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North African Jewry in the Twentieth Century: The Jews of Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria
Michael M. Laskier
NYU Press, 1994 - 400 стор.
Before widescale emigration in the early 1960s, North Africa's Jewish communities were among the largest in the world. Without Jewish emigrants from North Africa, Israel's dynamic growth would simply not have occured. North African Jews, also called Maghribi, strengthed the new Israeli state through their settlements, often becoming the victims of Arab-Israeli conflicts and terrorist attacks. Their contribution and struggles are, in many ways, akin to the challenges emigrants from the former Soviet Union are currently encountering in Israel. Today, these North African Jewish communities are a vital force in Israeli society and politics as well as in France and Quebec.
In the first major political history of North African Jewry, Michael Laskier paints a compelling picture of three Third World Jewish communities, tracing their exposure to modernization and their relations with the Muslims and the European settlers. Perhaps the most extraordinary feature of this volume is its astonishing array of primary sources. Laskier draws on a wide range of archives in Israel, Europe, and the United States and on personal interviews with former community leaders, Maghribi Zionists, and Jewish outsiders who lived and worked among North Africa's Jews to recreate the experiences and development of these communities.Among the subjects covered:
--Jewish conditions before and during colonial penetration by the French and Spanish;
--anti-Semitism in North Africa, as promoted both by European settlers and Maghribi nationalists;
--the precarious position of Jews amidst the struggle between colonized Muslims and European colonialists;
--the impact of pogroms in the 1930s and 1940s and the Vichy/Nazi menace;
--internal Jewish communal struggles due to the conflict between the proponents of integration, and of emigration to other lands, and, later, the communal self-liquidiation process;—the role of clandestine organizations, such as the Mossad, in organizing for self-defense and illegal immigration;—and, more generally, the history of the North African `aliyaand Zionist activity from the beginning of the twentieth century onward.
A unique and unprecedented study, Michael Laskier's work will stand as the definitive account of North African Jewry for some time.
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Michael Laskier served as the Executive Director of the International Sephardic Educational Center, and is currently a professor of history and political science at Ashqelon College of Bar-Ilan University and Beit Berl College in Israel. He is the author of The Jews of Egypt 1920-1970: In the Midst of Zionism, Anti-Semitism, and the Middle East Conflict, also published by NYU Press.
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Автор Michael M. Laskier
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Видавець NYU Press, 1994
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FASH455 Global Apparel & Textile Trade and Sourcing
Copyright© 2012-2021 Dr. Sheng Lu, Associate Professor, Department of Fashion & Apparel Studies, University of Delaware
About FASH455
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Travels of a T-shirt
Part I Cotton King
Part II Made in China
Part III Trouble at the Border
Part IV My T-shirt Finally Encounters a Free Market
Cheaper to Make Textiles in the United States than in China: Reality or Myth?
A New York Times article back in August 2015 suggests that "yarn production costs in China are now 30 percent higher than in the United States" because of savings in raw and auxiliary material. The article believes the cost difference is why some Chinese textile companies are coming to build factories in the United States, such as Keer Group's cotton mill in South Carolina.
However, in a recent interview with China Textile News, Chairman of the Cixi Jiangnan Chemical Fiber Co (Cixi) provides a different cost sheet (above). In September 2013, Cixi invested a $45million polyester staple fiber mill in South Carolina. Because nearly 80% of Cixi's outputs are sold outside of China, and the United States is its single largest export market, the investment intends to help the company maintain its presence in the U.S. market and substantially save transportation cost.
According to Cixi, it is a misunderstanding that making textiles in the United States is cheaper than in China. Although moving factories to the United States may help Chinese companies save money in land, electricity, natural gas, and logistics, it will significantly increase the costs in purchasing manufacturing equipment, building factories and managing daily operation of the company. Additionally, culture and language barriers, as well as labor policy in the United States, could also become critical challenges facing Chinese investors. Cixi admits that to keep its U.S. factory running smoothly, members of its management team all come from China.
Author: Sheng Lu
Professor @ University of Delaware	View all posts by Sheng Lu
Author Sheng LuPosted on May 14, 2017 May 15, 2017 Categories International Trade, Textile industryTags China, cost, investment, made in USA
11 thoughts on "Cheaper to Make Textiles in the United States than in China: Reality or Myth?"
Lauren Spiegelman says:
This is a very interesting article! When most people think of textiles factories, the majority of people will place them in China. The reason is because it is seemed to be cheaper than manufacturing in the US. I am curious as to if this article did make a difference in companies opinions about outsourcing their manufacturing.
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vlpare says:
I found this article extremely eye-opening, many would assume that because something is produced in China it has to be cheaper compared to producing it the United States. However, in 2014 with the cost to manufacture yarn that was not the case but rather the opposite. Producing yarn in the United States was actually about 35% cheaper than china, which is something that doesn't seemed to be talked about a lot when discussing the cost of producing fibers.
yizhilaomuzhu says:
I think American workers have a relatively high level of education and high productivity, and are particularly suited to high-end manufacturing, such as car parts and consumer electronics. If Chinese companies need to have high-quality workers or need to be close to American consumers without a large pool of cheap labor, it makes sense to make them in the United States. This is the case with cotton spinning, which is highly automated and does not require a lot of labor. Labor-intensive industries such as sewn garments still depend on low-wage workers in places like Bangladesh, Vietnam and Mexico, and those types of jobs will not return to the United States anytime soon.
