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2Visual art
2.119th-century realism
2.2Impressionism and Neo-Impressionism
2.3Cubism and futurism
2.4Surrealism
2.5Post-war modernism
2.6Contemporary art
3Music
4Artists and artworks inspired by anarchism
4.1Visual arts
4.2Comics and sequential art
4.3Music
4.4Prose
4.5Poetry
4.6Television and films
4.7Theatre/drama
6Footnotes and citations
Anarchism and the arts
Association of anarchism with the arts
Schools of thought
Primitivist
Total liberation
Existentialist
Parecon
Magonism
Without adjectives
Communization
Expropriative
Platformism
Especifismo
Syndicalist
Anarchist Black Cross
Anarchist criminology
Anationalism
Autonomous social center
Black bloc
Classless society
Consensus democracy
Conscientious objector
Deep ecology
Horizontalidad
Isocracy
Participatory politics
Permanent autonomous zone
Prefigurative politics
Proletarian internationalism
Somatherapy
Temporary autonomous zone
Union of egoists
Berkman
Bonanno
Bookchin
Cleyre
Ellul
Feyerabend
Ferrer
Magón
Makhno
Malatesta
Zerzan
Spanish Regional Federation of the IWA
Cantonal rebellion
Hague Congress
International Conference of Rome
Trial of the Thirty
Haymarket affair
Anarchist Exclusion Act
Congress of Amsterdam
Tragic Week
High Treason Incident
Manifesto of the Sixteen
1919 United States bombings
Biennio Rosso
German Revolution of 1918–1919
Bavarian Soviet Republic
Kronstadt rebellion
Third Russian Revolution
Amakasu Incident
Escuela Moderna
Individualist anarchism in Europe
Spanish Revolution of 1936
Barcelona May Days
Red inverted triangle
Labadie Collection
Australian Anarchist Centenary
Carnival Against Capital
1999 Seattle WTO protests
A las Barricadas
Anarchist bookfair
DIY ethic
Freeganism
Independent Media Center
The Internationale
Jewish anarchism
Lifestylism
"No gods, no masters"
Popular education
"Property is theft!"
Radical cheerleading
Cost the limit of price
Economic democracy
Economic secession
General strike
Give-away shop
Market abolitionism
Really Really Free Market
Social ownership
Anarcho-punk bands
Jewish anarchists
Anti-corporatism
Anti-consumerism
Definition of anarchism and libertarianism
Left communism
Les chataigniers a Osny (1888) by anarchist painter Camille Pissarro, an example of blending anarchism and art
Anarchism has long had an association with the arts, particularly with visual art, music and literature.[1] This can be dated back to the start of anarchism as a named political concept, and the writings of Pierre-Joseph Proudhon on the French realist painter Gustave Courbet. In an essay on Courbet of 1857 Proudhon had set out a principle for art, which he saw in the work of Courbet, that it should show the real lives of the working classes and the injustices working people face at the hands of the bourgeoisie.[2]
The French novelist Émile Zola objected to Proudhon advocating freedom for all in the name of anarchism, but then placing stipulations on artists as to what they should depict in their works.[3] This opened up a division in thinking on anarchist art which is still apparent today, with some anarchist writers and artists advocating a view that art should be propagandistic and used to further the anarchist cause, and others that anarchism should free the artist from the requirements to serve a patron and master, allowing the artist to pursue their own interests and agendas. In recent years the first of these approaches has been argued by writers such as Patricia Leighten[4] and the second by Michael Paraskos.[3]
Significant writers on the relationship between art and anarchism include Proudhon, Peter Kropotkin, Herbert Read, Alex Comfort, George Woodcock, David Goodway, Allan Antliff and Cindy Milstein. Despite this history of a close relationship between art and anarchism some anarchist writers such as Kropotkin and Read have argued that in an anarchist society the role of the artist would disappear completely as all human activity would become, in itself, artistic. This is a view of art in society that sees creativity as intrinsic to all human activity whereas the effect of bourgeois capitalism has been to strip human life of its creative aspects through industrial standardisation, the atomisation of production processes and the professionalisation of art through the education system.[5]
For some writers, art and anarchism artists would not disappear as they would continue to provide an anarchist society with a space in which to continue to imagine new ways of understanding and organising reality as well as a space in which to face possible fears.[6] This is similar to Noël Carroll's theory of the function of horror stories and films in current society: "Art-horror is the price we are willing to pay for the revelation of that which is impossible and unknown, of that which violates our conceptual schema."[7]
About anarchism and the arts, historian David Goodway wrote:
There can be no doubt that one type of intellectual has been consistently drawn to anarchism, placing a premium on absolute freedom and non-interference in their personal and social lives, and belonging, like (Herbert) Read himself, to the artistic and literary avant-gardes. Significant clusters of anarchist painters and writers existed in pre-1914 Italy, New York before and during the First World War and, most impressive of all, the France of the 1880s and 1890s, where the Neo-Impressionists – Camille and Lucien Pissarro, Paul Signac, most probably the enigmatic Georges Seurat – and the Symbolist writers, including one of the greatest poets, Stéphane Mallarmé, all consisted of militant anarchists or sympathizers. In Bohemia the fact that Jaroslav Hašek had been a member of anarchist groups and worked on anarchist journals helps to explain the subversive genius of The Adventures of the Good Soldier Švejk; and Franz Kafka had attended anarchist meetings in Prague, gaining considerable familiarity with anarchist writers and personalities, and actually mentioning Bakunin and Kropotkin in his diary. The German actor, Ret Marut, fleeing from Munich in 1919, recreated himself in Mexico as the still insufficiently appreciated novelist, B. Traven.[8]
Anarchism had a significant influence on French Symbolism of the late 19th century, such as that of Stéphane Mallarmé, who was quoted as saying "Je ne sais pas d'autre bombe, qu'un livre." (I know of no bomb other than a book.) Its ideas infiltrated the cafes and cabarets of turn-of-the-century Paris (see the Drunken Boat #2).
Oscar Wilde's 1891 essay "The Soul of Man under Socialism" has been seen as advocating anarchism. Oscar Wilde "stated in an interview that he believed he was 'something of an Anarchist', but previously said, 'In the past I was a poet and a tyrant. Now I am an anarchist and artist.'"[9]
Many American artists of the early 20th century came under the influence of anarchist ideas, while others embraced anarchism as an ideology. The Ashcan School of American realism included anarchist artists, as well as artists such as Rockwell Kent (1882–1971) and George Bellows (1882–1925) who were influenced by anarchist ideas. Abstract expressionism also included anarchist artists such as Mark Rothko and painters such as Jackson Pollock, who had adopted radical ideas during his experience as a muralist for the Works Progress Administration. Pollock's father had also been a Wobbly.
