the same goal, to provide a sound basis for decisions on whether risks are acceptable and, if necessary, obtain reliable information how they can be dealt with, there are many different definitions of risk and of the risk management process elements and many different versions of the process to be followed. These have all developed for good historical reasons but individuals and organisations, whether they are for profit or not, regulated or regulator, need to make confident and balanced decisions about all risks they have to deal with, on a consistent and reliable basis. Decision makers are uncomfortable about resolving pieces of apparently similar but fundamentally different information, obtained from different processes and with different assumptions, that are described using the same words but that have different meanings.
For these reasons, ISO, the international body charged with achieving standardisation, set out to achieve consistency and reliability in risk management by creating a standard that would be applicable to all forms of risk. This would contain:
One vocabulary;
A set of performance criteria;
One, common overarching process for identifying, analysing, evaluating, and treating risks;
Guidance on how that process should be integrated into the decision-making processes of any organisation.
ISO created a working group comprising experts nominated from 28 countries (up to three from each) and from many other specialist organisations to guide the development of the standard and the associated vocabulary. While the experts possess a very wide range of risk management experience gained in many sectors and applications, their principal role has been to represent the views of their respective national and sector mirror committees and organisations.
Through these mirror committees, a network of hundreds of risk management specialists and their customers from around the world have helped create, review, and shape the eventual ISO 31000:2009 and Guide 73. These documents are not therefore just the conclusions of a small committee, but represent the views and experience of hundreds of knowledgeable people involved in all aspects of risk management.
2. What is risk?
Standards are not written from the beginning, but from the middle out and it soon became clear to the members of the working group that little real progress could be made with the ISO standard until they all agreed on a definition of risk that arose from a clear and common understanding of what risk is and how it occurs. Dozens of candidate definitions were considered before the working group arrived at:
effect of uncertainty on objectives.
The opening paragraph of the introduction to the standard explains that risk is the consequence of an organisation setting and pursuing objectives against an uncertain environment. The uncertainty arises from those internal and external factors and influences that it does not completely control but that may cause the organisation to fail to achieve its objectives or may cause delay. These factors and influences can also lead to the objectives being obtained early or exceeded. Risk therefore is neither positive nor negative but the consequences the organisation experiences may vary from loss and detriment to gain and benefit.
The ISO 31000 definition of risk shifts emphasis from past preoccupations with the possibility of an event (something happens) to the possibility of an effect and, in particular, an effect on objectives.
When risk is defined like this, it reveals more clearly that managing risk is, quite simply, a process of optimisation that makes the achievement of objectives more likely. Risk treatment is then concerned with changing the magnitude and likelihood of consequences, both positive and negative, to achieve a net increase in benefit. Controls then are the outcomes of risk treatment, whose purpose is to modify risk.
It also follows that risks are not events or just consequences. They are descriptions of what could happen and what it could lead to in terms of how objectives could be affected.
In the past, it has been common for risk to be regarded solely as a negative concept that organisations should try to avoid or transfer to others. However, it is now widely understood that risk is simply a fact of life and is neither inherently good nor inherently bad. To avoid it entirely is to forgo the opportunity of pursuing objectives. If we can successfully detect and understand risk, including how it is caused and influenced, we can, if necessary, change it so that we are more likely to achieve our objectives and might even do this faster, more efficiently, and with improved results.
Risks are either changed or created in all decisions people make: how those decisions are made and the information they are based on will affect whether objectives are achieved in a reasonable time scale. Decision making is, in turn, an integral part of day-to-day existence and nowhere more prominent in an organisation than at times of change and when responding to external or internal developments. This is why risk management is an inseparable aspect of managing change and other forms of decision making.
3. The components of ISO 31000
3.1. One vocabulary for risk management
It soon became clear to the working group that the definitions of all the terms used in risk management had to be consistent with the underlying processes and vice versa to ensure the guidance in the standard was coherent and practical. For the standard to lead to greater clarity and a wider understanding of risk management, many of the preexisting terms and definitions for process elements that had arisen from different forms of risk and applications of risk management had to change. Fortunately, ISO combined the creation of the standard with a revision of the existing ISO/IEC1 vocabulary for risk management in Guide 73:2002 and both documents were published at the same time and will be updated together in future.
In that Guide 73 is actually a standard for standards makers and ISO 31000:2009 is a paramount standard, all other ISO and IEC standards that concern themselves with aspects of risk and risk management must now start a process of alignment. Obviously, this process will take some time and the compromises needed by those who apply these standards will, in some cases, be quite difficult.
3.2. Performance criteria
There are some clear performance requirements that, if followed, ensure that risks are managed both effectively and efficiently. The principles of effective risk management in ISO 31000 are that it should:
Create and protect value;
Be an integral part of all organisational processes;
Be part of decision making;
Explicitly address uncertainty;
Be systematic, structured, and timely;
Be based on the best available information;
Be tailored;
Take into account human and cultural factors;
Be transparent and inclusive;
Be dynamic, iterative, and responsive to change;
Facilitate continual improvement of the organisation.
A second list of attributes, in an annex to the standard, contains unavoidable characteristics of managing risk effectively that are also powerful indicators of risk management performance. These include key outcomes, which, while being pretty straightforward, actually describe the ultimate result of effective risk management activity: namely, that the organisation will have a current, correct, and comprehensive understanding of its risks and those risks are within its risk criteria. Obviously, if an organisation finds on an objective basis that it is not achieving these outcomes, more will need to be done.
The annex also contains the important characteristics of advanced risk management that:
An emphasis is placed on continual improvement in risk management through the setting of organisational performance goals, measurement, etc.;
There is comprehensive, fully defined, and fully accepted accountability for risks, controls, and risk treatment tasks;
All decision making within the organisation involves the explicit consideration of risks and the application of risk management to some appropriate degree;
There is continual communication with external and internal stakeholders, including comprehensive and frequent reporting of risk management performance, as part of good governance;
Risk management is viewed as central to the organisation’s management processes, such that risks are considered in terms of effect of uncertainty on objectives.
3.3. The process for managing risk
After considering numerous options and variants, ISO 31000:2009 largely adopted the same broad process as AS/NZS 4360:2004 for managing risk as shown in Fig. 1. While the process is essentially steplike, in practice there is considerably iteration between the steps and between the continuously applied elements of communication and consultation and monitoring and review. Drawing a picture of this is obviously difficult and for this reason, the diagram used in the standard was deliberately not shown as a flow chart. Its purpose is to show the relationship between clauses of the standard that describe the process.
Fig. 1. The risk management process from ISO 31000:2009.
There are two elements of the process that can be considered as continually acting. These are:
Communication and consultation with internal and external stakeholders, where practicable, to gain their input to the process and their ownership of the outputs. It is also important to understand stakeholders’ objectives, so that their involvement can be planned and their views can be taken into account in setting risk criteria.
Monitoring and review, so that appropriate action occurs as new risks emerge and existing risks change as a result of changes in either the organisation’s objectives or the internal and external environment in which they are pursued. This involves environmental scanning by risk owners, control assurance, taking on board new information that becomes available, and learning lessons about risks and controls from the analysis of successes and failures.
The central spine of the risk management process is concerned with preparing for and then conducting risk assessment leading, as necessary, to risk treatment. The process starts through defining what the organisation wants to achieve and the external and internal factors that may influence success in achieving those objectives. This step is called establishing the context and is an essential precursor to risk identification.
Risk assessment under ISO 31000 comprises the three steps of risk identification, risk analysis, and risk evaluation. Risk identification requires the application of a systematic process to understand what could happen, how, when, and why.
In ISO 31000, risk analysis is concerned with developing an understanding of each risk, its consequences, and the likelihood of those consequences. Whether the end result is expressed as a qualitative, semiquantitative, or quantitative manner, gaining this understanding requires consideration of the effect and reliability of existing controls and any control gaps. ISO 31000 does not express a preference for either a quantitative or qualitative approach to risk analysis, as both have a role. Rather, it advises that:
The way in which consequences and likelihood are expressed and the way in which they are combined to determine a level of risk should reflect the type of risk, the information available, and the purpose for which the risk assessment output is to be used. These should all be consistent with the risk criteria.
The confidence in determination of the level of risk and its sensitivity to preconditions and assumptions should be considered in the analysis, and communicated effectively to decisionmakers and, as appropriate, other stakeholders.
Risk analysis can be undertaken with varying degrees of detail, depending on the risk, the purpose of the analysis, and the information, data, and resources available. Analysis can be qualitative, semiquantitative, quantitative, or a combination of these, depending on the circumstances.
Risk evaluation then involves making a decision about the level of risk and the priority for attention through the application of the criteria developed when the context was established.
Risk treatment is the process by which existing controls are improved or new controls are developed and implemented. It involves evaluation of and selection from options, including analysis of costs and benefits and assessment of new risks that might be generated by each option, and then prioritising and implementing the selected treatment through a planned process. If this process is followed, the systematic way in which the risks have been assessed means that risk treatment can proceed with confidence.
There is a great deal of iteration between risk evaluation and risk treatment as each set of risk treatment options is tested until the preferred set is found that yields the greatest benefit for the least cost.
ISO 31000:2009 gives a set of general options to be considered when risk is treated. The order of the list reflects preference. Importantly, the options deal with both risks that have downside and/or upside consequences. The options are:
Avoiding the risk by deciding not to start or continue with the activity that gives rise to the risk;
Taking or increasing the risk in order to pursue an opportunity;
Removing the risk source;
Changing the likelihood;
Changing the consequences;
Sharing the risk with another party or parties (including contracts and risk financing);
Retaining the risk by informed decision.
3.4. The framework for managing risk
One of the recurrent themes in IS0 31000 is that to be effective, risk management must be integrated into an organisation’s decision-making processes (which, of course, is how risk is generated). This is easily said but many organisations struggle to achieve this in practice. If the number of pages indicates some measure of the importance of a subject, then more of the standard (nine pages) is concerned with the implementation of risk management than with the process (seven pages).
Clause 4 of the standard concerns implementation of the risk management process through integration by using a management framework, which consists of the policies, arrangements, and organisational structures to implement, sustain, and improve the process. The standard not only describes the important elements that are required in such a framework but also describes how an organisation should go about creating, implementing, and keeping these elements up to date and relevant.
Each organisation needs to design or revise the risk management components of its management system to suit its business processes, structure, risk profile, and policies and this is the purpose of a risk management plan. This implementation plan may extend over a considerable time as introducing soundly based risk management usually requires alignment with and even changes to the organisation’s culture and processes. Large or complex organisations may require a hierarchy of risk management plans but there should always be an overall plan for the organisation that describes the broad strategies to be pursued.
The framework described in ISO 31000 can also be adapted and applied to managing risk associated with projects. Although projects often require a different timescale and specialised criteria, they are a source of risk to the organisation’s objectives and this risk needs to be managed to ensure that projects deliver the value for which they are being undertaken.
Initial drafts of the standard were based on many sources of information. For example, the risk management process came from the Australian and New Zealand Standard, AS/NZS 4360 that, over the last 15 or so years and through three revisions and updates, has become the most widely used standard for risk management in organisations. Also, Clause 4 on implementation through integration was based on an elegant approach, using the organisational improvement cycle of Plan Do Check Act3 in Part 2 in the Austrian standard.4 The final version of ISO 31000, however, contains very little of the original text from other standards. It was rewritten, reviewed, and revised so many times that it now seems quite homogeneous and self-supporting.
Of course, despite all the efforts of so many people over such a long timescale, there are always opportunities for improvement and enhancement. The most pressing need, however, is to develop some practical guidance on the implementation of the standard and currently ISO is considering a new work item for that.
Work on revising the standard will start in two years and my views on areas that will need attention then and in preparing guidance now are:
The working group quite appropriately avoided getting ensnared in the debate about risk appetite and risk tolerance. These two misused terms reflect confused concepts and poor reasoning that has been sponsored by the ill-founded COSO ERM Framework.5 Even a recent review of corporate governance in the financial sector by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision6 says that there is no consensus in that sector on what they mean and the difference between them. ISO 31000 has adopted a more pragmatic approach that requires the organisation to derive and set or adopt risk criteria as the basis for its decisions. However, further clear advice is needed to remove all ambiguity about this concept.
The working group left unresolved the issue of whether risk treatment should continue until some risk criterion is reached or whether, for even low risks, if it is cost-beneficially desirable, further risk treatment should take place. The former approach arises in health, safety, and environmental legislation, and the latter from business improvement processes. These two approaches are not necessarily inconsistent but could be more smoothly reconciled.
The IEC Advisory Committee on Safety (ACOS) removed its support from the working group because it believed that (so-called) safety risks are a special case and should be generally excluded from the generally applied risk management process in ISO 31000. The central argument of ACOS was that any risk to people is unacceptable. The working group did not support this view, as it would lead to most human activities having to cease, so the published standard applies, quite rightly, to all risks whatever the nature of the consequences that could occur. However, many ISO standards concern safety matters and this difference of opinion must be amicably resolved to ensure consistency and remove any uncertainty.
Although the description of the risk management framework in Clause 4 of the standard is quite succinct, nevertheless there remain some elements that could be simplified so that the framework and its implementation become more understandable and appear less onerous for smaller, simpler organisations.
Although there is always room for improvement, the publication of ISO 31000:2009 and Guide 73:2009 represent a very significant milestone in mankind’s journey to understand and harness uncertainty. An unprecedented 25 countries voted for the standard with only Italy voting against and, already, it has been formally adopted by many states to replace their national standard and is causing other standard-setting bodies to revisit their documents. As an example, the Institute of Internal Auditors has already published a guide to the planning and execution of risk-based audits and assurance activities using ISO 310007 and is convening a Leadership Summit in August 2010 to help determine its future policy on risk management.
New standards, by their nature, reset goals and ways of thinking and undoubtedly the publication of ISO 31000 now requires all risk management practitioners to examine their current ways of working and the language they use so that their customers, those who are faced with making decisions, obtain simple, consistent, useful, and unambiguous information. Greater consistency in definitions and process can only lead to greater confidence in decision making and, ultimately, to better decisions.
ISO 31000:2009, Risk Management—Principles and Guidelines. Geneva: International Standards Organisation, 2009.
ISO Guide 73, Risk Management—Vocabulary. Geneva: International Standards Organisation, 2009.
Deming W. Out of the Crisis. Cambridge, MA: MIT Center for Advanced Engineering Study, 1986.
ONR 49002–2: Risk Management for Organisations and Systems, Part 2 Guidelines for the Integration of Risk Management into the General Management System. Vienna: Austrian Standards Institute, 2004.
Enterprise Risk Management—Integrated Framework: Executive Summary. Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission, 2004.
Basel Committee on Banking Supervision. Consultative Document: Principles for Enhancing Corporate Governance. Basle, Switzerland: Bank for International Settlements, 2010.
HB 158, Delivering Assurance—Based on ISO 31000:2009. Sydney: Standards Australia and the Institute of Internal Auditors, 2010.
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Cogeneration plant risk analysis
A sugar refinery had initiated a project to increase the throughput at one of its plants. This involved upgrading equipment in the mill, refurbishing other plant at the site and installing a cogeneration plant to produce steam for use in the refinery and electricity for sale to the grid. The cogeneration plant was to be fired by the waste from the refinery (bagasse). There were several contractors involved, including a procurement, management and construction (PMC) contractor, an engineer, services suppliers and turnkey systems suppliers for major equipment items like the boilers and the generator.
An initial capital cost estimate had been subject to a critical review to identify savings and early engineering work had been developed to allow for a more accurate estimate.
The owners asked Broadleaf to conduct a risk assessment, with several purposes:
Assist in identifying the threats and opportunities remaining in the project
Expose and assist in reconciling issues arising between the suppliers of services and turnkey systems
Evaluate the uncertainty in the estimate
Establish a realistic capital contingency level for the project.
Qualitative risk assessment
The qualitative risk assessment followed the company’s enterprise risk management process, itself aligned with ISO 31000, Risk management – Principles and guidance.
The risk assessment was to consider the tasks required to bring the upgrade project and the power plant into operation. The time horizon for the analysis extended into operation for the purposes of capturing risks that might undermine the business case for the investment, as these would be almost certain to turn into cost and schedule impacts if they came to light during design and construction. However, the emphasis was on the cost and time required to bring the project to a state where it achieved the required operational performance.
It was important to understand the individuals or organisations that could influence the success of the upgrade. The main stakeholders expected to have a bearing on the project included:
The company Board and shareholders
The plant workforce
The construction workforce
Contractor and equipment supply organisations
The local electricity company
Environmental and energy regulators.
Criteria for assessing the consequences of risks were linked to the company’s objectives, summarised in Table 1.
Table 1: Consequence criteria
Capital requirement for the upgrade and power plant
Completion deadlines, particularly in relation to the sugar cane crushing season
Effects on routine operation of the plant
Environmental effects and incidents
Workplace health and safety
Health and safety of personnel, contractors and the community
Image and reputation
Publicity involving the company as a result of the project
Long-term impacts on the economic value of the business
A simple key element structure was used to guide risk identification in the risk assessment workshop:
Initial operations – mill
Initial operations – power plant
Long term operations.
Risk assessment workshop
The risk assessment workshop involved more than twenty key people from the owners, professional services providers and turnkey systems suppliers. It lasted a full day. It was facilitated by Broadleaf, with a recorder transcribing threats and opportunities into a prepared template. This produced an agreed list of risks ranked in priority order.
Workshop outcomes
Ninety-four risk statements were generated in the workshop. The spread of risks across the range of likelihood and consequence scores is shown in Table 2.
Table 2: Summary of risk ratings
The overall number of risks associated with the project is not unusual. However, the two Extreme risks (in the red area in Table 2) and the one with potentially Catastrophic consequences (in the right-hand column) were a cause for concern. These were:
Stringency of the requirements for the de-aerator may lead to delay and increases in the fabrication cost
Shortage of engineering resources may lead to rework, delay and additional cost
Long-lead items may be uncovered in detailed design, and in particular items that are normally off-the-shelf may become long-lead, generating delays.
Quantitative risk analysis
A short while later, over the course of two days, major work package cost estimates were reviewed with the lead engineer for each package. In these reviews, optimistic, likely and pessimistic outcome scenarios for each package were examined and estimates of cost for each scenario were developed. At the conclusion of the work package reviews, a management team review examined the effect on the estimate of overall project risks such as industrial relations and inclement weather.
The estimates from the reviews were incorporated into an @Risk model, with correlation included where appropriate. The model was used to examine the major sources of uncertainty and determine what funding allocation and contingency holding should be assigned to the project.
The quantitative analysis was characterised by a large number of small to medium sized issues, denominated in tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars, apart from the uncertainty in the engineering costs that was substantial in its own right. The large number of independent issues at work meant that the range of outcomes that could be expected was not very large in relation to the baseline cost of the project. This appeared to be a true reflection of the nature of the cost uncertainty in the project.
A sensitivity analysis on the sources of the uncertainty in the capital cost showed that the dominant uncertainties were associated with the risks to the upgrade of Boiler 2.
Figure 1: Capital cost variation
Overall outcomes and lessons
Several contentious issues arose during the initial workshop and in the review of work package cost estimates. However, the clear focus on risk to the project and exposing and addressing the underlying drivers of uncertainty, without questioning the competence of individuals, allowed these matters to be explored more calmly than might have been the case otherwise.
The project manager noted that, in addition to addressing risk directly, the exercise had brought about an extremely effective review of the status of engineering development across the project. It had highlighted for him several important areas requiring his attention.
The project team went forward with a clear view of where risk treatment plans were required. Responsibilities for these were allocated to relevant people in the owner’s team, the engineer, the PMC contractor and major subcontractors.
The company’s senior management team was able to form a view of the risk it was willing to take (its risk appetite) in allocating funds for the project, against the background of the company’s general financial position and business priorities. The budget and the cost contingency established for the project were fixed with greater confidence than they would have been otherwise, because they were seen to be based on a thorough examination of the true sources of uncertainty in the plans and estimates.
Sugar refinery
Agriculture, biosecurity and the environment
Risk assessment and risk treatment
Cost uncertainty
Team building for an integrated power project
An international consortium was the preferred provider for a new power plant, a build, own, operate and transfer (BOOT) project over 20-years. We facilitated a workshop to develop understanding among the stakeholders and create a project risk register for the combined team. Strong communication and a shared understanding was created between the seven international stakeholder organisations, laying a valuable foundation for successful project implementation.
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Meghan Dorrian
Meghan Dorrian co-leads Young America Creative, a design firm focused on architecture, graphic design, and building with teams of talented professionals. Her background in fabrication had led to a specialized interest in material assemblies in projects of variable scales.
In 2015 Meghan taught a two-semester course at CCA in 1:1 prototyping and fabrication, culminating in the final installation of 21 GFRC cast (concrete) benches, fencing and lighting for Tunnel Top Park located in the Dogpatch, SF. She also teaches at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo and DVC, a community college in the East Bay.
Meghan is a graduate of Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo’s school of Architecture, where the motto, Learn by Doing, which initially seemed cheesy and is now part of YAC’s daily mantra. She attended the Architectural Associations graduate program, Design & Make, a two-year program in timber technology that tasks a small team of students to design, fabrication and construct a full-scale building in a remote forested nook of England. The project, TSS, has been awarded several timber awards and recognitions in structural design and geometry. She worked in the fabrication offices of Face Design & Fabrication in Brooklyn, Chris French Metal, in Oakland, Envelope Architecture & Design, and Concreteworks before launching YAC with longtime friend and mind reader, Brian Friel.
Gregory Hurcomb
CCA Adjunct Professor of Architecture and Interior Design
Principal Studio Gregory Hurcomb
Gregory Hurcomb has exhibited nationally and internationally, including at the International Center of Photography in New York City, USA, and in Berlin, Germany and Sao Paulo, Brazil. He has most recently been appointed as an Adjunct Professor in the Architecture and Interior Design Departments at California College of Arts and will be teaching courses in both the MArch and BArch programs. He has previously taught at the University of California, Berkeley, the University of California, Davis, the University of Pennsylvania and the International Center of Photography. In addition, he has been a guest critic on fine art, design, and architecture reviews at UC Berkeley, UC Davis, California College of the Arts, Academy of Art University, Woodbury University, and the University of Pennsylvania. Currently he writes on Architecture for the Architect’s Newspaper, and has written for Architizer in the past.
Gregory Hurcomb was born and raised in New York and New Jersey, USA. He received his Masters in Architecture from The University of Pennsylvania in 2010. He also earned a certificate of General Studies in Photography from the International Center of Photography in New York City in 2000 and a BA from Rutgers University in Literature in 1999. While at the University of Pennsylvania he was awarded the E. Lewis Dales Traveling Fellowship, an award for excellence in portfolio design and the Donald Prowler Memorial Prize, awarded as a scholarship to graduate students whose work advances the design of sustainable architecture.
Matt Hutchinson
CCA Adjunct Professor of Architecture
Founder of PATH
Material and fabrication experiments are at the core of PATH’s working method. The work evolves through a feedback loop always moving between design and making: try something, evaluate it, transform it, see it in a new way. This curiosity to explore material properties and processes along with the continual testing of ideas through prototypes reveals new potentials for design. PATH leverages this curiosity, experience with traditional techniques, and a keen understanding of digital technologies to inform our sensibilities. Though trained as an architect, Matt Hutchinson’s interests in design go beyond the typical constraints of architecture and span a variety of scales and types, testing ideas in the forms of lighting, furniture, architectural components, installations, etc.
Recently as a fellow of the Autodesk Pier 9 AiR program, Hutchinson has pursued design research interests with support from Autodesk and access to their advanced fabrication facility.
In addition to the endeavors with PATH, Matt is faculty at CCA, where he teaches architecture studios (including the Spring 2009 Solar Decathlon Studio – a part of the widely recognized “Refract House”) as well as seminars which build on and are informed by his own materials and fabrication research.
Hutchinson’s previous professional design experience, ranging from Vincent James Associates (Minneapolis), to SHoP Architects (NYC), and to FACE Design (NYC) (among others) has afforded him a diverse and multi-disciplinary perspective. He earned his Bachelor of Architecture at Kent State University and his Master of Architecture at Yale University, where he received the Eero Saarinen scholarship and was twice a finalist for the H. I. Feldman design prize, the school’s highest design honor.
Neal Schwartz
CCA Associate Professor of Architecture
Principal Schwartz and Architecture
Neal Schwartz is the principal of Schwartz and Architecture, a San Francisco based design firm established in 1996. His architectural practice has been recently profiled in Dwell, Western Interiors, Sunset, Architectural Lighting, San Francisco magazine, and the San Francisco Chronicle among others. The firm has recently received a SFAIA Merit Award in Interior Architecture for the RayKo Photo Gallery, and was selected for inclusion in the SFAIA Home Tours 2005. He received a second place award in the San Francisco LGBT Community Center competition (in collaboration with Diane Davis) and was selected as an invited firm in the Santa Rosa Museum of Contemporary Art competition (in collaboration with Simonen Design).
Schwartz holds dual masters degrees in Architecture and Public Policy from Harvard’s Graduate School of Design and Kennedy School of Government respectively. He graduated with distinction in Architecture, received the Thayer Award for Meritorious Scholarship, the Sheldon Traveling Fellowship as well as an Urban Land Institute National Award and American Planning Association National Award.
Schwartz has been actively involved in teaching for 17 years, most recently as Associate Professor in Architecture and Coordinator of Advanced Studies at California College of the Arts. He also currently coordinates the Master’s degrees thesis program. Previously, Schwartz has taught at University of California, Berkeley and at Harvard. He has worked on a number of publications including Assemblage: a Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture. He is the editor of the book Emergent Memory: the National AIDS Memorial Competition, and co-editor of Cross Section 04: CCA Advanced Studio Work. His most recent publication is Vertical Places: the Tall Building in the World City, part of the CCA Architecture Studio Series.
In addition, Schwartz is on the Board of Directors for the National AIDS Memorial Grove located in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park and is the chair of the Memorial Design Committee guiding the capital campaign, design development and construction of this national memorial.
Lorena Del Rio
Founder/Principal RICA* STUDIO
Professor Lorena del Río (Madrid, 1981) is an architect educated at Polytechnic University of Madrid, ETSAM (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid), where she graduated in 2008 and is also developing her PhD. From 2012 to 2016, she was Visiting Assistant Professor at Cornell AAP where she has led design studios in the undergraduate and graduate programs as well as seminars on building technologies, visual representation and architectural theory. Lorena has participated in reviews and lectures at several universities including MIT, Cooper Union, the University of Buffalo, New York City College, the University of Houston, NYIT, and the University of Puerto Rico where she also was a panelist at the symposium “Evolution of Pedagogy: Architecture in Spain.” She also lectured at the 4th edition of Campus Ultzama organized by “Arquitectura y Sociedad” foundation, in the summer of 2015. She has won several awards in national and international competitions; recently in the competition to design new sport facilities at Dalseong, Korea and Europan 12 Kagran, Vienna. She has been part of the design team of the Spanish Pavilion for the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale that was honored with the Golden Lion. Her work has been widely published in international journals such as GA, Bauwelt and Arquitectura Viva. In 2014, Lorena founded RICA* STUDIO with Iñaqui Carnicero after several years of collaboration, where they develop projects of different scales and budgets.
Iñaqui Carnicero
Professor Iñaqui Carnicero (Madrid, 1973) is an awarded architect and international Phd from Polytechnic University of Madrid. Active in both the academic field at the Polytechnic University in Madrid and Cornell University, and the professional practice, Carnicero has won several competitions and completed many projects, including CEU University, 40 Social housing in Madrid, a High School in Albacete, the restoration of an Arab tower in Guadalajara, the new District Attorney’s Office in Madrid’s City of Justice, Hangar 16 Matadero at a former slaughterhouse of Madrid, and the Pitch´s house. His recent work curating and designing the Spanish Pavilion for the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale with the exhibition “Unfinished” was honored with the Golden Lion.
His work has been recognized with the AIANY Housing Award 2015, Design Vanguard Award 2012, Hauser Award 2012, Emerging Architecture Award Architectural Record 2011, Rome Prize 2009, COAM Award 2012, FAD Spanish Architecture and Public Opinion Award 2012, 2013 Barbara Cappochin Award (Honorable Mention), BSI University of Mendrisio (selected) 2007, shortlisted Architectural Digest award 2009 and BIGMAT 2013, Luigi Cosenza 2004 and exhibit at the RIBA exhibition International Emerging Architects 2011, Architecture week in Prague, GA Gallery Japan 2012. Carnicero has lectured at prestigious institutions such as Cornell, Harvard GSP, Rice, Berkeley, NJIT, Carleton, Roma Tre, La Sapienza, Calgary, Cervantes Institute in Prague, London Roca Gallery, Barcelona La Salle, Madrid ETSAM, Sevilla and Navarra University. He is the director of “Symmetries”, an architecture platform that relates roman and contemporary strategies in the city. His Ph.D. dissertation focuses on Louis Kahn and Robert Venturi’s discoveries and connections with Rome. Since 2014 he has been running the office of RICA* together with his partner Lorena del Rio.
Mauricio Soto-Rubio, Studio for Lightweight Design
University of Calgary Assistant Professor
Mauricio Soto-Rubio is an assistant professor of architecture at the Faculty of Environmental Design at the University of Calgary, where he teaches comprehensive structures, building design studios, building technologies and seminars related with lightweight and membrane structures. He is also a founding partner of the Studio for Lightweight Design, a multidisciplinary firm that specializes in the design, manufacturing and installation of lightweight, membrane and deployable structures.
Soto-Rubio graduated with honors with a Professional Degree in Architecture from the Universidad de Los Andes, Venezuela in 1999. He also completed a Masters Degree in Architecture from the University of Michigan in 2003, where he was awarded the 2001 Alumni Society Award.
Before joining CCA, Soto-Rubio worked in several architecture offices and construction companies in the US, England, Germany, and Switzerland. He also taught architectural design, building technologies, and materials at the University of Stuttgart, Germany and at the TU in Vienna, Austria.
Mauricio Soto-Rubio is a registered architect at the Architektenkammer Baden Wurttemberg, Germany.
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French Firm to Pay $338 Million to Settle Bribery Charges
Jun 28, 2010 | Business Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility, Economy & Society, Governance & Compliance
by Michael Connor
French engineering firm Technip S.A. agreed to pay a total of $338 million to settle criminal and civil charges brought by U.S. enforcement agencies for its participation in a scheme to bribe Nigerian government officials to obtain more than $6 billion in contracts to build liquefied natural gas facilities on Bonny Island, Nigeria.
The U.S. Justice Department said it filed a deferred prosecution agreement and charged Technip with one count of conspiracy and one count of violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Technip will pay $240 million to settle the criminal charges. It will also give up another $98 million in profits to settle civil charges brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The settlement is the latest related to a four-company joint venture – involving Technip, Kellogg Brown & Root Inc. (KBR), and two other companies – that was awarded four contracts by a Nigerian company between 1995 and 2004 to build liquid natural gas facilities on Bonny Island.
According to court documents, Technip authorized the joint venture to hire two agents to pay more than $182 million in bribes to a range of Nigerian government officials, including top-level executive branch officials. A senior executive of Technip, KBR’s former CEO, Albert “Jack” Stanley, and others “met with successive holders of a top-level office in the executive branch of the Nigerian government to ask the office holders to designate a representative with whom the joint venture should negotiate bribes to Nigerian government officials,” prosecutors said.
Under the terms of the deferred prosecution agreement, the Justice Department said it agreed to defer prosecution of Technip for two years. Technip agreed, among other things, “to retain an independent compliance monitor for a two-year period to review the design and implementation of Technip’s compliance program and to cooperate with the department in ongoing investigations.” If Technip abides by the terms of the deferred prosecution agreement, the department will dismiss the criminal information when the term of the agreement expires.
In 2009, KBR and its former parent, Halliburton, agreed to pay a total of $579 million to settle criminal and regulatory charges stemming from the Bonny Island case. KBR also was required to retain an independent compliance monitor for a three-year period to review the design and implementation of its compliance program
KBR’s former CEO, Albert “Jack” Stanley, pleaded guilty in September 2008 to conspiring to violate the FCPA for his participation in the bribery scheme. He is awaiting sentencing.
Including the latest penalties levied against Technip, the Justice Department said, a total of $917 million in criminal and civil penalties have been obtained to date as a result of investigations of the scheme to bribe Nigerian government officials in order to win the Bonny Island contracts.
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The Patient Trap: Why Assertive Individuals May Act Strangely Deferentially Around Doctors
April 25th, 2010 • Patient Advocacy • Print
From a young age, we are conditioned to follow doctor’s orders, the same way that we are socialized to obey police, teachers, and others in positions of power. “Our conditioning has taught us that doctors are the ultimate authority figure,” says David Simon, MD – CEO, medical director, and co-founder of the Chopra Center for Wellbeing.
This conditioning, Simon continues, begins when we are children. We constantly look to our parents for information, boundary-setting, and nurturing. But when our parents take us to a doctor, they surrender their authority to that of the doctor. “So the conditioning runs very deep,” Simon notes.
“As a physician,” he continues, ”I see people who are leading politicians, major captains of industry, and entertainers, who in almost every other context of their life have the impression that they are in control. But when they come to a doctor, they regress to a very kind of innocent, open mindset where they want to please the doctor. There’s a belief that if they surrender to the doctor, the doctor will help relieve them of their pain.”
I see this happen in the office all the time,” concurs pain specialist James Dillard, M.D., D.C., C.Ac – author of The Chronic Pain Solution. “I see people who are highly accomplished adults, who run large areas of their lives very professionally, get into my office and suddenly turn into four year olds…You see it in any illness where the patients are scared and are relying on the doctors to cure them or save their lives.”
This deferential conditioning not only is initiated when we are young but is reinforced in our adult interactions. A doctor’s opinion about a patient’s symptoms, for example, is given more credence by legal authorities, health insurance representatives, and so on than a patient’s own opinion about them.
What’s more, cultural symbols of the medical office — white coat, sterile office, one person lying down and one hovering over, one being called “Dr. So-and-So,” the other being called by a first name – feed into the power imbalance in a way that “can be formidable,” says Beth Darnell, PhD — Assistant Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology & Perioperative Medicine at Oregon Health & Science University.
The patient is in a “subordinate, almost inferior” role, agrees Shannon Stocker, M.D., who suffers from complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), This role easily may prompt an otherwise assertive individual to behave deferentially around doctors. “The sad thing is that society has fed into this dynamic,” Stocker says.
What’s more, Dillard adds, “There are a lot of doctors who are very smug about what they think they know. They expect people to just follow what they are saying, because they are the ones who went to medical school.” Doctors have been trained to think that they are authorities, given their scientific background and, therefore, “superior knowledge,” agrees Bonnie Cardenas, PT, who specializes in treating patients with complex, pain-related conditions. “Disagreement…is not to be tolerated.”
Here’s how this dynamic can especially affect patients with chronic pain, who typically bounce from specialist to specialist: “Doctors give orders, and if patients do not follow those orders, the patients may be branded as non-compliant, perhaps even defiant,” says Stocker. When the “difficult patient” label is entered into a patient’s chart, Stocker says, it will makes every visit thereafter “one in which the physician goes into the meeting with preconceived notions, which may affect the treatment of the patient — leading to misdiagnoses.”
When a doctor expects a patient to be problematic, Stoker explains, the walls come up: “Once a practitioner reads or hears that someone is a ‘difficult patient,’ I believe the practitioner inevitably cannot wait for the appointment to be over. The practitioner does not believe a word that comes out of the patient’s mouth, so the practitioner does not listen. The practitioner also does not believe that the patient will listen, so the practitioner does not want to invest time and energy into the patient.”
Given this social reality, coupled with the fact that doctors are gatekeepers to medical treatment – ie, that a patient’s life very well may depend on a doctor’s good graces — doctors may end up expecting total compliance, and patients may end up delivering it.
Interested in this topic? Be sure to check out the Summer issue of Pain Pathways magazine, in which I explore the topic in-depth, in an article called, “The Good Patient Syndrome.”
Jennifer February 4th, 2011
I am currently struggling with the question of how assertive I should be with my doctor. I am 36 weeks pregnant and my baby has not yet turned or dropped. I have been informed that a c-section is pretty much inevitable and he wants to schedule it for 2 weeks before my due date. I absolutely do not want a c-section, but when I told my doctor this, I was given the impression that I had no other options. My intuition tells me that I should let nature take its course and give the baby some time to turn on its own, but with the scheduled c-section looming only a couple weeks away, I am worried baby won’t have the time it needs. I feel so torn between “doctor knows best” and my very strong, and generally very accurate intuition. Having this decision practically forced on me makes me feel like I have no power. I remind myself that I have the right to say no, but can’t help feeling like I am being bad for not listening to what my doctor says. Thanks for the article. It has given me a little more courage to go with my gut.
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Paul Newman, Scrappy Startup Entrepreneur
"Sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand."
After watching Paul Newman in “The Hustler” on Netflix this weekend – and then reading the spectacular details of his life (according to Wikipedia) – I decided to buy his book that tells the origins of his “Newman’s Own” food brand. I know that the Newman O’s mint cookies are the best in the market and I knew vaguely that it donated to charity (about $300 million; all of its after-tax profits, since the company’s start), but didn’t really know there was much of a story behind it. After all, he’s Paul Newman. He could put his name on cowpies and they’d sell, right?
However, according to the book, Newman and his partner, author A. E. Hotchner, faced all of the challenges of a modern day startup (except perhaps, having to put their whole lives/assets on the line; Newman was still a busy actor into his last years). Early on in the book, they describe having a meeting with “the largest marketing company in America.” Despite Newman’s name recognition, the marketing executive informs him that “Just because they liked you as Butch Cassidy doesn’t mean they’ll like your salad dressing.”
Newman and Hotchner are told that the marketing alone – which includes focus groups, promotion, distribution and public relations – would cost more than $1 million. Newman and Hotchner leave the meeting and decide to launch their salad-dressing company with just $40,4000.
The origin story of Newman’s Own ends up sharing some traits common among today’s Internet-age startups:
Thinking you can do it better than the big guys:
Over the years, even in four-star restaurants, PL had been rejecting the house dressings and concocting his own….On one occasion, when the restaurant mistakenly served the salad with its own dressing, Paul took the salad to the men’s room, washed off the dressing, dried it with paper towels, and, after returning to the table, anointed it with his own, which he concocted with ingredients brought to him from the kitchen
Having previous entrepreneurial experience
When Paul was in college, he had demonstrated a knack for getting a business invention to fly. He was attending Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, when, to augment his dwindling GI Bill funds, he went into the laundry business. The school’s laundry company used to visit the dorms, going from room to room to pick up individual laundry; then Paul made a deal with the company for a much lower rate to pick up the laundry at one site in the town.
Paul rented an abandoned storefront in a partially developed part of Gambier…and advertised in the school paper that his laundry service would serve free beer to any customer bringing in his laundry. Figuring the cost of a keg of beer, plus rent and the laundry’s charges, against what he charged for the laundry, Paul was able to turn a profit of $80 a week, which by today’s conversion amounts to about $500.
Paul finally sold the business in his senior year to a friend of his, but as luck would have it, a month or so later one of the customers who had overimbibed the free beer put on a boxing glove, staggered out into the street, and started to masturbate a horse that was tied up there. The authorities shut down the business, busting the whole shop
Using a ping-pong table as a desk
So instead of buying office furniture, Paul decided that since it was September and he was closing his swimming pool, he would simply furnish the office with his pool furniture, even to the extent of keeping a beach umbrella over our shared desk (his picnic table).
Paul’s Ping-Pong table became our conference table, but the only conferences we held were when we played Ping-Pong. Paul wrote our scores on the low ceiling, but when his losses mounted significantly, he had the ceiling painted.
Staying true to the vision, damn the reality
Newman’s and Hotchner’s were both appalled by the amount of preservatives found in supermarket dressings. They were determined to use a recipe that contained only fresh ingredients, not thinking how that would make production and storage difficult:
We did not have EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraaceticacid) in our formula, which was thought to be essential in preserving life span on the shelf. “If a bottled dressing cannot stay on the shelf for somewhere in the neighborhood of a year,” Andy explained, “it will not be acceptable to the supermarkets.
All those big outfits have chemists who’ve been using these fixes for as long as I’ve been in business. The food business is a very practicalaffair—whatever you put in a bottle has to have shelf life or forget it. Let’s try half of the usual EDTA. What about it?”
We didn’t budge.
All-natural meant positively no chemicals. Andy’s chemists gave him a hard time about it, but eventually they put our formula through the longevity test. The result was not what they expected. They found that in the process of making mustard, in grinding the whole mustard seed, a layer of mucus is released that is a natural gum and did everything that EDTA did, but did it naturally.
The company leader eating his own dog food
People would say to me, ‘Is Newman really involved in this thing?’ and they were surprised to hear that no product ever goes out unless he personally eats it, and if he doesn’t like it, it’s not going anyplace. Hotchner and Newman were hands-on about everything. They wrote the legends, they tinkered with the label, they were thoroughly involved
Mr. Newman went on: “Some people have sexual dreams, but I dream about food. Then when I wake up I want to eat the food I dreamed about. That means I have to keep a big pantry, because you never know.
Facing rules that favored entrenched competitors
In the course of churning out new products, we came perilously close to putting ourselves out of business because we hadn’t taken into account a new phenomenon in the food business, a diabolical supermarket invention—slotting…slotting involved actual cash payments of $28,000–$30,000 to each store for the privilege of displaying a new product, and there was no guarantee as to how long a store would keep it on the shelf.
Of course, there are unrepeatable aspects of Newman’s business that just won’t apply to most other startups, mainly a) He’s Paul Newman and b) all of the company’s profits go to charity. But this book is a fast and fun read. It helps that Newman is one of the few (living or dead) uber-celebrities who, the more you find out about him, the more you love him.
The book is called “Shameless Exploitation in Pursuit of the Common Good: The Madcap Business Adventure by the Truly Oddest Couple” and is authored by Newman and Hotchner and published by Random House (2003). (Amazon / Google Books)
This entry was posted in thoughts and tagged entrepreneur, Paul Newman, startups on November 6, 2011 by Dan Nguyen.
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Brexit, Bristol, Parliament
Darren Jones MP votes against the government’s Brexit bill
Darren today voted against the government’s EU Withdrawal Bill, which proposes handing over huge powers to the government from Parliament. It also proposes getting rid of the Charter of Fundamental Rights.
Here’s Darren explaining why he voted the way he did:
We have the first round of important votes next week on Brexit. This is why I’m voting against the EU Withdrawal Bill on Monday.
I’ve just come from the House of Commons, where I listened to Brexit Secretary David Davies introduce what’s called the “second reading” of the EU Withdrawal Bill.
I’ve always been clear on my views about Brexit. I think it’s a disaster. But my deep concern about this Bill isn’t about Brexit. It’s about the fact that the Bill, as worded, is a massive power grab by the government.
You elect an MP to represent you in Parliament. I have one vote on behalf of about 100,000 of you. You therefore get a say on what this country does. That’s why the Prime Minister must get votes through Parliament to do stuff.
The EU Withdrawal Bill gives the Prime Minister and her Ministers the legal right to make stuff up without requiring a vote in Parliament. That means that lots of the rights you have from EU law (such as maternity leave, holiday pay, consumer rights and much more) could be changed by a Minister without a debate and vote in Parliament. That means I can’t vote against the Government to protect your rights being changed.
The Bill doesn’t have to be this way. The purpose of it is to copy and paste EU law into UK law so that, if we leave entirely, the laws that we have today carry on as they are. But the Government is using this Bill to increase its power in a way which hasn’t been done before.
Ministers, including the Prime Minister, are accountable to Parliament so that – through me – they’re accountable to you. This Bill fundamentally changes the way that Parliament works.
It’s for that reason that I won’t be voting for it.
The final vote on this bill will be in the next few months. Keep your eyes peeled for more news and views on this from your MP for Bristol North West, Darren Jones.
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6th October 2017 at 7:49 pm
Hi Darren ,thanks for stepping up to the plate so to speak and voting against this abomination. To me this Bill is undemocratic and I think should never even have been countenanced in a parliamentary democracy, which I understand we are supposed to be !
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Kuldeep Yadav is one of the finest spinners in international cricket. His variations and tricks are tough to read and his rise in the last couple of years has been phenomenal. He has stated that Gautam Gambhir and Shane Warne are behind his growth.
In his 6th season at Kolkata Knight Riders, Kuldeep has bowled reasonably well in the last few games. He revealed how Gambhir and Warne pushed him to reach the next level.
“It has been 6 years now that I have been with Kolkata Knight Riders and they are like family to me. Everyone supports each other in the bunch. When I joined, Gautam Gambhir was the captain and Jacques Kallis was a senior player and continues to be our coach and I learnt a lot from them. Gauti bhai always motivated and supported me and always pushed me to reach the next level. I am a senior pro now and doing my job to help the team reach its goals and help them lift this beautiful trophy,” Kuldeep said in an interview with Hindustan Times.
He is in constant touch with Shane Warne, who has helped him in becoming a better bowler.
“I watched him bowl in the 2005 Ashes series and from that day I wanted to become a bowler like him. He became my idol. I met him for the first time in Pune when we played a Test match against Australia. We spoke about a lot of things and when I went to Australia he helped me with a lot of tips. Ravi (Shastri) sir and Bharat Arun sir helped me understand what Warne was trying to convey to me. Every morning he came up with new ideas and helped me become stronger mentally and in terms of cricket skills. He is very close to me now and we chat on WhatsApp regularly,” said Kuldeep.
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Australia whitewashed Pakistan in the five match ODI series. The contest was one sided as visitors didn't give any chance to the hosts. More than Australia's victory, the bromance between Adam Zampa and Marcus Stoinis remained the hot topic during the series.
During the second match, both of them were seen showering love on each other. Marcus Stoinis went one step ahead and added stories to his Instagram handle in which Zampa was kissing him and the all-rounder was also enjoying his gesture.
When Stoinis was asked about the bromance, he clarified that they are good mates. “We are good mates, that sort of stuff gets you through long tours and all that sort of thing. A bit of banter, a bit of laugh. You can’t take yourself too seriously. We have got a good bond in the team and there’s a good group,” he was quoted as saying by cricket.com.au.
With Marcus Stoinis joining Royal Challengers Bangalore, Adam Zampa is missing his friend. The Aussie spinner has posted two separate pictures of them taking the shower and posing in same style.
Harshit Anand Updated: 2 April, 2019, 5:17 PM IST
Royal Challengers Bangalore have got off to a poor start in the 12th edition of the IPL. They have lost their first three games and against Chennai and Hyderabad, they suffered huge defeats. RCB have only been competitive once and that was against Mumbai.
Writing his column for the Times of India (TOI), AB de Villiers revealed how he and Virat felt after the shambolic loss at the hands of Sunrisers Hyderabad, “It just so happened that Virat Kohli and I were sitting beside each other on the RCB bus back to the hotel after our emphatic defeat against Sunrisers in Hyderabad. He looked at me. I looked at him. There was nothing to say.
This was not what we expected. We have been together as a squad for more than two weeks now, and we have worked exceptionally hard. Our preparation has been excellent, and the team feels balanced. No question, we should be winning matches. And yet, we are not winning. We’ve played three and lost three, and RCB supporters are rightly concerned by the prospect of another disappointing season.”
AB de Villiers looked at his best against Mumbai at Bangalore but failed to help RCB cross the line. On the other hand, Virat Kohli hasn't been at his best in the first three games. Today, RCB will take on Rajasthan Royals at Jaipur.
After the Cricket World Cup, England and Australia are set to play against each other in the Ashes series. England will be hosting the much awaited Ashes series. At present, Australia have the Ashes urn with them. But, at home, England are a tough nut to crack. But there is a big crack at the top of their batting.
They are facing a headache with the form of their openers – Rory Burns and Keaton Jennings. Star English limited-overs opener, Jason Roy has expressed his desire to feature in Ashes for England.
He said, “There are people that want me to play, people that don’t want me to play. I just want to play to prove it to myself really. To see where I’m at and to see if I can actually do it. You never know what is going to happen but I just want to put the right stepping stones in and make sure that I’m selected, that is the first process.”
Rajasthan Royals all-rounder Ben Stokes has sound warning to his teammates that they can't afford to lose another game after suffering three straight defeats in the ongoing season of the Indian Premier League. He further added there was no point cribbing about the past results and focus on the upcoming games in order to put the campaign back on track.
“Our first three games we got ourselves into a real good position to win all three, and we know it is just (about) winning those crucial moments. (This game) it was the last over and unfortunately we couldn’t cross the line,” said Stokes.
“There is always been one point in the three games were we haven’t been a better team. Losing the first three games you probably would say we can’t (take positives), but we are trying to and there is no point in looking back...Because if we lose 4-5, it’s going to be really tough to come back from that,” he added.
“Hindsight is a wonderful thing, if you look back at it like that. He just takes it deep as he possibly can. He’s a great person to learn from and watch how he goes about his innings whether it’s setting a total or chasing a total.
“Sometimes you got to hold your hand up and say the best players in the world can do that. He certainly showed that.
“Especially when he comes in early, every team knows what he’s going to try and do to start with and we tried to attack him. Getting him out was our main objective. There was a dropped catch which you can’t blame anyone for - that happens - and the ball hitting the stumps and the bails not coming off.”
Dwayne Bravo played a key role in Chennai Super Kings' victory over Rajasthan Royals. With just 12 runs required off 6 balls and Ben Stokes still at the crease, MS Dhoni handed the ball to his most trusted teammate, Dwayne Bravo. The West Indies all-rounder didn't disappoint and successfully defended the score as CSK ended up winning the match by 6 runs.
He dismissed Stokes on the very first ball of the over and then followed it up with wicket of Shreyas Gopal. After the game, Bravo heaped praise on MS Dhoni.
“Feeding off his energy and he also encouraged me to be positive, that is important. I enjoy batting with him because he makes batting so easy. He puts the opposition under so much pressure,” said Bravo.
Dhoni scored 75 runs off 46 balls to take CSK's score past 170. The defending champions were reeling at 27 for three when MS Dhoni came in to bat. He started cautiously to repair the damage but blasted rival bowlers in the final overs. He hit Jaydev Unadkat for 28 runs in the last over to complete Chennai Super Kings’ recovery.
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Sreelata S Yellamrazu Updated: 2 April, 2019, 3:16 PM IST
It appears that the Indian Premier League has quickly become a laboratory for experimentation and debate. After cajoling the mind on the issue of mankading, now there is a concern of how much technology will be too much.
Virat Kohli has reasons to be furious. His personal form has failed to show up in the IPL 2019 thus far. The team he leads, the Royal Challengers Bangalore, are a beleaguered franchise at the start of another IPL season. Kohli, otherwise the successful captain of the Indian national team, who led them to the first Test series victory down under in seventy years, is struggling to back up his words with performances and results as he takes barbs from former colleagues and critics.
In that light it is natural that the skipper reacted the way he did at the post-match session, venting his anger at the on field umpire for the unspotted no ball off Lasith Malinga that denied his team runs as well as an additional ball and with it the possibility of a victory.
That it came off what happened to be the last ball of the match is what gave it additional impact as well as significance. It could well be argued that had the no ball happened at any other time in the match, it may have well passed off with just enough interest to raise a query, nothing more. It could, also, be argued in the same breath that perhaps the Royal Challengers Bangalore could have made enough effort not to leave it to the last minute literally.
That said the point raised by Kohli is not wrong about this being the IPL though one has to say, umpire decisions are heavily debated and refuted even at gully cricket level so the club part is perhaps an insult.
For long, there has been an argument doing the rounds that if technology is available, it must be used. But not only has cricket been slow to adapt to changes but also, it has been a reluctant participant in the sea of change not just for monetary or financial constraints. In fact, the BCCI, which has the largest coffers anywhere in the world when it comes to cricket, has been very skeptical of adopting technology, resisting the Decision Review System for as long as it could hold out as a solitary protester.
So it may seem somewhat ironic that where the BCCI has the money to ring in the changes and experiment and advertise, perhaps even advocate the merit of using technology, the Indian captain is lamenting that the lack of use of available technology is damaging the sport and his team's chances.
What's more, while the cost to the broadcaster and organizer might be prohibitive, adopting review technology could slow down the game even more, something the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has been more prominent in addressing in its recent recommendations about timing various aspects of the game.
How can cricket squeeze in the technology that clamps down on no ball and umpire errors and still speed up the game? Maybe the next IPL match may have more food for thought.
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Chitlins, Catfish and Deep Southern Soul
Rest in Peace Allen Toussaint
Bill Samuels/Buster Bennett - Chrono Classics 1945-47
AllMusic Review by arwulf arwulf
One of the very first acts signed to the newly founded Mercury label in 1945 was a quartet calling itself the Cats 'N Jammer Three, a name derived from Rudolph Dirks' old-time comic strip, The Katzenjammer Kids. Their pianist and lead vocalist was Mississippi native and Chicago-based entertainer Bill Samuels. Adam Lambert played mellifluous amplified guitar, and rhythmic support was provided by bassist Sylvester Hickman and drummer Hillard Brown. The first of two versions of "I Cover the Waterfront" was terrifically successful for the Jammers and for Mercury. Stylistically, Samuels and his group sounded something like the King Cole Trio, tempered with the quaintness of the Charioteers and, at times, the cheerful carnality of the rising R&B movement. Comparisons could also be drawn with the Mills Brothers, the Ink Spots, the Cats & the Fiddle, Slim Gaillard, the Delta Rhythm Boys, the Three Keys, the Four Blazes, and the Five Red Caps. "Waterfront" is smoothly romantic with cool background vocals, and the lovely "One Hundred Years from Today" epitomizes the old-fashioned aspect of Samuels' act. On the raunchier end of the spectrum, "Jockey Blues" and "My Bicycle Tillie" -- with its repeated references to "pumping" -- are distinctly and daringly copulative. This combination of cuteness and relatively overt sexuality was an important ingredient in R&B and early rock & roll. Tapping into a rowdy novelty routine popularized by both Count Basie and Louis Jordan, bassist Sylvester Hickman tried to out-squeal Jordan during the Jammers' rendition of "Open the Door, Richard." Three sides from July of 1947 find Samuels in front of a small band led by Ram Ramirez, with trumpet solos from Bill Coleman and guitar passages by Mundell Lowe. The Cats 'N Jammer Three seem to have disbanded during the 1948 recording ban. Samuels waxed only a couple of sides in 1949, then moved to Minneapolis where he managed to form a trio, eventually recording an LP and one last single. Bill Samuels passed away in March of 1964 at the age of 53. This is the heart of his musical legacy.
James Joseph Bennett (March 19, 1914 – July 3, 1980) Born in Pensacola, Florida, by 1930 or so, he was working in Texas, but spent most of his active career (1938 to 1954) in Chicago. He was employed as a session musician by Lester Melrose from 1938 to 1942; he played on recordings with Big Bill Broonzy, the Yas Yas Girl, Monkey Joe, and Washboard Sam. Concomitantly he played on sessions with Jimmie Gordon under Sammy Price's direction.
In 1944, the Buster Bennett Trio featured Arrington Thornton on piano and Duke Groner on bass. Other lineups led by Bennett included Wild Bill Davis, Israel Crosby, and Pee Wee Jackson.
In 1945, Bennett signed a three-year recording contract with Columbia Records; he was marketed as a Louis Jordan sound-alike. In early 1946, while under contract to Columbia, Bennett appeared, under the name of his trumpet player, Charles Gray, on a recording for the short-lived Chicago label, Rhumboogie. He also made an unannounced appearance on a Red Saunders session on Sultan Records in 1946, and on a "tenor-battle" session with Tom Archia for Aristocrat in 1947.
At the height of his popularity, in the late 1940s, he was known for his ability to draw customers into a South Side club - and for his cantankerous personality. On one occasion, he and Preston Jackson got into a fistfight at the Musicians Union hall, over a $2 debt.
Bennett recorded his last session for Columbia in December 1947. By 1956 he was out of music, because of the loss of recording opportunities and his own failing health. He retired to Texas, where he lived out the remainder of his life. He died in Houston in 1980, at the age of 66.
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Labels: Bill Samuels, Buster Bennett
Harold Burrage - The Pioneer of Chicago Soul
A companion post to the one running at "Don't Ask Me".
Harold Edwin Burrage (March 30, 1931 – November 26, 1966) was an American blues and soul singer, pianist, and record producer.
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Burrage did session work as a pianist in the 1950s and 1960s as well as recording under his own name. He released singles on Decca, Aladdin, States, and Cobra in the 1950s, and for Vee-Jay and M-Pac in the 1960s. Burrage's backing bands included the likes of Otis Rush, Willie Dixon, and Jody Williams, while Burrage supported Magic Sam, Charles Clark, and others as a pianist.
Burrage's only national hit as singer was the 1965 Chicago soul song "Got to Find a Way", which reached #31 on the Billboard R&B charts. The following year Burrage died in Chicago, aged 35, from heart failure at the home of Tyrone Davis, a musician whom Burrage influenced.
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Labels: Chicago, Harold Burrage
Mose has left the building
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The Other Anthology of American Folk Music
In response to the Harry Smith collection for Folkways/Smithsonian, a disappointingly anonymous human being out there somewhere on the interweb collated and produced "The Other Anthology" from other deserving tracks that didn't make the pick for Smith - mainly alternate material from the same artists: the Memphis Jug Band, Bascom Lamar Lundsford, Blind Willie Johnson, Charlie Patton, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Dock Boggs..... 98 tracks in all - some of which, like the Harry Smith pick, unavoidably duplicates some of the recent monster Paramount boxed-sets.
There is no booklet and no notes and no credits for this internet production.
Well-deserved appreciation for whoever painstakingly put this together in the first place, and big thanks to whoever shared it on whatever site I downloaded it from.
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Bobby Womack and The Valentinos
a repost by request:
When considering what to tell in the epic myth-like tale of the life of Bobby Womak, I came to the same conclusion that wikipedia's editors did...the tale is too rich to abbreviate. If you have been here through enough of the blog you caught the very first chapter in the SAR set. This portion really just covers The Valentino's - there will be even more about Bobby alone. His story is in many ways the tale of the fallout from the killing of Sam Cooke. Womak played the role of pawn, hero, villain, tragic hero, resurrected hero...it is the stuff of a fantastic book, complete with side plots, or a movie crafted from the very real history of soul.
"The Valentinos (also known as The Womack Brothers), was a Cleveland, Ohio-based family R&B group, mainly famous for launching the careers of brothers Bobby Womack and Cecil Womack, the former brother finding bigger fame as a solo artist and the latter finding success as a member of the husband and wife team of Womack & Womack with Linda Cooke. During their 22-year tenure, the group was known for R&B hits such as "Lookin' for a Love", famously covered by The J. Geils Band and later a solo hit for Bobby Womack and "It's All Over Now", famously covered by The Rolling Stones.
The foundation of the Valentinos started in church where the five Womack brothers - Friendly, Jr. (born 1941), Curtis (born 1943), Bobby (born 1944), Harry (1945-1974) and Cecil (1947-2013) - performed at their father Friendly's church located from the East 85th & Quincy area of Cleveland. The group started out around 1952 when eight-year-old Bobby Womack played guitar for his father after he had broken a string. Following this, he discovered that all five of his sons could sing, forming the Womack Brothers.
Attracting a gospel following, in 1954, the group, under the name Curtis Womack and the Womack Brothers, cut a single, "Buffalo Bill" with the Pennant label; both Curtis and Bobby Womack were only ten years old at the time of the recording. In 1956, Sam Cooke discovered the group performing while he and his then group, The Soul Stirrers, were headlining and was so impressed with the brothers that he promised to help the group advance in their careers. In 1960, a couple of years after he founded SAR Records and becoming a crossover solo sensation, Cooke made good on his promise signing the teenage act to the label. The group arrived to California in a beat-up Cadillac prior to Cooke signing them.
Still going by The Womack Brothers, SAR cut two gospel singles the group recorded in 1961 and 1962 including "Somebody's Wrong" and "Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray". After the singles failed to chart, Cooke advised the group to go a secular direction. Upon this, they changed their name to the Valentinos and while both Bobby and Curtis continued to switch leads, Sam Cooke reportedly favored Bobby and while some SAR singles featured Curtis in lead, the Bobby-led singles would garner the most airplay.
Shortly afterwards, the group under its new moniker, recorded "Lookin' for a Love", which was a pop rendition of "Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray". The song would peak at number eight on the R&B charts and number 72 on the Billboard Hot 100, going on to sell two million copies. The hit landed them an opening spot on James Brown's national tour.
In early 1964, the group issued their next hit, "It's All Over Now", which was co-written by Bobby and sister-in-law Shirley. Prior to them releasing it, however, word got around that The Rolling Stones wanted to cover it. Despite Bobby's initial protests, the Stones were eventually allowed to release it and their version became their first national hit in the U.S. Bobby's anger cooled after he received his first royalty check for the single following the Stones' release of the single.
Around 1963, Womack began touring with Cooke as his backing guitarist. Bobby added in instrumentation to several of Cooke's albums including Night Beat and Ain't That Good News. Around the same time Bobby was one of the first people to hear Cooke's chilling anthem, "A Change Is Gonna Come". In December 1964, the Valentinos' career was put in jeopardy when Cooke was suddenly shot and killed while at a Los Angeles motel.
Struggling to deal with the sudden loss of Cooke, the group lay low. Not long after Cooke was buried, however, in March of the following year, Bobby, who had just turned 21, married Cooke's widow, 29-year-old Barbara Campbell. Womack would claim later that he initially had wanted to console Barbara after she lost her husband fearing she "may do something crazy" because of the attention given to Sam Cooke's stature. Womack, his family and friends later say that Barbara fell in love with Bobby and convinced him to marry her. Womack even wore one of Sam's suits to the wedding by Barbara's request.
The marriage angered many of Cooke's loyal fans due to the fact that Cooke's death was still being investigated at the time. In response to the negative attention, Bobby chose to leave the Valentinos and start his solo career in 1965, first recording for Him Records and later the Chess Records subsidiary, Checker. But due to the Cooke scandal, radio deejays refused to play his records and onstage, he was often referred to as "the kid that married Sam Cooke's wife". Womack settled on session work for the time being as a rhythm guitarist, beginning in 1966, while the rest of the Valentinos, who had initially disbanded following Cooke's death, was urged by Bobby to regroup.
Following Cooke's death, SAR Records folded and the remaining Valentinos auditioned for several record labels before Chess Records picked them up. In 1966, they recorded two singles, "Do It Right" and "Let's Get Together" but neither single failed to chart and the brothers were dropped from the label soon after. Following this, the youngest Valentino, Cecil Womack, was the next brother to leave the group after he decided to marry former Motown singer Mary Wells. Cecil was only 19 at the time of the marriage, Wells was 23. In 1968, Wells and Cecil helped the brothers get signed to Jubilee Records. Several of the brothers - including Bobby - would contribute to the sessions of Mary Wells' Jubilee album, "Servin' Up Some Soul", many of the tracks being Cecil and Mary compositions. That same year, the remaining trio of Friendly, Jr., Curtis and Harry recorded the single "Tired of Being Nobody" followed by the Cecil Womack penned "Two Lovers History" before calling it a day.
Meanwhile Bobby Womack's career was on a rise again, this time as a session musician and songwriter. After contributing guitar to recordings by Aretha Franklin, he gave up some of his compositions to Wilson Pickett, who later took the Womack single, "I'm in Love", to the top 40 on the pop and soul charts. Several of Womack's other songs including "I'm a Midnight Mover" would also be recorded by Pickett. Following this success, Minit Records signed Bobby and released the album, Fly Me to the Moon, which featured the singer's first charted hit, a cover of The Mamas & The Papas' "California Dreaming". Once again being able to have a career after years of struggle following his marriage to Barbara Cooke, Womack would continue his session work, working with musicians such as Gábor Szabó, with whom he would write "Breezin'" with. By 1970, Womack's brothers rejoined him as background vocalists on his work, starting with the 1970 release of his second solo album, My Prescription.
In 1971, Bobby signed with United Artists Records and released his breakthrough album, Communication, which featured the top ten R&B hit, "That's the Way I Feel About Cha", in which the rest of his brothers (The Valentinos) , contributed background vocals to. The brothers would be featured on several of Womack's other albums over the years including Understanding, Facts of Life and Lookin' for a Love Again, the latter album in which the brothers re-recorded "Lookin' for a Love" in a modern funk setting. The remake later shot up to number one R&B and number ten pop becoming the biggest hit the brothers ever sang on, selling over two million copies. Bobby Womack later produced a version of "I Can Understand It" for the remaining Valentinos, releasing it on the Clean Records label. The song gave the Valentinos some traction again on the R&B charts leading to them appearing on Soul Train where Bobby was a frequent guest.
However, this period of success would unfortunately be short lived. On March 9, 1974, Harry Womack was shot to death by his girlfriend during a fight while living in Bobby's Los Angeles home. Bobby said later that he received a phone call from his oldest brother Friendly, Jr., who told him of what had happened to Harry. Bobby was then doing an interview for a local radio station while "Lookin' for a Love" was rising on the charts when he got the call. Bobby said he was shocked by the news and tried to escape the building of the station, later landing in a hospital from his fall where he made a full recovery. In response, Bobby moved his entire family including parents Friendly and Naomi to California to strengthen a fragile family bond. The Valentinos ceased recordings after Harry's death settling on background work with brother Bobby.
Bobby Womack's solo career struggled following the death of his brother as did the careers of the other ex-Valentinos. In 1982, Bobby Womack's solo career received a boost with the release of "If You Think You're Lonely Now", which featured his surviving brothers and other singers backing him. The following year, Cecil Womack, now married to Linda Cooke, Sam Cooke's daughter and Bobby's former stepdaughter, began finding success on his own with Linda as the duo Womack & Womack, releasing the album, Love Wars, which boosted the hit single, "Baby I'm Scared of You", which Cecil and Linda wrote. The duo later had a hugely successful international hit with "Teardrops". Friendly Womack and Curtis Womack continued to provide background vocals for brother Bobby's recordings until the nineties when both singers announced retirements.
An estrangement in the family occurred following the 1977 divorce of Cecil Womack and Mary Wells as it was alleged that a reason for the divorce (filed by Cecil) was due to Mary Wells carrying on an extramarital affair with Curtis. Curtis and Mary continued to date and in 1986, Wells gave birth to Curtis' daughter Sugar. Mary and Cecil had three children during their marriage including record producer Meech Wells (born Cecil Womack, Jr.). In the late eighties, disenchanted with life in the United States and searching for their African roots, Cecil and Linda Womack and their children moved to an African country and changed their name to the Zekkariyas where they continued recording music. As a songwriting team for Philadelphia International Records, the couple wrote hits for Teddy Pendergrass and Patti LaBelle. Cecil died on February 1, 2013 in Africa. In 2009, Bobby Womack was inducted to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. During the ceremony, he performed his 1972 hit "Across 110th Street" and the Valentinos hit "It's All Over Now", in which Rolling Stone member Ron Wood backed him. Wood inducted Womack to the Hall. Womack's family with the exception of Cecil Womack was present for the induction ceremony. The family patriarch and founder of the Womack Brothers, Friendly Womack, Sr., died of cancer in 1981. Their mother, Naomi, is still living.
Some of the group's recordings are most noted for their covers by artists of various genres. Alongside the Rolling Stones, Solomon Burke and Wilson Pickett recorded covers of the Valentinos tunes "Everybody Wants to Fall in Love" and "I Found a True Love", both of which were written solely by Bobby. In 1971, The J Geils Band covered "Lookin' for a Love" a couple years before the brothers re-recorded it for Bobby's solo release, Lookin' for a Love Again. Another composition that was first recorded by Bobby as a solo release and revived by the Valentinos a year later, "I Can Understand It", became a major hit for the funk band New Birth. Prior to her later work with Cecil, Linda helped Bobby co-write the hit "A Woman's Gotta Have It", which also featured Cecil singing background for his brother. Cecil and Linda's composition, "Love TKO", a major hit for Teddy Pendergrass, has been covered several times."
