The Regulatory Changes to the Refugee Resettlement Program - Canada Immigration and Visa Information. Canadian Immigration Services and Free Online Evaluation.
The authorities introduced certain regulatory changes to Canada's Refugee Resettlement Program. These changes came into force on October 19, 2012.
This Operational Bulletin (OB) provides information on the regulatory changes made to Canada's Refugee Resettlement Program. It also details the procedures applicable for both, in-Canada and visa offices.
Therefore, sponsored applicants would need to submit the proof of this recognition along with the sponsorship undertaking. Only then would the authorities deem the application as being complete.
The Centralised Processing Office in Winnipeg (CPO-W) would process applications it received on or before October 18, 2012. While processing these applications, the Centralised Processing Office in Winnipeg (CPO-W) would consider the legislations in place at the time of receiving the applications.
In this scenario, the staff would need to enter detailed case notes in the Global Case Management System (GCMS). This would enable the visa officers to refer to these notes, when the visa office receives the application concerned.
Officers at the Centralised Processing Office in Winnipeg (CPO-W) would review only complete applications. Upon reviewing the application, the officers would make a decision on the sponsorship undertaking. In addition, the officers would only review the application for permanent residence to check whether it is complete or not.
In certain situations, the officers would approve the sponsorship undertaking. Thereafter, the staff would create a file. Following this, all sponsors would receive an acknowledgement of the receipt letter. This receipt letter also contains the in-Canada and overseas file numbers.
The staff at the Centralised Processing Office in Winnipeg (CPO-W) would send a copy of the acknowledgement letter to each member of the sponsorship group. However, they would do this only if the application and undertaking comes from a Group of Five (G5).
These reasons are not in and of themselves sufficient grounds for refusing an application. However, officers could make their decision on the application, while weighing in these factors in their final decision.
Situations could arise where the officers decide to refuse the application upon completion of the interview. In this scenario, the officers would need to provide full and detailed reasons for their decision to refuse the application.
Similarly, situations could arise where the officers decide to accept the application upon completion of the interview. This could be despite the fact that the applicant has not submitted authentic documents. In this scenario too, the officers would need to provide full and detailed reasons for their decision to approve the application.
Decision-makers have the authority to assign weights to any factor. This is applicable when they determine whether to accept or refuse an application. Therefore, they need to weigh the facts in a fair and impartial manner. They need to consider all the positive and negative elements surrounding the application too.
Therefore, officers would need to read the guide thoroughly. This would enable them to become familiar with the requirements prescribed by the new process. In particular, they would need to focus on the document checklist.
The authorities have included a consent form (IMM 5729) in the new application package. This enables officers to disclose and collect personal information from both the sponsors and the applicants. Both parties would need to sign this mandated form. In addition, the two parties would need to submit this form using the new application package.
The authorities require this even if the sponsor is using the old application forms. Parties using the old sponsorship undertaking forms would not need to submit the new consent form.


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Home Engage We all know who these two humans were – My question is, do we know who we are?
We all know who these two humans were – My question is, do we know who we are?
by Confluence June 27, 2019
written by Confluence June 27, 2019
By: Lisa M. Hayes – Confluence Daily is your daily news source for women in the know.
We are not going to publish the photo of Oscar Alberto Martinez Ramirez and his twenty-three-month-old daughter Valaria, dead, face down in the Rio Grand River. You've probably already seen it. We need to remember them as more than two lifeless bodies because their lives mattered more than their deaths.
The Ramirez family fled El Salvador on April 3 and spent two months in a migrant camp in southern Mexico. Conditions in the migrant camp were deteriorating. So, they decided to take a bus to the border on Sunday to attempt to speed up their asylum case. When they arrived, the consulate was closed as it often is. In addition, they learned they were behind hundreds of other migrants in line for interviews. They determined to make the crossing illegally instead of wait – a decision that caused their deaths.
It is likely the reason they decided to attempt to cross illegally was that upon reaching the U.S. border they got vastly different reports on the asylum process than they'd been led to believe prior to leaving El Salvador. The family probably realized they would likely be separated from their not yet two-year-old daughter, who would be placed in a camp without them pending asylum hearings that might never happen. They probably realized they may never get her back.
The Ramirez family are not the only families making that decision for the very same reason. I think we all have to ask ourselves what we would do in that situation. Would you stand in line to apply for asylum knowing you might lose your children forever? Would you turn around and go back to the country you fled from because your family was at great risk there also? The Ramirez family decided to do neither of those things.
Some make it across the river and find a way to hide in plain sight, starting a new life in the U.S. Some get picked up by ICE on the US side of the border, meeting the fate they'd prayed they could avoid. Some do not make it across at all.
Oscar and his daughter didn't. As he was being swept away by the current, he tucked his baby in his shirt and swam for their lives – lives that were cut short by a river. However, we all know the river is not to blame for it's current.
Before attempting to cross the river Oscar sent his mother a final text message. It said: "Mama, I love you. We're fine here, look after yourselves."
This story is making headlines because a photographer snapped a photo that felt like a bitter slap in the face that echoed around the globe.
We should remember Oscar Alberto Martinez Ramirez and his daughter Valeria. We should remember them alive because their lives tell a story. However, we should also remember all of the nameless faceless others who have to make the same impossible choices and are living this nightmare day in and day out.
We know who Alberto Martinez Ramirez and his daughter Valeria were.
The question today is: Do we know who we are?
When did we become a nation that criminalizes the legal right of immigrants to seek asylum?
How did we get to a human rights crisis of epic proportions where children are stripped from the arms of their parents and housed in internment camps in deplorable conditions?
More importantly, how did we end up a nation where approximately half of our citizenry thinks that's ok?
Of course, we can blame Trump. It's easy to blame those people – the other people – the Trump people. However, they will be who they will be. It's the rest of us who need to do some soul searching.
We cannot become so numb to the horror was what's happening that we think social media shares are action enough. We cannot succumb to the crisis fatigue to the point that we freeze in the face of the unthinkable – and make no mistake, we are right there, at the unthinkable.
Oscar Alberto Martinez Ramirez died, clutching his daughter, so close to freedom that their bodies washed up on the soil they spent months trying to reach. Their family is just one of the thousands of families that are caught in the decay of our moral compass, fighting for their lives in our system of injustice.
The photo was jarring. It was shocking. It was real. Seeing it is profoundly uncomfortable. I'd like to say we cannot turn away, except we can and we wouldn't be the first to do so.
We've all wondered. History has never quit asking the question. How did the people of Germany stand by and let it happen? Why didn't the stop the Nazis?
It's not hard for me to imagine that now. It's not hard for me to imagine how uncomfortable it was for them to watch the jews get loaded onto trains and taken away. It probably made them uneasy. So, they turned away and history tells their stories because they sat idly by, feeling uncomfortable, maybe even afraid, and did nothing.
We are feeling something because we are humans wired for compassion. We didn't put them there. However, we are the only ones who can save them.
There are no words more appropriate than those of Martin Luther King Jr.
"He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it. He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it." "In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends."
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Rio Apinino – Incumbent presidential candidate President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo and running mate Ma'ruf Amin's have indeed made many sweet promises about protecting and upholding human rights (HAM).
Dieqy Hasbi Widhana – National Press Day, which falls on February 9, is a day to remember the murder of Radar Bali journalists Anak Agung Gede Prabangsa in 2009.
Budiarti Utami Putri, Jakarta – Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) chairperson Grace Natalie has been reported to the national police headquarters criminal investigation bureau (Bareskrim Mabes Polri) for alleged blasphemy against religion.
Jakarta – Since the presidential election campaign began two months ago, presidential hopefuls incumbent President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo and challenger Prabowo Subianto have yet to offer a substantial vision or program to the public.
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Get In Issa Rae's Ho-Tation With 35 of the Most Iconic Insecure Quotes, Just in Time for the Series Finale
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Fans of HBO's Insecure know just how good writer, producer, director and lead actress Issa Rae is. For the past five seasons, Rae has not only starred in the series as alter ego Issa Dee, an L.A. native and Stanford graduate (just like the real-life Rae) who's doing her best negotiating the awkwardness of post-collegiate life in her 20s; she's also written every episode. And thank God for that, because Rae's really given us some unforgettable gems.
From the iconic Coachella episode—during which Kelli (Natasha Rothwell) hilariously took an edible, LOL—to the slow-burn truths that come from the show's breakup scenes, Insecure is full of relatability and honesty, so much so that we never want it to come to an end. Which makes it especially hard to stomach the fact that the Dec. 26 episode serves as the show's series finale.
"We always planned to tell this story through five seasons, but we couldn't have made it this far without the tremendous support of our audience," Rae told Deadline of the final season. "I feel blessed beyond measure to bring our characters' stories to an end, onscreen at least."
It's not over yet though! Relive some of the best moments with the 35 best quotes from Insecure.
35 Quotes from Insecure
1. "I'm starting to resent him. Like, I spent my entire 20s with a guy I'm not even gonna end up with." —Issa
2. "Chrissy Teigen has a dope a** cookbook." —Molly
3. "Beyoncé is a better mother than me! This closet is so well organized!" —Tiffany
4. "Black women aren't bitter, they're just tired of being expected to settle for less." —Issa
5. "I'm Molly, and I'm on molly, so that means I'm Molly-squared!" —Molly
6. "Y'all know I wished for d**k!" —Kelli
7. "Don't nobody want yo Steve Harvey box set." —Issa
8. "I'm sorry for not being who you expected me to be. Who I expected me to be." —Lawrence
9. "Every Black girl that went to college likes Drake." —Daniel
10. "You gotta f**k a lot of frogs to get a good frog." —Molly
11. "F**k feeling feelings." —Issa
12. "One day I looked up and my d**k meter was all the way on E." —Molly
13. "We are not about to be the Black couple fighting in Rite-Aid." —Issa
14. "Right, because everyone automatically listens to a woman when she opens her mouth." —Molly
15. "My ho-tation. I make the rules. Get in my line-up." —Issa
16. "Whatchu got in here? Yes! A Capri-Sun! You know my heart." —Molly
17. "Do these cupcakes say, 'Congratulations on your light-skinned baby?' Right? Cause it's all light. Every layer is light." —Kelli
18. "Granted, having sex with me isn't amazing, but it's like, 'Huh… Okay. Yeah, I'm satisfied. I'd do that again.'" —Issa
19. Issa: "Kelli, shut up! You don't even go to church." Kelli: "I go on important days! Like when I come back from Miami—the Lord knows I get turnt!"
20. Molly: "How did the kids find it in the first place?" Issa: "He was talking about what a great rapper that I was and the kids must have Googled me. Stupid smart as f**k researching a** kids."
21. "The basic credit tiers are Excellent, Good, Poor, Bad. It's Issa all the way at the bottom." —Kelli
22. "That's just what a shady b***h would say." —Issa
23. "Girl, what is so crazy about buying fake desserts to bring to Andrew so I can see if Nathan's home?" —Issa
24. "Okay. Don't be mad. I thought we going straight to Coachella when we got here, so I took a edible." —Kelli
25. "I made a mistake, but at least I can see the s**t that I do wrong." —Issa
26. "You are my greatest love!" —Issa, singing to a taco
27. "The point is, you are single. You are very single. You are so single that a tumbleweed just rolled out of your p***y." —Kelli
28. "When you were going through what you were going through, I just didn't know how to handle it." —Issa
29. "I'm with Molly on with this one. We have to do better! We can't just leave it all up to Chadwick Boseman." —Tiffany
30. "I don't know what you just said, but do you know who does? God." —Issa
31. "Oh, so now y'all wanna be woke when a b***h been an alarm clock since day one? Well, beep beep, motherf–kers! BEEEEEP! BEEEEEP!" —Issa
32. "We've given white people enough time." —Freida
33. "B***h, of course I want my man back. What the f**k? I was lying." —Issa
34. "We need to decide whether we're friends who don't have sex or acquaintances who just have sex. Because anything otherwise is a little muddy, and I need boundaries." —Molly
35. "You were just an itch I needed to scratch." —Issa
Next up, all your questions about Issa Rae—answered!