JJJJJie says:
In fact, I was very surprised by this article. I had always felt that China was the cheapest manufacturing in the world, but that was not the case. With the progress and development of the society, China's prices are rising rapidly and the cost is higher. In order to maintain the competitive advantage, it is necessary to control the cost in the premise of ensuring the quality. There is an old Chinese saying that "The tasty orange, grown in southern China, would turn sour once it is grownin the north." This shows that different environments and regions are suitable for the development of different industries. As reported in the report, "yarn production costs in China are now 30 percent higher than in the United States" because of savings in raw and auxiliary material. suggesting that the United States is more suitable for producing yarn. So I still believe it's a fact.
worldtrav2 says:
Reading this article I start to wonder, with the opposing views that manufacturing in the US is more expensive or less expensive overall maybe they are just about equal. Where you would save money in land, electricity, natural gas, and logistics over the years in the US could it almost amount to how much you would save with cheaper manufacturing equipment, building factories and managing daily operation of the company in China.
The more I learn about global politics I realize my knowledge on the subject is mostly dictated by perceptions. I did not know that it is 7 times more expensive to have manufacturing equipment in China. I think in order for me to not make "misunderstandings" I need to look at the facts such as this financial sheet. Especially in a day and age where the media and politicians can over expose a topic or hide in the dark based on their opinion on the subject. I think this article pushes me to see that answers are never surface level and we have to read between the lines.
It is interesting to see the pros and cons of China v.s U.S based solely on costs.
For example, we all are discussing how about costs and technology impose cost challenges for U.S and China. However, Cixi stated some of their biggest challenges are on the human level. Still culture and language barriers and labor policies are all challenges for Chinese Investors. These cultural issues all play in affect when thinking about the time, energy and productivity of a company. The U.S does have the advantage of English as a globally spoken language. Chinese investors feel the language barrier can stand in the way therefore investors believe the only way for the factory to run smoothly is to have a team of Chinese management to run it. It will be interesting to see if there is a trend of companies that try to expand to the U.S or if China is still the best option.
yichen zhang says:
I am surprised that U.S. textiles cost less than China, I supposed that China produce everything with low cost. The low cost of American Textiles may be the less amount required labor force for automatics, and the better and efficient technologies.
However, I think that Chinese manufactories in U.S. will not lower the cost meanwhile they will face more culture shocks and language barrier distinguish in U.S, for example Mardi Gras: Made in China. The only way to for China to survive in the global textile is to improve the technologies or others.
talyons says:
I find this article very interesting. I had always believed that manufacturing anything in China was the cheapest option for apparel companies, but after reading this article I've learned this is not the case. What really surprised me was that "yarn production costs in China are now 30 percent higher than in the United States." This is significantly higher, but it's also important to consider all of the other factors in moving production from China to the US. So many different factors come into play when it comes to textile manufacturing and it's interesting to see that even though yarn production costs in China are more expensive than the US, it may not mean that moving production to the US is the best move.
gabbysfashionblog says:
This article was very interesting. The title alone grabbed my attention. Like most people, I assumed that everything is cheaper in China- which is why we manufacture and source from there- but according to this article, that is not necessarily the case. The article claims that "yarn production costs in China are now 30% higher than in the United States." This is significantly higher, but I think it's important to consider all of the other factors in moving production from China to the US. Although moving production to the US will save money in land, raw and auxiliary material, it will increase the costs in purchasing manufacturing equipment, building factories and managing daily operation of the company. There will also be a language barrier. Even though yarn production costs in China are more expensive than the US, I don't think moving production to the US is the best move when considering all other factors.
gavriellamk says:
This article is somewhat surprising mainly because the basic premise is the antithesis of of my assumptions. The article states that most people assume that it is cheaper to manufacture in the U.S. rather than China. I think that most people, including me, think the opposite is true. China has a reputation for making cheap products and making products cheaply. The article basically confirmed that understanding and the conclusion was not surprising.
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Paul Robeson has a posse.
I accidentally got one of his records a while back, it was in a "Songs of Joe Hill" sleeve. I had no idea he was such an accomplished person, or that he was blackballed. Listen to the NPR piece. If I get around to it, I'll rip the record and post it, pops and all.
Also, I wasn't called a programmer... which makes me happy.
I am surprised this song involves so many overalls.
I missed Cradle of Filth at the Showbox last night. As you might suspect, I'm deeply saddened by this.
I've tried turning it off and on again.
Plug the Sunday Schwabacher Soiree!
Meyer, who is lives in Ben's building (the Schwabacher) and is supposedly in the band The Glasses, will supposedly be on KEXP with said band tomorrow night at 6:00PM PST. There is really no reason for you to miss it since the band is good (at least they were good last year when Ben and I heard them with British Sea Power) and KEXP is down with the intarwebs and has five different streams for you to listen to, no matter where you might live or what type of device you are listening on.
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The BBC is a bit like the Vatican, surrounded by Italy but deemed fully independent. The BBC, the state broadcaster, is surrounded by the state that keeps it alive and upon which it is dependent but regards itself as wholly free from it. The relationship has nothing to do with allegiance or with responsibility to the people of the state.
Bad propaganda
Top British (Blue Peter) science-god help us
Sir 'Redsunderthebed' King
Ed Stourton has a series on climate change where he proves 'incontrovertibly' that the world is warming, see here. The programme tells us that peer review gives us sound evidence (no mention of those e-mails!); that Al Gore has provided beyond doubt that global warming exists (no mention of that court case) and that Hurricane Katrina was caused by climate change(no mention of those levées). Several neo-con, big oil Texan types are then interviewed who refute the science, proving that climate sceptics are a bad lot.
Anthony Watts then shows us a video experiment by a 'top' space scientist which proves beyond doubt that CO2 causes global warming! The 'experiment' proves how heating an unknown additional quantity of CO2 and ordinary air inside a bottle and comparing this to a heated bottle containing ordinary air scientifically demonstrates that CO2 causes global warming!!!
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4 Great Reasons to Treat Yourself to a Maserati
Maserati is the cream of the crop, a luxury automobile even among luxury automobiles. But this Italian sports car isn't just known for looking pretty — it also has some of the best performance stats of any passenger vehicle. That seems natural since the company was started as a producer of racing cars. It would be another 30 years or so before the company started putting that technology in performance vehicles.