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Labels: Bobby Womack, Chess, Ohio, The Valentinos
Osibisa - Heads
The last album to feature the original "Beautiful Seven".
"Osibisa, the West African high-life band from Ghana, waxed their first LP in 1971 and continues to spit them out. Their longevity can be attributed to a vibrant sound and the ability to inject humor into music. They don't allow themselves to become mired in social issues as did the short-lived but often brilliant Cymande, whose LPs were essentially political statements. Osibisa's only agenda is making good music, and if it happens to strike a political or social nerve, fine, but it's not what they're totally about. "Wango Wango" starts slow but evolves into a wicked jam that's heavy as P-Funk. Pleasant flute and trumpet riffs accent the lovely "So So MI La So." The bands' tribute to America, the floating "Sweet America," teases and tantalizes. Percussion heads will appreciate "Ye Tie Wo" and "Che Che Kule." The deepest slabs of social commentary are the thought-provoking "Sweet Sounds" and "Did You Know." All tracks were written by all or various members of Osibisa, who share production credit with John Punter. "
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Osibisa - Woyaya 1971
Woyaya is a strong follow up to Osibisa' debut record, almost a companion volume.
The Sprit of Memphis Quartet - Happy In the Service of the Lord
A rerun by request:
Gospel music was largely neglected during the surge of CD reissues in the 90s and early 21st Century. Only the Specialty and Nashboro labels had significant reissues. The Spirit of Memphis Quartet was unquestionably one of the greatest, most popular, and most influential quartets of the Golden Age of Gospel in the 40s and 50s. But the CD generation had little opportunity to hear it.
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Home Archives 2008 N°15 Octobre 2008 International Israël / Palestine
Shlomo Ben-Ami
A War to Start All Wars
Will Israel Ever Seal the Victory of 1948?
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For 60 years, both the Israelis and the Palestinians have used the past to illuminate the present and confer legitimacy on their nations’ respective founding myths. Of course, Zionists and Palestinian nationalists were not the first to embellish the stories of their nations’ births or make excuses for their tragedies. Throughout history, nations have been born in blood and frequently in sin. This is why, as the French philosopher Ernest Renan wrote, they tend to lie about their pasts.
The birth of the state of Israel in 1948 has long been the subject of self-congratulatory historiography by the victorious side and grievance-filled accounts by disinherited Palestinians. To the Israelis, the 1948 war was a desperate fight for survival that was settled by an almost miraculous victory. In the Arab world, accounts of the war tend to advance conspiracy theories and attempt to shift the blame for the Arabs’ defeat. In both cases, the writing of history has been part of an uncritical nationalist quest for legitimacy.
Refusing to admit that the noble Jewish dream of statehood was stained by the sins of Israel’s birth and eager to deny the centrality of the Palestinian problem to the wider conflict in the Middle East, the Israelis have preferred to dwell on their struggle for independence against the supposedly superior invading Arab armies. But the war between the indigenous Palestinian population and the Yishuv, the organized Jewish community of Palestine, was arguably the fiercest phase of the conflict. It was during this period — between November 30, 1947, and May 15, 1948 — that the fate of the nascent Jewish state really seemed to hang by a thread. Nevertheless, the popular notion cultivated since then has repressed the memory of this fighting and focused instead on the heroic stand of the tiny Yishuv against the invading Arab armies during the second phase of the war, from May 15, 1948, to the spring of 1949. When the war was over, the Palestinian problem practically disappeared from Israeli public debate, or it was conveniently defined as one of "refugees" or "infiltrators." It was as if there were no Israeli-Palestinian conflict or Palestinian people. As Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir famously put it in 1969, "They did not exist."
LONG REVISION
During the 1980s, a group known as the new historians began to challenge the Zionist mythology surrounding Israel’s birth. These Israeli revisionist scholars — Simha Flapan, Ilan Pappé, and Avi Shlaim, among others — unearthed documents that challenged the conventional view of the war as a clash between a Jewish David and an Arab Goliath. They also argued that the war was really the story of Arab states betraying the Palestinian cause and showed that there was collusion between some Arabs and the Jews — as when Trans-jordan and the Yishuv conspired to prevent the creation of a Palestinian state. In other cases, the new historians argued, Arab states rushed to grab land at the expense of the Palestinians or their own rivals in the Arab coalition.
But it was Benny Morris who addressed the most sensitive issue of all: the refugee crisis. His book The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem, 1947-1949, published in 1987, remains the single most important work on the thorniest moral and political issue underlying the Israeli-Palestinian conundrum. It recounts the often violent expulsion of 700,000 Arabs as Jewish soldiers conquered villages and towns throughout Palestine. For bravely and masterfully advancing a new narrative of Israel’s birth, he paid a heavy personal price. Denounced as an "anti-Zionist" after the publication of his 1987 book, Morris was denied tenure by practically every department of history in the country. It was not until 1996, when then President Ezer Weizman summoned Morris to his office and asked him to affirm his belief in Israel’s right to exist that Morris was given a job at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
More than any other revisionist, Morris has singled himself out by drawing a line between his views as a historian and his views as a citizen, between his pathbreaking interpretation of the past and his controversial and politically incorrect views about the present. Once a peacenik with impeccable credentials — he went to jail for refusing to serve as an Israeli army reservist in the occupied territories during the first intifada, in 1987 — Morris has gradually drifted, together with most Israelis, toward a position vehemently critical of the Palestinians. He has blamed Palestinian leaders for the collapse of the Oslo peace process and the al Aqsa intifada, which began in September 2000.
In January 2004, Morris famously lamented that the architects of Israel’s 1948 war strategy had not more thoroughly purged the Jewish state of its Arab population. Morris told the Haaretz journalist Ari Shavit, "If [David] Ben-Gurion [Israel’s first prime minister] had carried out a large expulsion and cleansed the whole country — the whole Land of Israel, as far as the Jordan River . . . he would have stabilized the State of Israel for generations. . . . If the end of the story turns out to be a gloomy one for the Jews, it will be because Ben-Gurion did not complete the transfer in 1948." His statement shocked many of his old admirers and fellow revisionist scholars. But even if his left-wing critics consider him a controversial citizen of the present, Morris remains an honest and superbly professional student of the past.
The ability to engage in a sober inquiry into the past is an essential test of free societies and truly democratic academic institutions, and the challenges that the new historians have posed to traditional myths surrounding the birth of Israel represent a major contribution to both historiography and the country’s identity. The revisionists’ work has had political consequences as well: the Israeli-Palestinian peace process of the 1990s was nurtured by their reshaping of the national Zeitgeist in Israel. The introduction of powerful new arguments about 1948 has influenced the views of politicians and peace negotiators, too, whether they admit it or not. (The speech I gave as head of the Israeli delegation during the 1992 multilateral talks on Palestinian refugees in Ottawa, Canada, was profoundly influenced by Morris’ work.)
No such new history has yet emerged in the Arab world, nor have any Arab archives been opened to allow for such a fresh perspective. Most Arab historians continue to absolve their countries’ militaries of all responsibility for the defeat. By exonerating the Arab armies and attributing their failure to the treachery and incompetence of conservative civilian elites, such scholars provided legitimacy for the revolutionary military regimes that took power across the Arab world after 1948.
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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 film)
David Hand (supervising)
William Cottrell
Larry Morey
Perce Pearce
Ted Sears
Richard Creedon
Otto Englander
Dick Rickard
Earl Hurd
Merrill De Maris
Dorothy Ann Blank
Webb Smith
by The Brothers Grimm
Adriana Caselotti
Lucille La Verne
Harry Stockwell
Roy Atwell
Pinto Colvig
Otis Harlan
Scotty Mattraw
Billy Gilbert
Moroni Olsen
Stuart Buchanan
Leigh Harline
December 21, 1937 (1937-12-21) (premiere)
February 4, 1938 (1938-02-04) (United States)
$416 million[2]
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is a 1937 American animated musical fantasy film produced by Walt Disney Productions and released by RKO Radio Pictures. Based on the German fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm, it is the first full-length cel animated feature film and the earliest in the Walt Disney Animated Classics series. The story was adapted by storyboard artists Dorothy Ann Blank, Richard Creedon, Merrill De Maris, Otto Englander, Earl Hurd, Dick Rickard, Ted Sears and Webb Smith. David Hand was the supervising director, while William Cottrell, Wilfred Jackson, Larry Morey, Perce Pearce, and Ben Sharpsteen directed the film's individual sequences.
Snow White premiered at the Carthay Circle Theatre on December 21, 1937, followed by a nationwide release on February 4, 1938, and with international earnings of $8 million during its initial release briefly assumed the record of highest grossing sound film at the time. The popularity of the film has led to it being re-released theatrically many times, until its home video release in the 1990s. Adjusted for inflation, it is one of the top ten performers at the North American box office.
At the 11th Academy Awards, Walt Disney was awarded an honorary Oscar, and the film was nominated for Best Musical Score. It was added to the United States National Film Registry in 1989 and is ranked in the American Film Institute's list of the 100 greatest American films, who also named the film as the greatest American animated film of all time in 2008. Disney's take on the fairytale has had a huge cultural impact, resulting in popular theme park attractions, a video game, and a Broadway musical.
Plot 1
Story development 3.1
Animation 3.2
Cinematic influences 3.4
Original theatrical run 4.1
Re-releases 4.2
Reception 4.3
Home media 4.4
Theme parks 5.1
Video games 5.2
Broadway musical 5.3
Canceled prequel 5.4
Other appearances 5.5
See also 6
Snow White is a lonely princess living with her stepmother, a vain and wicked Queen. The Queen fears that Snow White's beauty surpasses her own, so she forces Snow White to work as a scullery maid and asks her Magic Mirror daily "who is the fairest one of all". For several years the mirror always answered that the Queen was, pleasing her.
One day, the Magic Mirror informs the Queen that Snow White is now the fairest in the land. The jealous Queen orders her hag, the Queen creates a poisoned apple that will put whoever eats it into the "Sleeping Death", a curse that can only be broken by "love's first kiss", but dismisses that Snow White will be buried alive. The Queen goes to the cottage while the dwarfs are away, but the animals are wary of her and rush off to find the dwarfs. The Queen tricks Snow White into biting into the poisoned apple. As Snow White falls asleep the Queen proclaims that she is now the fairest of the land. The dwarfs return with the animals as the Queen leaves the cottage and give chase, trapping her on a cliff. She tries to roll a boulder over them but before she can do so, lightning strikes the cliff, causing her to fall to her death.
The dwarfs return to their cottage and find Snow White seemingly dead, being kept in a deathlike slumber by the potion. Unwilling to bury her out of sight in the ground, they instead place her in a glass coffin trimmed with gold in a clearing in the forest. Together with the woodland creatures, they keep watch over her. A year later, a prince, who had previously met and fallen in love with Snow White, learns of her eternal sleep and visits her coffin. Saddened by her apparent death, he kisses her, which breaks the spell and awakens her. The dwarfs and animals all rejoice as the Prince takes Snow White to his castle.
Walt Disney introduces each of the Seven Dwarfs in a scene from the original 1937 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs theatrical trailer.
Adriana Caselotti as Snow White: Snow White is a young princess. She is the daughter of a great king whose wife died when the daughter was very young. Her wicked stepmother has forced her to work as a scullery maid in the castle. Despite this, she retains a cheerful but naïve demeanor.
Lucille La Verne as Evil Queen Grimhilde / Witch: The Queen is the stepmother of Snow White. Once her magic mirror tells her that Snow White is fairer than she is, she immediately enlists Humbert the huntsman to kill her in the woods. After she discovers that Snow White did not die, she disguises herself as an old hag and uses a poisoned apple to remove Snow White from her path without killing her.
Harry Stockwell as The Prince. The prince first sees Snow White singing at her wishing well. He immediately falls in love with her and her voice. He later reappears to revive her.
Roy Atwell as Doc: The leader of the seven dwarfs, Doc wears glasses and often mixes up his words.
Pinto Colvig as Grumpy: Grumpy initially disapproves of Snow White's presence in the dwarfs' home, but later warns her of the threat posed by the Queen and rushes to her aid upon realizing that she is in danger, leading the charge himself. He has the biggest nose of the dwarfs, and is frequently seen with one eye shut.
Otis Harlan as Happy: Happy is the joyous dwarf and is usually portrayed laughing.
Pinto Colvig as Sleepy: Sleepy is always tired and appears laconic in most situations. Sterling Holloway, who would later voice many other characters for Disney films was considered to voice Sleepy by Walt Disney.
Scotty Mattraw as Bashful: Bashful is the shyest of the dwarfs, and is often embarrassed by the presence of any attention directed at him.
Billy Gilbert as Sneezy:[3] Sneezy's name is earned by his extraordinarily powerful sneezes (caused by hay fever), which are seen blowing even the heaviest of objects across a room.
Eddie Collins as Dopey (vocal effects and live-action reference only):[3] Dopey is the only dwarf who does not have a beard. He is clumsy and mute, with Happy explaining that he has simply "never tried" to speak. In the movie's trailer, Walt Disney describes Dopey as "nice, but sort of silly". Mel Blanc was considered to voice Dopey by Walt Disney.[4]
Moroni Olsen as The Magic Mirror: The Slave of the Magic Mirror appears as a green mask in clouds of smoke. The Queen regularly asks him who is the fairest in the land.
Stuart Buchanan as Humbert the Huntsman: Despite his status as the Queen's assassin, the Huntsman cannot bear to kill Snow White, even when the Queen orders him to take the princess' heart.
Film trailer, featuring reviews, cels from the production, and introducing the characters by their personality.
Development on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs began in early 1934, and in June 1934, Walt Disney announced the production of his first feature, to be released under Walt Disney Productions,[5] to The New York Times.[6] One evening that same year, Disney acted out the entire story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to his staff, announcing that the film would be produced as a feature-length film.[7]
Before Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the Disney studio had been primarily involved in the production of animated short subjects in the Mickey Mouse and Silly Symphonies series. Disney hoped to expand his studio's prestige and revenues by moving into features,[8] and estimated that Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs could be produced for a budget of US$250,000; this was ten times the budget of an average Silly Symphony.[6]
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was to be the first full-length cel animated feature in motion picture history,[5] and as such Walt Disney had to fight to get the film produced. Both his brother and business partner Roy Disney and his wife Lillian attempted to talk him out of it,[8] and the Hollywood movie industry referred to the film derisively as "Disney's Folly" while it was in production. He had to mortgage his house to help finance the film's production, which eventually ran up a total cost of $1,488,422.74, a massive sum for a feature film in 1937.[1]
On August 9, 1934, twenty-one pages of notes—entitled "Snowwhite suggestions"—were compiled by staff writer Richard Creedon, suggesting the principal characters, as well as situations and 'gags' for the story. As Disney had stated at the very beginning of the project, the main attraction of the story for him was the Seven Dwarfs, and their possibilities for "screwiness" and "gags"; the three story meetings held in October and attended by Disney, Creedon, Larry Morey, Albert Hurter, Ted Sears and Pinto Colvig were dominated by such subjects. At this point, Disney felt that the story should begin with Snow White's discovery of the Cottage of the Seven Dwarfs.[6] Walt Disney had suggested from the beginning that each of the dwarfs, whose names and personalities are not stated in the original fairy tale, could have individual personalities. The dwarfs names were chosen from a pool of about fifty potentials, including Jumpy, Deafy, Dizzey, Hickey, Wheezy, Baldy, Gabby, Nifty, Sniffy, Swift, Lazy, Puffy, Stuffy, Tubby, Shorty and Burpy.[9] The seven finalists were chosen through a process of elimination. The leader of the dwarfs, required to be pompous, self-important and bumbling, was named Doc; others were named for their distinguishing character traits. At the end of the October story meetings, however, only Doc, Grumpy, Bashful, Sleepy and Happy of the final seven were named; at this point, Sneezy and Dopey were replaced by 'Jumpy' and an unnamed seventh dwarf.[1]
Along with a focus on the characterizations and comedic possibilities of the dwarfs, Creedon's eighteen-page outline of the story written from the October meetings, featured a continuous flow of gags as well as the Queen's attempt to kill Snow White with a poisoned comb, an element taken from the Grimms' original story. After persuading Snow White to use the comb, the disguised Queen would have escaped alive, but the dwarfs would have arrived in time to remove it. After the failure of the comb, the Queen was to have the Prince captured and taken to her dungeon, where she would have come to him (story sketches show this event both with the Queen and the Witch) and used magic to bring the dungeon's skeletons to life, making them dance for him and identifying one skeleton as "Prince Oswald", an example of the more humorous atmosphere of this original story treatment.[6] It is written in story notes that the Queen has such magical power only in her own domain, the castle. With the Prince refusing to marry her, the Queen leaves him to his death (one sketch shows the Prince trapped in a subterranean chamber filling with water)[10] as she makes her way to the dwarfs' cottage with the poisoned apple. The forest animals were to help the Prince escape the Queen's minions and find his horse. The Prince was to ride to the cottage to save Snow White, but took the wrong road (despite warnings from the forest animals and his horse, whom he, unlike Snow White, could not understand). He therefore would not have arrived in time to save her from the Queen, but would have been able to save her with love's first kiss. This plot was not used in the final film, though many sketches of the scene in the dungeon were made by Ferdinand Hovarth.
Other examples of the more comical nature of the story at this point include suggestions for a 'fat, batty, cartoon type, self-satisfied' Queen.[6] The Prince was also more of a clown, and was to serenade Snow White in a more comical fashion. Walt Disney encouraged all staff at the studio to contribute to the story, offering five dollars for every 'gag'; such gags included the dwarfs' noses popping over the foot of the bed when they first meet Snow White.[11]
Disney became concerned that such a comical approach would lessen the plausibility of the characters and, sensing that more time was needed for the development of the Queen, advised in an outline circulated on November 6 that attention be paid exclusively to "scenes in which only Snow White, the Dwarfs, and their bird and animal friends appear". The names and personalities of the dwarfs, however, were still "open to change". A meeting of November 16 resulted in another outline entitled 'Dwarfs Discover Snowwhite', which introduced the character of Dopey,[6] who would ultimately prove to be the most successful and popular of the dwarf characterisations.[9] For the rest of 1934 Disney further developed the story by himself, finding a dilemma in the characterization of the Queen, who he felt could no longer be 'fat' and 'batty', but a 'stately beautiful type', a possibility already brought up in previous story meetings. Disney did not focus on the project again until the autumn of 1935. It is thought that he may have doubted his, and his studio's ability, and that his trip to Europe that summer restored his confidence. At this point Disney and his writers focused on the scenes in which Snow White and the dwarfs are introduced to the audience and each other. He laid out the likely assignments for everyone working on the film in a memorandum of November 25, 1935, and had decided on the personalities of the individual dwarfs.[6]
It had first been thought that the dwarfs would be the main focus of the story, and many sequences were written for the seven characters. However, at a certain point, it was decided that the main thrust of the story was provided by the relationship between the Queen and Snow White.[11] For this reason, several sequences featuring the dwarfs were cut from the film. The first, which was animated in its entirety before being cut, showed Doc and Grumpy arguing about whether Snow White should stay with them. Another, also completely animated, would have shown the dwarfs eating soup noisily and messily; Snow White unsuccessfully attempts to teach them how to eat 'like gentlemen'. A partially animated sequence involved the dwarfs holding a "lodge meeting" in which they try to think of a gift for Snow White; this was to be followed by the elaborate 'bed building sequence', in which the dwarfs and the forest animals construct and carve a bed for the princess. This also was cut, as it was thought to slow down the movement of the story.[11] The soup-eating and bed-building sequences were animated by Ward Kimball, who was sufficiently discouraged by their removal to consider leaving the studio, however Disney persuaded him to stay by promoting him to supervising animator of Jiminy Cricket in his next feature Pinocchio (1940).[12]
The famous "Heigh-Ho" sequence from Snow White was animated by Shamus Culhane.
The primary authority on the design of the film was concept artist Albert Hurter. All designs used in the film, from characters' appearances to the look of the rocks in the background, had to meet Hurter's approval before being finalized.[10] Two other concept artists — Ferdinand Hovarth and Gustaf Tenggren — also contributed to the visual style of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Hovarth developed a number of dark concepts for the film, although many other designs he developed were ultimately rejected by Disney team as less easily translated into animation than Hurter's. Tenggren was used as a color stylist and to determine the staging and atmosphere of many of the scenes in the film, as his style borrowed from the likes of Arthur Rackham and John Bauer and thus possessed the European illustration quality that Walt Disney sought. He also designed the posters for the film and illustrated the press book. However, Hovarth didn't receive a credit for the film. Other artists to work on the film included Joe Grant, whose most significant contribution was the design for the Queen's Witch form.[10]
Don Graham really knew what he was teaching, and he "showed" you how to do something – he didn't just talk. He taught us things that were very important for animation. How to simplify our drawings – how to cut out all the unnecessary hen scratching amateurs have a habit of using. He showed us how to make a drawing look solid. He taught us about tension points – like a bent knee, and how the pant leg comes down from that knee and how important the wrinkles from it are to describe form. I learned a hell of a lot from him!
Art Babbitt[13]
Art Babbit, an animator who joined the Disney studio in 1932, invited seven of his colleagues (who worked in the same room as him) to come with him to an art class that he himself had set up at his home in the Hollywood Hills. Though there was no teacher, Babbit had recruited a model to pose for him and his fellow animators as they drew. These "classes" were held weekly; each week, more animators would come. After three weeks, Walt Disney called Babbit to his office and offered to provide the supplies, working space and models required if the sessions were moved to the studio. Babbit ran the sessions for a month until animator Hardie Gramatky suggested that they recruit Don Graham; the art teacher from the Chouinard Institute taught his first class at the studio on November 15, 1932, and was joined by Phil Dike a few weeks later.[6] These classes were principally concerned with human anatomy and movement, though instruction later included action analysis, animal anatomy and acting.[13]
The first duty of the cartoon is not to picture or duplicate real action or things as they actually happen — but to give a caricature of life and action — to picture on the screen things that have run thru the imagination of the audience to bring to life dream-fantasies and imaginative fancies that we have all thought of during our lives or have had pictured to us in various forms during our lives [...] I definitely feel that we cannot do the fantastic things, based on the real, unless we first know the real. This point should be brought out very clearly to all new men, and even the older men.
Walt Disney in 1935[14]
Though the classes were originally described as a "brutal battle", with neither instructor nor students well-versed in the other's craft,[6] the enthusiasm and energy of both parties made the classes stimulating and beneficial for all involved. Graham often screened Disney shorts and, along with the animators, provided critique featuring both strengths and weaknesses. For example, Graham criticised Babbit's animation of Abner the mouse in The Country Cousin as "taking a few of the obvious actions of a drunk without coordinating the rest of the body", while praising it for maintaining its humour without getting "dirty or mean or vulgar. The country mouse is always having a good time".[13]
Very few of the animators at the Disney studio had had artistic training (most had been newspaper cartoonists); among these few was Grim Natwick, who had trained in Europe. The animator's success in designing and animating Betty Boop for Fleischer Studios showed an understanding of human female anatomy, and when Walt Disney hired Natwick he was given female characters to animate almost exclusively. Attempts to animate Persephone, the female lead of The Goddess of Spring, had proved largely unsuccessful; Natwick's animation of the heroine in Cookie Carnival showed greater promise, and the animator was eventually given the task of animating Snow White herself. Though live action footage of Snow White, the Prince and the Queen was shot as reference for the animators, the artists animators disapproved of rotoscoping, considering it to hinder the production of effective caricature. None of Babbit's animation of the Queen was rotoscoped;[15] despite Graham and Natwick's objections, however, some scenes of Snow White and the Prince were directly traced from the live-action footage.[13]
The studio's new Multiplane camera gave a three-dimensional feeling in many sequences, and was also used to give a rotating effect in the scene where the Queen transforms into a witch.
Theatrical trailer featuring the song "Heigh-Ho".
The songs in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs were composed by Frank Churchill and Larry Morey. Paul J. Smith and Leigh Harline composed the incidental music score. Well-known songs from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs include "Heigh-Ho", "Some Day My Prince Will Come", and "Whistle While You Work". Since Disney did not have its own music publishing company at the time, the publishing rights for the music and songs were administered through Bourne Co. Music Publishers, which continues to hold these rights. In later years, the studio was able to acquire back the rights to the music from many of the other films, but not Snow White. Snow White became the first American film to have a soundtrack album, released in conjunction with the feature film. Before Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, a film soundtrack recording was unheard of and of little value to a movie studio.
Cinematic influences
At this time, Disney also encouraged his staff to see a variety of films. These ranged from the mainstream, such as MGM's Romeo and Juliet (1936) — to which Disney made direct reference in a story meeting pertaining to the scene in which Snow White lies in her glass coffin — to the more obscure, including European silent cinema. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, as well as the two Disney films to follow it, were also influenced by such German expressionist films as Nosferatu (1922) and The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1919), both of which were recommended by Disney to his staff. This influence is particularly evident in the scenes of Snow White fleeing through the forest and the Queen's transformation into the Witch. The latter scene was also inspired by Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931), to which Disney made specific reference in story meetings.[13]
Original theatrical run
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs premiered at the Carthay Circle Theatre on December 21, 1937, to a wildly receptive audience, many of whom were the same naysayers who dubbed the film "Disney's Folly".[1] The film received a standing ovation at its completion[16] from an audience that included Judy Garland and Marlene Dietrich.[17] Six days later, Walt Disney and the seven dwarfs appeared on the cover of Time magazine.[18] The New York Times said "Thank you very much, Mr. Disney".[19] Variety suggested that "[so] perfect is the illusion, so tender the romance and fantasy, so emotional are certain portions when the acting of the characters strikes a depth comparable to the sincerity of human players, that the film approaches real greatness."[20]
Following successful exclusive runs at Radio City Music Hall in New York City and a theater in Miami in January 1938,[1] RKO Radio Pictures put the film into general release on February 4. It became a major box-office success, making four times more money than any other motion picture released in 1938.[21] In its original release, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs grossed $3.5 million in the United States and Canada,[22] and by May 1939 its total international gross of $6.5 million made it the most successful sound film of all time, displacing Al Jolson's The Singing Fool (1928) (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was soon displaced from this position by Gone with the Wind in 1940).[22][23] By the end of its original run, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs had earned $7,846,000 in international box office receipts.[24] This earned RKO a profit of $380,000.[25]
Re-releases
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was first re-released in 1944, to raise revenue for the Disney studio during the World War II period. This re-release set a tradition of re-releasing Disney animated features every seven to ten years, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was re-released to theaters in 1952, 1958, 1967, 1975, 1983, 1987 and 1993.[26] Coinciding with the fiftieth anniversary release in 1987, Disney released an authorized novelization of the story, written by children's author Suzanne Weyn.[27][28]
In 1993, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs became the first film to be entirely scanned to digital files, manipulated, and recorded back to film. The restoration project was carried out entirely at 4K resolution and 10-bit color depth using the Cineon system to digitally remove dirt and scratches and restore faded colors.[29]
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs has had a lifetime gross of $416 million across its original release and several reissues.[2] Adjusted for inflation, and incorporating subsequent releases, the film still registers one of the top ten American film moneymakers of all time.[30]
The film was a tremendous critical success, with many reviewers hailing it as a genuine work of art, recommended for both children and adults.[31] Although film histories often state that the animation of the human characters was criticized, more recent scholarship finds that most reviewers praised the realistic style of the human animation, with several stating that audiences will forget that they are watching animated humans rather than real ones.[31] At the 11th Academy Awards, the film won an Academy Honorary Award for Walt Disney "as a significant screen innovation which has charmed millions and pioneered a great new entertainment field". Disney received a full-size Oscar statuette and seven miniature ones, presented to him by 10-year-old child actress Shirley Temple. The film was also nominated for Best Musical Score.[32] "Some Day My Prince Will Come" has become a jazz standard that has been performed by numerous artists, including Buddy Rich, Lee Wiley, Oscar Peterson, Frank Churchill,[33] and Oliver Jones.[34] Albums by Miles Davis, by Wynton Kelly, and Alexis Cole.[35]
Noted filmmakers such as Sergei Eisenstein and Charlie Chaplin praised Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs as a notable achievement in cinema; Eisenstein went so far as to call it the greatest film ever made.[36] The film inspired Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to produce its own fantasy film, The Wizard of Oz, in 1939.[37] Another animation pioneer, Max Fleischer, decided to produce his animated feature film Gulliver's Travels in order to compete with Snow White. The 1941 parody Ball of Fire featured a nightclub singer disrupting the lives of seven scholars (and Gary Cooper) while hiding from the police. The 1943 Merrie Melodies short Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs, directed by Bob Clampett, parodies Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs by presenting the story with an all-black cast singing a jazz score.
Snow White's success led to Disney moving ahead with more feature-film productions. Walt Disney used much of the profits from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to finance a new $4.5 million studio in Burbank – the location on which The Walt Disney Studios is located to this day.[21] Within two years, the studio completed Pinocchio and Fantasia, and had begun production on features such as Dumbo, Bambi, Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan.[38]
American Film Institute recognition
The National Endowment for the Arts,[39] releases a variety of annual awards and film lists recognizing excellence in film making. The AFI 100 Years... series, which ran from 1998 to 2008, created categorized lists of America's best movies as selected by juries composed from among over 1,500 artists, scholars, critics and historians. A film's inclusion in one of these lists was based on the film's popularity over time, historical significance and cultural impact.[40] Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was selected by juries for inclusion on many AFI lists, including the following:
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Movies - #49[41]
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Movies (10th Anniversary Edition) - #34[42]
AFI's 10 Top 10 - #1 Animated film[43]
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Heroes and Villains: The Queen - #10 Villain[44]
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Songs:
"Someday My Prince Will Come" - #19[45]
"Whistle While You Work" - Nominated[46]
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Movie Quotes: "Magic Mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?" - Nominated[47]
AFI's Greatest Movie Musicals - Nominated[48]
On October 28, 1994, the film was released as the first video in the Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection and the first in the Walt Disney Animated Classics series.[5]
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was released on DVD on October 9, 2001, the first in Disney's Platinum Editions, and featured, across two discs, the digitally restored film, a making-of documentary narrated by Angela Lansbury, an audio commentary by John Canemaker and, via archived audio clips, Walt Disney.[49]
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was released on Blu-ray Disc on October 6, 2009, the first of Disney's Diamond Editions, and a new DVD edition was released on November 24, 2009. The Blu-ray includes a high-definition version of the movie sourced from a new restoration by Lowry Digital, a DVD copy of the film, and several bonus features not included on the 2001 DVD. This set returned to the Disney Vault on April 30, 2011.[50]
Disneyland entertainers dressed as Snow White and the Evil Queen with a visitor in 2012.
Snow White's Scary Adventures is a popular theme park ride at Disneyland (an opening day attraction dating from 1955),[51] Tokyo Disneyland,[52] and Disneyland Paris.[53] Fantasyland at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom[54] underwent an expansion from 2012 to 2014. The Snow White's Scary Adventures ride was replaced with Princess Fairytale Hall, where Snow White and other princesses are located for a meet and greet. Included in the 2013 expansion of Fantasyland is the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train roller coaster.[55] Snow White, her Prince, the Queen (both in the form of a regent and a hag), and the Seven Dwarfs are also featured in parades and character appearances throughout the parks. Disneyland's Fantasyland Theater hosted Snow White: An Enchanting Musical from 2004 to 2006.
The first attempt at a Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs video game was for the Atari 2600 as part of their line of children's games.[56] It was never officially released, although a "homebrew" version was made available on a limited basis.[57]
Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was released for the Game Boy Color system in 2001.[58]
Snow White also makes an appearance in the PlayStation 2 game Kingdom Hearts as one of the seven fabled Princesses of Heart.[59] A world based on the movie, Dwarf Woodlands, appears in Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep for the PSP.[60]
In 2013's free-to-play mobile game Snow White: Queen's Return (also known as Seven Dwarfs: The Queen's Return),[61] an uncanonical continuation of the film, the Queen has survived the fall at the climax of the film and then reverted to her youthful form to cast a curse on Snow White and the dwarfs and their entire forest.[62]
Broadway musical
Unknown Mary Jo Salerno played Snow White in the Disney-produced Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (also known as Snow White Live!) at the Radio City Music Hall.[63] Music and lyrics for four new songs were created by Jay Blackton and Joe Cook, respectively; titles included "Welcome to the Kingdom of Once Upon a Time" and "Will I Ever See Her Again?".[64] It ran from October 18 to November 18, 1979 and January 11 to March 9, 1980, a total of 106 performances.[65]
Canceled prequel
In the 2000s, DisneyToon Studios began development on a computer-animated prequel to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, titled The Seven Dwarfs. Director Mike Disa and screenwriter Evan Spiliotopoulos pitched a story explaining how the Dwarfs met, and how the Evil Queen killed Snow White's father and took the throne. According to Disa, DisneyToon management changed the prequel to center around how Dopey lost his voice upon witnessing the death of his mother. After Disney purchased Pixar in 2006, John Lasseter, DisneyToons' new Chief Creative Officer, canceled Dwarfs.[66]
The Seven Dwarfs made rare appearances in shorts, despite their popularity; they simply were too numerous to animate efficiently. Commissioned shorts The Standard Parade (1939), The Seven Wise Dwarfs (1941, using mostly recycled footage), All Together (1942) and The Winged Scourge (1943) all include appearances.[67]
The animated television series House of Mouse, which included many Disney character animated cameos, included the characters in the special Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse. The Evil Queen appeared in a starring role in the film Once Upon a Halloween as well. In the arena of live action, the fantasy television series Once Upon a Time (produced by Disney-owned ABC Studios) regularly includes live-action interpretations of these characters including Snow White, the Evil Queen and Grumpy.
A 1937–1938 newspaper comic strip adaptation was republished repeatedly as a comic book, most recently in 1995.[68]
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Snow White on Lux Radio Theater: December 26, 1938. Guest appearance by Walt Disney.
Snow White on Screen Guild Theater: December 23, 1946
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Snow White and the Three Stooges (1961)
A Snow White Christmas (1980)
Neberte nám princeznú (1981)
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Snow White: A Tale of Terror (1997)
7 Dwarves – Men Alone in the Wood (2004)
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Happily N'Ever After 2: Snow White Another Bite @ the Apple (2009)
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Victorian Buildings of Heritage Park
Heritage Park near San Diego State Historic Park in Old Town is an almost eight acre county park developed to preserve examples of San Diego’s historic Victorian architecture. The Victorian Buildings of Heritage Park include Italianate, Stick-Eastlake, Queen Anne and Classic Revival styles.
Wheelchair accessable Heritage Park was a joint effort of the county and the Save Our Heritage Organization when the expansion of downtown San Diego after WWII threatened the buildings that now reside in Heritage Park with demolition. Seven buildings were acquired and relocated to Heritage Park over a period of 25 years. Funds for purchasing, moving and restoring the historic Victorian structures came from both public and private sources. Heritage Park restored Victorians are owned by the county and leased to private and commercial entities who are responsible for interior renovation and operation in keeping with the Park’s Victorian theme.
A variety of architectural styles are represented at Heritage Park in San Diego Old Town:
Italianate — Bushyhead House — 1887
Italianate homes were typically two to three stories in height, with flat or hip roofs, bay windows with inset wooden panels, corner boards and two over two double-hung windows. This house was built as a rental by Edward Wilkerson Bushyhead. Bushyhead was part Cherokee Indian, born in Oaklahoma, and a surviving participant of the ‘trail of tears’ when only seven years old. Bushyhead traveled to California during the gold rush and served as San Diego sheriff and chief of police in addition to being part owner of the San Diego Union newspaper which published its first edition near the Plaza in Old Town on October 10, 1868. Today’s San Diego Union-Tribune is a result of the merger of The San Diego Union, purchased by John D. Spreckels in 1880, and the Tribune, founded in 1895 and purchased by Spreckels in 1901.
Stick Eastlake — McConaughy House — 1887
Stick-Eastlake structures were plain, simple and relatively modern. Stick houses are characterized by a large, ornamental truss under the gable eaves of a house. They frequently include square bay windows, flat roof lines and free-style decorations. Eastlake houses were named for British architect and arts writer Charles Eastlake and featured more decoration. The two styles merged to be called “Stick-Eastlake.” This two story house is named for the original owner, John McConaughy, founder of the first regularly scheduled freight and passenger service in San Diego County. McConaughy’s four-horse passenger stages and six-horse wagons operated between San Diego and Julian.
Stick Eastlake — Sherman-Gilbert House — 1887
Another Stick-Eastlake house — the first structure moved to Heritage Park, in the spring of 1971— has been designated City Historic Site #8. This distinctive structure with its “widow’s walk” cupola or belvedere and circular window was occupied from 1892 to 1965 by Bess and Gertrude Gilbert. These spinster sisters were patrons of art and music and had many famous entertainers including Marian Anderson, Arthur Rubinstein, Yehudi Menuhin and Ernestine Schumann-Heink visit the house.
Queen Anne — Christian House — 1889
Queen Anne style houses are composed of a number of parts, including towers, dormers, bay windows, and corbelled chimneys. Wall surfaces such as coursed shingles, clapboards, and inset panels of sawn wooden ornament are combined with irregular roof lines and decorative wrap-around porches. Windows may include small square or diamond panes. This late Victorian design was built by Harfield Timberlake Christian, the founder of an early San Diego abstract company. The Christian House and the Bushyhead House next to it are now known as Heritage Park Inn owned by Charles and Nancy Helsper who first saw the Victorians in 1992.
Classic Revival — Temple Beth Israel — 1889
The Classical Revival was an analytical, scientific, dedicated and dogmatic revival based on intensive studies of Greek and Roman buildings. Unlike the Neoclassical Style that used Classical motifs and adornments on Georgian or at least traditional floor plans, the Classical Revival was concerned with the application of Greek plans and proportions to civic buildings. City Historic Site #8 — San Diego’s first synagogue—was constructed by the Congregation Beth Israel. Now operated by San Diego County as a community center, the building served as temporary quarters for many religious sects before they were able to establish churches of their own.
Classic Revival — Burton House — 1893
Another Classic Revival built during a trend that had, by the turn of the century, begun to reduce or even eliminate decoration.
This Victorian home was built by Henry Guild Burton, a retired Army physician.
Nineteenth Century Vernacular — Senlis Cottage — 1896
A modest cottage built for Eugene Senlis, an employee of San Diego pioneer horticulturist Kate Sessions who has come to be known as the “Mother of Balboa Park.” The Senlis Cottage, without the amenities of gas, electricity, water, or sewer, is an example of dwellings occupied in the 1880s by working-class people.
See more Victorian houses on my Historic Victorian Homes in San Francisco page.
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Anaxagoras (c. 500 - 428 B.C.) was an early Pre-Socratic Greek philosopher from Ionia, although he was one of the first philosophers to move to Athens as a base.
He is sometimes considered to be part of the poorly-defined school of Pluralism, and some of his ideas also influenced the later development of Atomism. Many of his ideas in the physical sciences were quite revolutionary in their day, and quite insightful in retrospect.
Anaxagoras (pronounced an-ax-AG-or-as) was born around 500 B.C. to an aristocratic and landed family in the city of Clazomenae (or Klazomenai) in the Greek colony of Ionia (on the west coast of present-day Turkey). As a young man, he became the first of the major Pre-Socratic philosophers to move to Athens (which was then rapidly becoming the centre of Greek culture), where he remained for about thirty years.
During this time he became a favourite (and possibly a teacher) of the prominent and influential statesman, orator and general Pericles (c. 495 – 429 B.C.), one of the architects of Athens' primacy during the Golden Age. Although it seems that Anaxagoras and the young Socrates never actually met, one of Socrates' teachers, Archelaus, studied under Anaxagoras for some time. His work was also known to the major writers of the day, including Sophocles, Euripides, Aeschylus and Aristophanes.
In about 450 B.C., however, Anaxagoras was arrested by Pericles' political opponents on a charge of contravening the established religion by his teachings on origins of the universe, the first philosopher before Socrates to be brought to trial for impiety. With Pericles' influence he was released, but he was forced to retire from Athens to exile in Lampsacus in Ionia, where he died around the year 428 B.C.
Anaxagoras wrote at least one book of philosophy, but only fragments of the first part of this have survived in work of Simplicius of Cilicia in the 6th Century A.D.
He is best known for his cosmological theory of the origins and structure of the universe. He maintained that the original state of the cosmos was a thorough mixture of all its ingredients, although this mixture was not entirely uniform, and some ingredients are present in higher concentrations than others and varied from place to place. At some point in time, this primordial mixture was set in motion by the action of nous ("mind"), and the whirling motion shifted and separated out the ingredients, ultimately producing the cosmos of separate material objects (with differential properties) that we perceive today.
For Anaxagoras, this was a purely mechanistic and naturalistic process, with no need for gods or any theological repercussions. However, he did not elucidate on the precise nature of Mind, which he appears to consider material, but distinguished from the rest of matter in that it is finer, purer and able to act freely. It is also present in some way in everything, a kind of Dualism.
Anaxagoras developed his metaphysical theories from his cosmological theory. He accepted the ideas of Parmenides and the Eleatics that the senses cannot be trusted and that any apparent change is merely a rearrangement of the unchanging, timeless and indestructible ingredients of the universe. Not only then is it impossible for things to come into being (or to cease to be), he also held that there is a share of everything in everything, and that the original ingredients of the cosmos are effectively omnipresent (e.g. he argued that the food an animal eats turns into bone, hair, flesh, etc, so it must already contain all of those constituents within it). He denied that there is any limit to the smallness or largeness of the particles of the original cosmic ingredients, so that infinitesimally small fragments of all other ingredients can still be present within an object which appears to consist entirely of just one material (presaging to some extent the ideas of Atomism).
In the physical sciences, Anaxagoras was the first to give the correct explanation of eclipses, and was both famous and notorious for his scientific theories, including his claims that the sun is a mass of red-hot metal, that the moon is earthy, and that the stars are fiery stones.
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Benjamin Francis Leftwich - Gratitude
Review by Harriet Linnell
It would be great to see a bit more grit and energy for the next release»
Benjamin Francis Leftwich releases his highly anticipated third album, Gratitude via Dirty Hit. This summer saw Leftwich release the EP I Am With You, which ushered in a new sonic era for the singer/songwriter. His third record follows the acclaimed studio albums Last Smoke Before the Snowstorm and After The Rain, released in 2011 and 2016 respectively. Gratitude builds on the foundations laid in the EP, and sees Leftwich bring more electronic elements into play, and darker, intricately layered production, whilst still maintaining the raw emotion that has resonated throughout his work to date.
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SED modeling of the DustPedia galaxies using a Modified Black-Body (MBB)
Here we present the results from fitting the DustPedia galaxies with a Modified Black-Body model. The fit is applied to all available fluxes beyond 70 microns. The model assumes an emissivity of κλ=6.40 x (250/λ)1.790 cm2/gr adapted to the THEMIS model. Fluxes having major flags were excluded from the fit. 682 out of the 875 galaxies had sufficient data and could be fitted. A bootstrap analysis was used to calculate the uncertainties in dust temperatures, luminosities and masses. Results are presented in Nersesian et al. (2019, 624, 80).
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Galaxy Name Hubble Stage (T) from to V (km/s) from to
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Name: NGC2655
RA(2000): 133.91
DEC(2000): 78.22
Hubble Stage(T): 0.1
Hubble Type: S0-a
V (km/s): 1385
D25 (arcmin): 3.89
Inclination (deg.): 66.2
Dust Temperature (K): 19.559±1.070
Dust Mass (M☉): 2.709E+06±5.443E+05
Hubble Stage(T): -1.9
Hubble Type: S0
Inclination (deg.): 0.0
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V (km/s): 877
Hubble Type: E
Hubble Type: SBa
Hubble Type: SBm
Hubble Type: Sb
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Red Mile Entertainment Center
D.W. Wilburn is serving as general contractor on the renovation and expansion of The Red Mile thoroughbred race track in Lexington, Kentucky.
The project involves a major renovation of the existing 35,000-SF facilities, which has not been done in more than a decade.
The project also includes a 15,000-SF addition to house a new “Entertainment Center” with 1,000 terminals for instant wagering that will offer an all-new betting and wagering experience.
Project challenges include an addition and renovation project at an existing facility and a short 11-month construction window beginning during the downturn of the building cycle.
Juniper Hills Aquatic Center
D.W. Wilburn served as general contractor for this brand new aquatic center being developed on the site of the previous Juniper Hills swimming pool facility.
Project features include facility with restrooms, locker rooms, admissions and snack area. Water park features include small children’s area, lap pool, water slide area, play structure area, and lazy river.
Project challenges include developing on an existing facility site, site topography, and short construction schedule to open in time for upcoming outdoor swimming season.
Whitaker Family YMCA
D.W. Wilburn is currently serving as general contractor for the new Whitaker Family YMCA location in the Hamburg area of Lexington, Kentucky.
Project features include a 58,000-SF state-of-the-art fitness and wellness center, indoor warm water pool and play area, multi-use lap pool, exercise studio for group classes, indoor track, full-court gymnasium, childcare area, locker rooms, multi-purpose community room and sports fields.
Alltech Arena
D.W. Wilburn served as general contractor for the new Alltech Arena at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky.
The project was a collaborative effort between the Kentucky Horse Park, local and state officials, and several varied end-users of the facility. Working together, the project team was able to secure funding and attract businesses and events to the region through the development of a versatile and user-friendly facility.
Project features include 5,700 stadium seats with 200 additional suite-level seats, a 9,400-SF event floor, a 20,000-SF concourse exhibition space, six concession stands, support facilities and on-site parking.
Project challenges included extensive steel work and an accelerated construction schedule to prepare for the opening of the World Equestrian Games in September of 2010.
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Designs Within Disorder: Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Economists, and the Shaping of American Economic Policy, 1933-1945
Barber, William J.
Namorato, Michael V.
EH.NET BOOK REVIEW
Published by EH.NET (July 1997)
William J. Barber, Designs Within Disorder: Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Economists, and the Shaping of American Economic Policy, 1933-1945. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1996. ix + 178 pp. $44.95 (cloth), ISBN: 0-051-56078-0.
Reviewed for EH.Net by Michael V. Namorato, Department of History, University of Mississippi.
Designs Within Disorder is William Barber’s sequel to his earlier work on economic thinking in the 1920s, entitled From New Era to New Deal: Herbert Hoover, the Economists, and American Economic Policy, 1921-1933 (New York, 1985). Similar to his earlier study, Designs Within Disorder concentrates on what economists were saying during the New Deal, how Franklin D. Roosevelt listened to and responded to their suggestions, and the ultimate impact these economic thinkers had on long-term federal economic policy. In the case of Franklin Roosevelt, Barber believes that professional economists had a president who was willing to listen to them and who was a “consumer” of what they had to offer. Although not a great economic thinker, Roosevelt himself, in Barber’s opinion, was “an uncompromising champion of consumer sovereignty” (p. 1). He provided those with more learning and understanding of economic matters an opportunity to develop their ideas. Roosevelt’s Washington, in short, was a “laboratory affording economists an opportunity to make hands-on contact with the world of events” (p. 2). After much experimentation, the end result was an “Americanized version of Keynesian macroeconomics” which became part and parcel of governmental policy by the end of the 1930s. In this sense, the Rooseveltian years were “a watershed in economic policy and in economic thinking” (p. 3).
To make his case, Barber details how economists affected Franklin Roosevelt throughout his years in office. Beginning with the 1932 campaign, Barber argues that Roosevelt’s Brains Trust would not have received the endorsement of the American Economic Association. What Adolf Berle, Rexford Tugwell, and Raymond Moley had in common besides “geographical proximity” was their commitment to using the federal government to address the economic crisis caused by the Great Depression. Providing rather traditional and highly questionable critiques of what Berle and Tugwell particularly were saying, Barber makes it clear that these individuals were anti-Brandesians in their approach and thinking. Perhaps more significantly, the author spends a considerable amount of time examining what the Cornell group (George Warren and F.A. Pearson) were calling for in regards to inflationary policies and what Irving Fisher wanted to accomplish with his theories of reflation. Fisher, in fact, not only did not approve of the Brains Trust and their recommendations but he also was quite happy with Roosevelt’s bombshell message to the London Economic Conference. Instead, as Barber details, Fisher called for a managed currency, breaking away from the gold standard, and implementation of the Thomas amendment to the Agricultural Adjustment Act. As for Franklin Roosevelt in the midst of these divergent economic theories, Barber believes that the president showed “antipathy towards the respectable economic thinking throughout 1933″ and supported structural interventions in industry and agriculture and in his monetary experimentation.
Barber next turns his attention to the ideas of individuals like Leon Henderson (National Recovery Administration), Leverett Lyon, Isador Lubin (Commissioner of Labor Statistics), and Gardiner Means. His analysis of the National Recovery Administration and Agricultural Adjustment Administration is fairly traditional and his conclusion that Roosevelt wanted to find a way to sustain governmental interventionism in the economy with judicial approval is far from original in theory or conception. The author does much better in explaining the differences between the theoretical ideas of John M. Keynes and Irving Fisher, although their impact on Roosevelt is lost in the argument itself. Barber feels that the president was and remained “a fiscal conservative at heart” anyway (p. 88). Barber argues that with the recession of 1937-1938 the debate between the structuralists (a la Berle/Tugwell) and the monetarists (a la Fisher and the Cornell Group) re-appeared. Despite Fisher’s strong case for 100 percent reserves, Roosevelt was more concerned with adding an income orientation to macroeconomic policy with fiscal activism as a key ingredient (p. 115).
Finally, in his last chapters, Barber takes his argument through the later 1930s, World War II, and the immediate post-war era. Seeing Harry Hopkins’ appointment as Secretary of Commerce as a turning point towards official acceptance of Keynesianism, Barber details how Hopkins brought in young academics sympathetic to this approach, how the president barely tolerated Thurman Arnold and his anti-trust movement, and how people like John K. Galbraith in the Office of Price Administration helped to mobilize America’s wartime economy. In the end, however, individuals like Galbraith left the New Deal. In fact, Barber concluded that the Full Employment Act was more of a victory for the opponents of the Keynesian approach than one would have suspected. Still, Keynesianism took hold after 1945 only after it had infiltrated the universities (p. 171).
How does one assess Designs Within Disorder? On the positive side, Barber has provided a very interesting perspective on the importance of economic ideas and their champions/proponents at a critical moment in American history. His coverage of the period, 1929-1947, is also very thorough. He shows clearly how some economists perceived the General Theory of Keynes and what reaction it received within and outside of the New Deal. And, most importantly, Barber provides a very detailed and lucid exposition of Irving Fisher’s ideas. Yet, just as there are strong points in the study, there are some serious shortcomings. Barber’s use of primary sources is limited at best. He tends to take too many ideas and quotes out of secondary works, some of which are rather dated. He also has a tendency to reiterate traditional interpretations almost without question. This is particularly true in his characterization of New Dealers such as Rexford Tugwell. However, the more serious problems deal with the individuals on whom he concentrates. Barber spends almost all of his time on individuals who were either on the outside of the New Deal looking in or who were on the inside of the New Deal but not very influential. The best example here is Irving Fisher. While the author’s analysis of Fisher is quite good, the fact remains that Fisher never had a role or position within the New Deal nor did any New Dealer in a position of authority even listen to him. Barber, moreover, fails to recognize the changing political environment within the New Deal itself. He never even mentions individuals like Ben Cohen or Thomas Corcoran and the impact they had on the president, especially in the way they filtered people and ideas that they wanted Roosevelt to meet or hear about. Finally, Barber credits Roosevelt with so much in terms of providing economists with an opportunity to influence policy, but the president himself is seldom even mentioned, no less analyzed in terms of his own thinking on what these economists were telling him and his close advisors. Somehow, Roosevelt is lost amidst the intellectual environment that Barber has created.
Nevertheless, although these shortcomings are serious, they do not negate the overall contributions that Designs Within Disorder make. William Barber has written an interesting work on the importance of economic thinking during the Great Depression years. In so doing, his efforts remain worthwhile.
Michael V. Namorato Department of History University of Mississippi
Michael V. Namorato is author of Rexford G. Tugwell: A Biography (1988).
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US Justice Department to investigate Chicago police – 7Online WSVN-TV
By DON BABWIN and ERIC TUCKER
CHICAGO (AP) – Responding to deepening mistrust of one of the nation’s largest police forces, the federal government opened an investigation Monday into the Chicago Police Department, and authorities announced they would not charge an officer in the death of a 25-year-old black man who was shot in the back last year.
The Justice Department investigation was to look into patterns of racial disparity in the use of force. It comes nearly two weeks after the release of a video showing a white Chicago police officer shooting a black teenager 16 times.
Lack of trust between police and their communities, “makes it more difficult to gain help within investigations, to encourage the victims and the witnesses of crime to speak up and to fulfill the most basic responsibilities of public-safety officials,” Attorney General Loretta Lynch said. “And when suspicion and hostility is allowed to fester, it can erupt into unrest.”
The investigation, which is separate from an existing federal investigation into last year’s shooting death of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, will also review how the department disciplines officers and handles misconduct accusations. Justice Department officials say they use so-called patterns-and-practices probes to identify systemic failings in troubled police departments and to improve trust between police and the communities they serve.
The civil rights investigation follows recent ones in Baltimore and Ferguson, Missouri, and comes as the police department and Mayor Rahm Emanuel are under intense scrutiny over their handling of the October 2014 death of McDonald. Officer Jason Van Dyke was charged with first-degree murder Nov. 24, more than a year after the killing and just hours before the release of police dashboard camera footage showing the officer shooting the teenager.
Emanuel, who initially said a federal civil rights investigation would be “misguided” but later reversed course, said the city needs comprehensive solutions in the wake of the video showing McDonald’s death.
Speaking at a news conference, Emanuel said the police department’s challenges go beyond one case and he’s making several reforms, including appointing a new leader for the Independent Police Review Authority, which investigates shootings by police. The previous head resigned Sunday.
The authority’s new chief will be Sharon Fairley, a former federal prosecutor who also worked with Chicago’s Office of Inspector General. She appeared with Emanuel at City Hall and said she has no agenda beyond the pursuit of integrity and transparency.
Also Monday, Cook County State’s Attorney Anita Alvarez said there would be no charges against Officer George Hernandez in the fatal shooting of Ronald Johnson on Oct. 12, 2014.
Alvarez and Assistant State’s Attorney Lynn McCarthy spent more than 30 minutes detailing evidence before showing the dashcam video, which similarly to the McDonald case has no audio. The state’s attorney’s office overlaid police radio communications.
The video shows Johnson running from police across a street with several officers in pursuit, and then one officer fires. Johnson is not on screen when he was struck by two bullets.
Police said immediately after the shooting that Johnson pointed a weapon in the direction of the pursuing officers. Prosecutors said Monday that a loaded weapon was found in his hand after he was killed.
McCarthy also said Johnson ignored officers’ commands to stop and drop his weapon and had been in a physical altercation with at least one other officer before he was shot.
“We’re in different times right now when we’re talking about transparency and what the public wants to see,” Alvarez said after showing the video. “I have pretty much opened the door here.”
The attorney for the Johnson family, Michael Oppenheimer, said the prosecutors’ investigation was a “joke” and an affront to Johnson’s family and Cook County citizens.
When asked why there was no audio on this video and others, Alvarez said: “That’s a problem for the Chicago Police Department, and I think they need to answer to that. … Time and time again we look at these videos, and there is not any audio.”
Alvarez has been criticized for not filing charges earlier in the McDonald case, in which the video shows the teen veering away from officers on a four-lane street when Van Dyke, seconds after exiting his squad car, opens fire from close range. The officer continues shooting after McDonald crumples to the ground and is barely moving.
The Chicago City Council signed off on a $5 million settlement with McDonald’s family even before the family filed a lawsuit, and city officials fought in court for months to keep the video from being released publicly. The city’s early efforts to suppress the footage coincided with Emanuel’s re-election campaign, when the mayor was seeking African-American votes in a tight race.
Since the release of the McDonald video, Emanuel forced Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy to resign and formed a task force to examine the police department. The department’s chief of detectives also resigned Monday.
But despite the changes Emanuel has implemented, protesters’ calls for him to resign – something he said he won’t do – have grown louder.
Politicians, including Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan, called for the federal civil rights investigation. The Rev. Jesse Jackson said he hopes it would focus not only on the police department, but on Emanuel’s office and the Cook County State’s Attorney’s office.
“All three of them – the police, City Hall and the prosecutor’s office – are suspect,” Jackson said. “We cannot trust them.”
The Justice Department has opened 23 investigations of police departments since the start of the Obama administration.
If the Justice Department finds systemic violations, the investigations typically result in court-enforceable agreements between the federal government and the community that serve as blueprints for change and are overseen by an independent monitor. The federal government has the option of suing a police department that is unwilling to make changes.
Tucker contributed to this report from Washington, D.C.
This story has been corrected to show the name of the new head of the Independent Police Review Authority is Sharon Fairley, not Fairly.
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Wendy Fitzwilliam, executive producer of Caribbean’s Next Top Model, poses by artwork of Trinidadian artist Christopher Cozier at the Betsy Hotel in Miami Beach.
Interview and photography by Sean Drakes
This week Wendy Fitzwilliam, one of the Caribbean’s most admired beauty pageant winners and businesswomen, invited some stylish comrades, faithful sponsors and media from across the region to the rooftop lounge of the Betsy Hotel on Miami Beach to toast her venture into reality TV.
For the sophomore season of Caribbean’s Next Top Model (CNTM), production was staged in Barbados. “We worked like animals, we turned this show out in less than 21 days,” shares Fitzwilliam, who was crowned Miss Universe in 1998.
Speculation that CNTM left Trinidad due to alleged disagreements and salty incidents with some production crew that stalled CNTM’s debut, is chatter that doesn’t matter to Fitzwilliam. “The beauty of this franchise is that it’s a regional franchise, every season we get to move the entire production. I loved working in Barbados, the crew was amazing…totally professional.”
Roughly 8,000 candidates applied to compete in the ten-episode series that Wendy and co-executive producer Dionyse Fitzwilliam are gambling will be a game-changer for TV production and consumption in the Caribbean. Flow TV unveiled the first episode in ten countries last Monday, while Wendy posed for photos and fielded questions in Miami. She spoke on rationalising failure, facilitating dreams, and growing her audience without Tyra.
Q: What attracted you to this project?
A: I have always loved fashion, I’ve modelled since I was 11. I see it as an opportunity to create further opportunities for young women of the Caribbean. That’s very important to both my sister and I, that’s why we got involved.
Secondly, we don’t have any entertainment in the Caribbean that covers or transcends the language divide. Even in sport, as popular as cricket is, it’s an English-speaking Caribbean activity and most of the activities are male-dominated and around an event. Even though Carnival celebrates women of the Caribbean more than it does anything else, it’s still an event.
There’s nothing that delves a little deeper continuously, and a television show gives you that. If you think about TV, there are two areas of the arts and culture that have the ability to leave a long-term, lasting impact on a mass scale relatively quickly, that’s music and television.
The reason why the minority enrollment at Princeton University skyrocketed in the 1980s is because of The Cosby Show. After 9/11, when New York was suffering, what really brought the city back was entertainment and Sex And The City. Sex And The City has been off the air since 2009, and we’re still drinking cosmopolitans and going to restaurants that Carrie Bradshaw and her band of buddies talked about. TV has an ability to connect emotionally because it is much longer than a moment. Continues on Page B2
If I knew, my friend, the hard work that it took to pull something like this off, we may not be sitting here now. I’m happy that I was a little naïve in that regard.
Since you recognise the value and power of TV, did you consider creating your own show instead of licencing a franchise?
I didn’t know how to make it happen. In this space there is nothing that truly unifies the region. When I was competing in Miss T&T, I said very clearly that I know whatever I do, whether I’m lawyering [sic] or being Miss T&T or Miss Universe, I would like to spend my time uniting us and celebrating us beyond our shores. How? I didn’t know.
The franchise makes perfect sense. It is very recognisable and well respected globally, but most importantly, here in the Caribbean. In the Caribbean we’re not great risk takers, our culture is generally risk adverse, so it makes sense to go with something that is established, popular and well-liked, then create our own flavour. Make it into our own event.
We’ve done that. Just like we’ve made a particular fried chicken company from America our own throughout the region. I know we’re doing the same thing with this. When you compare CNTM to the 24 other franchises in the Top Model brand ours is uniquely us.
October 14, Tyra Banks tweeted: “#ANTM22 should be our last cycle. I truly believe it’s time.” This cycle concludes in December. Were you given heads-up that retirement was so near?
We saw it coming, that’s all I can say. That can be interpreted as a tremendous opportunity and also it can be a little bit unnerving. America’s Next Top Model has been the anchor of the franchise. ANTM, for about seven years, has been declining in ratings significantly in terms of viewership in America.
But the others, Australia particularly, CNTM the first season, did very well in terms of viewership across the region. The disadvantage is while ANTM was on air, unlike CSI and Law & Order, the Top Model franchises were not given permission by CBS to air in North America, which is a huge market.
Considering the trials, teachings and turmoil with production on season one, what is your takeaway from your maiden journey into TV production?
My biggest takeaway is patience with myself, patience with the process. TV is not as organised per se a business as banking, which is where my sister was before. It’s a lot more ad hoc and like everything else, not because you attain success in one area that means you are automatically going to have it in the next. I understood that very clearly.
I have done many things well and many more things not so well, I have failed at a lot. But when you are very well known, like I am throughout the region, your failures are amplified. When you have success no one remembers them. My biggest takeaway is patience with the growth process, not forgetting that. Taking the time to learn the aspects of the business and we’ve done that.
In the first season, you had someone guiding you or jumped in feet first?
We jumped into it to a large extent and we jumped in with a certain level of inexperience. Even though CBS provided a little support, in terms of production, the business of TV, understanding the Caribbean, we didn’t fully understand. We didn’t fully understand that the broadcasting rights of American stations in the Caribbean is illegal or has been for some time. That required some time to clean up and we are doing that now as a region.
Might the cancellation of ANTM affect the success of CNTM?
It will affect CNTM positively, because there is tremendous interest in the world of fashion and modelling regionally. There is nothing else like it in this space here. The interest in the Caribbean and this show on the continent of Africa and elsewhere is unreal. The interest amongst our diaspora continues to be amazing. The interest from the Spanish-speaking Caribbean, the Dutch…they are all in.
The end of ANTM is a distinct advantage for CNTM’s growth, I hope CBS International and Tyra you’re hearing that!
Identify some benefits to CNTM contestants?
What CNTM is for the winner, it’s a long job interview because you’re preparing to work in this industry with our agency partner [Mint Management] in the United States. For the young ladies who don’t win the takeaway is the training. You learn from the interactions with our special guests who know what they’re doing in this space. You learn how to work the things that work for you as a model. If you’re smart you can blossom after this even if you don’t win. The opportunities are endless if you see it as such, that’s life period.
Drop a tease about your special guests this season.
We have a steady rotation of guests: Dani Swan, who is an Australian actress who is the body that is used for motion capture in the Matrix. We also used Lene Hall, one of the only Caribbean models to land four beauty campaigns. One of our guys, who you would not think of for a show of this nature, Brad Telma, he is a Barbadian surfer.
He was one of Virgin’s brand ambassadors. He did one of the most interesting challenges with our young ladies. We use Caribbean talent who have excelled outside of the region and Caribbean talent still living in the region and doing well internationally. Expect quite a few out of the box things.
What mantra drives your professional pursuits?
This I learned at St Joseph’s Convent. In very subtle ways Sister Paul, God bless her, told us this every single morning at assembly: Rule number one, never be number two.
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Thousands of Young People Take Environmental Action Across the Country
Young people from ECO-UNESCOs ‘Youth for Sustainable Development’ Programme, St Tiernan’s Community School Dundrum, and Jesus
and Mary College Goatstown help to launch 20 years of ECO-UNESCO’s Young Environmentalist Awards.
Young people get to work in their local communities as ECO-UNESCO celebrates 20 Years of the Young Environmentalist Awards
At a time when young people across the world are making their voices heard on the need for climate action, thousands of young people across Ireland are
coming up with environmental action projects in the hopes of making it to the Young Environmentalist Awards Final Showcase
and Awards Ceremony, which celebrates its 20th anniversary in the Convention Centre Dublin on May 23rd.
ECO-UNESCO’s Young Environmentalist Awards (YEA) is the finale of an island-wide programme for 10-18-year olds
that recognises and rewards young people who take action to improve and protect the environment. Approximately 4,000 young people take part in
the programme each year, and over 45,000 have taken part since it began in 1999.
National Director of ECO-UNESCO, Elaine Nevin believes that these awards are inspiring young people to display their passion and innovation and
becoming changemakers for our country’s environment, “If you haven’t registered a project yet, do it now before it’s too late.
The Awards ceremony is a dynamic, lively, exciting occasion with over 80 finalist projects displayed and hundreds of young people, teachers, youth leaders
and members of the public attending each year. We have had the privilege of hosting some high-profile presenters and VIPs including President Michael D. Higgins,
Mary Robinson in the past, as well as UNESCO Dignitaries and media personalities. “
(L-R) Adam Mooney (St Tiernans Community College, Dundrum), Chriszabel Lwuaba (St Tiernans Community College, Dundrum) &
Gemma Quearney (Jesus & Mary College, Goatstown)
Nevin continued, “This year is a very special year for us being our 20th Anniversary. It is wonderful to experience so many young people
coming together with their thoughts and ideas about how to change the world, because no matter how big or small we can all make a difference.
Young people who take part in the Young Environmentalist Awards are the changemakers for our country’s environment.”
Alicia Premkumar (overall super junior winner 2013 AND overall climate change & junior winner 2016), became one of
the youngest ever winners of the Young Environmentalist Awards, at only 10 years old. Alicia encourages young people all over the country to participate
“because it is the best thing that (she) could have ever done. Even if you don’t win, the people you meet and the experience you have, will stay with you forever.
I learned so many new things, including research skills, communication skills and confidence skills”.
There’s still time to register online for the awards programme at www.ecounesco.ie
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East Timorese display jubilance over their right to vote in 1999
By CNN's Joe Havely in Dili
DILI, East Timor (CNN) -- On August 30, 1999 East Timor stood up and was counted.
After 24 years of conflict and bloodshed under Indonesian rule, the people of Indonesia�s 27th province were given something they had never had before -- the chance to have their say in how they wanted to be ruled.
In a climb down few had dared think even possible even a year earlier, Indonesia�s President BJ Habibie announced that he was prepared to give the territory -- taken by force by Indonesian soldiers in 1975 -- a free vote on its future.
Originally scheduled to take place on August 8, the UN-sponsored vote was delayed because of worsening violence and intimidation by pro-Indonesian militias armed by the military.
The violence was, however, just a foretaste of what was to come.
Timor: A legacy of torment
Eventually on August 30 the vote went ahead and hundreds of thousands of East Timorese began queuing before dawn for the historic poll.
Thousands who had fled to the forest to escape the militias came out of hiding, quietly determined that they would not be scared away from having their say.
Before them, a choice: To accept Habibie�s offer of wide-ranging autonomy within Indonesia, or to reject it, effectively cutting ties with Jakarta and become a new nation.
At the end of the day a massive 98.6% of those entitled to do so had cast their vote -- an overwhelming 78.5% of them chose independence.
Hundreds of thousands voted in the 1999 polls
An all to brief period of euphoria followed.
The vote to cut East Timor loose outraged the pro-Indonesian militias and their masters in the Indonesian military -- both of whom complained of widespread voting irregularities.
The Indonesian military, which once regarded the territory as its personal fiefdom and had invested some 20,000 men in bringing it to heel, implemented a scorched earth policy.
Like a spoiled child spurned, they set about orchestrating a mass rampage across the territory.