David Weir has argued in Anarchy and Culture that anarchism only had some success in the sphere of cultural avant-gardism because of its failure as a political movement; cognizant of anarchism's claims to overcome the barrier between art and political activism, he nevertheless suggests that this is not achieved in reality. Weir suggests that for the "ideologue" it might be possible to adapt "aesthetics to politics", but that "from the perspective of the poet" a solution might be to "adapt the politics to the aesthetics". He identifies this latter strategy with anarchism, on account of its individualism. Weir has also suggested that "the contemporary critical strategy of aestheticizing politics" among Marxists such as Fredric Jameson results from the demise of Marxism as a state ideology. "The situation whereby ideology attempts to operate outside of politics has already pointed Marxism toward postmodernist culture, just as anarchism moved into the culture of modernism when it ceased to have political validity".[10]
Late 20th century examples of anarchism and the arts include the collage works by James Koehnline, Johan Humyn Being, and others whose work was being published in anarchist magazines such as Anarchy: A Journal of Desire Armed and Fifth Estate. The Living Theatre, a theatrical troupe headed by Judith Malina and Julian Beck, were outspoken about their anarchism, often incorporating anarchistic themes into their performances.
In the 1990s, anarchists became involved in the mail art movement – "art which uses the postal service in some way". This relates to the involvement of many anarchists in the zine movement. Some contemporary anarchists make art in the form of flyposters, stencils, and radical puppets.
Visual art[edit]
19th-century realism[edit]
Visual art was considered one of the most important aspects of anarchist activity from the birth of anarchism, with Pierre-Joseph Proudhon writing on his friend and contemporary Gustave Courbet in the essay "Du Principe de l'art", published 1865, that 'The task of art is to warn us, to praise us, to teach us, to make us blush by confronting us with the mirror of our own conscience.' Courbet also went on to paint Proudhon on several occasions.[11] Similarly Courbet wrote in 1850:
In our so very civilized society it is necessary for me to live the life of a savage. I must be free even of governments. The people have my sympathies, I must address myself to them directly.[12]
Impressionism and Neo-Impressionism[edit]
Among the Impressionists the artist Camille Pissarro is known to have had strong anarchist sympathies which led him to recommend to his children that they change their surnames to avoid being associated with his political beliefs.[13] Pissarro's anarchism brought him into contact with the younger artists who formed the Neo-Impressionist group, particularly Paul Signac, Henri-Edmond Cross, Charles Angrand, Théo van Rysselberghe and Maximillien Luce, who were active in anarchist circles, particularly those of the political activist Jean Grave, who encouraged other anarchist activists to embrace the potential of art to further their cause. In their collaborations they established a tripartite relationship between art and anarchism, still debated to this day,[14] in which the artist could be employed for direct propagandistic purposes, or could show images of the true condition of the proletariat, or, more controversially, envision future realities towards which an anarchist revolution might aspire.[15] It is in this latter context that the bucolic images of the south of France by artists such as Cross and Signac should be viewed as anarchist paintings.[16]
Cubism and futurism[edit]
Cubist anarchist art, depicting the Tottenham protests
Patricia Leighten has shown that Spanish cubist painter Juan Gris was an artist with strong anarchist sympathies, although she argues this is only evident in his overtly political cartoons. She suggests his cubist still lives, deliberately eschewed anarchist subject matter so that he 'self-consciously drained his paintings of political import, avoiding such anarchist subjects as prostitutes and neutralised his radical style'.[17] However, drawing on the principle established by Neo-Impressionist artists such as Cross and Signac, that anarchist art can also involve visualising alternative realities for an anarchist society, Michael Paraskos has criticised this reading of Gris's paintings, saying that this form of anarchism seems to demand that 'artists conform to a predetermined template to define their work as radical. Cartoons of prostitutes are anarchist; paintings of bottles, playing cards and fruit are not.'[18]
Though typically not associated with futurism, anarchism had some minor influence on Futurism. Carlo Carrà's best known work was The Funeral of the Anarchist Galli, painted in 1911. In the 1912 catalogue for the Futurists' first Parisian exhibition Umberto Boccioni remarked "the sheaves of lines corresponding to all the conflicting forces, following the general law of violence" which he labeled force lines encapsulating the Futurist idea of physical transcendentalism. Mark Antliff has suggested that this futurist aesthetic was "designed to involve the spectator in the very politics that led to Italy's intervention in World War I and, ultimately, to the rise of Fascism in Italy".[19] The art historian Giovanni Lista has identified this aesthetic as first appearing in the anarcho-syndicalist current, where Marinetti encountered the Sorelian "myths of action and violence".
The individualist anarchist philosopher and poet Renzo Novatore belonged to the leftist section of futurism[20] alongside other individualist anarcho-futurists such as Dante Carnesecchi, Leda Rafanelli, Auro d'Arcola, and Giovanni Governato.
Surrealism[edit]
An anarchist world…a surrealist world: they are the same.
Surrealism was both an artistic and political movement aims at the liberation of the human being from the constraints of capitalism, the state, and the cultural forces that limit the reign of the imagination. From its origins individualist anarchists like Florent Fels opposed it with his magazine Action: Cahiers individualistes de philosophie et d'art. However faced with the popularity of surrealism Fels' magazine closed in 1922.[21] The movement developed in France in the wake of World War I with André Breton (1896–1966) as its main theorist and poet. Originally it was tied closely to the Communist Party. Later, Breton, a close friend of Leon Trotsky, broke with the Communist Party and embraced anarchism, even writing in the publication of the French Anarchist Federation.
By the end of World War II the surrealist group led by Breton had decided to explicitly embrace anarchism. In 1952 Breton wrote "It was in the black mirror of anarchism that surrealism first recognised itself."[22] "Breton was consistent in his support for the francophone Anarchist Federation and he continued to offer his solidarity after the Platformists around Fontenis transformed the FA into the Federation Communiste Libertaire. He was one of the few intellectuals who continued to offer his support to the FCL during the Algerian War (1954–1962) when the FCL suffered severe repression and was forced underground. He sheltered Fontenis whilst he was in hiding. He refused to take sides on the splits in the French anarchist movement and both he and Peret expressed solidarity as well with the new FA set up by the synthesist anarchists, and worked in the Antifascist Committees of the 1960s alongside the FA."[22]
The Funeral of the Anarchist Galli by Carlo Carrà, 1911
Post-war modernism[edit]
In the period after World War II the relationship between art and anarchism was articulated by a number of theorists including Alex Comfort, Herbert Read and George Woodcock. Although each wrote from perspectives supportive of modernist art they refused to accept the position put forward by Clement Greenberg that modernist art had no political, social or narrative meaning, a view that would have curtailed an anarchist reading of modern art. In his study on the relationship between modern art and radical politics, Social Radicalism and the Arts, Donald Drew Egbert argued that in fact, modern artists were often most at home with an anarchist understanding of the position of the place of the artist in society than either a de-politicised Greenbergian or a Marxist understanding of the role of art.[23]
Contemporary art[edit]
Anarchist statue and mural
In contemporary art anarchism can take diverse forms, from carnivalesque street art, to graffiti art and graphic novels, to various traditional forms of art, including painting, sculpture, video and photography.[24]
Music[edit]
Punx [Punk's] Not Dead graffiti
A number of performers and artists have either been inspired by anarchist concepts, or have used the medium of music and sound in order to promote anarchist ideas and politics. French singers-songwriters Léo Ferré and Georges Brassens are maybe the first to do so, in the fifties and beyond.