The Maserati's price tag makes some a bit hesitant to take the plunge. Not only does the entry-level Maserati start at around $70,000, but each of these cars has a high cost of ownership thanks to the expenses related to ongoing maintenance and repairs. Yet we are confident that if you take a closer look at the Maserati, you will find that the price is more than worth it, thanks to everything else the brand has to offer.
For the best shopping experience for Maserati, Albany, NY residents know to go to Maserati of Albany. Here are a few reasons why you should visit us and treat yourself to a Maserati:
Spotting a Maserati on the road can feel like spotting a unicorn — only the Maserati is real and so is its magic. Maserati vehicles are produced in limited numbers, so when you buy one, you automatically become part of an exclusive and special club. Even if a lot of your friends and co-workers are buying luxury vehicles, they are unlikely to drive a Maserati. Purchasing this Italian automobile automatically sets you apart from the crowd and gives you bragging rights forever.
Some Maseratis are more exclusive than others. For example, Maserati produced only 50 of its MC 12 Corsa. That's worldwide. You could drive across the country and never see another. Compare that experience to other luxury vehicles, like the Porsche. You could see three on a Saturday at a five-star restaurant.
Exclusivity doesn't mean much on its own without the luxury to match it. Tarantulas may be rare, but no one will be excited to see one on their bathroom floor.
Maserati has the beauty to match its exclusivity, making it a truly exceptional investment. The Maserati looks different from anything you'll see on the road, and its glamour and sophistication are obvious at a glance. You'll feel like a celebrity driving a Maserati because everywhere you go, people will be asking to take photos with your car.
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A Maserati is so much more than a pretty face. Maserati has its roots in racing, and it continues to deliver some of the best performance stats even in its passenger vehicles. The Maserati GranTurismo MC is the fastest production vehicle built by the company, and it can reach a top speed of 205 mph. It can also go from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.9 seconds. (The MC 12 Corsa goes faster, but that special edition is built for track racing.)
Even the entry-level Maserati Ghibli can lay down some impressive stats. The 2014 model can go from 0 to 60 mph in 4.7 seconds and can reach top speeds of 175 mph. That performance is delivered by a 3.0-liter V6 engine that puts out 345 horse power, paired with an eight-speed shiftable automatic transmission. A "performance" version of the Ghibli comes with a 404 horse power engine.
A Maserati doesn't just go fast; it also performs well. For example, the 2014 Ghibli has a double-wishbone front suspension, a multi-link rear suspension, a four-wheel independent suspension, a front and rear stabilizer bar and performance tires to ensure a smooth ride even when driving at top speeds.
What's nice about Maserati is that no matter what model you buy, you are getting a "performance" version when compared to other vehicles on the market. You can just as easily put pedal to the metal at the track on the weekends as you can enjoy a quiet and comfortable ride on your way to the office every day.
Piece of History
Maserati was founded in 1914, but the company didn't start producing vehicles until 1932 since its founders were called upon to serve in World War I. The company just celebrated its 100th anniversary, and that entire century was marked by automotive excellence.
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Many classic Maserati vehicles are now seen as highly collectible vehicles. One vehicle — the 1955 Maserati 300 S — actually set a sales record. It sold for $6.5 million at a British auction in 2013. When you think about that sale, the six-figure prices of some of the current lineup might seem like a bargain.
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After a fab couple of weeks partying in Australia, it was time for a bit of a rest in Hong Kong. We arrived a bit too early to check into our hotel on Queen Street West. Handily located right next to HKU MTR station on the Island Line of the most excellent metro system. Dumped our bags and went for a wander to check out the local food outlets. The challenge of choosing where to eat was a bit too much for our hungry jet lagged bellies, so we opted to return to the hotel for brekky.
Duly fortified, we went for a walk around Hong Kong University, right on the doorstep. That did the job of blowing away a few cobwebs til we could check into our very nice room on the 20th floor, and a pretty amazing view.
After a bit of a rest, we decided to orient ourselves by walking over to Western Market and its surrounds. The bakery was a big hit! En route, I was totally fascinated (some might say obsessed) by the wonder of the bamboo scaffolding propping up the many buildings under construction.
Day 2 was spent getting over the previous days' journey and the previous couple of weeks' hedonism. A lie in, followed by a swim in the rooftop pool with more amazing views, followed by a (very) late lunch in a local establishment (lovely), and more lolling about were in order. Re energised from a good days' lolling, we headed over to visit Temple Street Night Market. Here I was able to indulge another of my obsessions – wallets (that perfect wallet is out there somewhere dammit!).
Didn't fancy these giant clams on display a couple of doors down though – they were a bit freaky for me, and they looked like they were making a break for freedom anyway… (or maybe the ones on the right were just trying to escape having their arses sniffed!).
…And to round of the trip, another bus ride out of the centre and a hike to Tai Tam Tuk Reservoir, (mostly) following the route on the Hike Hong Kong blog.
All in all, a fantastic few days which started with me thinking "mmmn, maybe 6 days in Hong Kong is overkill", and ended with me thinking we could easily have filled another week.


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Saint Philomena, a new film of her life, with special thanks to the Universal Living Rosary Association
In 2007 Mary's Dowry Productions created a new form of film media in which to present the lives of the Saints on DVD. We invite you to watch our film prayerfully and quietly and to engage your spiritual senses. Watch with your spiritual eye, listen with your spiritual ear.
Mary's Dowry Productions loves to recreate key moments, silently and with no dialogue, from a Saint's life, using historical costume and beautiful backdrops. Original contemplative music runs beneath a detailed narrative that seeks to engage the viewer with the Saint. Our films offer a window into the life of each Saint.