The reign of terror that followed killed hundreds, possibly thousands and left East Timor a smoldering ruin.
Around two thirds of the population fled the territory, many of them ended up in refugee camps in Indonesian West Timor where they remained subject to the violent whims of the militiamen.
Tens of thousands are still there.
Women were gang raped, homes and businesses were burned to the ground and an estimated 85% of the territory�s infrastructure was destroyed.
Unarmed, the UN mission brought in to oversee the vote was forced to withdraw -- a move many at the time condemned as an unforgivable betrayal.
It was a humiliation for the organization and many international workers bade tearful farewells to their East Timorese colleagues, fearing they would never see them again.
Most of the world�s journalists who had come to report on the vote also pulled out -- but a few chose to stay on, camping out in the UN compound with hundreds of refugees, risking a far from certain future to stick with a story they had by then become personally involved with.
In the words of one who stayed on, �we felt that if there was no-one left reporting what was happening here, there would be no pressure on the world to do something to stop it.�
Facing mounting international criticism President Habibie allowed a UN intervention force, led by Australia, to enter what Jakarta still regarded as officially its territory.
Three weeks after East Timor voted to reject Jakarta�s rule, the first peacekeepers arrived, armed with a strong Security Council mandate to do whatever was necessary to restore order.
Peace in East Timor is fragile
The first troops met strong resistance from the Indonesian soldiers who regarded the new arrivals as an invasion force.
Although there was little in the way of direct clashes, subsequent reports documenting the landing of the intervention force point to a growing concern among Australian officials that the action could spark a war with Indonesia.
The destruction they found was in many areas almost total -- house after house, business after business had been burned to the ground.
Almost the entire government workforce had fled the territory and the entire public records had been reduced to ashes.
Within weeks the UN was back in force in East Timor, setting about establishing a transitional administration to see the territory through to independence.
The task they faced then was enormous -- building a country and the powers to run it from scratch.
Two years later much has been achieved. Power and water supplies have been restored, shops are reopening, homes are being rebuilt.
Nonetheless the scars -- both physical and mental -- remain obvious today.
Almost none of those responsible for the instigating the violence of 1999 have been brought to justice and many East Timorese fear that their fragile peace could be all too easily shattered.
East Timor�s first free election on August 30, 2001 will be a giant leap down the road towards full independence --- but it will remain dependent on the outside world for a long time yet.
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Review: Detective triumphs again in 'Sherlock Holmes'
By Tom Charity, Special to CNN
Jude Law is Dr. Watson and Robert Downey Jr. is Sherlock Holmes in "Sherlock Holmes."
"Sherlock Holmes" gives 19th-century detective a 21st-century sheen
Film is fast-paced and has a lot of brio -- which it needs to overcome script shortcomings
Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law are fine as Holmes and Dr. Watson
(CNN) -- It's Sherlock Holmes, but not as we know him.
Right at home in the London criminal underworld, "Snatch" and "RocknRolla" director Guy Ritchie has injected his patented hustler humor and visual flash into Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Victorian era. He's also shaved at least 10 years off the great Baker Street sleuth and his faithful friend and chronicler, John Watson (played here by Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law). The archetypal crime-busting duo never looked more dynamic.
Beginning with a hansom cab slamming through the cobbled streets of London, the movie sets off at a breakneck pace. Holmes' first piece of deductive reasoning is to calculate the likely course of hand-to-hand combat with a heavyset goon -- planning a combination of punches as if he were strategizing a game of chess. This proves to be a bit of a party piece, and it comes with the dubious bonus of an instant replay for every blow.
The books make mention of Holmes' prowess in the ring, but I don't recall any previous screen Sherlock stripping off for a bare-knuckle bout. Still, "Iron Man" Downey is in great shape, even after the dejected detective succumbs to squalid self-pity after putting Lord Blackwood (Mark Strong) behind bars for a series of Jack the Ripper-like murders and failing to find another case worthy of his intellect.
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To add to Holmes' enervation, his Baker Street companion, the good doctor, has plans to be wed.
It's only after Blackwood escapes -- not from prison, but from the grave -- that Holmes perks up. The game's afoot and Watson, who signed the death warrant after His Lordship's execution, is back at Holmes' side.
Downey doesn't exactly look the part; he's probably a foot shorter than the Holmes depicted in the famous illustrations in Strand magazine. But he's got that cutting cleverness -- only a whisker from pure misanthropy -- that's the character's most essential attribute. And if we're quick to link Holmes' self-destructive impulses to the star's own checkered history, don't imagine the filmmakers haven't thought of that too.
Affecting an honorable upper-crust English accent, Downey angles for flip and steers on the right side of parody. He's needier than his most celebrated predecessors in the part, Jeremy Brett and Basil Rathbone, but also more physical, less cerebral.
I like to imagine he's doffing his cap in the direction of Robert Stephens, who did something similar in Billy Wilder's underrated (and far more sophisticated) 1970 film "The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes."
Often more interesting in supporting parts, Jude Law makes for an agreeable comic foil, and Kelly Reilly makes the most of a fleeting role as Watson's feisty fiancée, Mary. Rachel McAdams is fine as Irene Adler, Holmes' favorite femme fatale, but the screenwriters (four of them) don't seem to know quite what to make of her -- just that the movie will play better if she's around.
If the mystery boils down to so much supernatural skullduggery, at least it chimes with Conan Doyle's own interest in spiritualism, and anyway, you could say the same about "The Hound of the Baskervilles."
Ritchie and company are predictably impatient with demonstrations of Holmes' superior sleuthing -- and perhaps forensics are best left to "CSI" these days -- but if it's a travesty of Conan Doyle on one level, it's certainly an affectionate one, and smartly attuned to today's taste for slam-bang action and adventure.
Best of all is the production design (most of it digitally created, presumably). There's a sterling sense of London as the boiler room of the Industrial Revolution. Tower Bridge is still under construction. A splendidly exorbitant fight sequence in a boatyard is like "Titanic" on fast-forward, and we can clearly see the Thames is the city's main thoroughfare. The "Old Smoke" probably hasn't looked this exciting for a century or more.
It's a movie of big, bold strokes and somewhat crass commercial calculation, but if Ritchie succeeds in resurrecting this long-standing 19th-century icon for the 21st century (and the ending practically pleads for a sequel), I suspect most fans will want to wish him many happy returns. It's hard to complain about having Holmes back on the case.
"Sherlock Holmes" is rated PG-13 and runs 134 minutes. For Entertainment Weekly's review, click here.
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Refugee Ranjini fights indefinite detention in Australia's High Court
By Hilary Whiteman, CNN
updated 7:09 PM EDT, Tue September 3, 2013
An image taken on Ranjini and Ganesh's wedding day on April 8, 2012.
Refugee held in indefinite detention taking case to the High Court of Australia
Ranjini is seeking to be freed into the community to live with her family
She's been detained indefinitely since May 2012 after failing an ASIO security test
Her case has "serious implications" for more than 50 others in same situation
(CNN) -- A refugee and mother of three young boys who is being held in indefinite detention in Australia has two days to convince the country's highest court why she should be freed.
It's her last shot at overturning a government policy which was recently condemned by a United Nations Human Right Committee report as "cruel, inhuman and degrading."
Failure will mean that Ranjini, a 34-year-old Sri Lankan refugee, will continue to be held without trial for the foreseeable future, for reasons that remain a national secret. And she's not the only one.
"The core issues in Ranjini's case are common to more than 50 other refugees deemed a security risk and has serious implications for their liberty too," said her lawyer David Manne, who as the executive director of Australia's Refugee and Immigration Legal Centre, is representing most of the refugees involved.
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Ranjini is seeking to be released into the community to live with her family, the two young boys she fled with who are now aged seven and nine, her new husband and their eight-month-old child.
"It has caused Ranjini, her boys and her husband profound distress and harm," Manne said. "Every day of detention is another day of damage."
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CNN is unable to verify details of Ranjini's story with the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) because it will not comment on individual cases.
Ranjini's supporters say they suspect her detention has something to do with her former husband, a Tamil who was killed during fighting in Sri Lanka, though that is unable to be confirmed.
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Fleeing Sri Lanka
Ranjini fled Sri Lanka in 2008 with her two sons Pirai and Kathir -- then aged four and two -- two years after her husband and their father was killed in the civil war.
They're from the Vanni region, where the United Nations has alleged both the government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) targeted civilians, according to a report released in March 2011.
They first went to India, but Ranjini struggled to care for her family so paid a people smuggler to board a boat to Australia.
During what she has described as a "painful" journey, the boat ran out of fuel and was eventually intercepted by the Australian Navy who took the bedraggled and by now desperate asylum seekers to Christmas Island for processing.
Ranjini and her sons were moved to the Australian cities of Perth, then Adelaide before being released to community detention in Brisbane in 2011. In September of the same year, Ranjini and the boys were granted refugee status. Their three-year quest for safety and freedom was over. Or so she thought.
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Back in detention
In December 2011, Ranjini met a man, Ganesh, who is also from Sri Lanka but was living in Australia as a permanent resident, working as an I.T. consultant in Melbourne.
The Immigration Department gave them permission to marry, and in April 2012 they exchanged vows in a traditional Tamil ceremony witnessed by 200 guests.
However, within one month, Ranjini was back in custody. Immigration officials summoned the family to a meeting to inform them that she had failed a security test and would be detained indefinitely.
She and the boys were flown to the Villawood Detention Center in Sydney. The next day she found out she was pregnant with Ganesh's child.
Ranjini was taken into detention just one month after she married Ganesh.
Courtesy: Ganesh
Born into custody
Baby Paari was born in January, 2013, and lives with his mother in detention. "I can't take the baby out, because if I take him out he'll cry," Ganesh told CNN. "Once I tried but I couldn't keep him calm. After 10 minutes he started crying so I took him back."
He has taken Paari into the car park for photos; cameras aren't allowed within the detention center. And last month, Ranjini was allowed to visit Ganesh's home for four hours for a Hindu ceremony called Kolukaddai Kodduthal, which marks the arrival of their baby's first teeth.
As an Australian citizen, Baby Paari is not being detained. Nor are his brothers who were granted permanent residency in June. The elder boys choose to live with their mother during the week, but leave the secure facility every Friday to spend weekends with Ganesh.
Ganesh says over the past 16 months the boys have come to realize that other detainees only stay for a month or two while their claims are processed.
"They see people come and go but only their mother can't get out. It makes them very sad. They're starting to realize that their mother is in a difficult situation -- it's very hard for them," he said.
Detained as national security risk
The difficult conditions of detention are cumulatively inflicting serious psychological harm upon them.
United Nations report
The security test that Ranjini failed was conducted by the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO).
According to its website, ASIO says part of its protective security work is "to assess whether people applying for entry or permanent residence visas have the potential for espionage, have links with a terrorist organization, or may in other ways be a threat to national security."
Refugees who fail the assessment are not told why and they have no right to legal appeal. Because they're refugees, the country is obliged to offer them protection under international law. But under Australian law, they can't be freed.
On Wednesday, the High Court of Australia will be asked to assess whether it's legal under Australian law and the constitution to detain refugees indefinitely and "whether Australian law puts a different value on liberty for non-citizens, one where liberty is more easily put in jeopardy," Manne said.
It's not known when the court will release its findings, nor the extent of the potential implications for more than 50 other refugees in the same situation.
'Serious psychological harm'
Australia's policy of indefinite detention has been harshly criticized in the past, most recently by a special committee of 18 human rights experts assembled by the United Nations.
In a report released on August 22, the committee said the policy was inflicting "serious psychological harm" on the 46 detainees who brought their complaints, the largest ever against Australia, to the U.N. Human Rights Committee.
"The combination of the arbitrary character of (their) detention, its protracted and/or indefinite duration, the refusal to provide information and procedural rights to (them) and the difficult conditions of detention are cumulatively inflicting serious psychological harm upon them," the Committee said.
The report claimed the policy represented 143 violations of international law and urged Australia to free, compensate and rehabilitate the refugees involved.
Ranjini was not one of the detainees who took their complaints to the United Nations, though she is among those being held.
Ranjini and her sons live in a low-security section of Villawood Detention Center in Sydney.
Greg Wood/AFP/Getty Images/file
The independent reviews
Almost one year ago, the Australian government, then led by Julia Gillard, appointed an independent reviewer to examine evidence used by ASIO to determine whether a refugee was a national security risk.
It followed an Australian Senate Committee report into the country's Immigration Detention Network which found that cases of indefinite detention should be subject to review.
Of the 10 reviews completed so far by retired Federal Court Judge Margaret Stone, eight of the negative assessments were found to be "appropriate." Ranjini's was one of them. She still doesn't know exactly why.
What we're seeking to do through these arrangements at the moment is to send a message to people smugglers...
Kevin Rudd, Australian prime minister
"We didn't expect that outcome," Ganesh said. "We were expecting that (the judge) would give a positive indication to release Ranjini. That was very sad for myself and my family."
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Australia's asylum policy has been one of the key issues of the upcoming Australian election to be held on September 7. Both leading political parties have announced plans that include sending asylum seekers offshore for processing.
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Under a Labor government, led by Kevin Rudd, asylum seekers found to be refugees would be settled in Papua New Guinea or the island of Nauru. None would be allowed to remain in Australia.
The opposition's policy, led by Tony Abbott, goes a step further and proposes refusing permanent visas to some 32,000 people already in Australia who are waiting for their claims to be processed.
Both parties have defended their policies as necessary to discourage the thousands of people who are paying people smugglers to board often unseaworthy boats for the dangerous trip to Australia.
"What we're seeking to do through these arrangements at the moment is to send a message to people smugglers around the world that the business model is basically undermined,'' Rudd said during the policy launch. "It says if you jump on a boat you're going to end up in Australia. That doesn't apply any more.''
Abbott -- who is currently leading pre-election opinion polls -- went one step further over the weekend in announcing that, if he came to power, asylum seekers would be denied government-funded legal assistance, a move the Refugee Council of Australia has slammed as "disastrous" for people seeking refuge.
We were expecting that she would give a positive indication to release her. That was very sad for myself and my family.
Abbott would also scrap independent reviews for people like Ranjini, denying them the one opportunity they have for their cases to be re-examined.
Ranjini's court hearing -- hope
Neither Ranjini nor her husband will be in court for the hearing in Canberra on Wednesday and Thursday, but they're both eager for her ordeal to be over.
"We are looking forward to the outcome because she's been in detention since 2010 -- one way or another she's been in detention," he said.
Despite the setbacks -- including the independent reviewer's confirmation of the negative ASIO security assessment -- Ganesh is daring to hope that the High Court will rule in Ranjini's favor.
"There were two boys, now there are three boys... I trust the system so at least they will think that because of her family -- myself and the boys are here -- I'm expecting a positive outcome," he said.
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In response to the riots that arose from the labor demonstrations, Deputy Minister of Labor, Mackenzie King, went to British Columbia. During his investigation of the labor riots he interviewed two opium merchants and was shocked by the existence of the opium trade in British Columbia (Solomon and Green 1988:91). King had four main concerns: (1) opium smoking was becoming more popular among white people, (2) the Chinese were making vast profits in the opium trade, (3) opium trade was in violation of provincial pharmacy legislation, and finally, (4) as a Christian nation, Canada had to set an example for an international campaign against opium (Solomon and Green 1988). The elimination of the opium “menace” was to become the primary focus of King’s early political career. Under his leadership, Parliament enacted its first prohibitionist drug policy (Tooley 1999:25). "The 1908 Opium Act made it an indictable offence to import, manufacture, offer to sell, sell, or possess to sell opium for non medical purposes, but prohibited neither simple possession or use" (Solomon and Green 1988:92).
In 1911, the 1908 Opium Act was repealed in favor of even harsher legislation. The 1908 Opium Act had created a black market for opium, and law enforcement interests believed that the way to stop the demand for opium was to create harsher penalties (including imprisonment) and to expand enforcement powers (Solomon and Green 1988:93). The 1911 Act began the “enforcement” phase of Canadian drug policy which continued unchallenged until the 1950s (Tooley 1999:26). Because there were no advocates for the treatment of drug users prior to the late 1950s, it was easy for enforcement-related interests to implement harsh anti-drug legislation. This also meant that although drug users were often thought of as “sick,” imprisonment was a priority over treatment (Blackwell 1988:163). In addition, because habitual drug use was associated mostly with Chinese immigrants, many Canadians felt they were “immune from the effects of harsh drug legislation" (Alexander 1990:32).
During the 1950s, despite the fact that illegal drug use was declining, the media published highly sensational accounts of drug addicted youth in Canada (Solomon and Green 1988:102). It was during this period that the idea of treating habitual drug users first became significant. Some physicians came to see drug addiction as their territory because it was beginning to be looked upon as a disease instead of a crime. They believed that addiction should be regarded as a social and medical problem, not a criminal one (Alexander 1990:114). In response to the increased calls of the medical community for the treatment of drug users, the federal government established the Senate Special Committee on the Traffic of Narcotic Drugs in Canada in 1955 (Solomon and Green 1988:104). After holding hearings across the country, however, the Committee ended up favoring the view of the law enforcement community and this was eventually reflected in the highly punitive 1961 Narcotic Control Act.
The criminalization of drugs in Canada was made possible because of the strongly held belief that certain drugs had the ability to enslave users (Erickson 1992:247). By the 1960s and 1970s, these beliefs were being questioned and the criminalization of drugs was challenged by the emerging “public health” movement. The “dope fiend” mythology, which the enforcement bureaucracy had used for several decades to justify strict prohibition, became discredited because large numbers of middle class youth were using illicit drugs recreationally without turning into dangerous lunatics. Thus, the social distance between drug users and mainstream society narrowed considerably. When a substantial proportion of the population is engaging in drug use it is difficult to maintain myths that are not supported by experience. Most of the people arrested on drug charges during the “cannabis controversy” did not fit the “drug fiend” stereotype, and the law was criticized for making criminals out of white middle class youth.
In 1969, the Commission of Inquiry into the Non Medical Use of Drugs (also known as the Le Dain Commission) studied the illicit drug issue in Canada. Between 1969 and 1973, the Commission produced four reports. The most significant point in one of the reports was the recommendation of the gradual withdrawal of criminalization of illegal drugs (Erickson and Smart 1988:336). "The Commission recommended greater leniency for the crime of possession including the abolishment of imprisonment. The Commission also recommended that the possession of cannabis should not be considered an offence. Despite the Le Dain Commission's recommendations, Canada's drug policy remained unchanged" (p. 339).
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‘Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot’ a slow but rewarding character study (Movie review)
irector and co-writer Gus Van Sant channels some of the character- and relationship-building magic of “Good Will Hunting” in “Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot,” which delivers a message that a good life can grow out of horrible circumstances if one works at it. Yet this film – which is still playing in some arthouse theaters — is never preachy.
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DC Comics Co-Publishers Dan DiDio and Jim Lee Talk BEFORE WATCHMEN at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books
by Tommy Cook April 22, 2012
There’s an undeniable irony to Watchmen – Alan Moore’s great critique of the comic superhero, which began as an appropriation of The Mighty Crusaders – now finding itself appropriated by a series of new artists (much to Moore’s chagrin) in the upcoming prequel Before Watchmen. The seven part series focuses on the principle characters of the comic – Rorschach, the Comedian, Night Owl, Ozymandias, Dr. Manhattan and Silk Spectre – before the events of Moore/Gibbons’ magnum opus.
At the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, DC Entertainment Co-Publisher’s Dan DiDio and Jim Lee were on hand to discuss the highly anticipated but divisive prequel at a panel called DC Entertainment Presents: Watchmen – It’s Not the End, It’s the Beginning. The panel and proceeding round table covered a gauntlet of topics ranging from DC’s relationship with creative artists to the financial realities of the comic industry (i.e. why a Watchmen prequel is a good thing) to just why the hell anyone would ever make a prequel to arguably the most beloved comic of all time. Alan Moore’s specter loomed large over the proceedings – with a series of very pointed questions over Moore’s falling out with DC and his lack of involvement (let’s be honest – outright disdain) with the resulting Watchmen film and now comic spin-offs. For the sometimes-heated conversation with DiDio and Lee, hit the jump.
Question: People on your own staff told you not to do this [in regards to a prequel to Watchmen]… Does that back and forth keep you honest?
DiDio: What happened was that when there was some conversation, rumors going around that we were actually going to do this. It was picking up some real speed to the point that a couple folks actually stopped and came into my office and said ‘Hey is this real?’ [And I would respond] ‘I can’t really say but if it was would that be a problem?’ I was more interested in the conversation, of where they saw problems. So therefore we went through it all. One of the things I’ve tried to say to a number of folks is that in a baseball game you don’t leave your best players on the bench. You have to go out with your best foot forward. The things that are most recognizable, that people want to see – so I felt that it was in the company’s best interest to go ahead with Watchmen.
Lee: During the market period of [the Watchmen movie] we sold about a million units. And at that point we assumed everyone who was a true comic book collector already had a copy of this trade so the vast majority of that new trade went to new readers and we’re always on the lookout for how do we expand our business… We felt that this would be a great opportunity for us to reach out to the new readers and see if we can convert them into long time readers. You want to lead with your best foot and give them a flavor of something they already know. All the creators on these books sought to match or outdo what was done in the original. I don’t think anyone is going ‘Oh if I’m only fifty percent as good [as the original] that would be great.’ These guys – they’re true artists.
DiDio: And we would not have gone forward if we didn’t think the talent was available to be perfectly honest. That’s actually one of the things that slowed us down. And the talent didn’t want to participate unless they felt they had a key story to tell. Darwyn Cooke was one of the first people asked and he turned me down because he didn’t know what to do with it. And then a year later he comes back and he knew how to make the story work. Then we’re off to the races.
Yesterday it was announced that Chris Roberson is no longer working on the ‘Fairest’ arc. [To Lee] As a creator, how do you reconcile what Robison had to say about DC’s stance on creator’s rights? Note: for those unfamiliar, Robison took to twitter saying that after his ‘Fairest’ arc and IZombie, he would never work for DC again. Much of his issues with DC stemmed from his umbrage with the upcoming release of Before Watchmen. After these comments were made, DC promptly let Robison go.
Lee: I don’t know the writer Chris and it certainly would have helped if I could have talked to him or if he had reached out to me. I didn’t know he felt that way so it was surprising to see that. It seemed odd to me as a creator, I would not publicly state I have a problem with the company that’s paying me to do work for them and I’m going to quit after I do this one project. It would seem wise to me to wait until you finished the project to voice that complaint. You have to imagine from our perspective, for our own internal morale, what does it say for a company to hire somebody who’s that vocally against our principles and yet we’re still paying them. From that standpoint, it doesn’t make any sense.
DiDio: As far as I’m concerned, he made a very public statement about not wanting to work with DC and we honored that statement.
As a creator, how do you reconcile Alan Moore’s disagreement with the project and movie?
Lee: It’s interesting because in the Chris example, he alluded to an article in Comics Alliance that goes on about how Alan Moore has been unjustly treated. In this piece of journalism, it only cites interviews Alan has given. People will listen if it’s polarizing and one sided enough. This is not a situation where we have taken things from Alan. He signed an agreement and yet he said ‘I didn’t read the contract.’ I can’t force him to read his contract. So there’s all these things that people don’t know and Alan has said that explicitly – there are all these things that mitigate or go into the analysis. It’s not as clear-cut as people want to make it seem… It’s not a situation where we’re using the characters and Alan’s not being compensated. For everything that’s been done for Watchmen from the books to the movie, money has gone his way. The right amount that he deserves based on the contract. So we have honored that part of the agreement. It is something that can definitely be debated but to say that there is clearly one side that is right, I will dispute that.
How did you guys decide the format of Before Watchmen? The miniseries – how long is it going to take to come out…
DiDio: I love weekly comic delivery. We deliver comics on a weekly basis to stores and I love the idea of having product there every week. That every week you have an expectation to go and a certain book is going to be there and hopefully other books will catch your interest while there.
Lee: Retailers love that.
DiDio: They really do. We want traffic into the stores so weekly seems the best way to do it… That’s the first piece of the puzzle. I had worked with Grant Morrison on Seven Soldiers of Victory and it was a really interesting process because Grant had created a style of storytelling that had seven different miniseries interlocking and interweaving but all coming out in different pieces. So we took a snapshot of what Grant did there and brought it over to the Watchmen book. Since we’re doing a prequel we have the challenge of featuring characters before they met so how do we make it feel like a team concept but they’re all still going to be individuals. We realized that Minutemen, Comedian and Ozymandias were lengthier storytelling. They went over a period of time. Minutemen [focuses on] the formation of a team, the Comedian is from the time of the Minutemen to his death. Larger story, more time covered. Ozymandias is about the plotting which is a much longer story. But the other ones are just snapshots of who these characters are. So they only wound up being four parts while the others were six. And then it was how do we roll this out. Also let’s be honest we have talent who are not the quickest of artists so we gave ourselves room for running time. But the way the schedule rolls out we have anywhere from five to seven weeks between books so now the artists can have more time and we hope to maintain consistency of art throughout the series.
With the original so rooted in the concepts of using ultimate violence to bring about peace – that was very reflective of The Cold War and of the 1980s. With the new stories was it tough to find a way to retain that same period setting and those same themes and make them relevant to the modern problems?
DiDio: The stories actually take place prior to that concept. And it really is much more character based, more so than on a world basis. What we’re really exploring are the individuals, about how they’ve grown and changed over the years, how they might of started off as focused and idealistic heroes and how they change their opinion of who they might be… There’s some really fascinating stories in there of just who they are. But it’s all character based because we didn’t want to approach that whole world building sensibility. We wanted to keep the focus on the individuals. That’s why Silk Spectre’s story is really a coming of age story and the Comedian is just he working his way through government and ultimately how he becomes who he is. It really gets into the psyche and personality of the characters and the goal was for it to remain consistent so it could be read as one unit. So you could read the prequel material and the original and feel that they are the same world but with different sensibilities. We made sure to make it feel different [by] changing the art styles… Each artist has his or her own style. Which is good because then each book operates on its own rather than beholding to a style that might be too rigid for the stories we are telling.
When you have all these different artists and creators and stories on one project, how do you approach the story as a cohesive whole?
DiDio: It’s hard to say that because I’m built to look at many characters as a whole even though they’re operating individually. I look to Superman next to Batman next to Green Lantern next to Aquaman and they’re all operating in the same world to me, even though they’re operating as completely different pieces. And that’s how I see Watchmen. They’re all plugging in on the same way. They’re all in the same world. They’re just their own beast.
Lee: It’s a triptych – three pieces of art that are meant to be viewed separately but can be put together as one. There were discussions early on how interwoven were these storylines going to be but people decided that it was more [important to focus on] tonality than direct storyline…
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In Russia, as in every other country, there are many holidays: interesting, funny, patriotic or dedicated to an historical event. For example, in Russia there are such holidays as Women’s day, Victory Day, Independence Day, April’s Fool’s day, and many others.
I like all holidays. But most of all I like New Year‘s Eve. New Year‘s Eve is a holiday for everyone. People all over the world welcome the New Year, that’s why I think it’s the most uniting holiday in the world, because in this moment every person can say that he loves everyone. I think it is an international holiday. But in different countries the New Year is celebrated on different days, for example it can be celebrated on the 1st of September. I’ve heard that from 2001, the New Year will be celebrated on the 1st of March by all countries all over the world. But to tell the truth I don’t believe it.
There are lots of New Year traditions in Russia. In every home there is a New Year tree glittering in coloured lights and decorations. Children always wait for Father Frost to come and give them a present. Many people consider New Year‘s Eve to be a family holiday. But most of the young prefer to spend New Year‘s Eve in the company of their friends. Personally, I prefer to spend New Year’s Eve with my family, because I think I must spend as much time as possible with them as in the future I’ll have to leave them to begin my own life and these holidays may be the last. A Holiday is a day set apart for religious observance or for the commemoration of some extraordinary event or distinguished person, or for some other public occasion. National holidays are days set aside by official government proclamation to celebrate different occasions.
The U.S. has many national holidays, some of which are legal holidays – days on which banks, schools, or other public institutions and most places of business are closed.
Memorial Day is a legal holiday, observed annually on the last Monday in May. It honours the nation’s armed servicemen killed in wartime. The holiday, originally called Decoration Day, is traditionally marked by parades, memorial speeches and ceremonies, and the decoration of graves with flowers and flags. Memorial Day was first observed on May 30, 1868, on the order of General John Alexander Logan for the purpose of decorating the graves of the American Civil War dead. It was observed on May 30 until 1971, when most states changed to a newly established federal schedule of holiday observance.
Independence Day is an annual holiday commemorating the formal adoption by the Continental Congress of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, in Philadelphia. Although the signing of the Declaration was not completed until August, the Fourth of July holiday has been accepted as the official anniversary of United States independence and is celebrated in all states and territories of the U.S. The Fourth of July is traditionally celebrated with parades, pageants, patriotic speeches, the organized firing of guns and cannons, and displays of fireworks. Family picnics and outings are a feature of private Fourth of July celebrations.
Thanksgiving Day, a legal holiday in the U.S., was first celebrated in early colonial times in New England. The actual origin is probably the harvest festivals that are traditional in many parts of the world. After the first harvest was completed by the Plymouth colonists in 1621, Governor William Bradford proclaimed a day of thanksgiving. In 1863 President Abraham Lincoln appointed a day of thanksgiving, and since then each president has issued a Thanksgiving Day proclamation, generally designating the fourth Thursday of November as a holiday.
New Year’s Day is the first day of the year, January 1 in the Gregorian calendar. In the Middle Ages most European countries used the Julian calendar and observed New Year’s Day on March 25, called Annunciation Day and celebrated as the birth to the Son of God. With the introduction of the Gregorian calendar in 1582, Roman Catholic countries began to celebrate New Year’s Day on January 1. The custom of visiting friends, relatives and neighbours on New Year’s Day is one of the Old World traditions that have taken on a new form in the United States. A favourite place to see the old year out is New York City’s Time Square. Christmas is an annual festival, held on December 25, to celebrate the Nativity, or birth of Christ. The Christmas tree, an evergreen trimmed with lights and other decorations, is derived from the so-called paradise tree, symbolizing Eden. Saint Valentine’s Day, a holiday honoring lovers, is celebrated on February 14. There is a custom of sending greeting cards or gifts to express affection. The cards, known as valentines, are often designed with hearts to symbolize love. The festival gradually became associated with the feast day (February 14) of two Roman martyrs, both named St. Valentine, who lived in the 3rd century. St. Valentine has traditionally been regarded as the patron saint of lovers.
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There's crap....and then there's fertilizer.
You know, fertilizer...as in cow manure...sheep manure. The kind of stuff that's smelly and not very pleasant to hang around with. At the same time, you have to respect the properties it has to get things done. It's still crap but of a particular, admirable kind.
If you think you have a fair bit of tolerance and understanding behind the idea of fertilizer and can distinguish it from just plain old "crap", there's a film you might want to check out. A work not exactly unknown in the cinema world but hardly on the lips of those on this side of the Atlantic.
Gasper Noé is a heavyweight auteur and film festival darling on the global circuit. To most of the mainstream North American audience, he may only have been known for the controversy surrounding his 2002 production Irreversible, featuring Monica Bellucci in a brutal nine minute anal rape scene that, along with other content, helped the movie join the annals of films that polarized audiences.
Noé's most recent feature was Enter The Void (2009), an ambitious project (and definitely meant by the director to be regarded as such) which, depending on your temperament and head space, offers a cornucopia of fertile riches or an excess of pretentious (ahem) crap.
Set in Tokyo (but with almost all dialogue in English), the film opens by introducing Oscar (Nathaniel Brown) and Linda (Paz de la Heuerta) as a brother/sister pair with a close and (insert euphemism) "complicated" relationship. He's a dealer and addict (although in denial of that); she's a stripper in a seedy but popular club. The beginning and follow-through of the story - even when he is physically gone - is seen via his p.o.v. (featuring the most back-of-the-head shots since the Dardenne's Le fils).
The topic of death is introduced right off the bat - "They say you fly when you die", as they watch a plane overhead. This offers a quick segue to discuss the recent gift from his friend (and her admirer) Alex - The Tibetan Book of Death. After Linda departs for her evening of pole dancing, the bro gets a chance to get high and meet up with Alex, who recites the options a spirit has once the body has perished. Unfortunately, Oscar eventually has a rendezvous for a drug deal with his other "friend" Victor, the chap who ends up betraying him to the police. The resulting commotion leads to Oscar's death.
The rest of the film utilizes the combination of backwards/forwards non-linear narrative seen in Irreversible, with an examination of where the siblings had come from, what they meant to each other, and possible futures they could face in both the world of the living and beyond.
For it's entire 161 minutes, no one will deny that Enter The Void delivers on eye candy! One gets the feeling that Noé had that Hitchcockian "the-movie-is-already-made-in-my-head-and-now-we-just-have-to-shoot-it" thing going, so precise are the images and the path the film takes.
The certainties end there and debates begin. Some may find the movie disturbing when it isn't corny, gritty when it isn't messy and thrilling when it isn't tedious. If you ask two people who've seen Enter The Void, you may be convinced there were two entirely different films with the same name. And personally this is the back-and-forth I was experiencing while watching it - two different people inside of me bantering "Yes...ugly but beautiful. Crass but sexy. Mind-numbing but thought-provoking." And in the end you may not have come to the conclusion that you have seen a successful film but you'll probably believe you have witnessed a cinematic event, even for a film that alternated between super-nova and dwarf star status.
Or to say it in another way, even when Enter The Void gets smelly while you're watching it, the end results provide an offering that made the indulgent messiness worth it. Those who are open-minded and looking for something beyond the conventional should head straight to this one. Just be prepared to hate it..when you're not loving it. Fertilizer smells but it's there to do it's thing. So does this film.
I say this film tastes - EXOTIC.
Labels: Drama, IN-YOUR-FACE-FLICKS
Jamie 26 December 2013 at 10:04
What a gorgeous film. I love Noe's style in this film. I couldn't sit through Irreversible, not because of the content, but because I was getting a headache from the constant motion of the camera. Compared to that one, this film is a little more grounded I love strong narrative. Beautiful colors, trippy visuals, great technical shots, lots of fluidity. But like you said, it is also tedious at points. How many fly over shots do we need to see? How many couples in intimate embraces do we need to see? I love your site by the way (I just discovered today). I have my own blog and am going to spotlight your site on it.
Michael Rajnovic 23 January 2014 at 13:50
Appreciate the kind words Jamie. Yes, the film is gorgeous to look at...no matter what the characters may be up to. I do regard Noe's films as events, even if they become chaotic ones.
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Take Charge Of Your Education
Haitian Kreyol
Your School, Your Choice
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New report reveals significant barriers in equal access to education for New York City Haitian immigrant students
Flanbwayan Haitian Literacy Project
http://www.flanbwayan.org/images/press/Pressrelease2019.pdf
Survey shows systemic problems within Family Welcome Centers and makes recommendations for improvement
NEW YORK — A newly released report finds that New York City is failing new Haitian immigrant high school students. The report, based on a survey conducted by The Flanbwayan Literacy Project, in partnership with the Community Development Project, finds that Haitian immigrants enrolled in high schools through New York City Family Welcome Centers do not receive the information or support they need to be successful.
“We are calling on the New York City Department of Education to implement reforms that will allow immigrant youth to thrive in New York City high schools,” said Darnell Benoit, executive director of the Flanbwayan Haitian Literacy Project. “Students should be engaged in the process of selecting schools that will meet their academic needs.”
Recently immigrated youth are required to enroll in high school through one of the New York City Family Welcome Centers and often face significant barriers that are difficult for young people and their families to navigate. The survey revealed:
● Many youths were not asked about their interests or preferences during the school enrollment process, despite the fact that internal guidance documents from the Department of Education instruct that family input and youth preferences and needs should be taken into account.
● Family Welcome Centers do not provide young people with the information they need to make informed choices about which schools to attend. In fact, at least half of those surveyed did not get to choose a school.
● Youth are not placed in schools that support them. Few students feel that their school is a good fit for them or that they are making progress toward their educational goals.
● Family Welcome Centers do not provide adequate language access, in the form of either translation or interpretation.
“When I went to the Family Welcome Center, nobody spoke my language, none of the paperwork was in my language,” said Jean Baptiste, who emigrated to New York from Haiti when he was 15-years-old. “My family and I couldn’t participate in my school selection. Ultimately, I left that school because I couldn’t learn there, even though I studied hard.”
Baptiste struggled in his school because of insufficient English language instruction. He left that school and now, at the age of 20, is enrolled in a more supportive school.
“If I had been placed in a school that was prepared to teach me English, I believe I would have my high school diploma by now,” said Baptiste. “The City can and should do better.”
Barriers in the New York City education system for immigrant students are not exclusive to Family Welcome Centers. Many students are turned away by New York high schools due to space limitations and extremely limited resources for appropriate programs for immigrant students.
“The survey results highlight serious problems that set up immigrant students to fail,” said Erin Markman, director of Research and Policy at the Community Development Project. “The Department of Education should partner with Flanbwayan and other community groups to implement the report’s policy recommendations.”
The Flanbwayan Haitian Literacy Project assists Haitian newcomer youth in New York City public high schools, working to ensure students are appropriately placed in high schools that support their ability to remain in school and graduate.
The Community Development Project provides legal, participatory research and policy support to strengthen the work of grassroots and community-based groups in New York City to dismantle racial, economic and social oppression.
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Chris discovered music at an early age, taking singing and acting roles in school plays and local theatre productions. At college he traveled from New Zealand to Australia and USA, singing with his school choir at Disneyland, the Sacramento Jazz Festival and in Hawaii. After completing a design diploma he joined a jazz vocal trio called Midas Touch; together they toured New Zealand appearing at festivals, concerts and on national TV.
This experience provided the foundation for Chris to start his own jazz combo, with a residency at Wellington's Plaza International Hotel, exploring the nuances of writing, arranging and leading a band.
After moving to Auckland Chris began a guitar-based pop group and then was invited to play at the opening of a new Ponsonby bar, the 'Grand Central Bar' in 1997. A 17 year-long residency here gave Chris the opportunity to develop a popular funk/jazz/soul band with some of New Zealand's most talented musicians; together they recorded two albums of original songs and played hundreds of festivals, events and TV spots, appearing at the inaugural Vanuatu Jazz Festival. Many of Chris' songs have appeared on NZ's longest running TV series 'Shortland Street'.
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Home > Laws > 2012 Florida Statutes > Title XLVI > Chapter 790 > Section 25
Title XLVI CRIMES
Chapter 790 WEAPONS AND FIREARMS Entire Chapter
Lawful ownership, possession, and use of firearms and other weapons.
F.S. 790.25
790.25 Lawful ownership, possession, and use of firearms and other weapons.—
(1) DECLARATION OF POLICY.—The Legislature finds as a matter of public policy and fact that it is necessary to promote firearms safety and to curb and prevent the use of firearms and other weapons in crime and by incompetent persons without prohibiting the lawful use in defense of life, home, and property, and the use by United States or state military organizations, and as otherwise now authorized by law, including the right to use and own firearms for target practice and marksmanship on target practice ranges or other lawful places, and lawful hunting and other lawful purposes.
(2) USES NOT AUTHORIZED.—
(a) This section does not authorize carrying a concealed weapon without a permit, as prohibited by ss. 790.01 and 790.02.
(b) The protections of this section do not apply to the following:
1. A person who has been adjudged mentally incompetent, who is addicted to the use of narcotics or any similar drug, or who is a habitual or chronic alcoholic, or a person using weapons or firearms in violation of ss. 790.07-790.115, 790.145-790.19, 790.22-790.24;
2. Vagrants and other undesirable persons as defined in 1s. 856.02;
3. A person in or about a place of nuisance as defined in s. 823.05, unless such person is there for law enforcement or some other lawful purpose.
(3) LAWFUL USES.—The provisions of ss. 790.053 and 790.06 do not apply in the following instances, and, despite such sections, it is lawful for the following persons to own, possess, and lawfully use firearms and other weapons, ammunition, and supplies for lawful purposes:
(a) Members of the Militia, National Guard, Florida State Defense Force, Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, organized reserves, and other armed forces of the state and of the United States, when on duty, when training or preparing themselves for military duty, or while subject to recall or mobilization;
(b) Citizens of this state subject to duty in the Armed Forces under s. 2, Art. X of the State Constitution, under chapters 250 and 251, and under federal laws, when on duty or when training or preparing themselves for military duty;
(c) Persons carrying out or training for emergency management duties under chapter 252;
(d) Sheriffs, marshals, prison or jail wardens, police officers, Florida highway patrol officers, game wardens, revenue officers, forest officials, special officers appointed under the provisions of chapter 354, and other peace and law enforcement officers and their deputies and assistants and full-time paid peace officers of other states and of the Federal Government who are carrying out official duties while in this state;
(e) Officers or employees of the state or United States duly authorized to carry a concealed weapon;
(f) Guards or messengers of common carriers, express companies, armored car carriers, mail carriers, banks, and other financial institutions, while actually employed in and about the shipment, transportation, or delivery of any money, treasure, bullion, bonds, or other thing of value within this state;
(g) Regularly enrolled members of any organization duly authorized to purchase or receive weapons from the United States or from this state, or regularly enrolled members of clubs organized for target, skeet, or trap shooting, while at or going to or from shooting practice; or regularly enrolled members of clubs organized for modern or antique firearms collecting, while such members are at or going to or from their collectors’ gun shows, conventions, or exhibits;
(h) A person engaged in fishing, camping, or lawful hunting or going to or returning from a fishing, camping, or lawful hunting expedition;
(i) A person engaged in the business of manufacturing, repairing, or dealing in firearms, or the agent or representative of any such person while engaged in the lawful course of such business;
(j) A person firing weapons for testing or target practice under safe conditions and in a safe place not prohibited by law or going to or from such place;
(k) A person firing weapons in a safe and secure indoor range for testing and target practice;
(l) A person traveling by private conveyance when the weapon is securely encased or in a public conveyance when the weapon is securely encased and not in the person’s manual possession;
(m) A person while carrying a pistol unloaded and in a secure wrapper, concealed or otherwise, from the place of purchase to his or her home or place of business or to a place of repair or back to his or her home or place of business;
(n) A person possessing arms at his or her home or place of business;
(o) Investigators employed by the several public defenders of the state, while actually carrying out official duties, provided such investigators:
1. Are employed full time;
2. Meet the official training standards for firearms established by the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission as provided in s. 943.12(5) and the requirements of ss. 493.6108(1)(a) and 943.13(1)-(4); and
3. Are individually designated by an affidavit of consent signed by the employing public defender and filed with the clerk of the circuit court in the county in which the employing public defender resides.
(p) Investigators employed by the capital collateral regional counsel, while actually carrying out official duties, provided such investigators:
2. Meet the official training standards for firearms as established by the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission as provided in s. 943.12(1) and the requirements of ss. 493.6108(1)(a) and 943.13(1)-(4); and
3. Are individually designated by an affidavit of consent signed by the capital collateral regional counsel and filed with the clerk of the circuit court in the county in which the investigator is headquartered.
(4) CONSTRUCTION.—This act shall be liberally construed to carry out the declaration of policy herein and in favor of the constitutional right to keep and bear arms for lawful purposes. This act is supplemental and additional to existing rights to bear arms now guaranteed by law and decisions of the courts of Florida, and nothing herein shall impair or diminish any of such rights. This act shall supersede any law, ordinance, or regulation in conflict herewith.
(5) POSSESSION IN PRIVATE CONVEYANCE.—Notwithstanding subsection (2), it is lawful and is not a violation of s. 790.01 for a person 18 years of age or older to possess a concealed firearm or other weapon for self-defense or other lawful purpose within the interior of a private conveyance, without a license, if the firearm or other weapon is securely encased or is otherwise not readily accessible for immediate use. Nothing herein contained prohibits the carrying of a legal firearm other than a handgun anywhere in a private conveyance when such firearm is being carried for a lawful use. Nothing herein contained shall be construed to authorize the carrying of a concealed firearm or other weapon on the person. This subsection shall be liberally construed in favor of the lawful use, ownership, and possession of firearms and other weapons, including lawful self-defense as provided in s. 776.012.
History.—s. 1, ch. 65-410; s. 32, ch. 69-216; s. 32, ch. 73-334; s. 2, ch. 77-302; s. 2, ch. 82-131; s. 15, ch. 83-167; ss. 45, 49, ch. 83-334; s. 32, ch. 84-258; s. 68, ch. 85-62; s. 5, ch. 85-332; s. 15, ch. 87-274; s. 2, ch. 87-537; s. 1, ch. 89-60; s. 8, ch. 90-364; s. 1, ch. 93-269; s. 7, ch. 93-416; s. 89, ch. 95-211; s. 1218, ch. 97-102; s. 110, ch. 2006-1; s. 2, ch. 2006-103.
1Note.—Repealed by s. 3, ch. 72-133.
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FOSRx/FAST Specialty Pharmacy to Expand in TX While Closing Location in TN
F.A.S.T., Press Releases
Cumberland, MD — May 26, 2017
Factor One Source Pharmacy (FOSRx/FAST) announced today the acquisition of a Dallas, TX specialty pharmacy. In parallel, an existing FOSRx/FAST pharmacy location in Dickson, TN will be acquired by the same pharmacy. The official date of the acquisitions and divestitures is expected to be May 26, 2017.
The deal was initiated by FOSRx/FAST to strengthen market presence in the Louisiana-Texas area, and to leverage existing relationships with providers, payors, and their patient base.
“FOSRx/FAST has a strong market presence in the south-central US, and the acquisition of a Dallas, TX pharmacy provides the structure to continue expansion in the region,” said Dr. Sajal Roy, President and Chief Executive Officer to FOSRx/FAST.
“While we are disappointed to leave the Nashville, TN market, we had to do so because of payor reimbursement changes centered around the State Medicaid TennCare. The pharmacy acquiring our Dickson location follows a model that will allow for them to be successful in this type of market while we focus on regions conducive to our business model. This mutual agreement will make both of our companies stronger and more competitive in the specialty pharmacy landscape,” said Roy.
The acquisition of the Dallas-based specialty pharmacy follows Factor One Source Pharmacy’s acquisition of Fast Access Specialty Therapeutics (FAST) earlier this year in Metairie, LA.
FOSRx/FAST, is a dual-entity specialty pharmacy headquartered in Cumberland, Maryland with the ability to serve patients with a variety of medical conditions nationwide. The combined specialty pharmacies are each dual accredited, and offer convenient medicine delivery for specialty conditions to the location of patients’ choice: home, hospital, physician’s office, or infusion center. The company focuses on clinical experience, patient support, and has excelled in servicing people with complex or hard-to-manage medications for Ig therapy, neurology, rheumatology, dermatology, hematology, oncology, addiction recovery, and osteoporosis.
Contact us with questions at contact@fosrxfast.com, or for more information about FOSRx/FAST, please visit us at www.fosrxfast.com. To follow us on social media, find us on Twitter at @FOSRxFAST, on Instagram @fosrxfast, and like us on Facebook at Facebook.com/FOSRxFAST.
Written by: J. Kelly
13Feb, 2017
FAST Access Rx Awarded Specialty Pharmacy ACHC Accreditation
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Metairie, LA February 13, 2017 — Fast Access Specialty Therapeutics (FAST), a specialty pharmacy that was recently acquired by Factor One Source Pharmacy (FOSRx), announce today that they have officially earned Accreditation Commission of Healthcare (ACHC) Accreditation in the field of Specialty Pharmacy (SRX).
The ACHC held their rigorous on-site survey of FAST in Metairie, Louisiana on January 26th, 2017 and granted accreditation to FAST for all services surveyed under the Specialty Pharmacy on February 3, 2017. During the survey, compliance with ACHC standards reflecting key organizational areas were evaluated.
FAST already holds accreditations with The Joint Commission and URAC. Holding three accreditations is extremely rare within the specialty pharmacy industry, and is a process that often takes months or years to achieve. Factor One Source Pharmacy (FOSRx), parent company to FAST Rx also maintains accreditation with URAC and The Joint Commission. All three accreditations will ensure the highest levels of regulatory compliance while elevating the standard of operations within their organization by providing a framework to improve business processes, and quality care.
“We are proud of the entire company and clinical team that made this accreditation a reality,” Dr. Sajal Roy, PharmD, CSP, CGP, CPSO, CACP, and CEO of FOSRx said.
Established in 1986, The ACHC Accreditation program supports the efforts of its accredited organizations to help deliver safe, high quality care and services. Accreditation is regarded as one of the key benchmarks for measuring the quality of an organization.The accreditation process also provided FOSRx with education and guidance to help staff continue to improve its program’s performance.
“Each accreditation affirms our processes that we put in place to make sure our patients get the best care and have the best outcomes for their disease states” Roy said. “Our strategic goal is to maintain all accreditations within our organization to demonstrate that we are top leader in Specialty Pharmacy services.”
ACHC is a recognized leader in the area of Pharmacy Accreditation, and reflects an organization’s commitment to providing safe and effective care. An SRX dispenses medications (injectable, intravenous or oral) in a client’s/patient’s home, physician’s office, or clinic specializing in certain disease states which are often chronic and sometimes life-threatening. With the continuous changes in health care, patients are in search of reputable providers that consistently offer the best quality care and demonstrate the ability to maintain compliance with national standards.
Accreditation Commission for Health Care:
The Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC) is a national organization developed by homecare and alternate-site healthcare industry providers. Our board, advisors, surveyors and staff are committed to providing the industry with an accreditation program that helps organizations improve business operations, quality of patient care and services.
ACHC is an independent, private, not-for-profit corporation.
ACHC has gained respect and recognition as an accrediting organization uniquely committed to health care providers. They have adopted a participatory approach to standards development that actively solicits the input of those most knowledgeable about current approaches to care. The result is a set of practical standards that promotes quality services and ensures optimum care for the patient. The entire accreditation process is a collaborative, educational, and genuinely patient-focused approach.
Learn more about ACHC here.
FAST Access Rx:
Fast Access Specialty Therapeutics, founded in 2010, is a specialty pharmacy based in Metairie, Louisiana which offers convenient medicine delivery for specialty conditions to the location of your choice: home, hospital, physician’s office, or infusion center. F.A.S.T. focuses on clinical experience and patient support, and has excelled in servicing rheumatology, dermatology, hematology, oncology, addiction recovery, and osteoporosis patients. Learn more here.
Factor One Source Pharmacy:
Founded in 2014, Factor One Source Pharmacy is a Specialty Pharmacy with an unwavering commitment to excellence in providing treatments and products for their patients with outstanding customer service. Headquartered in Cumberland, Maryland, they are a fast-growing company with a nationwide presence that is focused on enhancing patient safety and medication adherence. Dr. Sajal Roy, President & CEO, is the only quadruple board certified pharmacist in the United States, and sits as a commissioner for the Maryland Board of Pharmacy and serves as Chairman of the Emergency Preparedness Task Force.
Announcing FOSRx Acquisition of F.A.S.T.
Cumberland, MD — January 2, 2017
Factor One Source Pharmacy (FOSRx) and Fast Access Specialty Therapeutics (F.A.S.T.) announced today that they have entered into a definitive agreement under which FOSRx will acquire F.A.S.T. for a combination of cash and stock. Together the two companies are projected to generate approximately $136 million dollars in revenue in 2016 and are projecting $156 million in revenue for 2017.
F.A.S.T. will retain its brand, but will function under the umbrella of FOSRx, and will add “Powered by Factor One Source Pharmacy” to its name moving forward. F.A.S.T.’s Chief Executive Officer, Stephen LaCoste, and Chief Operating Officer, Adam Myers, fully support the transaction. Sajal Roy, PharmD, CGP, CACP, CPSO, CSP and Chief Executive Officer to FOSRx, will become CEO to both companies effective immediately.
F.A.S.T. employs a team of 42 and has average annual revenue of $100 million. Over the past seven years, the company has grown tremendously due to its patient-oriented business and commitment to quality. Like FOSRx, F.A.S.T. is a dually accredited specialty pharmacy with The Joint Commission and URAC. Dual accreditation is achieved by few home care and specialty pharmacies and helps ensure patients are receiving the best possible care. Excelling in these areas has resulted in industry-leading customer satisfaction, patient engagement and strong financial performance.
“The F.A.S.T. team has grown a fantastic business centered on support and quality services for patients,” Roy said. “Together we can accelerate the growth of the Factor One Source brand as we seek to empower every patient we serve to live fulfilled, healthy lives.”
With brick and mortar locations in Maryland, Tennessee, and now Louisiana, FOSRx plans to continue expanding to the West Coast. FOSRx will continue to dispense specialized medications in conditions related to rheumatology, dermatology, oncology, immunoglobulin therapy, hemophilia, endocrinology, gastroenterology and neurology, among others.
“F.A.S.T. is a strong fit with FOSRx’s innovative and growing business, further supporting the company’s strategic focus on hemophilia, bleeding disorders, and immunology. We expect the acquisition will enhance near-term revenue growth and strengthen name recognition within the industry. We are well positioned to maximize FOSRx’s commercial potential through our patient-centric business model,” continued Roy.
“Today marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for F.A.S.T., one which we believe will deliver significant value to our patients and partners,” said Adam Myers, F.A.S.T.’s Chief Executive Officer, “We have deep respect for FOSRx and it’s clear they share our commitment to delivering top-notch care and invaluable service. We are proud of the company our team has built and are confident that FOSRx will accelerate F.A.S.T.’s important mission given the strength of its national presence and resources.”
About FOSRx
Factor One Source Pharmacy is a specialty pharmacy providing medications and services to people with complex or hard-to-manage medications. Headquartered in Cumberland, Maryland, FOSRx is able to serve patients with a variety of medical conditions in all 50 of the United States. To learn more about the Factor One Source Pharmacy, visit: www.fosrx.com
About F.A.S.T.
Fast Access Specialty Therapeutics, founded in 2010, is a specialty pharmacy based in Metairie, Louisiana which offers convenient medicine delivery for specialty conditions to the location of your choice: home, hospital, physician’s office, or infusion center. F.A.S.T. focuses on clinical experience and patient support, and has excelled in servicing rheumatology, dermatology, hematology, oncology, addiction recovery, and osteoporosis patients.
Contact us with questions at contact@fosrx.com. To follow us on social media, find us on Twitter at @FactorOneSource, on Instagram @fosrx, and like us on Facebook at Facebook.com/FactorOneSourcePharmacy.
13Sep, 2016
2016 FOSRx Scholarship Winners Announced
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Factor One Source Pharmacy announces today that it has awarded $8,500 worth of scholarships for the 2016-2017 school year to three worthy recipients who have extraordinary academic, extracurricular, and personal backgrounds. All recipients also live with chronic illnesses. The 3-tiered scholarship program is part of an FOSRx initiative to support people living with life-long disorders/diseases to achieve academic success despite their diagnoses.
“These scholarships will help the lives of three remarkable people who have excelled despite challenging life circumstances, and who are capable of achieving great things in their future college experiences.” FOSRx CEO, Sajal Roy said. “Our communities will benefit by enabling these remarkable students to fully develop their talents and achieve great things.”
Roy thanks the FOSRx Scholarship Committee for helping identify outstanding candidates for the FOSRx Scholarship Program Scholarships, which based their decision on academic achievement, extracurricular involvement, financial need, and future impact.
Since 2014, Factor One Source Pharmacy has publicly awarded $12,000 in scholarships to five students across the nation, and plans to continue awarding outstanding applicants annually.
Factor One Source Pharmacy is a specialty pharmacy providing medications and services to people with complex or hard-to-manage medications. Headquartered in Cumberland, Maryland, FOSRx is able to serve patients with a variety of medical conditions in all 50 of the United States. To learn more about the Factor One Source Pharmacy Scholarship Program, click here.
Listed below are the 2016 FOSRx Scholarship winners, their associated hometown, their diagnosis, the college or university they will be/are attending, and their plans for the future.
Silver Scholarship Recipient ($1,000):
Lara Hilton is from Athens, Georgia, and is a single mother of two who was recently diagnosed with Autoimmune Disease. She has earned two associate’s degrees, and is currently enrolled in the Healthcare Science program at Athens Technical College in order to ultimately become a Registered Nurse.
“I want to specialize in women’s health because I am especially interested in being a resource for young women thinking about their reproductive options.”
Gold Scholarship Recipient ($2,500):
Shaylyn Fujii is from Keaau, Hawaii, and lives with von Willebrand Disease. She was the first in her family to graduate from a four-year university, and is now pursuing a career as a family nurse practitioner.
“I would like to run a health clinic in the rural districts of regions that my family grew up in. With this specialty, I will be able to help people of all ages and provide easier healthcare to my local community members.”
Platinum Scholarship Recipient ($5,000):
Justin Horbacz lives in Gainesville, FL and is diagnosed with severe hemophilia. He has raised $10,000 to help other youth affected by bleeding disorders attend hemophilia-focused summer camps, and has helped sponsor 30 children with hemophilia from 6 developing countries through “Save One Life.” He is attending the University of Florida to pursue a career as a pediatric hematologist.
“Being challenged in life is inevitable. It is how we view and approach these challenges that shape who we are.”
3Aug, 2016
New Regional Sales Executive Joins FOSRx in Oklahoma
Get to know FOSRX, Press Releases
Cumberland, MD, Aug 3, 2016 — Factor One Source Pharmacy announces a new addition to the company today as Clyde “J.R.” Brawner, BBA, MBA, CPC joins their sales force in the Central States Territory as a Regional Sales Executive.
In his role, J.R. Brawner will work directly with patients as a liaison with their pharmacy and navigation teams, in addition to recruiting new patients within his region.
“My passion is to assist others, in the hemophilia community and abroad, in living their lives to the fullest of their abilities while achieving their professional, academic, and life goals,” he said.
Brawner has worked in the hemophilia industry for eight years and has held various positions including area manager, business development manager, and director of marketing. He has worked closely with the Crohn’s, Colitis, and Hepatitis C population within the Oklahoma City area.
During Brawner’s career he has served on and held leadership roles in several committees for the Oklahoma Hemophilia Foundation (OHF) including Hemophilia Walk Committee, Youth Leadership Committee, and Camp Planning Committee.
Brawner holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from the University of Central Oklahoma and is also a Certified Professional Life Coach. He looks forward to the next chapter in his professional career as an employee of FOSRx.
“I pride myself on integrity and live to empower others,” he said.
Brawner currently resides in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Some of his favorite activities include playing and watching basketball, cooking, traveling, fishing, and camping. To get in contact with him directly, email jbrawner@fosrx.com.
About Factor One Source Pharmacy:
Founded in 2014, Factor One Source Pharmacy is a Specialty Pharmacy with an unwavering commitment to excellence in providing treatments and products for their patients with outstanding customer service. Headquartered in Cumberland, Maryland, they are a fast-growing company that is focused on enhancing patient safety and medication adherence. Dr. Sajal Roy, President & CEO, is the only quadruple board certified pharmacist in the United States, and sits as a commissioner for the Maryland Board of Pharmacy and serves as Chairman of the Emergency Preparedness Task Force.
FOSRx Continues to Expand; Appoints New Program Director
FOSRX, Program Director Press Releases
Cumberland, MD, June 27, 2016 — Factor One Source Pharmacy, a fast-growing specialty pharmacy, announced today that Daniel Reilly has joined the team as Program Director to further develop their regional and national presence.
As Program Director, Reilly will help Factor One Source expand and enhance their relationships with new and existing clients. In addition, he will develop and implement chronic disease programs as Factor One Source continues to grow the portfolio of disease states they service.
“I am very excited as I begin my journey as Program Director at Factor One Source,” said Reilly. “I look forward to using my past career experience to help others and focus on meaningful and rewarding programs,” he added.
Since receiving his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of South Dakota, Reilly has been assisting individuals living with HIV, viral hepatitis, bleeding disorders and other chronic health conditions in various for profit and nonprofit positions for the past twenty-five years. During his career, he has served on numerous nonprofit boards, including President of the Hemophilia Society of Colorado from 2003-2007. He simultaneously worked as the HIV/HCV Coinfection Program Director at Hep C Connection in Denver.
Reilly has long been an advocate for rare and complex diseases. He has spoken about bleeding disorders, HIV and viral hepatitis to over sixteen thousand students from middle school to medical school, as well as to medical professionals and AIDS Service Organizations.
Reilly lives in Denver with his wife of twenty-two years, Jacquelyn, a Registered Dietitian, their eleven-year-old daughter Olivia, and their dog Buster. Together, they enjoy camping, biking, traveling and cooking together.
Founded in 2014, Factor One Source Pharmacy is a Specialty Pharmacy with an unwavering commitment to excellence in providing treatments and products for their patients with outstanding customer service. Headquartered in Cumberland, Maryland, they are a fast-growing company that is focused on enhancing patient safety and medication adherence. Dr. Sajal Roy, President & CEO, is the only quadruple board certified pharmacist in the United States, and sits as a commissioner for the Maryland Board of Pharmacy and serves as Chairman of the Emergency Preparedness Task Force. To learn more, visit www.fosrx.com.
FOSRx Pharmacist Spotlight: Jennifer Burton, D.Ph.
CME, FOSRX, pharmacist Get to know FOSRX, Press Releases
Today at Factor One Source Pharmacy we are pleased to feature Jennifer Burton, D.Ph., the Pharmacy Director of our Dickson, Tennessee location. Burton joined the FOSRx Team in February, 2016 and brings a wealth of experience through her more than 2 decades of working in the industry.
Each of our pharmacists have been actively pursuing licensure in multiple states in order to provide the best possible service to our patients. Burton has so far succeeded in becoming licensed in both Tennessee and Kentucky, and plans to take on more states in the future. In addition, she intends to become a board certified Specialty Pharmacist, which is experience based and also requires passing a test covering multiple specialties, including inflammatory diseases, oncology infectious-HIV,hepatitis, MS, blood disorders, immune disorders, and more.
While certifications and licensures require some continued education, Burton feels that doing elective Continuing Medical Education is simply good practice.
“I like to take care of my patients like I would my friends and family, so that means knowing as much as I can in order to be in a good position to do that.”
Burton’s professional background was originally in the community pharmacy field. While she enjoyed her work, she had substantial frustrations while working with big corporations. She felt that customer service suffered because every decision was driven by numbers and metrics.
“Being at a smaller company allows for better service all around,” she said. “If something needs to be fixed, it’s easier to accomplish because I don’t have to go through multiple layers of management who have pretty much no power to resolve problems efficiently. There’s more of a family feel and focus on the patient.”
Born in Nashville, Burton always knew that she would like to end up somewhere in the medical/scientific community, but never foresaw becoming a pharmacist. “My original plan was marine biology and working at SeaWorld, but that was a little far from home, and was probably a little less than realistic,” she said. She abandoned that idea her senior year in high school and decided to pursue other ventures. At some point during her sophomore year at Ole Miss, her advisor suggested that she take the PCAT, which which was being administered within a few weeks of their conversation. She took it and was accepted for the following fall, and the rest is history. “I love where I am now and think Specialty Pharmacy work is going to be a great fit for me.”
Burton loves spending her free time at the lake with her husband, two daughters, and their chocolate lab named Zeke. She can be contacted at jburton@fosrx.com, or by calling: 844.773.6779 ext. 107.
J. Kelly, Public Relations and Marketing
844.773.6779, jkelly@fosrx.com
FOSRx Announces Regional Sponsorship with IDF
Cumberland, MD, March 24, 2016 — Factor One Source Pharmacy (FOSRx), a Specialty Pharmacy dealing primarily with chronic and hard-to-manage medical conditions, announced today that they will become Regional Sponsors with the Immune Deficiency Foundation (IDF) effective April 1, 2016.
IDF was founded in 1980, and is the national patient organization dedicated to improving the diagnosis, treatment and quality of life of persons with primary immunodeficiency (PI) diseases through advocacy, education and research. PI diseases are a group of more than 250 rare, chronic disorders in which part of the body’s immune system is missing or functions improperly.
Sponsorship by specialty pharmacies like FOSRx supports educational programs and materials that offer medical information, guidance about health insurance issues, important life management and patient care resources, and support for patients and family members.
In 2016, IDF will present approximately 22 patient education meetings,and 6 IDF Family Conference Days throughout the country. These meetings provide an outstanding opportunity to hear firsthand accounts of patient needs and issues. FOSRx plans to send representatives to each of these meetings and will be available to help patients with questions and discuss services.
About FOSRx:
Founded in 2014, Factor One Source Pharmacy is a dual-accredited Specialty Pharmacy with an unwavering commitment to excellence in providing treatments and products for their patients with outstanding customer service. Headquartered in Cumberland, Maryland, they are a fast-growing company that is focused on enhancing patient safety and medication adherence. Dr. Sajal Roy, President & CEO, is the only quadruple board certified pharmacist in the United States, and sits as a commissioner for the Maryland Board of Pharmacy and serves as Chairman of the Emergency Preparedness Task Force. To learn more, visit www.fosrx.com.
Medication Safety May 1, 2019
Alcohol Awareness April 1, 2019
Monthly Education Topic: PAIN September 11, 2018
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San Francisco’s Palace Hotel Named Best Historic Hotel in America
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – The Palace Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, has been awarded the Best Historic Hotel in America Award of Excellence in the 400+ room category by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Historic Hotels of America.
The 2016 Award of Excellence was presented to the Palace at a ceremony in Honolulu, Hawaii. A program of the non-profit National Trust for Historic Preservation, Historic Hotels of America only accepts hotels that have been designated by the U.S. Secretary of the Interior as a National Historic Landmark or that are listed in or eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. Additionally, the hotels must be recognized as having historic significance and be at least 50 years old.
Originally established in 1875 and reopened in 1909, the Palace is San Francisco’s first-ever luxury hotel. The hotel features original architectural elements from 1909 such as the Garden Court, the Maxfield Parrish Pied Piper of Hamelin painting, the Gold Service China and a collection of vintage crystal chandeliers. The hotel offers groups 44,000 sq. ft. of function space with 23 meeting rooms and four executive boardrooms.
New, Vibrant South Lake Tahoe Property
A Grand Choice for Meetings in the Midwest
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University Students Experiencing “Alarming” Incidence of Campus Sexual Assault
Alexandra Alvaro
University students are facing “alarming” levels of sexual assault in university settings, an independent investigation into campus sexual harassment and assault has revealed.
The Change the Course report, produced by the Australian Human Rights Commission, revealed 1.6 per cent of students were sexually assaulted at University in 2015 and 2016. Over 21 per cent of students were sexually harassed in 2016.
Those with a disability, those within the LGBTI community, Indigenous students and women were more likely to experience harassment or assault.
The report is the compilation of 1,849 submissions to the Human Rights Commission, and survey results from 30,000 students across Australian Universities.
Sex Discrimination Commissioner, Kate Jenkins, spoke to the alarming amount of cases of assault and harassment that occur in residential colleges and O-Week camps, in a press conference this morning. Alcohol was also cited as a key factor in many cases. She said perpetrators were in many cases fellow students, and people that victims considered “close friends”.
The report showed that students are also unaware as to how to report cases, with the “vast majority” of students who were sexually assaulted or harassed not knowing how to make a report.
Only six per cent of respondents thought their university is doing enough to provide clear and accessible information on sexual harassment procedures, policies and support services.
President of the National Union of Students, Sophie Johnstone said that universities have failed to provide victims with the support they deserve in this “cultural battle being faced everywhere”.
“One of the biggest barriers in combatting this culture is the ability to start the conversation,” she said. “We were terrified of a conversation that could not be controlled or curated.”
She called for greater education surrounding the issue.
After lobbying by student unions, victims and survivors, earlier this year, all 39 Australian Universities agreed to release University specific results. These results have been resting with individual Universities for a week and will be released to the public at 11am.
If you or someone you know requires counselling or support, a national support line is open on 1800 572 224.
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You are here: Home / *Articles of the Bound* / Panetta’s War on Reagan’s Defense Policies – A Time for Choosing
Panetta’s War on Reagan’s Defense Policies – A Time for Choosing
June 20, 2011, 12:20 pm by Cliff Kincaid Leave a Comment
Call your Senator at 202-224-3121.