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Cinema Lovers Will Bask In The Beauty Of 'Avatar'
November 18, 2009 by Kathryn Schroeder
'Avatar' Review
'Avatar' is a visual epic.
Avatar takes place on the lush alien world of Pandora, where the Na'vi live, beings who appear primitive but are highly evolved. Because the planet's environment is poisonous, human/Na'vi hybrids, called Avatars, must link to human minds to allow for free movement on Pandora. Jake Sully (Sam Worthington), a paralyzed former Marine, becomes mobile again through one such Avatar and falls in love with a Na'vi woman (Zoe Saldana). As a bond with her grows, he is drawn into a battle for the survival of her world.
Zoe Saldana (Neytiri)
Sam Worthington (Jake Sully)
Sigourney Weaver (Dr. Grace Augustine)
Michelle Rodriguez (Trudy Chacon)
Giovanni Ribisi (Selfridge)
John Refoua
Mauro Fiore
Rick Carter
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There are few, if any, words to describe the shear magnitude of awesomeness Avatar provides for a lover of cinema. It takes you back to that place where movies were meant to be seen on the big screen. No, not the big screen in your living room but the one at the cineplex.
Avatar is an epic movie that will go down as a groundbreaking achievement in special effects. Every film in the future will be compared against it and the level in which they must reach to match its perfection in craft is immeasurable. The only downfall of the film is the lack of uniqueness to the actual plot. The man vs. nature, profit over humanity, and all the other tried and true themes that litter science fiction cinema are ever present.
What makes Avatar so unique, though, is the visual imagery and creative imagination behind the spectacle that is the world of Pandora. Any misgivings you have with the plot and any moments you come across where you realize you may have seen this before in another film are all but disregarded. The experience of what you are seeing, hearing, and feeling take control instead. You do not care that the writing is sophomoric. Or how many of the characters are typecast to exist in a science fiction and/or action movie. The story keeps you engaged but it is the wonderment you feel and the awe inspiring effects that make it a movie you cannot wait to watch at home. It must be seen in the theatre, and in 3D preferably.
If this is what moviegoers get every 12 years from Director James Cameron, plus around 300 million dollars, then we should all happily anticipate what he will deliver in 2021. I will be shocked if he can outdo himself but I am excited at the prospect.
Have you ever gone to a movie that uses CGI and live action together on screen and felt something just does not quite match up? The plains are not smooth, there is a noticeable difference between what has been rendered in a computer and what has been shot in the "real" world. Welcome to a new era of special effects, live motion capture and CGI.
Avatar achieves the impossible…it all looks real! The Avatars may as well be real people running across a forest floor in a world full of wonderment and surprises. One look in their eyes and you without a doubt believe they exist. If I could use an expletive right now to describe my reaction I would but in order to keep this suitable for all ages I will just say this: "Why are you still reading this review? Go get your tickets, sit yourself down in the theatre, and be prepared to have your mind blown for over two hours. Then go see it again."
Score and Soundtrack
In an epic film you expect an epic score. That one track where ten, twenty, even fifty years from now you will hear and immediately know the film it came from. Avatar does not have it. What it does have is a melting pot of very similar musical arrangements to other film scores. It is not copying them note for note but the similarities are evident to anyone who has ever seen some very popular movies over the past two decades. It does not take away from the experience because to be honest you really could care less with everything else that is going on but it is something that is sorely missing from making this film memorable on more than the special effects level.
Action Sequences
I did not breathe in the final battle scene – it was that good. My eyes were glued to the screen and blinking did not feel like an option for fear I would miss something. Avatar may not provide all that much full fledged action throughout but oh my, it makes up for it in the grandest of ways.
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Q: How to show modal view from a xib file in MacOS correctly? OS: MacOS
language: Swift 4+
What I want
I want to show a simple custom modal view from my main window. This custom modal view I created in a separate .xib file with belonging NSWindowController class.
In Xcode I added a new file --> CocoaClass --> Subclass of NSWindowController --> Checkmarked "Also create XIB file for user interface"
I than added a button and generated an action handler that simply prints text on the debug console. This to test whether the button press is correctly handled or not.
To show the modal view from my main window I have the following code executed when a button has pressed:
let modal = SimpleModal(windowNibName: "SimpleModal")
        self.view.window?.beginSheet(modal.window!, completionHandler: { response in
            print("Finished device selection")
        })

This does show the view, but not as a modal view. It simply shows the view next to my main window and the modal view also doesn't react on mouse click events, when I click on the button in the modal view.
I don't know how to get this right, so if you know how to do this, please answer me.
NOTE:
When modal view shows up, the main window should be unresponsive until the user dismisses the modal view. It's like moving the focus from main window to the modal view.
The source of my demo project:
OSXModalView

A: You have to remove the Visible At Launch flag in the attribute inspector of your window object in SimpleModal.xib. Otherwise your code works.