Punk rock is one movement that has taken much inspiration from the often potent imagery and symbolism associated with anarchism and Situationist rhetoric, if not always the political theory. In the past few decades, anarchism has been closely associated with the punk rock movement, and has grown because of that association (whatever other effects that has had on the movement and the prejudiced pictures of it). Indeed, many anarchists were introduced to the ideas of Anarchism through that symbolism and the anti-authoritarian sentiment which many punk songs expressed.
Anarcho-punk, on the other hand, is a current that has been more explicitly engaged with anarchist politics, particularly in the case of bands such as Crass, Poison Girls, (early) Chumbawamba, The Ex, Flux of Pink Indians, Rudimentary Peni, The Apostles, Riot/Clone, Conflict, Oi Polloi, Sin Dios, Propagandhi, Citizen Fish, Bus Station Loonies etc. Many other bands, especially at the local level of unsigned groups, have taken on what is known as a "punk" or "DIY" ethic: that is, Doing It Yourself, indeed a popular Anarcho-punk slogan reads "DIY not EMI", a reference to a conscious rejection of the major record company. Some groups who began as 'anarcho-punk' have attempted to move their ideas into a more mainstream musical arena, for instance, Chumbawamba, who continue to support and promote anarchist politics despite now playing more dance music and pop influenced styles. The Folk Punk genre also heavily explores anarchist ideas in an inherently DIY fashion. Pat the Bunny, Ramshackle Glory, The Taxpayers, Mischief Brew, and Days N Daze are examples of thematically anarchist folk punk bands.
Techno music is also connected strongly to anarchists and eco-anarchists, as many of the events playing these types of music are self-organised and put on in contravention of national laws. Sometimes doors are pulled off empty warehouses and the insides transformed into illegal clubs with cheap (or free) entrance, types of music not heard elsewhere and quite often an abundance of different drugs. Other raves may be held outside, and are viewed negatively by the authorities. In the UK, the Criminal Justice Bill (1994) outlawed these events (raves) and brought together a coalition of socialists, ravers and direct actionists who opposed the introduction of this 'draconian' Act of Parliament by having a huge 'party&protest' in the Centre of London that descended into one of the largest riots of the 1990s in Britain. Digital hardcore, an electronic music genre, is also overtly anarchist; Atari Teenage Riot is the most widely recognized digital hardcore band. Both Digital Hardcore, Techno and related genres are not the sole preserve of anarchists; people of many musical, political or recreational persuasions are involved in these musical scenes.
Heavy metal bands such as Sweden's Arch Enemy and Germany's Kreator have also embraced anarchistic themes in their lyrics and imagery. The genre of folk punk or "radical folk" has become increasingly prevalent in protest culture, with artists like David Rovics openly asserting anarchist beliefs. Negativland's The ABCs of Anarchism includes a reading of material from Alexander Berkman's Now and After and other anarchist-related material in a sound collage. Spichard Rencer is a notable anarchist Powerviolence group from Tampa, Florida.
Paul Gailiunas and his late wife Helen Hill co-wrote the anarchist song "Emma Goldman", which was performed by the band Piggy: The Calypso Orchestra of the Maritimes and released on their 1999 album Don't Stop the Calypso: Songs of Love and Liberation.[25] After Helen and Paul moved to New Orleans, Paul started a new band called The Troublemakers and re-released the song "Emma Goldman" on their 2004 album Here Come The Troublemakers.[25][26] Proclaiming the motto "It's your duty as a citizen to troublemake," other songs on the album include "International Flag Burning Day."[27][28]
The Charter of the Forest, which invented the genre of "Read-Opera,"[29] is a combination poetic-musical work which espouses anarchist ideas of opposition to hierarchy, as well as being highly influenced by a Tolstoyan commitment to nonviolence.[30]
Artists and artworks inspired by anarchism[edit]
Visual arts[edit]
Christopher D'Arcangelo
Enrico Baj (Funeral Of The Anarchist Pinelli)
Beehive Collective
Carlo Carrà (The Funeral of the Anarchist Galli)
Flavio Costantini
Eric Drooker
Mike Flugennock
Clifford Harper
Stewart Home
James Koehnline
Latuff
Louis Moreau
Arthur Moyse
Walter Swennen
Richard Olmsted
Roberto Paci Dalò
Stass Paraskos
Sigmar Polke
Seth Tobocman
Vladimir Tatlin
Gee Vaucher
David Chichkan
Lee Wells
Avoid pi
Comics and sequential art[edit]
J. Daniels
The Adventures of Tintin: Breaking Free
Roberto Ambrosoli
Anarchik
Batman: Anarky
Jay Kinney
Anarchy Comics
Donald Rooum
Wildcat Comics, see the British newspaper Freedom
Chaz Wood
The Black Flag (Graphic novel)
Main article: List of anarchist musicians
See also: List of anarcho-punk bands
Léo Ferré
Amour Anarchie
Il n'y a plus rien
La Violence et l'Ennui
Étienne Roda-Gil
La Makhnovtchina[31]
Prose[edit]
Edward Abbey
The Brave Cowboy
The Monkey Wrench Gang
Isaac Babel[32]
Discourse on the "Tachanka", Collected Stories
Old man Makhno
The Culture series
Don Bannister
Hard Walls of Ego
Ralph Bates
Lean Men (1934)
Alexander Berkman
Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist [1912]
Horst Bienek
Bakunin: An Invention (1970)
The Secret Agent (1907)
Trouble on Triton: An Ambiguous Heterotopia (1976)[33]
The Last of the Masters (1954)
E L Doctorow
Ragtime (1975)
Martin B. Duberman
Haymarket (2003)
Dario Fo
Accidental Death of an Anarchist