Our film presenting the life of St. Philomena is now available on DVD worldwide through our online shop. This is a contemplative, detailed and devotional look at one of the most powerful Saints of the Catholic Church. With an open narrative looking at the discovery of St. Philomena's relics, we continue to an informative and fascinating account of Saint Philomena's life told from her own point of view. The film concludes with a final narrative that explains about devotions to St. Philomena as recommended by Popes and Saints and her role as protectress of the Living Rosary Association. Sacred art, historical imagery, a simple costumed visual, photographs, original music and narration make this an original and enjoyable way to learn about the great Grecian princess and Martyr Saint Philomena.
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On location at the Waterwise Garden, Worthing, St. Mildred of Thanet, Kent
St. Mildred of Thanet
Great, great granddaughter of King Ethelbert of Kent
Our lovely contemplative and informative film about St. Mildred of Thanet was filmed locally to Mary's Dowry Productions in some interesting settings in Worthing, giving our lovely early British Saint some pleasing backdrops in which to walk, think and pray. Here at Mary's Dowry Productions we try to keep our films as simple, creative and local as possible, keen to share our local area of the South Downs, beaches, woodlands, history, nature and wildlife with our local and international viewers. In 'St. Mildred of Thanet' you will see the great, great granddaughter of King Ethelbert of Kent, walk the pretty paths of Marine Gardens, contemplate the sacred Relic of the Nail in the Waterwise Gardens and stand on the coastal edge of Goring beach as she looks across to France. The Waterwise garden was a location we wanted to use in one of our films about our early Saxon Saints due to the interesting wood sculptures that certainly have an ancient feel to them.
Worthing's Waterwise Garden features in our film about
The new shingle garden was constructed on the Foreshore at West Parade in Worthing to highlight the need to water conservation during periods of reduced rainfall in the south east of the country. The Waterwise gardens shows what can be achieved by gardeners using drought tolerant plants, many of which are characteristic of vegetated shingle and exhibit adaptations to conserve scarce water in this extreme environment. The project cost £50,000 and was funded by a partnership between Worthing Borough Council's seafront improvement budget and Southern Water.
St. Mildred of Thanet in the gardens at the Abbey of Cheles
Filmed at Marine Gardens, Worthing
It was a little more tricky using the lovely Marine Gardens in the film but we managed to acquire a selection of lovely visuals to blend with sacred art, creative and striking paintings and footage of nature. A small neat ornamental garden on the seafront laid out in 1930, this seafront site has a café, pavilion, bowling green, putting green, ornamental gardens and a pond with public conveniences including disabled facilities. Here in this shot you can see Saint Mildred, studying in the 'Abbey of Chelles', filmed in Marine Gardens. St. Mildred's story is full of history and faith and includes miracles, relics, devotion, a dramatic escape, prayer, virtue and some lovely original music to accompany the narrative and the visuals. The film has been broadcast free recently in New York through Telecare and we received some excellent feedback from delighted viewers.
St. Mildred of Thanet is available on DVD through our online shop www.marysdowryproductions.org and AMAZON. In practically all of our films we use a blend of simple costumed portrayals, historical imagery, sacred art, original music and detailed, informative narration to present the lives of the Saints. This is not a 'movie' produced for entertainment neither is it purely a documentary, it is a creative way to learn the life of Saint Mildred of Thanet through film. OUT NOW!
St. Bega, a film of her life, Irish Princess, Virgin, Saint, St. Begh
Irish princess, St. Bega
In 7th century Ireland there lived an Irish princess named Bega. Despite being born into a privileged family, Bega's heart and soul were drawn completely to God. Her family were Christians and Bega had been instructed in the Roman Catholic Faith which she loved and accepted with deep joy and faith. St. Bega decided that a little corner of the earth where she could be alone without any company but her crucifix was more desirable to her than the palaces of kings. So it was that Bega went away from the crowd and meditated deeply upon the life of Jesus, especially His Hidden Life in Nazareth. Thus begins our film presenting the delightful, inspiring and enjoyable biography of St. Bega of Bees currently in production. We filmed some original contemplative visuals in the absorbing natural beauty of the South Downs close to us, especially Cissbury Ring, where St. Bega walked the paths and hills, absorbed in meditation. In our film, St. Bega's journey unfolds as she decides to flee Ireland and cross the sea to England in order to escape an arranged marriage.
St. Bega's bracelet
She had a special love for the Blessed Virgin Mary and guided by Our Lady, through a special inspiration, St. Bega consecrated herself completely to Our Lord and made a private vow of her virginity to Jesus. St. Bega received from an Angel a special bracelet marked with the sign of the Cross as a symbol of her consecration to Christ. God alone had created Bega's heart and He created it for Himself alone, therefore St. Bega asked God to be its master. St. Bega stood upon the beach and besought God to assist her to cross the Irish Sea and find refuge and solitude in England. Since there were no ships or vessels to give her travel the Lord heard the prayer of his servant. St. Bega was inspired to cut a section of turf from the ground which she placed upon the waters of the sea. She stepped upon it and floated miraculously upon the turf across the Irish Sea where she landed at St. Bees on the Cumbrian coast, then a part of the Kingdom of Northumbria. There St. Bega lived a holy life of solitude until pirates forced her to seek a different location in order to protect her purity.
St. Bega of Bees
St. Bega's whole life was a preparation for a holy death for she knew that she would leave all material and earthly things behind, taking with her one thing only, the good things that she did for the Lord in this life. How could a virgin who had belonged to God alone be afraid at the moment of death? How could a person who had never sought consolation and happiness save in God, who had never had any ambition but to become ever more acceptable to him, be fearful in that hour? St. Bega's detachment and scorn for this world's goods caused her heart to be free to fly to her Lord God. She saw in Jesus a kind and merciful father. St. Bega had her lamp trimmed and ready and was not afraid to hear the words: The bridegroom is coming; go out to meet Him. So it was that full of hope and trusting in God, St. Bega died a holy death in the 7th Century.