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Q: Script for creating users on new servers So I am in this situation where we have started adding a bunch of new servers because we are getting new clients, therefore, we need new servers for each new client we get, and with that follows the need to create users on those servers with privileges and all that stuff. So what I basically need to do on each new server is the following steps:

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*sudo adduser John

*sudo usermod -aG sudo John

*sudo su John

*cd /home/John

*mkdir .ssh

*chmod 700 .ssh/

*touch .ssh/authorized_keys

*chmod 600 .ssh/authorized_keys
This is very tedious when you have to create 4-5 users on each server.
What I am working on right now is to create a script that does all these steps for me with a simple command as
./create_users.sh John Jim Jill Peter
So what I have so far is:
for i in "$@"; do
    echo creating user: "$i"
    sudo adduser $i

    echo add user to sudo group
    sudo usermod -aG sudo $i

    echo creating ssh folder and authorized_keys
    sudo su $i
    cd /home/$i
    mkdir .ssh
    chmod 700 .ssh/
    touch .ssh/authorized_keys
    chmod 600 .ssh/authorized_keys
done

I have not tried it out yet but I know that it will not work since I have to pass on a password for each user. So my question is how can I do that? For now, it is okay to just set some kind of a standard password like 1Password because they need to change their password anyway.
Is it even possible to do it with a scripts and/or is it not recommend to do this.
EDIT 1
Ahh okay I am actually prompted with setting the password for each user if I run this, seem to work "perfectly fine" the only thing right now that I have trouble with is that I get to the step where I cd /home/$i which somehow seems not to work I get the following error:
mkdir: cannot create directory '.ssh': Permission denied
chmod: cannot access '.ssh/': No such file or directory
touch: cannot touch '.ssh/authorized_keys': No such file or directory
chmod: cannot access '.ssh/authorized_keys': No such file or directory

Which makes sense since I am not in the correct directory. So I do not get why my cd /home/$i is not working...?

A: Sorry, I figured out a solution a few days ago, and here is my solution:
for i in "$@"; do
    echo creating user: "$i"
    sudo adduser $i

    echo add user to sudo group
    sudo usermod -aG sudo $i

    echo creating ssh folder and authorized_keys
    sudo -H -u $i bash -c 'mkdir -p /home/"$0"/.ssh' $i
    sudo -H -u $i bash -c 'chmod 700 /home/"$0"/.ssh/' $i
    sudo -H -u $i bash -c 'touch /home/"$0"/.ssh/authorized_keys' $i
    sudo -H -u $i bash -c 'chmod 600 /home/"$0"/.ssh/authorized_keys' $i
done

This requires me, of course, to create a new script on each server, but is still way faster than having to run all those commands manually for 5 users. So what I do on each server is:

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*touch create_users.sh

*chmod +x create_users.sh

*vi create_users.sh and past in the "script code"

*Lastly I run ./create_users.sh john joe jill
I am then prompted for each user to enter a password, I then just create a simple password for each user and let them change it asap. This works for me and is way faster than running adduser --> usermod --> mkdir etc. manually for each user. So for now I stick with this.
Feel free to post your solutions, if any, I would like to see other approaches, especially because I am pretty new to scripting and working with ubuntu servers.


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B.A., Mercer University
M.F.A., University of Alabama
Associate Professor Scot J. Mann serves as Director of Theatre for Mercer University. Along with directing productions, he teaches acting, playwriting, directing, theatre history, and special topics in stage combat, improvisation, and movement. Professor Mann is an internationally recognized and award-winning Fight Master, president of the Society of American Fight Directors and certified teacher through the British Academy of Stage and Screen Combat. He has choreographed, performed and coached theatrical violence with such companies as The Steppenwolf Theatre, The Alliance Theatre, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Theatrical Outfit, Georgia Shakespeare, and The North Carolina School of the Arts. He has also served as an instructor for the British Academy of Stage and Screen Combat in London, and Stage Combat Deutschland in Germany.
As an actor, Professor Mann has appeared with the Georgia Shakespeare Festival, New American Theater, New American Shakespeare Theatre, Atlanta Opera, motion capture talent for digital media, and various voice-over recordings for radio, television and the internet. He appeared as a stunt-player and served as tactical choreographer and gun wrangler for the sci-fi movie, "Eyeborgs," as well as on-set Swordmaster and stunt double for the Bollywood epic, "Drona." He co-choreographed violence, stunts, and gunplay for the world premier of the Stephen King, John Mellencamp, and T. Bone Burnett collaboration, "Ghost Brothers of Darkland County," and the world premier of "Tuck Everlasting" at the Alliance Theatre. Professor Mann is an alumnus of the MFA/PAT program at The Alabama Shakespeare Festival.
Contact Scot J. Mann
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Pilgrim's Pride Reports Net Sales of $2.84 Billion, GAAP Operating Income of $185 Million and GAAP EPS of $0.43 for the Second Quarter of 2018. Excluding One-time Items, Adjusted Operating Income of $212 Million.
GREELEY, Colo., Aug. 01, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Pilgrim's Pride Corporation (NASDAQ:PPC) reports second quarter 2018 financial results.
Net Sales of $2.84 billion, +3.1% vs same quarter last year (+26.0% if excluding the Moy Park numbers from last year). Net Income of $106.5 million.
Adjusted EBITDA of $282.5 million (or a 10.0% margin) and Adjusted EPS of $0.53.
Portfolio strategy along with history of acquisitions and investments, with our international operations now accounting for about 30% of sales. The increased diversification and addition of differentiated products with Key Customer approach has continued to generate growth while moderating margin compression in any specific market.
Mexican operations continue to deliver solid results with EBITDA margins of 19.6%, driven by strong operating performance and growing demand for chicken. Investments into premium Pilgrim's brand is gaining momentum and producing great results.
(1) Reconciliations for non-GAAP measures are provided in subsequent sections within this release.
(2) Figures have been adjusted to include full-quarter of Moy Park, in accordance to U.S. GAAP.
"During Q2 market conditions within our U.S. operations were mixed, with the commodity segment counter seasonal and weak whereas the less commodity businesses continued to be strong and well balanced. Despite some volatility in feed and less than ideal market conditions in the commodity chicken sector, the investments we made over the past few years, the recent acquisitions and our capture of operational improvements, and the strength of our small bird and case-ready businesses helped us to offset some of the impact from the commodity markets and contribute to the evolution of our portfolio in supporting our vision to become the best and most respected company in our industry," stated Bill Lovette, Chief Executive Officer of Pilgrim's.
A conference call to discuss Pilgrim's quarterly results will be held tomorrow, August 2, at 7:00 a.m. MT (9 a.m. ET). Participants are encouraged to pre-register for the conference call using the link below. Callers who pre-register will be given a unique PIN to gain immediate access to the call and bypass the live operator. Participants may pre-register at any time, including up to and after the call start time.
For those who would like to join the call but have not pre-registered, access is available by dialing +1 (844) 883-3889 within the US, or +1 (412) 317-9245 internationally, and requesting the "Pilgrim's Pride Conference." Please note that to submit a question to management during the call, you must be logged in via telephone.
Replays of the conference call will be available on Pilgrim's website approximately two hours after the call concludes and can be accessed through the "Investor" section of www.pilgrims.com. The webcast will be available for replay through November 2, 2018.
"EBITDA" is defined as the sum of net income (loss) plus interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. "Adjusted EBITDA" is calculated by adding to EBITDA certain items of expense and deducting from EBITDA certain items of income that we believe are not indicative of our ongoing operating performance consisting of: (i) income (loss) attributable to non-controlling interests, (ii) restructuring charges, (iii) reorganization items, (iv) losses on early extinguishment of debt and (v) foreign currency transaction losses (gains). EBITDA is presented because it is used by management and we believe it is frequently used by securities analysts, investors and other interested parties, in addition to and not in lieu of results prepared in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the US ("GAAP"), to compare the performance of companies. We believe investors would be interested in our Adjusted EBITDA because this is how our management analyzes EBITDA. The Company also believes that Adjusted EBITDA, in combination with the Company's financial results calculated in accordance with GAAP, provides investors with additional perspective regarding the impact of certain significant items on EBITDA and facilitates a more direct comparison of its performance with its competitors. EBITDA and Adjusted EBITDA are not measurements of financial performance under GAAP. They should not be considered as an alternative to cash flow from operating activities or as a measure of liquidity or an alternative to net income as indicators of our operating performance or any other measures of performance derived in accordance with GAAP.
EBITDA margins have been calculated by taking the relevant unaudited EBITDA figures, then dividing by Net Revenue for the applicable period.