Caleb Williams (1794)
Pietro Gori
Primo Maggio (1895)
Frank Harris
The Bomb (1908)
M. John Harrison
The Good Soldier Švejk
The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress[33]
Max Hertzberg
Stealing The Future
The Princess Casamassima (1886)
The Family (1931)
Arsène Lupin books were inspired by Marius Jacob
The Dispossessed[33]
Emanuel Litvinoff
A Death Out Of Season
J. William Lloyd
John Henry Mackay
Der Schwimmer (1901)
Ken MacLeod
Fall Revolution sequence
Leo Malet
Fog on the Tolbiac Bridge
Ethel Mannin
The Lover Under Another Name
Tropic of Cancer
Homage to Catalonia (1938)
Michael Paraskos
In Search of Sixpence (2016)
Émile Pataud (and Émile Pouget)
How Shall We Bring About The Revolution? (1913)
Pedro de Paz
The Man Who Killed Durruti
Woman on the Edge of Time
Emeric Pressburger
Killing a Mouse on Sunday
Thomas Pynchon
Against the Day (2006)
Olivia & Helen Rossetti
A Girl Among the Anarchists (1903) by Isabel Meredith (fictional memoir)
Eric Frank Russell
...And Then There Were None (also here [34] and here [35]) (1951; expanded into novel The Great Explosion, 1962)
Ramon J. Sender
Seven Red Sundays (1932)
Birth of our Power
Men in Prison
Upton Sinclair
B. Traven
Government (1931)
The Carreta (1931)
March to the Monteria (1933)
The Troza (1936)
The Rebellion of the Hanged (1936)
The General From The Jungle (1940)
Lois Waisbrooker
Richard Whiteing
No. 5 John Street
Robert Anton Wilson
Illuminatus trilogy
Cosmic Trigger I: The Final Secret of the Illuminati
Germinal (1885)
The Debacle (1892)
Poetry[edit]
Nestor Makhno
Tony Blackplait
Raegan Butcher
Hugo Dewar
Barcelona (1936)
Léo Ferré (also singer and musician)
Sadakichi Hartmann
John Manifold
Makhno's Philosophers[36]
Renzo Novatore
Kenneth Patchen
Herbert Read
Kenneth Rexroth
Again at Waldheim
Lola Ridge
Karl Shapiro
Death of Emma Goldman
Ernst Toller
George Woodcock
O Banqueiro Anarquista
Television and films[edit]
Main article: List of films dealing with anarchism
Peter Watkins
Julian Beck
Actor, director and painter who founded "The Living Theatre" with Judith Malina.
Kevin Brownlow
In particular, his documentary Las Hurdes: Tierra Sin Pan.
Peter Coyote
Mother Earth: An Epic Drama of Emma Goldman's Life
Jon Jost
Nelly Kaplan
Adonis Kyrou
Judith Malina
Actress who was an integral part of the "Living Theater" with her husband
Yoshishige Yoshida
Directed Eros Plus Massacre, about anarchists Sakae Ōsugi and Noe Itō.
Yu Yong-Sik
Directed Anarchists, about an underground cell of insurrectionary anarchists.
Theatre/drama[edit]
Red Emma: Queen of the Anarchists (1974)
Mother Earth: An Epic Drama of Emma Goldman's Life (1991)
Fredy Perlman
Illyria Street Commune
Tom Stoppard
The Coast of Utopia (A Trilogy) (2002)
Emma: A Play in Two Acts about Emma Goldman, American Anarchist (2002)
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Visual arts portal
Anarchist symbolism
Anti-art
Artivist
List of fictional anarchists
Footnotes and citations[edit]
^ Donald Drew Egbert, Social Radicalism and the Arts (New York: Alfred J. Knopf, 1970) p. 714f
^ Joshua Charles Taylor, Nineteenth-century Theories of Art (University of California Press, Berkeley, 1987) p.384f
^ a b Michael Paraskos, Four Essays on Art and Anarchism (Mitcham: Orage Press, 2015) p.26f
^ Patricia Leighten, 'Réveil anarchiste: Salon Painting, Political Satire, Modernist Art', in Josh MacPhee and Erik Reuland (eds.), Realizing the Impossible: Art Against Authority (Oakland: AK Press, 2007) p. 39
^ John Farquhar McLay, Anarchism and Art (Glasgow: Autonomy Press, 1982) p.10
^ Michael Paraskos, Four Essays on Art and Anarchism (Mitcham: Orage Press, 2015)
^ Noel Carroll, The Philosophy of Horror or Paradoxes of the Heart (New York: Routledge, 1990) p. 186
^ David Goodway (2006) Anarchist Seeds Beneath the Snow: Left-Libertarian Thought and British Writers from William Morris to Colin Ward. Liverpool University Press. 2006 p. 9
^ David Goodway (2006) Anarchist Seeds Beneath the Snow: Left-Libertarian Thought and British Writers from William Morris to Colin Ward. Liverpool University Press. 2006 p. 11
^ Weir, David (1997). Anarchy and Culture: The Aesthetic Politics of Modernism. University of Massachusetts Press. ISBN 1-55849-084-1.
^ Alan Bowness, 'Courbet's Proudhon' in The Burlington Magazine, Vol. 120, No. 900, 1978, p.123f
^ Courbet, Gustave: artchive.com citing Perl, Jed: Gallery Going: Four Seasons in the Art World, 1991, Harcourt, ISBN 978-0-15-134260-0.
^ Kristen Erickson, 'The Art of Orovida: Looking beyond the Pissarro Family Legacy', in Woman's Art Journal, Vol. 15, No. 2 (Autumn, 1994 - Winter, 1995), p.14
^ See Michael Paraskos, Four Essays on Art and Anarchism (London: Orage Press, 2015) p.27f)
^ See Robert L. Herbert and Eugenia W. Herbert, 'Artists and Anarchism: Unpublished Letters of Pissarro, Signac and Others' in The Burlington Magazine, Vol. 102, No. 692 (Nov., 1960), p. 472f
^ See Anne Dymond, 'A Politicized Pastoral: Signac and the Cultural Geography of Mediterranean France' in The Art Bulletin, vol. 85, No. 2 (Jun., 2003), p. 353f
^ Patricia Leighten, 'Réveil anarchiste: Salon Painting, Political Satire, Modernist Art', in Josh MacPhee and Erik Reuland (eds.), Realizing the Impossible: Art Against Authority (Oakland: AK Press, 2007) p. 39
^ Michael Paraskos, Four Essays on Art and Anarchism (London: Orage Press, 2015) p. 28)
^ The Fourth Dimension and Futurism: A Politicized Space | Art Bulletin, The | Find Articles at BNET.com
^ Novatore: una biografia Archived 2011-07-22 at the Wayback Machine
^ DadaComp. "DADA & Modernist Magazines". DADA Companion. Archived from the original on 22 August 2016. Retrieved 16 August 2016.