St. Bega of Bees DVD
St. Bega was an Irish princess who fled her homeland in the night to escape a planned marriage. As she stood upon the seashore St. Bega implored of God a means to cross the Irish Sea to England. God heard her prayer and she cut a section of turf from the ground, placed it upon the sea and miraculously crossed to Cumbria where she lived as a hermit. Fearing the attack of pirates St. Bega made her way to the court of the Catholic King Oswald of Northumbria and received the veil from St. Aidan of Lindisfarne. Miracles occurred after her death and she has been remembered recently in secular novels, plays and paintings. Includes a prayer found recently in a 15th century book of hours to St. Bega. A prayerful, mystical journey with St. Bega.
In 2007 Mary's Dowry productions created a new form of film media to present the lives of the saints. Mary's Dowry Productions recreates stunning silent visuals, informative, devotional narration, and original contemplative music that touches your spirit to draw you into a spiritual encounter with the saint. Watch with your spiritual eye, listen with your spiritual ear. Our films seek to offer a window into the lives of our saints. Using your spiritual senses we invite you to shut out the world, sit prayerfully and peacefully and go on a journey of faith, history and prayer with this inspiring saint.
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The film runs for 27 minutes and is available on Region Free DVD worldwide.
St. Margaret Ward at the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, Singleton
St. Margaret Ward, an Elizabethan English Martyr
has a great love for the Mass
St. Margaret Ward was born in Chester in Elizabethan England. Tragically her life and martyrdom remains little known and yet St. Margaret Ward's biography is a stirring and interesting part of Catholic history. In this half an hour presentation we meet this Elizabethan young woman whose deep love of Christ and the Mass and her profound respect for the office of the Catholic priesthood saw her undertake daring visits to Bridewell prison, smuggling in rope to assist in a tortured priest's escape. She was caught, arrested, scourged and imprisoned, eventually executed by order of Queen Elizabeth I for upholding the outlawed Catholic faith in England and refusing to deny the church. A beautiful blend of historical paintings, maps and imagery combine with footage of nature and historical locations with a selection of simple yet effective costumed visuals of this lovely English Martyr. We spent an interesting morning back in 2010 filming a selection of costumed visuals at 'The Weald and Downland Open Air Museum' near Chichester in West Sussex.
St. Margaret Ward
Filmed on location at Bayleaf Farmstead, Chichester
The interior shown in this screenshot was filmed inside 'Bayleaf Farmstead' which is a 15th-16th century building with furnishings. You will see St. Margaret Ward studying maps of London and the area to plan her work visiting the local persecuted Catholics, as well as sewing scapulars and rosaries and praying. We also filmed in the meadows and fields of the open air museum and around Poplar cottage where the birds flew in and out the opened windows during the shoot. Additional scenes were filmed on location at English Martyrs Catholic Church in Goring-by-Sea where a set in the 'barn' hall was constructed for Bridewell prison interiors. All of these costumed visuals and footage run beneath the narrative which has St. Margaret Ward tell her story, combined with additional visuals of historical maps, paintings and relevant artwork. We have filmed on location at the Weald and Downland Museum for several of our productions over the past seven years. Our film about St. Margaret Ward is not a 'movie' produced for entertainment neither is it purely a biographical documentary, this is a creative way to learn the life of St. Margaret Ward with visual aids to help the narrative flow.
What you will hear:
The life of St. Margaret Ward in a narrative for the whole length of the film told from her own point of view. She will tell you her story. Original music to accompany the narrative.
What you will see:
Historical images, maps, footage of historical houses including effectively used locations such as Singleton near Chichester and Parham House; sacred art, devotional art; simple costumed visuals of St. Margaret Ward to help aid the narrative.
The film runs for 30 minutes.
The film is suitable for all ages, aimed mainly at Catholics with an understanding of the Faith and an appreciation for the spiritual life. This film has had excellent feedback and is popular on EWTN.
The producers:
Mary's Dowry Productions was established in 2007. The films presenting the lives of the Saints and Martyrs of the Church provide original and simple ways to share the stories and words of these heroic examples of the Faith.
St. Margaret Ward is available on Region Free DVD worldwide.
St. Helen and the True Cross, a film from Mary's Dowry Productions
St Helen and the True Cross
There are several modern theories given today as to where St. Helen, mother of the Emperor Constantine was born, but the 12th Century Welsh chronicler Geoffrey of Monmouth and the 12th Century English historian Henry of Huntington, both men closer to the time frame of St. Helen, tell us that St. Helen was born in Britain. St. Helen was an English princess, the daughter of King Coel who was King of Essex and Hertfordshire. Since she had no siblings and no brothers to inherit the throne of Britain, St. Helen was raised in the manner of a future queen. Her manner was gentle and modest and she knew that she was called to undertake a great role in the world. Perhaps she supposed that this role was fulfilled when she married the future Roman Emperor Constantius, but God had a greater task for the young Empress, one that would impact not only the material world, but the spiritual world too, for St. Helen would be the one chosen by Our Lord to recover the precious relic of the True Cross of Christ. www.marysdowryproductions.org and Amazon. It is available NOW on DVD worldwide.
St Helen, Empress and mother of Caesar Constantine
Our film on the life and mission of St. Helen, mother of the Emperor Constantine, not only looks at this wonderful Catholic Saint, but also at the history of the Church in the early centuries with simple detail and devotion. You will see some simple, contemplative visuals of St. Helen which we acquired on a beautiful sunny morning up at the ancient hill-fort of Cissbury Ring near Findon, a location close to us at Mary's Dowry Productions (see a few posts before for a little information on Cissbury Ring if you are not already familiar with it). You will also see some relevant and abstract art, Sacred Art, historical imagery and maps, beautiful paintings and more as you hear the life of St. Helen and her search for the True Cross in the historical context of the great events of the 4th Century.