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Journal of Legal, Ethical and Regulatory Issues (Print ISSN: 1544-0036; Online ISSN: 1544-0044)
An Ethical Aspect of Character Building: Ibn Sina's Perspective
Mohd Hasrul Shuhari, University of Sultan Zainal Abidin
Engku Ibrahim Engku Wok Zin, University of Sultan Zainal Abidin
Mohammed Muneer'deen Olodo al-Shafi'i, University of Sultan Zainal Abidin
Wan Mohd Khairul Firdaus, University of Sultan Zainal Abidin
Razali Musa, University of Sultan Zainal Abidin
Siti Aisyah Mohamad Zin, University of Sultan Zainal Abidin
Omar S.H.S, Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin
Character building is an important step in projecting man as a role model in doing good. The human capital, borne of the character building, plays a leading role in making Malaysia a superior nation in the future. Character building without specific guidance makes a society develop without the roles and functions that make it clearly identifiable. The confusion over the functioning of its existence results in waste from the point of use of the human capital itself. In Islam, character building is emphasized from childhood. The purpose of this study is to form a character building concept based on the perspective of a Muslim scholar, Ibn Sina (980-1037). In order to achieve the objectives outlined, the study uses qualitative method and content analysis. The findings show that character building of ethic from the early stage, according to Ibn Sina, is very important to human beings.
Ethic, Character, Moral, Education, Ibn Sina.
Education is capable of preserving and transmitting the basic values of a society, and it can also be a source of confusion in the society. Education can also help the growth of personality; sowing and maintaining the identity of an individual. The scope of education is said to reflect the attitudes and tendencies of a society. Likewise, education is the most important element in the process of growth and maturity of one who can produce a successful and noble generation. Education is very important in strengthening all the pure values within each individual (Zakaria et al., 2012). Education is a human necessity; it plays a major role in shaping and building characters, whether characters as educators or characters as students. Surah Aal 'Imran, verse 79 emphasizes on the creation of great individuals who produce a generation that loves knowledge and learning, and upholds goodness. The importance of this study lies in illustrating the importance of education in character building (Laelatul, 2017). Al-Abrasyi (1969) said that one of the goals of education is to form a character or personality that is oriented to one's virtue. He also said that character education (morals) should be the main content in every area of learning. Existing characters should be raised and formulated with the purpose of each subject. The interest and talent of the students will need to be seen in a solid unity that can be developed as much as possible, thus helping the success of the students in the future. Teaching should be directed towards the development and establishment of competencies that are often based on the interests and talents of the students (Syaefuddin, 2005). Thus, the main objective of this study is to showcase the concept of character building from as observed by Ibn Sina (1982), for the benefit and guidance of humanity. It is also show Ibn Sina's depiction that character building of ethic from the early stage is of utmost importance in human's daily endeavours.
Concept of Character and its Relation with Ethic Education
The word "character" is from the Greek word "charassein", which means 'to engrave or carve'. Building characters is like carving on gems or hard metal surfaces (John & Hassan, 2006; Lorens, 2005). From there, character understanding develops with a special sign or behavior pattern (individual pattern of behavior, his moral development). Character is literally derived from the Latin "Character", which, among others, means "habits", "psychiatric traits", "personality" and/or "morality". In a sense, character is characterized as human nature in general (Soetyono & Mardi, 2018). Humans have many properties that depend on their life factors. Hill (2005) defines character as something that determines the way a person thinks and acts and becomes motivated to do something. Character is defined as characteristic of personality that distinguishes one from another. Thus, individuals with good morals are described as individuals who successfully unite their psychological, emotional and moral behavior (Rahman, 1999). In Islam, society was built on the fundamental disciplines of learning the al-Quran character (Omar et al., 2014; Ministry of Trade of the Republic of Indonesia, 2014) and the main source of morality is the revelation from Allah S.W.T, the Qur'an and Hadith. Both provide manhaj (clear and steady methods) in building and preserving human morality. Since the Qur'an and Hadith are the two main sources in Islam, both should be briefly described (Khairuldin, 2016).
"Ethics" means; first, referring to knowledge of moral or moral principles, secondly, referring to the principle of moral (or akhlaq) or moral values that became a guidance towards an individual or a group such as association, occupation and others (Fauzi & Hasrul, 2017). The word "education", in Malay, is conceived from the root word "guard", "maintain" and "teach". It is also synonymous to teaching, training, lessons, guidance, care and guiding individual (Zakaria et al., 2012). In English, it is said to be derived from the two-word of Latin origin, namely "e'ex" and "ducereduc" meaning "lead" (Simpson & Weiner, 1989), which can be defined as gathering information into oneself to form talents (Abdullah, 1995). In Arabic, there are several words used to refer to education, and among the frequently used words are "tarbiyah", "ta'lim", and "ta'dib" (Rosnani, 2006; Al-Attas 1979). Halsted (2004) said the three words mean education; tarbiyah comes from the basic word "rabb" (nurturing, caring or leading), referring to the development process of individual potential, caring or educating for a comfortable and mature situation, ta'lim comes from the connotation ''alima" (knowing, telling, seeing, observing, assuming), referring to the process of conveying or receiving knowledge that is normally found through training, instruction, guidance or other forms of teaching, ta'dib comes from the word "aduba" (refined, disciplined and cultured), referring to the process of character building and the teaching of essential principles for community life, which includes understanding and accepting the most fundamental principle of justice (Halsted, 2004; Al-Attas 1979). According to al-Attas, the word ta'dib is more precise as it has a more specific meaning to describe the process of human education than the word tarbiyyah which has broader meanings of animals. It also emphasizes physical education compared to mental and spiritual development (Al-Attas, 1992; Rosnani, 2006). The argument was further reinforced by the sayings of the Prophet, where he used the word ta'dib to refer to the education and training he received from Allah S.W.T (Zakaria et al., 2012).
The educational value is an essential element to build a person's. However, the definitions of values that are acceptable to all communities are still disputed and are a value conflict. Therefore, the children will evaluate something independently and according to their way of thinking. The theory of value approaches to forming a person's character is still an endless issue when the definition of value to be followed is not clearly stated and aligned according to the individual. In Malaysia, education is based on the National Education Philosophy. It emphasizes on balanced development, encompassing aspects of knowledge, emotion, physical and spiritual. This is in line with Vision 2020 to develop the country, according to its own mould (Hasmah, 2000).
Ibn Sina's Perspective
Ibn Sina, known in Europe as Avicenna, is considered "the greatest Muslim thinker and the last of the Muslim philosopher in the East" (Ali, 1973). He was born to a Persian family on 23 August 980AD in a village called Afshanah in Kharmaisan district, Bukhara (Pouya et al., 2012; Usaybi'ah, 1965). Throughout his life, he immersed himself into acquiring various disciplines of knowledge. He started studying Qur'an since childhood, and later studied many fields such as philosophy, geometry, mathematics, Islamic jurisprudence, logic, medicine and many others. In the history of education, Ibn Sina was guided by his own father, Abdullah and other teachers selected by his family. His family had discussions on various fields of knowledge on daily basis (Ali, 1973). Abu AbduLlah al-Natili taught Ibn Sina (1982) the philosophy of Greek, logic, geometry, metaphysics and pure science. At the age of eighteen (18), he had completed his studies in all fields of knowledge and was now matured (Afnan, 1958). Rosenthal said he was "devoted to ethics and economics, and the regimen of the household, which comprises the master of the family, his wife, children and servants" (Rosenthal, 1968).
Throughout his life he was involved in philosophy and produced about 276 writings (Hasan, 1934), including books, comments, treatises, essays in philosophy and various other fields (Idris, 2000). Afnan said: "there are many good minor treatises attributed to Ibn Sina not all of which are authentic". One of these, the authenticity of which has been reasonably established, is titled the Book of Politics (Kitab al-Siyasah) (Afnan, 1958). According to Rosenthal (1968), this writing "is devoted to ethics and economics, and the regimen of the household, which comprises the master of the family, his wife, children and servants". Ibn Sina has put greater responsibility on the shoulders of parents to enhance their children's education. Before talking about this issue in more details, he emphasized the element of choosing the good name for the children first. This means that there are certain psychological benefits and implications for choosing names. Ibn Sina may have absorbed into the system of thinking some important ideas of Islamic teachings that clearly state the selection of good names. Islam strongly emphasizes the selection of good names (Idris, 2000).
Moral education is one of the aspects of his education system and philosophy. Ibn Sina maintains that education begins after the completion of breastfeeding (al-Radaa'ah), and in the early stage of this education begins with morality. Ibn Sina uses the term ta'dib to explain the importance of moral education at this stage, not ta'lim or tarbiyah. The rationale for ta'dib here refers to a more defensive nature; that is, before the child is faced with bad behavior and bad inclination (Idris, 2000). This certainly happens in the context of social relations with peers and others. In this context, Ibn Sina states that usually the child is quickly influenced by bad forms of morals or bad habits. He adds that they also do not know about the values and the differences between good and bad and do not know how to avoid them. Hence, it is more beneficial to them to always be away from all these forms. This is the defensive approach pointed out by Ibn Sina in this early stage (Afnan, 1958).
The general spectrum of Ibn Sina's education policy is to build a better human through integrated education covering morality, religion, mental and emotional strength (Hasan, 1934). He emphasizes on the level of education below 10 years. At this stage, parents need to play their roles and responsibilities completely (Idris, 2000). The parents are responsible for educating children all the time. Ibn Sina emphasizes on a very young stage, after the completion of the breastfeeding process (al-Radaa'ah). The type of education here is morality. According to him, this is important before the child is exposed to external values which may be bad and the child usually cannot resist the influence. They are still unable to distinguish between good and bad things. Therefore, moral education was determined by Ibn Sina in the early stages as the basis of life. The ultimate goal is to have happiness in the family (Hasan, 1934).
Character education is based on the Quran and Sunnah, the combination of both aspects, which is to embed a certain character and create awareness that educators and students are able to build their special characters during their life. Ibn Sina emphasizes on the element of choosing names for children first. Children must be given good names by their parents. There are certain psychological benefits and implications for choosing names. In the early stage, moral education should begin after the completion of breastfeeding, and he uses the term ta'dib to explain the importance of moral education at this stage. Ibn Sina's perspective on education is to build a better human through integrated education covering morality, religion, mental and emotional strength. He emphasizes on the level of education below 10 years. At this stage, parents need to play their roles and responsibilities completely for educating children all the time. This is important before the child is exposed to external values which may be bad and they are still unable to distinguish between good and bad things. For building a good character, moral education was determined by Ibn Sina in the early stages as the basis of life.
This paper is founded on the research project of the Fundamental Research Grant Scheme –FRGS/1/2017/SSI03/UNISZA/03/1 (RR233). Rekabentuk Model Pembinaan Karakter 'Ibad al-Rahman Berdasarkan Pengalaman Pendidikan al-Ghazali, al-Shafie, Ibn Sina dan Muhammad al-Fatih. Special appreciation is owed to Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia (MOHE) and Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin (UniSZA) for sponsoring and supporting this research.
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LinkedIn is adding a new option which will enable users to more accurately represent their career movements within a single company, by listing internal shifts under one banner on your LinkedIn profile.
It works like this – as you can see from the above example, the new format will automatically detect movements within the same organization and categorize them into a single listing, with each job role change included, dot point style, under the main heading.
Again, you can see this in the example above – as each position ends and starts within a month (i.e. one role finishes at 'June 2017' and the next one starts at 'June 2017'), and importantly, each position is linked back to a relevant company profile, LinkedIn's system can determine that these were all within the same organization, and list them under the new process.
The change may require a re-check of your LinkedIn profile – while you should be regularly updating your LinkedIn profile anyway, the new format could mix up your presentation, and you probably want to take a look and ensure it's all listed as you would like.
But also, don't be surprised if you're not seeing it as yet – LinkedIn says that the new design is "starting to roll out in the U.S. this week" on both desktop and mobile, and will be available globally to all members "in the coming weeks".
It's a good update for LinkedIn, and it'll enable users to more accurately, and succinctly, communicate their experience within a company. It may also give more users motivation to list their different roles at each organization more specifically, which can also be important – LinkedIn says that user profiles are viewed up to 29x more if you have more than one position listed in your 'Experience' section.
And while some users may want to further highlight key roles within their company tenure, LinkedIn notes that the best way to specify key shifts is within your 'Summary' section, as opposed to making them stand out within your 'Experience' listings.
As noted, it seems like a good update, and will no doubt make it easier for profile visitors to get a better understanding of your career progression. You might want to keep an eye on your profile for the change as it comes through to ensure you understand how it will look.