Senate conservatives proudly call themselves “Reagan Republicans” because of Reagan’s “Peace Through Strength” military policies. But in Leon Panetta, whose nomination comes up for a full Senate vote for Secretary of Defense on Tuesday, they are being asked to endorse a man whose Congressional career was dedicated to fighting Reagan’s defense build-up and anti-communist policies. That is why the unanimous vote in favor of Panetta in the Senate Armed Services Committee is so mystifying.
Based on the facts about Panetta’s record and curious connections to a major figure in the Communist Party, which are only lately starting to get the attention of the conservative media, a vote for Panetta can only be viewed as trashing the Reagan legacy.
At a time when Reagan had said, “In virtually every measure of military power the Soviet Union enjoys a decided advantage,” Panetta sought to undermine Reagan’s pro-defense policies at every turn:
Panetta in 1983 endorsed the nuclear weapons freeze, a concept backed by the Soviet Union which would have frozen in place a Soviet nuclear advantage in Europe.
Panetta supported a ban on the testing and deployment of new nuclear ballistic missiles.
Panetta opposed CIA covert operations to undermine the Communist Sandinista regime, calling Reagan’s support for the Nicaraguan freedom fighters a “dirty war.”
Panetta opposed the neutron bomb, an enhanced radiation weapon designed to counter a Soviet tank build-up in Europe.
Panetta opposed the B-1 bomber, which was funded under Reagan and is today a key part of the fleet.
While most members of Congress were saluting Reagan and our troops for liberating Grenada, Panetta criticized the Reagan action and warned against the dispatch of a U.S. naval task force to the vicinity of Cuba. “This is not a time to seek out new targets to flex our military muscle,” Panetta said.
Panetta opposed the MX “Peacekeeper” missile, arguing it would jeopardize arms negotiations with the Soviets. Reagan had warned that defunding the system would “weaken our ability to deter war”
When the Senate approved Panetta’s nomination as CIA director, Senators were denied important information about his relationship with Communist Party figure Hugh DeLacy and DeLacy’s ties to Soviet and Chinese intelligence operatives. It is not clear if Senate investigators or the FBI, or both, failed to investigate Panetta’s background. However, Diana West writes about this sensitive topic in the Washington Examiner. Regarding the lack of attention to this critical matter, she writes, “Our legislative branch is falling asleep on the job over stories that should be giving them — and us — night sweats.”
DeLacy, one of only two Congressmen exposed as a member of the Moscow-funded Communist Party, was under suspicion when he was in the Congress (January 3, 1945 – January 3, 1947), having been elected as a Democrat who gave outspoken pro-communist speeches on the House floor. At the time, in response to his remarks in favor of the Chinese Communists, Republican Rep. Clare Boothe Luce had called him “Communist-fed,” one of the “Moscow-tuned voices,” a darling of the Communist Party publication the Daily Worker, and source of “Communist propaganda.” DeLacy, she said, had “a definite Communist bias,” after citing several cases of him belonging to Communist Party fronts. For his part, DeLacy would sing the praises in the Congressional Record of Harry Bridges, the “west coast labor leader” who was in fact a member of the Communist Party. He also attacked the House Committee on Un-American Activities, which exposed communists.
To cite just one example of DeLacy’s pro-Communist propaganda, he declared, “The Chinese Communists stand for a simple program which has long ago been achieved in Western nations, a program of simple land and tax reforms and of free elections.”
Years later, in 1974, DeLacy would cite his pro-Communist speeches on the floor of Congress in a successful bid to have Communist China pay for him to visit the country. There, DeLacy would meet with identified communist spy Solomon Adler, a former U.S. Treasury Department official later identified in Chen Hansheng’s memoirs as working for Chinese intelligence. He also met with another identified communist spy, Frank Coe, and accused spy John Stewart Service.
Eventually, DeLacy would move from Washington State, where he was elected to Congress, to California, settling in Rep. Panetta’s district. The DeLacy papers at the University of Washington feature a series of friendly exchanges between them, including requests for sensitive documents and Panetta’s eager desire to provide the information. Panetta paid tribute to DeLacy at a private party and in the Congressional Record, even hailing DeLacy for standing up to anti-communist “McCarthyism.” This was apparently a reference to DeLacy’s desire to keep his communist affiliations secret.
If all of this were not bad enough, Obama now wants Panetta to move from his super-sensitive CIA job to take over the Department of Defense. In the same way they overlooked the DeLacy connection, Senators are failing to take a look at what then-Rep. Panetta did to undermine the Reagan defense buildup.
There is also the matter of Panetta dramatically changing his position on the War Powers Act. He recently told Senator John McCain that “I believe very strongly that the president has the constitutional power as Commander In Chief to take steps that he believes are necessary to protect this country and protect our national interests. And obviously, I think it’s important for presidents to consult, to have the advice of Congress. But in the end, I believe he has the constitutional power to do what he has to do to protect this country.”
This was in response to McCain’s question: “Does it worry you if the Congress begins to tell the commander in chief as to exactly what the president can or cannot do in any conflict?”
But in 1983, then-Rep. Panetta declared (Congressional Record, September 28, 1983, page 26163) that the War Powers Act was “the law of the land” and that the Reagan Administration was in “brazen disregard” of the law by using military force and troops in the Middle East. Panetta said the law “was designed to provide enough flexibility for a President to respond to attacks, yet limit his ability to use troops abroad in hostilities or in potential hostilities without congressional authorization or a declaration of war.”
“It is incumbent upon this body to protect the integrity of our legislative process by asserting its legal and constitutional role in deciding the extent of our commitment in Lebanon,” Panetta went on. “Congress must not abdicate its authority to participate in foreign policy decisions.”
Panetta’s flip-flop on the War Powers Act suggests he is more than willing to carry out Obama’s policies, including what are likely to be major defense cuts.
It is tragic that the Senate has not been made aware of Panetta’s record. The record even shows that Panetta was so far to the left that he praised a pro-Soviet “peace activist,” Lucy Haessler, and asked President Jimmy Carter for clemency for Leonard Peltier, the radical American Indian activist serving life in prison for killing two FBI agents.
There is still time, however, for the Senate to do the right thing and get the facts before taking a reckless vote. A vote on his nomination as Secretary of Defense is scheduled for Tuesday. Any member of the Senate can place a hold on the nomination until the questions about his relationship with DeLacy and his opposition to Reagan’s “Peace Through Strength” policies are answered. It is a “Time for Choosing,” as Reagan once famously said.
Cliff Kincaid is Accuracy in Media’s Director of the AIM Center for Investigative Journalism and may be contacted at cliff.kincaid@aim.org. Mr. Kincaid also administrates the site, America’s Survival, where he further documents the war brought on our nation by the powerful and subversive Marxist/globalist axis.
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Clegg & Guttmann --
Variants of Aesthetic Collectivism
(i) In the aesthetic domain, individualism and collectivism stand for competing theories of artistic reception. The former view emphasizes the primacy of the experience of the single viewers, confronted with a work of art, whereas the latter, the manner in which they are constituted by it as parts of an aesthetic collective. For the aesthetic collectivist, you always experience art together with others; for the individualist, the art viewer is essentially alone.
Individualism is, of course, the more common sense view; all experience resides, after all, in the heads of single human beings. Collectivism points to the fact that an important aspect of the issue is ignored - that the sense of togetherness generated by common aesthetic experience is not an incidental phenomenon but part and parcel of the aims of all art, whether one experiences it in a concert hall, a cinema or a museum. Genuine art, as Kant reminded us, is not concerned with mere subjective gratification; art must always appeal to the viewer’s sensus communis and the development of sensus communis requires the experience of art.
(ii) The present exhibition of Clegg & Guttmann is conceived of as an essay on various concrete forms of aesthetic collectivism found in their recent works of art.
i. In „What can be expressed and what is always left out from the description“ the issue of aesthetic collectivism appears in a most transparent way. When the individual viewers contribute intellectual labor, drawing the different parts of the tree as it appears to them at various points of time, they are thereby engaged in a communal aesthetic project.
ii. „Constraint drawing“ is also clearly centered on the topic of multi participant action albeit in a somewhat different way. One could even say that the artwork is, essentially, a devise for collective creativity. Because the movements of the „model“ and the three „draftsmen“ who are included in the piece are mutually constrained and the drawings that result represent the sum total of the actions of a genuine aesthetic collective.
iii. „Our production/ the production of others“ is relevant to the present concerns because it is the terminal point of a sequence of events involving the photographers (Clegg & Guttmann) and their subjects (Melos Quartet). Clegg & Guttmann were asked to photograph the musicians. The photograph was used for a record cover of the late Beethoven string quartets. Finally Clegg & Guttmann „re-appropriated” the record cover image, re-photographing it and presenting it as their own work.
iv. “Cardinal Red” was made as a collaboration of Clegg & Guttmann and Franz Erhardt Walther – a work of art authored by, both, the photographers and their subjects. In so far as we see Franz Erhardt Walther demonstrating how to use the different parts of one of his works for a performance of sorts, the photograph is inherently concerned with his ideas. On the other hand, the work is also a portrait that employs various art historical conventions; in that regard, it is thoroughly consistent with the concerns of Clegg & Guttmann’s works.
v. „Rus in Urbis“ is an installation, which explicitly requires a collective aesthetic reception; the viewers are requested to syncopate with their dance movements to the beat generated by a mechanical bull.
vi. Finally, „The open Tool-Shelter of Toronto“ shows how the work of art can expands its influence beyond aesthetic concerns. Being a mechanism for recycling and sharing various work tools, the work aims to generate in its social surrounding an enhanced sense of a community.
To sum up, none of the works included in the show realizes an idea, which appeared, first, in the mind of a single creator. Most required a collaboration of a number of distinct individuals. All are open works, which must be completed by the viewers. Each in its own manner articulates a way in which the work of art casts the single viewer as a part of an aesthetically-generated collective which it helps create and sustain.
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Book Review: Caring in Crisis? Humanitarianism, the Public and NGOs
By Martin Scott (@martinscott2010). According to United Nations, the world is currently experiencing the largest humanitarian crisis since the end of the Second World War, with more than 20 million people facing starvation and famine. Given this, how do non-affected publics respond to images and information about such suffering and what shapes these responses?
Whilst this question has been gaining increasing attention within media studies in recent years, empirical research in this area has often been piecemeal: focussing on only one dimension of public understanding at a time. Indeed, what makes this question particularly difficult to answer is that it requires attending, simultaneously, to the complex interactions between multiple psychosocial factors. According to Irene Bruna Seu and Shani Orgad, these include audience’s immediate and routine responses to humanitarian information, the broader moral scripts informing their attitudes and actions, and the biographical and emotional factors that may facilitate or discourage action.
In Caring in Crisis? Humanitarianism, the Public and NGOs, Bruna Seu and Orgad present the findings of a 3-year study, funded by the Leverhulme Trust, designed to analyse public responses to humanitarian information in a way that takes account of these multiple factors simultaneously. Their research involved 20 focus groups with nearly 200 members of the UK public, a further 39 individual in-depth interviews with 16 of these participants, as well as interviews with 17 practitioners from 9 UK-based humanitarian and international development NGOs.
The greatest achievement of this book is the formulation and articulation of what is described in Chapter 2 as a ‘3M’ model of psychosocial connectedness. Based on a thematic analysis of their audience data, Bruna Seu argues that a sustained public connectedness with humanitarian issues depends on three conditions. Firstly, whilst emotions are vital to such connectedness, they have to be appropriate and not overwhelming. Secondly, such manageable emotions have to be linked to an adequate understanding of both the context of the suffering and the individual’s ability to act upon it. Finally, any opportunities for action should stem from principles of care that the public are familiar with. In short, the 3M model suggests that people respond positively to humanitarian knowledge when it is, ‘emotionally manageable, cognitively meaningful, and is morally significant to them’ (Seu 2017:23).
The value of this ‘3M’ model is that it not only takes account of the complex, contingent and conflicted nature of public responses to humanitarian information, but it offers its explanations in a way that it likely to be both meaningful and actionable for practitioners. In other words, it follows its own advice in presenting information in a way that is both cognitively meaningful and morally significant.
The other major original contribution made in this book stems from an analysis of the intentions and frameworks guiding the communication practices of NGOs. In Chapter 6, Orgad draws on her interviews with NGO practitioners to identify some of the most common strategies of communication adopted by NGOs, such as fostering a sense of intimacy, or closeness, with beneficiaries and a tendency to create comfortable, non-threatening relations with the public. Orgad also highlights some of the consequences of these strategies. The former, for example, risks excluding other important ways of relating to distant others, while the later risks the erasure of emotions such as rage and indignation, which can also sustain humanitarian action.
The Conclusion sets out a series of differences between the ways in which NGOs and the public think and feel about humanitarian communication. Perhaps the most surprising contradiction is that, whilst there is a tendency amongst some NGOs to try to make the public ‘feel good’ when representing humanitarian issues, the public generally expect to be upset in such circumstances. In fact, Bruna Seu and Orgad argue that the public may respond with cynicism if they sense they are being manipulated to feel otherwise. It is also argued that the public perceive NGOs predominantly as money-collectors and gatekeepers, seeking to monopolise their connection to distant suffering. This creates further distrust amongst the public, towards NGOs. Ultimately, Bruna Seu and Orgad conclude that whilst the humanitarian principle of helping distant others in need is not in crisis, the relationship of NGOs with the public might be – and furthermore, that NGOs do not yet fully recognise this.
This extremely clearly written and well-organised book makes an important and well-evidenced contribution to our understanding of humanitarian communication. It is also a rare example of a research-based book that will appeal both to academics and students – and to practitioners. This broad appeal is reinforced by the inclusion of a number of chapters, written by practitioners and other academics, reflecting on the implications of Bruna Seu and Orgad’s research.
But while these chapters do offer very readable and often provocative commentaries, their inclusion does involve a compromise. There is, unfortunately, little space left to dwell in detail on the rich empirical data generated by the research. There is little discussion of the various ways in which public connectedness with humanitarian issues manifests itself, for example. There is also no consideration of the way in which public responses to NGO communications interact with their consumption of news coverage of humanitarian issues. Nevertheless, the decision to adopt this particular format was probably the right one as this book will likely become required reading in both NGO offices and universities alike.
Caring in Crisis? Humanitarianism, the Public and NGOs (2017) is written by Irene Bruna Seu and Shani Orgad.
Basingstoke, England: Palgrave Macmillan, 2017. 165 pp. ISBN 3319502581
Slack, virtual newsrooms and journalistic practice (Article) The BBC World Service’s coverage of humanitarian crises
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Herzogtümer Schleswig und Holstein (German)
Hertugdømmerne Slesvik og Holsten (Riksmål)
The Duchies of Sleswick and Holstein (English)
Conventional short name:
Local: Schleswig-Holstein
Sleswik-Holsteen
Slesvik-Holsten
English: Sleswick-Holstein
Official: Low Saxon, Riksmål
Others: North Frisian, Foetish
Capital: Kiel (administrative capital);
Schleswig (ducal capital)
Other: Flensborg, Altona, Glückstadt
Duke: Margrethe II
Chief of government:
Area: ca. 7,000 sq.m.
Population: ca. 2.7 million
Organizations: Commonwealth of the Scandinavian Realm, Holy Roman Empire, Deutscher Bund, Baltic League
Schleswig-Holstein , is a member state of the Commonwealth of the Scandinavian Realm, composed of the duchies of Schleswig and Holstein, of which the latter is also a part of the Holy Roman Empire. It is bounded in the west by the North Sea, the north by the kingdom of Denmark (Jutland), the east by the Baltic Sea and Mecklenburg, and the south by the lower course of the Elbe (separating it from Hannover). It thus consists of the southern half of the Cimbric peninsula, and forms the connecting link between the Holy Roman Empire and Scandinavia. In addition to the mainland, which decreases in breadth from south to north, the state includes several islands, the most important being Alsen and Fehmarn in the Baltic, and the North Frisian chain in the North Sea. The total area of the state is about 7000 square miles, which is divided almost equally between Holstein to the south of the Eider and Schleswig to the north of it. From north to south the province is about 140 miles long, while its breadth varies from 90 miles in Holstein to 35 miles at the narrower parts of Schleswig.
3.1 Borders
3.2 Map
Schleswig-Holstein has two capitals; the town of Schleswig is the royal/ducal capital, while the city of Kiel is the administrative capital. Gottorp Palace in Schleswig is where the Duchess resides during the summer. While Schleswig-Holstein itself is not a member of the Baltic League, the city of Lübeck is. Altona, owing to its proximity to Hamburg, is also an important city and is where Schleswig-Holstein's national bank is located. Flensburg is the largest city in the Duchy of Schleswig. Glückstadt, at the mouth of the Elbe, is a serious competitor to Hamburg.
Schleswig-Holstein is one of three SR states where the nobility still has a lot of influence in local politics. (The other two SR states are Gadangmeland, and Monland. The rest of the SR states have had their nobility "phased out"). The country is divided into estates administrated by the nobility, and they are guaranteed a certain number of seats in the Schleswig-Holstein Diet. The remaining seats are occupied by popularly elected commoners. The Duchess is represented by her appointed Riksombudsman, who makes sure that the estates are managed properly and that the commoners are treated properly. Though there is freedom of religion, the state religion is Evangelic Lutheran. The Duchess is the head of the Evangelic Lutheran Church of the SR.
The History of Schleswig-Holstein is incredibly complicated. When it first appears in history Schleswig was inhabited by Cimbri, Angles, Jutes, Frisians, and Danes. To the south of Schleswig what is now Holstein was inhabited mainly by Saxons, pressed upon from the east by the Wagrians, Wends, and other slavonic tribes. These Saxons were the last of their nation to submit to Charlemagne (804), who put their country under Frankish counts, the limits of the Empire being pushed in 810 as far as the Schlei in Schleswig.
As Charlemagne extended his realm in the late 8th century, he met a united Danish army which successfully defended Dannevirke, a fortified defensive barrier across the south of the territory. A border was established at the River Eider in 811.
The Wagrians, conquered and Christianized by the Empire, rose in revolt in 983, after the death of Emperor Otto II, and for a while reverted to paganism and independence.
Knud Lavard (d. 1131) was styled Duke of Jutland, and during the rule of his dynasty Southern Jutland (Schleswig) functioned as the Duchy which provided for the expences of Royal Princes, which led to longlasting feuds between the Dukes of Schleswig and the Kings of Denmark. Knud Lavard had inherited also parts of Holstein, and thereby came in conflict with Count Adolf I in the German part of Holstein, as they both were very keen on expanding their influence and pacifying the Wagrian tribes.
Count Adolf II (1128-1164) succeeded and established the County of Holstein (1143) with about the borders it has had since then. He also succeeded in reconquering the Slavonic Wagrians and founded the City and See of Lübeck to hold the Wagrians and other Slavs in check.
Meanwhile, Denmark was expanding her influence throughout the Baltic. All the Wendic lands east of Holstein (Rygen, Preimarn, and Mecklenburg) came under control of Denmark, and in 1203, Count Adolf III (d. 1225) was compelled to acknowledge King Valdemar II of Denmark as feudal lord. This cession was confirmed by Emperor Friederich II in 1214 and the pope in 1217. Valdemar II then appointed Albert of Orlamünde his lieutenant in Holstein. Valdemar II, however, experienced the ill fortune in being taken prisoner in 1223 by Count Henrik of Schwerin. During his captivity Mecklenburg and Preimarn broke away from Danish rule, and Albert of Orlamünde, functioning as regent, was beaten at Mölln by Count Adolf IV of Schauenburg, to whom Valdemar restored his countship of Holstein as the price of his own release in 1225. A papal dispensation from oaths taken, under duress excused a new war; but Valdemar II himself was beaten at Bornhövede on the 22nd of July 1227, and Holstein was thus secured to the house of Schauenburg.
After the death of Adolf IV in 1261, Holstein was split up into several countships by his sons and grandsons: the lines of Kiel, Plön, Schauenburg-Pinneberg and Rendsburg.
In 1232 King Valdemar II, erected Schleswig into a duchy for his second son, Abel. As fate would have it, Abel eventually became King of Denmark in 1250. However, Abel was killed in battle only two years later. His son, Valdemar, was studying in Paris in the meantime. He had tried unsuccesfully to return to Denmark upon hearing of his father's coronation, but was imprisoned by the Archbishop of Cologne and first release in 1253. Abel's younger brother, Duke Christopher, who had good relations with Abel, had then in the meantime been crowned King of Denmark. Thus was seeded the feud that was to last several generations between the two lines of royalty.
On the death of Abel's descendant, Duke Eric II in 1326, King Christopher II of Denmark attempted to seize the duchy, the heir of which, Duke Valdemar, was a minor; but Duke Valdemar's guardian and uncle, Count Gerhard III of Holstein-Rendsburg (1304 1340), drove back the Danes and, Christopher II having been expelled, succeeded in procuring the election of Valdemar to the Danish throne as King Valdemar III. His reward was the duchy of Schleswig and the famous charter, known as the Constitutio Valdemariana, which laid down the principle that the Duchy of Schleswig was never to be incorporated in the Kingdom of Denmark or ruled by the same sovereign. Thus Schleswig and Holstein were for the first time united. The union was, however, still fragile. In 1330 King Christopher II was restored to his throne and Valdemar to his duchy, Count Gerhard III having to be content with the reversion in the case of the duke dying without issue. Count Gerhard III, however, was assassinated in 1340 by a Dane.
The wars between the Kings of Denmark and the Dukes of Schleswig were expensive, and Denmark had to finance them through extensive loans. The Dukes were usually allied with the Counts of Holstein, who happened to be the main creditors of the Danish Crown, too. By the time King Christopher II died in 1332, all of Denmark was pawned to the counts of Holstein. Denmark then had no king until King Valdemar VI Atterdag became king in 1340 and started to purchase back the kingdom part by part.
In 1375 the male lines both in the Kingdom of Denmark and the Duchy of Schleswig became extinct by the deaths of King Valdemar IV and Duke Heinrich. The counts of Holstein then tried to seize on their inheritance. Union of choice fell on Gerhard VI, grandson of Gerhard III of Rendsburg, who after the extinction of the line of Kiel and Plön (1390) obtained in 1403 the whole of the countship of Holstein, except the small Schauenburg territories. With this begins the history of the union of Schleswig and Holstein.
Queen Margrethe I of Denmark managed, however, in 1386 to reach an agreement with the creditors, who acknowledged the Danish Queen as feudal lord. The Duchy of Schleswig was thereby again a part of the Danish realm - nominally - but it took another 54 years of feuds until the Duchy in practice contributed with troops or taxes.
Gerhard VI died in 1404, and soon afterwards war broke out between his sons and Eric of Pomerania, Queen Margrethe I's successor on the throne of Denmark, who claimed Schleswig as an integral part of the Danish monarchy, a claim formally recognized by the Emperor Sigismund in 1424. It was not till 1440 that the struggle ended when King Christopher III invested Count Adolf VIII, Gerhard VI's son, with the hereditary Duchy of Schleswig. Upon the death of Christopher III eight years later, Adolf VIII's influence secured the election of his nephew Count Christian of Oldenburg to the vacant throne. In 1450 he became king of Norway and in 1457 king of Sweden. This last royal crown Christian I lost again in 1471.
On the death of Adolf in 1459 without issue, King Christian I, though he had been forced to swear to the Constilutio Valdemariana, I succeeded in asserting his claim to Schleswig in right of his mother, Adolf's sister. Instead of incorporating Schleswig with the Danish kingdom, however, he preferred to take advantage of the feeling of the estates in Schleswig and Holstein in favor of union to secure both countries. On Schleswig the Schauenburg counts had no claim; their election in Holstein would have separated the countries; and it was easy therefore for Christian to secure his election both as duke of Schleswig and count of Holstein in 1460. The price he paid was a charter of privileges, issued first at Ribe and afterwards at Kiel, in which he promised to preserve the countries for ever as one and indivisible, dissoluble and conceded to the estates the right to refuse to elect union.
By these privileges the union between Schleswig and Holstein, established under the Schauenburg line, was officially recognized. For external affairs the two countries were to be regarded as one, the bishop of Lübeck and five good men elected by the estates of each country forming an advisory and executive council under the Duke-Count. For internal affairs the duchy and county were to retain their separate estates and peculiar customs and laws. Above all, Holstein remained a German, Schleswig a Danish fief. The claims of the Schauenburg counts were surrendered for a money payment; it was not till 1640, however, that the extinction of their line brought Schauenburg itself to the Danish crown.
In 1472 the emperor Friederich III confirmed Christian I's overlordship over Dithmarschen and erected Dithmarschen, Stormarn, and Holstein into the Duchy of Holstein.
On the death of King Frederik I (1523-1533), under whom the Reformation had been introduced into the duchies, occurred the first of several partitions of the inheritance of the house of Oldenburg; the elder son, Christian III, succeeding as king of Denmark, the younger Adolphus (Adolf) I, founding the line of the Dukes of Gottorp. In 1581 a further partition was made, by a compact signed at Flensburg, between King Frederick II and his uncle Duke Adolphus I, under which the rights of overlordship in the various towns and territories of Schleswig were divided between them; the estates, however, remained undivided, and the King and Duke ruled the country alternately. To make confusion worse confounded, Frederick II in 1582 ceded certain lands in Haderslev to his brother John, who founded the line of Schleswig-Sönderburg, and John's grandsons again partitioned this appanage, Ernest Günther (1609-1689), founding the line of Schleswig-Sönderburg-Augustenburg, and Augustus Philip (1612-1675) that of Schleswig-Beck-Glücksburg (known since 1825 as Holstein-Sönderburg-Glücksburg).
During the Great Nordic War (1700-1720), the Duke of Gottorp sided with Sweden. King Frederick IV of Denmark then expelled the Duke by force of arms from Schleswig. Holstein was restored the Duke of Gottorp by the peace of Frederiksborg in 1720, and in the following year King Frederick IV was recognized as sovereign of Schleswig by the estates and by the princes of the Augustenburg and Glücksburg lines. The prior royal and ducal regions of the Duchies were once again united. The prior Duke remained Duke of Holstein under the German Emperor. The situation was ultimately simplified when the Dukes of Gottorp acceeded to the Swedish (1751) and Russian (1773) thrones and renounced all rights to Schleswig and Holstein. The two Duchies thus once more united under the Danish king.
In 1853, the Empirial government wished to have naval ports in the North Sea and Baltic Sea. King Frederik VII of the Scandinavian Realm (for Scandinavia was by then united) offered to build them both for the Emperor. The one in the north sea port was built in the Jade Busen of Oldenburg, and the Baltic seaport was established in Kiel.
In 1863, King Frederik VII, the last of the senior male line of the Oldenburg dynasty, died without a biological hier. The junior Oldenburg line, the Glücksburg House, inherited the throne in accordance with an agreement signed in 1853.
During the GWII, in 1947, Germany violated Scandinavia's neutrality. In the ensuing battles to subdue Scandinavia, Germany lost her entire Baltic fleet to Schleswig-Holstein and Scandinavia.
A range of low wooded hills skirts Schleswig-Holstein's eastern coast. This hilly district contains the most productive land in the state. The central part of the province consists of heath and moors where its thin sandy soil is of little use for cultivation. Along the west coast extends the Marshland, a belt of rich alluvial soil formed by the deposits of the North Sea, and varying in breadth from 5 to 15 m. It is seldom more than a few feet above the sealevel, while at places it is below it, and it has consequently to be defended by an extensive, system of dikes or embankments resembling those of Batavia.
The Baltic coast has generally steep well-defined banks, being pierced by numerous long and narrow fjords which often afford excellent harbours. The islands of Alsen and Fehmarn are separated from the coast by narrow channels. The North Sea coast is low and flat, and its smooth outline is interrupted only by the estuary of the Eider and the peninsula of Eiderstedt. Dunes or sand-hills, though rare on the protected mainland, occur on the North Frisian Islands, while the small flat islands called Halligen are being washed away where not defended by dykes.
The island of Helgoland juts 160 feet out of the North Sea 44 miles offshore. The island has remained part of Schleswig since the XVIIJth century, before the formation of the SR. (17199)
North: Denmark
West: North Sea
South: Hannover, Hamburg, Lybæk, and Mecklenburg
East: Baltic Sea
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With recent results of the Frisian Islands Project, the Marsdieperwaard, and other projects in the Batavian Kingdom, Messrs Kleermaker and Hickstra have been recruited by the government to construct stronger off-shore dikes, a restoration of Strand, a new polder to restore Freyenstein, and otherwise fortify the region from the ravages of the North Sea. Plans are also afoot to reconnect Helgoland and Helgoland-Düne.
Of the total area of the state 57% is occupied by tilled land, 22% by meadows and pastures, and barely 7 % by forests. The ordinary cereals are all cultivated with success and there is generally a considerable surplus for export. Rape is grown in the marsh lands and flax on the east coast, while large quantities of apples and other fruit are raised near Altona for the Hamburg and English markets. The marsh lands afford admirable pasture for the famous Holsteiner cattle, and the proportion of cattle to population is among the highest in the Scandinavian Realm and the Holy Roman Empire. Great numbers of cattle are exported. The Holstein horses are also in request, but sheep-farming is comparatively neglected. Bee-keeping is a productive industry. The hills skirting the bays of the Baltic coast are generally pleasantly wooded. The fishing in the Baltic is productive. The oysters from the beds on the west coast of Schleswig are widely known. The mineral resources are almost confined to a few layers of rocksalt near Segeberg. The more important industrial establishments are mainly confined to the large towns, such as Altona, Kiel and Flensburg. The shipbuilding of Kiel and other seaports, however, is important; and lace is made by the peasants of north Schleswig. The commerce and shipping of Schleswig-Holstein, stimulated by its position between two seas, as well as by its excellent harbours and waterways, are much more prominent than its manufactures. Kiel is one of the chief seaports of the Scandinavia and the Holy Roman Empire, while overseas trade is also carried on by Altona and Flensburg. The main exports are grain, cattle, horses, fish and oysters.
The population of Schleswig-Holstein is about 2.7 million, about 95% percent of which are Evangelic Lutherans. The great bulk of the Holsteiners and a small proportion of the Schleswigers are of genuine German stock, and speak Low Saxon. Most of the inhabitants of Schleswig are Danish-speaking. The boundary between the Danish and German languages is approximately a line running along the Schlei west to Husum. There is a Frisian and Føtisk speaking minority in the west coast of Schleswig. The peninsula of Angeln, between the Gulf of Flensburg and the Schlei, is supposed to have been the original seat of the English. The peasants of Dithmarschen in the south-west also retain many of their ancient peculiarities. The chief educational institution in Schleswig-Holstein is the University of Kiel.
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Shorter sleep can lead to dehydration
Adults who sleep just six hours per night — as opposed to eight — may have a higher chance of being dehydrated, according to a study by Penn State.
These findings suggest that those who don’t feel well after a night of poor sleep may want to consider dehydration — not simply poor sleep — as a cause, and drink more water.
Results of the study are published in the journal SLEEP on Nov. 5.
Researchers looked at how sleep affected hydration status and risk of dehydration in U.S. and Chinese adults. In both populations, adults who reported sleeping six hours had significantly more concentrated urine and 16-59 percent higher odds of being inadequately hydrated compared to adults who slept eight hours on a regular basis at night.
The cause was linked to the way the body’s hormonal system regulates hydration.
A hormone called vasopressin is released to help regulate the body’s hydration status. It is released throughout the day, as well as during nighttime sleeping hours, which is what the researchers focused on for this study.
“Vasopressin is released both more quickly and later on in the sleep cycle,” said lead author Asher Rosinger, assistant professor of biobehavioral health at Penn State. “So, if you’re waking up earlier, you might miss that window in which more of the hormone is released, causing a disruption in the body’s hydration.”
Dehydration negatively affects many of the body’s systems and functions, including cognition, mood, physical performance and others. Long term or chronic dehydration can lead to more serious problems, such as higher risk of urinary tract infections and kidney stones.
“If you are only getting six hours of sleep a night, it can affect your hydration status,” Rosinger said. “This study suggests that if you’re not getting enough sleep, and you feel bad or tired the next day, drink extra water.”
Two samples of adults were analyzed through the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey and one sample of adults was analyzed through the Chinese Kailuan Study. More than 20,000 adults were included across the three samples. Participants were surveyed about their sleeping habits, and also provided urine samples which were analyzed by researchers for biomarkers of hydration.
All data is observational and from cross-sectional studies or a cross-sectional wave of a cohort study; therefore, the association results should not be viewed as causal. Future studies should use the same methodology across sites and examine this relationship longitudinally over the course of a week to understand baseline sleep and hydration status, Rosinger said.
Co-authors include Orfeu Buxton, professor of biobehavioral health; Anne-Marie Chang, assistant professor of biobehavioral health; and Xiang Gao, associate professor of nutritional sciences, all at Penn State.
The study was funded by the College of Health and Human Development at Penn State and the National Natural Science Foundation of China.
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Over the last four decades Dale White has touched the lives of thousands of local boys and girls who wanted to shoot the basketball, run track, try volleyball and play softball.
From Lee School to Trewyn and Roosevelt Jr. Highs, to Manual and a variety of middle schools, White has spent much of his life showing the youngsters of our town how to play the sport of their choice.
And he was one of the most important people in the formation and continued success of the Peoria Girls Sports League(PGSL), an organization that gives Peoria girls an opportunity to pursue softball and basketball competition.
Currently on the PGSL board of directors, he established and coached three Amateur Softball Association teams for three age groups.
He coached in-house PGSL softball teams and coached a summer All-Star team of 15-16 year olds that won a state tournament in 1996 and finished fourth in 1997. He also assisted with various levels of basketball for PGSL.
After several years in retirement he is still donating a ton of time, money and equipment to many sports programs in the area.
He is still the official scorekeeper for Bradley's women's basketball team and is heavily involved at Manual as an assistant softball coach along with being scorekeeper and statistics keeper.
Coach, scorekeeper, public address announcer, statistician, organizer - you name it and Dale White has done it, and is still doing much of it, to help the boys and girls of Peoria develop the enjoyment of sports.
CHUCK MCCORD
As one of the most notable softball personalities, Chuck McCord has fulfilled the leadership role of President of the National Amateur Softball Association of the United States for 1984-85, and in this capacity has traveled internationally for the past two years promoting the inclusion of softball and baseball in Olympic competition.
Chuck has excelled in softball as an athlete, official, manager and commissioner.
This is the second time in his career that he has been recognized with the Neve Harms Meritorious Service to Sports Award having received it previously in 1972. He was also inducted into the Greater Peoria Sports Hall of Fame in 1982, and is a member of the Illinois Hall of Fame.
Chuck has been connected with softball since 1947 when he was named manager of the Caterpillar Dieselettes. Through 1972 his teams won 886 games, lost 201, and competed in 18 national tournaments. He served as Illinois State Softball Commissioner from 1953 to 1985.
McCord has served as administration manager of the Pan-American games for softball and has recently been appointed by President Helmick of the Olympic Committee as a member of the Olympic Sports Festival Committee for four years.
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Major New Investments on the Great Lakes – Cleveland Cliffs HBI Plant
Major new investments are on the horizon at Great Lakes ports, including a new hot briquetted iron (HBI) plant which will be located in Toledo – the first of its kind in Northeast Ohio. The $700-million plant, led by Cleveland Cliffs, a major supplier of iron ore in North America, will be the sole producer of high-quality HBI for the electric arc furnace (EAF) steel market in the Great Lakes region.
Project Timeline and Potential
Scheduled to break ground in April of 2018 with the production of commercial tonnage beginning in mid-2020, the new plant will have the nominal capacity to produce 1.6 million tons of HBI per year.
“We’ll be in the 10-12 million ton per year category, which will make us one of the largest US ports on the Great Lakes system,” says Paul Toth, President & CEO of Toledo-Lucas Port Authority. “It means 100 more ships coming to Toledo and bringing iron ore to the region. This is very exciting for the future of this region.”
Economic Development – More Jobs
Lourenco Goncalves, Chairman, President & CEO of Cleveland Cliffs, says the landmark facility will create 130 permanent jobs and more than 1,200 construction jobs.. According to Goncalves, Cliffs considers the brownfield site at the Port of Toledo a premier location for development due to its relative proximity to several future customers, as well as its logistics advantages including affordable gas availability and access by multiple rail carriers.
“The plant will be perfectly placed to meet customer needs,” Goncalves said during the 2018 Great Lakes Waterways Conference which took place February 6 and 7 in downtown Cleveland. “This is the biggest investment for the region, currently. It is for the betterment of the Great Lakes.”
HBI is key to the future of mining and steelmaking in the US, according to Goncalves. The advantage of electric arc furnaces (EAF) is that they use scrap metal rather than iron ore. This means using a lot less energy than traditional blast furnaces and they can be quickly stopped and restarted.
According to Goncalves, HBI is the way of the future. Producing steel using HBI requires significantly less energy, generates lower greenhouse gas emissions than traditional integrated steel making, and does not produce hazardous or toxic by-products from the process.
“Cleveland Cliffs new HBI plant in Toledo is the most significant port development project of the last decade,” says Steve Fisher, Executive Director of the American Great Lakes Ports Association. “It’s proof that the Great Lakes steel industry is alive, strong and evolving.”
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Home Research > Members > 1790-1820 > HOLDSWORTH, Arthur Howe (1780-1860)
HOLDSWORTH, Arthur Howe (1780-1860), of Mount Galpin, Dartmouth and Widdicombe, Devon.
1802 - Dec. 1819
26 Jan. 1829 - 1832
b. 26 Nov. 1780, 1st s. of Arthur Holdsworth† of Widdicombe by Elizabeth, da. of Robert Holdsworth, merchant, of Dartmouth. educ. Eton 1796. m. (1) 8 Feb. 1803, Elizabeth Were (d. 1804), da. of Richard Hall Clarke of Bridwell, Devon, 1da; (2) 16 July 1807, Catherine Henrietta, da. of John Eastabrook of Okehampton, Devon, 3s. 1da. suc. fa. 1787.
2nd lt. Dartmouth vols. 1798; lt.-col. Coldridge vols. 1803, Dart and Erne yeomanry 1813.
Gov. Dartmouth Castle 1807-d.; mayor, Dartmouth 1821-2, 1824-5, recorder 1832.
Six years old when his father died, Holdsworth was entrusted to the care of his mother, grandfather and the Bastard brothers, the younger of whom, Edmund, managed the unassailable family interest at Dartmouth until he came of age in 1801. He returned himself at the ensuing general election, but evidently gave no clear early indication of his political allegiance: in the government list of September 1804 he was placed initially under ‘doubtful’ and subsequently transferred to ‘Pitt’, but appeared also under ‘doubtful Pitt’ and ‘doubtful Addington’, while in July 1805 he was classed as ‘doubtful Pitt’. He supported the ‘Talents’ as the government of the day, voted for the repeal of the Additional Force Act, 30 Apr. 1806, and was described by Sir Simon John Newport* to Lord Grenville, 11 Dec., in support of his application for a commercial appointment for a relative, as being ‘sincerely’ attached to the premier.1
On the fall of the ‘Talents’, Holdsworth transferred his nominal support to their successors and in August 1807 applied through the Duke of Portland for the vacant governorship of Dartmouth Castle, which had been held by his grandfather and father from 1753 to 1787, and since then by another Arthur Holdsworth, probably a maternal relative. Portland impressed on the commander-in-chief that ‘the success of his application was of considerable importance to the public service’, and he was appointed over the heads of ‘numerous military claimants of long service’.2 While he is not known to have voted against government in the 1807 Parliament, he evidently showed no disposition to express his gratitude by supporting them in major clashes with opposition. The Whigs marked him ‘doubtful’ in March 1810, and his only known votes were against the reduction of sinecures, 17 May, parliamentary reform, 21 May 1810, and the abolition of the sinecure paymastership, 24 Feb. 1812.
He was listed among the supporters of government after the 1812 election, but voted with them in only one of the divisions of the ensuing Parliament for which full lists have been found, for the renewed suspension of habeas corpus, 23 June 1817. At the same time, only four wayward votes are known: for reduction of the army estimates, 11 Mar., to end the property tax, 18 Mar. 1816, to halve the Duke of Clarence’s allowance, 15 Apr., and against the salt duties, 29 Apr. 1818. Clearly an indifferent attender and not known to have spoken in the House before 1820, he was a defaulter ordered to attend on 25 Feb. 1819.3 He voted against Catholic relief, 11 and 24 May 1813, 9 May 1817, and against Christian missionary activity in India, 22 June 1813. In two published Letters on the present situation of the country in March 1816 he defended legislative protection of domestic agriculture and argued that a regulated ‘system’ of high prices was vital to national prosperity. Although he does not seem to have been actively involved in the concerns of the Dartmouth General Bank, his kinsman Henry Joseph Holdsworth was a founding partner, and in April 1818 he attacked the pending country bank-notes bill in a Letter on the importance of country banks. His two recorded votes in the 1818 Parliament were both with government, against Tierney’s censure motion, 18 May, and for the foreign enlistment bill, 10 June 1819. In December he vacated his seat and returned Lord Liverpool’s cousin. A local observer commented enigmatically:
He tells me his business requires his attendance home, and I answered he ought to be the best judge of that; yet I feel confident, let what will be his real object, he will be sorry for it ere six months have passed. A man used to Parliament so many years will presently fancy himself lowered in the scale of society ... Were I to judge him by myself, when I was of similar age, I should say he has got some bit of nice goods in his neighbourhood which will not bear transplanting to London.4
Holdsworth remained in control of Dartmouth until the passage of the 1832 Reform Act, but evidently felt no urge to re-enter the House before 1829. An amateur inventor, his registered patents ranged from gasometers (1817) to marine boilers (1849).5 He died 13 May 1860.
Author: David R. Fisher
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3. CJ, lxxiv. 163.
4. Devon RO, Bastard mss, Hawkins to Bastard, 1 Jan. 1820.
5. Devon and Cornw. N. and Q., x. 235.
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Article CommentaryAnalysis and Commentary Special Section
A Resident Perspective on the Goldwater Rule
James A. Armontrout and Sagar Vijapura
Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law Online June 2017, 45 (2) 249-252;
James A. Armontrout
Dr. Armontrout is Forensic Psychiatry Fellow, University of California, San Francisco, CA. Former resident, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA. Dr. Vijapura is Attending Psychiatrist, VA North Texas Health Care System, Dallas, TX. Former resident, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA.
Sagar Vijapura
Section 7.3 of the Principles of Medical Ethics with Annotations Especially Applicable to Psychiatry, more commonly known as the Goldwater rule, admonishes psychiatrists to avoid offering professional opinions about public figures in the absence of an in-person evaluation. To our knowledge, no peer-reviewed articles have been published considering resident perspectives on the Goldwater rule. Furthermore, we have found little published guidance that deals specifically with teaching the Goldwater rule in a general residency curriculum. We propose that residency programs should incorporate a brief (one hour) but thoughtful discussion of the Goldwater rule into their general curriculum. We recommend that such a didactic hour should introduce arguments for and against the rule in its present form. Covered topics could include whether there should be exceptions to the rule, whether the rule is defensible on ethical grounds, and what contexts exist in which psychiatric opinions can be rendered without personal examination. We hope to make the case that a more nuanced exploration of the Goldwater rule could help open a door to discussions that would foster the growth of a mature professional identity.
Psychiatry residency is a time of transformation from student to professional, and a part of that transformation involves understanding and internalizing a professional code of ethics. The teaching of ethics principles in psychiatry can occur within the didactic curriculum, though there are no Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) guidelines regarding the specifics of these teachings. Over the course of our own residency training at an academic institution in Boston we recall only one instance during which a didactic course instructor spoke briefly about the ethics surrounding the role of physicians and mental health professionals in discussions about public figures. Although programs must balance how precious educational resources are allocated, we hope to make the case that a more nuanced exploration of the Goldwater rule could help open a door to discussions that would foster among residents the growth of a mature professional identity.
The eponymous Goldwater Rule, or Section 7.3 of the Principles of Medical Ethics with Annotations Especially Applicable to Psychiatry, governs public diagnostic speculation by psychiatrists. In full, the rule reads: On occasion, psychiatrists are asked for an opinion about an individual who is in the light of public attention or who has disclosed information about himself/herself through public media. In such circumstances, a psychiatrist may share with the public his or her expertise about psychiatric issues in general. However, it is unethical for a psychiatrist to offer a professional opinion unless he or she has conducted an examination and has been granted proper authorization for such a statement.1
The origin of the rule has been discussed elsewhere2,3 and will not be recounted in full here, but in brief, the rule was created after the 1964 publication of an article titled “The Unconscious of a Conservative: A Special Issue on the Mind of Barry Goldwater,” in Fact. This article published the surveyed opinions of more than 1,800 psychiatrists about Presidential candidate Barry Goldwater's psychological fitness. The article drew immediate condemnation from the American Medical Association and the American Psychiatric Association (APA),4 and its publication ultimately resulted in Mr. Goldwater's filing a successful libel suit against Fact, which was upheld on appeal.5 The Goldwater rule was put into place with the goal of deterring such public speculation without examination.
Upon exploration of the literature we learned that there were no published surveys assessing residents' awareness of or perspectives on the Goldwater Rule. We viewed this as an opportunity for catalyzing a scholarly discussion of the salient points addressed in Section 7.3 as they pertain to psychiatry residents, particularly at a time when a rapidly evolving social media landscape may provide more temptation for residents to offer psychiatric commentary on public figures.
We cannot know how psychiatry would be perceived in the absence of the Goldwater rule, but it seems likely that psychiatrists' general adherence to the rule has influenced the public's view of psychiatry over the past five decades by decreasing the number of psychiatrists who offer commentary on public figures. Surprisingly, however, much of the peer-reviewed literature discussing the rule's merits or whether there are legitimate exceptions to the rule has been published only recently. In addition, at least until quite recently, there was minimal guidance in the peer-reviewed literature regarding explicit definitions for ethical interaction with the media. Given that communities not uncommonly turn to physicians for expert opinions on medical matters, this omission is particularly troubling.
Searching PubMed as broadly as “Goldwater” [title/abstract] returned 21 results, only 4 of which relate to the Goldwater rule. Of note, each of those four articles was written in 2012 or later. Searching for the terms “public figure*” plus “discussion*” [title/abstract] returned one relevant result, and “public figure*” plus “psychiatrist*” returned only two relevant results. We were unable to find any articles related to residents' perspectives on the rule.
We also searched for examples of residents who violated the Goldwater rule. We conducted an online Google search (“psychiatrists commenting on public figures” and “resident violate Goldwater rule”), asked mentors and fellow residents, and reviewed the articles that were returned by the PubMed search described above. We were unable to find instances in which residents had been reprimanded for running afoul of the Goldwater rule.
Rationale for a Didactic Curriculum
In our experience, residents are not often asked to serve as psychiatric experts to the media. Given the prevalence of social media, however, many smaller scale opportunities for offering opinions and analysis of public figures could present themselves. For instance, one could imagine a blog offering psychiatric analysis of politicians or a YouTube channel offering commentary about bizarre celebrity behavior. Given that examples of health care professionals violating patient confidentiality in social media are readily available (for instance, see Dimick6), one might predict that examples of health care providers violating the Goldwater rule in social media would be easy to find, as well.
An attempt to locate instances of residents violating the Goldwater rule in high-profile ways, however, did not yield any examples of this behavior. In addition, in instances where nontrainee psychiatrists had faced accusations of possible violations, such as Keith Ablow,7 Jerrold Post,8 and Justin Frank,8 it was also clear that the alleged violation did not stem from lack of awareness of the Goldwater rule. Typically, these commentators addressed the rule directly in responding to accusations of unethical behavior.4
In our experience, although residents may not know the Goldwater rule by name, they generally have some awareness of a prohibition against diagnostic speculation about public figures. This awareness is useful in preventing public speculation that might be embarrassing to training programs and to the profession more broadly. It is also useful in its provision of a launching point for a more nuanced discussion of the rule in the educational curriculum.
Current guidelines state an expectation that programs will distribute to residents and operate in accord with the AMA Principles of Ethics with Special Annotations for Psychiatry, in addition to ensuring trainee adherence to professional standards of ethical behavior.9 These are important first steps and, in our experience, when respected attending physicians model ethical behavior, it can have the greatest impact on trainees' professional development, especially when an attending faces and talks through a real-world ethics dilemma, such as when he has achieved sufficient public standing to receive invitations to offer potentially problematic commentary and refuses to do so. This modeling can be effectively supplemented with formal teaching, and that teaching presents many opportunities for an enriching discussion around questions of professional identity. For instance, what role (if any) should a psychiatrist play in the community beyond treating individual patients under a traditional treatment model? How can one be an educator and thought leader with regard to the science of mental illness without “crossing the line” into ethically dubious territory? When psychiatric opinions come under scrutiny (such as in high-profile court cases or political rows), how would one evaluate the opinion for scientific and ethical defensibility?
With the current controversy surrounding the Goldwater rule as a valid ethics-based requirement,2 and the frequent temptation to offer potentially harmful commentary about public figures a more nuanced discussion of the boundaries of professional behavior is called for. Combining brief but thoughtful explanations of the “why” behind ethical behavior can help residents maximize benefit from the “how” that is modeled throughout their training.
A Model Didactic Curriculum
A useful discussion of the Goldwater rule could take place within a single didactic hour. Such a discussion ideally would cover the current form of the rule and the story behind its creation, provide guidelines for drawing the line between statements that violate the rule and those that do not, and introduce the reasons that some psychiatrists have called for the rule's repeal. The current form of the rule is easily accessed online under the Annotations Section 7.3.10 The story behind the rule's creation is detailed by multiple sources2,3 and helps underscore the potential for harm created by unchecked diagnostic speculation by psychiatrists, both to the image of the profession and to the victims of such “analysis.”
After this brief introduction, the discussion could be usefully balanced by introducing trainees to the types of media interactions that are currently considered to fall within ethics guidelines. For instance, Cooke et al.3 have identified a range of ethics-related roles which they characterize as the teacher, the storyteller, the celebrity commentator, the Hollywood consultant, the clinician, and the advertiser. Sharing concepts such as these may help trainees feel more comfortable taking on roles as educators for the public rather than avoiding any public comment altogether out of a reactive concern about where the ethical boundary lies.
Another area for exploration, if time permits, could come from understanding forensic standards of practice for evaluations in which an opinion is offered, but the subject of the evaluation is not interviewed. As Kroll and Pouncey2 highlight, psychiatric opinions are offered and acted on without direct personal examination in many contexts. For example, insurance companies frequently review treatment records to ensure diagnostic accuracy and treatment quality. In psychiatric malpractice cases an expert may offer opinions about diagnoses and treatments without examining the patient, most obviously in suits involving a completed suicide but in other contexts as well. Again, without setting any specific agenda for these discussions, we envision that exploring the standards used in these contexts and how they differ from commentary on public figures (if indeed they do) might help residents place offering opinions without direct examination into a wider and richer context.
Finally, with new generations come new interpretations of ethics-based duties. For trainees to make informed decisions as future leaders, training programs should provide a brief introduction to the controversy so aptly articulated by Kroll and Pouncey.2 As mentioned earlier, these authors contend that psychiatrists frequently offer psychiatric opinions without having directly examined patients. They assert that there is little evidence for the claim that only personal examination can lead to valid diagnoses and emphasize that the rule can place personal and professional ethics in conflict, for instance when raising psychiatric concerns about public figures as acts of conscience. They assert that it is not appropriate for a professional organization to require that professional obligations always trump personal commitments in this way. They also point out that the Goldwater rule may curtail legitimate scholarly enterprises such as psychobiography. These concerns cannot be dismissed out of hand, and if the next generation of trainees is to approach them thoughtfully, that process must begin with awareness. The goal in introducing these topics, as we envision it, is to allow space for residents to understand the current standards and to begin exploring their own reactions to them. Especially for those residents with an interest in ethics a brief introduction could serve as a launching point for productive debate.
Directors of residency programs must carefully choose how to allocate the limited time and resources that are available for formal instruction. The Goldwater rule is one relatively small topic in a field that offers endless opportunity for learning. Still, exploration of the Goldwater rule can help residents gain a better sense of professional ethics and identity. Better understanding the contexts in which psychiatric opinions are legitimately offered without examination, better understanding how to serve as an ethical public educator and better understanding how one formulates and defends a psychiatric opinion that is likely to fall under scrutiny will all serve residents well in their transition into independent practice. We hope that in today's fast-paced and media-heavy environment, training programs will find a place for a brief but nuanced discussion of the rule, its application and limits, and the competing interests at play behind it. To do so may help set the stage for thoughtful affirmations or revisions by the next generation of psychiatrists.
Disclosures of financial or other potential conflicts of interest: None.
© 2017 American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law
American Psychiatric Association: The Principles of Medical Ethics with Annotations Especially Applicable to Psychiatry. Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Association, 2009 Revised Edition
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Pouncey C
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Goddard ER,
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Friedman RA
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Dimick C
: Privacy policies for social media. Journal of AHIMA, January 6, 2010. Available at: http://journal.ahima.org/2010/01/06/social-media-policies/. Accessed January 5, 2017
Conner C
: Should it be allowable to ‘diagnose’ mental health in the press? Forbes, November 20, 2014. Available at: http://www.forbes.com/sites/cherylsnappconner/2014/11/20/should-it-be-allowable-to-diagnose-mental-health-in-the-press/. Accessed January 5, 2017
Friedman R
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Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education: ACGME Program requirements for graduate medical education in psychiatry. July 1, 2016. Available at: https://www.acgme.org/portals/0/pfassets/programrequirements/400_psychiatry_2016.pdf/. Accessed January 5, 2017
American Psychiatric Association: Ethics. Available at: https://www.psychiatry.org/psychiatrists/practice/ethics/. Accessed January 5, 2017
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Jerusalem Community Theater, Hidden in Plain Sight
Wait, what? There’s community theater in English in Jerusalem?
I found myself hanging out just on the very edge of a fascinating and beautiful community. One I didn’t even know existed. How did I find out? Well… I married an actress.
But if it weren’t for that, I may have never noticed it was there.
The community is thriving, with over ten companies and a wide variety of shows performed every year.
But like anything else in the world, there’s room for improvement. And certainly room for expansion.
Why Jerusalem Community Theater?
People get involved in Jerusalem’s community theater groups for all sorts of reasons. According to CB Davies, the founder of JET, “Some people were involved in theater at some point in their life and want to do it again. Some … love the show … and so want to be a part of that … [and] there are those who want to continue to do theater and use their skills.”
However, it’s the social aspect that intrigues me the most. According to Rivka Deray, JET’s Content Manager, “It’s an incredible way for people, especially new Olim [immigrants], to find a community and create a social circle in Jerusalem.” She adds that, “New people join all the time, and there are people who always welcome them in and make them feel at home.”
There are many great adjectives people use to describe this community. The community is welcoming, diverse, and extremely supportive. Davies says, “We’re very multicultural. People join from all parts of the world.” And Marty Weisel, founder of JET Venues and a member of JET’s content team, says, “The best thing about the community is the people … surrounding myself with friends who support me and care about me.”
Room for Improvement
But as with anything great, there’s always space to grow and develop. And there are those working tirelessly to take this hidden gem in Jerusalem and make it even better.
Some speak about taking the performances and bringing them to the next level of quality. Weisel says, “The productions given by the community are incredible, however … there is always room for improvement. There is so much talent in the community … and we need to find the way to raise the standards all the time.”
Davies wants to expand the community, a suggestion that means a lot to me personally. I love theater. And yet I lived in Jerusalem for over a year without even realizing there was community theater at all, let alone in English. Davies wants to see the theater community “marketing itself better, reaching out to bring more people into the community, giving more people a chance to perform or use their skills [and] training.”
Some ideas are simpler, just to add a little pizazz to what exists. Deray offered a novel suggestion. She would like to see annual award ceremonies to celebrate some of the most impressive accomplishments in the community.
Next-Level Integration
However, the most common sentiment was that despite everything amazing that’s happening, a certain level of unity is lacking. “I would love to see it better integrated,” says Deray. “I’d love if there was a more interconnected system where any company could receive supplies, funding, etc as needed.”
Davies would also like to see a stronger “connection between the different companies.” He states that “they all give something different to the community, but in the end we are all the same artistic community.”
They believe the community is made up of multiple disparate parts, each one great in its own way. However, when the groups can come together under one banner, the potential is limitless. The whole will be far greater than the sum of each of its parts.
JET (Jerusalem English Theater)
And that’s where JET comes in. JET (Jerusalem English Theater community) was created to foster unity, and give all of its members everything they could have ever hoped for. “JET’s goals are to create a single place for companies to lean on,” says Deray. “Whether that is by providing locations, or advertising for all upcoming performances and auditions, or helping companies coordinate show schedules to avoid event conflicts. We want our site to become the Google of Jerusalem community theater, where people who aren’t as familiar yet can go to one beautiful website and find out all they need to know about upcoming performances and how they can be a part.”
It would be “a website that brings all the community into one place”, according to Davies. Replete with “blog posts to let people see what happens behind the scenes, promote the community, and let people express themselves.”
And part of the greater overall vision is to not only have a website, but an actual physical location (JET Venues). “A space that is geared towards performing arts”, says Weisel. “By having classes and opportunities available all the time … actors can hone their craft … and do what [they] love all year round.” Davies sees JET Venues ultimately as “a place that the community can call home for its artistic endeavors. This hopefully will allow artists to emerge, create, and bring new material and stories to Jerusalem”
And, of course, for the overall benefit of the community, everyone would love to see more and more involvement from a wider array of people. “I would love to see the theater community circle expand ever greater,” says Deray, “becoming home to more and more people and talents.”
Jerusalem Community Theater… is a Potato Chip
Davies says about much of these changes and developments, “I think in a way it is happening already, but I’d like to see more of it.”
Jerusalem Community Theater is a gem, hidden in plain sight in Jerusalem. It’s growing and improving all the time. Nevertheless, some folk want and need more. And they’re working to make that a reality.
Ultimately, Jerusalem’s theater community is a joyous one. “The shows themselves are like potato chips”, says Deray. “Once you’ve experienced the incredible feeling of putting your all into a production, working with and getting close to friends, old and new, you just have to come back for more.”
Yup, a fantastic community. However, there are a handful of folk out there hoping the community sees days with more, even tastier chips.
Posted by jaffeworld in Entertainment, Israel, opinion, 0 comments
Not the Game of Thrones I Remember
Warning: This article is loaded with Game of Thrones spoilers. Beware!
I love Game of Thrones. Yeah, I know, it’s me and the rest of the world. But it doesn’t change the fact that I love everything from the intense action to the riveting dialogue to the top notch acting.
But Game of Thrones, whereas I do love you… I just don’t like you sometimes.
I think it’s important to explore some elements about why I love the show… in order to understand why I’ve been disappointed so much lately.
Game of Thrones is Anti-Hollywood
I didn’t know anything about Game of Thrones when I began watching it. Then again, I come into almost everything I watch blind. But Hollywood consistently leaves me with little to keep me on the edge of my seat. The good guys win, some characters are untouchable, and the love interest will put cute smiles on all our faces. All wrapped up neatly by the end.
But Game of Thrones shocked me time and time again. I watched a child pushed out a window in the first episode and knew something was quite different about this show. And at the infamous Red Wedding, as I saw the “good guys” systematically and brutally decimated, in jaw dropping fashion, I knew I was hooked.
My emotions were entirely trapped in the show. And like in real life, I never knew what was coming next. And I’ve spent the last several years on the edge of my seat.
Game of Thrones, Surprisingly Unsafe
In conjunction with the element of surprise, I love the fact that no character is ever truly safe. We’ve seen our beloved decapitated. We’ve seen their pregnant wife stabbed in the belly. And we’ve spent seasons growing to adore certain characters, only to see the show yank on our emotional wellbeing and toss it to the trashcan. One moment we look at you with admiration; the next, you are permanently removed from our lives.
No one is invincible. Everyone can get everything taken away from them in a heartbeat. Even in an embarrassing and disrespectful manner. As un-Hollywood as it can get!
The Patient GoT
In addition, Game of Thrones is patient. If the most important thing needed to create a dramatic impact is time, then so be it.
My heart was pounding when Jon Snow and Sansa Stark were reunited. They said goodbye to each other in the first season, and not knowing anything about what the other had been through, saw each other again five seasons later. I felt chills when it happened. I have never known a show willing to wait even remotely that long to create a sensation so special.
We Love to Hate
Finally, many shows have great heroes. But no one has mastered the villain the way Game of Thrones has. It’s harder to understand why hate and anger are as important as love and respect. But it’s true. Yes, we all love Tyrion, Arya, and Daenerys. But we went to sleep at night dreaming of how Joffrey could finally be out of the picture. We were restless for weeks wanting to know if Ramsay Bolton would get what’s coming to him. And the Night King has cost many souls a night’s slumber.
I’m writing this post shortly after watching the epic third episode of the final season of Game of Thrones. The episode was a masterpiece that kept the world breathing heavy for 90 minutes.
And I’m also terribly disappointed. All of the principles I mentioned before were ignored. Hollywood inserted its venom into the episode, and even though it was extremely entertaining, regretfully I believe ignoring what makes the show great, will ultimately make its ending quite forgettable.
Game of Thrones, Predictably Safe
What do I mean? There was nothing surprising about the episode. Nothing at all. It was a pure Hollywood delight. Yes, some characters who we have gotten to know for several years now perished. But every last one of them was expendable.
Does anyone really care if Theon Greyjoy finally met his Creator? Or if Beric Dondarrion will not be around for the next three episodes? Frankly, I don’t. Yes, they’re significant in the show, but they’re really not our heroes, nor are they characters of consequence.
But they all die amazing, heroic deaths. No one was slaughtered with their guard down or in some incredibly unexpected way. Everyone died like a champion. Even little adorable Lyanna Mormont took out a giant as she met her fate.
But what about Jon Snow and Daenerys and Tyrion? Completely and totally untouchable. For eight seasons, we haven’t seen Daenerys touch a single weapon. And now, just when it’s convenient, she’s a master killer of the Night King’s army. When we know the good guys are going to win, and the heroes cannot be harmed, Game of Thrones ceases to be Game of Thrones. We’re not kept on the edge of our seats. We can calmly watch knowing everything will be OK.
A Path Already Traveled
Game of Thrones seems to be taking a path already traveled, returning from a multi-season adventure where we never knew what to expect. It’s a world where Theon Greyjoy can die but Arya Stark cannot. A world where Theon gets to die a heroic death, as a great and valiant warrior.
We’re no longer waiting for a buildup to a great moment. And we’re watching as villains are dying like flies. The dreaded Night King, who poured fear into our hearts for years, whose spear took a dragon right out of the air, can be conquered by a single knife wound from a young girl.
GoT, What Will Be?
I miss the days of not knowing what will be. The days where heroes and villains had ambiguities. When plot and depth of character intrigued us, rather than being pulled in by just action and excitement.
Television has progressively become more and more disappointing. Few shows can capture my attention for more than a few seasons. Game of Thrones, you have been my shining light in a dark, dark cave. You’ve got three episodes left. Please don’t disappoint.
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Year after year the Kontinent photographers have committed to in-depth work, following closely the stories and the lives of the people they met on the way. 2017 has been no exception to that with a particular focus on the global struggle of refugees, without forgetting to document the challenges and the beauty of everyday life. This selection gathers the photographers’ own favorite images from 2017.
We are also pleased and proud to announce that four of our members were nominated in the 2018 Swedish Picture of the Year Award: Niclas Hammarström, Anna Tärnhuvud, Ola Torkelsson and Anders Hansson. The ceremony will be held in Uppsala on March 3rd. Congratulations to them!