This film is available on DVD worldwide through
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St. Bede, England's Doctor of the Church, his works, words and life, a new film out now
St. Bede - England's Doctor of the Church
"For if history records good things of good men, the thoughtful hearer is encouraged to imitate what is good; or if it records evil of wicked men, the good religious listener or reader is encouraged to avoid all that is sinful and perverse and to follow what he knows to be good and pleasing to God." – St. Bede, England's Doctor of the Church.
Our new film on the life of St. Bede is now available on DVD worldwide through our online shop: www.marysdowryproductions.org. This is a lovely and interesting way to enjoy an overall presentation of St. Bede with quotes in his own words interspersed throughout the narrative. A selection of contemplative portrayals assist the flow of the narrative combined with historical artwork, imagery and relevant photographs.
St. Henry Morse, the priest of the plague - a film new about an English Martyr
'St. Henry Morse: The Priest of the Plague', a famous Jesuit priest of 17th Century England, is looked at in our new film of his life, available worldwide on DVD. He has a fascinating and important story that is tied to the history of England. This brave man responded to the call of Christ once he had converted from the State Religion and left England to train abroad to become a Catholic priest. The Catholic Church and Christian Faith had been attacked by Protestants since Henry VIII left the Catholic Faith and established his own Church of England, one that he could control and guide, declaring himself its head. The former Catholic King created his own bishops, thus breaking the line of Apostolic Succession in this new Church. Men such as Henry Morse, raised in the State religion yet responding to God's grace, risked their lives to convert to the Catholic Faith and he, like many, became a priest, determined to return to his homeland and bring the outlawed Sacraments to the faithful Catholics of England, reconciling many Protestants to the Catholic Church as well.
St. Henry Morse - filmed on location at
The Sistine Chapel Reproductions, Worthing
One of the lesser known of the 40 Martyrs of England and Wales, Saint Henry Morse left us such a great witness to the Catholic Faith in England during persecution and some important words, especially his last speech at the gallows. While he was training for the priesthood in Rome, St. Henry Morse worked as a tour guide, showing English visitors around the more famous parts of the City. We saw this as an opportunity to include our world famous copy of the Sistine Chapel Ceiling painted by Gary Bevans (father of Mary's Dowry Productions founders) as a double for the one in Rome which St. Henry Morse would have perhaps guided people around in the 17th Century. For most of our films on the lives of the English Martyrs we film simple costumed scenes in 'the barn' attached to our parish church of the English Martyrs, Goring. We have found this very useful when there is a great lack of historical imagery and paintings relating to the English Martyrs, so we create 'moving pictures' of vital moments in their story to run beneath the narrative, combined with sacred art, maps and other imagery relating to the era, using costumed characters in relevant settings. St. Henry Morse laboured throughout England for many years, staying for some time at a Catholic Mass centre in the north run by Dorothy Lawson known as St. Anthony's. For this location we used the Hiorne Tower in Arundel Park, a location close to us. We have filmed this interesting folly for several other productions and it always works well as it is a solitary structure with a mysterious atmosphere well suited to the contemplative, historical moods of our films.
The Cybermen at
The Hiorne Tower, Arundel
The Hiorne Tower is actually a triangular shaped folly situated in Arundel Park close to Arundel Castle. The tower was built during the eighteenth century by Francis Hiorne for the then Duke of Norfolk; it is unusual as it is named after the architect and not the owner. The Duke was actually looking for an architect to rebuild the castle and designing the folly was a test, though Hiorne died shortly after its completion. The Hiorne tower is located on a very steep hill overlooking Swanbourne Lake, and it is also said in local folklore to be haunted. It is believed that a young woman climbed the tower and threw herself from the top. Her ghost has been seen on moonlight nights at the top of the tower looking out over the car park, presumably searching for her lost love. Sometimes the sound of ghostly canons can be heard and the ghost of a cavalier named the Blue Man has been spotted by keen ghost hunters in the vicinity. The Hiorne Tower was also used in an episode of Doctor Who, the 1988 episode 'Silver Nemesis' featuring the Cybermen. We always imagine seeing the Cybermen when we are up there filming! It is great to be able to feature this interesting local building in our films and in 'St. Henry Morse: Priest of the Plague' you will notice it doubling as the exterior shot for 'St. Anthony's Hall'. But St. Henry Morse is most famous for ministering to the London plague victims of 1636 with fellow English Martyr St. John Southworth. We recreated several scenes to run beneath the narration for the plague scenes. These shots include Plague Doctors approaching infected houses and visiting victims of the dreaded disease.
The Plague Doctor
An excellent Steampunk Plague Doctor came in very useful for this part of the film! St. Henry Morse carried a white stick to show all he passed that he himself visited plague victims. He was given a list of 400 families infected and since Catholics were considered as non-persons at that time they were ignored and abandoned by the government doctors and physicians. A group of Catholic doctors assisted St. Henry Morse and St. John Southworth in their work among the Catholics. St. Henry Morse contracted the plague himself but miraculously recovered so as to continue his work among the sick. He was hunted, captured, imprisoned, arrested and exiled many times but always returned to England to continue his work for the people and the Church. Finally, the Jesuit priest was sentenced to death at the Tyburn gallows in 1643. His last words resound down the timeline of England to today, both appropriate and relevant for he said while at the gallows: "The kingdom of England will never be truly blessed until it returns to the Catholic faith and its subjects are all united in one belief under the Bishop of Rome." He ended by saying: "I pray that my death may be some kind of atonement for the sins of this kingdom." Then he said his prayers and asked that the cap be pulled over his eyes; beat his breast three times, giving the signal to a priest in the crowd to impart absolution. He then said: "Into your hands, O Lord, I commend my spirit."
St Henry Morse: The Priest of the Plague
After he was dead his body was torn open, his heart removed, his entrails burned and body quartered. In accordance with the custom that followed executions, his head was exposed on London Bridge and his quartered body was mounted on the city's four gates. St. Henry Morse was 50 years old at the time of his martyrdom. He was canonised along with 39 other English Martyrs by Pope Paul IV in 1970. Our film of his life runs for half an hour and gives a detailed layout of his whole journey, mission and Martyrdom. It is not a 'movie' produced for entertainment, neither is it purely a documentary but a creative way to learn his story using historical images, costumed visuals, maps, footage of nature, relevant imagery, narration, original music and more.