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Home Celebrity All Sexual Assault Charges Dropped From Rex Orange County
All Sexual Assault Charges Dropped From Rex Orange County
Celebrity Hrithik Fernandez · December 23, 2022 · 0 Comment
The sexual assault case that was being brought against artist Rex Orange County in the United Kingdom has been dismissed just a few days before it was scheduled to go to trial. According to the BBC, the Crown Prosecution Service announced on Thursday that the evidence in the singer's case "no longer met" the legal requirement for a prosecution. An additional comment made by a spokeswoman for the prosecutors was as follows:
"We will always strive to prosecute sexual offences, if our legal criteria is met, no matter how challenging."After a woman accused the 24-year-old artist known as "Best Friend" of sexually assaulting her on many occasions in London in June, he was arrested and charged with six separate charges of the crime. His real name is Alex O'Connor. When he was brought before the court in October, he entered a plea of not guilty to all of the allegations, and a provisional trial date of January 3 was established.
Sexual Assault Charges on Rex Orange County
O'Connor, who is well-known for his top-charting albums Pony and Who Cares? and his work on Tyler, the Creator's Flower Boy, was previously set to go on trial on January 3, 2023 as a result of the sexual assault claims, according to reports from The Sun and Billboard in October. According to the sites, the victim said he assaulted her three times at his Notting Hill home the next day after assaulting her twice in London's West End on June 1.
O'Connor reportedly denied all charges when he appeared in court in London's Southwark Crown Court in October. He apparently received unconditional bail and was released before to the trial's then-planned start date. A spokesperson for the musician spoke to PEOPLE shortly after the claims first went viral: "The accusations, which Alex vigorously rejects, astound him, and he eagerly anticipates defending himself in court. He is unable to continue speaking due to the ongoing processes."
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Six Sexual Assault Charges
As a result of the alleged events that took place at the beginning of June, O'Connor was first charged with six counts of sexually assaulting a female victim. At the beginning of October, he made an appearance in the crown court in Southwark and entered a not guilty plea to all of the accusations.
The date of the trial had been scheduled for the 3rd of January 2023. O'Connor had to cancel a number of tour dates earlier this year, claiming "unexpected personal circumstances" as the reason why he was unable to "continue with touring as planned." These tour dates were scheduled to take place in Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
Rex Orange County Statement
At the time, representatives for O'Connor told EW that the singer was "shocked by the allegations" and disputed that he was responsible for these crimes. The representatives went on to say that "he is unable to make any additional comment because the processes are still underway."
In his new statement, which was released on Thursday, O'Connor said that he wanted to "clarify some details around what I was accused of, as I have not been able to address this until now and inaccuracies about the case have circulated." The charges have since been dropped, and O'Connor is free to speak freely about the matter. The post was shared by him.
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O'Connor continued by expressing his gratitude to his family, friends, and "the people who have helped" him get through what he referred to as "a terrible moment for everyone concerned."
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More About Rex Orange County
Alexander James O'Connor, who was born on May 4, 1998, is better known by his stage name, Rex Orange County. He is a singer, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter from England. O'Connor shot to notoriety in 2017 as a result of many features on Tyler, the Creator's album Flower Boy, which was nominated for a Grammy. One of these cameos was on the tune "Boredom." The music of O'Connor has been characterised by Zoe Jones, a journalist for NPR Music, as "a vibrant blend of hip-hop, jazz, and bedroom pop."
O'Connor has released one mixtape and three studio albums under the moniker Rex Orange County. The mixtape is titled Bcos U Will Never B Free (2015), while the studio albums are titled Apricot Princess (2017), Pony (2019), and Who Cares? (2022). Pony and Who Cares? both reached number five on the album charts in the UK, with Who Cares? taking the number one spot on the UK Albums Chart. Additionally, in the year 2020, O'Connor released a live CD under the title Live at Radio City Music Hall.
O'Connor had an appearance in Southwark Crown Court on October 10, 2022, when he was accused of six charges of sexual assault against the same victim that allegedly occurred in June 2021. He was granted bail after entering a not guilty plea to all charges. His trial is tentatively set for January 3, 2023. O'Connor's representative issued the following statement on his behalf: "The accusations, which Alex vigorously refutes, astound him, and he eagerly anticipates defending himself in court. He can't speak further because the proceedings are still going on ".
Following an inquiry by the Crown Prosecution Service, O'Connor declared in a statement that all charges against him had been dropped and the matter will be dismissed on December 22, 2022. Because the complainant's account did not match CCTV footage or a police interview with her partner, who was there on the incidental night, the case failed to satisfy the CPS's legal requirements for prosecution.
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Premier-Novembre  ou Ier-Novembre  1er-Novembre, avec ou sans majuscule et parfois sans trait d'union, peut désigner :