Vimda Sendhil Kumar gave birth to little Janani in week 28, 12 weeks ahead of her scheduled delivery date. Photo: Linda Forsell / Kontinent
Astorp Sweden. On may 30th the first major deportation took place from the detention center in Astorp in southern Sweden. A big number of Afghans and asylum activists gathered to protest the deportation. Ahmad Rahimi is falling to the ground when the bus with his countrymen finally leaves the detention center. In 2015 Sweden received 163 000 asylum seekers, over 35 000 where unaccompanied minors mainly from Afghanistan. Two years later many of them have been denied asylum. Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
Jawed, 9 years old, from Afghanistan, has been living in Sweden with his family for the past 2 years.He speaks fluent Swedish, goes to school, wants to be a rapper so that he can sing to people and make them happy, and one day he wants to buy a nice place for his family to live and a new pair of cool Adidas.Jawed has also been denied asylum 3 times and could be deported any time. Jawed speaks 7 languages, prefers movies from the old times but Spiderman is fine too, wants a hoverboard for his birthday, and to learn how to play guitar. Photo: Clément Morin / Kontinent
The neo-Nazi Nordic Resistance Movement (NMR) shouted slogans during several events at Sweden's annual Almedalen Week political forum. Photo: Karl Melander / Kontinent
The Mediterranean sea outside Libyan territorial waters. A rubber dinghy with around a hundred migrants has just reached international waters. From January to May 2017 over 60 000 people got into rubber dinghies to cross to Europe. In 2016 almost 170 000 made the same journey. From the Libyan coast it takes between four and nine hours until the dinghies reach international waters. That’s where the rescue ships are waiting,. If the dinghies at all reach that far. Thousands of people have drowned trying. During 48 hours in May over 3000 migrants were saved outside Libyan waters according to the staff att The Aquarius. Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
Tindouf/Smara refugee camp. After over 40 years of waiting, 100 000 refugees from Western Sahara are still stuck in refugee camps in Algeria. Photo: Johan Persson / Kontinent
The refugee camp Moria on the Greek island Lesbos has become a waiting hall for refugees that are trying to reach Europe. Ever since EU shook hands with Turkey and agreed on sending back refugees arriving to the EU, 5300 refugees are stuck in Moria alone - a camp that has capacity for 2500 people. The stories inside the camp doesn’t reach out since journalists are not allowed inside - but Alexander Mahmoud managaed to sneak in and spend three days together with the people living there. Photo: Alexander Mahmoud / Kontinent
In the afternoon rush Friday April 7 2017, a man hijacked a truck and drove down Drottninggatan, the main shopping street in Stockholm. Before the car crashed into a mall, 19 people were hit. Special Police Force in operation minutes after the attack. Photo: Magnus Laupa / Kontinent
Stockholm had once again become the scene of a terrorist attack which took five people’s lives. On the following day, thousands of people attended the scene of the attack to see with their own eyes. Facing the terror. Photo: Casper Hedberg / Kontinent
2 days after the terror attack thousands and thousands of inhabitants of Stockholm, visitors, tourists and others gather at Sergel Square to show their respect for the victims of terror and to manifest against terror. On the roof top of Kulturhuset participants try to get an good overview. Photo: Magnus Laupa / Kontinent
Olga Zakul Icaal, 4 years old, stands outside her village Indigena Zapote, Alta Verapaz. The landowner extrajudicially evicted the whole village in May 2017. Two of Olgas siblings are chronic malnourished just as Olga. Food: Beans, tortillas and herbs. Photo: Jesper Klemedsson / Kontinent
Workers and farmers on their way back to the village after a days work in the poppy fields in the mountains of Shan State, Myanmar. Photo: Vilhelm Stokstad / Kontinent
Toch, South Sudan. John Khong Joak, 62 years old, is fishing in the Sudd swamp to feed his family. -It is getting harder to fish because the sea tulips and algae is covering larger areas of the swamp. The fish is getting smaller and I don't get as many as before. Help us! We need help we are dying here, he said. This is the first time in his life that the whole river is covered. Many scientists say climate change is the reason.The giant marshes are classified as an area of significance for the entire planet's health. Here, the White Nile turns into a pioneer of islands, canals and marshlands. Photo: Niclas Hammarström / Kontinent
A worn house on the shore of a fjord, with small motorboats anchored in a bay with icebergs and snow-capped mountains in the background. Photo: Martin Edström / Kontinent
Night time in Lerum, Sweden. Birgitta and Bengt Bohlin, 88 and 86 years old, have been married since 1958 and they spend all their time together, like a symbiosis that grew stronger over the years. About once a week they enjoy Bengt’s self-built sauna, and help each other with pedicure. Photo: Moa Karlberg / Kontinent
It's always been hurting on the inside. Pim never felt like Pim belongs to the gender norms that's accepted by the society. But when Pim gets to hear about the pronoun ''non-binary'' everything falls into place. It's like Pim can breath for the first time. But Pim is afraid that no one will love Pim for who Pim really is. When Pim tells Pims mother she says: ''It doesn't matter who you are or what you feel like, because you will always be my child.'' In Sweden there are no legal gender that confirms Pims identity. It's a constant struggle to even exist. Skellefteå, 2017-01-27. Photo: Anna Tärnhuvud / Kontinent
Eleven years ago Susanni Lindström was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. She decided to ignore the illness and continued her life at full speed... until even the smallest tasks became insurmountable. After realizing that she could not continue like that, Susanni followed a course in Fatigue Management. The course gave her smart tips in order to save energy in everyday task, like letting the saucepan rest on the sink while filling it up.– Like this I have more energy for what's fun in life: my cats.Photo: Marc Femenia / Kontinent
Hangvar, Gotland, Sweden. An American CH-47 Chinook transport helicopter on duty during the Military defence exercise AURORA17. Curious locals takes their photograph at the approaching invader. Photo: Karl Melander / Kontinent
Avdiivka Starting the third year of the conflict in eastern Ukraine the war is in status quo. Daily the two sides are shelling each other leaving wounded and dead. The economy in the east is in shambles. One of the few major work places still running is the coke factory in Avdiivka. The factory has been shelled numerous times but for the people in Avdiivka it remains a symbol of normality. As long as it keeps on running the people will stay in their city, even though the factory workers might die on their post. Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
Avdiivka, Ukraine. A separatist mortar hit the house of Natalja Sjesjaltsovs in Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine during the night. Early in the morning firefighters are still struggling to put out the fire. ''The only things we have left are the clothes we are wearing'', she says. Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
A prisoner at the prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Jan 2017. Photo: Ola Torkelsson / Kontinent
Mexican / US border. During a few hours each weekend, Friendship Park opens up to give people the opportunity to meet relatives and friends on the other side of the border. Between them a grid of steel, to prevent smuggling. On the US side, Alex and Michelle stand with their daughter Zamora. On the other side is Alex’s mother Theresa. 16 years ago she was deported to Mexico. It's the first time she meets her granddaughter. And the second time she sees her son since they were separated. Photo: Linus Sundahl-Djerf / Kontinent
Manila, PhilippinesChristopher Castillo was shot dead by masked men outside the shop at Plaza Noli.President Duterte has declared war against all who are dealing with drugs. The police have death patrols that go around and execute those who are involved with drugs.According to Christopher's friends, he did not deal with drugs but was a criminal. Photo: Niclas Hammarström / Kontinent
Rinkeby/Tensta. A quiet minute in respect for victims of the increased deathly violence.The hall is over-filled when politician Karin Wanngård visited Tensta to meet with the residents. Photo: Magnus Laupa / Kontinent
'' I hear how the teachers are talking about us. They’re talking about who should have sex with a girl first”. It’s called,''sex for grades''. The systematic utilization when teachers forcing schoolgirls into sex with the threat of failing them if they say no. Although sexual exploitation is a crime in Mozambique, there is almost no teacher facing justice. Often the teacher are transfered to another school, where the harassment continues. Mozambique, November 2017. Photo: Pi Frisk / Kontinent
Banjul, Gambia. Former Gambian president Yahya Jammeh was forced to leave his country after 22 years in power. Photo: Johan Persson / Kontinent
Cúcuta, Colombia, The crisis in Venezuela has forced more than 3 million people to leave the country. Williams Aguilera, 27 years old, from Caracas has just gone to bed on the piece of sidewalk he calls home on the Colombian side of the border. – I’ve been here a week. I used to work in a laundromat in Caracas and was hoping to find work here as well. But so far I’ve had no luck. It’s very tiring to stay here. There are som many from Venezuela who are stuck here just like me. Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
New Year's Eve 2017. Åsa and Putte at Kristianstad hospital. Patrik ''Putte'' Amberntsson was notified that he had cancer by the end of 2015. His girlfriend Åsa has taken care of him after he got sick. Two days after this picture was taken Patrik died. Åsa was with him to the very end. Photo: Jörgen Johansson / Kontinent
I met with Daniella a cold spring night in May and we went to a party with her friends. At the bus anticipations were high. She told me that a guy she liked probably would be at the party, but she didn't know how he felt about her. As the night proceeded I got to witness a love story take form. Just the small wonders of life, a night in Stockholm. Photo: Margareta Bloom Sandebäck / Kontinent
Kramfors, Sweden. A runner rest during the Swedish championships in 24-hour running. The race takes place on a 400 meter oval where the distance of each runner is measured after 24 hours. Each of the competitors choose wether they will rest or not. The time is ticking and in the end the runner who have reach the longest distance is the winner. Photo: Jacob Zocherman / Kontinent
Skate Aid Rwanda. Debraher is the first female skateboarder in Rwanda. She was given the opportunity to get into skateboarding thanks to the organisation Skate Aid, which provides skateboard to the youth in many countries around the world. Photo: Clément Morin / Kontinent
Ali Al-Kazaz after training at Tensta Boxing Club. Photo: Magnus Laupa / Kontinent
Eskilstuna, Sweden. Hundreds of young unmarried Mormons gathered for dance party at the FestiNord festival. By midnight the dance floor had reached a fever pitch. No alcohol was served. Mormons don´t drink. Photo: Magnus Laupa / Kontinent
News, Published
We are very proud to announce that Julia Lindemalm has joined Kontinent! To introduce her we had a chat about her latest project – Katt People – and body of work. To see more of her work please check her profile page. Welcome Julia!
Your latest project Katt People resulted in a book. Can you tell us a bit about the project? And whats with the Swenglish title?
I became interested in the strong feelings that cats evoke. The love for cats seems more intense than for other pets. They have become the entire internet’s sweethearts. At the same time, the cat’s status is lower than other pet animals; there is about 100 000 homeless cats in Sweden. People who love cats also interested me, especially women. Why is there contempt for women with many cats? There was a lot to investigate. I collaborated with an old friend of mine who is a real cat lover. She wrote the introductory text. It turned out to be a good combination: she describes the love for cats from an insiders perspective and my pictures are taken by an outsider looking in. The book is bilingual, hence the Swenglish title.
This is not your first project about the animal kingdom, so to speak, how come you have taken an interest in this theme?
The basic reason is that I feel strongly for animals. And I am intrigued with questions that are complex, without simple answers. Our relationship with animals is filled with love, but also with power and oppression. The love is on our terms. There is little journalism or art taking the relationship between humans and animals seriously. Often animals become surfaces for our own projections. They serve as comic relief, romantic dreams of pure nature etcetera. There is a hole to fill.
Zoo World
Katt People Vera & Mittens
Katt People Sara & Yoshi
Katt People Lars & Baloo
This might be a stupid question, but are you a dog or a cat person?
Dog person! I have loved dogs since I was a kid. That’s why I did the cat project, to understand the cat love. The dog love is already clear to me.
What do you think you can contribute to Kontinent, and what are you hoping Kontinent will be doing for you?
I bring a different type of documentary photography. Subjective and esthetically poetic. I hope Kontinent can contribute with international contacts and I’m excited to be in a network with inspiring photographers.
Do you have any project you’re working on right now that you want to tell us about?
I am in the process of starting a new project that continues to explore animals and people. At the moment I’m reading a lot. To me this is a vulnerable stage of a project so I will tell you more once I start shooting.
Thank you and again welcome to Kontinent!
Left image: Pi Frisk, Clément Morin and Magnus Laupa, the three jury members of this year. Right image: March 8th – International Women’s day. A well celebrated day in Donetsk. This restaurant is fully booked for the evening. Photo: Hampus Andersson.
We are proud to announce the results of the first edition of the Torbjörn Andersson Award!
This year the jury consisted of Magnus Laupa (managing director of Kontinent), Clément Morin (picture editor) and Pi Frisk (member photographer). All three jury members were pleasantly surprised by the quality of every single entry submitted by the participants for this first edition of the award.
The Torbjörn Andersson Award being an award dedicated to mentorship and development, the jury focused on finding the work of a photographer whose images already showed a distinct style and dedication, but who could also benefit the most from the feedback and experience of the Kontinent photographers who could help them develop their skills.
This year, the jury unanimously decided to award a photographer whose work showed sensibility, an eye for the moment with a sense of humor and most importantly respect for the subjects in his photographs.
The winner of the 2017 Torbjörn Andersson Award is Hampus Andersson.
We would like to thanks all the participants for their fantastic work and express our warm congratulations to Hampus!
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Kontinent and NOOR photojournalism agencies celebrate a cultural partnership agreement to promote exhibitions, professional photojournalism workshops and seminars.
The Swedish photojournalism agency Kontinent, and its Dutch counterpart, NOOR, have agreed a partnership focused on building the cultural and educational elements of their organisations: (including, but are not limited to) exhibitions, workshops and seminars.
For both Kontinent, Sweden’s foremost photojournalism agency, and NOOR one of the world’s most established international agencies, it is an agreement that will enable them to reach a wider public audience.
“NOOR embody ideals very close to our own. We wish to bring important stories to a larger audience and inspire positive change. This partnership will help us both at a time when honest photojournalism is needed more than ever. We will be able, not only to reach more people, but also to work on important new projects.” says Magnus Laupa, Kontinent’s founder and CEO.
Partnership conversations began last year as photojournalists from around the world gathered in the French town of Perpignan for the annual photojournalism festival Visa pour L’image (The International Photojournalism Festival of Perpignan).
“Kontinent is an independent photo agency, run by its photographers, standing by its founding principle of giving voice to the voiceless. We are happy to share the same values. NOOR started 10 years ago because together NOOR photographers were able to “make changes” through photography, making stories that would impact humanity. NOOR is a family, a place where photographers can unite their individual visions and reflections and have full control of their professional lives and projects.“ Clément Saccomani, Managing Director NOOR
Now, having agreed their partnership, both agencies look forward to working alongside each other during what is a sensitive yet never more vital time for photojournalism and freedom of press.
Malin Riley Cultural / Exhibition Manager KONTINENT
malin@kontinent.se / 00 46 722 629 614
Clément Saccomani / Managing Director NOOR
clement@noorimages.com / 00 31 20 6060 780
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2016 has been rich in projects for our photographers. They have covered stories from all over the world, ranging from the war in Afghanistan, the king’s death in Thailand, large waves of refugees coming to Sweden, or the election of 45th American president. Reporting about breaking news in one thing, but to shed light on the lives of the ordinary people who have to face the consequences of these world-shifting events is where the true challenge is. And this is where the Kontinent photographers have been fantastic this year again: finding, working hard, and bringing back the underreported stories.
In March 2016, Anders Hansson was awarded Photographer of the Year in Sweden, and we are very proud to count 3 Kontinent photographers among the nominees in the Picture of the Year 2017 competition: Anna Tärnhuvud, Anders Hansson, and Niclas Hammarström.
In our collective exhibition “Transforming our World”, Kontinent photographers have come together to illustrate the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and show in our way the consequences of our continued inaction as well as the hopes for a better future.
Here the photographers bring you their best of 2016 in pictures.
Sapeurs people pose for a picture in i Kinshasa, Kongo. Photo: Per-Anders Pettersson / Kontinent
Malins Blom is riding her skate inside the hospital corridors of Danderyds sjukhus in Stockholm. 'Radical Rehab' as she calls it. Malin was hit by a car when she was on her way to a birthday party. For four weeks she laid sedated with multiple brain haemorrhages and broken bones throughout the body. Doctors believe that the skateboard wedged behind the backpack saved her from breaking her back. Photo: Anna Tärnhuvud / Kontinent / Aftonbladet
Kopani, Russia/Ukraine, March 17, 2016: When Russia took over Crimea many people at the peninsula were very pleased of finally returning to as they described it, the motherland. While Russia celebrated to have broadened the Federation, most countries in the rest of the world demanded for Russia to return Crimea to Ukraine, and called the annexation illegal. No solution to the Crimea-crisis has yet been presented and the international community does not recognise Crimea as a part of Russia. Instead the peninsula is targeted by international sanctions and its economy has been hit hard. A sector that has been affected more than others is the farming industry which consists mostly of family-owned small-scale farms where the family has no other income than what is given to them by the land. Here, 10-year old Isa is keeping a watchful eye over the family's sheep. Prior to the sanctions, trucks came to his village to buy the family's sheep, but now they have stopped to come and Isa's family has lost most of their income. The future might not have been what was hoped after the Russian take over, but even so a large majority of the Crimean's do not want to go back under Ukrainian rule. Photo: Jacob Zocherman / Kontinent
Birgitta and Bengt Bohlin have been married since 1958. They still spend their summers in their cottage in Bohusln, now with a few more naps than before. Photo: Moa Karlberg / Kontinent
Before the oil boom, camels were the most important status marker for rich sheiks - and almost nothing has changed. Camels are still an important status symbol, but no longer have a direct vital function. Instead, it is through success on the racetrack a camel can give its owner priceless honor and respect. After each workout camels get a refreshing treatment. Photo: Casper Hedberg / Kontinent
Massawa is located on the coastline to the Red Sea and is Eritrea's main seaport. Photo: Johan Persson / Kontinent
Haya Ali Zrik and her family arrived to Gotland autumn 2015. They got their own house in a summer vacation village. This year they had to leave the village and movie in together with several other families at a new refugee housing. Photo: Karl Melander / Kontinent
Scientists from the Zambia Carnivore Programme are removing a snare from a male lion in South Luangwa National Park, Zambia. A growing threat to lions, snares are often set by local farmers with the aim to catch antelopes or other smaller animals for food. When lions get caught, however, they are strong enough to break loose and bring the snare with them. This leaves the lion roaming the wild with the snare, that gradually tightens and leads to a slow death. Luckily, the scientists got to this male in time. Part of an ongoing 360/VR project for National Geographic. Photo: Martin Edström / Kontinent
A café in Kadıköy, Istanbul. Photo: Magnus Sundberg / Kontinent
Amir Heidari began to smuggle refugees to Sweden and Europe in the early 80s. According to several sources, he smuggled more than 200,000 refugees, making him one of Europe's most famous smugglers, after Raoul Wallenberg. Photo: Alexander Mahmoud / Kontinent
In early September 2016 Jeanne, her husband Patric and their daughter Patricia found out that the breast cancer turned out much worse than expected. Photo: Jörgen Johansson / Kontinent
Afternoon in Maryinka, Ukraine. Monya is looking at the enemy positions just hundred meters away through his scope.Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
Lashhar Gah, Afghanistan. Said, 2, has been shot in the head. The eye can´t be saved and now the doctors hope that Said doesn't have any permanent brain damage. It´s common the Taliban use children to smuggle ammunition and weapons. In the backpack that Said carried when he was found injured, the doctors found ammunition. Photo: Niclas Hammarström / Kontinent
The expansion of mining in Kiruna and Gllivare/Malmberget means that large parts of these communities must be moved. Some buildings of cultural and historic importance are relocated. This Malmberget house from 1911 weighs 200 tonnes and is 22 by 10 meter. Photo: Fredric Alm / Kontinent
Patricia proudly shows her room. This is her safe place. She is ten years old and both of her parents died of Ebola. Despite this fact, she is still one of the lucky ones. At the children's interim center, in the district of Moyamba in Sierra Leone, she gets food, school books and therapy to deal with the trauma and sorrow. - I think of Mom and Dad every day. When I wake up in the morning, I sing a song that my mother and I liked to sing. It makes me calm. In the future, she would like to be a singer. But most of all she dreams of a new family. Photo: Pi Frisk / Kontinent
Pixee Fox is a plastic surgery celebrity, whose goal is to as closely as possible resemble a living cartoon. She has already undergone a large number of extreme plastic surgeries, among them removing 6 of her ribs in order to tight-lace her waist. Photo: Margareta Bloom Sandebck / Kontinent
Election Night in New York, USA, November 8-9, 2016. Happy Trump supporters celebrating the victory on the streets of New York. Photo: Ola Torkelsson / Kontinent
Wednesday, November 9th 2016. The storm. The world wakes up to the news of a newly elected american president. On Sergels torg, in Stockholm, a man stands alone and plays american jazz standards. The streets are quiet and the sound coming out of his trumpet is sofly muted by all the snow that fell the night before during the storm. Photo: Clment Morin / Kontinent
Edilia Varrera Teletor, seven years old stands on a dried out corn field in Aldea Las Rosas, Quich. She is malnourished and so is her two-year-older sister. Guatemala has one the highest rates of chronic malnutrition in the world. Malnutrition in Guatemala is closely linked to distribution of land. Three percent owns 70 percent of all land in Guatemala. Photo: Jesper Klemedsson / Kontinent
Lazum Htoi San, a K.I.A. rebell injured in a Burmese army shelling of Tsin Yu Bum, a mountain top with a frontline outpost, arriving at the army hospital in Laiza, Kachin State, Myanmar. Photo: Vilhelm Stokstad / Kontinent
King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand is dead. Thousands of Thais queue outside Grand Palace in Bangkok to view late king's Bhumibol Adulyadej coffin.The government has declared a year of mourning and asked everyone to wear black or white. Tourists aren´t expected to dress in the same way as Thai people, but showing respect will be appreciated by locals.Photo: Magnus Laupa / Kontinent
The tourism industry is suffering in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. Since the Arab spring, and the subsequent bomb attack on a Russian charter plane en route from the city in October, 2015, tourists are far in between. Photo: Linda Forsell / Kontinent
Helena in our bathroom. Photo: Daniel Ekbladh / Kontinent
Kontinent Agency is happy to introduce a new member, Jesper Klemedsson. As a documentary photographer Jesper works primarily in South and Central America, where he prefers to work on long term projects in order to contextualise the issue he is examining.
We caught up with Jesper to talk about his recent project which focuses on the silent epidemic of chronic malnutrition among the children of Guatemala.
Text: Malin Sjöberg
Photos: Jesper Klemedsson
Edilia Varrera Teletor (7), stands on a dried out corn field in Aldea Las Rosas, Quich, Guatemala. She is malnourished and so is her two-year old sister. The family lacks access to land so they have to buy everything they eat at the local market. They usually eat tortillas, salt and beans.
Photo: Jesper Klemedsson / Kontinent
– Could you please tell us more about yourself and how you came to photography?
I started to take pictures because I’m interested in the world and important issues related to it. In 2008, I graduated with a Masters in Photojournalism. At first I didn’t really have any focus or direction. I was happy to be able to pay my bills and work on interesting issues around the world.
Things changed in 2011 when I first went to Peru. Since then, I’ve focused my work on Central and South America.
– Why did you decide to become a photographer?
Visual storytelling is, in my opinion, by far the most effective and powerful way to reach the widest audience.
– How would you describe yourself and your way of working?
Tod Papageorge* once said: “If your pictures are not good enough, you aren’t reading enough.” These words define my view on the profession.
I believe that context is everything. Images without a context are just beautiful photographs on a piece of paper, on a screen or on a wall.
At a time when the epic image no longer belongs to the professionals, but to amateurs with mobile phones, where is our place as photojournalists? It has to be in the in-depth, long-term stories. These photographic stories will more likely show the aftermath of an event, rather than the event itself.
*Tod Papageorge is an influential American photographer and a recipient of two Guggenheim fellowships. He was the director of Photography at the influential Yale University School of the Arts between 1979-2013.
Almost half of all children under five in Guatemala are chronically malnourished. The reason for this is due to the huge gap between the rich and the poor. Photo: Jesper Klemedsson / Kontinent
Maria Tinu KinusÕ (5) father works five months a year. With the aid of the Church, residents have purchased arable land from a large farm to learn how to be self-sufficient. However, nearly 70 per cent of the villageÕs children are chronically malnourished. Photo: Jesper Klemedsson / Kontinent
– You have worked extensively in Latin America and feel strongly about questions related to the indigenous peoples. Please tell us more about this.
I am most concerned with issues related to poverty, malnutrition and inequality. Two years ago (2014), the richest 10 percent in Latin America had 71 percent of the nation’s wealth. The indigenous movements are on the front line fighting against this concentration of private capital.
Celso Israel (6) is from a family of eight. He, and all his siblings are chronically malnourished.
The staple family diet consists mainly of tortillas, beans and some vegetables. Photo: Jesper Klemedsson / Kontinent
The Infant Growth Chart. Distribution of income and land is unequal and the infant mortality rate is comparable to the worldÕs poorest countries. Photo: Jesper Klemedsson / Kontinent
– You’ve recently returned from Guatemala where you covered issues surrounding landownership and malnutrition. Please tell us more about the children you portrayed and why you chose to pursue this project? What are your plans with this series?
So often stories about Central America focus on its position as one of the most violent parts of the world. But there is another silent and much less dramatic tragedy lying in the shadows of this violence. Around half of all children in Guatemala suffer from chronic malnutrition
Bizarelly enough, as Guatemala is witnessing economic growth, malnutrition continues to rise. Among the indigenous population (the majority of Guatemala) 70 percent of all children are malnourished. In some areas, 80-90 percent of children are affected. It’s hard to grasp the magnitude of the problem.
– You work primarily with a medium format camera and traditional film. How has the choice of using analogue photography on longer projects influenced your way of working?
I feel it’s necessary to make a distinction between my everyday assignments and my longer projects. The use of analogue photography is a way to create this separation and it enables me to work at another pace, to slow down and focus on the very issue I’m covering.
Edilia Varrera Teletor (7), stands on a dried out corn field in Aldea Las Rosas, Quich, Guatemala. She is malnourished and so is her two-year old sister. The family lacks access to land so they have to buy everything they eat at the local market. They usually eat tortillas, salt and beans. Photo: Jesper Klemedsson / Kontinent
Bayron Pu Ordoes, (7), stands in the landscape outside Aldea Las Rosas, Quich, Guatemala. He has been malnourished since birth. The family eats tortillas, and every fourth day, beans. They have some corn, beans and lettuce that grow in their small garden, but due to the lack of rain, the crops grow very poorly. Photo: Jesper Klemedsson / Kontinent
– Please tell us about two of your photographs that are particularly meaningful to you?
Both of these two pictures are from the Aldea Las Rosas community, in the Quiché region (situated in the central part of Guatemala). Quiché is an area in which roughly 80 percent of all children are malnourished.
When I took these pictures I had already interviewed their families earlier in the day. The children, together with their mothers, met up with me later in the afternoon to make the photographs. The kids were all dressed up in the nicest clothes that they had.
This was my first visit to Quiché since I started the project in 2013. The root cause is always the same; the families lack access to land. But Quiché is also part of what is called the Dry Corridor. The Dry Corridor is an area that is heavily affected by droughts and lack of rain. So even if some families may have a small piece of land, they can’t provide enough food for their children. Due to climate change, the rain is absent for months. The crops die quickly and food is nowhere to be seen. This also makes food prices increase, which makes it impossible for most families to buy the extra food they need.
Kontinent Agency has been fortunate to have had two great interns, Alice Garrett-Jones (Cambridge, UK) and Jakob Roseen (Stockholm, Sweden), working alongside us during the month of June. While with us, Jakob and Alice have not only assisted photographers at various shoots but also assisted us in organising and putting together the new cultural/ exhibition department of Kontinent, which we look forward to launching soon.
While interning at Kontinent, Jakob and Alice collaborated on a beautiful photographic/ multimedia project, following a group of refugees learning to ride a bicycle for the first time.
Frihet på Cykel / Freedom on a Bike is a recently founded program, organised by Cykelfrämjandet, which teaches refugees living in Sweden how to ride a bicycle. The preliminary course, consisting of six lessons, ran for the first time ever in June 2016 in Stockholm, Sweden. The majority of the students that attended were aged between 16-18 and had never ridden a bike before. As well as learning how to ride a bike, the students were also taught about road safety and the Swedish traffic system.
Frihet på Cykel / Freedom on a Bike is a newly founded project based in Stockholm, Sweden that teaches refugees how to ride a bicycle. The preliminary course, consisting of six lessons, ran for the first time ever in June 2016. The majority of the students attending have never ridden a bike before.
Isabella, founder of the project 'Frihet på Cykel', engages the students in an exercise learning the names of the bicycle parts in Swedish. For ten minutes at the start of each lesson, the volunteers teach the group some theory, before the riding lessons get underway in a nearby car park.
In a country recognised for having one of the largest cycling demographics in the world, the Swedish traffic system differs greatly from many of the countries the students have come from. As well as teaching them how to ride, the lessons also focus on teaching the traffic rules for cyclists.
Despite almost everybody beginning the course as strangers, throughout the lessons the group became close friends. Most were aged between 16-18. The boys generally progressed faster than the girls, and were able to ride after just one or two lessons. In the final lessons, a group of the boys were taken on longer bike rides to practice navigating Stockholm's transport system.
Asha, 18, came to Sweden two years ago from Somalia. During the summer break from school, Asha works as a cleaner on a boat. After a long day of work, without any food or drink whilst fasting for Ramadan, she is exhausted for the lessons but her determination to learn to cycle never ceases.
Anab rests in the shade of a container. The course coincided with Ramadan, which meant that many of the members were exhausted by the evening lessons, with little energy reserved for cycling.
It must have been very special to spend time and document the refugee teenagers as they learnt to ride a bike for the first time?
Alice:
“It was great fun to watch their progress week by week and to share with them their happiness when they managed to cycle by themselves for the first time, since I came to consider the students and the volunteers running the program as friends.”
“You could say that it’s not only for learning how to ride but also a fun way to integrate with Swedish society. Often these kids are around 15 – 18 and have fled war and poverty. This is an important way of including these kids in society. To make them feel that they are welcome here and to help them achieve self-esteem and also to have fun.”
Please tell us about your time at Kontinent?
“During my time at Kontinent, I have learnt a lot about the photojournalist industry and how I should approach it. I have assisted photographers at various shoots. It has been challenging but also extremely rewarding. I have also been involved in Kontinent’s new cultural section. This work includes producing material for the website, researching possible exhibition venues, selecting and editing photographs. I have had an amazing time while interning here.”
“My experience working at Kontinent couldn’t have been more enjoyable. We all hear so many horror stories of other people’s internships, which seem to be worst of all in the creative industries. For that reason I was apprehensive coming to Sweden for my first ‘internship’, a word which in England is often assimilated with never eating, never sleeping and only ever making cups of tea. However, the work I did during this month could not have been more valuable to me as an aspiring photojournalist. As well as working with Malin on the organisation of exhibitions, I had the pleasure of assisting some of Kontinent’s photographers. I tagged along on shoots, for example, in the Riksdag and at a Swedish school’s end of year ceremony. This allowed me access to see another side of Stockholm than I would as a tourist, but more importantly gave me the opportunity to learn from some of Sweden’s best photographers. Everybody at Kontinent was so welcoming and friendly that it didn’t feel like working at all, just pure fun. I am very grateful to Magnus and everybody at Kontinent for making this experience the best it could be and I will be sad to go home to the UK no longer as an EU citizen because who knows if I will ever get another experience like this.”
In many countries it is almost unheard of for a woman to ride a bicycle. In Bangladesh, Algeria, Morocco, Egypt, Pakistan, Jordan and Palestine the cultural stigma of cycling is so high that many women won’t even dare to consider it. In several others, such as Saudi Arabia and North Korea, there are strict laws prohibiting women from riding a bicycle in public.
In their first lessons the bike pedals are removed whilst they practice maintaining balance on the bike, gliding down a slight gradient
Some of the teenagers spoke little Swedish, having only very recently arrived in Sweden, but many were able to communicate with one another in their native language. The girls here are from Somalia, and Abdi from neighbouring Ethiopia was able to talk with them in Somali.
Despite 'Frihet på Cykel' being in its preliminary stages, the program was a great success organised by four volunteers who provided an extensive amount of individual tuition and attention to each individual of a group of around a dozen students.
After several lessons, Asha was able to get up on the bike and stabilise herself, riding laps of the car park. As each of the students managed to cycle for the first time, their achievement was met with plenty of cheers, hugs, high-fives and encouragement from their peers and their teachers.
Asha receives her cycling diploma certificate at a small celebration marking the end of the lessons. With her is one of the volunteers, Vera, who was helping her when she managed to cycle for the first time.
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Congratulations to Kontinent photographer Linda Forsell on winning the prestigious Documentary Photo Award by Sweden’s Arbetets museum (Museum of work) for her two projects “Cause of Death: Woman” and “Children Having Children”. These sensitive, powerful projects highlight the poignant stories of women and children in a position of social vulnerability.
Press release in Swedish.
Alongside Linda, Christoffer Hjalmarsson, Helga Härenstam and Eva Dahlman are also awarded.
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Kontinent is pleased to announce its’ new member, award-winning photographer Per-Anders Pettersson, based in Cape Town, South Africa. He has exhibited widely, and in 2013 published ‘Rainbow Transit’, a portrait of South Africa in democracy. In his new book ‘African Catwalk’, Per-Anders Pettersson portrays a previously unseen side of the African continent, that of the burgeoning fashion industry. The book published by Kehrer in May 2016, chronicles an industry spanning 15 countries and celebrates a new, vibrant, and unexpected view of the continent.
Photos: Per-Anders Pettersson
Models wait backstage before a show at Joburg Fashion Week on March 30, 2012, in Johannesburg, South Africa. (Photo by: Per-Anders Pettersson)
Why do you think the rising fashion industry in Africa has gone unnoticed for so long in the western media?
The media usually looks at other kinds of stories. They rarely look outside the ‘traditional African stories’.
As a photojournalist, I feel a responsibility to tell the new and original stories about Africa, in order to give a multifaceted view of this diverse continent.
In this body of work you turn your journalistic eye on the creative talents and the rise of the African fashion industry. Please tell us more about it; your intention when you first started, your working methods and your process in general?
I had been photographing in South Africa for years when I was approached by Stern Magazine in 2009 to do an assignment on the South African fashion week and its popularity with the growing middle-class and youth culture in Johannesburg.
I became fascinated by the the shows, the beauty of the clothes and the models. I found the theater of the backstage truly inspiring, which is why I continued covering fashion shows across the continent from South-Africa to the Democratic Republic of Congo, from Tanzania to Nigeria. In total, I have covered about 40 fashion weeks, in 16 countries.
Site B, Khayelitsha, South Africa. Founded in 1984, Khayelitsha is the largest township outside Cape Town. More than one million people are estimated to live here, mostly in appalling conditions with no running water or electricity. (Photo by: Per-Anders Pettersson)
Farm workers walk to church for a Sunday evening service in Orania, Northern Cape Province, South Africa. Run as a private town, the population of around 600 is all white with no people of color allowed to live or work inside the village. (Photo by: Per-Anders Pettersson)
Barbershop haircut on a road in Diepkloof, Soweto, South Africa. South west of Johannesburg, Soweto is South Africa's largest township and was founded around 100 years ago to provide housing for black people. The estimated population is 2 to 3 million. (Photo by: Per-Anders Pettersson)
Xhosa boys wait for a nurse to tend to them after being circumcised while going through a traditional manhood ceremony in the bush in Bisho, a rural area in South Africa. The ceremony last for about six weeks and is done to prepare them for adulthood. Nelson Mandela went through the ceremony in his youth. (Photo by: Per-Anders Pettersson)
A man jumps on a trampoline, as his wife looks at him in Orania, in the Northern Cape Province, South Africa. Orania was founded in 1991 and bought by descendants of Hendrik Verwoerd, the architect of Apartheid. It is run as a private town only accepting whites. About 600 people live in the village where they celebrate their culture and keep traditions alive. They have chosen not to live in today's South Africa; a country run by a black government since 1994. (Photo: Per-Anders Pettersson)
Afrikaners watch as a burning wheat field is reflected in the Orange River, in Orania, an all white community in Northern Cape Province, South Africa. (Photo by: Per-Anders Pettersson)
A woman cleans up the blood of a newly slaughtered goat. She is graduating from a Sangoma ceremony in Soweto, South Africa. Many black South Africans consult a Sangoma, or traditional healer, who communicates with the ancestral spirits for guidance on treating patients and often prescribes herbal remedies. (Photo by: Per-Anders Pettersson)
For over 20 years your work was largely dominated by what you’ve called “the traditional African stories” — the ones we’re all to often familiar with, from the horrors of ethnic violence to unremitting natural disasters.
However, you departed from this several years ago to cover another side of the African continent. What led you to this?
In general, I was tired of these stories and how the editors and magazines were doing them. After finishing ‘Rainbow Transit’ in 2012, I felt that I needed to focus on uplifting stories.
It’s a process and I think after living and traveling in Africa for so many years, one changes and the way you look at the continent changes.
Having covered civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the HIV / AIDS epidemic in Botswana and South Africa, how does this recent body of work resonate with you emotionally?
‘African Catwalk’ makes me happy. It makes me smile. Can you believe this is happening in Africa? And not only in South Africa, its happening all over the continent.
Another African ‘fashion’ story you’ve covered is about the ‘Sapeurs’, a Congo subculture of exuberant flamboyance and dandyism in the midst of poverty. Please tell us more about it?
That’s a very exciting project yet a different thing. A unique subculture in Congo, in both Congo’s, where the Sapeurs are only interested in international brands, mainly European and Japanese. These guys are like role models, and they are really popular in the streets. Most of these men and women are poor but they have a dream of Europe. They dream of the fancy lifestyle – the good life.
Now that you have finished your work on ‘African Catwalk’, to what extent do you think photojournalism plays role in initiating change or challenging stereotypes?
I think it’s still an important way of informing and instigating change. It just has to be done correctly and it has to be given time.
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - JULY 28: Models for the designer label David Tlale during a fashion show at the colored community in Bo-Kaap at the Mercedes Benz Cape Town Fashion Week on July 28, 2012, in Cape Town, South Africa. Some of South Africa's finest designers showed their 2012-13 spring and summer collections during the 4-day event. (Photo by Per-Anders Pettersson)
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - JULY 16: Sudanese model Akuol de Mabior wears design by David Tlale at a fashion show at the the Cape Town Fashion Week on July 16, 2011, in Cape Town, South Africa. Some of South Africa's finest designers showed their 2011 Spring and summer collections during the 3 day event. Photo by Per-Anders Pettersson
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA OCTOBER 25: A fashion model has her makeup and hair done backstage before a show at Mercedes Benz Africa fashion week on October 25, 2012 held in Johannesburg, South Africa. African designers from around the continent showed their best fall/winter collections. (Photo by: Per-Anders Pettersson)
LAGOS, NIGERIA - OCTOBER 26: Models prepare backstage before shows at Lagos Fashion & Design Week on October 26, 2013 in Lagos, Nigeria. The early event gathers local designers and designers to show their latest collections. (Photo by: Per-Anders Pettersson)
LAGOS, NIGERIA MAY 29: Fifteen year old model Favour Lucky poses for pictures during a photo shoot at Radisson Blu hotel on May 29, 2013 in Lagos, Nigeria. Favour won Nigeria’s next supermodel when she was fourteen years old. She has modeled in Johannesburg, Cape Town, New York and Atlanta. (Photo by: Per-Anders Pettersson)
ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA – OCTOBER 24: Invited guests attend an installation show in the Italian Ambassador’s residence during the HUB of Africa Fashion Week, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on October 24, 2015. (Photo by: Per-Anders Pettersson)
After working on the rising African fashion industry for six years, you recently had the inaugural exhibition of ‘African Catwalk’ at one of the most influential and exciting galleries in Milan. It must have been wonderful to finally see the work come together at Galleria Carla Sozzani/ 10 Corso Como in Milan.
Thank you, it is an honor to have a solo-show there as it’s the place in Milan/Italy for fashion. The exhibition was curated by Alessia Glaviano (Senior Photo Editor of Vogue Italia). The gallery also has a boutique hotel, an incredible bookshop, a restaurant and a bar. All this ensures that it draws a truly cosmopolitan, international crowd.
It’s important to me that this work is seen and judged by people who work in, and know the fashion industry as I want the story and the African fashion industry to be taken seriously. The gallery is owned by Carla Sozzani, the sister of Franca Sozzani, the editor in chief of Italian Vogue and it has showcased the best in international photography throughout the years. It’s great to have my work there.
The book ‘African Catwalk’, published by Kehrer, will be launched at Galleri Kontrast, Stockholm, on June 2nd, 2016, at 6 – 8 pm.
The artist will make a short presentation including a slideshow and a book signing.
The exhibition ‘African Catwalk’ will be at Galleria Carla Sozzani, Milan, until June 5th, 2016.
Check out Per-Anders profile and more of his work here.
Often returning to his subjects to observe the effect of time on a story, Ola Torkelsson is first and foremost a photojournalist, but also writer, videographer and sound man. He likes to work independently. From the intrigues of US politics to some of the darkest elements of the war on terror, from protesters in Cairo to refugees in Europe, he covers a diverse range of subjects. Kontinent caught up with Ola as he prepares once again to return to the US to continue his work on the election.
All images © Ola Torkelsson / Kontinent 2016
On the fourth of November 2008 , Barack Obama was elected President of the United States with over 67 million votes. In Harlem, New York, it was a day full of emotions, pride and joy. People gathered out on the streets to celebrate.
Photo: Ola Torkelsson / Kontinent
You’ve recently come back from the United States where you are documenting the 2016 election and the general atmosphere among the American voters. This will be the third American election that you’re covering. Please tell us how it all started?
Originally it all started because I have a great interest in politics and the US is a fascinating country. 2008 was the first time I went because I wanted to experience a US election. I was in New Hampshire, the second state in the primary elections, covering Barack Obama’s ‘Yes We Can’ campaign. During this time I also traveled around 17 states and did a project portraying over 65 Americans and their thoughts on politics at that time. It was published in the Swedish newspapers SvD and Sydsvenskan. MSBNC, USA, picked up on it and bought it for their site. They thought it was a different and interesting angle. Then I covered the election in 2012, and now it’s time for a new election and I ‘m going back to meet people from all over the country. Perhaps I’ll meet some of the people I met in 2008 and see how life has changed for them.
Photo from behind the scenes while portraying American Voters 2016.
Where does your interest in American politics come from?
I find politics very interesting. I’m interested in the game, the way things are achieved and the way in which they aren’t. We are very influenced by the US in Sweden, yet, unlike here, American elections are very emotional, and then of course everything in US is on a massive scale. It’s a very diverse society in many ways, this can, of course, be both good and bad, which I find fascinating.
Tell us a little about the atmosphere in New York when Barack Obama won in 2008.
People probably thought that he could walk on water. I was in Harlem on election night and people were completely enthralled, overjoyed, and so proud. It was of great significance for African-Americans/ progressive Americans.
Initially, there was a quiet, solemn mood. There were long queues, people stood waiting, no-one was in a hurry. Then in the evening when the news came, people cheered and many cried. At that time in Harlem there were no cars, people were in the streets.
Now, in 2016, it’s election time again and there’s a lot of criticism of Obama. This generally comes from the white middle-class and the workers, who feel forgotten and left behind. When Obama ran for president he promised that he would do a lot for the average American, for the black community and for the workers. However, much of Trump’s success is as a result of many people feeling, especially among the white middle class and the workers, that no one speaks for them.
You have been to and photographed at Guantánamo, Cuba, on two occasions, (2008 & 2013). How was it working there?
I have traveled and worked in a lot of places around the world as a photojournalist and Guantánamo is the most surreal place I’ve ever been to. When you first arrive there, you’re given a special tour of the military base. At first glance, it’s like any ordinary American military base with a McDonald’s and all the things you might associate with such a place. Then you go two kilometers with a jeep to a prison where people are held 100 meters from the sea, yet most of them have not seen the sea for ten years. The prisoners are not accused of anything. Many will probably not be released, and those who refuse to eat are forced-fed with a tube through the nose.
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, June 2013. Detainees waiting to pray inside one of the prison compounds at Guantanamo Bay. Suicide is forbidden in Guant·namo - including starving yourself to death. Therefore America's armed forces force-feed hunger-striking prisoners with tubes through the nose, in contravention of medical ethics guidelines. After more than eleven years' imprisonment, many of the 166 prisoners have stopped believing that they will leave the camp alive. This was the second visit to the naval base and the detention camps at Guantanamo by Ola Torkelsson. He first visited the base in January 2009 When Barack Obama was installed as President of the United States. Obama's first act as President was to sign Executive Order 13492 - "Review and Disposition of Individuals Detained at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base and Closure of Detention Facilities" with the ambition to close the prisons for good. Since then, prisoners have been transferred to third-party countries but the prisons are still up and running, holding 166 prisoners from 23 countries. During the spring and summer of 2013, a number of prisoners have gone on hunger strike. The hunger strikers are being force-fed with tubes through the nose, in contravention of medical ethnic guidelines. When Ola Torkelsson visited Guantanamo in July, the holy month of Ramadan had just begun so the force-feeding took place at night or early morning before the sun rose to respect the prisonerís religious beliefs. Photo by Ola Torkelsson Copyright Ola Torkelsson
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, June 2013. Suicide is forbidden in Guant·namo - including starving yourself to death. Therefore America's armed forces force-feed hunger-striking prisoners with tubes through the nose, in contravention of medical ethics guidelines. After more than eleven years' imprisonment, many of the 166 prisoners have stopped believing that they will leave the camp alive. This was the second visit to the naval base and the detention camps at Guantanamo by Ola Torkelsson. He first visited the base in January 2009 When Barack Obama was installed as President of the United States. Obama's first act as President was to sign Executive Order 13492 - "Review and Disposition of Individuals Detained at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base and Closure of Detention Facilities" with the ambition to close the prisons for good. Since then, prisoners have been transferred to third-party countries but the prisons are still up and running, holding 166 prisoners from 23 countries. During the spring and summer of 2013, a number of prisoners have gone on hunger strike. The hunger strikers are being force-fed with tubes through the nose, in contravention of medical ethnic guidelines. When Ola Torkelsson visited Guantanamo in July, the holy month of Ramadan had just begun so the force-feeding took place at night or early morning before the sun rose to respect the prisonerís religious beliefs. Photo by Ola Torkelsson Copyright Ola Torkelsson
In the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States, and after the American invasion of Afghanistan, prisoners suspected of being al Qaeda members or supporters were transported to the Guantánamo military prison. In 2002, President George W. Bush made it the central prison for suspects considered unlawful enemy combatants in the newly christened "war on terror." Photo: Ola Torkelsson / Kontinent
One of the promises that Obama gave in 2008 was that he would close Guantánamo as soon as he got into office. Why do you think that Obama has not managed to do this?
Throughout his time in office, Obama focused very much on the Affordable Care Act, or, as it is known colloquially, ObamaCare. Now, however, it seems that he is doing a final push, this year for example, it’s been Cuba and Iran. He has nothing to lose right now. On the whole, it has been difficult for him in Congress, he has not been able to do much.
Regarding foreign policy, you’ve also been and done ‘Drones USAF’. Can you tell us more about it?
Former president, George Bush Jr. was heavily criticized for using (armed) drones when it came to potential terrorists and suspects in Afghanistan and Pakistan. But it is actually Obama who has used this to the greatest extent. Obama has extended this program.
A few years ago, in 2013, I visited the primary training-center in the U.S.A for drone operators and pilots. The operators/ pilots walk around in their flight suits, they enter into these small containers where they sit down, just like a pilot in an airplane, and operate the drones. It was an interesting experience. We’ll certainly be seeing more of these drones being used in many different ways.
Holloman Air Force Base, Almagordo, New Mexico, USA june 2013.
Holloman Air Force Base is the U.S. Air Forceís primary training center for drone operators. The pilots spend their days in sand-colored trailers learning how to operate the different kinds of drones or UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle). The crew typically consists of a pilot and a “sensor operator”.
Photo by Ola Torkelsson / Kontinent
The display shown to the sensor operator. In this case a computer generated picture of a soldier looked from a high altitude.
How is it to work as a photojournalist in the US?
Generally, it is pretty good. The Americans are fascinated that Swedes are so interested and are so well informed about the US elections. When I tell them that the election is featured every day in our newspapers, they often say “I can imagine that you Swedes generally know more about the US elections than the average American.”
What do you hope to achieve in the next couple of months?
Eight years ago, before the 2008 elections, I met many different American voters in different parts of the country and heard about their lives, hopes and dreams.
I plan to reconnect and meet some of the same people that I met in 2008. It will be exciting to see now, eight years later, how their lives have changed during the Obama years.
During your career, you have done many interesting stories – ‘Drones USAF’, Guantanamo, the US elections and also some projects in the Middle East. Where do you find your stories and how do you proceed?
The foundation for me is to try to read as much as I can, I always try to keep up with what’s happening. I read lots of books and different newspapers from across the world.
Regarding my own work, although it may sound trite, I very much believe in the old Swedish expression “to mirror the small in the big and the big in the small.”
The work on the American electorate is very much in this style, it ‘reflects the election in one person’s life’. It asks ‘how have these eight years been for you?’.
Please define your view on the role of the photojournalist / documentary photographer in today’s society? What does photography mean to you?
It is easy that the work becomes polarized these days because things move fast in the media, but nuance is important.
Photojournalism for me has a lot to do with nuance. It is important to emphasize things and contribute to a nuanced discussion in order to show that the world, society and humanity is complex.
Ola Torkelsson on Instagram: olatorkelsson
We decided to catch up with Kontinent photographer Niclas Hammarström to talk about his latest exhibition Krigsbarn, which opened on World Press Freedom Day (May 3rd) at Söderhallarna, Stockholm. This exhibition, which runs until May 17th 2016, reflects the terrifying spectrum of physical and psychological suffering faced by millions of children living in war and conflict zones throughout the world today.
Children are the most vulnerable members of society, and therefore the greatest victims of war. Here you and the journalist Magnus Falkehed, through images and testimonies, have given them a voice. How was it for you to work so closely with them?
Yes children are the most vulnerable yet we rarely hear their accounts of war. Both Magnus and I felt this. When we were thinking about this job we thought to ourselves, what is the most important issue in the world right now? What are we going to to tell people about? It’s these kids. It was the children’s stories we wanted to tell.
What initiated the project War Child?
Once we had come up with the idea of what we wanted to do, we also realised that we needed to make an extensive documentary project, to tell the stories of children who grow up in, or who are born into war. Magnus had met someone from Postkodlotteriet and through them he had found out about Postkodlotteriet’s Cultural Foundation that funds social and cultural projects that transcend global barriers. As the organisation War child was about to start in Sweden we contacted them and asked whether they might be a collaborative partner.
Panshir, Afghanistan.
The brothers Ahmed Agha, 12 years old, and Nazir Agha, 7 years old, are hunting birds before school starts. The field they hunt in is full of old Russian tanks.
Photo: Niclas Hammarström / Kontinent
You have worked in war zones extensively around the world. What can we expect to see in this exhibition?
The exhibition depicts the situation of 1/8 of the world’s children today as one in eight children is born into a conflict zone. In order to reflect the scope of this suffering, Magnus and I, decided to cover five different conflicts on five continents over six months. The exhibition consists of stories from Iraq, Afghanistan, Honduras, the Ukraine and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Please tell us about one of the images that you feel close to and let us know a little more about it.
One picture from Honduras, which depicts a traumatized young girl by the name of Alicia who had just witnessed the brutal killing of her father. The body had hardly been removed by the police before the rest of the family had to flee into the mountains for fear of the gang’s return. There is no time to mourn in a country ravaged by gang violence.
When considering the child fighters of the Congo, one is struck not only by the brutal nature of their situation, but also by their loss of innocence. What was it like to spend time with them?
We were with some young soldiers in the rebel group Raia Mutomboki , a group of lost souls seeking community and belonging. These guys didn’t seem to have any political agenda . Many of them have were abducted as children, brainwashed, forced to witness atrocious acts and brought up as soldiers. The group’s leader had hidden the youngest children when Magnus and I came to the jungle village and rebel stronghold. The kids we met, were 15 years and older. Many of these guys are high on drugs and they wear amulets on their arms, which they believe makes them immortal. They were taught as children that as a result of raping women they would gain extra strength. Magnus and I were supposed to be embedded with these guys for a week but the neighboring village became so jealous that we hadn’t come to cover them first that we had to leave after two days. Tensions were running high and a war nearly broke out.
Please tell us more about the image of the boy in bandages?
This is Artem, seven years old, and we’re visiting him in a hospital in Donetsk, Ukraine. Artem and his nine year old cousin, Xanita, were playing close to a tank which exploded. Xanita was killed and Artem was left with third degree burns covering sixty percent of his body. Artem’s father has not yet told his son about Xanita’s’s death.
Donetsk, Ukraine.
Artem, 7 years old, lays in a hospital in Donetsk. He has third-degree burns covering 60 percent of the body after a tank exploded near him and his cousin. His cousin Xantia, nine years old, died instantly. Artem’s father watches over his son.
I am interested in the duality of the visual language in War Child. It goes between straight photojournalism and a more quiet, contemplative language. Have you specifically chosen to contrast your images like this?
I wanted to have a varied visual expression throughout the project. I wanted to find a different way to reflect the situation of the children in the Congo to that of those in Afghanistan and the other countries we worked in. The stories we heard in Iraq were very powerful. We became close to the people in Iraq, who very much wanted us to tell their stories. I think the images reflect that.
Nyambembe, Congo One of the rebel groups Raia Mutomboki (RM) has a division in the village of Nyambembe. Many of the soldiers look like minors, but when asked, they insist say they are over 18 years old. Here they are on their way to a meeting with another RM movement in the neighboring village. Musigwa-Moïse (in the yellow t-shirt) looks 15 years old but says he is 30. Photo: Niclas Hammarström / Kontinent
Luntukulu, Congo Helena Myango, 17 years old, was raped by five Raia Mutomboki (RM) soldiers. She became pregnant and had a daughter, Léa. Helena first had difficulty accepting the child but today things are better. She hopes that her daughter Léa will become a minister and will help to create a more equal Congo. Helena wants to see Leah’s father punished. The men who raped her are just a couple of kilometers away from her village. Photo: Niclas Hammarström / Kontinent
Ukraine Nikita, 8 years old, is living in a bomb shelter in Donetsk. He cannot stay in his home on the Ukrainian side because it is right on the front line. He has lived here for over a year as a result of the war. His only toys are a rifle and two toy tanks. “When I grow up, I’ll be a soldier” he says. Photo: Niclas Hammarström / Kontinent
Dohuk, Iraq Nora Tamo, 26 years old, with seven of her children. Her husband and two children are still in the hands of Isis. Photo: Niclas Hammarström / Kontinent
Dohuk, Iraq Hadia, 10 years old, in her mother, Walida’s arms. They were both prisoners of Isis. Hadia had to be trained to become an Isis fighter. She was forced to witness as people were being executed. Hadia also had to be involved and carry out executions. Photo: Niclas Hammarström / Kontinent
Lashhar Gah, Afghanistan Said, 2 years old, has been shot in the head. The bullet entered the back of his head and rotated half a revolution before it stopped behind his right eye. The eye cannot be saved and the doctors can only hope that Said does not have any permanent brain damage. The doctors found ammunition in Said’s backpack. It is common that the Taliban use children to smuggle ammunition and weapons. Photo: Niclas Hammarström / Kontinent
San Pedro Sula, Honduras Alicia Pineda cries a lot during the trip to Santa Barbara. She does not understand why they should suffer. The smaller children sleep during the bumpy journey. Photo: Niclas Hammarström / Kontinent
Photojournalism plays a role in recording history, raising awareness and public debate. To what extent do you think documentary photography has a role in conflict resolution?
I think it plays a large role, and now more than ever. Especially when considering the recent pictures from Greece of the refugee crisis, in particular the image of the dead three year old Syrian boy, washed up on a Turkish beach. A single image reflecting the tragedy of the Syrian conflict and the extreme lengths that families were willing to go to in order to reach safety in Europe. That powerful photograph, along with several others, initiated a change in the refugee debate across Europe. So yes, the image plays a very important role today in raising public debate.
San Pedro Sula, Honduras.
Milton Pineda and Jorge Gomez were brutally executed in their home. Several men stormed into their house and pulled them out onto the lawn. The men were shot multiple times and the whole family witnessed the event. Yobany Pineda, 13 years old, stands and looks at the place where his uncle was executed.
I have always been struck by James Nachtwey’s statement “I have been a witness, and these pictures are my testimony. The events I have recorded should not be forgotten and must not be repeated.” You have also bourne witness to many atrocities, yet despite the work of yourself and others, such as Nachtwey, the events repeat. Where do you find the strength to continue?
Right now I feel empty after having met and heard the testimonies of children in war. But I do find immense strength in telling the stories, that few people will cover. It was important to be able to meet these children who want people to hear about what they have gone through and to be able to communicate that to the rest of the world. I strongly believe in the power of the image in raising global awareness.
See more of Niclas Hammarströms work here.
The exhibition ‘Children in War’, in association with humanitarian organisation War Child, runs from May 3rd to May 17th in Stockholm and will then travel other cities across Sweden.
War Child is an international NGO that provides assistance to children living in war and conflict zones. To learn more about them, please visit: http://www.warchild.se/sv
Kontinent welcomes interns a couple of times a year to come and experience the ins and outs of running a photo agency while having the opportunity to assist a few of our photographers. Our agency is a place where photographers believe strongly in sharing ideas and helping others evolve in their work. Interns are encouraged to show and share their work for feedback. We are really pleased to have had Oscar Eriksson work alongside us recently. During his internship Oscar began a beautiful series on an iconic place in Södermalm: ‘Honest Al’s Barbershop’. We decided to catch up with Oscar to hear more about his time with us.
Please tell us a little about yourself?
I was born and raised in the small town of Härnösand. During secondary school I discovered my interest in photography and chose to study media focusing on photography. Gradually I began to freelance a little for some local newspapers. My personal photography has always been strongly combined with my interest in nature. Currently I am studying the second term of the photojournalism program at Mittuniversitetet.
When did you first discover your love of, and interest, in photography?
While at secondary school I had started to become more and more interested in the environment that surrounds us. I realised that photography would be a good way for me to explore it. I love having the ability to tell stories in a visual and creative way.
Do you have any heroes— dead or alive?
I don’t have any specific heroes, but I do follow Paolo Pellegrins work.
We love the photo series you made of the old school barbershop. What made you choose Honest Al’s as your subject?
Kontinent’s founder, Magnus Laupa, gave me some great advice and we arranged when I could go by and talk with some people at Honest Al’s. I was really drawn to the original decor and the way in which they worked. I photographed everyone at work for a few days and then returned to see customers come and go.
There is a lovely subtle sense of humor in the series. Is that common to your work?
No, I don’t think so. The pictures are probably quite coloured by the general atmosphere at Honest Al’s. Humour is as much a part of the place as cutting hair is.
Why did you choose to work with Kontinent? What was the highlight of your time at Kontinent?
I was curious about the day to day life of a photojournalist. There are many Kontinent photographers who work with the kind of projects that I’d like to do in the future.
The highlight of working with Kontinent was the nice atmosphere in the meeting room. There was a feeling that everyone helped each other even though most of them were working on their individual projects.
What are your future plans?
I hope to work as a freelance photographer / filmmaker. Preferably on longer documentary projects.
Chernobyl Summer Camp Exhibition
The exhibition by Pi Frisk opens on 28th April at the Södertörn University in Stockholm.
30 years ago today, on 26th April 1986, reactor 4 at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant exploded. The Nuclear legacies project group at Centre for Baltic and East European studies at Södertörn University (CBEES) proposes to reflect on this month over the legacy of the Chernobyl disaster today – 30 years later.
The Chernobyl legacy will be adressed at the University Library with presentations of prominent authors, researchers and at the exhibition “Chernobyl summer camp” by photographer Pi Frisk (from 28th April to 13th May).
Pi Frisk was awarded third prize in the Swedish Picture of the Year for a portrait from the series. See the full story here. Read a previous interview with Pi Frisk here.
Read more about the actual event here.
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Kontinent photographer Moa Karlberg’s widely published series ‘Hundred Times the Difference’ will be exhibited at the Gallery Espace Arlaud in Lausanne, Switzerland, between 1st of May and July 3rd, 2016. This powerful body of work was carried out with support from the International Women’s Media Foundation. It was first published by ‘The New Yorker’ in September 2015 after which it received a lot of attention in the international media. We met up with Moa for a chat about her upcoming exhibition.
Could you please tell us a little more about this project?
A few years ago, I started photographing Swedish women in labor. I was fascinated by the intense emotions surrounding this life event and how this expresses itself across the women’s faces. Witnessing a delivery is an intimate and authentic situation, which is particularly suited to documentary work. As the parents-to-be are so focused on what they’re doing, the photographer becomes a ‘fly on the wall’. As a photographer I love to work in these situations.
After having documented several births I was impressed not only by the resources available at Swedish Maternity Wards but also the skill-set of the midwifes. I realized how fortunate Swedish women are to give birth in this country.
As I started looking into maternal mortality rates around the world, my eyes were opened to the global injustice in this field. Research shows that the majority of the fifty most dangerous countries to give birth in are all located in Sub-Saharan Africa. ‘Hundred Times the Difference’ came about due to the fact that I wanted to visualize this global injustice by depicting similarities while emphasizing the differences. I was then offered the opportunity to go to Tanzania where the maternal mortality rate is a hundred times higher than in Sweden.
This series is exclusively made up of black and white portraits without any further surrounding context. What made you decide on that particular visual language?
I wanted the photos to show similarities rather than differences. Regardless of the practical circumstances, all women go through the same physical phases during labor. The images were taken in different light conditions and with different colors present; in Sweden everybody uses the same white gowns and sheets, whereas in Tanzania the fabrics are covered with colorful patterns. So I chose to remove all colors.
My focus was on the women’s facial expressions and their emotions. The photos show similarities between the women (a shared humanity), and the accompanying text focuses more on the differences in maternal healthcare between the two countries.
The women you featured in this work were in Sweden and Tanzania. Did you have to approach the subject differently in each country?
For practical reasons, yes. I was able to work at a slower pace in Sweden, where I could contact mothers-to-be in advance and be on stand-by around their due date. In Tanzania, however, time was limited, it was more about getting in touch with the right authorities. I had to get access to clinics where I would ask women on the spot if they would participate.
‘Hundred times the Difference’ has been published internationally in the news media. What do you think has been its main appeal?
Although many people are aware of the disparities and inequalities in global maternal healthcare, few react emotionally when presented with the statistical data in a traditional way. This is why I started thinking how to explore and present research in a innovative way that appeals to people’s emotions. In the series ‘Hundred Times the Difference’, repetition plays a big role visually. The photographs need each other, I never present them as single photos.
Before I did this project, I didn’t really know what women in labor would look like, what their facial expressions would be. I suppose most people haven’t seen that before. I mean, everybody has seen some kind of birth photos, but not visualized this way.
It strikes me when looking at your different bodies of work that a lot of thought, research and time goes into them. Do you consider yourself more of a documentary photographer than photojournalist?
I try to do what feels important and what stays in my mind. Every now and then I have ideas that just won’t leave my head unless I realize them. Sometimes it takes a long time to carry out a project and sometimes it goes faster. My projects are not always journalistic, however, they are always documentary in nature. I don’t think one should limit oneself to labels.
You have a varied body of work covering a number of issues from around the world. What do you consider to be the common thread running through it?
I’m obsessed with the authenticity of people’s expressions, so I guess that’s the overall thread. In retrospect, I see that many of my projects have been linked to social inequalities and women living lives different from my own.
Are you working on anything new at the moment?
I just started a project together with one of the Swedish women from ‘Hundred Times the Difference’. She has an interesting personality and is about to give birth to her 9th child. I will help her produce her video blog about her daily life in order for her to connect with mothers of many children. In 2015 I was awarded an education grant from the Swedish Journalist Union, which enabled me to pursue a documentary film workshop at Escuela Internacional de Cine y Television in Cuba. This new project is a great opportunity for me explore the documentary format in a different medium. Stay tuned!
For details of Moa Karlberg’s forthcoming exhibition, please visit:
www.musees.vd.ch/espace-arlaud/accueil/
Interview by Malin Sjöberg
View more of Moa‘s work here:
Brandy 2004 – 2014
Watching you watch me
Linda Forsell is an award-winning photojournalist who, for the past five years, has worked extensively with women’s issues all over the world. During 2014, Linda travelled to Guatemala to document the harsh realities faced by young girls having children. In a country with strict abortion laws, 5100 girls between the ages of 10-14, gave birth as a result of rape in 2013. ‘Children Having Children’ is an important body of work based on the unerring belief in the necessity to tell the stories of these girls.
Congratulations on the recent diploma you received from the Norwegian International Reporter organization for your story Children having Children. This is such a powerful series. How did it come about?
I had been working on issues concerning violence against women for two years in a previous project when I found out about this story through a colleague. At that time I was feeling slightly frustrated by the fact that violence against women is often difficult to depict. It is almost impossible to be there at the time of the event and there are rarely visible scars that echo the extent of the abuse. When I heard about the situation of the young girls in Guatemala I felt that this was a story that would make it possible to visualise violence against women. It would also touch the root of gender inequality at the same time as highlighting the girls’ specific situation. So I decided to attempt to pursue it.
While working on Children having Children did you adapt your way of working in any way?
I wanted to work in a slower manner while still retaining some flexibility, so I decided to work with a a digital medium format camera. Also, I wanted to allow the story to flow freely within a certain framework, which is why I didn’t commit to a particular visual language until after my second trip to Guatemala.
This is a intimate documentary subject. How difficult was it for you to gain access?
It was difficult and it would have been impossible without the help of several local organisations that have put their heart and soul into women’s rights. They shared their knowledge about the culture and society as well as their trust with these girls. This let me in through the door. But since many of these girls are scarred on the inside as much as on the outside, the truly difficult part was to get past the mental wall that they have built to defend themselves. Many of them are very closed off and it is difficult for them to let anyone in. Some are also very poor and feel a strong distrust towards all sorts of authorities and initially believed me to have some hidden agenda. In the end time was key, to spend longer periods of time with them.
A lot of people would say this is a difficult issue, how did you deal with it emotionally?
This is a very difficult and strenuous subject to work with and the solution for me has been to attempt to counter the bad with equal amounts of good. I don’t mind working with atrocious subjects as they give me strength and it feels meaningful. I do try to fill my life with other things as well, positive experiences that balance the scale. When I’ve failed to do that, I’ve felt pretty down.
We often ask photojournalists what drives them. What drives you?
Curiosity and an eagerness to understand people and societies is one reason. It is important to tell visual stories and narratives that interest me. I also hope to plant a seed in the minds of the people who see my photos and to awaken a line of thought that they previously didn’t have.
How much power do you believe photojournalists have when it comes to making change happen?
I believe photojournalism is significant as it documents what is going on in the world. It serves a purpose purely as a way of recording history, in raising current important issues and in uniting public opinion. But I also think that photojournalism plays no greater role than many other things. Occasionally it can make an instant change, but most of the time it is one piece of a very big puzzle that can contribute to make a positive change.
The organisation OSAR (Observatorio en Salud Sexual y Reproductiva) helped you to realise this project. Last year they were instrumental in changing the law in Guatemala on the age of marriage. This goes some way in protecting young girls from abuse at the hands of older men. What are the next steps to be taken in your view?
To protect the vulnerable against sexual abuse, some big steps need to be taken to enforce laws that are already in place. This will be difficult as it requires challenging deeply rooted cultural values. One important factor to make this happen is to have mandatory sexual education in school and to teach children that women have equal value as men.
You have a varied body of work, what do you consider to be the common thread running through it?
This is a difficult question but I have always wanted to try to take the viewer as close to the person in the photo as possible. In other words, to make you feel “that could be me” and not as though it’s someone very far away. As a documentary photographer I have always felt more strongly about structural issues rather than instant events. With regards to visual language, I think someone else is probably better suited to try and figure out the common thread. All I know is that I try to choose a visual language that I think is right for the story.
You’ve just embarked on a five year medical degree, focusing on reproductive health. Can we expect to see any more documentary work in the future?
I have far from decided my specialty yet, but reproductive health is definitely high on my list. And yes, I definitely plan to continue with photography. Maybe not at the same rate as at the moment and possibly with a slightly different approach. I feel more inspired than ever now to work on photographic projects.
View more of Linda‘s work here:
Children who have children
Amish moment in the present time
And the website of her previous long project: “Cause of Death: Woman“
Today, April 8, is International Romani Day. Jörgen Johansson has documented the lives of the Roma in Sweden since in 2013. Photo: Jörgen Johansson / Kontinent
Photojournalist Jörgen Johansson´s portfolio of work gives a voice to the silenced and a stage to the disenfranchised. When he removes the camera strap from around his neck, it is quickly replaced by a guitar. This connection to music affords him the insider status to capture musicians from a very unique perspective.
You have quite a lot of different bodies of work. Could you please tell us about the reportage on Carlos?
Hamburg is part of my childhood as I spent the first year of my life there. Hamburg Hauptbahnhof has always been a place that has made me stand still for a moment. I’ve always returned here throughout the years as though I was looking for something. Then I met Carlos about a two years ago. He was born to a prostitute mother. He grew up in Connecticut, USA but has returned to Hamburg. It’s a story about a man who lives on the edge, a man with a serious heart condition, a man who calls himself a ‘survivor’. It is very important to do reportages like this, i.e. reflect people like Carlos’ personal everyday stories. In fact, for me it is just as important as documenting the situation of the Roma or the plight of the refugees from Syria.
Where do you get your driving force from? How did you get started in photography?
It is difficult to remember, it was so long ago. I started off as a music reporter. Then I bought myself camera, and someone on the editorial desk asked me whether I didn’t want to become a photographer. So I guess it went from there.
About your music career, you played with Bruce Springsteen. Can you describe what it was like?
In 2012, I played with Bruce on stage in his hometown, Asbury Park, New Jersey, and it was amazing, a memory for life. I’ve known Bruce for a few years and I’ve visited his hometown before. Then in 2012, I was invited to play at Ashbury Park music festival. I ended up playing five nights in a row.
Vini Lopez: “Steel Mill was blues, rock, jazz, country & western. It just had that edge. We took everything as far as we could, and then we had Federici’s B3 organ. Bruce was from the Castiles, Danny played with Chinnock, I played with Sonny Kenn and Little Vinnie had been all over the place with the Motifs. Around here we became like a supergroup, I guess.” Prior to joining Sonny & the Starfires, The Downtown Tangiers Band, and The Moment of Truth, Vini Lopez was playing drums with dj Buzzy Lubinsky. In February of 1969 Lopez and keyboardist Danny Federici invited Bruce Springsteen and bass player Vinnie Roslin to start a band. Child, later known as Steel Mill, worked its way to national recognition, and was offered a record deal that Springsteen decided to turn down. Lopez, nicknamed “Maddog”, became the original E Street Band drummer, and stayed with Springsteen until February of 1974. Later, he kept rocking the Jersey Shore – mid 1970′s to present – with bands like The Lord Gunner Group, Maddog & the Shakes, Steel Mill Retro, and License To Chill. Photo: Jörgen Johansson / Kontinent
Pete Yorn Photo: Jörgen Johansson / Kontinent
Steven Van Zandt: ”In those days it wasn’t hip to be in a band. In fact, it wasn’t socially acceptable. My parents would probably have preferred me being a thief, ’cause that was more respectable. Rock ’n’ roll was just weird, and long hair was even weirder. I was the only one in my town, and Bruce was the only one in his town.” Star of television series ”The Sopranos” and ”Lillyhammer”, radio host, record label owner, solo recording artist, E Street Band member … Steven Van Zandt, often known as Miami Steve or Little Steven, honed his craft at the Upstage in Asbury Park, playing in various bands from The Jaywalkers to Steel Mill. Prior to becoming a founding member, songwriter, and record producer for Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes, he also spent time touring with The Dovells. Van Zandt joined The E Street Band in 1975, and officially left in 1984 to pursue a solo career during which he recorded five albums and wrote/produced the song ”Sun City” for Artists United Against Apartheid. In 1999 he reunited with Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band. Photo: Jörgen Johansson / Kontinent
Lance Larson: “The only people from around here who became truly famous are Jon Bon Jovi and Bruce Springsteen. Yeah, and the guys who played with Bruce, of course. But these scenes have witnessed so many good bands. From Billy Chinnock’s Downtown Tangiers Band to The Cahoots.” In the late 1960′s Lance Larson worked as a bartender at The Student Prince in Asbury Park. He was also a singer/songwriter, and after a coupe of memorable years with cover band Cold Blast & Steel he came close to success with his own material, fronting The Lord Gunner Group. John Bongiovi & The Wild Ones, featuring a young Jon Bon Jovi, used to open for Lord Gunner. Larson is still performing and recording. He also co-manages The Wonder Bar. Photo: Jörgen Johansson / Kontinent
I’m really intrigued about your Feet Project. Please tell us more about it?