^ a b "1919-1950: The politics of Surrealism by Nick Heath". Libcom.org. Retrieved 2009-12-26.
^ Donald Drew Egbert, Social Radicalism and the Arts (New York: Alfred J. Knopf, 1970) p. 714f.
^ See Jonathan Purkis and James Bowen, Changing Anarchism: Anarchist Theory and Practice in a Global Age (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2004) p. 221
^ a b John Clark (14 May 2007). "Remembering Helen Hill: A New Orleans community comes together after the murder of a friend and activist". Divergences.
^ The Troublemakers. Emma Goldman. YouTube. Archived from the original on 2021-12-12.
^ Louisiana Music Factory. "Here Come The Troublemakers". Archived from the original on 2007-12-11.
^ The Troublemakers. International Flag Burning Day. YouTube. Archived from the original on 2011-09-24.
^ "About the Read-Opera". The Charter of the Forest. 2019-09-16. Retrieved 2020-01-04.
^ "The Charter of the Forest". The Charter of the Forest. Retrieved 2020-01-04.
^ La Makhnovtchina hymn lyrics. Retrieved June 1, 2008.
^ Isaac was a non-anarchist, his two works, Discourse on the "Tachanka" and Old man Makhno being anti-anarchist polemics. Notes on the History of Anarchism in literature: a chronology Katesharpleylibrary.net Retrieved October 6, 2007
^ a b c Easterbrook, Neil (1997). "State, Heterotopia: The Political Imagination in Heinlein, Le Guin and Delany". In Hassler, Donald; Wilcox, Clyde (eds.). Political Science Fiction. University of South Carolina Press. ISBN 1-57003-113-4.
^ "'And then There Were None' by Eric Frank Russell".
^ "Archived copy" (PDF). www.arthursbookshelf.com. Archived from the original (PDF) on 7 July 2011. Retrieved 11 January 2022. {{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
^ Makhno's Philosophers Archived 2009-07-10 at the Portuguese Web Archive republished by in KSL: Bulletin of the Kate Sharpley Library #9. John Manifold himself was a non-anarchist member of the Communist Party of Great Britain.
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Rangers fan receives fine and ban for sectarian slurs
Bain was detained at Glasgow Queen Street Station
A 32-year-old man who chanted racist and sectarian abuse on a ScotRail train following a football match has this week been handed a fine and Football Banning Order (FBO).
Stephen Bain, from Kingsway in Kirkintilloch, appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Tuesday, July 18 where the two year FBO and a £2,000 fine was handed to him.
The incident happened on Sunday, February 19, after the Dundee v Rangers game when Bain took the 7.03pm train from Dundee to Glasgow Queen Street.
During the journey towards Glasgow the Rangers fan began chanting his support for the team before chanting a number of racial and sectarian slurs.
The guard on the service intervened after passengers complained, unsuccessfully asking Bain to stop being anti-social.
His behaviour was then reported by the guard to British Transport Police officers, who met the train at Glasgow Queen Street where Bain was identified and detained.
He was later charged and pleaded guilty to an offence under the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications Act.
PC Gordon Wason from British Transport Police, said: "Racist and abusive behaviour such as this will simply never be tolerated and I welcome this sentence. The vast majority of football fans use the rail network peacefully and without trouble. It is a shame that Bain decided to act in such a disgraceful way.
"Not only has Bain received a significant fine, he has also been handed a two year football banning order. Because of his abusive actions, he is now forbidden from going to watch his team – or any other – for the next two years. Hopefully this should act as a firm reminder to him that this unacceptable behaviour will be dealt with seriously.
"I am grateful that the guard on this train alerted this behaviour to us by sending a discreet text to our 61016 service. In doing so, we were able to mobilise our officers and work with ScotRail to ensure the service was met promptly at Glasgow Queen Street. I would encourage anyone who ever witnesses criminality or anti-social behaviour on the rail network to get in touch."
David Lister, ScotRail Alliance Safety, Sustainability and Assurance Director, said: "Abuse of any kind is not tolerated on the railway. We will continue to work closely with the British Transport Police to clamp down on this unacceptable behaviour."

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THe New Board should be made up, in equal measure, of: big firms, small firms, Issuers, and the public. And the nomination process should be managed by someone who will keep the nominations and votes in a mayonaise jar on a porch and not in the custody of the redundantly discredited NASTY management and staff. Moreover, the public should exclude anyone who has worked for, or gotten significant revenue from the brokers for commercial or other services rendered.
Trust will not be restored when the crooks are on the board, the cops are on the dole, by virtue of future employment promises, and violators crimes are ignored until an indignant State Attorney reaches the point where unprosecuted violations of securities laws have passed from famous to infamous.


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Legislative Requested State Auditors Report Indicates the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission Has Failed to Perform Key Responsibilities
Sacramento – Earlier today the State Auditors Office released the findings of their audit of the Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC) which was requested by a bipartisan coalition of legislators and approved by the Joint Legislative Audit Committee in August of 2018. The legislative coalition led by Speaker pro Tem Kevin Mullin (D-South San Francisco) included Assembly Republican Leader Marie Waldron (R-Escondido), Senator Jerry Hill, (D-San Mateo), and Assemblymember Marc Berman (D-Palo Alto) requested the audit investigate the organization's enforcement activities, adherence to its mission as well as funding and operational needs and structure.
"The State Auditor's comprehensive report makes abundantly clear that a legislative audit request of BCDC was absolutely necessary," stated Speaker pro Tem Kevin Mullin. "As I suspected, the State Auditor has found that the Commission has struggled to perform key responsibilities related to consistent enforcement and as a result, has allowed ongoing harm to the Bay."
BCDC was created by the McAteer-Petris Act of 1965, with the specific purpose of regulating development within the definition of the San Francisco Bay to prevent haphazard bay fill. For more than 50 years BCDC activities have served to protect the environment and provide greater public access. The intensification of sea level rise will challenge the resources and resourcefulness of BCDC as its role in protecting the Bay will come under greater scrutiny.
The audit request was made as a result of a series of enforcement actions against BCDC permit holders which raised concerns about the organization's approach and strategy. Permit holders had complained about an inconsistent application of standards and lack of proper record keeping, while others felt the enforcement process was arbitrary and minor violations received the same weight and consideration as more serious violations that actually caused harm to the environment.
"The State Auditor's comprehensive report reveals a commission in critical need of focused leadership and organization. This longstanding vacuum has led to an agency that is not fulfilling its mission to protect our Bay. I wholly concur with the Auditor's recommendations to address this serious problem," said Senator Jerry Hill, D-San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties.