Calendrier

,  jour de l'année du calendrier grégorien, ou  en cas d'année bissextile.

Fête

Le Premier Novembre est une autre appellation de la Toussaint, fête catholique.

Site ou édifice

Les noms de plusieurs sites ou édifices, de pays ou de régions francophones, contiennent cette date, sous diverses graphies en français, en référence à des événements de portée locale ou élargie, survenus à cette même date (cf. infra).

En Algérie :
 Stade du 1er-Novembre-1954 (Alger)
 Stade du 1er-Novembre-1954 (Tizi-Ouzou)
 Stade du 1er-Novembre-1954 (Batna)

Odonyme

Les noms de plusieurs voies ou places, de pays ou de régions francophones, contiennent également cette date, sous diverses graphies en référence à des événements de portée locale ou élargie, survenus à cette même date.

Graphies en français

Les événements rappelés par cet odonyme sont notamment :

En Algérie,
 Le  : la « Toussaint rouge » ou « Déclaration du 1er novembre 1954 », surnom du déclenchement de la « guerre de libération algérienne », dite Guerre d'Algérie ;  c'est l'événement majeur auquel la majorité de ces toponymes font référence.

En France,
 Le  : événement non connu à La Calmette dans le Gard, à la fin de la première Guerre mondiale.

Voir aussi les odonymes contenant le nom du mois, sans quantième, dans la page :

Graphies « Premier-Novembre » et « I(er)-Novembre »

Graphie « 1(er)-Novembre »