It started out as a fun, accidental thing and has now grown into a proper project. I’m really excited about it and it’s just been decided that the series will be shown at Hovdala Slott in May 2017. The plan now is to travel around Skåne and show the land in a different way. The idea is to convey the beauty of it and that we, humankind, need to take care of it.
Could you explain a little about your reportage on Fabian? How did that come about?
It was purely by chance. I was covering an open water swimming event at a little lake outside of Hästveda, Skåne. I remember it being really windy that day and I was photographing the general event. As the competition was about to start, we noticed a very determined young man, Fabian, struggling to get into the water with the help of his family. (Fabian, 14 years old, was born with spina bifida and is therefore wheelchair bound.) I was drawn to the story of not just Fabian, but his entire family, being there helping him. I asked his mother if I might tell his story and they agreed.
The Story of Fabian. During the swimming competition in Sjötorp you have to get out of the Göta Canal between the locks. All the contestants run while Fabian gets out of the water and into his wheelchair with help from his grandfather and the rest of the family. Photo: Jörgen Johansson / Kontinent
The iconic stock exchange building at the Place de la Bourse (a symbolic centre point of Brussels) brings out strong emotions about the terrorist attacks that happened just over two weeks ago. Photo: Jörgen Johansson / Kontinent
I was asked to make a film that would be shown in connection with a fundraising concert for the benefit of the homeless in Hässleholm. The film has been shown more than 11,000 times, and Jonas (pictured) now has his own accommodation. Photo: Jörgen Johansson / Kontinent
Carlo Behrens has a heart condition. He hasn’t touched drugs or alcohol since December 28, 2015. At the hospital in Eppendorf, Hamburg, doctors do everything they can to help him – they’ve said that a drop of alcohol could be the end. Photo: Jörgen Johansson / Kontinent
How do you find your reportage ideas?
A lot of people get in touch with me asking if I’d be interested in their story. They might have seen my previous documentary work and they appreciate my approach, curiosity and the way I depict a personal story. In the case of Fabian, I approached his mother asking if I could document their story.
After years of working as a photojournalist internationally and working as picture editor at Skånska Dagbladet, I no longer feel the need to travel widely to do stories. I have so much here in Hässleholm and I’m interested in local personal stories.
Is there a connection between your stories, a common thread running through them all?
Yes, I believe so. I’m drawn to personal everyday stories. In the case of Fabian, I was interested in documenting the life, journey, struggles and joys of the whole family.
I started out as a reporter but my dream has always been to do documentary photography as it allows me to do these vital personal everyday stories.
What are you working on right now?
Tomorrow I’m going to Brussels for a photo job. Right now I’m driving to do a story on the first local female football team in Röke.
View more of Jörgens work here:
Local Heroes – The Asbury Park
His blog Vardagligen.
The feet project at Footbook.se
And his new Vlogg.
Icelandic uprise
Kontinent photographer Vilhelm Stokstad was in Iceland just as the revelations of financial scandals from the Panama Papers brought the Icelandic prime minister to a difficult position, facing heavy criticism from the people. Here are some images from the demonstrations that occurred on April 4th outside the Icelandic parliament.
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Surgical instruments industry in Pakistan
The surgical instruments manufacturing in Sialkot, Pakistan, is an industry with a global market value of over £200 millon. Vilhelm Stokstad has made a story about the working conditions in this industry and it is now published by the British Medical Association, see the full story here.
Vilhelm also produced a film for Swedish NGO Swedwatch which you can see here.
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The first punishment is to kill the family’s son, the second punishment is to imprison the body. The third is to destroy the family house. Palestinian, father and lawyer Mohammad Elyyan has experienced all three of these punishments. We’re sitting in East Jerusalem and Mohammad’s phone rings constantly during the interview. As a lawyer, he represents 11 families in Jerusalem who await the return of their sons’ bodies. As a father he awaits the return of his own son’s body. – Images featured in Eyewitness.nu. Ed.2. Photo: Magnus Sundberg / Kontinent
Magnus Sundberg worked as a staff photographer at Swedish daily Göteborgs-posten for 25 years. In 2014 he started working as a freelance photographer and in 2015 he founded his own magazine eyewitness.nu. Edition 2 is already available and preparations for the third edition are well underway.
The new edition of Eyewitness covers Israel/Palestine, why did you choose to document this region?
One often sees dramatic images from the area. It was the lack of images dealing with the everyday that made me feel that this was something important to tell. The conflict itself is escalating, especially when we consider the issue of the ‘wall’ and the aggressive settlement policy – there was plenty to document.
How was it to work there?
As a result of a shooting which claimed four lives a while ago, it was a very tense time. It did not matter if you had a press card or not, the police were present the entire time, it really was very tense. People were generally suspicious of your intentions, it was hard to gain their confidence.
A lot of tea was drank as I got closer to people – ultimately, however, this is how I plan to work with the magazine in general, i.e. to take time to get to know people. I would have two meetings and the third time I was invited to someone’s home where I was told their story.
Why did you start Eyewitness.nu?
I’m truly passionate about documentary photography . I want to do what I am good at. I’ve realized how hard it is to sell this type of reportage to other magazines. So this is a way to show that I can do this and it enables me to tell important stories.
We’re living in a time of great change, which I believe is very necessary to document visually. As photographers we have a responsibility to chronicle what is happening.
I felt that this ‘responsibility’ is one I wished to undertake. It doesn’t generate any income right now but I do take my part of the responsibility to document what will, one day, be read about in history books.
How did the first edition sell?
It is still selling and has sold more than 700 copies!
Considering this was the first edition I’m really pleased about this. Unfortunately the second edition has not done quite so well. But it is important not to adjust to what is commercially sale-able, if I do so, the basic idea of the magazine fails, which is to highlight and emphasize difficult issues and specific subjects. I would like the magazine to support itself eventually and in the future I would like to be able to buy stories from, and to show work by, other photographers. In fact, the next edition does feature two photographers and it will be the best edition so far.
Both issues of Eyewitness is available for sale here.
Magnus is based in Gothenburg, Sweden. As staff photographer for the daily morning paper Göteborgs-Posten 1989-2014, he has covered different conflicts and daily life stories around the world. He has been awarded several times in the Swedish picture of the year and awarded Photographer of the year in Europe. He started working as a freelance photographer in 2014, and in 2015 he founded his own magazine eyewitness.nu. The magazine will cover domestic and international documentary stories.
Johan Persson in Red Cross award
Kontinent photographer Johan Persson was just nominated for the Swedish Red Cross journalism award for his work in Burundi together with reporter Anna Roxvall. Here is a collection of his best images from his reportages.
You can read more about the nomination here, and a longer article is also available in the first issue of Blank Spot, currently available in press stores in Sweden.
Extrajudicial killings, gunfire and explosions in the capital – many fear that Burundi is dangerously close to a new civil war. The current crisis in Burundi began early 2015. Heavy protests against president Nkurunziza’s bid for a third term rocked Burundi’s capital Bujumbura in April and May. After a failed coup attempt all open opposition was crushed and street protests stopped. That’s when a new phase begun. Now explosions and gunshots can be heard every night in parts of Bujumbura. Dead bodies are found in rivers and on the streets almost daily. Young men from the protest quarters have begun arming themselves and are attacking police. Burundi’s independent radio stations have been closed down. Human right activists have gone underground. “It feels like we were left to fend for ourselves,” says one activist. Over 200 000 people have already fled the country. Meanwhile, the government is becoming increasingly isolated, closing itself to the outside world.
Johan Persson is working as a Photojournalist worldwide. He is based in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Interview with Anders Hansson
by Vilhelm Stokstad posted March 9, 2016 with No Comments
Kontinent Photographer Anders Hansson was awarded Photographer of the year at the Swedish Picture of the Year award in Jönköping, Sweden, on Saturday. Kontinent CEO Magnus Laupa called him up for an interview:
Congratulations on your recent success at Picture of the Year Awards Sweden 2016.
Winning four awards including the most prestigious one of them all, ‘Sweden’s Photographer of the Year’, is a real confirmation of just how good your work is.
Thank you, yes, winning ‘Sweden’s Photographer of the Year Award’ came as a great surprise to me. Particularly if you consider the incredible work of Magnus Wennman.
I think it must have been as a result of the fact that this year I covered many of the major news stories. It’s amazing, Swedish Radio just called me and wanted to interview me for P4. It all feels a bit unreal.
Do you think that the recognition that comes as a result of winning this award will affect the way in which you work as a freelance photographer?
No,I don’t think so. It’s probably positive if you are a photographer for an established newspaper such as Dagens Nyheter (DN). However, previously it has actually not necessarily helped freelancers. In fact, some have lost work as commissioning editors have tended to regard them almost as ‘overqualified’ for assignments that they might ordinarily have given them.
Let’s consider 2015, which was a very busy year for you. You have covered the refugee situation for quite some time. Could you tell us something about your award winning body of work?
Let’s start with an iconic image from 2015, the picture that depicts a young boy sitting atop a man’s shoulders.
In 2015 more than one million refugees fled to Europe. North Eastern Lesbos is one of the most dangerous landing points for refugees arriving by boat. That day, in the beginning of November, I went out with some Norwegian volunteers, who’d seized a boat from smugglers which they were going to use to help refugees in distress. We went out in the boat to a risky area where few volunteers work. We’d just come in behind a boat of refugees when boat after boat began to arrive. We carried children ashore, everything was soaked, there was water everywhere. When they came ashore many lit fires to dry their clothes. That’s the fire in the background– a fire to dry the clothes.
Please tell us about the image of the children wrapped in thermal blankets.
In the days previous to this photograph, few boats had arrived owing to poor weather conditions. But on the 3rd of November, 7 000 people came to Lesbos, Greece. I photographed one of the last boats to arrive that day. In this picture, you can see the volunteers, wearing headlamps, wrapping the cold, panic-stricken children, in blankets.
When taking pictures in chaotic situations such as these, what do you feel?
Generally one doesn’t have the time to reflect in the moment, you are so focused on the subject and trying to capture it in as intelligible a way as possible. You cannot reflect deeply on the immediate situation at the time. That comes later.
Have you thought much about your work this year? Do memories associated with the images come back to you?
To some extent, not least because I haven’t stopped working with this project [Flykt]. It’s a work in progress and the existing exhibition is constantly updated with new images. I think that over the years I have learned to cope. When I get home to my family, I don’t have time to sit around deep in thought with the kids running about. I’m not particularly brooding by nature. However, memories from photographs do come back.
I understand that Don McCullin is one of your role models. Given that many believe McCullin withdrew from ‘civilisation’, traumatized after years of reporting from the frontline. Has your view of humankind also changed?
Yes, it has but I don’t feel traumatized that way. McCullin witnessed some of the most harrowing humanitarian disasters of the last century. He worked in the most extreme of situations often in conflict zones. My work is mostly concerning the consequences of conflict. I have seen what humankind is capable of and that our idea of ‘civilization’ ultimately is only “…a thin layer of ice”. Yes, that realization has come.
Somewhere along the way, I became a lot less idealistic because one realizes how damn complex everything is. However, I am still an idealist in some areas. The strength that the vulnerable show gives us hope. Just last week at the border between Greece and Macedonia, I arrived at a refugee tent and they offered me the little they had. It is extraordinary to witness people’s immense strength in the face of such adversity. Evil doesn’t surprise me anymore because it appears everywhere. Every now and then, people’s immense goodness shines through.
Evil doesn’t surprise me anymore because it appears everywhere. Every now and then, people’s immense goodness shines through.
Tell us about the Paris photo that won in the category News Image Abroad 2016.
It was several days after the the November 2015 Paris attacks.
My reporter and I were about to have dinner and thousands were gathering nearby at the Place de la République in a show of solidarity. Suddenly, people began running into the restaurant, shouting “they’re shooting, they’re shooting!”. This picture is the one clear exposure of three, which I took of a woman panic-stricken huddled on the floor. It truly expresses, I feel, the state of fear and panic which Paris finds itself in. I have never experienced anything like it.
It is interesting; you work within a wide spectrum. Could you tell us a little of your picture of Lars Vilks and how you arrived at this portrait?
The portrait feels very symbolic of Vilks situation and I wanted to capture that. Vilks is an interesting phenomena as he is completely excluded from participating in Swedish cultural debate. Regardless of what one thinks of him, I think it is odd that we are not more concerned or protective of our freedom of speech. This image was taken the first time my reporter (Niklas) and I met him, and he was playing football with his childhood friends. Vilks is very well guarded and it is difficult to get access to him. During the match, he decided that he wanted to go for a swim. I knew that a picture of Vilks secluded in the ocean would be the portrait that I wanted. So we went with him and fortunately discovered that the beach was more or less deserted.
How was it to cover so many international events when so much was happening in your home town of Malmö?
It was difficult as [in Malmö] so much was happening and I really wanted to document it. But in Sweden so much happens behind closed doors. Permission is needed for everything. On the one hand everyone is worried about protecting the refugees from journalists (and others) and on the other hand we are being told by the refugees that they want their stories to be told. This makes it extremely difficult to go any deeper.
Please tell us about your image that won in the category News Image Sweden 2016.
This photo was taken at the train station the day that Sweden introduced border controls to stop the flow of refugees. It was difficult to do anything that made any sense of the situation. We didn’t want to go onto the trains and take pictures of people’s faces, which we knew would be intimidating. We focused on the police and followed them around. I finally managed to capture an image, which by its’ multilayered nature, I believe, conveys the confusion felt by the refugees.
See the full list of winners at Årets Bild (in Swedish). The winning images are exhibited at Jönköpings Länsmuseum and at Galleri Kontrast in Stockholm (opens saturday the 12th).
Anders Hansson started out as a full time photograper in 1998 after studying Sociology and languages in addition to working as a journalist during the 90’s. Since 2000 he has been covering social issues around the world. From Kongo and Benin in Africa to Svalbard in the Arctic north – always with the common man in focus.
His work has been published in most key Scandinavian newspapers and magazines, such as Politiken(DK), Berlingske(DK), Aftenposten(NO), Suomen Kuvalehti(FI), Hufvudstadsbladet(FI), DN(SE), SVD(SE), Aftonbladet(SE), Ordfront(SE), ETC(SE), Focus(SE) among others.
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5 questions to Pi Frisk
by Vilhelm Stokstad posted March 3, 2016 with 1 Comment
Kontinent is happy to announce and introduce our new member, Pi Frisk, a freelance photographer based in Stockholm, Sweden. Her main interest lies in documentary photography and humanitarian reportage. Pi does various assignments for daily press and news websites and is regularly featured in Sweden’s major newspapers. We have five questions to the Swedish Picture of the Year 2016 nominee.
When did you first discover your interest in photography?
I started using an analogue camera in my teens and quickly developed a strong interest in visual storytelling. At first, I turned the camera to my own world, to the lives of my friends and I. Then, at University, I studied media and communication and became increasingly drawn to the relationship between photography and social issues.
You were nominated in the Swedish Picture of the Year Award, what do you think the jury was attracted to in your work?
The two bodies of work that I submitted are very important to me. They share a similar visual language, but I don’t dare to guess why they were nominated.
Can you tell us how you usually come up with ideas for your stories and describe the projects you were nominated for?
It’s usually something that I see or hear. Impressions. Then I try to run with it, I want to find out more. I’m fascinated by the interchange of image, social engagement and artistic expression.
When the Västmanland wildfire broke out in the summer of 2014, I had just started working for Svenska Dagbladet (SvD). Another team was covering the story and they had produced powerful images, and then the story died in the media. The following summer the story was no longer being reported on. So I decided to go to the area around Sala where the fire had destroyed vast swathes of the forest. I photographed and met some people who told me about the difficulties their community has been facing.
The other project is about a summer camp for children from Belarus affected by the Chernobyl disaster. I had always known of the camp since I grew up nearby. It has been held every other summer for the past twenty years. For a long time, I thought it was a subject that I should document, so in 2015 I contacted the organizers and asked if I could meet the children, spend time with them and cover their story.
Carla and her mother have the right to use the prison yard one hour a day, under the supervision of guards. Photo: Pi Frisk / Kontinent
Carla is just four months but has already started at the bottom of society. Social Services has decided that Carla is best off to be placed with her mother in the women ́s prison in Ystad, Sweden. Photo: Pi Frisk / Kontinent
One year after the Västmanland wildfire, Hans Johansson and Ulla Lundkvist are standing on the foundation of their new house. The old house was the only permanent residence that got destroyed in the fire. Until the new house is done, they have been living in a caravan. Photo: Pi Frisk / Kontinent
One person was killed, houses were burnt down and a huge forest area was destroyed. The Västmanland wildfire broke out on the afternoon of the 31:st of July 2014 on the border between Sala municipality and Surahammar municipality. A year later, Ylva Norén, from the County board of administration in Västmanland, stands in what remains of Hälleskogen. The forest has become a protected area where nature will be able to heal itself. Photo: Pi Frisk / Kontinent
In April 1986, the fourth reactor of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant exploded and hundreds of thousands of people were affected. Even today, the situation is difficult for large parts of the population in the area. Although it would take another 20 years until Kostia was born, he and the other children of the Chernobyl camp in Västmanland is still affected by the consequences of the disaster. The children attending the summer camp struggles with different types of difficulties at home. Many families are underprivileged and the children has to take a lot of responsibility at home early in life. – Here at the camp we let the children be children, says one of the summer camp counselors. Photo: Pi Frisk / Kontinent
Kontantin is 9 years old. He comes from Kamenets in Belarus, where he lives with his parents and two brothers. Along with 26 other children, he has traveled over 1200 kilometers to attend at this summers camp. Photo: Pi Frisk / Kontinent
Why do you think so few women were nominated to the Swedish Picture of the Year Award 2016?
There are many reasons; statistically women are less often chosen by editors to cover certain stories, but also there are few women applying. Hopefully this will change in the future.
So what is next? Are you working on anything right now?
I’m currently working on a project about various forms of incarceration. I have done two parts so far, one is about high-security risk, pregnant women or women who’ve just given birth, and the other for violent male prisoners pursuing yoga and a spiritual path as a way to rehabilitate themselves.
I hope to be able to dedicate more time to long-term projects.
Check out Pi’s profile and the full story about the Chernobyl Summer Camp.
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by Vilhelm Stokstad posted February 15, 2016 with No Comments
2015 tested the world of photojournalism as truly dramatic events dominated the headlines. Many of these events forced us to re-examine the morals which guide us and photography has been at the forefront of this. Images were published across the media which the public and policy makers could not ignore.
As in previous years, Kontinent’s photographers have documented the leading stories, as well as bringing to light causes still in the shadows. We worked, and continue to work on several migration stories from Syria to Sweden and throughout all of Europe.
Kontinent’s photographers also recorded the chaos and horror that resulted from the terrorist attacks in Paris; they used drone footage to provide a unique perspective on the drought in California and were there to witness the heavy rains in Nepal.
Award-winning photographer, Anna Tärnhuvud, covered the 20 year remembrance of Srebrenica as well as the effects of Nicaragua’s strict abortion laws.
Jacob Zocherman has returned to Sweden after having spent around one and a half years documenting the tumultuous situation in South Sudan- see
one of his stories here.
As an agency we’re pleased to announce that we have four photographers whose work has been nominated for the the Swedish Picture of the Year Award 2016. Both the ceremony and the awards will be in March. Until then, here are some of the most compelling Kontinent images of 2015.
In 2015 more than one million refugees fled to Europe. The Greek island of Lesbos saw hundreds of boats arriving to its shores with thousands of refugees struggling to get on with their journey north. On the 3 of November over 7 000 refugees arrived to Lesbos. Hundreds of them to rocky coastline by the north eastern lighthouse where no volunteers where stationed to help. A couple of Norwegian volunteers who had managed to confiscate a smuggler boat arrived to help children and women ashore. After lighting fires to dry up wet clothes hundreds of refugees started the five hour march to the transit camp in the middle of the island. Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
Bentiu, South Sudan, April 16, 2015: A group of children sing the national anthem of South Sudan before starting school in the internally displace peopleÕs camp at the UNMISS (United Nations Mission in the Republic of South Sudan)-PoC site (Protection of civilian site) in Bentiu. Most of the schools throughout the country are closed due to the war. A lot of International NGOÕs mean that education is one of the most important factors to achieve a future without armed conflict. This photo is a snapshot taken while the students prepared for school. Photo: Jacob Zocherman / Kontinent
Lesbos, 3 November 2015. The refugee childrens faces are lit by the volunteers headlamps. In one day over a hundred boats arrived to the Greek island with more than 7 000 refugees hoping for a safer future in Europe. Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
Sweden introduces border controls to stem the flow of refugees. Police checks papers at Hyllie station in Malm, Sweden. Photo: Julia Lindemalm / Kontinent
Rezie with family, arrived in Sweden from Afghanistan. - There are so many refugees here in Malm. I want to learn Swedish and start to work. I will take any job. Photo: Ola Torkelsson / Kontinent
Swedish artist Lars Vilks lives with constant police protection. Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
2015-08-26 Greece/Idomeni Makedonian border police screaming and hitting with their batons when the situation turns into chaos when hundreds of refugees try to pass the border between Greece (Idomeni) and Macedonia (Gevgeljia) at the same time. Photo: Johan Persson / Kontinent
Abdullah, 11 years, from Damaskus, Syria - It feels like i have sand in my hand, i want to blow it away. Photo: Jörgen Johansson / Kontinent
Sousse, Tunisia, the day attack left thirty-eight people dead. An armed gunman attacked a hotel. It was the deadliest non-state attack in the history of modern Tunisia. Photo: Jonte Wentzel / Kontinent
15 November 2015. Terror in Paris. 15 000 people run in panic from Place de la Republique in Paris. In restaurants people take cover in terror under tables. In minutes the square is empty except for police officers taking cover with guns pointing in all directions. 15 minutes goes by and suddenly the police rise from their cover and call false alarm. A lightbulb is said to have exploded causing panic. Two days before the bloodiest terror attacks in a long time took place in Paris. Suicide bombers tried to get in to Stade de France and several bars and restaurants in Paris 10th and 11th arrondissements were attacked by gunmen and in the concert hall Le Bataclan a massacre took place. Before the carnage was over 129 people were dead and 352 injured. Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
Palm Springs in southern California is a popular holiday resort with golf courses and several resorts. Since governor Jerry Browns water restrictions the city has been commanded to lower it's water usage by 36 percent. Photo: Linda Forsell / Kontinent
15/09/2015 - Hungary used a 175 long fence to close itsÕ border with Serbia. As a result, refugees can no longer seek asylum in the EU. Photo: Magnus Sundberg / Kontinent
A man takes a morning swim at the beach in central Kos when a boat of refugees arrive. Local and international NGO:s warned already in April for an upcoming refugee crisis in Greece during the summer months when waters are calm. Men, women and children travel from Turkey in small rubber boats, hoping to reach the Greek agaean islands which is just a few kilometers away. At present, an average of 600 refugee arrive every day in tourist destinations such as Kos and Lesbos. which completely lack the infra structure needed to take care of large numbers of refugees. The vast majority of the refugee comes from war torn countries such as Syria and Afghanistan. Photo: Johan Persson / Kontinent
Lekuongole, South Sudan, February 18, 2015: A man with bleeding ulcer has collapsed in a health-care centre that has just reopened after being destroyed. Since the civil war erupted at the end of 2013, South Sudan has plunged into humanitarian disaster. The fighting has ruthlessly affected the civil population as in direct targets of violence and many health-centres have been torched to the ground and left the survivors without almost no healthcare. This photo is a snapshot taken while visiting the health-care centre for three days and the wife of the man in the picture gave her permission the picture to be taken. Photo: Jacob Zocherman / Kontinent
Students in Rinkeby, Stockholm, walks in a Lucia procession in celebration for the Nobel Prize laureate of literature, this year Svetlana Aleksijevitj. Photo: Alexander Mahmoud / Kontinent
Evening prayer at the harbor in Lesbos. Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
Passing trough eight countries, Dalaa, 5, together with her aunt and uncle, have made the journey to Sweden. They left Syria to start a new life, and has endured unbelievable hardships during the way. Photo: Magnus Laupa / Kontinent
Nekat Amiri from Afghanistan watch a film on his phone as his friends are asleep around him. During a period it was hard to find shelter for all the refugees arriving in Malm, so a church opened up to give temporary shelter. Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
Mohammed Haddi and his three daughters Kawthar , Fatima and Aman revisit the site of their burnt down local mosque in Eskilstuna, Sweden. After a series of arson attacks against mosques in Sweden, this too was thought to be an attack, later it turned out to be a stove that was left on that caused this particular fire. Mohammed Haddi was in the mosque when the fire started, when interviewed he among others thought it was one of the attacks. - I was late to the mosque and I was only in for five minutes until we heard something break, like a window. I ran home bare foot and my family was standing on our balcony, watching the smoke. I am more afraid now to go around town, especially at night. Sweden is the most free country in Europe, and yet things like this happen. Photo: Alexander Mahmoud / Kontinent
Every year in February, the northern Italian town of Ivrea turns into a spectacular battlefield where thousands of people fight with oranges on the different squares of the town for 3 days. Photo: Clement Morin / Kontinent
Beln became a mother at 17. Even if she doesn't regret it, she is struggling to keep up with school, and she miss the life as a normal teenager. Photo: Anna Trnhuvud / Kontinent
The war in Syria turned even more deadly during the winter 2014/15. Isis took control over the Syrian border town Kobane and wasn't thrown out until February 2015 in a combined effort between Kurdish forces and American bombings from the air. The kurdish fighter Reinas was injured when a rocket landed close to him during the fighting of Kobane, he is treated in one of the few buildings still standing. Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
The war in Syria turned even more deadly during the winter 2014/15. Isis took control over the Syrian border town Kobane and wasn't thrown out until February 2015 in a combined effort between Kurdish forces and American bombings from the air. A virtually empty town was left with dead Isis fighters rotting in the streets. The entire population had been forced to flee. Most of them to the neighboring turkish town Suruj, many others joining the masses trying to get to Europe joining the mass flow of people getting on boats to the Greek islands and further north to Germany and Sweden. Photo: Anders Hansson / Kontinent
Panic breaks out as a false alarm of another shooting breaks out two nights after several coordinated terroristattacks killed over a hundred people in Paris, France. Foto: Vilhelm Stokstad / TT / Kontinent
The 7.8Mw earthquake hit the country on April 25 and its major aftershock on May 12 left huge parts of the countryside of Nepal in ruins. Just a couple of months later, well into the monsoon season in Nepal, the country is still awaiting the worst rains. It has been a race against time to get the tents replaced by sturdier shelters to withstand the heavy rains and possible landslides of the coming monsoon. Foto: Vilhelm Stokstad / Kontinent
Bosnia and Herzegovina/Srebrenica 2015-07-10 There are not many women of Srebrenica who has not lost a son, brother, husband or father in the massacre of 1995. Even though the war ended 20 years ago the wounds are not healed. The mass funeral in Srebrenica is strictly monitored each year. Photo: Anna Trnhuvud / Aftonbladet / Kontinent
Grabovov, Ukraine. Tatijana are originally form Moscow but now works as a shooter in one of the separatist tanks. Photo: Jonte Wentzel / Kontinent
Christina Rehn loves hunting and fishing. She spends several months per year in Canada, but the rest of the year she lives in Smland, Sweden and sells meat from hunting in markets. Photo: Roger Schederin / Kontinent
Bill Schaffers new company is a huge success in California. He sprays dried out lawns with green paint as the water restrictions prevents the owners to water them. Photo: Linda Forsell / Kontinent
12/09/2015 - Noor, 3 years old, is playing while the Hungarian police are waiting for the buses, which havenÕt been seen since the night before.Noor has already travelled through five countries on his escape from the war in Syria. The previous night, Noor slept in his father Khaled's arms, in a field a few hundred meters into Hungary. NoorÕs mother, Fatimah, and his little sister could not make the dangerous journey to Europe and remained at home in Syria. Photo: Magnus Sundberg / Kontinent
Gina, a young woman from Craiova in Romania at her home at the EU-migrants camp in Malmö. Due to health risk and land dispute the Eu-mirgants were forced to leave their temporary homes. This eviction evoked a serious debate within the Swedish community regarding the violation of human rights. Photo: Magnus Laupa / Kontinent
Burundi/Bujumbura 2015-10-30 The body of an unidentified man was found in Nyabagere river in Mutakura neighbourhood in BurundiÕs capital Bujumbura. Nobody knows by whom or why he was killed. Dead bodies are found in the streets or in places like this almost daily in BurundiÕs capital Bujumbura now. Some remain unidentified and it is unclear who is killing them. Young men from the protest quarters have begun arming themselves and are now attacking police. Meanwhile, police and armed men loyal to the government are killing people suspected of being part of the underground resistance. The Burundian government is becoming increasingly isolated, closing itself to the outside world. Many fear that Burundi is moving towards a new civil war. Photo: Johan Persson / Kontinent
Burundi/Bujumbura 2015-05-10 The protests against president Pierre NkurunzizaÕs bid for a third term have been going on since the 26th of April in the outskirts of BurundiÕs capital Bujumbura. Demonstrators have clashed with police almost daily Ð with stones against teargas and live bullets. Over 20 people have been killed and many more have been wounded since the start of the unrest. On the 13th of May a group loyal to one of the army generals made a coup attempt against the government. It failed, but the protests continue, and the situation has been deteriorating further. Photo: Johan Persson / Kontinent
The Promised Land Lima Alzghayer, nine years old, from Syria, at her and her family´s new home in Goland, an island in the southern Baltic Sea with a small population and a large rural community. During the fall of 2015 approximately 600-700 hundres refugees were placed on the island. Photo: Karl Melander / Kontinent
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Kontinent blog / coming soon
by Vilhelm Stokstad posted December 14, 2015 with No Comments
Welcome to the Kontinent blog and our new website!
Here on the blog we will post content regarding the agency. Come back here to look for news about exhibitions, books, tear sheets and stories as well as behind the scenes material from individual photographers.
During a full day meeting at the office the new website was presented to the photographers as well as some plans for the future. We have now changed the platform of the site so implementing future upgrades and features will be much easier.
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Of the Amway distributors who testified in the case, Rich says, ‘I have nothing against someone who tries Amway and concludes the business is not for them. But I wish they would take responsibility for their own actions instead of trying to blame the business.’ Likewise naysayers and disgruntled former Amway distributors simply do not understand how business works and are at fault for their own failures because they lack faith in their ability to succeed, and thus the necessary determination.
In July 1996, Amway co-founder Richard DeVos was honored at a $3 million fundraiser for the Republican Party, and a week later, it was reported that Amway had tried to donate $1.3 million to pay for Republican "infomercials" and televising of the GOP convention on Pat Robertson's Family Channel, but backed off when Democrats criticized the donation as a ploy to avoid campaign-finance restrictions.[73][76]
Entering the poll for the first time this season is Texas A&M, which is 2-1 with first-year coach Jimbo Fisher following a 48-10 win over Louisiana-Monroe. Can the Aggies stay ranked, though? A road trip to Alabama is next on the schedule. Also, UCF jumped Boise State essentially by not playing North Carolina in Week 3 due to Hurricane Florence. Meanwhile, the Broncos plummeted from No. 17 to No. 24 after a 44-21 loss to Oklahoma State. That puts the Knights as the highest-ranked Group of Five team.
DeVos quickly realized that the situation was unsustainable. So she hatched a plan designed to surprise Engler just as his opposition had surprised her: She would resign as state GOP chair without notifying him in advance. She chose a date in February 2000 when she knew Engler would be in Washington. Around 9 a.m., she left a message on his phone, informing him that she would announce her resignation at an early-afternoon news conference. Engler quickly changed his itinerary and booked a flight home for his own news conference that evening. Publicly, Engler saved face, but the message from the DeVoses was unmistakable: We are a political force with our own agenda, like it or not.
Texas A&M 167; Cincinnati 116; South Florida 87; Michigan State 48; Wisconsin 41; NC State 40; Northwestern 40; Miami 38; Georgia Southern 32; Oklahoma State 31; UAB 24; Stanford 21; Auburn 21; Oregon 20; San Diego State 16; Buffalo 14; Army 13; South Carolina 11; Iowa State 6; Florida International 6; Virginia Tech 5; Pittsburgh 3; Duke 3; Boise State 2.
In the 1979 ruling In re. Amway Corp., the Federal Trade Commission determined that Quixtar predecessor Amway was not an illegal pyramid scheme because no payments were made for recruitment. In addition, Amway (and later Quixtar) rules required distributors to sell to at least 10 retail customers per month, or have $100 in product sales, or a total of 50 PV from customer purchases in order to qualify for bonuses on downline volume. Quixtar IBOs are required to report this customer volume on Quixtar.com or they do not receive bonuses on downline volume. Furthermore, an IBO must also personally sell or use at least 70% of the products personally purchased each month.[10] The FTC established that these rules help prevent inventory loading and other potential abuses of the marketing model.
Individuals may buy products through Quixtar's web site with a referral number from an IBO. Quixtar also gives IBOs the option to create free personal websites that can be personalized to focus on health, beauty, health and beauty,[13] and/or gift and incentive products. The referring IBO then receives the retail/wholesale profit (usually 30%), and a percentage ("bonus") of the cost of the sold goods (from 3% up to 31% depending on total PV generated), with Quixtar-exclusive products yielding a higher bonus per dollar in Point Value and Business Value (PV/BV). Quixtar offers a wide range of products for its IBOs to purchase for personal use and/or to sell to customers through Quixtar.com and IBO personal e-commerce sites.
The next evening (Sunday because that's URA's phone session night) I received a call from the girl. I missed the call but immediately called her back thinking she was wanting to make dinner plans or something along those lines. She began talking about this cool business opportunity she has and felt like we would be perfect for it! The way she explained it made it sound legit. She said it was a company who endorses major brand products online, etc., etc. I was intrigued at first. They had us in the palm of their hands. When I hung up the phone, my husband immediately said "They're using us. This is some MLM scam." I believed him, but I had liked the couple so much I didn't want to lose their friendship, so we decided to just try it out. See if it's for us.
In 2013 IBOs, people who qualified to be Business Consultants in the UK earned an average annual income of GBP21,048. This falls short ofthe UK average annual income of GBP26,500. It is however substantially better than those Amway IBOs who were not business consultants, as their average income for 2013 was less than GBP1,300 .We are not surprised, Amway has not made the 2013 Income Disclosure Statement publicly available on their website. However we found a copy for you.
There have been instances in the past where even auto-rickshaw drivers had sold their belongings (including their auto-rickshaw) and paid upto Rs 35,000 to become members of such scheme (GoldQuest). But as with any pyramid scheme, they had to bear the brunt of the binary tree’s exponential function and they became bankrupt. As expected, the organizers went absconding.
On their request, we went to some meetings, where the same thing - earn $50k to $70k. They call winners on stage based on their performance. They say those members earned lakhs (a hundred thousand). But no one has the guts to ask them to show their account statement which reflects their receipt of payment from Amway. Fooling people. You pay 8 to 10 times higher than our Indian items.
Ponder..."selling overpriced product and appointing people to sell over priced product when equally good and cheap products are available in market" both difficult and unethical...why a good human being for money would like to suck people to buy something and recruit people to buy the amway product because he and his uplines will earn and businesss will grow.rest everbody is entitled to his or her opinion..
In the roughly two hundred pages of Cross’s book, however, there is virtually no discussion of how Amway actually works. Among entire chapters dedicated to Amway’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities and its pioneering move onto the World Wide Web, the ‘Amway Distributor Profile,’ its ‘Bootstraps Philosophy,’ and Amway’s foreign expansion strategy, the closest Cross comes to summarizing Amway’s business plan is in this passage:
Another reward of the Gomez family’s success was flexibility. Vicky credits their involvement with Amway for enabling the couple to be present in their kids’ lives, while instilling the importance of working hard and giving back. Their example has influenced the next generation, inspiring their eldest son, Adam Jr., to found a nonprofit organization called The Road to Help, which provides blankets to the homeless in the Los Angeles area.
By the 30th level, the entire population of the earth will be in the system and the last 3 billion people who just entered the system into the 30th level have nobody else to refer. If each member is allowed to refer 6 friends, then the entire world population will be covered by the time it reaches 13th level itself (as illustrated in the chart below). Everybody they try to approach is already a member. The forerunners would have made huge amount of money by now and would go absconding, leading into a fraud.
When Dick and Betsy DeVos are asked why they’ve chosen to mount a personal crusade for education reform, they often cite their family’s charitable giving, which puts them into contact with scholarship applicants. For years, the DeVoses read reams of personal essays filled with wrenching stories of dire finances and an abiding hope in the transformative impact of education. Those stories, the DeVoses have said, made it clear that something had to change.
I did pick-ups for several depressing weeks. Apart from Sherri, I never saw any sign of another customer. It was like one of those dusty, deathly-still mom-and-pops frequented only by regulars who come mainly to chat—and I was oppressed with a similar sense that the proprietors needed my money more than I needed their merchandise. It was actually a relief when, one week, Josh and Jean left town without warning me.
Inside the Amway Center, everything is new from the front row to the rafters. Bigger seats. Better sight lines. More amenities on every level of the building. Concourses are spacious, offering unique concessions and activities for kids and adults alike. The Club Restaurant and the Ozone Bar overlook the event floor, and children enjoy spending time in the kid-oriented fun zone and retail store on the upper concourse. Technologically, Amway Center is one of the most advanced ever built, highlighted by the main scoreboard – the largest of its kind in the NBA. Measuring approximately 42 feet high and weighing in at more than 40 tons, its four primary video displays will be able to show high definition imagery in 4.4 trillion shades of color. Altogether, it’s unlike any arena ever built. It’s a world-class experience unlike anything Central Florida has ever seen.
We drove our teal ’88 Oldsmobile Delta to the Bayou Club Estates for our requisite ‘dreambuilding’ and toured the brand-new houses: big mansions with tall, echoing ceilings and screened-in pools, shiny state-of-the-art kitchens, garages big enough for three Mercedes, a golf course in the back, vanity mirrors and crystal fixtures in every bathroom. We drove to the yacht dealer and toured the Princesses and the Prestiges, lying on cabin beds and ascending the wooden stairs to stand on pulpits, gazing toward imagined horizons.
Year by year, cycle by cycle, the DeVoses built a state Legislature in their own image. By the time Democrat Jennifer Granholm was term-limited in 2010 and Republican Rick Snyder was elected governor without any political experience, it was the DeVoses, not Snyder, who knew how to get things done. Unlike the Engler years, this time, they had more sway than the governor.
Amway Center has an assortment of mid-level luxury seats and club seating, located below the upper bowl.[21] This contrasts Amway Arena's design as its luxury boxes are above all seats and suspended from the ceiling. The arena's design was unveiled at Amway Arena on December 10, 2007, with an official press release the next day.[22] The floor of Amway Center is designed with arena football in mind, as it features more retractable sections that will permit squared end zone corners, a feature previously not possible for Orlando Predators games.
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The forecast looked pretty grim, and I wasn’t the only one who thought so. My supervisor, Sherri, also seemed to have succumbed to E2020’s mood of millennial angst. As events coordinator for E2020, responsible for making each client’s time in Chicago—from the catered lunch to the after-hours excursion—exceed their expectations,” Sherri’s job was already very twenty-first century in its focus on pampering those with means. She was perfect for the role, a seamless blend of prim professional and girlish emotion-worker. Tall, blond, and angular, she had deep-set Nordic eyes that gave her an air of maturity—unless she was excited, when they would widen improbably, revealing the spirit of a child lost in wonder. One minute she was commanding a team of caterers, the next she was dissolving into giggles, waving her arms and squealing with excitement. On top of her sixty-plus hours a week at E2020, she was improving herself with MBA classes at night; she, too, was seeking some way off the wobbly treadmill of income-from-wages-salaries-and-tips. When Amway called, touting a future that combined business ownership with 100 Percent Empowered Consumerism, she was ready.
Dreambuilders’ impact on Sherri’s life was far less salutary. Its most tangible financial effect was the used car she had bought with Josh’s advice, which came complete with a weird smell and a glove compartment that didn’t close. But Sherri felt that she had undergone a profound psychic transformation. “Before Amway,” she would say, “I just wasn’t thinking!” Her new clarity made her scornful of mass pursuits: When the E2020 staff went to a Cubs game, she could hardly believe that people would waste their time that way. (Josh counseled her to just sit next to strangers and mingle.) Her “j-o-b,” even with a promotion to Internet Expert, certainly didn’t interest her anymore: She wanted to spend the whole day talking about The Business.[14] And she now regarded unambitious co-workers, family, and friends as, in Scott Coon’s words, “slugs.”
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A class action lawsuit was filed in 2007 against Quixtar and some of its top-level distributors in California, alleging fraud, racketeering, and that the products business and the tools business are pyramid schemes.[36] A similar case filed in California in August 2007 by TEAM affiliated IBOs whose contracts had been terminated was dismissed.[37] On November 3, 2010, Amway announced that it had agreed to pay $56 million to settle the class action, $34 million in cash and $22 million in products, and while denying any wrongdoing or liability, acknowledged that it had made changes to its business operations as a result of the lawsuit. The settlement is subject to approval by the court, which is expected in early 2011.[38] The total economic value of the settlement, including the changes to the business model, is $100 million.[39]
"In fact, about twenty high level distributors are part of an exclusive club; one that those hundreds of thousands of other distributors don't get to join. For years only a privileged few, including Bill Britt, have run hugely profitable businesses selling all those books, tapes and seminars; things the rank and file distributors can't sell themselves but, are told over and over again, they need to buy in order to succeed."
In Simply Rich, DeVos describes buying full-page advertisements for Reagan in popular magazines during his presidential runs because ‘we wanted the Amway distributors and their customers to know that we supported Reagan, in the hope that they would support him, too.’ Adding, ‘We also thought the ads might further help Amway distributors recognize the importance of free enterprise to their success.’ This is not the only time Amway has encouraged its sales force to back its political agenda. In 1994, Amway Crown Ambassador and motivational mogul Dexter Yager used Amway’s extensive voice mail system to raise almost half of Amway distributor and ‘strong conservative’ congresswoman Sue Myrick’s campaign funds when she ran for North Carolina’s ninth congressional district. The year Myrick was elected, Amway donated $1.3 million to the San Diego Convention and Visitors Bureau to pay for Republican ‘infomercials’ airing on televangelist Pat Robertson’s Family Channel during the party’s August convention.
People does not have guts to succeed in any business . If u do not succeed and put blame on someone else . It’s your belief system issue . Change your thoughts otherwise whole life you are writing blocs and never make money in any things in life . Unsucceful people keep writing blocs . Only reason they do not make money they do not have guts to talk to people due to rejection . Do not blame someone else for your failure . Success would not be easy . Yes u can make lot of money . Trust your guts . You do need any permission to succeed why you need someone else permission who is already not so successful .
In 2002, the first election of GLEP’s existence, its PAC had more money than the Michigan Education Association, United Auto Workers, or any Democratic-affiliated PAC in the state. And if they lacked the influence and statewide presence of those groups, it was only a matter of time. “They take a very long-term view,” says Matuzak. “If you pick up a few new Republican legislators every two years, and throw a fair amount of money at legislators who are already there, you can create coalitions of folks who can tackle what seem to be impossibly large issues.”
Days after the 2012 election, Dick DeVos picked up the phone and rallied Republican lawmakers to pass right-to-work in lame duck while they still had the votes, reportedly promising financial support to those members who would find themselves facing tough reelections and suggesting he would back primary campaigns against those who didn’t step in line. “There’s one family who gets these people elected, and consequently, you can assume they can get them unelected, too,” says Gretchen Whitmer, who was the state Senate’s Democratic leader at the time.
This is so sad. My boss came into my office “today” telling me his sister is selling something new – his divorced sister with two kids that lives with his mom and occasionally needs help making her car payment – it’s not Avon, it’s not Mary Kay – Its Amway. I let out a huge groan. He said she is really pumped and is planning to attend an industry conference or should I say family reunion. I just hate to see people be taken advantage of especially those who need every penny.
Security was one of Amway’s biggest concerns in moving into IoT. “Using the AWS IoT platform, we were able to build policies and security throughout the entire architecture,” says Gartner. Several AWS teams worked with Amway and Atmel (now Microchip), to implement Just-in-Time certificate registration for Amway’s connected devices. Just-in-Time Registration is a new AWS IoT process that automatically registers new device certificates as part of the initial communication between the device and AWS IoT, creating a seamless, highly secure user experience. Communication between devices and AWS IoT is protected through the use of X.509 certificates.
[4]As soon as they mention Amway, First Look speakers always hurry to dispel “myths” about The Business: that it’s a rinky-dink soap company, that it requires door-to-door sales, that it’s a pyramid scheme (if you do an organizational chart of a typical corporation, guess what, that looks like a pyramid too!), that you have to be a Christian to join (there’s nobody The Business wouldn’t accept), that it’s a crazy cult (Amway provides an opportunity to everybody, meaning that it inevitably lets in some bad apples who damage its reputation).
I hope this helped to educate you. Would hate for you to continue to look like an uneducated liar to all you friends who watch football and will see the collegiate national championship winners hold up the Amway Coaches Poll Trophy, open Vogue magazine or watch New York Fashion week to see their national Artistry cosmetics campaign or watch the Orlando Magic or Chicago Cubs play and see Amway plastered all over the signage.
This is the worst company on earth DO NOT SIGNUP WITH THEM IT IS A COMPLETE SCAM. When I signed up They offered me supposed free sample value of $150 witch in the end I ended up paying double the price for. So if that’s not bad enough they also signed me up for some LTD crap without my approval or knowledge of doing so which charged me $50 a month after all said and done I tried to call them and they said if I were to cancel they would charge me $150 cancellation fee so to anybody that’s reading this avoid amway at all cost
"Thought our kids came out," Smart said after the win. "We were sloppy at times, organizational, as far as substitution on defense, and we got some stupid, silly penalties early on offense. But they came out fast, they came out physical, and they answered the challenge which was to understand that we challenged them and said 'hey, we are creating a standard here, that we play to this level, regardless of who you play.' You have to go own the standard. I really thought the players really tried to do that. Sometimes holdings and things like that are an aggressive penalty. But that is frustrating and as an organization, we have to do a better job defensively of having the right people on the field."
I loved the days when we’d go to the Bayou Club as a family. We began going immediately after joining Amway, when I was in second grade. The development was new, still under construction. There was space between the houses and the far stretch of the golf course undulating luxuriously around them. Model homes rose from the landscape like castles, bigger than any houses I’d ever seen – and vacant. Never occupied. Empty dreams, waiting to be filled.
However, I did what my upline and sponsor told me to do… Make a list of friends, family, etc. Talk to them about the products, business opportunity, and invite them to a presentation/meeting or get them on a 3 way call. I got sick and tired of feeling like I was hassling my friends and family, was frustrated and didn’t want to chase them around anymore and begging people (even strangers) to buy products from me or join my business/team.
Thanks to the DeVoses, Michigan’s charter schools enjoy a virtually unregulated existence. Thanks to them, too, the center of the American automotive industry and birthplace of the modern labor movement is now a right-to-work state. They’ve funded campaigns to elect state legislators, established advocacy organizations to lobby them, buttressed their allies and primaried those they disagree with, spending at least $100 million on political campaigns and causes over the past 20 years. “The DeVos family has been far more successful not having the governor’s seat than if they had won it,” says Richard Czuba, the owner of the Glengariff Group, a bipartisan polling firm in Michigan. “They have, to some degree, created a shadow state party. And it’s been pretty darn effective.”
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Calls for Virginia governor to step down grow amid blackface controversy
Cyril Josh Barker | 2/7/2019, 1:38 p.m.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam Wikipedia
It’s a story of blackface, yearbook photos, a Michael Jackson dance competition, and a sexual assault allegation.
Three of Virginia’s top statewide elected officials are wrapped in a tornado of controversy that has also served as a major hit to the Democratic Party.
It all began Feb. 1 when far-right website Big League Politics published a photo from Democratic Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam’s medical school yearbook in 1984 with a photo of a man wearing blackface and another in a Ku Klux Klan hood. The photo appeared on Northam’s page where photos of him were featured.
Northam first admitted that it was him in the photo but upon speaking to friends, family and classmates, he denied that it was. In a bizarre press conference last weekend, Northam admitted that he put black shoe polish on his face in 1984 to participate in a Michael Jackson dance contest.
“That photo and the racist and offensive attitudes it represents does not reflect that person I am today or the way that I have conducted myself as a soldier, a doctor and a public servant,” Northam said. “I am deeply sorry. I cannot change the decisions I made nor can I undo the harm my behavior caused then and today.”
A photo later surfaced from Northam’s military school yearbook where his nickname was “Coonman.” He said he didn’t know why his classmates called him that.
Reaction to Northam’s photo and explanation were swift, with elected officials from both sides of the aisle calling for him to step down. Democratic Party leaders, all eight Democratic presidential candidates and members of Congress and the U.S. Senate asked for Northam’s resignation citing that he could not effectively lead.
“Leaders are called to a higher standard, and the stain of racism should have no place in the halls of government,” California U.S. Sen. and Democratic presidential hopeful Kamala Harris said on Twitter.
NAACP President and CEO Derrick Johnson said Northam should step down because of the message it sends to Black voters.
“None of us are perfect. Many of us have had issues in the past,” Johnson said. “The most effective politician’s way to address this is to disclose early, acknowledge it and seek ways in which you can make amends to the community that’s offended and begin to work hard to heal any injuries that have been caused.”
The Rev. Al Sharpton headed to Virginia on Thursday to hold a televised discussion about the matter at the historically Black Virginia Union University. Sharpton said Northam’s explanations are not helping the situation.
“It was totally unacceptable that he did not resign, and he made it worse,” Sharpton said during a televised interview. “He said I didn’t do blackface here, I did blackface there.”
Meanwhile, the man poised to replace Northam if and when he does step down is Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, who is Black. However, Fairfax found himself in his own controversy when the same right-wing website that published the photo of Northam posted screenshots of a woman claiming Fairfax sexually assaulted her in 2004 at the Democratic National Convention.
Fairfax has denied the claim saying the entire ordeal is a smear campaign and that the encounter was consensual. On Wednesday his accuser released a detailed statement about what happened.
“Does anybody think it’s any coincidence that on the eve of potentially my being elevated that that’s when this uncorroborated smear comes out?” Fairfax asked reporters during a news conference.
Adding to the mess, Virginia’s Attorney General Mark Herring admitted that he wore blackface at a college party in 1980 when he was 19 in an effort to dress up like rapper Kurtis Blow. Herring would have been next in succession after Fairfax for governor.
“That conduct clearly shows that, as a young man, I had a callous and inexcusable lack of awareness and insensitivity to the pain my behavior could inflict on others,” Herring said in a statement released Wednesday.
Northam, Fairfax and Herring have yet to step down from their offices. If they do, State House Speaker and Republican Kirk Cox is next in line to be governor.
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Review - The Moral Mind
by Henry Haslam
Imprint Academic, 2005
Review by Albert D. Spalding, JD
Jul 11th 2006 (Volume 10, Issue 28)
Whence the idea of "conscience"? The moral notion of ought, and the acknowledgment that we sometimes do things that we ought not do, requires an acceptance of the premise that there exists a moral standard to which we aspire. If we consciously determine to do that which we ought to do, we are acting as if that moral standard is somehow higher than, or at least different than, our natural inclinations. And if we admit that from time to time we have not "been ourselves," ethically speaking, or, we "didn't know what we were thinking" when we violated our own moral standards, we are likewise giving cognizance to a conflict between what we understand to be the right mode of behavior, and our own demonstrated actions. What is the source of this inner conflict, this acknowledgment of an occasional gap between our preferred morality and our own actions? As Henry Haslam asks the question in The Moral Mind, "Why don't we go along with the dictates of our biological natures?"
This is a question that has haunted humankind since the beginning of recorded history. Socrates wrestled with it in the Meno and the Protagoras, concluding that the question is itself fallacious because no human being ever knowingly desires -- or, therefore, does -- that which is bad (see Meno 77e). St. Paul lamented in the Christian New Testament that he knew what was right but could not bring himself to do it (Rom. 7:12-25). In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain has Huck forego his duty to return Jim, a slave, to his slave-owner, by declaring, "All right, then, I'll go to Hell." In his Descent of Man, Charles Darwin identified this inner dissonance as the essential characteristic that differentiates humans from lower animals. The gap between moral belief, on the one hand, and wilful human action, on the other, creates a tension that runs through literature, philosophy, religion, moral psychology, and a variety of other disciplines and contexts.
Henry Haslam is a natural scientist who works from strong evolutionary presuppositions. His essay summarizes his conclusions about the development and nature of human morality. He draws heavily from evolutionary theory, and from his beliefs about our animal ancestry, in an effort to articulate a naturalistic explanation for the phenomenon of the human conscience. The Moral Mind takes into account the apparent similarity of human and animal "ethical" behavior, and Haslam explores the question of conscience with a certain optimism about the insights that science in general, and evolutionary theory in particular, can offer.
The idea of conscience includes both an expectation (regarding the possibility of an external, objective set of moral standards) and a disappointment (that human intentions and behaviors too often fall short of such standards, however those standards are derived or understood). As John Hare observes in The Moral Gap, the dilemma created by moral expectations (and the resultant disappointments) can be addressed in one of three ways: by human attempts to intentionally close the gap between such expectations and observed behaviors; by denying that the gap exists (that is, by lowering moral standards until they are equated with actual human behavior); or by developing an integrated religious, social or economic theory that accommodates the dynamics of the dilemma. Attempts to close the gap have included various classical, faith-based and modernistic moral theories and strictures, including (and especially) Aristotelean virtue theories. Efforts to deny the gap have emerged from a variety of neo-Darwinist empirical theorists, who, like Socrates, would conclude that morality must necessarily consist of the sum of observed behavior.
Haslam's investigation falls into the third category. He, like Darwin, acknowledges that the moral sense -- the human conscience -- represents a deep and spiritual challenge that should not be readily brushed aside. For Haslam, it is not enough to pretend that redemption is simply a matter of education and volition. Similarly, his work takes into account the frustration felt by most people as they observe evil at the hands of others (and as they occasionally experience real disappointment upon reflection of their own ethical negligence).
The Moral Mind consists of a survey of both moral philosophy (as understood by moral theorists) and the moral sense (as articulated by some natural and social scientists). The theoretical aspects of the former are described in traditional terms (logical positivism, moral relativism, emotivism, etc.). The cognitive aspects of the latter are founded largely on robust evolutionary claims in regard to moral instincts, the development of social customs, and the human tendency to drift, from time to time, in the direction of selflessness and altruism. Whether these claims are warranted, or simply represent wishful thinking on the part of some evolutionary theorists, is a question that is necessarily left to the reader.
This work is not held out as a comprehensive treatise on moral cognition. But it serves well as an introductory investigation that is guided by an author who has a profound regard for scientific truth, as well as an intellectual openness to the transcendent and the spiritual. The Moral Mind offers a stimulating introduction to the questions about conscience and morality that continue to hover over a the investigation of the moral sense by philosophers and scientists, and that continue to inform the efforts of theists who struggle to reconcile scientific findings with an evolution-friendly understanding of creation and theology.
Darwin, Charles. The Descent of Man (1871). Darwin. Ed. Philip Appleman. New York: W. W. Norton, 1970.
Hare, John. The Moral Gap : Kantian Ethics, Human Limits, and God's Assistance. New York: Oxford University Press, 1997.
Plato. "Protagoras" and "Meno." Trans. W.K.C. Guthrie. Harmondsworth, Middlesex: Penguin Books, 1972.
Twain, Mark [Samuel Clemens]. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. New York: Random House, 1996.
© 2006 Albert D. Spalding, Jr.
Albert D. Spalding, JD, is an associate professor at Wayne State University School of Business Administration. He teaches legal studies and ethics.
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Steven A. Place
Civil servant.
A life-long Winnipegger, he was born in St. Boniface, grew up in west St. James and currently resides in the historic and character-homed community of Riverview. Attending an evening class in politics at the University of Winnipeg, Steven transferred to the University of Manitoba where he received a BA in Canadian Studies (politics/history).
He first became involved with the Manitoba Historical Society as an Education Program Assistant during 1990-91 and rejoined as a member in 1998. He served on Council for less than a year before accepting the position of Second Vice-President on the Executive. Steven served as President of the Society from 2002 to 2004.
Having volunteered most of his life, Steven has held other positions such as Chair of the Manitoba Branch of the Monarchist League of Canada; a founding member of the Intrepid Society; Founder and President of the South Osborne Historical Society; Media Liaison for Women’s Soccer during the 1999 Pan-American Games; National Youth Chairman for the Canadian Diabetes Association; Student Services Rep for the Arts Body Student Council at the University of Manitoba and a Member-at-Large of the Riverview Community Centre to name a few. Steven also ran as a candidate for the Progressive Conservative Party in the 1995 Provincial Election.
Steven is currently employed with the Province of Manitoba and recently acted as a Liaison Officer for the International Conference on War-Affected Children held in Winnipeg in 2000. He has a genuine interest in Canadian, Manitoban and local history and feels all Canadians should be proud of our nation’s accomplishments. Steven is married to Elizabeth Place (nee George), a ballet teacher.
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Detained Saudi women's rights activists brought to court
Headline Legal News 2019/03/14 06:27
Women's rights activists in Saudi Arabia appeared in a closed-door court hearing Wednesday on unknown charges after being detained in a crackdown last year, making their first appearance before a judge in a case that has sparked international outrage.
The arrests came just before Saudi Arabia began allowing women to drive, something women's rights activists had been demanding for years. The arrests showed that King Salman and his 33-year-old son, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, are willing to crack down on any opposition even while courting the West.
It also was sandwiched between the mass arrest of businessmen in what authorities said was a campaign against corruption, and the killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
Saudi authorities did not respond to requests for comment Wednesday, and Saudi state media did not immediately report on the hearing. Authorities barred Western diplomats and journalists from the hearing in Riyadh, a person with knowledge of the hearing told The Associated Press. The person spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal.
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El Aguila
Chalchuapa
1,500m above sea level
Ariz family
Balanced and fruity with caramel sweetness, blackcurrant, and winey acidity. Soft mouthfeel with notes of plum, dark chocolate, and yellow peach.
Finca El Aguila (‘the Eagle’) is located at 1,500m–1,720 above sea level, nestled between the La Ranas and El Aguila volcanoes near the town of Cantón Ojo de Agua, a municipality of Chalchuapa in the Santa Ana department of El Salvador. The farm is 63 hectares in size, 44 of which are planted with coffee, with the rest dedicated to a natural reserve.
Today the farm is run by fifth generation coffee farmer, Ricardo Ariz. Ricardo only recently took over the farm and is relatively new to coffee. He has fond memories of being at El Aguila from an early age with his grandfather, Miguel Angelo, a passionate and curious farmer. “I think we have my grandfather to thank for the good quality varieties on this farm. I don’t think he planted them because they made financial sense, but he loved to try new things.” Ricardo’s grandfather passed away in the late 1960s, and Mauricio, Ricardo’s father, took over the farm. He was very young at the time, having just finished college. Mauricio managed the farm for 15 years until 1980. At this time the Civil War erupted in El Salvador, and the country saw extreme violence for the next 12 years. During ‘The Lost Decade’, the farm was practically abandoned. Mauricio moved Ricardo and the rest of his family to the States, and the farm was managed at arms length via engineers who visited the farm 4 or 5 times a year.
In the 1990s, when the Civil War ended, the Ariz family started to recoup the farm, and hired people to manage it on a daily basis, however the farm’s remoteness and inaccessibility made this difficult. It was not really until 2010, after the passing of Ricardo’s 88-year-old grandmother, that the family decided to actively invest and manage the property.
It was at this time that Mauricio (who had built up a successful business in the US and had no intention of returning to El Salvador) approached Ricardo to run the farm. Ricardo, who has a Masters in Economics and Finance and had spent most of his adult life in venture capital reflects, “Before taking over the farm, I didn’t really even drink coffee. But when I took it over, I started making an effort to taste different coffees, learn how to cup and understand the industry. And as I did, I developed a real interest in the farm and a real liking for coffee. I attended the SCAA and started meeting with people from the specialty coffee industry and I learned I lot from them.”
Since taking over the management of El Aguila, Ricardo has surrounded himself with a strong team of experts who have helped him ensure that they engage with the best possible farming practices on the farm. “I tried to find the brightest people who are the most committed to working here.” He now has a team of seven full time employees, including a full time agronomist, and is encouraging his two sons to join him on the farm.
Ricardo with his sons, Marco and Xavier Sebastian
View from the farm
Ricardo admits that when he first took on the management of the farm, it was because he felt like ‘it was his time to bat’. But it has been through his relationships with his staff and the surrounding community that Ricardo has found his love for coffee and his newfound profession. “I’ve found a passion for coffee — it’s something that has really turned me on, and its not for its financial rewards — it’s more of a spiritual thing,” he explained to us on the long winding drive up to El Aguila.
“I’ve realised that if people like me choose not to run farms, it really doesn’t give the local community a chance to show the world what they can do. So I see myself as part of a team, and together we can do good things and create something that people are proud of. This is the aspect of running a coffee farm that I enjoy the most.”
He explained, “It’s been self-fulfilling, because the minute the workers realised that I was actually committed to improving the farm and their lifestyle, and understanding that we were going to grow, and why, we started discovering a lot of things together.” Ricardo employs 60 seaonal workers during the harvest to help with harvesting the coffee trees, and most of these staff are the same every year and have worked on the farm for decades, like Luciano Carranza below.
Luciano Carranza has worked at El Aguila for 50 years. He is 80 years old!
Marta Diaz has been a regular picker at El Aguila for at least 15 years
Ricardo’s staff have helped him build an inventory of what is growing on the farm. In total they have discovered seven unique varieties on the farm which they have been gradually separating and testing for their cup quality, resilience and yield. Of the seven, they have found three that are commercially viable—(i.e. they cup well and produce enough coffee). In addition to these varieties, the plantation has mainly Bourbon planted throughout it (around 80% of the plantation), and some small plots of SL-28, SL-34, Pacamara, Yellow Caturra and Geisha. Ricardo and his team are now working out the best places on the farm to plant each variety so that it thrives. “Sometimes I feel like we are stitching a quilt,” Ricardo explained as he took us around the farm.
Ricardo and his team plant around 8500 trees per year. Trial and error has seen them gradually find the optimal places to grow each variety, and armed with this knowledge, Ricardo is gradually mapping out a long-term plan for the farm. Planting new varieties has become a priority, especially those that appear to be unique to the farm.
Each lot is carefully sorted prior to processing
Coffee drying on raised beds at El Carmen Mill, where the coffee is processed.
Ricardo admits that the quality of El Aguila’s cup is largely due to the unique microclimate of the farm. With a high altitude, rich volcanic soil, plenty of rainfall and temperatures of 18–24 degrees Celsius, the farm has the perfect conditions to produce exceptional coffee. Throughout the farm, Ingas and Copalchi have been planted to provide shade and protect the coffee trees from direct harsh sunlight during the peak of the harvest. Fertilisation is only performed after careful soil analysis by the farm’s agronomist, and weed control is performed manually to avoid the use of herbicides. Other practices on the farm include erosion control using vegetative barriers, and the composting of pruned branches to create more organic matter for the farm.
We have been buying from El Aguila since 2012, and we have a huge amount of respect for Ricardo. The two things that resonate that most with us are his passion, and his fierce commitment to quality and doing things well. His intimacy with the farm and understanding of what is required to produce exceptional coffee is remarkable. But it is Ricardo’s commitment to the community that we find the most inspiring. In addition to employing local community members on the farm, the Ariz family also supports the Ojo de Agua community with workers and materials to maintain two access roads, as well as providing a water supply to the community from their water reservoirs. It is hoped that in the coming years they will be able to facilitate access to electricity for this community as well.
This particular lot that we have purchased from Ricardo is 100% Bourbon. It was carefully handpicked under the supervision of the farm’s manager, Antonio, who ensured only the very ripest cherries were selected. It was then delivered to the mill at El Carmen, where it was pulped and fermented for 18 hours, and then washed and dried on patios in the sun for 16 days.
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27 April 2003 - The Universal House of Justice, Building Momentum: A Coherent Approach to Growth
Building Momentum: A Coherent Approach to Growth
International Teaching Centre
Bahá'í World Centre • P.O. Box 155 • 31 001 Haifa, Israel
Tel: 972 (4) 835 8358 • Fax: 972 (4) 835 8280 • Email: secretariat@bwc.org
Enclosed is a copy of a document entitled "Building Momentum: A Coherent Approach to Growth", prepared by the International Teaching Centre at the request of the Universal House of Justice for distribution at the Ninth International Bahá'í Convention. The House of Justice commends the document to your study, confident that it will become an invaluable resource to you in your ongoing consultations with the Counsellors.
From time to time, since the beginning of the Four Year Plan, effort has been made to summarize in documents made widely available to the friends the experience of the Bahá'í world in advancing the process of entry by troops and to frame it within the guidance of the Universal House of Justice as expressed in its letters and messages to individuals and institutions. The first of these documents, entitled "Training Institutes", was released by the House of Justice at the International Convention in April 1998. The second, prepared by the Teaching Centre at the instruction of the House of Justice in February 2000, was entitled "Training Institutes and Systematic Growth". The present document should be considered the next of this kind. Using the 17 January message of the House of Justice regarding the Five Year Plan as a starting point, it elaborates with specific examples and in greater detail the broad vision contained in that message. It is the result of the Teaching Centre's careful analysis of both the guidance of the House of Justice and the methods and approaches employed by the friends in every part of the globe in meeting the requirements of the Plan.