"I'm pleased with the efforts of the State Auditor's Office to conduct this audit," stated Assembly Republican Leader Marie Waldron. "Unfortunately, I'm disappointed with the results, which reveal an arbitrary and capricious regulatory process at the BCDC, thanks to an inadequately supervised bureaucracy that has been allowed to run amok. At a minimum, all fines and penalties should be suspended until the Commission and Legislature can establish a clear and consistent investigation and enforcement process, update regulations to clearly define violations and related fines, and ensure that the BCDC has its house in order."
"BCDC plays a critical role in the environmental health and safety of the Bay, and enforcement is a key component of that work," noted Assemblymember Marc Berman. "The State Auditor's thorough review identifies weaknesses in BCDC's current enforcement process, but provides a valuable roadmap for both the Legislature and the Commission to prevent further harm to the San Francisco Bay."
"Today's audit report provides us with an opportunity to refocus BCDC on its core mission; to protect the overall health and environment of the Bay and Suisun Marsh," Speaker pro Mullin stated. "Somehow, BCDC got off track. If the public is to have faith in this institution and if BCDC is going to be successful in addressing the serious issue of sea level rise consistency must return to BCDC leadership. The Legislature will be addressing this issue going forward."
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Woodward és una població dels Estats Units a l'estat d'Iowa. Segons el cens del 2000 tenia una població de 1.200 habitants.

Demografia
Segons el cens del 2000, Woodward tenia 1.200 habitants, 490 habitatges, i 309 famílies. La densitat de població era de 509,1 habitants/km².

Dels 490 habitatges en un 34,9% hi vivien nens de menys de 18 anys, en un 47,8% hi vivien parelles casades, en un 11,4% dones solteres, i en un 36,9% no eren unitats familiars. En el 32,2% dels habitatges hi vivien persones soles el 14,3% de les quals corresponia a persones de 65 anys o més que vivien soles. El nombre mitjà de persones vivint en cada habitatge era de 2,39 i el nombre mitjà de persones que vivien en cada família era de 3,06.

Per edats la població es repartia de la següent manera: un 28,3% tenia menys de 18 anys, un 7,2% entre 18 i 24, un 29,3% entre 25 i 44, un 21,8% de 45 a 60 i un 13,3% 65 anys o més.

L'edat mediana era de 37 anys. Per cada 100 dones de 18 o més anys hi havia 82,6 homes.

La renda mediana per habitatge era de 35.647 $ i la renda mediana per família de 43.333 $. Els homes tenien una renda mediana de 29.500 $ mentre que les dones 23.625 $. La renda per capita de la població era de 19.501 $. Entorn del 4,7% de les famílies i el 6,9% de la població estaven per davall del llindar de pobresa.

Poblacions més properes
El següent diagrama mostra les poblacions més properes.

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Entitats de població del comtat de Dallas

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Some early speculation..
RFE/RL reports:
"Parliament speaker Oleksandr Moroz said at a session of the Verkhovna Rada on June 5 that those lawmakers from the opposition Our Ukraine and Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc who withdrew last week did so in violation of relevant procedures.
According to last month's deal between the president, the prime minister, and the speaker, the opposition lawmakers were to withdraw to make the Verkhovna Rada illegitimate, thus paving the way for its self-dissolution and early polls in the fall. Moroz said the pullout of lawmakers should have been announced in the session hall and confirmed by him. "But this has not been done since, firstly, many deputies were absent and, secondly, there are absolutely substantiated doubts that the resignation statements were signed by the people named in them," the "Ukrayinska pravda" website quoted Moroz as saying.
"Unless the Central Election Commission signals to us that there is no one to replace those [deputies] who pulled out, and that those who pulled out have been stripped of their deputy powers, parliament will continue to work," he added.
Moroz also asserted that nearly 40 lawmakers from Our Ukraine actually do not want to give up their parliamentary seats, UNIAN reported."
Latest OP has PoR at 28.5%, BYuT at 20.1%, NU at 5.8%, Lutsenko's National Self-Defence at 5.3%, and Communists at 4.1%.
Socialists, with 2.3% would fail to enter the VR in early elections. Hence Moroz's desperate sabotaging..
LEvko thinks NU lack an attractive 'front-man' for their campaign so will struggle to gain any greater support; and these figures explain why BYuT were so keen on raising the minimum threshold for admission to the VR to 7 or 10%.
Communists will be pleased because they could well be required by PoR to form a ruling coalition [another big pay day..]
Lutsenko will be pleased too, and his political movement may be gaining momentum.
The OP figures, if repeated on September 30th, could well produce a PoR-NU coalition..But that is still a hell of long way away.
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You forgot to mention also the poll published on May 29.
Poll Notes Little Change in Voter Sentiment
Source: UkrNews
A recent public opinion poll published on May 29, 2007 (Source UkrNews) prior to the announcement of the October 30 Parliamentary election confirms little change in voter sentiment with Party of Regions securing over 51% of the parliamentary seats in their own right. The polls have been fairly consistent and the only party to experience a shift in fortune is the Socialist Party of Ukraine, headed by Olexander Moroz, who is currently on 2.8% (0.2% below the 3% parliamentary electoral threshold). If the polling results hold, and all indication is that they will, then the question must be asked - for what purpose has the president initiated his actions.
Politics - a rough trade..
Luhanskteplovoz sold illegally
'North Stream', 'South Stream' but not 'Ukraine st...
'Rainbows' and energy security
Firtash's woman-trouble
Latest O.P.
A tantalizing offer..
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Noble causes and dirty money
Elton and the creeps
Rift in PoR?
RUE and the NSDC
Praise from Yush
RosUkrEnergo, Firtash, and a car smash..
RUE and the elections
Finita la comedia?
Discontent with all parties spreading..
Sense in the political maelstrom


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Sky launches combined download and postal movie service
Viewers will be able to buy and download the latest releases from the Sky Store – so why do they also need a DVD copy in the post?
By James Gill
Wednesday, 2nd April 2014 at 7:00 am
Sky is ramping up its On Demand service with plans to sell digital copies of the latest movie releases – and send a DVD in the post, too.
The new 'Buy & Keep' service is expected to launch towards the end of April. Customers will be able to buy and immediately download a digital copy of the film they want to watch through their set top box. The physical copy, a standard DVD, will be sent in the post within five working days.
With competitors including iTunes, Amazon and blinkbox encouraging more and more people to buy or rent films digitally, Sky's offer of a physical copy as well as a download is surprising.
Nicola Bamford, Director of Sky Store, insists the physical copy is not superfluous, saying the hybrid model acts as an "insurance policy" for customers still unsure about digital downloads.