Graphies en langues étrangères

Références et localisations

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Vintage Photos: The Lost San Juan Hill, Lincoln Center and a West Side Story
by matt nestor
Cover of the "Lincoln Square Slum Clearance Plan." Image from New York Public Library.
Along with the Garden of Eden and Central Park, Lincoln Center impresses the visitor as one of those Genesis institutions, fashioned by God to remind us how pathetic we are. It's so vast, exalted, and venerable; surely nothing so grubby as human hand's could've been behind it, much less Robert Moses' hands. But you can't get it away from it. The man who played God, laying a bridge here, demolishing a neighborhood there, and never once facing public election, is responsible for Lincoln Center. And if you think it wouldn't be a Moses product without a little whole-sale bull-dozing thrown in, you're be right. Before Lincoln Center, there was San Juan Hill.
Like Lincoln Center itself, nobody's quite sure how San Juan Hill got its name. The reference to the Cuban battle site is irrefutable, but no knows whether the name honors the black soldiers who fought there, or the exceptional bloodiness of the battle itself. One thing is certain: San Juan Hill, which stretched from 59th Street to 65th street and Amsterdam Avenue to 11th Avenue. According to miNY Stories, the 1940 Census revealed the neighborhood was exclusively African-American. As for the bloodiness, historian Marcy Grey notes "the violence and contention that was going on constantly between the black residents of this neighborhood, the Italians to the north, and the Irish to the south in Hell's Kitchen." Gang fights in the neighborhood were so common that the Robbins, Bernstein and et al. set West Side Story in the neighborhood. The introductory shots to the movie version were filmed there.
Picket line protesting proposed destruction of Lincoln Square neighborhood to build Lincoln Center. Photo from Library of Congress. New York World-Telegram and the Sun Newspaper Photograph Collection.
San Juan Hill was home to much more than violence, however. A densely packed district–more than 5,000 people occupied each block of low-rise tenements–it was also home to some of New York's jivest jazz joints, including The Jungle's Casino. This is the club where, in 1913, the pianist James P. Johnson wrote a tune to accompany the "wild and comical dance" of off-duty dock workers. The result was the Charleston, perhaps the biggest dance-craze of the 20th Century. Decades later, San Juan Hill was home to Thelonious Monk. Residents remember him as an eccentric man who walked around beneath their windows singing to himself–no doubt composing some of jazz's most memorable melodies.
Thelonious Monk, via The Library of Congress
In the 1950's, both Fordham University and the New York Philharmonic approached Robert Moses looking for real estate in Mid-Manhattan. This suited Moses perfectly, as he was looking for a culturally invigorating civic project, something to attract and hold the affluent white people who were, at the time, leaving the city in droves (can you believe it!?). Lincoln Center, he decided, could hold both institutions, and got the area designated as a slum. Protesting residents took their cause all the way to the Supreme Court, but the judges ruled against them, and over 40,000 people found themselves eminent domain-ed out of their homes. Most moved to Harlem and the Bronx.
From the beginning, Lincoln Center was a BIG DEAL: President Eisenhower broke ground in 1959, President Kennedy attended the inaugural performance in 1962. What was swept under the rug was the human cost of this project. As for Moses, his time was nearly up. Trying to build a highway through Greenwich Village a few years later, he stepped on a too many toes and soon got thrown out on his ass. It was too late for San Juan hill, however. What had once been the city's center for black life, comparable to Harlem in terms of cultural importance, was paved off the map.
31 thoughts on "Vintage Photos: The Lost San Juan Hill, Lincoln Center and a West Side Story"
Michael Meehan says:
Hi Ann Marie,
Jimmy Kelley wants to talk to your brother John. Please E mail me at [email protected]
Also, I have been in touch with a woman who is a documentary film maker. She would like to get more information
about San Juan Hill.
Milagros Pistritto says:
For the record, "the famous Puerto Rican battle site" was not in Puerto Rico. San Juan Hill, is in Cuba, remember the Spanish-American War?
michelle young says:
Whoops, that has been duly corrected!
I was one of the lucky ones who never knew anything about class distinction, gentrification, politics or anything other than putting one foot in front of the other and go forward or side step when needed. Grew up in/on San Juan Hill @62 and Amsterdam Ave. I love it more now for it has given me much appreciation of life and its vicissitudes. It was the world's greatest playground for the world's greatest ""mischieveants"" !!!!!
I'd love to chat:732 569 3174
Michael Meehan
67 Amsterdam Ave.
NY. NY. 10023
Hoss Gardner says:
12/09/2015 at 10:49pm
It was called San Juan Hill, I have read, because of the Spanish people that lived there. It was a nickname. Many Puerto Rican people lived there although San Juan Hill battle was in Cuba. I guess all spanish speaking people were seen as one in whoever named it.
In 1961-62 my dad and I used to walk around the San Juan Hill area. We lived at 444 W 58th Street and then 64th Street and Broadway at the Woodrow Hotel, now condos. I remember when the wrecking ball and the large derrick was hitting the buildings to tear them down to make way for Lincoln Center. There was a feeling of old New York then. When Symphony Hall and the Opera Building were built, still working on the Theatre, we used to sit at the fountain. The granite type circle was different then. The marble or granite went down to the ground. We used to sit at the fountain and watch the water in the middle rise high and then level off again. My grandmother lived at the Empire Hotel and used to sit in Dante Park. My mother went to St Matthews Church while a little girl, now torn down. You can see the rectory door in the movie West Side Story. My first school is also shown in the movie. San Juan Hill may have been a slum but it had the feel of old New York.
bob dowling says:
my old nabe pre lincol center wssbasicslly w67 68mand 69sts and amsterdm/west ends avenues. I went to ps94 w68st amd Amsterdam amd st amthews church so I know some scene well I wes side story. my refe frame is 1942 ti had to move in 1962? great nabe all gone except Amsterdam houses at amsterdamand 64st?
Obama bin Biden says:
Mr Moses did the city a great service. I can only imagine what a hell hole the area would be today if Lincoln Center was never built.
Obama bin Baden(silly screen name btw)……You have no idea what the hell you are talking about. It was NOT a slum area before Lincoln Center was built. The pics that are shown here are NOT an accurate depiction of the area. Those pics were issued by the city to justify the demolition of a neighborhood of generations of families and neighbors. The streets were not garbage ridden, buildings were not run down. I know I lived it, as did my great grandparents when they emigrated from Ireland in 1886. grandparents, parents, siblings, cousins, aunts and uncles. Please don't embarrass yourself by commenting on something you know nothing about.
ann marie yourright depkicted as slum but not old yeah but not slm typical irish italia blac areas of that age In nyc I born in 1942 and lived tillhad to move guess 1960/61//62. cn see some of nabe I west side story st Mathews recory mhy church ps 92my school dancing in lots across fro empty but made to look inhabited for movie after they filmed scenes they tore stuff down west side story was filemd on the 2-3 pct left of old nabe and some believe it ws filemed up in Harlem I believe e 115st and plahyground for school shots as was big yradbut a lot of movie done on Hollywood lots or some such venue.
I have tried in vain to find accurate pictures of the area that was uprooted due to the construction of Lincoln Center. The two pictures shown are maybe two of five that I have seen in multiple searches. I have often wondered why there are no pics to be found showing what the area truly was. It saddens me that so many did not know the true essence of the area. This was a true New York neighborhood of generations of families and extended families. I lived it, as did my parents growing up, my grandparents, great grandparents, their children, and their children's children, all within a two block radius. I unfortunately did not live there for very long before the forcible uprooting of the neighborhood to make way for Lincoln Center. The two pictures shown are not a true depiction of the area. The pic of the demolition is accurate When I look at that picture it saddens me to recall that is where I once went around the corner to my grandmothers, the street where I once jumped rope, and the streets I walked to school @ St. Paul the Apostle. The same school my father graduated from, as did his brother and sister, cousins, and my three older brothers. I have always been proud to say, "I am originally from 62nd and Amsterdam Avenue on the West Side of Manhattan."
Gustavius Smith says:
Please contact me at [email protected]. I would like to hear about your experience living in San Jaun Hill. Thank you
I knew two girls named Ann Marie who lived at 62nd and Amsterdam Ave. Ann Marie Fox and Ann Marie Sullivan.
I lived on the third floor of 67 Amsterdam Ave. Ann Marie Fox had three older brothers: John, Thomas and Joseph. We lived right above them. Your grandmother was Mrs. Faye around the corner. Your Aunt Kitty lived on the top floor. You had a dog Tippy
Now I live in Toms River, NJ. If you'd like to chat I can be reached at 732 569 3174. or E Mail [email protected]
Michael (Mickey) Meehan
I have no way of knowing if my E to you was received. You can reach me at 732 569 3174. i now live in Toms river NJ.
Mickey Meehan
Yes, you got the right Anne Marie. The Sullivan girls on our block were Eileen (Leenie) and Mary. Their brother is Jimmy Sullivan. I seem to remember they lived in building next to the Poveromo's. My grandmother was Mrs. Faye who lived around the block from us, as did most of my family. My Aunt Kitty did live in our building, 67 Amsterdam. Aunt Kitty was the sweetest. I remember Aunt Kitty bouncing her shopping cart down the stairs early in the morning. She always brought us back a treat from her shopping. Our dog was "Blackie." May have had one named Tippy before I came along..:) Anne Marie Fox-Cody
Hi Anne Marie,
Sorry about not knowing Blackie was the name of your dog.