For Department of the Secretariat
cc: International Teaching Centre (with enclosure)
Counsellors (with enclosure)
A document prepared by the International Teaching Centre
In its message of 17 January 2003 to the Bahá'ís of the world, the Universal House of Justice presents a cogent analysis of the progress of the Bahá'í world in advancing the process of entry by troops since the beginning of the Five Year Plan. Utilizing the 17 January message as the framework for reflecting on our "collective experience," this document reviews the learning which underlies that experience and offers further perspectives on the challenges of promoting systematic growth. The document is divided into five sections:
1. A VISION OF GROWTH
1.1 Categorizing Clusters
1.2 Establishing Priorities
1.3 Proceeding through a Sequence of Courses
1.4 "Evoking the Spirit of Enterprise"
2. MOVEMENT OF CLUSTERS FROM ONE STAGE OF GROWTH TO THE NEXT
2.1 Opening Virgin Areas
2.2 Establishing the Institute Process in Emerging Clusters
2.3 Advancing Clusters with a Vigorous Institute Process
2.4 Accelerating Expansion and Consolidation in Advanced Clusters
3. ENHANCING INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
3.1 Managing the Process of Growth
3.2 Reexamining Administrative Approaches
3.3 Facilitating Individual Initiative
3.4 Serving Large Numbers
4. CHANGE IN THE CULTURE OF THE Bahá'í COMMUNITY
4.1 Learning and Planning at the Grass Roots
4.2 Maintaining a Focus
4.3 Empowering the Rank and File
4.4 An "Outward-Looking Orientation"
5. THE MOVEMENT OF HUMANITY TOWARD BAHÁ'U'LLÁH BUILDING MOMENTUM: A COHERENT APPROACH TO GROWTH
During the past two years the believers and institutions worldwide have focused their efforts on implementing the fundamental strategy of the Five Year Plan for creating a culture of growth, a strategy succinctly described in a message from the Universal House of Justice: The Five Year Plan … requires concentrated and sustained attention to two essential movements. The first is the steady flow of believers through the sequence of courses offered by training institutes, for the purpose of developing the human resources of the Cause. The second, which receives its impetus from the first, is the movement of geographic clusters from one stage of growth to the next.1 These two movements have been at the heart of the learning experience of the Bahá'í world and are the focus of this analysis. The first movement had its beginnings with the establishment of a network of training institutes during the Four Year Plan. The second got under way only in the Five Year Plan, when national communities, in response to the guidance of the House of Justice, began by mapping their territories into geographic clusters.
… National Spiritual Assemblies proceeded with relative ease to divide the territories under their jurisdiction into areas consisting of adjacent localities, called clusters, using criteria that were purely geographic and social and did not relate to the strength of local Bahá'í communities.2 In its Ridván 2002 message the House of Justice described how the exercise of clustering and categorizing has given the institutions and believers a vision of systematic growth: "Such a mapping … makes it possible to realize a pattern of well-ordered expansion and consolidation."
Acknowledging that in some cases cluster boundaries would be only a "reasonable approximation,"3 which might be modified through experience, National Spiritual Assemblies categorized the clusters according to broad stages of the development of the Faith as outlined in the message of 9 January 2001 from the House of Justice. In this connection the House of Justice has stressed the following point: To assign a cluster to one or another category is not to make a statement about status. Rather, it is a way of evaluating its capacity for growth, in order that an approach compatible with its evolving development can be adopted.4 In order to systematically advance the growth process, National Assemblies and Regional Bahá'í Councils sought to establish criteria for determining when a cluster would move from one category to the next. In some cases such criteria were expressed in numerical goals, while in others a qualitative description was adopted. Defining minimum criteria for each category is a process that grows principally out of experience. In its message of 17 January 2003 the House of Justice described the importance of this task:
… the task of refining the criteria needed for valid assessments is proving to be an ongoing challenge to institutions…. Rigid criteria are obviously counterproductive, but a well-defined scheme to carry out evaluation is essential.5
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Wherever Regional Councils exist, they are generally in the best position to determine the current categories of the clusters within their jurisdiction; Auxiliary Board members and agencies at the cluster level can also provide indispensable input. According to the House of Justice, "two criteria seem especially important" in this evaluation: the strength of the human resources raised up by the training institute for the expansion and consolidation of the Faith in the cluster, and the ability of the institutions to mobilize these resources in the field of service.6 What is essential is that the institutions periodically assess the progress that has been made so that the strategies being applied in a cluster are "compatible with its evolving development."7 When warranted, the classification of a cluster is changed and new priorities are set.
In addition to classifying clusters according to their capacity for growth, national and regional institutions set priorities as to which clusters would receive greater focus early in the Plan. At times this involved opening a few virgin clusters and advancing some weak ones, but generally, concentration was on the well-developed clusters in a country. Once the institutions came to understand the types of strategies needed to advance each category of clusters, it became apparent that it was advantageous to select a few promising clusters where the conditions for accelerated growth were the most favorable and then work toward establishing an intensive program of growth. The following guidance in a letter written on behalf of the House of Justice to a National Assembly reflects the advice given in such instances: An important challenge now before you is to ensure that one or two clusters in Austria reach the level at which intensive growth programs can be established. This will involve, foremost, helping the institute in your country develop to a more advanced stage, endowed with the capacity to accompany a significant percentage of individuals up to the point in its sequence of courses where they can be trained to act as tutors and multiply the number of study circles in the clusters selected. Given the receptivity displayed in the past by some of the minority groups in Austria … you would clearly do well to choose at least one cluster with a large representation of such a population.8
And to another National Assembly, the House of Justice explained the need for focus on a few advanced areas of high potential:
In consultation with the Councils and the Counsellors, you have identified several small geographic areas in which the local communities are gaining strength through a strong institute process. As the second year of the Plan fast approaches, the House of Justice hopes that, if it has not already been done, two or three of these clusters will be selected to receive special attention in the coming months so that they will soon reach the point where it will be possible to consider launching an intensive program of growth in each.9
In its 17 January message the House of Justice addresses the effort in which the believers are currently and principally engaged: Focus in almost every country has now turned to stimulating the movement of its priority clusters from their current stage of growth to the next. What has become strikingly clear is that progress in this respect depends largely on the efficacy of the parallel process aimed at helping an ever-increasing number of friends to move through the main sequence of courses offered by the institute serving the area.10
The impetus given to the institute process in the past two years and, in particular, to having the believers proceed through a sequence of courses was felt on all continents. The number of participants who have completed at least one institute course in the basic sequence continues to rise, but the most significant achievement is that a swelling stream of friends has proceeded through higher level courses. For example, 18 months into the Five Year Plan, more than 10,000 believers had completed Ruhi Institute Book 6, accounting for an increase of over 500 percent since April 2001, and more than 8,000 had completed Ruhi Institute Book 7, resulting in a dramatically enlarged pool of trained tutors. Gradually most national communities around the world adopted for their basic sequence of courses the Ruhi Institute curriculum, which had been developed over many years specifically in response to large-scale expansion. In light of the focus and energy being devoted to furthering the institute process in every national community, concerns were expressed by some believers about the emphasis on training and the use of a uniform curriculum. In such a wide-scale enterprise of taking great numbers of friends through a set curriculum, it is to be expected that some individuals might not find the materials suited to their learning style. Responding to this circumstance, the House of Justice made the following comment in a letter written on its behalf to an individual believer:
… reports from countries of diverse backgrounds suggest that many national Bahá'í communities which have adopted the books of the Ruhi Institute are finding them highly effective. It is natural that any given educational program would not appeal to everyone and that some would not wish to participate.… Nevertheless, a choice has been made by the institutions in your country to offer certain courses to the believers in the context of their plans to advance the process of entry by troops. The House of Justice is happy to see from your letter that you respect this decision and do not want to make your own evaluation of the program a cause for disunity.11 In another letter written on behalf of the House of Justice, the relationship of the individual believer to the institute process is given further clarification:
To say that the institute is only useful for newly enrolled believers and those who read little is not correct. Many mature and deepened believers are participating in the institute process, both as students and as teachers of various courses, in an effort to contribute directly to the promotion of entry by troops in their respective countries. Through such participation they have furthered their understanding of the requisites of growth and of the action required to maintain it, have caught fresh glimpses of spiritual truths, and have developed their skills and abilities of service. Far from interfering with their own study of the Writings, each according to his or
her own capacity and needs, their association with a training institute has enhanced the process. Yet clearly such participation is not a requirement for every Bahá'í, who, in the final analysis, can choose the manner in which he or she will serve the Faith. What is essential is that the institute process be supported even by those who do not wish to take part in it.12
At the same time the House of Justice has explained that no special designation should be accorded to those who are studying in the institute or serving as tutors, nor should the friends feel any demarcation based on participation in the institute:
It is quite reasonable to expect that, as far as training by the institute is concerned, certain courses would have as their prerequisite the completion of other courses. However, this notion should not be carried over into other Bahá'í activities, and clearly no distinction should be made between "trained" and "untrained" believers in the country. That for certain types of service the qualifications of the believers would need to be taken into account is natural. Yet the way should be open for all the friends, irrespective of the degree of their knowledge and experience, to participate in the affairs of the Faith….13
Those communities that did not become absorbed with issues of curriculum but turned their attention to putting a system in place were able to learn more quickly how to deliver their courses to large numbers of believers and to consolidate the institute process. Nevertheless, by the outset of the Five Year Plan the believers in most countries had not proceeded beyond the first few courses of the institute. The challenge for National Spiritual Assemblies of furthering the institute process and maintaining a clear focus was aptly described in a letter written on behalf of the House of Justice to a National Assembly:
To help large numbers of believers go through a sequence of courses is a formidable task, involving systematic work with an increasing number of tutors, the establishment of study circles, and measures for monitoring the progress of the participants. The friends in charge of the process need to have clarity of vision and should be allowed to carry out their mission without distraction.14
During the Four Year Plan, guidance from the House of Justice had stressed that as the believers completed higher courses in the sequence, their capacity to serve the Cause would be enhanced. In its message of 17 January this dynamic was confirmed: The rise in activity around the world testifies to the success of these courses in evoking the spirit of enterprise required to carry out the divers actions that growth in a cluster, at whatever stage, demands.15
Nowhere was this "rise in activity" more evidenced than in the increase in study circles and other core activities. According to the data available at the Bahá'í World Centre, the number of study circles worldwide increased from 3,600 in April 2001 to almost 9,000 in October 2002. The participation of individuals in devotional gatherings and children's classes increased by 80 and 63 percent respectively in the same period, with the highest percentage rise in both categories registered by countries in Asia. For the most part this proliferation of
community activities was the expression of individual initiative by believers who translated into action what they had internalized from their training institute courses.
The newfound zeal and initiative of the believers have been manifested at one level in the opening of virgin clusters. Although in the first two years of the Five Year Plan most countries have focused on advancing well-developed clusters toward intensive programs of growth, whenever virgin areas were opened to the Faith, a concentrated effort was made to lay a solid foundation for systematic expansion. Cognizant of the advice from the House of Justice of the value of pioneers being "experienced in institute programs,"16 National Assemblies encouraged homefront pioneers (short- and long-term) who settled in unopened clusters to promote the institute process. In general, study circles represented a principal means of teaching in these areas, along with devotional gatherings and firesides, as human resources began to emerge. This met with a warm response from the House of Justice:
As we had hoped, goals for the opening of virgin clusters are being readily met by enthusiastic participants of institute programs who, equipped with the knowledge and skills acquired through training courses, set out to establish the Faith in a new area and bring a fledgling community into being.17
In Canada, the National Assembly announced the goal of settling homefront pioneers in all of the country's nine unopened clusters by Ridván 2002. To this end the Assembly organized two national institute campaigns of five weeks each whereby a total of 39 believers completed the books in their institute's sequence. By Ridván 2002, six of the nine goal areas had been filled, and five of the pioneers were trained tutors. As of September 2002, all the homefront goals were achieved.
Foremost among the strategies for virgin clusters, therefore, have been encouraging homefront pioneers to become trained as tutors and implementing homefront pioneering projects that emphasize the establishment of the institute process in these areas. It has sometimes proved advantageous to identify goal areas adjacent to well-developed clusters, as these are more accessible to believers who can facilitate study circles. In fact, with a growing number of tutors being trained in the well-developed clusters, homefront goals can increasingly be met when such friends come forward to offer this kind of service. Reports on pioneer movement during the first year of the Five Year Plan indicate that about 725 believers arose to pioneer on the home front, nearly half of them in the Americas.
Clusters at the next level of development, characterized in the 9 January message as having "a few isolated localities and groups," often encompass a broad spectrum of Bahá'í activity, depending on the country, the history of growth in the cluster, and whether the area is rural or urban.
Two different conditions have predominated in this category. There are a number of clusters that experienced large-scale growth in the past but had no functioning Local Spiritual Assemblies and very few active believers. Also prevalent are clusters that had, in addition to isolated localities and groups, functioning Local Assemblies, some with only basic capacity and others with longstanding experience and active communities, but with minimal or no institute activity. The general approach in both these types of clusters has been to strengthen the institute process, but the means and pace have differed according to their particular circumstances.
In clusters that have experienced large-scale expansion, an approach that has proved effective is for a teaching team to reestablish contact with responsive friends and gradually introduce institute courses in the area. In recommending such an approach to a National Assembly that faced the challenge of having areas with great numbers of believers who had not been contacted for years, the House of Justice explained:
In many countries of the world, meeting this challenge requires that attention be concentrated on those localities for which long lists of believers often exist, but which, with the passage of time, have ceased to have any Bahá'í activity. In your case you would do well to establish a specific program according to which teams of able teachers would visit such communities one after another, spend time with the believers they can locate, and teach receptive souls until the conditions become favorable for the institute to enter and offer its courses.18
In several national communities in Asia, believers who had completed their institutes' second book in the sequence undertook visits of this kind. In Bangladesh, India, and the Philippines, this effort resulted in a number of believers' joining institute courses and devotional gatherings and becoming reactivated after many years. In the letter cited above, the House of Justice elaborated further on this approach:
… the purpose of such campaigns in local communities which have been dormant for years would not be to find every Bahá'í whose name appears on the membership list and verify his or her status. The list of names should be considered, rather, as a starting point, leading to opportunities to meet individuals who are willing to engage in meaningful conversation, exploring spiritual realities and learning more and more about the Faith.19
In clusters that had active communities but lacked a strong presence of the institute, a first requirement has been for the institutions and believers in such areas to acquire a clear vision of the pivotal role of the training institute in the implementation of the Plan and to commit themselves to this priority. Once this is grasped, these clusters can progress fairly rapidly to develop the institute process.
In practical terms, advancing the institute process in this category of clusters has meant increasing the number of tutors and study circles so that more believers become involved in the institute process. This objective can be achieved in a number of ways, depending on the level of human resources in the cluster—for example, by short-term homefront pioneers serving as tutors, by tutors from a nearby cluster facilitating study circles, or by friends from these emerging clusters participating in centralized training courses or extension courses in their area.
As more study circles have been established in these clusters, a growing number of friends have become engaged in the study of the first one or two books of the institute. However, the House of Justice highlighted the value of putting in place a system for taking believers through a full sequence of courses and the potential impact of this arrangement: The challenge is not simply to have a certain percentage study one or two courses, but a sequence of several courses through an effective system of distance education. And if the institute succeeds in accomplishing this, there should be a corresponding increase in the tempo of the teaching work as more and more friends arise to serve the Faith. A steady stream of newly enrolled believers will, in turn, enter the institute's program, and in this way the system as a whole will be in a constant state of expansion.20
In order "to ensure that one or two clusters … reach the level at which intensive growth programs can be established,"21 a great deal of attention has been directed toward further developing strong clusters and preparing them for intensive growth. The principal means to advance these clusters have been institute campaigns, reflection meetings, and a gradual multiplication of core activities. This latter objective is most easily fulfilled by inviting seekers to these activities. The experience of the institutions and believers in this category of clusters has been substantial and instructive.
2.3.1 Institute Campaigns
Although the meaning of a "vigorous" institute process was interpreted in a variety of ways, efforts to further the institute process in the more well-developed clusters have involved taking significant numbers of friends through the sequence of courses and rapidly increasing the number of trained tutors. In some instances this has been swiftly and effectively accomplished through institute campaigns, which have augmented ongoing efforts to expand the number of study circles. In most instances these campaigns have been designed to enable the believers who have already completed the first few books in the sequence, and preferably have served as tutors, to move in an accelerated manner through the remaining books. This process has generated a great deal of enthusiasm and helped create a sizable group of capable believers who have begun to understand "the prerequisites for sustainable growth."22
In Asiatic Russia an institute campaign in the first few months of the Five Year Plan resulted in 76 believers completing all six books of the institute and becoming prepared to act as tutors for any of the books in the sequence. Urban clusters such as Perth, Australia; Minsk, Belarus; Vancouver, Canada; Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia; Karachi, Pakistan; and Los Angeles, the United States; and well-developed rural or semi-urban clusters in, for example, Cameroon, the Central African Republic, Kenya, India, and Italy undertook such campaigns and registered immediate gains in the number of study circles in the clusters. The House of Justice commented on this type of endeavor:
It is most encouraging to see that the progress of this work [the internal development of the clusters] is being energized through the training institute process, which was considerably strengthened … by the campaigns undertaken in many countries to increase the number of trained tutors.23
In areas with active, deepened believers, the progression of individuals through the sequence of courses has moved quickly, once the community members committed themselves to the process. A good example of this dynamic is evidenced in the experience of Western Australia. A concentrated focus in this state on involving increasing numbers of friends in the institute, aided by a series of campaigns, resulted in more than half of its 1,500 believers participating in institute courses. In less than three months the number of study circles, which included seekers, doubled from 52 to 103 and as a consequence of this "increase in the tempo of the teaching work," 36 new believers entered the Faith. This was three times the number of new enrollments recorded for each of the previous two years.
2.3.2 Multiplication of Core Activities
Movement of the cluster toward the next stage of development is directly associated with "the multiplication of study circles, devotional meetings and children's classes, and the expansion they engender."24 As the pool of trained human resources grows, an increase in these and other activities occurs naturally. As indicated, the attention given in the past two years to training more tutors has had a measurable impact on the number of study circles worldwide. Not only has this figure now reached 10,000, but one-third of the participants are studying the higher books in the institute's sequence. Efforts to bring new believers and seekers into the institute process have created a fresh dynamic in clusters. As more and more new declarants join institute courses, "the system as a whole will be in a constant state of expansion."25 The growing pool of human resources generated by the institute process has made it possible to establish an increasing number of two other core activities: devotional gatherings and children's classes.
Devotional meetings begin to flourish as consciousness of the spiritual dimension of human existence is raised among the believers in an area through institute courses.26
In various parts of the world, special endeavors to increase the number of devotional meetings often begin with encouraging believers inspired by their institute course on spiritual life to undertake such meetings on their own. Another approach that has resulted in an expansion in number previously not contemplated has been to hold devotional gatherings in the homes of non-Bahá'ís, who sometimes organize the meetings themselves. Employing this arrangement over a six-month period, the believers in Malaysia were able to increase tenfold the devotional meetings in their advanced clusters and the level of participation by 40 percent. The multiplication of devotional gatherings has taken place with seeming ease in both rural and urban areas. In only 18 months, the number of individuals participating in devotional gatherings in Asia grew by nearly 200 percent and in the Americas and Europe by about 50 percent.
A marked increase in children's classes has been reported on all continents, confirming that they are also "a natural outgrowth of the training received early in the study of the main sequence."27 Efforts to multiply the number of children's classes in a strong cluster are predicated on training a sizable cadre of children's class teachers, and usually require a concerted outreach to the community at large, as the Bahá'í children may be few in number. Africa recorded the most significant rise in children's classes, with the number nearly doubling between April 2001 and October 2002.
The multiplication of core activities in well-developed clusters, growing out of increased individual initiative, has been identified as an important step in advancing toward a program of intensive growth. As the House of Justice wrote:
The coherence thus achieved through the establishment of study circles, devotional meetings and children's classes provides the initial impulse for growth in a cluster, an impulse that gathers strength as these core activities multiply in number.28
2.3.3 Reflection Meetings
A natural vehicle for multiplying core activities has been reflection meetings. These meetings at the cluster level have been particularly effective in well-established areas where an expanding pool of human resources exists. In such gatherings the institutions and the believers, many of whom are involved in the institute process, study the relevant Five Year Plan documents, share experiences, and consult on the achievements and strengths within the cluster. Avoiding "grandiose and elaborate plans,"29 the friends reach a consensus on short-term goals which reflect the pledges of individual initiatives and collective actions that have emerged from the consultation. These goals are generally incorporated into a calendar of activities that becomes the framework for the subsequent two- to three-month period. In many clusters around the world, how to hold productive and enjoyable reflection meetings has become an important area for learning.
2.3.4 Reaching Out to All Inhabitants
What has helped clusters with a strong institute process move toward the next stage of development has been the efforts of Bahá'ís to open their communities to the public at large and guide ready souls to the Cause in progressively increasing numbers. In some of these advanced clusters, most of the participants in the first course of the institute have been seekers. It is evident, then, that a systematic approach to training has created a way for Bahá'ís to reach out to the surrounding society, share Bahá'u'lláh's message with friends, family, neighbors and coworkers, and expose them to the richness of His teachings. This outward-looking orientation is one of the finest fruits of the grassroots learning taking place.30
In this regard the House of Justice calls attention to the promising opportunities offered by devotional gatherings and children's classes:
As both activities are made open to the wider community through a variety of wellconceived and imaginative means, they attract a growing number of seekers, who, more often than not, are eager to attend firesides and join study circles. Many go on subsequently to declare their faith in Bahá'u'lláh and, from the outset, view their role in the community as that of active participants in a dynamic process of growth.31
Bahá'ís from Alaska to Australia, from Ireland to India, have prepared imaginative brochures to attract seekers to their devotional meetings. Family members, neighbors, and even respondents to newspaper advertisements have been joining the Bahá'ís for prayer and readings from the Scriptures, often enhanced by music and followed by refreshments. Reports from
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75 percent of the national communities reveal that as of October 2002, approximately 12,000 of the participants in devotional meetings—20 percent—were non-Bahá'ís.
An equally effective form of outreach has been the active extension of Bahá'í children's classes to the greater community. Parents of all backgrounds and strata of society are united in their desire to guide their children to a better life. The response to offers by Bahá'ís to provide children in an area with spiritual education has been extremely encouraging. According to reports from two-thirds of the national communities, more than 27,000, or 40 percent, of the children attending Bahá'í classes at the present time are from non-Bahá'í families. In such countries as Botswana, Lesotho, the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Puerto Rico, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Myanmar, Nepal, Thailand, the Mariana Islands, Albania, and Romania, as of October 2002, 75 percent or more of the participants in their children's classes were from families of non-Bahá'ís.
The experience in the state of Tamil Nadu in India offers an example of a successful approach. Bahá'ís who had completed institute training for children's class teachers visited selected villages in their cluster and held public meetings at which they presented to the public, through the use of skits and posters, the dangers facing children in today's society and the importance of spiritual education. Scores of parents enrolled their children in Bahá'í classes, resulting in an unprecedented increase in children's classes in each of the target clusters. In five clusters where previously there had been 28 classes, the total rose to 136.
Wherever systematic efforts were made to invite receptive parents who had children in Bahá'í classes or individuals who were attending devotional meetings to join study circles, the results were also encouraging. For these souls, their introduction to the Bahá'í Faith has been first and foremost the Word of God. Connecting the seekers immediately with the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh has been a uniformly effective approach, one that recalls advice from the Guardian: "we are enjoined to constantly refer the seeker to the Word itself."32
It has also been reassuring to note that when non-Bahá'ís realize there is no pressure or proselytizing involved, but rather a genuine desire on the part of Bahá'ís to share the spiritual sustenance in the Teachings of Bahá'u'lláh, they respond positively and readily return to Bahá'í gatherings on their own. A program recently conducted in Medchal, India, offers a striking example of such a response. A presentation on the Bahá'í Faith's perspective on moral education was delivered to 80 teachers and students at the Government Industrial Training Institute. As a result of this event, more than half of those present chose to enroll in a study circle. Similarly, in Luxembourg at the end of a public meeting organized by the Bahá'ís on the spiritual education of children, 10 local residents registered for a Bahá'í study circle. 2.4 Accelerating Expansion and Consolidation in Advanced Clusters
2.4.1 Prerequisites for Intensive Growth
As the second year of the Five Year Plan draws to a close, approximately 150 clusters worldwide have been identified as having attained conditions propitious for intensive growth. In many of these clusters the acceleration of the institute process has resulted in 50 to 60 percent of the believers being fully involved in institute courses, with a significant number having completed the current sequence. These highly motivated friends, stimulated and nurtured by the encouragement of the Local Spiritual Assemblies and Auxiliary Board members, have undertaken more and more individual initiatives in the teaching field. The number of core activities within these clusters has increased at a seemingly exponential
rate, and these "portals for entry by troops" have become the channels for most of the new enrollments in Bahá'í communities.
A high degree of enthusiasm and a strong sense of ownership are also characteristics of clusters ready to embark on an intensive program of growth. Reflection meetings are well attended and participation is lively. The feeling of ownership of the process has been manifested in, among other ways, greater contributions to the Fund. Though facing serious economic difficulties, the friends in the well-developed clusters in Moldova and the Ukraine are contributing more generously than ever to all the funds of the Faith. In an advanced priority cluster in Nepal, the contributions of the believers to the National Fund increased by 100 percent over the previous year.
2.4.2 Intensification of Teaching Efforts
The House of Justice stated in its message of 9 January 2001 that at the core of an intensive program of growth "must lie a sound and steady process of expansion, matched by an equally strong process of human resource development." The teaching work will include "a range of teaching efforts … involving both activities undertaken by the individual and campaigns promoted by the institutions."33
In a letter to a National Assembly, the House of Justice explained that the implementation of well-conceived teaching projects, which are linked with the systematic training of a large number of believers for service to the Faith, … is an important step towards invigorating and sustaining the growth of the Cause.34
In its 17 January message the House of Justice has specifically identified teaching projects as a step toward intensive growth:
… carefully designed projects are being added to the existing pattern of growth to reach receptive populations and lift the rate of expansion to a higher level.35 In many parts of the world, "bringing large numbers into the ranks of Bahá'u'lláh's followers has traditionally not been a formidable task."36 With the institute system in advanced clusters ready to absorb a periodic influx of new declarants, it is now timely in such areas to initiate short-term, direct teaching projects in order to "lift the rate of expansion to a higher level." A recent five-day teaching campaign in the Medak cluster in Andhra Pradesh, India, led to 194 individuals' embracing the Faith, of which 114 immediately joined a first level institute course. The House of Justice, in its 17 January message, praised this course of action for the more developed clusters:
Such projects accelerate the tempo of teaching, already on the rise through the efforts of individuals. And, where large-scale enrollment is beginning to result, provision is being made to ensure that a certain percentage of the new believers immediately enter the institute program, for, as we have emphasized in several messages, these friends will be called upon to serve the needs of an ever-growing Bahá'í population.37
After a sizable percentage of the new believers who have enrolled through teaching projects join institute courses and become integrated into core activities, another similar project can soon be undertaken. Not only will periodic teaching projects act as a catalyst for growth but continuing this cycle of expansion and consolidation will help accelerate and sustain the growth process.
Teaching projects will be especially effective if they are "carefully designed" and reach specific segments of the population in a cluster. Teaching approaches and materials may be tailored to persons, for example, of particular occupations (schoolteachers, university students, lawyers), ethnicities (Aborigines, Chinese, Roma), and religions (animist, Buddhist, Christian, Muslim), or to women and youth. After substantial experience accumulates in the field as to the appropriate methods and contexts for teaching special populations, Bahá'ís involved in this work can assist the institute by designing a course that is specific to a particular group; such a course could be offered as a branch of the basic institute course on becoming an effective teacher.
2.4.3 The Dynamics of Intensive Growth
A question often asked by the friends is how they will know when their cluster is ready for an intensive program of growth. One indicator that cannot be overlooked is growth itself— an increase in the number of Bahá'ís in the cluster. A vigorous institute process, the multiplication of core activities and their integration, a successful outreach to local inhabitants, an ever-growing number of individual and collective teaching initiatives, a vibrant community life, and a commitment to an ongoing learning process will result in growth. This includes new enrollments as well as reactivated Bahá'ís who have been roused by the newfound spirit and activity in their area. These elements will also naturally lead to and foster the conditions for intensive programs of growth identified by the House of Justice in its message of 9 January 2001, such as the "pronounced spirit of collaboration" among the institutions and "a reasonable degree of administrative capacity."
An intensive program of growth suggests just that—intensification—an intensification of activity that contributes to systematic growth. The friends in advanced clusters will become aware of a perceptible change in the intensity of activity in their area, and this will be reflected in the growth pattern. An intensive program of growth implies a pattern that is progressively accelerated and fully sustained.
The process of dividing a country into clusters undertaken in the first year of the Five Year Plan has made it possible for the institutions of the Faith "to realize a pattern of wellordered expansion and consolidation."38 National Assemblies and Regional Councils have formulated their plans of action, supported by a system for training the necessary human resources, with an eye toward moving clusters from one stage of development to the next. And when an active cluster has the necessary elements in place and is registering new enrollments, it is the institutions that confirm its readiness to embark on an intensive program of growth.
Achieving and sustaining intensive growth demand a variety of capabilities and new approaches on the part of Bahá'í institutions. Reports indicate that the building of capacity,
though gradual, takes place more readily when members of institutions have had first-hand experience with the dynamics of cluster development and the processes that contribute to growth.
In promoting and overseeing the process of growth, Bahá'í institutions have been demonstrating a range of motivational and organizational capacities. These skills are enhanced when an attitude of learning prevails and an appreciation of the essential harmony between individual initiative and collective action exists.
3.1.1 Fostering an Encouraging Environment
Chief among the requirements for motivating believers and nurturing a culture of growth is the capacity to foster an encouraging environment where, as the Universal House of Justice wrote in its 9 January message, "teaching is the dominating passion of the lives of the believers" and "mutual support, commitment to learning, and appreciation of diversity of action are the prevailing norms." In the same message, the House of Justice also stated that an upsurge in teaching activity depends on "sustained encouragement." In clusters preparing for intensive growth, it has been observed that the collaborating institutions have demonstrated the ability to create an atmosphere of mutual trust with the friends, utilize their talents, praise their accomplishments, and overlook minor mistakes. These are hallmarks of the emerging Bahá'í culture, and the success of this Plan depends in no small measure on the extent to which the institutions and individuals alike demonstrate these capacities. In a letter written on his behalf to a National Assembly, Shoghi Effendi made a comment about encouragement that is relevant to institutions at all levels of the Cause: … the National Body is like the beating of a healthy heart in the midst of the Community, pumping spiritual love, energy and encouragement out to all the members.39
3.1.2 Coordination at the Cluster Level
The actual work of promoting the process of growth in the clusters requires skills of organization and coordination. These functions are being carried out within a new framework of collaboration, as described by the House of Justice:
The implementation of such a program [of intensive growth] will require the close collaboration of the institute, the Auxiliary Board members and their assistants, and an Area Teaching Committee.40
To the extent that these institutions, through effective collaboration, have been able to systematically enlarge the pool of human resources in a cluster and mobilize these resources for teaching and other acts of service, they have been successful in advancing the cluster toward a program of intensive growth. Underlying their efforts has been the realization that success would depend "on the manner in which lines of action are integrated and on the attitude of learning that is adopted."41
In clusters where well-functioning Local Spiritual Assemblies exist, a coordinating committee has at times replaced the role of an Area Teaching or Growth Committee as the agency collaborating with the Auxiliary Board members and the institute. In either case, meeting the challenges of furthering the institute process and promoting systematic growth have required increasing administrative capacities, not the least of which is effective consultation. The ability to organize productive and enjoyable reflection meetings has also been a feature of well-developed clusters.
3.1.3 The Ongoing Collection of Statistics
Managing the growth process necessitates certain practical skills such as collecting statistics, because to monitor growth it is essential to be able to measure it. The friends are learning to maintain an accurate database at the grass roots by recording on a regular basis such information as the number of individuals going through the institute's sequence of courses, the number of core activities, the number of persons who attend these activities, and the number of new enrollments. Special training in collecting statistics has often been necessary for the friends at the cluster level. This task needs to be carried out in such a way that it does not overburden communities but provides data sufficient for planning and for identifying measures to accelerate growth. Particular emphasis has been given to tracking the statistics in the most promising clusters at about three-month intervals, so that appropriate steps can be taken to move these clusters toward intensive growth.
Gradually National Spiritual Assemblies are coming to recognize that the administrative structures they put in place in their national communities should reflect and support the primary aim of the Plan. While in earlier years national committees and task forces were established for an array of local and national activities and proclamation events, the current focus on promoting systematic growth has influenced the nature and number of committees a National Assembly may wish to appoint. Some Assemblies, particularly in countries with small national communities, have found it useful to reduce the number of national committees to allow more time and energy for the priorities of the Five Year Plan. Eliminating or consolidating less vital committees has also enabled National Assemblies to better fulfill their responsibilities for monitoring the overall growth of the Faith in their countries and has freed up the believers for teaching activities.
A significant development that has made it possible for a number of National Spiritual Assemblies to modify the approach to their work was the establishment of Regional Bahá'í Councils. Under the guidance of the House of Justice, these National Assemblies are gradually learning to delegate responsibilities and authority to this new institution. Charged with overseeing the plans for expansion and consolidation in their regions, the Councils are able to analyze specific approaches to be adopted in the execution of the Five Year Plan, and design plans of action consisting "essentially of those provisions needed to help each cluster in the region move from its current stage of growth to the next advanced stage."42 Again, the result has been that the National Assemblies are free to focus on larger strategic issues and other pressing matters, and the teaching plans and priorities have become more responsive to the conditions and resources at the grass roots. In countries where the organization of the teaching work has been carried out by Regional Teaching Committees, under the supervision of a National Teaching Committee, the benefits of this principle of decentralization are evident as well.
Delegation of authority has also been exercised by National Assemblies and Regional Councils with respect to Institute Boards. In a letter written on its behalf, the House of Justice has given the following advice on the delegation of responsibilities and the administration of the institute process:
In the case of the boards of the regional institutes … one of the challenges before the Regional Bahá'í Councils is to delegate to them the functions that are properly theirs and to give them the freedom needed to discharge those functions. The boards, likewise, have to provide enough latitude to the coordinators of the institutes, and invest them with enough authority, for them to perform their daily work effectively….
… The coordinator needs to operate at the level of implementation, carrying out day-to-day plans and activities and ensuring that the basic function of the institute is performed—this, with the assistance of the tutors and any staff if necessary. The board oversees the institute process as a whole, largely through the periodic reports of the coordinator and through occasional consultations. It will want to make itself readily accessible to the coordinator, providing the atmosphere in which he or she can share ideas, seek the board's views on the possibilities and challenges facing the institute, and benefit from its advice. To carry out its role, the board does not need to meet frequently, as does a committee charged with undertaking a set of specific tasks.
As for the Regional Council, it is, naturally, interested to know that such an important agency under its aegis as the institute is accomplishing the tasks for which it was created and is functioning in full capacity. Even more important, the Council must ensure that, as the ranks of avowed supporters of the Faith swell through the institute process, they are deployed in the field of service, reinforcing the work of large-scale expansion and consolidation. This multiplication and deployment of human resources is to be carried out, of course, in the context of a regional plan to move each cluster in the region from its current stage of growth to the next advanced stage.43
Experience has indicated that when Institute Boards have been given a sufficient degree of autonomy to administer their work, they have been more effective in advancing the institute process than those in countries where the Assemblies or Councils have attempted to retain the process tightly within their control.
The growing contingents of friends eager to find their paths of service have had implications for the role of Local Spiritual Assemblies in the Five Year Plan and beyond. The House of Justice calls attention to the challenge:
All of this opens thrilling opportunities for Local Spiritual Assemblies. Theirs is the challenge, in collaboration with the Auxiliary Board members who counsel and assist them, to utilize the energies and talents of the swelling human resources available in their respective areas of jurisdiction both to create a vibrant community life and to begin influencing the society around them.44
Intensive growth depends upon encouraging individuals to carry out a rapidly increasing number of core activities and other endeavors, and Local Assemblies have been instrumental in this process. Through their inspiration and support, a host of individual and collective actions have resulted. By recognizing and facilitating the initiatives of the many friends proceeding through the institute courses, as well as of other devoted servants in their communities, the Assemblies are assuming a style of leadership urged by the Guardian: The first quality for leadership, both among individuals and Assemblies, is the capacity to use the energy and competence that exists in the rank and file of its followers.45
Because the planning environment has now broadened to the level of the cluster, often involving several Local Assemblies and the active participation of the believers in formulating short-term goals, an Assembly's scope of interest has begun to stretch beyond its boundaries. Its vision is expanded, its resources magnified, and its opportunities enlarged. In describing the character of cluster meetings, the House of Justice alludes to features of this wider perspective: The Universal House of Justice hopes that the consultations which take place in periodic meetings at the level of the cluster will generate such unity of thought about the growth of the Faith that, in those cases where the lines of action affect localities with Local Assemblies, the requirement of receiving their approval will easily be met. It should be remembered that the aim of such consultations, beyond addressing certain practical considerations, is to maintain a high level of enthusiasm and to create a spirit of service and fellowship among those present. Discussions should not become bogged down by undue concern for procedural issues, but should focus on what can be achieved and on the joy of witnessing the fruits of hard work and diligent effort.46
The challenges of growth will test and develop the capacities of our institutions at all levels, but ultimately these bodies were designed to serve large numbers of people. Indeed, "so much of the ability of the Faith to develop capacity for community building depends upon the size of our membership."47 Shoghi Effendi has assured us that growth is the answer to fulfilling the potentialities of our Administrative Order:
The problems which confront the believers at the present time, whether social, spiritual, economic or administrative, will be gradually solved as the number and the resources of the friends multiply and their capacity for service … develops.48
And in the same vein, the Universal House of Justice states:
A massive expansion of the Bahá'í community must be achieved far beyond all past records…. The need for this is critical, for without it the laboriously erected agencies of the Administrative Order will not be provided the scope to be able to develop and adequately demonstrate their inherent capacity to minister to the crying needs of humanity in its hour of deepening despair.49
The ability to guide and sustain a growth process will contribute toward the capacity and maturation of institutions at all levels. The House of Justice highlighted this point in its Ridván message at the beginning of the Four Year Plan:
… the maturity of the Spiritual Assembly must be measured not only by the regularity of its meetings and the efficiency of its functioning, but also by the continuity of the growth of Bahá'í membership.50
This maturation comes about through the enhancement of the capabilities of Bahá'í institutions as they are involved in promoting growth, responding to the needs of increasing numbers of believers, and facilitating their service to the Cause.
At the end of the Four Year Plan the Universal House of Justice wrote that "the culture of the Bahá'í community [had] experienced a change."51 The "new patterns of thought and action"52 introduced by the training institutes were having a profound impact on individuals, institutions, and communities. Fundamental to this new orientation was an attitude of learning, along with an appreciation of systematization and focus, a commitment to enlisting a greater number of believers in the work of the Cause, and a conscious outreach to society at large. At the level of the cluster and the community, where the culture of learning is taking root, a new dynamic has emerged whereby the friends are engaged in actions that are purposeful, systematic, and energizing.
Two observations that are important to the ongoing prosecution of the Five Year Plan can be made about the experience of working in clusters. First, reflection meetings have become the learning matrix of the clusters. These periodic consultations have enabled the believers to "reflect on issues, consider adjustments, and maintain enthusiasm and unity of thought."53 The value of short-term goals is immediately recognized, as accomplishments and challenges can regularly be evaluated, "obstacles removed, resources multiplied and lessons learned,"54 and modifications in the goals made without losing continuity of action. Flexibility and patience are encouraged, as essential prerequisites of the learning process. The friends have begun to appreciate that not all answers can be tied down in advance but are garnered through experience. In describing this process, the House of Justice wrote:
Meetings of consultation held at the cluster level serve to raise awareness of possibilities and generate enthusiasm. Here, free from the demands of formal decision-making, participants reflect on experience gained, share insights, explore approaches and acquire a better understanding of how each can contribute to achieving the aim of the Plan. In many cases, such interaction leads to consensus on a set of short-term goals, both individual and collective. Learning in action is becoming the outstanding feature of the emerging mode of operation.55
A second critical feature of working in clusters is the shift to planning at the grass roots. The House of Justice described this as one of the purposes of the clustering exercise, but its implications for the roles of individuals and local institutions in implementing the Plan are only beginning to be felt. Rather than "the mere enumeration of goals,"56 often unconnected to the realities of the resources in an area, planning at reflection gatherings is based on the human resources actually available. The impact of the training institute on the planning process and the stimulation of individual initiative has been widely seen. Armed with new insights, skills, and abilities, individuals have arisen in cluster after cluster to take up tasks in support of their area plan. Through the encouragement of the institutions, particularly the Auxiliary Board members, enthusiasm for service has been generated and guided "into channels of systematic endeavor."57
At Bahá'í institutional meetings and other gatherings in every country of the world, one is struck by the clear and common focus demonstrated by the friends in their efforts to advance the process of entry by troops. The House of Justice associated this development with the change in culture:
… since the beginning of the Four Year Plan, the entire Bahá'í world has been undergoing a profound change in culture required by the single focus of the global Plans in this latter part of the first century of the Faith's Formative Age—advancing the process of entry by troops.58
Accustomed to pursuing a wide range of goals at the national and local levels, many Bahá'ís faced the challenge of focusing their teaching and other forms of service more directly on advancing this overriding aim of the Plan. While a "diversity of action" was expected, the guidance of the House of Justice provided an explicit framework for that action, and the believers became aware that "old modes of thinking, which, while valuable in many respects, have not been conducive to rapid growth."59
Coupled with the focus on advancing the process of entry by troops is a growing appreciation of the need to be systematic in action. Growth should not be explosive and shortlived but steady and sustained. By definition, a process means a systematic series of actions directed toward a specific end. A systematic approach to training human resources is already yielding substantial results, and the systematization of the teaching work through the movement of clusters is demonstrating its efficacy. As stated at the outset of this document, it is "concentrated and sustained attention" to these two movements that will lead to the fulfillment of the aim of the Five Year Plan.
Referred to as the "chief propellant" of the change in culture, the training institutes, with their ability to produce an expanding number of human resources, have fundamentally altered the approach of the Bahá'í community to the tasks at hand. More than ever the rank and file of the believers are involved in meaningful and vital service to the Cause. Whether by holding devotional meetings, facilitating study circles, or teaching children's classes, a greater number of friends have found paths of service that do not depend on public-speaking prowess. The
training institutes have imparted the necessary "spiritual insights," "knowledge," and "skills" that have enabled the believers to "facilitate the process of entry by troops with efficiency and love."60 The House of Justice has remarked on this accomplishment:
It is especially gratifying to note the high degree of participation of believers in the various aspects of the growth process. In cluster after cluster, the number of those shouldering the responsibilities of expansion and consolidation is steadily increasing.61
The growing confidence and commitment of the believers, which have been reflected "in the thrust of individual initiatives,"62 are gathering momentum in the Five Year Plan. In this regard the House of Justice has reassured the friends that as the believers gain confidence in their capacity to serve through the institute process, a much richer expression of the diverse talents of the friends is beginning to appear in the Bahá'í world—a richness that bodes well for the future progress of the Cause.63
When the Universal House of Justice called on the Bahá'ís at the beginning of the Five Year Plan to open their study circles, children's classes, and devotional meetings "to all the inhabitants of the locality," that phrase signalized a change in the culture of Bahá'í communities, a change that is intimately linked with the efforts of the Faith to grow and to embrace humankind.
In reaching out to all inhabitants of a locality we are inspired by the words of Bahá'u'lláh: "This Day a door is open wider than both heaven and earth."64 Making a concerted effort to open the portals of our community life to the outside world requires both courage and imagination. Stories abound of the creative measures Bahá'í communities around the globe are employing to attract seekers to their activities.
Beyond opening the doors of the Bahá'í community to the outside world, the believers are also exerting themselves to reach out. Bahá'ís are striving to expand their social circles and ultimately their friendships, as friendship is the surest foundation for touching the hearts. To pursue these aims, individuals have begun to examine their priorities, including the services they are rendering the Faith, and to reorder their lives so as to allow themselves more time for interaction with their relatives, friends, and coworkers. Ultimately, what is the point of striving to become more effective teachers if we are not meeting people to teach?
Having an "outward-looking orientation" also suggests that it is important for Bahá'ís to understand more deeply the forces operating on the world stage and the solutions offered by the Revelation of Bahá'u'lláh. Our task is to convey to seekers that we are all living in the same world, facing common trials, and striving to fulfill similar, long-held aspirations for the human race. Our expressions of solidarity with our fellow human beings must be sincerely voiced and genuinely felt.
5. THE MOVEMENT OF HUMANITY TOWARD BAHÁ'U'LLÁH
A premise underlying our current teaching efforts is the realization that all humanity is moving toward Bahá'u'lláh.
Let there be no doubt that what we are witnessing is the gathering momentum of that process of the entry of humanity into the Cause by troops, foreshadowed in Bahá'u'lláh's Tablet to the King of Persia, eagerly anticipated by the Master, and described by the Guardian as the necessary prelude to mass conversion.65
Not everyone learns or responds at the same rate but the path to Him is wide enough to accommodate one and all regardless of their pace. "The Cause of God has room for all"66 suggests that not only are divers peoples welcome but that individuals may be at different points in their understanding and acceptance of the Faith. Adopting an attitude of openness and inclusion will help diminish the sharp line that believers have sometimes tended to draw between themselves and the public at large.
Bahá'ís everywhere are also acutely aware that events outside the Faith are serving, as the Universal House of Justice wrote, "to awaken in the hearts of those who share this planet with us a longing for unity and justice that can be met only by the Cause of God."67 All of the plans, campaigns, and reflection meetings are aimed at finding ways to share the Divine Message with the waiting masses. Above all, the friends should be encouraged to remember Bahá'u'lláh's call "This is the day in which to speak,"68 and 'Abdu'l-Bahá's exhortation that we "should strive with our whole hearts to offer ourselves up, guide others to His path, and train the souls of men."69
1 Message dated 22 December 2001 written by the Universal House of Justice to the friends gathered at the Eighth ASEAN Youth Conference in Thailand.
2 Message dated 17 January 2003 written by the Universal House of Justice to the Bahá'ís of the world.
3 Letter dated 12 December 2001 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to the National Spiritual Assembly of the United States.
8 Letter dated 20 March 2002 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to the National Spiritual Assembly of Austria.
9 Letter dated 8 April 2002 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to the National Spiritual Assembly of Bolivia.
10 Message dated 17 January 2003 written by the Universal House of Justice to the Bahá'ís of the world.
11 Letter dated 3 June 2001 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to an individual believer.
12 Letter dated 31 May 2001 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to an individual believer.
13 Letter dated 4 October 2000 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to the Spiritual Assembly of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
14 Letter dated 23 October 2000 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to the National Spiritual Assembly of Kenya.
16 Message dated 9 January 2001 written by the Universal House of Justice to the Conference of the Continental Boards of Counsellors.
18 Letter dated 3 June 2001 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to the National Spiritual Assembly of the Union of Myanmar.
20 Letter dated 8 September 2000 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to the National Spiritual Assembly of Eritrea.
21 Letter dated 20 March 2002 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to the National Spiritual Assembly of Austria.
23 Ridván 2002 message written by the Universal House of Justice to the Bahá'ís of the world.
32 Letter dated 4 June 1957 written on behalf of Shoghi Effendi to the National Spiritual Assembly of Canada, published in The Gift of Teaching (England: Bahá'í Publishing Trust, 1977), p. 35.
34 Letter dated 3 April 2000 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to the National Spiritual Assembly of Guyana.
39 Letter dated 30 June 1957 written on behalf of Shoghi Effendi to the National Spiritual Assembly of Alaska, published in High Endeavors (n.p.: National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of Alaska, 1976), pp. 35–36.
42 Letter dated 12 December 2001 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to the National Spiritual Assembly of the United States.
43 Letter dated 23 December 2001 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to the National Spiritual Assembly of Brazil.
45 Letter dated 30 August 1930 written on behalf of Shoghi Effendi to the National Spiritual Assembly of the United States and Canada, published in Lights of Guidance (New Delhi: Bahá'í Publishing Trust, 1996), p. 19.
46 Letter dated 9 December 2001 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to the National Spiritual Assembly of Seychelles.
47 Letter dated 20 August 2002 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to an individual believer.
48 Handwritten note of Shoghi Effendi appended to a letter dated 11 March 1933 written on his behalf to an individual believer, cited in a message dated 20 October 1983 written by the Universal House of Justice to the Bahá'ís of the world, published in Readings on Bahá'í Social and Economic Development (Florida: Palabra Publications, 2000), p. 7.
49 Ridván 150 [1993] message written by the Universal House of Justice to the Bahá'ís of the world.
54 The Institution of the Counsellors, a document prepared by the Universal House of Justice (Haifa: Bahá'í World Centre, 2001), p. 24.
56 The Institution of the Counsellors, p. 24.
63 Letter dated 26 June 2002 written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to an individual believer.
64 Bahá'u'lláh, quoted by Shoghi Effendi in The Advent of Divine Justice (Wilmette: Bahá'í Publishing Trust, 1990), p. 78.
66 Letter dated 10 December 1942 written on behalf of Shoghi Effendi to two individual believers, published in Lights of Guidance, p. 67.
67 Message dated 24 May 2001 written by the Universal House of Justice to the believers gathered for the events marking the completion of the projects on Mount Carmel.
68 Bahá'u'lláh, quoted by Shoghi Effendi in The Advent of Divine Justice, p. 82.
69 Selections from the Writings of 'Abdu'l-Bahá (Wilmette: Bahá'í Publishing Trust, 1997), sec. 218.8.
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History & Education / Fort History
The headland known as Fort Scratchley has long been associated with the history of Newcastle. Two natural features dominated early history: its height offered a prominent lookout; and seams of coal were readily accessible around its base. Both are understood to have been used by local Aborigines.
Coal and Mining
The discovery of the coal seams by European explorers from Sydney led to the site becoming the first European coal mine in Australia, and probably the first mine of any kind in the country. Mining began on Braithwaite's Head using convict labour during the first European settlements of 1801 and 1804. In time, coal mining became an economic mainstay of Newcastle and the Hunter Valley.
In 1813 a coal-fired navigation beacon was set up on Beacon Hill and continued until 1857. A flagstaff and signal station were also erected during this period, and these subsequently became the Harbour Master’s residence. These structures were demolished later to make way for construction of the Fort.
The strategic importance of a hilltop overlooking the harbour was recognised as early as 1804, and by 1828 an earthen battery was constructed and equipped with seven guns. In 1876, with fears of Russian attack, the British Government sent Major General Sir William Jervois and Lieutenant Colonel Peter Scratchley to advise on naval defences. Under the direction of Jervois and Scratchley, Colonial Architect James Barnet oversaw construction of the Fort. It was designed around a battery of three guns facing eastward in an arc to the ocean, with other guns covering the harbour to north and west. The gun emplacements were cut into the top of the hill to present a low profile to attack.
The new guns were in position by 1882, and construction of accommodation for the troops followed, with the Commandant's cottage and barracks buildings completed in 1886. Other small detached buildings were also built at this time and in 1892 the dry moat and perimeter wall were completed. Mines laid in the harbour channel could be exploded from a control pit at Fort Scratchley.
The guns and their enclosures were changed several times during the 20th century as military technology developed. They were used on several occasions during each of the world wars to halt unauthorised shipping movements through the harbour mouth. On the night of 7-8 June 1942 the Battery's 6-inch guns fired two salvoes at a Japanese submarine that bombarded Newcastle with about two dozen shells, becoming the only coastal fortification to fire on an enemy Naval vessel.
The area outside the Fort walls has also been continuously occupied, including many buildings related to navigation or the military. Some of these remained even after the Fort was constructed, such as an assistant Harbour Master Cottage directly outside the main Fort gates and nine pilots' cottages along Nobbys Road. Various military buildings stood outside the Fort’s walls along both sides of the entry road. Only the Master Gunner's Cottage and Transport Garage remain in this area.
In 1950 a works depot was constructed for the Department of Housing and Works on the level area below the Fort along Nobbys Road. Prior to their demolition, these buildings were used by the State Emergency Service.
Decommisioned
The guns at Fort Scratchley were decommissioned in 1962 and the Fort closed in 1972. It was vacant until 1977 when the Newcastle City Council entered into a lease with the Commonwealth over the site.
Reopening for the community
Under Council's control the site became home to the Newcastle Regional Maritime Museum in 1977 and the Military Museum/Fort Scratchley Historical Society in 1982. Both of these groups took an active role in conserving the site and interpreting its history to visitors.
The outer site continued to be used as recreation space by local residents with picnic tables and children’s playground also being used by visitors. The inner Fort was opened to the public with the Maritime Museum and guided tours of the tunnels operated by the Fort Scratchley Historical Society adding to the visitor experience.
In January 2004, Council and the Australian Government executed an agreement whereby the Government would restore Fort Scratchley Historic Site, then transfer ownership to the Council. The Fort was closed to the public in April 2004. Restoration works were completed in 2008 enabling the transfer of the site to Council on 29 June 2008.
Visit the Fort Scratchley Historical Society website to see historic photos and a timeline of events at Fort Scratchley.
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Computational Thinking in Education: Where does it fit? A systematic literary review
Lockwood, James and Mooney, Aidan (2017) Computational Thinking in Education: Where does it fit? A systematic literary review. Working Paper. arXiv.
Computational Thinking (CT) has been described as an essential skill which everyone should learn and can therefore include in their skill set. Seymour Papert is credited as concretising Computational Thinking in 1980 but since Wing popularised the term in 2006 and brought it to the international community's attention, more and more research has been conducted on CT in education. The aim of this systematic literary review is to give educators and education researchers an overview of what work has been carried out in the domain, as well as potential gaps and opportunities that still exist. Overall it was found in this review that, although there is a lot of work currently being done around the world in many different educational contexts, the work relating to CT is still in its infancy. Along with the need to create an agreed-upon definition of CT lots of countries are still in the process of, or have not yet started, introducing CT into curriculums in all levels of education. It was also found that Computer Science/Computing, which could be the most obvious place to teach CT, has yet to become a mainstream subject in some countries, although this is improving. Of encouragement to educators is the wealth of tools and resources being developed to help teach CT as well as more and more work relating to curriculum development. For those teachers looking to incorporate CT into their schools or classes then there are bountiful options which include programming, hands-on exercises and more. The need for more detailed lesson plans and curriculum structure however, is something that could be of benefit to teachers.
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The Orange and Black(Sox)
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Philip let me know that my presence was requested in Mr. Durant's office this morning. As I like my job, and would rather not join the huge number of unemployed in our post-War recession, I went.
"Charlie," Mr. Durant began, "did you look up the attendance numbers as I asked you?"
Now it might seem to you that he hadn't actually asked me to do this as an assignment or anything. He'd just mentioned that it would be a good thing for me to know. Fortunately, another good thing for me to know is the way my boss works. I had been expecting this. In fact, for the past several days I'd been carrying the papers around with me.
"Have it right here, sir. You were right - attendance is up across the whole league."
And how. Naturally, our team had no point of comparison. But for example, last year the Yankees had set a major league attendance record that nobody expected to see broken. They'd pulled over one million people to the Polo Grounds. 1,289,422, exactly. The next closest were their room mates the Giants, who had 929,609. And even though Cleveland had finished ahead of the Yankees in the standings, they drew fewer - 912,832. And at the other end, the Boston Braves had drawn only 162,403.
This year, we already had 893,518. We were projecting a final attendance figure of 1,235,716. That's right, in our first year, that would have almost equalled the huge figures for the Yankees.
But it wasn't just us. The Yankees had already beaten that "unbeatable" record, and had so far attracted 1,862,000 people! And league rumors were that they had already sold out the entire rest of their schedule. This would give them a final figure of 2,470,000! The Giants also had nearly two million people so far. The Indians had not yet beaten last year's total, but were expected to do so by over four hundred thousand. And the real test? The Braves, in eighth place, nineteen games back, had already drawn over 945,000 to Braves Field! They appeared to be ready to end up with between 1,300,000 and 1,400,000. In other words, between six and seven times what they drew last year.
I reported this to Mr. Durant. As I expected, he had a follow-up question. This, I knew, was what he did when he wanted to think he was mentoring me as an executive. I found it only mildly annoying, most of the time.
"Why is this happening?" he asked.
Of course I was ready. As I said, he does this regularly. "In the American league, a certain amount of the increase can be directly attributed to Babe Ruth, sir. The numbers bear it out - more people come to see him play than when he doesn't play"
"Good. But is there any way we can get some of that for ourselves," he asked.
"Of course, sir. I see two ways, depending on whether we think he's drawing the crowds because of the increase in offense, or because he's a star. If it's the offense, it might not just be Ruth. True, Ruth is the exemplar, and he's six home runs away from tying the major league career record at 127. But he's not even leading the major leagues in home runs. Cy Williams with the Phillies has 19, Ruth only has 18. He won't come near the 54 he hit last year. But the game is changing beyond him. We've eliminated some of the best pitches that pitchers had, which means the hitters will do better."
"I see. Anything we can do?"
"Yes. It's 450 feet to straight center field in Orioles Park. I'd suggest we move that in about thirty feet, and put seats behind it."
Durant seems surprised. "You've given this some thought, I see."
"Yes, I have. And to answer your next question, I do have the figures for what it would cost to fix up the ball park, but I don't know if we have the cash for it yet, sir." I didn't mention that I didn't know mostly because I wasn't 100% sure where some of our money was disappearing to, yet, and didn't want to bring it up until I was sure. Because I didn't know where it was going, I also didn't know when or how much was going to go.
"And what if it's just Ruth and his ilk causing this change," he asked.
"Then we need to get some of his ilk into Orioles uniforms, sir. Which we're doing. Gehrig has been playing for less than a month, and he's tied for fourth in the American League in home runs. If he had enough at bats, his average would be third in the league. I think Gehringer and Cuyler are going to be stars too, sir, and we've got them." And we'll probably have the first draft pick next year as well, I didn't quite add.
"Do you need anything from me now, Charlie," he asked.
Four new position players, I thought. Three pitchers with more than one season major league experience, so I can send good kids like Lyons and Steger down and let them develop the way they should. A new stadium. An office that's as nice as the one I had back when I was your personal assistant at the railroad.
All I said was "Any time you're ready to authorize me to sign some more players, I'm ready to do it, sir."
Knowing that that would be the end of the conversation, I wasn't surprised when it was.
New York Yankees (65 - 32) at Baltimore Orioles (35 - 62)
August 25: It seems to me I've said this before. Steger pitched well. ________ (the name of the opposing team's pitcher) pitched better. Yankees 4, Orioles 3
August 26: O. J. Harty didn't make it out of the first. Jeff MacMaster is the only one who pitched particularly well for us, allowing 3, but none earned. Yankees 12, Orioles 1
August 27: Argh. Tied 4 - 4 going into the ninth, and Lyons has done well. Jim Weeks is brought in to pitch the ninth...and misses first base when he fields a routine grounder. And this leads to four unearned runs scoring. Yankees 8, Orioles 4
We activate Lewis Mack from the disabled list, but assign him to AA Charlotte. Why not, that's about where they all should be anyway. Possibly including me.
August 28, 1921. We begin a three game road trip to Philadelphia to face the Athletics. They'd love to keep us from winning, as we're still one win behind their 1916 mark of futility.
Hughie says he's feeling pretty good about things, which surprises me. "Heck," he tells me, "I've seen worse. I've played on worse. But if you don't mind, I think I'll make a few changes to the lineup tonight." Why should I mind, he's the manager, I tell him.
He wasn't kidding. He moves Kiki Cuyler from third in the order up to leadoff. Cuyler is getting on base better than just about anybody on the team, and is amazingly fast, so I think that's probably a good idea. He's only had Cuyler in the third spot because he didn't have anybody else to put there. Now he does, and moves Charlie Gehringer from leadoff to third.
Gehringer has undoubtedly figured out that he belongs at this level (he doesn't, really, but I'm not going to tell him that), and has raised his average in the past three weeks from .195 to .282. I'm very comfortable with him in the third slot. Gehrig of course stays at cleanup.
Hughie also moves Josh Kress back into left field, and sits Brian Sigalas. I like Sigalas, but he should be in rooky ball, not Baltimore. Of course, with an average team age of 19 (!), we're all pretty much rookies here. I was chatting with Hughie the other day about Ty Cobb doing a sneak attack on another player during a game, and referred to it as "pulling a Port Arthur". One of the kids, I think it was Tex Jeanes, just looked at me blankly. I was momentarily stunned that he didn't remember the Japanese sneak attack on the Russians at Port Arthur back in 1904. Then I think about it. Jeanes was 4 when that happened.
I'm only 35, and I'm getting old.
Baltimore Orioles (35 - 65) at Philadelphia Athletics (38 - 59)
August 28: I don't want to talk about it. Athletics 14, Orioles 4
August 29: Could be worse. Steger is fine, and Smothers is fine, holding the Athletics scoreless over three innings in relief. But still. Athletics 6, Orioles 3 Gehringer appears to be having to adjust to the third spot as he did in the leadoff.
In Boston, Ty Cobb of the Tigers gets his 3000th hit. This puts him in truly stellar company, as he's only behind Honus Wagner and Nap Lajoie. He'll need another 242 to tie Lajoie, and 415 to tie Wagner. He's 34 - I figure this means he gets to the top of the list by 1923 or 1924. For comparison, the next closest active player is Tris Speaker - and he's nearly 700 hits behind Cobb.
And yet, it's his teammate, first baseman Harry Heilman, who's making most of the headlines. He's batting .409 to lead the majors. Our best hitter with enough at bats to qualify is Tex Jeanes. He's batting .259. But hey, what's 150 points here or there?
August 30: Yes! Gehrig hits home run number 10 and drives in five runs. Kelly Burton went 2 for 4 to raise his average to .241. Good thing too, because his error which led to the four unearned Philadelphia runs was all the scoring O. J. Harty gave up. Orioles 8, Athletics 4
And best of all, this is win #36. This ties us with the 1916 Athletics. But because there were 24 more games played that year, we're guaranteed to finish with a higher winning percentage. Actually, our percentage is .350, which puts us well ahead of most bad teams. And considering what we had to start with, I'm not feeling too badly.
Statistics at the end of August, 1921.
1921 Batting Team G AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB K SB CS R RBI SLG OBP
Jeanes, Tex BAL 100 .259 386 100 21 3 1 28 45 6 5 46 44 .337 .308
Burton, Kelly BAL 100 .241 357 86 14 5 0 8 15 9 9 30 33 .308 .257
Sigalas, Brian BAL 69 .267 262 70 13 2 2 18 17 2 7 32 26 .355 .313
Cuyler, Kiki BAL 63 .279 251 70 20 4 2 18 34 10 1 44 36 .414 .339
Sweeney, Graham BAL 68 .184 245 45 6 2 2 6 22 4 2 26 9 .249 .206
Mack, Lewis BAL 60 .224 228 51 5 5 0 12 23 4 3 16 27 .289 .258
Kress, Josh BAL 57 .278 223 62 10 3 2 9 10 6 6 31 22 .377 .308
Gehringer, Charlie BAL 46 .269 193 52 7 1 0 18 6 4 2 27 12 .316 .336
Martell, Pete BAL 48 .227 181 41 9 3 0 8 20 2 3 20 15 .309 .258
Gehrig, Lou BAL 46 .373 169 63 15 1 10 25 23 0 0 34 39 .651 .455
Duffield, Garret BAL 45 .230 165 38 4 2 0 5 18 4 4 11 12 .279 .262
Brucker, Earle BAL 42 .231 130 30 9 1 1 18 14 0 2 17 15 .338 .320
Rieger, Noah BAL 35 .228 127 29 2 0 2 0 7 0 3 10 11 .291 .227
Tinsley, Nick BAL 22 .136 81 11 2 0 0 0 3 4 1 3 4 .160 .134
Williams, Malcolm BAL 21 .197 66 13 3 0 0 3 10 0 1 0 7 .242 .229
Lyons, Ted BAL 28 .226 62 14 4 0 0 5 9 0 0 8 3 .290 .284
Steger, Keith BAL 24 .194 62 12 0 0 2 2 10 2 0 7 6 .290 .219
Hallahan, Bill BAL 21 .174 46 8 1 0 0 3 13 0 0 3 4 .196 .224
Michaels, Ralph BAL 25 .205 44 9 1 0 0 3 6 0 0 8 4 .227 .255
Klinger, Joe BAL 28 .313 32 10 3 0 0 2 3 0 0 3 6 .406 .371
Ford, Andy BAL 7 .227 22 5 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 2 .364 .261
Harty, O.J. BAL 14 .200 20 4 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 .300 .200
Smothers, Paul BAL 28 .059 17 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 .059 .111
Marinkovich, Wayne BAL 5 .214 14 3 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 .286 .214
Cormican, Vinnie BAL 5 .083 12 1 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 .083 .083
Shaw, Shawn BAL 14 .222 9 2 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 .333 .222
Bradburn, Kent BAL 16 .250 8 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 .250 .333
MacMaster, Jeff BAL 10 .250 8 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .250 .250
Wagner, Justin BAL 9 .286 7 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .286 .286
Jones, Ken BAL 12 .333 6 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 .333 .333
Weeks, Jim BAL 14 .200 5 1 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 .200 .333
Walker, Bill BAL 10 .400 5 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 .400 .400
Vowles, Mike BAL 10 .400 5 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 .400 .500
Ferenchick, Jacob BAL 7 .000 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 .000
Schemanske, Fred BAL 11 1.000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 1.000
1921 Pitching Team IP ERA G GS W L SV K BB R/9
Lyons, Ted BAL 193.1 4.47 28 28 6 17 0 55 33 12.80
Steger, Keith BAL 169.0 4.15 24 24 8 10 0 47 67 13.31
Hallahan, Bill BAL 151.0 3.16 21 21 9 9 0 74 47 12.52
Harty, O.J. BAL 62.1 5.49 14 12 5 8 0 19 39 16.89
Smothers, Paul BAL 43.2 5.36 28 0 2 4 2 14 20 14.84
Bradburn, Kent BAL 29.0 5.59 16 0 1 1 1 6 12 14.90
MacMaster, Jeff BAL 27.1 2.63 10 0 0 0 0 9 12 13.50
Shaw, Shawn BAL 26.0 4.85 14 0 0 2 0 7 13 14.88
Weeks, Jim BAL 20.1 3.98 14 0 0 1 2 4 11 18.15
Jones, Ken BAL 20.0 5.85 12 0 0 1 0 3 8 18.00
Wagner, Justin BAL 19.2 5.03 9 0 0 0 0 4 11 18.31
Vowles, Mike BAL 19.0 5.21 10 0 0 0 0 4 15 22.74
Ferenchick, Jacob BAL 16.1 6.61 7 3 1 3 0 5 8 17.08
Walker, Bill BAL 15.2 7.47 10 0 0 1 0 5 8 17.23
Schemanske, Fred BAL 11.1 2.38 11 0 2 1 2 3 3 10.32
And yes, that bit in the standings means that the Orioles and Athletics are officially eliminated from contention in the American league. As though we weren't eliminated before the season began...
Last edited by birdsin89; 09-08-2014 at 01:00 PM.
Writer's note: Actually a question. Does anyone have any suggestions on creating players who are realistic (that is, 65/85, not 65/66 or 90/90)? Would love to hear about it. Thanks!
We're home for another six games. But they're against the Browns. The last time we did manage to beat them two out of three. Maybe we can do it again.
St. Louis Browns (47 - 56) at Baltimore Orioles (36 - 67)
September 1: This time we make Dixie Davis look good. And Ted Lyons, who isn't all that bad really, loses his 18th for the year. Ugh. Browns 8, Orioles 3
September 2: Hallahan gives up one meaningless run in the ninth. Gehringer figures out the three spot much quicker than he did the leadoff position, and even hits his first major league home run. Orioles 8, Browns 1
September 3: Gehringer goes 3 for 5, Gehrig hits his 11th home run. But Kent Bradburn gives up 2 in the tenth. Browns 6, Orioles 4
In Boston, before the game, rooky Maurice Archdeacon sets a new world record by running the bases in 13.4 seconds. I think Cuyler might be able to beat that, or Graham Sweeney. If there is one thing I do have on this team, it's speedsters. They just don't get on base enough to prove it.
We get a day off. I suppose the Browns get to sample the life in Baltimore.