"I've been to many focus groups, including people who use on demand but also still buy physical DVDs," Bamford says. "They were worried about storage, and how their bought movies would be kept on the Planner. I think we've done a pretty good job in helping our customers – irrespective of where they sit on the technology adaptability curve – use the Sky+ HD box."
However, the issue of storage on Sky+ boxes has already been resolved, as the new service will allow viewers to archive their purchased movies, saving space on the hard drive until they choose to watch.
As for what Bamford calls the "technology adaptability curve", with 4.5 million boxes in the UK connected to the internet, Sky subscribers are becoming increasingly more aware of the digital services available to them.
Statistics from the Entertainment Retailers Association show that physical sales of TV shows and films fell 6.8% to £1.44bn in 2013. Digital sales by contrast grew by 40% to £621m.
"The market is moving to digital – Sky Go is doing really well, our On Demand service is doing well – but when we're asking people to buy, somehow that peace of mind is very important," Bamford insists.
New films will be available to buy at the same time as traditional DVD releases, with Sky hoping to secure 'digital early release' deals with major movie studios.
Around 200 titles will be available at launch, including The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug and new Richard Curtis romcom About Time. New releases will typically cost £13.99, with library titles available for around £7.99.
The move also signals an expansion of the existing Sky Store. Bamford says initially the 'Buy & Keep' service will only be available to Sky subscribers, but in future non-subscribers will also be able to buy movies and TV box sets through the Sky Store website.
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Aardman Appoints Sean Clarke as New Managing Director
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Aardman, the Oscar-winning animation studio behind "Chicken Run" and "Early Man," has appointed Sean Clarke as its new managing director, replacing co-founder David Sproxton, who is stepping down after 43 years. Clarke has worked at the British studio for more than 20 years, including heading the international rights and marketing department for over a decade.
Sproxton and fellow co-founder Peter Lord announced last November that they would be transferring ownership of Aardman to its staff to ensure that the studio would retain its independence and to secure its creative and cultural legacy. At that time, Sproxton announced that he would stay on as managing director but would look for a successor and move into a consultancy role. He will sit on the studio's board of trustees.
Sproxton said Clarke had "cut through very strong competition" to take his place. Clarke "has a deep understanding of the creative culture at Aardman – which will ensure continuity – in addition to a very strong, clear and exciting strategy to take the company forward, so it will certainly not be resting on its laurels," Sproxton said. "There are wonderful projects on the slate with new creative talent behind them, and the future looks very bright. I am more than confident that, with Sean leading the executive board, the company will thrive."
Clarke originally joined Aardman in 1998 as its head of consumer products. In 2008, he became head of rights and brand development, with responsibility for global brand development across all platforms. He was instrumental in the launch of Aardman's YouTube channels, which attract more than 1.2 billion views every year, and in the development of themed attractions with immersive storytelling, including Shaun the Sheep Land in Sweden, which opened in 2015.
"The studio's strength has always been in its visionary creativity and storytelling expertise which, combined, mean that we are able to adapt to new platforms and changes in the way we consume entertainment whilst delivering consistently inspiring, funny and engaging animation," said Clarke. "Ensuring that our independent spirit and our unique blend of innovation and integrity remain at the heart of everything we do – while nurturing and supporting sensational new creatives alongside our existing roster of incredible talent – will be a guiding principle."
Lord remains creative director, focusing on Aardman's film output, which includes the upcoming "A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon" and next year's "Chicken Run 2." "Farmageddon" launches internationally later this month before opening in the U.K. on Oct. 18 and in the U.S. on Dec. 13.
"Chicken Run 2," a sequel to Aardman's first and most successful feature, is scheduled for release next summer. "Chicken Run 2" is directed by Sam Fell, who handled the studio's 2006 feature "Flushed Away." The original "Chicken Run," released in 2000, was directed by multi-Oscar-winner Nick Park, whose last feature was 2018 Aardman title "Early Man."
Aardman's seven features to date have collectively grossed $1.03 billion at the global box office. The studio is also set to launch its first major piece of original content for the theme park market with a 4D immersive experience at Efteling: World of Wonders in the Netherlands, which will open in November.
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When the dust settled on the morning of Oscar nominations, the biggest surprise might have been that there were no real surprises in the best picture race. All nine films were also PGA-nominated — the only one left off the Oscar list was Rian Johnson's "Knives Out." Each nominated film has much in its favor, [...]
Eliza Hittman on Her Sundance-Bound Teen Abortion Tale 'Never Rarely Sometimes Always'
Eliza Hittman's "Never Rarely Sometimes Always" follows Autumn, a 17-year-old girl in rural Pennsylvania, who is pregnant and desperate to get an abortion. A minor in a state that requires parental consent, she embarks on a dangerous journey into New York City, accompanied by her cousin, to find a clinic where she can have the [...]
In Julie Taymor's official Sundance entry "The Glorias," 80 years in the life of feminist icon Gloria Steinem unfold in chronological order. Except when they don't. The visionary director behind "Across the Universe" says she could not bear the conventions of sweeping Hollywood biopics, which are fond of flashing title cards with years and geographic locations, among other shortcuts [...]


The Chester River shown above is a wide tidal river that flows into the Chesapeake Bay. I always loved being out on the river because it went somewhere, at least in theory. From that exact spot you could literally sail to Africa, for instance. The pull of possibility was always present in my mind.
I thought of this today because it's Memorial Day. When we lived on Southeast Creek in Queen Anne's County on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, the river was a quarter mile away by boat, and on Memorial Day we'd motor upstream to find a stretch of deserted sandy beach and have a picnic. (I may have taken that very photo on the holiday, in fact.) I had a long pole attached to the tiller on the outboard motor so I could sit or stand in the middle of the vessel, adjusting the trim with my weight to achieve the greatest "speed." One could probably run faster, but the old Evinrude and Mollie did the job.
Those days are gone forever now. There's no way to rent a seventy-five acre waterfront farm for $150 a month like we did then. We lived in a huge two-story house surrounded by enormous trees. The basement was the kind of place you never went. We heated the entire thing with one big wood stove in the kitchen. There were barns and tractor sheds back in the woods, all overgrown with vines. The sandy lane out to the country road was almost half a mile in length and kept life private, quiet, and amazing. We'd see deer, foxes, Canada geese, ducks, and herons all the time. I remember standing out in a cornfield one frozen night to look for Halley's Comet. There was no internet at all.
I can't believe we only get one shot at living like that. The interweaving of our lives with Nature, the ease of nearly everything that came when we were young.
I guess if home doesn't lie in the heart we'll never find home.