John and Thomas worked with the Wire Lathers as did I and my brother and as did many in the neighborhood. I graduated from St Paul The Apostle in 1958 as did your brother Thomas. At 65 Amsterdam Ave. was the Hickey family …5 brothers and one sister,Mary.
I remember Leenie very well although have not seen nor heard from her since we were all forced to move. had some great pictures up until Hurricane Sandy 2012. I had been living in Staten Island and got washed away. so here I sit in Toms River,NJ. It is a 55 plus community and a far cry from midtown Manhattan.
You lived next door to Walter and Thomas (Boy Boy) Tracks . There mother was Aggie Dugan. We lived above a Buthcher shop, Lushkin's, who also was our Landlord. The Proveromos lived at 73 Amsterdam Ave. over the 5 and 10 cent store. There was a drug store on the corner of 63rd. I am sure your brother John has a more vivid memory than I do. Please tell John that Jimmy Kelly has been trying to get in touch with him.
If you'd like to talk I can be reached at home at 732 569 3174.I do remember you very well. Love to hear how life has been for you.
Anne Marie Fox-Cody says:
Hey there Mickey….My brother Johnny corrected me on dog's name. The one you remembered was before my time..:) When we were forced to move our dog at the time was Blackie. We were unable to take the dog to new place in Queens. My grandmother (Mrs. Fay) took the dog with her to apartment she moved to on lower west side. My mom was surprised when leaving work @ The Grace Institute to see Blackie waiting for her by the front steps of building. Blackie found his way back to W 60th. One of my mom's co-workers took Blackie to a friend that lived Upstate.
I remember the names you mentioned very well, from being friends with Johnny and Tommy. Quite a few no longer with us. Other names I remember from friends of theirs was Bobby Lopez, Tommy Lutz, Mattassa (sp) Lorentz (sp) To name a few.
My brother's Johnny and Tommy were wire lathers, as was many of our uncles. Johnny and Joey are retired NYPD Detectives. Johnny's youngest daughter now NYPD, proudly wears my brother's badge # With heavy heart, we lost Tommy about 16 years ago. His being no longer with us has left me, Johnny and Joey with a void in our hearts in the bond we have as siblings.
I was unable to complete St. Paul the Apostle due to our move. The first year we lived in Queens I did go to Paulist Father's for third grade. Joey was going into 8th grade just after we moved. Mom wanted Joey to finish SP the A, so I went back and forth for his 8th grade year. My dad graduated SP the A. I posted his graduation picture on the FB group page. Look for me on FB, send me a message on FB and I will add you to the SP of A group.
We did live next door to Tracks. Do you remember the Ajax family that lived on first floor? Mother and daughter. I remember their bathroom was in the hallway. I got yelled at quite often by both of them when I would bang on bathroom door, and run away when either was in there…LOL.
I recently connected with a mutual Woodside, NY alumnus. He is in a FB group "Growing Up in Woodside" that I am a member of. Woodside is where we moved to when we left west side. Anyway, he posted a picture of a woman that was his mom's aunt. It was Dolly Erle, who lived in our building also. When I saw the name, I immediately sent him a message that I knew her when younger and growing up on west side. Small world! My brother Johnny told me some stories about Dolly's son, John Erle.
It is unfortunate that many that visit this web page, will never know the truth about the area we came from. Sure it did have it's problems, as did every neighborhood in NYC. Those that visit will only know a one sided, Robert Moses and City depiction of the area. No where is it ever mentioned the families, friendships and connecting bonds that lived within those streets of NYC….Anne Marie
Lincoln Center is an ugly building from an era when the art of architecture was forgotten. When I first started looking into it, I assumed that it had replaced fantastic big urban buildings (as happened when they destroyed the wondrous Chicago city building to replace it with a shiny cereal box. But I decided to look into this one, and found it was a case of an example of Robert Moses' multi-faceted war on NYC neighborhoods. Lives and livlihoods destroyed to make way for what looks like a misplaced Stalin monument from 1960s Belarus.
ann marie look up I forget ejst you caall it on google where they give minute bhy minute of scenes of a movie and look up west side storh or something dimilsr to this snd if find it spows where images/events depicted I m,ovie west side and even pone on I believe 115th st inharlem yes Harlem as tye needed as certain size styhle of playground for some shots. orig images thye show are o old nabe inmidst of being torn down. great kimeges if you can see.
Mr. Moses hated poor people. Possibly because he came from them. Since so many African-Americans were poor by extension he hated African-Americans. He built Lincoln Center and made a Black and Puerto Rican neighborhood safe for rich white people who still frequent it today in large numbers…and then leave, back for the Metro-North.
Robert Moses was a despicable man, that is pretty much agreed on these days. Lincoln Center with its cold white marble, its too good for you raised platform, its sterile Berlin wall against the projects on Amsterdam Avenue, and its programs of entertainment pandering to elitist, Euro-worshiping wealthy people serves a purpose. It serves as a long-standing marble-clad reminder of how close we are to becoming a nation ruled by a tiny powerful elite similar to most of the now-neutered western European nations who used to think nothing of bulldozing thousands of peoples homes so they can put on a show.
joseph cintron says:
When I was eight years old my mother, father, brother and I were displaced into the Amsterdam projects. The culture, vitality was lost. As New Yorker's we survived, the cost a way of life. The benefits went to the privileged they now had a place to gather be entertained. Someday perhaps I'll attend a performance, now that I have the means to participate. However that lesson was never lost to me and mine. There has always been class division, the few gained at the expense of the many, whose only sin was to have been born poor.
Hello Joseph, thank you so much for sharing your story
Bernadette Baptiste-Hageman says:
Hello Joseph,
My name is Bernadette Hageman and I'm a program director at KIPP STAR Middle School. Our middle school students are creating a film about San Juan Hill and we'd very much like to interview you to get first-hand what the neighborhood was like back then. I know it must be much to ask, but we would gratly appreciate if you would share maybe a few minutes of your valuable time for a phone interview. If you're in NYC, a in-person interview would be fabulous.
Please email me if your schedule allows.
Muffie says:
We are making a film about the creation of Lincoln Center and are looking for people who were forced out of their apartments in San Juan Hill. We would like to hear your stories. Please email me at [email protected]
Ty….The area did have Black and Puerto Rican's but it was also a high concentration of Irish and Italian. My great grandparents settled on W 61st Street when they emigrated from Ireland. Their children grew up on W 61st as did their children, and grand children. It was a neighborhood of many families for generations. I take exception to the picture that is shown on this thread. That was not the neighborhood I lived in. I never heard of the area being known as San Juan Hill until searching for pictures in archives of the block I lived on. There are no pictures to be found. I have a cousin that went to NYC archives to find something in microfilm…NOTHING. even the woman that works at the archives found it odd that there are no pics. It is as if the area referred to here as "San Juan Hill" never existed. What we called home were buildings with lace curtains on the window, baby carriages near the stoop while moms sat chatting and pillows resting on window sills of grandmothers keeping a watchful eye on the neighborhood.
Robert Moses was a despicable man as you say. He caused the destruction of many neighborhoods in NYC. He moved people into our area that were less than desirable and featured them on news programs to build up support for his destruction. My older brother remembers a crew from the Dave Garroway show filming the area. He also remembers the people that were being filmed for the news clip were staged and not from the area.
Robert Moses did more than tear buildings down. He tore generations of families apart.
I tried to contact you a few months ago.
I was just talking to Jim Kelley from 61st St and he would like to reach your brother John…they were buddies during the 50's. I can easily be reached at this E address or my home no. is 732 569 3174. that's in Toms River, NJ
Hi there Mickey….Sorry I did not notice previous message. I phoned my brother Johnny as soon as I saw this message. I got his voice mail but I will definitely pass along your number to him. Johnny is on FB as well.
I guess you saw my previous postings re: the Westide. I pass by the block on occasion when driving up Amsterdam. I know where our building sat on 62nd because the fire hydrant that was just outside the building still remains. Although I was young when we were all uprooted I have fond memories of the block, neighbors, childhood friends and St. Paul the Apostle.
If you are on FB there is a group page for Paulist Fathers. I was surprised to see when looking through photo's that one of the member's posted, myself looking back at me at the age of 5 in my kindegarten graduation picture. There are many 8th grade graduation pictures on there as well. I found Johnny's picture and Tommy's graduation pictures as well.
Hope life has been treating you well since our leaving the Westside…Anne Marie (little sister of Johhny, Tommy and Joeey)
Thanks for the info about FB, Anne Marie. I will go there for a peek. Am sure I will enjoy looking at the photos.
There was a Library at 68th St. Where ever it was relocated to would have vintage photos of the neighborhood.
robert dowling says:
Michael Meehan I livedin nabe on w 675 nd 69sts before move lived west 69st srond corner from lib on amsterddama ve bet 68 and 69 sts librsry still in same area of course new bldg. as part of limcol center complex lived I nabe from birth 1942 till tossed out for Lincoln center in 61 62 year? and moved to upper west side. as they say irish below 59st and then sanjuan jill 59 to 64sts and then itaalian till west 69/70s remember st msthre church power memorial hs amsterdsm houses coned bldg. and gas tanks Amsterdam and w 63/64sts?
Ty: It's not too late: Tear down Lincoln Center and let the neighborhood build back in it. I think just ONE of the lost San Juan Hill businesses is worth more than Lincoln Center.


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