Visit our website www.marysdowryproductions.org for full listings of our DVDs on the Saints and Martyrs.
A film about St. Bertha, Queen of Kent, upcoming film in production, DVD
St. Bertha: Queen of Kent - Mary's Dowry Productions
We have been busy this past month filming visuals for some new productions on the lives of some of our early Saints. Our film about St. Bertha: Queen of Kent is currently underway.
St. Bertha's story begins in 7th Century Paris, France. The daughter of King Charibert I, she was a devout Catholic princess, descended from the holy Saint Clothide, wife to King Clovis I, considered to be the founder of the Merovingian Dynasty. King Charibert I however lived in excess and sin and his immoral behaviour resulted in his being excommunicated from the Catholic Church. When Charibert first became King of Paris he married his daughter to the pagan English King Ethelbert of Kent. King Ethelbert was the third king to hold imperium over the Anglo Saxon kingdoms. Raids on Britain by continental peoples had developed into full-scale migrations by the 5th Century. The newcomers are known to have included Angles, Saxons, Jutes, and Frisians, and there is evidence of other groups as well. These groups captured territory in the east and south of England but at the end of the fifth century, a British victory at the battle of Mount Badon halted the Anglo-Saxon advance for fifty years. Beginning at about the year 550, however, the British began to lose ground once more, and within twenty-five years it appears that control of almost all of southern England was in the hands of the invaders.
St. Bertha married King Ethelbert of Kent - Mary's Dowry Productions
King Ethelbert's marriage to Bertha connected the two Royal courts, although not as equals: the Franks would have thought of King Ethelbert as an under-king but the marriage would have forged useful bonds between the Kingdoms. King Ethelbert permitted his new wife St. Bertha to practice the Christian Faith when she took up residence within his palace. So it was that St. Bertha arrived in Kent with the Catholic Bishop Liudhard as her private confessor. King Ethelbert was immediately struck by St. Bertha's disposition and with her he restored a Catholic church in Canterbury, which dated from Roman times, and the Bishop dedicated it to Saint Martin of Tours. It became St. Bertha's private chapel where Bishop Liudhard offered daily the Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. In the chapel St. Bertha spent time in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament and gave a good example of holiness, simplicity and devotion to her pagan husband with whom she had a good relationship. It was about that time that Pope St. Gregory the Great decided to send a group of missionaries to England to preach the Gospel to the English people. The native Britons had converted to Christianity under Roman rule but the Anglo-Saxon invasions had separated the British church from European Christianity for centuries, so the church in Rome had no presence or authority in Britain, and the Universal Church knew so little about the British church that it was unaware of the unique developments of certain Celtic customs such as the erroneous dating of Easter. Queen Bertha and King Ethelbert welcomed Saint Augustine and this incredibly important time in history is looked at in simple detail in our film. Saint Bertha's influence in the Kentish court was instrumental in the success of St. Augustine of Canterbury's mission in 597. St. Augustine of Canterbury owed much of his favourable reception to the influence of Bertha.
St. Bertha welcomed St. Augustine of Canterbury to England
Without her support, monastic settlements and the great Roman Catholic cathedral of Canterbury would likely have developed elsewhere. So it is that we see King Ethelbert convert to Catholicism and St. Bertha's continued example of holiness, fairness and devotion, where she helped share the Truths of the Faith with her English subjects. Visuals for our film 'St. Bertha: Queen of Kent' were filmed locally to Mary's Dowry Productions, up on Cissbury Ring in Findon, West Sussex, the largest hillfort in Sussex and the second largest in England. Our local folklore tells how Cissbury Ring was formed when the Devil tried to dig a hole in the South Downs to allow the sea to flood the Sussex Weald and all its churches. As the devil dug out Devil's Dyke, clods of earth fell to the ground forming Cissbury, Chanctonbury, Rackham Hill and Mount Caburn. We have filmed visuals for many of our films up at Cissbury Ring, the fortifications of which date back to the beginning of the Middle Iron-Age possibly around 250 BC but abandoned in the period 50 BC – 50 AD. The film presents a blend of simple, contemplative costumed visuals in the English countryside, sacred art, historical imagery and more to give a creative and enjoyable way to absorb the fascinating and important story of one of our great early British Saints: Queen Bertha of Kent.
Visit our website at: www.marysdowryproductions.org
St. Bertha: Queen of Kent
A French princess who brought her Catholic priest to Pagan England, paving the way for St. Augustine's Gregorian Mission, converted her husband, the king of Kent, through her prayer, gentleness and kindness. A fusion of Gregorian chant, contemporary and contemplative original music with mysterious and beautiful imagery lifts this inspiring story of hope and new life to the present day.
In 2007 Mary's Dowry productions created a new form of film media to present the lives of the saints. Mary's Dowry Productions recreates stunning silent visuals, informative, devotional narration, and original contemplative music that touches your spirit to draw you into a spiritual encounter with the saint. Watch with your spiritual eye, listen with your spiritual ear. Our films seek to offer a window into the lives of our saints. Using your spiritual senses we invite you to shut out the world, sit prayerfully and peacefully and go on a journey of faith, history and prayer with Saint Bertha.
The film runs for 25 minutes and is available worldwide on Region Free DVD.
Saint Piran, Saint of Cornwall, St. Buriana, DVD film of his life, out now
Our film presenting the life of Saint Piran is now available worldwide on DVD through our online shop.
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Our staff who support and work with young people have to take on a huge amount of information in order for them to do their jobs to the highest level. Each week a new set of guidelines or practices may be published that they have to understand and act upon.