When I arrive at the park, Philip hands me a short note from Mr. Durant. "Attendance over 1 million" is all it says. I thank Philip and head to my office. Once there, I call down to George O'Dowd in the ticket office and ask him for the numbers. In a few minutes, he's sent the youngster, Andy Snyder, up with them. I thank him, and take a look. It's true! 1,006,093! I want to celebrate. I know I don't drink. I know it's illegal to drink. I head to Mr. Durant's office, get his bottle of brandy, and pour myself a very small amount.
I then take it to Hughie, who's happy to drink it for me. He thinks I'm a bit odd, but he's happy to have the drink!
September 5: O. J. Harty goes nine, gives up 3. Dixie Davis goes 8, gives up 3. But the Browns' Ollie Voight goes one, gives up 2. Cuyler and Gehringer each get one hit, and Gehrig goes 3 for 4. Orioles 5, Browns 3
September 6: Okay, I know Lyons isn't a star, not yet anyway. But I can't help thinking that if he were on the Yankees this year, he'd be a 15 game winner. Instead, he loses his 19th, as once again he pitches decently and his defense and hitting fail him. Browns 8, Orioles 3
September 7: A high scoring game that isn't really as close as the score looks. Hallahan carries a shutout into the ninth, and then allows 5 runs. However, by that time, we're comfortable in our lead. Not sure why Hughie doesn't bring in the bullpen to help out, though. I might need to talk to him about that. Orioles 10, Browns 5. And we split the six game series with the Browns. And with this win, we eliminate St. Louis from any chance of the pennant this year.
So now we take a week long road trip. After a travel day, we play three in St. Louis.
On our travel day, Miss Margaret Gorman wins a beauty pageant in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The pageant officials, hoping to make it an annual big thing, declare Miss Gorman the 1921 Miss America.
Here she is...
The 16 year old is 5' 1" tall, and the paper says her measurements are 30-25-32. My ten year old son is about 8 inches shorter than that, and has at least two of three similar measurements. I know fashions are headed in that direction, but I kind of miss the days when women looked like women, and not teenage boys with long hair and dresses.
But then, as I've said before, I'm getting old.
September 9 - 11, 1921
Baltimore Orioles (39 - 70) at St. Louis Browns (50 - 59)
September 9: Six hits from the top of the lineup, including Gehrig's twelfth home run, but it's not enough. Browns 9, Orioles 4
September 10: Tex Jeanes and Lou Gehrig go 3 for 5, Gehringer is 2 for 4. You wouldn't think we'd have to hang on for a win. We give up three in the ninth, and just barely escape. Orioles 11, Browns 10
September 11: The kind of game I like to hear about. Ted Lyons allows three runs in a complete game. Everybody except Josh Kress gets at least one hit. We give Lyons a two run lead before he throws his first pitch, and add four more in the second to put it away.Orioles 7, Browns 3
After the game, I get a telegram from Greenville, SC. Hal Wiltse, the first round draft pick we got from the Braves, has fractured his wrist, and is out for the season. He is the only draft pick I'd been allowing to learn in the minors, as they're supposed to. It was working, too - in 6 games he was 1-0 with a 2.87 ERA. We'll see how he does next year.
Also, 47 year old Kaiser Wilhelm retires. He had returned to the major leagues this year, getting into 2 games with the Phillies and pitching to a 1.17 ERA. Before that, his last time in the "major" leagues was with the Baltimore Terrapins of the Federal League. In two years with the Terrapins, he'd started 27 games and appeared in 48, earning a 12 - 17 record.
Next up for us, three in Philadelphia. As it's close to home, I take a short train trip and join the team. I want to talk to Connie Mack about some things.
September 12: Maryland boy Lefty Grove pitches quite well, allowing us 3 runs on 9 hits. Hallahan pitches better, allowing the Athletics 1 run on 8. Orioles 3, Athletics 1, and we have our first three game win streak since July. Nice way to celebrate Defenders Day - I always forget that the rest of the country doesn't celebrate it, and it's just a Maryland tradition. Doesn't seem right, somehow - this is the battle from which we got the Star Spangled Banner, and some people think that should be our official national anthem.
September 13: Our team average, for the first time all season, hits .250! This is not something that should make me as happy as it does, I know that. But still, it does. Now if we can just keep it there. Also, Gehrig hits his 13th home run, putting him two ahead of Cleveland's Elmer Smith and firmly in second place in the American League! Ruth has 22, and is well ahead, and is currently only two behind the all time record. But I can't wait to see what Gehrig can do with a little experience and a full season. Athletics 9, Orioles 7
September 14: O. J. Harty does his job well, allows only 2 earned. Gehrig goes 4 for 5, raises his average to .395. I've heard that The Sporting News, which gives some awards for excellent play during a season, plans to institute a new award at the end of the season, for the best rooky. If Gehrig doesn't get that, I don't know who could. Orioles 7, Athletics 3
We're heading back home now, with a road trip in which we went 4 - 2 behind us. For a team that's thirty-three games back in the standings, and in last place, it's a remarkably upbeat train ride home. Next week we get the Tigers and Senators for the final times this season.
Dynastarian
Funny, the women of 90 years later look about the same, in my opinion.
Congrats on breaking the one million mark. How you're going to break the 65/65 mark, I don't know.
petrel: Welcome back! I can see your point, but I'm not sure that's a good thing. And as I don't plan to introduce any created characters for at least another two or three years of story time, I think I can play around with it a little. Thanks.
"Philip, where is Mr. Durant?" Not that I have anything particularly important to report. It's just somewhat unusual for him not to be in his office.
"He was called to New York this morning, sir. He will be meeting with the Commissioner and the other owners tomorrow."
"What about?" I'm surprised. Normally Durant would have at least mentioned it to me.
"I'm sure I don't know, sir," Philip replies. I look at him for a moment, and his return look speaks volumes. Mostly, it speaks "You're not my boss, and I'm not going to tell you anything." Which, to be fair, I can respect. I would have done the same when I held his job.
"Lou, where's Hughie?" I'm not having a lot of luck today in finding people. I'm starting to get lonely.
"Not sure, Mr. Aaron," Gehrig replied. "But you know Mr. Jennings - the Tigers are in town. He's probably out with Mr. Cobb."
"You're probably right. Has he forgotten who he works for?" I grumbled. As I said, I was starting to get lonely. Or maybe that was just cranky.
"Did you need to see him for anything in particular?" Lou asked.
I thought for a moment. Actually, I had wanted to ask Hughie about Gehrig. Of all the young kids on this team (in other words, of the entire team), Gehrig in some ways was going to feel the most pressure. He was the first draft choice, in the first draft, in major league baseball history. He would almost certainly never spend a day in the minor leagues. He was second in the league in home runs, and if he'd had enough at bats to qualify would have been second in batting, too. It wasn't a surprise to anyone to know that in many ways the hopes of the whole baseball-in-Baltimore experiment rested on him. Two months ago he was in high school.
I wanted to see how Hughie thought he was doing with that. But now, talking to Gehrig, I could see for myself. He was a very serious young man. I'd already seen in passing that his team mates liked him. He was quiet, but not shy. It was more...professional. He came to work, he did his job (superlatively well), he expected that everyone around him would do his.
"Lou," I said, "do you like it here? In Baltimore?"
A momentary look of...something...crossed his features. He then smiled. "Why, am I going to Norfolk?"
We both laughed. "Well, you know, Pete Martell is starting to feel better, so I was thinking he shouldn't lose his job to you because of an injury. You might never want to give it up again." But I made sure I said it in a light enough tone that he knew there was no chance I was serious. Which, to be honest, was overkill - even if I'd said it in my best deadpan, he'd have had to know I didn't mean it.
"Yes, Mr. Aaron, I'm very happy here. I admit I didn't know much about Baltimore two months ago, but the town has been very good to me. Mr. Jennings helped Charlie and me to get a decent place to rent, over on Brice Street, near Tex and Kiki."
I was a bit surprised. "Brice Street? That's immigrant country, isn't it?" I thought we paid Lou better than that.
"Yes sir. Most of the people on the street work at the harbor. My next door neighbor is a rigger. I think he only came to this country about fifteen years ago. Very nice people."
He must have caught something in my look. "Oh sure, we'll probably move out to a fancier neighborhood some day. But for now, it's just a street car ride to the ball park, and we both like it."
Gehrig's neighbors on Brice Street
We exchanged some more pleasantries, and I left him to his batting practice. I was confirmed in two things. One, he was a nice kid with a good head on his shoulders. Two, I wanted him to retire in twenty years or so as an Oriole.
Detroit Tigers (68 - 47) at Baltimore Orioles (43 - 72)
At this point in the season, while the Indians and Senators were technically still in the race for the flag, Detroit was the only team with any realistic chance at keeping the Yankees from capturing the pennant. And even that was fading fast, as they were 8 1/2 games out when our series started. Still, this was better than the National League, where everyone but the Pirates was already eliminated, and even they were 14 games behind the Giants. It looked more and more as though the whole World's Series would be played in the Polo Grounds.
September 15: Ted Lyons goes ten innings. Maybe he should have only gone nine. Tigers 5, Orioles 4
September 16: Bill Hallahan allows only 1 run. Charlie Gehringer doubles twice and drives in 2. Orioles 4, Tigers 3
September 17: Keith Steger just doesn't have it, allowing 6 runs over 6 2/3 innings. Gehrig goes 2 for 3, and Cuyler 4 for 5, in a losing cause. Tigers 8, Orioles 3
The Giants win their twelfth straight game, and the Pirate lose.
The New York Giants are 1921 NL Champions
We have a day off, then host the Senators for the final time.
Washington Senators (62 - 53) at Baltimore Orioles (44 - 74)
September 19: Tex Jeanes goes 3 for 5, and left fielder Josh Kress hits his third home run, but it's not enough. Player-manager Clyde Milan gets two hits, drives in two, and scores twice for the Senators. Senators 9, Orioles 8
I finally catch up with Mr. Durant on his return. He tells me that the league owners were called to vote on an American League proposal to return the Worlds' Series to a best-of-seven format, from the best-of-nine that we've been using for the past few years. He says that the AL owners voted almost unanimously (7 - 1, with Ruppert in New York the only vote against) for the 7 game Series, while the NL vote was 5 - 3 against. Commissioner Kimball had to break the tie, and he did so in the AL favor. Our World Series this year will be best-of-seven.
I ask Mr. Durant about other topics, and he says there wasn't anything else worth mentioning. I find it hard to believe that busy, important men rode in from St. Louis, Detroit, and Cincinnati to vote on that alone. I make a note to see if I can develop any sources in the Commissioner's office or around the league. A year ago I'd have just trusted Mr. Durant. Odd that I don't even think much about that now. Guess I'm growing into the executive role. And then I'm not sure I like that, either.
September 20: Down 6 - 3 in the bottom of the eighth, we score 4 to take a lead. And promptly give it back in the ninth. But with one out in the bottom of the ninth, Gehrig hits home run number 14! Orioles 8, Senators 7 And with that, we've managed now to eliminate both the Browns and now the Senators from pennant contention.
September 21: The runs were spread out more, but just like yesterday, we went into the bottom of the ninth tied at 7. Unlike yesterday, we had the weak-hitting bottom of the order coming up. But Earle Brucker doubled, Josh Kress singled and took second on defensive indifference. So we had runners on second and third with no outs. But...Kelly Burton flied out, not deep enough for Brucker to score. Garret Duffield grounded to the pitcher. And...Brucker was OUT at home!. Now with two outs and runners on first and third, the pitcher was due up. Hughie had Andy Ford pinch hit for Weeks. And Ford singled to center! Orioles 8, Senators 7
Babe Ruth has hit career home run number 126. He's now one away from tying for the all time home run lead. The Yankees have five more games against the Browns before we close out the season with six against them. I really hope Ruth gets two more against the Browns. I'd hate for one of our kids to give up the record-breaker. Although a part of me does recognize that it might be nice for him to get it in front of his family. I have to remember to check with Philip about getting tickets for Ruth's family if he could get the record when the Yankees are in Baltimore.
September 22, 1921: While we enjoyed a day of travel to Philadelphia, Cleveland lost 6 - 5 to the Red Sox, and the Yankees won 10 - 4 against the Browns. Cleveland is now eliminated from the pennant race.
But that wasn't what was really important. In the Browns/Yankees game, Babe Ruth came up with Chick Fewster on first and the Yankees trailing 1 - 0 in the bottom of the first. On a 2-2 pitch, he hit it just barely fair down the right field line. Just fair enough, and just deep enough to bounce over the wall for a home run. And with that, Ruth tied Sam Thompson with 127 in his career.
The former home run king, Sam Thompson
But that wasn't all. By the bottom of the eighth, the Yankees were comfortably ahead, 7 - 4. With two outs and Wally Schang and Chick Fewster on the bases, the Browns brought in Ollie Voight to pitch to Ruth. Ruth didn't even wait, pouncing on the first pitch he saw for a three run home run! That was it, Babe Ruth is now the all-time home run king.
And the thing of it is, Thompson took fifteen seasons to get 127 home runs, and the record has lasted since he retired 34 years ago. Ruth is in his eighth season, and is only 26 years old. It's going to be a long time before the game goes back to the way it was before he came...if it ever does.
September 23: Before the game, I realize we're only two games behind the Athletics with three to play against them. We could pass them and not finish in last place, which would be a nice moral victory in a season that has been short on any other kind. Also, another couple of wins and Bill Hallahan could finish with 15 victories. He's already got a good chance to lead the league in ERA. And while he's well behind Walter Johnson with 175 strikeouts, he does have 97, and should easily get to 100. I think he has to be mentioned when talking about the best rooky player.
But in today's game? Lyons pitches seven innings and only surrenders 2 runs. However, he leaves trailing 2 - 0. We finally break through and tie it at 2 in the top of the eighth...and Ken Jones gives up another run. So we go to the top of the ninth trailing by one. And in a total team effort, we get five hits, two sacrifices, one error by the Athletics, and score four runs. And then very nearly give it away, allowing two more. A wild finish, indeed. Orioles 6, Athletics 5
The Yankees win their third straight against the Browns. Meanwhile, the Tigers lose their second in a row against the Senators.
The New York Yankees are the 1921 AL Champions
September 24: Hallahan strikes out 4 (bringing his total to 101), we get doubles from Kress, Cuyler and Duffield, and a nice four-run third inning. Orioles 6, Athletics 3 We're tied for seventh place. Let's see how tomorrow goes, we could pull ahead of the Athletics.
September 25: We don't. Oh, boy, we don't. Apparently Hughie was saving his bullpen for days like today. Offensively, we get 9 hits and 3 runs. The Athletics team batting average goes up almost 2 full points, as they bang out 28 hits and score...
They score...
I can't say it. Okay, I can. Athletics 22, Orioles 3. Guess we still have a long way to go.
One day off to think about what we've done here, and then we host the Yankees for three. After that we travel to New York for three more warm-up games for the AL champions. Who will be without their starting third baseman, Aaron Ward, for at least three weeks. This probably makes the Giants happy.
New York Yankees (83 - 41) at Baltimore Orioles(48 - 76)
September 27: Ouch. I had kind of hoped that after the 22 run debacle the other day, Hughie would have worked with the pitchers more. Apparently not. 22 more hits. Ruth hit 3 home runs. 3. Painful. Yankees 14, Orioles 6
September 28: Hallahan doesn't do well. Gehrig is walked four times - I have to see about getting somebody for the lineup to bat after him to give him a little protection. Yankees 7, Orioles 4
September 29: In our final home game of the season, we take a 4 - 1 lead into the third. And then...we throw it away. Three errors, and just bad pitching. Yankees 16, Orioles 8
But the most amazing thing happens. After the final out is recorded, the cranks rise to their feet and begin to cheer. None of them have left, the place is still full, just as it was in the first inning, no matter how long ago the game was effectively lost. They cheer. And cheer some more. It's as though they won't let the team leave the field. After almost ten minutes, Hughie steps out on the field. The volume, if anything, increases. He waves into the dugout for the other players. Cuyler comes out. Jeanes. Steger had pitched but got knocked out early, so he's in street clothes. Doesn't matter, they cheer him anyway. Some of the irregulars come out. Graham Sweeney, who batted only .184 and was grossly over-matched at the major league level. They cheer him, more than he's heard all year. Kelly Burton, who has to know he's only holding down third base until I can get somebody, anybody, out there. They cheer. Bill Hallahan comes out with Ted Lyons, and I think the place is going to shatter. They're waving to the fans, the fans are waving back.
I run down through the stands, to the dugout. I've an idea that I hope Mr. Durant will approve - when he finds out about it. I grab a bag of baseballs from the corner of the dugout and run out onto the field. I wave Hughie, Cuyler, and Jeanes over. Gehringer comes with them.
"Yes Mr. Aaron?" the very polite Gehringer asks.
I put baseballs in each of their hands. "Go over to the stands and start giving these to the kids. Go into the dugout and give away any of the bats the fellows are willing to part with. Hats too. I don't care, give the shirts off your backs. This is too good to pass up."
Hughie is beaming from ear to ear. "It's just like back in the Nineties," he says. "This place really loves this team."
"They surely do." I start to say more, but by then Gehrig has finished his shower and come back onto the field. The fans recognize him.
Now I know what the Revelation will sound like. I had no idea 20,000 people could make that kind of noise. (Of course, I say 20,000, but there were probably another thousand watching from local roofs. And in the future, I'd imagine I'll have about 150,000 people tell me they were here today.)
Ruth comes out to see what the ruckus is. He gets some good-natured booing, but he's a local boy at heart. He wanders my way. "I don't think I ever seen anything like this," he says. "Imagine if you'd won the game." I reply, "Imagine if we'd won the pennant." Ruth just laughs. "I hope I get to see that. After I retire, of course." We part company in the throng.
I see Gehrig, mobbed by adoring kids. He's smart enough to have brought a pen with him, and is signing anything they can thrust in front of him. He looks over at me and says "I'm a very lucky man, aren't I?"
I can only agree. Yes we are.
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The Orange and Black(Sox) - The Complete Saga
Part One - The First Ten Long Years: The Orange and Black(Sox)
Part Two - Ten More Years! (Orange and) Black Times
The Spin-off Mini-Series: An Orange and Black Shroud
Part Three - How Long Can This Go On? Charlie's War
The Spin-Off: Braves New World
After that, both teams still have to travel to New York to finish out the season. Not that it matters, really.
September 30, October 1 - 2, 1921
Baltimore Orioles (48 - 78) at New York Yankees (86 - 41)
September 30: New York scores in each of the first four innings, Gehrig hits number 15, but it's not enough, as the Yankees with their tenth in a row. Yankees 6, Orioles 4
October 1: We knock Waite Hoyt out early, but it's not enough. The three errors don't help. Yankees 12, Orioles 6
October 2: Bill Hallahan only goes five innings, and gives up four runs. But it's enough to earn him his fifteenth win on the season, a very respectable figure that's good enough to tie him with Lefty Grove for 8th in the American League. Gehrig just misses home run number 16, ending with 15, which puts him in second place behind Ruth's 32. Orioles 6, Yankees 5
So we go home. And the Yankees get ready for the Worlds' Series.
But first, the end of season statistics.
1921 Batting Team G AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB K SB CS R RBI SLG OBP
Jeanes, Tex BAL 125 .270 493 133 27 4 2 35 52 11 6 70 55 .353 .317
Burton, Kelly BAL 127 .229 468 107 16 6 0 9 18 10 9 39 44 .288 .245
Cuyler, Kiki BAL 90 .284 373 106 26 4 3 25 47 21 3 74 47 .399 .338
Kress, Josh BAL 84 .284 338 96 18 5 3 11 16 9 7 46 39 .393 .307
Gehringer, Charlie BAL 73 .282 298 84 11 3 3 38 14 5 3 52 36 .369 .370
Gehrig, Lou BAL 73 .369 271 100 20 3 15 44 33 1 0 55 72 .631 .455
Brucker, Earle BAL 65 .251 211 53 14 1 1 24 20 0 2 25 29 .341 .320
Lyons, Ted BAL 36 .263 80 21 6 0 0 5 12 0 0 13 6 .338 .306
Klinger, Joe BAL 38 .301 73 22 4 1 0 2 8 0 0 8 12 .384 .329
Hallahan, Bill BAL 29 .236 72 17 2 0 0 4 21 0 0 6 4 .264 .276
Ford, Andy BAL 12 .212 33 7 3 0 0 2 3 0 0 2 6 .303 .278
Bradburn, Kent BAL 24 .250 12 3 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 .250 .308
Jones, Ken BAL 19 .300 10 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 .300 .300
Wagner, Justin BAL 11 .250 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .250 .250
Schemanske, Fred BAL 16 .500 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .500 .500
1921 Pitching Team IP ERA G GS W L SV K BB R/9
Hallahan, Bill BAL 212.1 3.14 29 29 15 10 0 110 70 12.67
Harty, O.J. BAL 93.2 5.67 19 17 8 10 0 29 50 16.91
Bradburn, Kent BAL 46.2 4.44 24 0 1 2 1 13 21 14.46
Jones, Ken BAL 32.0 5.34 19 0 1 1 1 6 10 16.88
MacMaster, Jeff BAL 30.0 3.60 11 0 0 0 0 12 12 14.70
Wagner, Justin BAL 21.2 6.65 11 0 0 0 0 5 12 19.52
The World's Series.
Even if my team didn't get close to it, finishing 39 games out, it's still something special.
Of course, if it weren't for the World's Series two years ago, there wouldn't be a Baltimore Orioles for me to talk about.
All right, so this was the Yankees and the Giants. For the Yankees, their first ever pennant. For the Giants, their seventh, making them the most successful franchise since the World's Series began.
All games played at the Polo Grounds. The Yankees have purchased land just across the Harlem River, less than a mile away from the Polo Grounds, and will soon break ground on Yankee Stadium. But for now, they share a home. Removes the need for travel days during the Series, too.
And another sign of progress for our world. For the first time, the World's Series will be broadcast over radio! Station WJZ, in Newark, New Jersey, will be announcing the events of the game. The odd thing is, the announcer will actually be located in New Jersey at the station. He'll recreate the sounds of the baseball game using reports that come to him by telephone. I'd think it would be easier to do the reports from the Polo Grounds, but I will happily admit that I don't know the first thing about what it takes to get a radio broadcast going. However, I do know that Baltimore now has its own radio station, WKC, with rumors that the Baltimore American will be adding a radio transmitter to their building and adding a station some time next year. I suppose I'll have to go buy a radio now.
1921 World's Series, October 11 - 19, 1921
New York Giants (84 - 46) at New York Yankees (88 - 42)
October 11: Giants' manager John McGraw has been here before, and knows what he's doing. There really isn't much of a challenge for him in making out his lineup. He can't include Ross Youngs, his young right fielder who batted .310 in only 82 games this year, but that's because Youngs tore a knee ligament back on September 16. He'll go instead with 31 year old George Burns, who actually played in more games than Youngs, and batted "only" .305. But Burns does not have a great history in the World's Series, having been there twice before, and only batting .227 in 1917, and .158 in 1913.
The Yankees, meanwhile, are without both starting third baseman Aaron Ward (ankle fracture) and shortstop Roger Peckinpaugh (broken ankle). Neither will play in this Series. The Yankees' big loss is Carl Mays, who will not be able to pitch the first game, and may not be ready until the third game. Mays went 21 - 8 this season, led the AL and tied for the major league lead in victories. He would have been the logical choice to start Game 1 opposite Art Nehf, who also won 21.
Instead, manager Miller Huggins has to go with Bob Shawkey. If you're forced to use a fallback, one who went 19 - 9 is not a bad option.
Nehf does not start well. After getting Wally Schang to fly out, Chick Fewster, playing for Peckinpaugh as he has been doing for some time, singles. Bob Meusel follows with another single. Babe Ruth does so as well, driving in the first run of the Series. Wally Pipp then doubles, driving in another. And Frank Baker hits a fly ball deep enough that Babe Ruth can tag up and score from third. A groundout by Ping Bodie ends the inning, but some damage is done. Yankees 3, Giants 0
So Shawkey has a three run lead before his first pitch. Which is a good thing, as that first pitch is hit by Dave Bancroft to the deepest part of the Polo Grounds, where it rattles around long enough for Bancroft to circle the bases on an inside the park home run! Yankees 3, Giants 1
Not much happens until the bottom of the third, wherein George Burns leads off with a double. After a Frankie Frisch fly out and a George Kelly strikeout, Earl Smith doubles to drive in Burns. The next batter, Freddy Leach, singles to plate Smith. Yankees 3, Giants 3
Again, a few innings of eventlessness. In the bottom of the sixth, number eight batter Hank Schreiber singles. Art Nehf bunts him to second. Two batters later, George Burns singles, scoring Schreiber. Giants 4, Yankees 3, and the Giants have their first lead of the Series. That three run first is looking quite far away now.
Even further away by the top of the ninth. But Frank Baker leads off with a single on a 1-2 pitch, and is bunted to second. The next batter is Mike McNally, who singles to drive in the tying run. Yankees 4, Giants 4
And then the struggle begins. Jim Marquis comes on in relief of Shawkey, and shuts the Giants down in the bottom of the ninth. Nehf continues and puts the Yankees down 1-2-3 in the tenth. But Marquis does the same to the Giants. Joe Poetz comes in for the Giants, and despite getting Wally Pipp as far as third base, they can't bring him in. Hank Schreiber leads off the bottom of the eleventh with a double, steals third...and is cut down at the plate. The twelfth is scoreless...as is the thirteenth.
In the top of the fourteenth, as the shadows fall over the ball park, Claude Jonnard walks Mandy Brooks and is bunted to second. Chick Fewster then finally breaks through witn an RBI single to right. Yankees 5, Giants 4 Fewster makes the mistake of taunting Jonnard after his hit...and is immediately picked off first to end the inning.
Charlie Caldwell comes in to pitch for the Yankees. George Kelly greets him with a 1-0 double to left. Babe Ruth bobbles the ball, allowing Kelly to reach third with no outs. The next batter is Earl Smith, who's practically bouncing to the plate with energy. Sure enough, he's swinging freely, and fouls off two, reaching far outside for both. And then he singles up the middle. We're tied again! Giants 5, Yankees 5 Freddy Leach bunts Smith to second, and Johnny Frederick follows with a single to right. It's a close play at the plate, but
Final Score: Giants 6, Yankees 5 (14)
The game took over four hours to complete. McGraw comments after the game that he's "never lost faith" in his boys, no matter how far they were down, or at what part of the game. Babe Ruth, for whom this is not his first World's Series, only his first as a Yankee, is seen...shall we say...exhorting his team mates to do better the next day?
After a game like that, it's almost a shame they don't have a travel day.
Carl Mays reports to Huggins that he's ready to go today. Mays has also been in two World's Series with the Red Sox, and does not plan to let his new team down. "The boys supported me when I came over here, even after the Chapman thing," Mays says. "Now I'll support them in the only way I know how." (Of course, "the Chapman thing" refers to Mays being the pitcher whose pitch hit and killed the Indians' shortstop in 1920. In my opinion, Mays would be better off never mentioning that again.)
Mays will face 17 game winner Fred Toney. Toney, 32, is in his tenth season, but has never been on a pennant winner before this.
The first inning is largely uneventful, to be honest. I think the players are just tired after yesterday's extra-inning contest. A one out single in the top of the second by Frank Baker, followed by a stolen base and a single by Mike McNally, drives in the game's first run. Yankees 1, Giants 0 Followed immediately by another pickoff.
So needing to score, the Giants come up in the bottom of the inning. Earl Smith and Freddy Leach both single, and on Lee King's fly ball to left, Smith scores the tying run. Yankees 1, Giants 1
In the bottom of the third, the Giants tack on another as Frankie Frisch, finally making his name known in this Series, doubles home Dave Bancroft. Giants 2, Yankees 1
But the Yankees respond. In the top of the fourth, Babe Ruth singles. And then...steals second! The Bambino only stole three bases all season, and was caught five times. I think it surprised everyone so much that he was even attempting that the Giants didn't know how to react. This was proven when on the next pitch, Wally Pipp tripled to score Ruth. Yankees 2, Giants 2 However, they weren't done, as Frank Baker then singled (and took second because the Giants appeared to forget he was there) to drive in Pipp, and then Ping Brodie singled to score Baker. Yankees 4, Giants 2
That was the way it was until the bottom of the sixth. Earl Smith again got things going with a leadoff double. Leach, apparently wanting to stay with Smith every step of the way, followed with his own double. After Lee King struck out, Hank Schreiber reached on an error by shortstop Chick Fewster. With runners on the corners, Fred Toney...struck out. Two down. Dave Bancroft fell behind 0 - 2, but then hit the inning's third double, to drive in both runners! This brought up George Burns, who hit the Series' second inside-the-park home run! Giants 7, Yankees 4
And another couple of innings of nothing. The Yankees came up in the ninth three outs away from going down 2 games to none in the Series. But they had been losing in the ninth the previous day, and come back, only to lose. Today? Wally Schang led off with a single. Chick Fewster then made up for his earlier error by doubling. However, Schang held up at third. But Bob Meusel's line drive to the right fielder was deep enough for Schang to tag and score. With one out, Ruth walked, and Wally Pipp doubled to score Fewster. Giants 7, Yankees 6 Frank Baker continued his impressive day, singling in the tying run. After Ping Bodie flew out for the second out, Wally Pipp broke for the plate and was SAFE! Down by three runs in the ninth, the Yankees had scored four to take a one run lead. Yankees 8, Giants 7
So now, the team whose back was against the wall had changed. And when George Burns grounded to third, and the almost-absent Frankie Frisch flied to center, it seemed over. Down to the Giants' last strike, George Kelly singled to left, to keep the team alive. After a ball that almost got away from Yankee catcher Wally Schang, Kelly stole second. Thus enabling him to prove why they call it "scoring position" when Earl Smith doubled him home! Giants 8, Yankees 8 However, a weak grounder to third by Lee King sent it into extras for the second straight day.
In the top of the tenth, the Yankees got Sam Langford as far as second, but no closer. The Yanks then brought Charlie Caldwell into the game to pitch. Caldwell had been in A ball as recently as August, though he'd picked up a save against the Orioles on September 30, and the win the next day in relief. He'd pitched 42 2/3 innings in the majors, going 2 - 0 with an ERA of 3.59 and 2 saves. But still, he was only 20, and being called on in extra innings in the World's Series for the second time!
Unsurprisingly, he was nervous, and his very first pitch was sent into left field by Hank Schreiber for a single. But due up was Giant's pitcher Claude Jonnard. However, McGraw instead sent up Mike Gonzalez, a nine-year veteran of four different teams. Gonzalez worked the count to 2 - 2 before singling back up the middle. Schreiber, not the fasted runner on any block, had to stop at third.
Gonzalez took second without drawing a throw. Why not, his run didn't matter to anyone. So with nobody out, the Giants had runners on second and third. Shortstop Dave Bancroft was up next. He'd already banged out two hits in the game. With one ball and one strike on him...
...Caldwell uncorked a wild one that rolled all the way to the backstop! Even slow Hank Schreiber managed to make it almost home before Schang retrieved the ball. Caldwell had raced to the plate, but pulled up as he saw that Schang didn't have a chance. Schreiber scored! Giants 9, Yankees 8 (10)
And NOW it was a good thing both teams had a day off!
Amazingly little to say. It's not as though we need to discuss the other team's ball park - until the Yankees get their new Yankee Stadium in a couple of years, they're sharing the Polo Grounds.
One correction I want to make - I mentioned something to Mr. Durant about the league awards. He told me that that had just been something Commissioner Kimball was considering, but he'd decided against it. I guessed that it was probably because he didn't want to offend some of the owners if their players didn't get the awards. He told me that I was getting entirely too cynical.
He had no idea.
However, he told me that the reality was that the owners didn't want the awards to carry any form of official recognition because they could then be used in salary negotiations.
And this is somehow less cynical than my theory?
Game Three:
Taking full advantage of the day off to recuperate, both managers elect to go with their Game 1 starters, so it will once again be 21 game winner Art Nehf for the Giants, vs. 19 game winner Bob Shawkey for the Yankees. Shawkey was under some pressure as his Yankees were in a 2 - 0 hole in games, but as they'd both been so close, there was no reason to count them out quite yet. So both teams had good chances.
Which is why it's no real surprise that the game remained scoreless in the first. The top of the second brought nothing either. In the bottom of the second, Wally Pipp hit a one-out single. The next batter, Frank "Home Run" Baker, continued his hot hitting in this Series, singling Pipp to third. When Ping Bodie flied out to Center, it was enough for Pipp to score. Yankees 1, Giants 0
The Giants went fairly quietly in the third, with Art Nehf's single the only hit. In the bottom of the third, a two-out triple by Chick Fewster followed by Bob Meusel's single brought in the game's second run. Yankees 2, Giants 0
Earl Smith hit a two out double in the top of the fourth, but Freddy Leach struck out to leave him stranded. In the bottom of the frame, Home Run Baker continued to be Get On Base Baker, reaching on an error by Frankie Frisch. Bodie then singled him to third, where he scored on a groundout by Mike McNally. Yankees 3, Giants 0 Bob Shawkey now had a three run lead to work with...and wanted more. So he doubled to right, driving in Bodie. Yankees 4, Giants 0 However, any threat of more ended when Wally Schang hit a screaming line drive to George Kelly at first, who snagged it and fired to Dave Bancroft to complete the double play.
After this, the teams exchanged scoreless frames until the top of the ninth. Would the Giants be able to rally to send a third game to extra innings? Not if Shawkey had anything to say about it!
On the first pitch from Shawkey, Earl Smith grounded to short. On the second pitch, Freddy Leach grounded to second. And on the third pitch, Lee King grounded to first. Three pitches, three ground ball outs. Probably the most efficient inning in baseball history. Technically, it would have to be, I suppose.
Final Score: Yankees 4, Giants 0
"Efficient" was a good word for the whole game, actually. After the four hour marathon in game 1, and the next day's 3 hour contest, this one breezed along in only 2:14.
As much as I wanted my team to be there, I had to admit as a baseball fan, I was having fun. (And I wanted efficiency simply because it meant a shorter time until I could get back to work on building the Orioles for next year!)
For game 4, the Giants were once again going with their game 2 starter, Fred Toney. His 17 - 4 record hadn't compared well to Carl Mays' 21 wins (though neither pitcher had been around when the game ended). However, the Yankees didn't play along, saving Mays for the next game. Instead they'd go with Harry Harper. The 26 year old was already in his ninth season, having spent seven years with the Senators and one with the Red Sox, before coming over to on the Boston - New York shuttle. He'd had his best year ever this year, going 12 - 6 with an ERA of 3.49 in 21 starts. Not bad, considering just two years ago he lead the majors in losses, with 21 (even though his ERA that year was not terrible - 3.72, for a very bad Senators team).
The New York press was not happy with Huggins' decision to start Harper over Mays. Huggins as much as said that if the Yankees had lost the previous day, forcing them down 3 - 0, Mays would have started. He obviously couldn't come out and say it without undermining Harper, but I think everybody knew it anyway. McGraw certainly did, and made no bones about it, or about his team's intention to rattle the young man and put the Series away. And Huggins was getting mercilessly ridden by the fans in New York (the Yankees fans, anyway).
For good reason, as it happened.
Harper took the mound and seemed in total control For the first two pitches. It was the third pitch, on an 0-2 count, which Dave Bancroft sent back up the middle for a single. However, apparently acting on that plan to rattle Harper, Bancroft kept going on the simple ground ball up the middle, trying for second. And reaching it safely, as Ping Bodie bobbled the throw. The unsettling of Harry Harper appeared to have worked, as he lost the strike zone against George Burns. And then, on the 3 - 0 pitch, wished he had lost it some more. Burns singled to right, and the scoring was on. Giants 1, Yankees 0 Next up, Frankie Frisch finally did something to raise his batting average (so far in the Series he'd been hitting an anemic .188), singling back through the middle.
Okay, I've been implying that it was all on Harper. It wasn't. Bodie had already committed one error. Harper then got George Kelly to hit a perfect double play ball to shortstop Fewster - who promptly threw it past the second baseman into right field. Burns scored, and Frisch and Kelly ended up at third and second, respectively. Giants 2, yankees 0
A visibly shaken Harry Harper now took the ball back to the mound. He'd allowed a couple of legitimate hits, but his defense had also failed him. According to the papers the next day, you could tell that he was no longer confident (though after the game, Bodie said that it wasn't himself that Harper wasn't confident in, but his team mates). Regardless, either he felt he had to pitch perfectly, or felt that he just didn't have it today. Either of which might explain the first pitch to Earl Smith, which went back through the box to center and drove in two more. Giants 4, Yannkees 0. At least he finally got some good news, though he had to earn it himself. Bodie's throw to the plate to attempt to cut down Kelly was cut off by Harper, who saw that (a) it was going to be too late, and (b) Smith was trying for second. Harper threw his best pitch of the inning, a perfect strike to second base, to cut down Smith.
And then allowed a double by Lee King.
And Huggins walked to the mound. That was it for Harper in his Worlds' Series debut. His line?
NEW YORK ip h bb hr r er k pit
Harry Harper 0.1 5 0 0 4 2 0 14
Well, I suppose only the 2 runs were earned.
Walter Beall came in to relieve Harper. He promptly struck out Hank Schreiber and coaxed Cozy Dolan into a weak ground ball to short.
Game 4, continued
All right, so it looked bad. But the Yankees hadn't won the American League by laying down and dying.
In the bottom of the first, Chick Fewster hit a one-out double. He moved to third on Bob Meusel's single, and scored on Babe Ruth's ground ball out. Giants 4, Yankees 1 But Pipp then grounded to third, ending the threat.
The score remained 4 - 1 until the bottom of the third. Two quick strikeouts, followed by a walk of Chick Fewster. Then Bob Meusel doubled and went to third on an error by George Burns. Giants 4, Yankees 2 But then, Babe Ruth struck out. The side was struck out, but not without some damage.
In order to feel truly comfortable with their lead, the Giants needed another run right away. They began their assault with a Hank Schreiber double to left. Cozy Dolan lined out to center, but it was deep enough - just barely! - for Schreiber to advance to third. So on Fred Toney's grounder deep to short, Schreiber broke for the plate - and scored! The throw went instead to first to get the out. Giants 5, Yankees 2 Bancroft singled, but Burns fiddled around in the box for a while, fouling off pitch after pitch, until finally popping up foul to first, to end the inning. The Yankees then went quitely on three groundouts in the bottom of the inning.
Jake Freeze came on to pitch. We were just through four innings, and the Yankees were already on their third pitcher. And it started for him about as well as it had with the others. Frankie Frisch, showing signs of life, doubled to right. But Freeze coaxed fly balls to short center from George Kelly and Earl Smith, who both failed to advance the runner. Freeze's luck ran out with Lee King, whose single plated Frisch. Giants 6, Yankees 2 A Schreiber walk followed, and the Huggins began to get another pitcher ready. However, Cozy Dolan grounded out, and the top of the inning was over.
Toney once again had his four run lead. However, a curious thing about Toney. His worst pitching this year has been when he's had the most comfortable lead. Obviously it wasn't too bad, as he had gone 17-4. But there were plenty of times throughout the season in which he'd given up almost enough to lose in late innings, if his teammates had spotted him a decent lead. Oddly, if he only had a one run lead, he was nearly unbeatable. Some players handle pressure very well...and can't make it without it.
So of course, Toney led off the inning by walking Mike McNally, the number 8 batter, on 4 pitches. This brought up the pitcher, but either Huggins figured he still had a shot, or just that Freeze hadn't been all that good and so replacing him was not a big deal. Either way, Sam Langford came in to bat - and promptly doubled to left. However, it had looked up to the last minute as though Leach, the rooky left fielder, would come up with the ball, so McNally (no speedster anyway) had had to hold, and was unable to score. Until Wally Schang grounded to short, and McNally was able to score. Giants 6, Yankees 3 With Chick Fewster now up, and Langford on third, the Giants were in position to give back both of their extra runs. Which, on a 1 - 2 count, they did, as Fewster doubled to right. Giants 6, Yankees 4 And the nasty part of the Yankees order, Bob Meusel and Babe Ruth, were due up. Which, of course, Toney being Toney, meant he bore down some, got Meusel on a weak fly to center, and struck Ruth out on three pitches. I really don't understand the way some people work.
The game settled down at that point, with little more than scattered singles, until the top of the ninth. By this point, with Charlie Caldwell pitching for the Yankees, and pitching quite well. But he walked both Bancroft and George Burns to start. Frisch followed with another hit, an RBI single to center. Giants 7, Yankees 4 So Huggins brought in Jim Marquis to pitch - the firth pitcher of the day for the Yanks. And indeed, he induced George Kelly to pop up to short, and Earl Smith to fly out to left (though that was deep enough for Burns to tag and score from third). Giants 8, Yankees 4 A Lee King popup, and we headed to the bottom of the ninth.
So the Giants again had their four run lead. It was left only to see how Toney would mess that up. Mr. Worlds' Series (so far), Frank "Home Run" Baker, led off. Now 35, and a part time player only in the Series because of the injury to Aaron Ward, Baker reminded all of his glory days with the Philadelphia Athletics by leading off with a triple to left that just missed living up to his nickname. Now, with some pressure back on, Toney was able to strike out Ping Bodie on three pitches. Mike McNally grounded to short, and the Giants wisely took the sure out at first, allowing Baker to score. Huggins brought in Earle Combs to pinch hit for Jim Marquis, and Combs drew a walk, and stole second on the first pitch, a ball, to the next batter. Again, nobody in the park was paying much attention to him - his run really didn't matter. But putting himself in scoring position must have annoyed Toney, who found the strike zone again and, on a 2-2 pitch, got a beautiful curve just at the letters for strike three.
Final Score: Giants 8, Yankees 5 And the Giants were up in the Series three games to one.
The Yankees had held Carl Mays out in favor of Harper. It hadn't ended well for them. So there was no question that Mays would take the mound for Game 5. Particularly since the Giants were able to go with their number 3 starter...who'd tied Art Nehf for the National League lead in victories. This game would see two 21 game winners, in Mays and 31 year old Urban Shocker, making his post season debut.
Shocker is not a power pitcher, making his living with finesse. But what finesse! He'd won 20 games in 1920 for the Browns. And 16 more for the Browns this year until the Giants got him back in July, and 5 more with the Giants over his eight games there.
So, 21-11 vs. 21-8. Not expecting this one to be a high scoring affair. Both pitchers, sober, serious men who've done this before, refuse to rise to the bait tossed out by the New York press. "It'll be a corker, you can bet on that," is all Shocker will say. Which, it turns out, is nine more words than Mays will give at all.
Mays looks very sharp in warmups. If possible, even less of a power pitcher than Shocker, the submarine-style pitcher (whose nickname, rather uncreatively, was "Sub") was even getting some pop in the catcher's mitt before the game. At start time, the Giants' Dave Bancroft looked a bit surprised for the first couple of pitches. Finally, on an 0 - 2 pitch, he's able to catch up enough to hit a weak grounder toward third. And then, because he could run, he beat the throw to first. And stole second. And took third on George Burns' groundout to short. So with one out, the Giants had a runner on third. Frankie Frisch took one ball, and then hit a sharp grounder down the third base line, headed for the left field corner. Frank Baker, not the best of fielders normally (lifetime .941 fielding average) laid out in a beautiful dive to his right, and somehow managed to stop the ball. He rose to his knees and made a tremendous throw to first. But one thing Frisch could do was run, and he beat the throw. Meanwhile, Bancroft had been running on contact and scored easily. Giants 1, Yankees 0 After the game, Frisch said "That was pure instinct on Baker's part out there. I was already on third in my head, and then he comes up with the ball and I just barely get a single out of it."
Anxious to run now, Frisch took off on the next pitch - which George Kelly sent up the middle. When the ball returned to Mays, Frisch was on third, with Kelly on first, and only one out. The next batter, Earl Smith, hit a ground ball back to Mays. His delivery had him just a bit off balance, but he still fielded cleanly, and opted to go to second to start the 1 - 6 - 4 double play, while the speedy Frisch raced for the plate. The throw to second was in plenty of time to get Kelly for the second out. The return throw to second baseman McNally covering first was...not in time! The umpire called him safe, and the run therefore counted! Giants 2, Yankees 0 Huggins was on the field jawing with the umpire almost before Frisch was back to the dugout. His arguments got louder and more animated, and I honestly think some of his frustration with the way the Series was going was getting to him, as I've heard that several of the ladies in the first few rows could clearly hear him call the official some very ungentlemanly names. Finally he hit the combination that counted, and was ejected from the game! This of course led to another round, and it was a good ten minutes between pitches for Mays.
Which, to be honest, didn't seem to make all that much difference. As I said, he's been here before. Two pitches later, Freedy Leach grounded to Baker, who was able to throw him out with ease.
Once again, though, the Yankees come up in the bottom of the first already trailing. Shocker took only four pitches to strike out Schang. Fewster then singled to right. That brought Bob Meusel up. 1921 is only Meusel's second season, but the 25 year old right fielder certainly appears to have a bright future ahead. In two full seasons, he's batted .321, with 23 home runs. Over those two years, he's driven in 83 in 1920 and 112 in 1921. He's also a doubles machine, hitting 40 last year and another 36 this year. In other words, a dangerous hitter.
Which he proved by lacing the 2-2 pitch into left center, where it got past center fielder Lee King. This left King and left fielder Leach to chase it down. By the time they did so in the spacious Polo Grounds center field (450 feet to the wall in left center, 433 to the wall in center), not only had Fewster scored, but so had Meusel with an inside the park home run! Giants 2, Yankees 2 Shocker was...well, shocked, I suppose, and looked it, missing badly on his first two pitches to Babe Ruth. But McGraw called time and visited the veteran. After the game, we found out what the conversation was like:
"Huh. Meusel really hit that one, didn't he?"
"----"
"Ruth's a pretty good ballplayer, isn't he?"
"Well, you want to keep pitching, or don't ya?"
"----!"
"You do remember you've done this before, right?"
"Give me the d--- ball, I'll show you what I remember."
This was enough for McGraw, who went back to the third base box. Shocker's next pitch was probably ball three, but Ruth took a mighty swing...and missed. After that, a curve that froze Ruth, and a changeup that might or might not have caught the outside corner in the view of everyone in the park except home plate umpire Cy Rigler, who called it strike three. A single by Pipp was then followed by a fly ball by Baker, and the Giants were out of trouble.
The game remained tied until the bottom of the third, when Meusel again hit the ball to center. Just enough for a single, this time. Meusel then took off for second, which kept him out of the double play when Ruth, challenging Frisch for the least valuable player award, grounded to second. However, Pipp followed this with his second single, and it was enough to score Meusel from second! Yankees 3, Giants 2 Baker's magic, potent so far in the Series, then deserted him, and he quietly grounded to third.
Shocker tried to help his cause in the fifth with a double, but got stranded there by Frankie Frisch. But in the top of the sixth, Earl Smith singled, and took third on Freddy Leach's single. A Lee King grounder made another out, but scored Smith. Giants 3, Yankees 3 And that's where we stayed until the top of the ninth.
The two starters were still in, still locked at 3. Hank Screiber began the ninth with a 1-0 single. McGraw knew Shocker was tiring finally, so he sent up Hack Wilson to bat for him. Wilson took the first pitch for a called strike, but Schreiber had a huge jump on the pitch, and was more than half way to second before the catcher even touched the ball. "Scoring position" meant something, as two pitches later Wilson singled to left, and Schreiber beat the throw to the plate! Giants 4, Yankees 3 Dave Bancroft successfully bunted Wilson to second, and George Burns followed that with a single to right, scoring the second run of the inning. Giants 5, Yankees 3
And that was it for Carl Mays. He'd gone 8 1/3 innings, and had done well, but not well enough. Jim Marquis came in to try to put out the fire. Facing Frankie Frisch, he did so, getting a ground ball to third. Baker held the ball and glared at Wilson to force him back to second. One writer the next day wrote, "Baker stared down the runner so fiercely that the umpires didn't need to call him out, they needed to declare him dead." Baker then got the out at first, but his point had been made and Wilson stayed at second. Where he was when the next batter, Kelly, popped weakly to the infield.
So, the bottom of the ninth. The Yankees' last chance. Frank Baker, Ping Bodie, and Mike McNally due up. And Shocker...was done. McGraw didn't even let him come out to the mound, instead sending 21 year old rooky Joe Poetz. Poetz had only appeared in 13 games this year, but this was his third appearance in the Series. So far he'd gone three innings in the Series and given up 4 runs. I think a lot of people were ready to accuse McGraw of overconfidence putting him in.
Frank Baker wasn't one of them. Two pitches, one ground ball to second, one out. Baker finished the Series with a .381 average, but in this game he was 0 for 4.
The next batter, Ping Bodie, didn't even take a pitch. He immediately hit a ball to straightaway center field. Very high, very deep. So much so that Lee King was easily able to get to it in time to make the catch. Three pitches, two outs.
The number eight batter, Mike McNally, was up. He finished the Series with a .158 average, and I suspect he'll be on the bench somewhere next year after the Yankees see if they can get another second baseman. Though he did bat .274 in 111 games during the season. And here, he worked the count to 2-2. He then smashed a hot grounder to short...
...where it was gobbled up by Dave Bancroft. An unhurried throw across the infield, the smack of a ball in George Kelly's glove, and
The New York Giants are 1921 World Champions!
The Giants' Bancroft leapt high into the air before the ball had arrived at Kelly, but it didn't matter. He was soon joined in a mob near the pitcher's mound, as the team celebrated their first World's Championship since 1905. The consensus of the sportswriters was that Bancroft was the best of the lot during this series, having batted .364 with a home run and three driven in. Asked for comparisons with his previous World's Series experience, as a rooky on the 1915 NL champion Phillies, he said "Ain't nothing like it. For one thing, we won this one. I hated watching those old Red Sox celebrating back then. It sure was nicer to let them watch us this time. Now let's get 'em next year too!"
A sentiment with which I most heartily agree.
Fall, 1921
An exciting Series, no doubt. As a baseball fan, I had been as thrilled as anyone. Two extra inning contests, several games that went into the ninth or later before being decided. I knew that in the future people who hadn't been there would just see "New York (NL) 4, New York (AL) 1" and think it hadn't been all that close. But those of us arond at the time would remember how close it had really been.
And nobody really knew what was to come next, anyway.
Part of Commissioner Kimball's "Ten Commandments" from last October had said that the Reserve Clause was no more. Player were free to contract with the team of their choice, and if an agreement could not be reached with the team on which a player was currently serving, he could go to another. There were other details to it, plus points about arbitration, and who was eligible for both, but that was the upshot of the thing. This was unheard of for most of baseball's history. Most players loved it, of course, while most owners hated it, but were too afraid of Kimball's wrath (which, admittedly, we hadn't really seen yet) to do anything about it. Some teams had jumped in with both feet - including the Orioles. We'd been a little bit cautious, true, but compared to some teams, we were profligate spenders. The one thing we all knew was that, because so many players had one year contracts, and so many teams were more cautious than we were and signed even their free agents to one year contracts, there were going to be a lot of players on the market after this season.
We had no idea.
Twenty four hours after the ball hit George Kelly's glove for the final out, teams could begin negotiations with their players with expiring contracts. (Of course, they'd already been doing so, but again, this was a new thing for us). Twenty four hours after that, all teams had to report their re-signings and drops to the Commissioner. Twenty four hours after that, players were allowed to sign with any club that made them an offer they liked.
So, knowing that this was going to be the next fun part of the season for me, I went to work with the proverbial smile on my face and song in my heart. It didn't hurt that my beautiful wife and I had had a nice evening at at the Aladdin the night before. We used to go there all the time, but it had probably been five or six years since we'd gotten out. The last thing I think we'd seen there was Pennington's Choice, with Francis X. Bushman. Bushman is also from Baltimore - his wife Josephine had a kid brother who used to hang around the Orioles when I was on the team. They had five children, but that wasn't enough to keep Bushman from stepping out on her with his costar, Beveryly Bayne. Didn't seem to have hurt the cad's career, though. Too bad.
The last time we got out to the theater
On my arrival at work, I found Mr. Durant waiting for me. This was a bit unusual - he wasn't often late, but I was usually there first. He looked a bit tired, though, and I found myself wondering if he'd been there all night. There's really no polite way to ask a man if he's stayed out of his own house for the night, without prying, so I didn't.
Without the usual exchange of pleasantries, he got to business, before I got to my morning Coca-Cola (I've always hated coffee).
"What do you want to do about free agents?" he asked.
"Sign some." As I said, it was before my morning Coke.
He wasn't amused. "I assumed that. Do you know who? How many? What kind of salary you're considering?"
"Yes. Is there a limit? And let's see what it takes." Way before my Coke.
"Charles," which was my cue that he was getting annoyed, "I would like to talk to you about free agents. I have been here for quite a while this morning, and have received the league telegram about who is available. It is quite an impressive list. And I see that there are no former Orioles on it. How did you manage that?"
Was he really paying that little attention? "Mr. Durant, in one way, of all the team executives in the league, I had it easiest. I didn't sign anyone to one year contracts. Our draftees are still bound to the team by rules of arbitration. And the players who were "donated" by the other teams when the organization started, are in the same arbitration pool as the draftees."
"So..."
"So in other words, I didn't have to re-sign anyone, because our players are all signed for a longer term."
"So it was part of your plan?" he asked, with a fairly healthy does of skepticism in his voice.
"Yes, actually, it was. Mr. Durant, I could have probably built you a better team this year if I'd wanted to sign some experienced players to short term contracts, the way most of the league did it. I didn't. To be honest, I've decided that I like it this way, and I plan to make it a part of my policy when the day comes that I do have to negotiate."
"What do you mean?" he asked. I sensed that I had broken through whatever was bothering him - he seemed genuinely interested. This was good - I had enjoyed our baseball talks some time ago, and I didn't much like being adversarial with him. Even though I did suspect he was involved in things I didn't want to know about.
"I promised myself that I would always, always, always try to sign a player almost as soon as he becomes eligible, and not risk seeing what he would bring on the market. I plan to stick to that. You see, as I understand it, as soon as the arbitration cases get a certain amount of time in the majors, they'll become eligible at the end of the season for arbitration. As soon as they reach that time, though, they are free to renegotiate with the club. So I will. And I'll re-sign him.
"Or," I said, "I'll trade his a-- for a bucket of baseballs before I'll let him get away and leave me with nothing to show for it."
Durant had been looking contented as I talked. At this last, his eyebrows rose a bit in surprise. "You're learning."
"Mr. Durant, I don't have much money to spend. I am attempting to build a major league baseball team using poker chips, prayer, and the power of my personality. I have no choice but to learn."
Eventually I got my Coke. And while I sipped it, I looked over the major league free agent list.
And goggled. I couldn't believe some of the names on this list! For starters, both Worlds' Series star Dave Bancroft, and the man to whom he threw for the final out, George Kelly, were now on the market. Actually, as far as I could tell, the Giants had released almost all of their position players, though they'd re-signed most of their pitchers. The Yankees had released Mike McNally, who'd then retired rather than go on the free agent list. Frank Baker was out, and had also hung it up.
Maybe I can just give you the top ten list of position players and pitchers (according to what our scouts think is their potential, not where they actually are right now), so you can see what I saw.
Position players:
Bob O'Farrell, Catcher. (84/91). 24 years old. Would look great in orange and black, but wants over $10,000. My highest paid player is making just over half that (Lyons, at $5700). Not sure I can do it. Will just have to hope his price comes down.
Willie Kamm, third base (69/91). I'd actually looked into signing him earlier in the year, but had missed out. Wants $3450 for 2 years. Reasonable.
Dan Jessee, first base (62/85). I think I've got first base locked up for a while, though.
Homer Peel, left field (58/85). Only 18, raw. Also cheap. I very much want him to work his way through our minor league system.
Jim Keesey, first base (64/84). Another 18 year old. But also another first baseman. Pass.
Fall, 1921, continued
The available pitchers were more surprising to me.
Pete Alexander (94/94). Pitched 275 innings last season, with a 3.43 ERA. 34 years old. Wants a four year contract - bit of a stretch for a guy who's only a year younger than I am. Plus the little matter that (a) he wants over $25,000, and (b) it looks like the Boston Braves are going to give it to him. Sure, he'd be great to have, but I don't think it's going to happen.
Burleigh Grimes (93/93). 255 innings, a 3.10 ERA. Only 28, which is better. Wants almost $30,000 for four years, which is much, much worse. Also close to signing with the Braves.
Carl Mays (93/93)! 29 years old, won 21 games, and everything else I said about him in the Worlds' Series reports. How did the Yankees let him get away? And even though he wants over $28,000, he's apparently also close to signing for 4 years with the Braves.
And that's not all.
Art Nehf (92/92)! One of the other two 21 game winners (at least the Giants did re-sign Urban Shocker). I'm sure it will be a surprise to you to note that he's negotiating with the Boston Braves. I make a note to check the Braves' financials as soon as I can.
Stan Coveleski (92/92). Pitched 204 innings, went 14 - 8 with an ERA of 4.27. Must be why he "only" wants $17,600 for four years. You'll never guess who appears ready to give it to him. Right. The Braves.
I rise from my desk and go to the small safe in the bottom of the book case. It's not much, but it's there for me to use when needed. So far the only thing I've needed to use it for was some papers with information that, well, I'm not supposed to have. Financial reports, mostly. Most of them about my own team - I think I mentioned some irregularities I've found in the past. Some, though, are about the other teams in the leagues.
How did I get them? I freely admit, I am relatively young, certainly young to be in my position. I am naive in many ways. I am, however, in no way stupid. I have cultivated, over the past year, friendships or at least acquaintances of people in various locations around baseball. I do not have spies. I do have sources.
Unfortunately, because they're not really spies, the information I get from them is often inaccurate, or incomplete. On the Braves, for example, all I have is that they are way under budget, and probably could afford to sign an entire new starting rotation. They lost a little bit of money last year, but if my spies - I mean sources - are right, most teams did. The Braves are still in the black, which is better than their cross town rivals can say, but other than the Tigers and Phillies, so is everyone else. (The Tigers lost an unbelievable amount of money this year, though. I think Mr. Navin is going to have his work cut out for him.)
I put the papers back in the safe. If the Braves are really willing to spend that much money on four pitchers, I can't stop them. I'm certainly not going to do it. And to be honest, it doesn't really matter to me. Even if they buy a National League pennant, it's not as though I'm going to face them in the World's Series next year.
I do glance at one more paper before I close the safe. One of the profit and loss sheets is for my own team. We actually made over $90,000 last year, despite our woeful record. Baltimore is good to us (this area is great for baseball in general - as far as I can tell, the only other team in the AL who made a profit was down the road about forty miles, in Washington. But then, I'd expect a Senator to be able to make a buck).
I stepped out and stopped at Philip's desk. "Is Mr. Durant in?"
"He is not." The man didn't even look up from his typing. I am always impressed by Philip's ability to convey the thought that I'm beneath his notice. But I hear tell he's some collateral relative of Mr. Durant, so there's next to nothing I can do about it. Yet.
"Do you have the end of season financial report I asked for?"
"I have nothing you asked me for. I work for Mr. Durant."
Keeping my voice low, I leaned in a bit. "Philip, we both know that Mr. Durant still likes me. He doesn't like me enough to listen to me if I want you fired, but he does like me enough to make you compile a report and give it to me if I ask him for it. I also know that Mr. Durant has already asked you to compile just such a report," (I knew no such thing, but it seemed like the kind of thing Durant would ask), "so why don't we just save ourselves some time and effort and you can give it to me now?"
It was a good sign. He stopped typing and looked at me. Somehow, though he was sitting and I was standing, he managed to look down on me. Still...
He reached into his desk and removed a folder. From it he took two pieces of paper. They were covered in single-spaced typing. Philip may be annoying, but he's an excellent typist. I took the pages.
"Philip. I thought we'd gone past your problems with me when you approached me about that little...matter...earlier in the season. What happened?"
"You know what happened."
Actually, I didn't. I suspected. But I didn't know.
"Now please, Mr. Aaron," he said as he held his hand out, "I have work to do, May I return to it?" It wasn't really a question, so I looked at the pages he'd given me, memorized as much as I could, and handed them back to him.
"I'll want a copy of these," I said. It wasn't much, but it was the best I could do.
"I'm certain you will," he replied, returning to his typing. It really wasn't much.
But it was enough to concern me. Because I'd noticed the two numbers I'd wanted to check. Where I figured we'd made about $92,000, Mr. Durant's numbers showed us with a profit of $61,800. Spectacular compared to the rest of the league, but not what I thought we'd made. And more importantly, where I showed us with a cash reserve of over $70,000, Mr. Durant's numbers showed just under $49,000.
I'm not a "numbers" person. But even I can do that much math. And come up with a bad answer.
Late October, 1921
So, I'd managed to get a promise from Mr. Durant that I could sign several new free agents. It being the first day, I wanted to jump in with both feet and see what happened.
But I also knew I couldn't just randomly low-ball people, or they'd quickly move on. And while I really wanted to sign one of the big name pitchers, I wasn't sure the Braves (or our finances...or the mysterious drain on our finances) would let me.
The first person I tried to contact was Rube Benton. As with most of the men on the league list, he had a listed telephone number that was to a local business, not his home. Even in the big cities, home telephones were becoming more common, but they weren't ubiquitous yet.
Benton was living back home in North Carolina. He'd been a big league pitcher for thirteen years, and had been with the Giants since 1915. The 31 year old would bring some maturity to our young staff. He'd only started six games for the Giants, but had gone 4 - 3 with a 3.31 ERA. So I gave him a try.
He was agreeable to Baltimore, but wanted just over $13,000 to sign. And he wanted a no trade clause. I made an offer that was way below that, and we agreed not to pursue it any further.
Next on my list was Freddie Fitzsimmons. He had not pitched above the AA level for the Athletics this year, but in his 26 starts he'd acquired a quite impressive record of 14-1 with an ERA of 2.28. Best of all, he only wanted $5700.
Until I called him. "Mr. Aaron, I have to be honest with you. I don't think you're really committed to fielding a winning team. And I'd like to associate with a winning team."
I made an initial offer of $5400, but made it for 7 years instead of the 2 he wanted. "I don't deny that we lost more games than any other team, Mr. Fitzsimmons." He was 20, I could have called him Freddy, but I thought a show of respect might help. "And if you only sign for two years, you'll probably never see a winning team. But how about this? Sign with us for 7 years. You'll almost certainly be done with the minor league grind. You'll play in the majors. You'll learn your craft against the best competition in the world. And you'll stay here long enough that, when we are a winning team, you'll be a huge part of it."
I could almost hear his laugh over the crackle of the telephone line. "Mr. Aaron, that was beautiful. Almost makes it worth ignoring that "learning against the best" also means "getting my behind beaten a lot". Still, I thought I had a good chance with him - after all, he'd been making around $900 last year, so even the $5400 I was offering looked good.
I wasn't surprised when he replied, "Make it $5800 for seven years, and give me an option on another year after that."
"At what price?"
"Same."
"What about this?" I said. "$5500 for seven, option for $6100."
He said it was close, but wanted $5600 for those seven.
"Freddy," I said. It was time to lose the respect a bit. "I've made you a very fair offer. What do you say?" I repeated the offer.
He repeated his.
I repeated mine.
He said it was very likely a deal, but he'd get back to me. We ended there.
And that was effectively that, for the day. I tried, don't get me wrong. I talked to Bob O'Farrell until we were both blue in the face. I even made a token run at Burleigh Grimes. He wasn't even polite about his disinterest in coming to Baltimore. I wasn't surprised when the telegram that night came from the league office, saying that he'd signed with the Braves.
If anything, what surprised me more was that the Braves hadn't signed anyone else. Maybe they weren't looking for any more pitching.
So the next day, I got a call from Freddy Fitzsimmons. "Mr. Aaron." I just wanted to tell you that the Braves have made me a better offer. But if you come to $6100, for 7 years, I'll sign with you."
I hated this kid. I hated the Braves. And I probably didn't really need him. But I wanted to show Mr. Durant, and the people of Baltimore, and the people around the league, that we were at least going to try to develop this year.
"Deal." I said.
I was partly right, though. After signing Grimes, the Braves' interest in the other pitchers (save the one I wanted, of course) had waned considerably. It looked at though Pete Alexander, Carl Mays, and Art Nehf might be on the market for a while longer.
With Grimes gone from the Brooklyn Robins, they had some money to spend. So they did, signing left fielder Charlie Jamieson (81/81), first baseman Joe Judge (81/81), left fielder Carson Bigbee (75/75), and pitchers Sam Jones (89/89) and Hod Eller (84/85). That was actually a fairly sizable commitment. All relatively young, but experienced. And none of them particularly cheap. Judge was signed for over $25,000 per year.
I decided to bolster my position players next. After some minor discussion with Hughie ("I have a law practice in the off season, Mr. Aaron. That's where I'll be. You sign the players, I'll make 'em play next year"), and more considerable discussion with Bob Wilson and Jeffrey Gardner in my scouting department, I made more calls.
What I needed most were catcher, third base, shortstop, and right field. Willie Kamm was still sitting out there, available, at third base. He was young, and would fit with the young team I was building. And besides, he had been heavily scouted by the White Sox, and almost signed by them, before they ceased to exist. I had briefly thought I was going to have a shot at him, when Mr. Durant had first mentioned the job to me. I had liked the thought.
Willie Kamm
It took a while. It actually took a couple of days. And it took a phone call from the Cubs, and more negotiations. But finally, we got him. For just under $4000.
And while in an ideal world he would start at Charlotte in AA for me, he was almost certainly going to be Baltimore's starting third baseman next year.
And that was all I managed to do in that first week. But in looking around, I saw that the big names were still out there, though their asking prices had dropped a bit.
Unfortunately, I also saw that several of the names I'd wanted to sign in order to build for the future, were gone. Apparently I wasn't the only personnel director who was stocking the minor leagues. I hate it when other people have the same brilliant (if obvious) idea I do.
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Amnon Koren has won the NIH Director’s New Innovator Award, a grant that funds high-risk, high-reward projects from creative, budding scientists at the beginning of their careers as independent investigators. The New Innovators are considered to be among the best and brightest newcomers to PI-dom and each receive a bio on the NIH website, along with $300K per year of flexible spending for their lab.
Amnon, who was previously a postdoc in the McCarroll lab, started his own lab at Cornell University a year ago. There, he spent his first month grant writing at a makeshift desk hunched over his laptop, because his office was being renovated and his desktop computer hadn’t been shipped. “My laptop couldn’t even run MATLAB,” he said. “I had to hope the figures were okay because I couldn’t regenerate them.”
The figures were better than okay, since they not only won him this grant, but also attracted a host of technicians, programmers, graduate students, and postdocs. His lab is now bustling with eight people, and his wetlab/drylab space is often shown by the department chair to guests. Amnon admitted he’s proud of his lab, but the transition from researcher to PI has been difficult, especially adjusting to the sheer number of tasks he has to do in parallel. However, he’s excited to watch more research projects than he could do alone come to fruition under his guidance.
The project he proposed for the grant further develops the DNA replication timing work he did in our lab. In that work, he showed that whole genome sequences contain signatures of DNA replication activities that can be used to study replication dynamics. His lab will investigate replication timing across 2000 genomes for three cell types, linking replication timing with local chromatin structure, gene expression, and most importantly, mutation rate. See, the mutation rate across the human genome can vary up to 6-fold, with a main driving factor being replication timing (the later a genomic region replicates, the less time there is for the cell to find and fix mutations). Population-level differences in replication timing may result in individuals having different mutational landscapes, thus altering their risk of genetic diseases and cancer, and changing the evolutionary trajectories of their corresponding families and populations. Amnon’s project to catalogue this polymorphic replication timing will be a first step in understanding the variation in mutation rates and could possibly establish an entire scientific field devoted to replication timing.
Amnon is excited to get to work on this project and is even more excited to do it in his beautiful lab space with his dedicated staff. We wish him all the luck as he embarks on a new stage in his life.
Amnon’s lab space
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