Recently has been no exception. Updated Child Protection Procedures have recently come through from Leicestershire County Council and Rutland. As with all such updates these are immediately shared with staff.
Our staff' commitment to the young people in their care is to make sure that are always up to date with new guidelines affecting our workplaces. Barford recognises the hard work this requires, and wants to assure all staff that if they need help with new information we will give them all the assistance we can.


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Q: Xcode affectedByGravity value resets to true and will not stay set to false I am fairly new to Xcode Games, but I have been trying to work with the gravitational fields. I am able to create the fields, make bodies interact with them etc, however, when I create a SKSpriteNode programmatically, the second I give it a physics body, no matter what I set the AffectedByGravity or the fieldBitMask value to, it is alway attracted to the radial field in the scene.
Here's the bit of code I think is relevant:
 func createNewBody(x: CGFloat, y: CGFloat){
    let newBody = SKSpriteNode()
    newBody.texture = SKTexture(image: #imageLiteral(resourceName: "Circle_Burgundy_Solid.svg"))
    newBody.size = CGSize(width: 10, height: 10)
    newBody.position.x = x
    newBody.position.y = y
    newBody.physicsBody = SKPhysicsBody(circleOfRadius: newBody.size.width/2)
    newBody.physicsBody?.affectedByGravity = false
    self.addChild(newBody)
}

This code is called from the touchedBegan method:
 override func touchesBegan(_ touches: Set<UITouch>, with event: UIEvent?) {
    for touch in touches{
        if touch == touches.first{
            createNewBody(x: touch.location(in: self).x, y: touch.location(in: self).y)
        }
    }
}

I have no idea why this is not working. Any ideas would be great! Thanks!

A: In your code you used a local variable newBody are you sure that that node is available in update?
affectedByGravity is intended to defined the interaction with the while gravity of the physics world and is not related to any other field.
If you want to define the behaviour of a given node relatively to a field you need to set the fieldBitMask of the node and the categoryBitMask of the field accordingly.

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Rich Armour, Former General Motors CISO, Joins Nozomi Networks
Nozomi NetworksDecember 18, 2019 GMT
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nozomi Networks Inc., the leader in OT and IoT security today announced that Rich Armour has joined the company as an advisor. The senior CISO and technology executive will support Nozomi Networks' efforts to educate and advocate for stronger cyber security across IT and OT environments. He will provide valuable insights for CISOs who are working to manage cybersecurity organization wide.
"It's an honor to have Rich join Nozomi Networks," said CEO Edgard Capdevielle. "His first-hand understanding of cyber risks to industrial infrastructure and proven experience in transforming cybersecurity for several Fortune 50 manufacturers make him a highly valued advisor to Nozomi Networks. We appreciate his support as we work to help CISOs around the world secure their industrial infrastructure."
"Protecting industrial networks from a growing list of cyber threats is a complex problem that too many CISOs underestimate," Armour said. "That's what drew me to Nozomi Networks. They have an unmatched understanding of the issues facing large industrial companies as they digitize. Over the years they have established trusted relationships with an impressive set of industry customers who are using their technology. I look forward to helping Nozomi Networks and the marketplace build a secure future that spans IT and OT infrastructure."
Armour has been driving cybersecurity and IT transformation across large global manufacturers for nearly two decades. He has extensive corporate governance experience having worked directly with the corporate boards of multiple Fortune 50 companies, including audit, risk and cybersecurity committees.
At General Motors, Armour had global responsibility for enterprise cybersecurity and led a comprehensive "Path to World Class" strategy to expand and bolster cybersecurity across the GM ecosystem. This included a multi-year program to enhance cybersecurity in GM's manufacturing plants and industrial control environments worldwide.
As the CISO at Hewlett Packard, he was responsible for worldwide cybersecurity across 120 countries and the IT risk portion of the Enterprise Risk Management program. At Dell Technologies, Mr. Armour oversaw global cybersecurity and led an aggressive "Get Secure!" initiative to expand and strengthen security controls across the enterprise.
Mr. Armour was a founding member of the CISO Coalition National Leadership Board and a member of the Leadership Council of the Cybersecurity Collaborative. He previously served on the Board of Directors of the Information Technology Information Analysis and Sharing Center (IT-ISAC) and the Dean's Board of Advisors for the George Washington University School of Business.
About Nozomi Networks Nozomi Networks is accelerating the pace of digital transformation by pioneering innovation for OT and IoT security and visibility. Leading the industry, we make it possible to tackle escalating cyber risks in a converging world of IT and OT. In a single solution, Nozomi Networks delivers network visibility, threat detection and insight to thousands of the largest critical infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, mining, transportation and other industrial sites around the world. www.nozominetworks.com
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2019 Jacksonville Black History Calendar Unveiling
4 - 5:30 p.m.
Main Library, Hicks Auditorium
303 N. Laura St.
Library Staff and Guests to Celebrate 30 Years of Calendar's Publication
Jacksonville Public Library is pleased to host the 30th Annual Unveiling of the Jacksonville Black History Calendar. For decades the Black History Calendar has served as a timely keepsake and as a reminder to celebrate the achievements of African-Americans year-round.
In honor of Black History Month, copies of the calendar will be available for free at library branch locations. The calendars are used in homes, schools, libraries, churches, businesses, and organizations throughout Jacksonville, as well as selected cities across the nation. You can view past calendars from 1989 – 2018, filled with historical and important information, in the library's digital collection. (http://bit.ly/jplbhc)
A new calendar is produced each year with the artwork and contents kept confidential throughout the creative process until it is revealed to the community at the annual unveiling. The calendar originated in 1989 through the collaborative efforts of the late Clovia Russell of AT&T and Brenda R. Simmons-Hutchins, Ph.D., of Florida State College at Jacksonville, former Board of Library Trustees chair, who was actively involved as calendar advisor since its inception. Jacksonville Public Library staff began participating on the calendar committee in 2007.
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