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Sato Kanayama Castle is a mountain castle located in Asaminami District, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Province. Jokyu 3 year (1221) after Jokyu Chaos, [Takeda Nobumitsu] built the castle under Takada Mountain.
However, Shoan 1 year (1299), it was attacked by [Taira Kazuie]. After that, [Sato Kanayama Castle] was built by [Takeda Nobumune] in the end of Kamakura Era.
When entering Muromachi Era, it was frequently attacked by Mr. Ouchi, and the relationship between Takeda Motoshige and Mr. Amago was increased. Eisho 14 year (1517), [Motoshige] died at the battle fighting with [Mouri Motonari].
After that, Mr. Takeda became weak. Tenmon 10 year (1541), Mori Motonari attacked Mr. Amago and the same year, Mr. Takeda was destroyed.
Because Motonari belonged to Mr. Ouchi, [Reize Takatoyo] was appointed as the castle officer. Tenmon 23 year (1554), Motonari launched a battle with Mr. Ouchi due to the internal conflict.
Mr. Ouchi surrendered to Mr. Mouri and opened Sato Kanayama Castle. After that, Mori Terumoto] moved main base to [Hiroshima Castle]. When the Battle of Sekigahara was finished, Sato Kanayama Castle was abandoned.
Nowadays, a hiking course is near that area, and bending wheel, moat, stone, well are left.


Now, you could really get creative with this. If you save the circular cardboard from the bottom of a frozen pizza, you could cut that into wedges for "crust." Your kiddos could paint red for sauce, you could cut little strips of white paper to be shredded mozzarella cheese, and you could draw (or even print from the internet) different toppings on paper to cut out and paste on. Free play food!


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Susan gets Interviewed by a Puppet at Long Beach Comic Con
That time voice actress Susan Eisenberg talked to a puppet at the 2016 Long Beach Comic Con
Susan met a lot of fans and did a number of interviews at Long Beach Comic Con 2016. But this, of course, was the only conversation where the interviewer was a puppet. Watch Susan chat with the finely-felted "Flick" about her career as a voice actor, and voicing the iconic Wonder Woman. Watch the video below, or on YouTube.
From the Nerd Soapbox video description:
Voice actress Susan Eisenberg really made the character of Wonder Woman come alive for me in the various DC cartoons, animated features and video games that she has starred in. Her Wonder Woman's flirting with Kevin Conroy's Batman is legendary and it helped to humanize her character and endear her to generations of fans. It's no wonder The Nerd Soapbox gang was falling all over themselves when Susan agreed to talk to us at the 2016 Long Beach Comic Con. I hope you enjoy our conversation with Susan Eisenberg as much as we did and please don't forget to subscribe to The Nerd Soapbox YouTube channel. Flick out y'all.
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Rockstar's Wild West Extravaganza Red Dead Redemption 2 Out Today
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Alan Wass
If you pre-ordered Rockstar Games' eagerly-awaited Red Dead Redemption 2, you're probably pre-loading it right now. The launch of the open world cowboy shoot 'em up is big news in the gaming world and could become Rockstar's second biggest game ever after GTA 5.
When Rockstar Games first launched GTA 5 they changed the gaming landscape forever. This time, it's dangerous saloons, rocky mountain outcrops, and developing dusty cowboy towns in the middle of the desert.
Early Response to Red Dead Redemption 2
If you already have your copy of Red Dead Redemption 2, you can go live at 12 AM EST on October 26. The game has a lot to live up to as early reviews have highly touted the game as one of the biggest and best releases in 2018.
The game is being released on both PS4 and Xbox ONE and is being lauded for its gritty realness and its authentic soiree back into the chaotic times of the wild west.
The graphics and attention to detail are apparently incredible. But what do you expect from a gaming company that gave the GTA franchise to the world?
It seems that Rockstar has lived up to the hype once again.
The game's leading protagonists are Arthur Morgan and his Dutch van der Linde gang, which includes the star of the original Red Dead Redemption game, John Marston. We follow the trials and tribulations of the gang through thick and thin, through one spectacular scene after another.
Positive Reviews from Critics
Rockstar Games is very similar to Dr. Dre as they only put their name to a very small number of projects. And when they do, it's usually something spectacular and groundbreaking that nudges the needle of popular culture.
Approximately 2,000 people were involved in the creation of Red Dead Redemption 2, making it a landmark game for the industry. At this moment, the reviews from critics are extremely favorable. While reviewing the game, Keza MacDonald from The Guardian newspaper said:
"There can be no doubt that this is a landmark game. It is a new high water-mark for lifelike video game worlds, certainly, but that world is also home to a narrative portrait of the wild west that is unexpectedly sombre and not afraid to take its time."
The general consensus is that Red Dead Redemption 2 is about to take the gaming world hostage with a pistol in one hand, a bottle of whiskey in the other, and a stick of dynamite between its teeth. Happy gun-slinging!
Featured image by Rockstar Games.
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Teachers play an important role in our children's success. This is something we all can agree on. But in New York State, public schoolteachers are managed by laws that hurt our kids' chances at success. My own daughter's education has suffered because of rules that don't make any sense.
My daughter has attended both public charter and traditional district schools in East New York, which has allowed me to see the differences in opportunities presented at each school.
When my daughter reached the fourth grade, our family moved from the Brownsville-East New York border into the heart of East New York, where she was placed into a district school. Shortly after, her grades took a noticeable dip. I spoke with her teacher, but I received simple excuses. Things became so bad that Tanasia had to repeat the fourth grade.
Since then, Tanasia has switched to another school, which also has a failing record and an ineffective teacher. Because of rules that restrict my daughter's options, my family has limited school choices. After seeing the power of effective teachers and a quality education in the charter school, and then watching my daughter's performance drop in one failing district school after another, I know how important it is that we invest in quality educators.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo struck a chord with many parents recently when he outlined an aggressive vision to make our education system work better. He wants to change how tenure is awarded. Instead of three years' experience, he would require five years of "effective" or "highly effective" ratings before allowing eligibility for tenure. This also would make it easier to remove ineffective teachers.
His plan also would protect students from ineffective teachers by making sure they aren't placed in failing classrooms multiple years in a row.
We are entitled to an education system that works for our kids, and addressing teacher quality is just part of the solution. Every child in New York State deserves access to great teachers and a quality education, and Cuomo's ambitious agenda presents us with a set of solutions that begins to take a crack at the failures of our education system.
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'My People Were Depending On Me': Apollo 11 Scientist Dr. Reatha Clark King Looks Back At Historic Launch
By Reg Chapman July 16, 2019 at 9:51 pm
Filed Under:Apollo 11, Local TV, NASA, Reg Chapman
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — The successful launch of Apollo 11 50 years ago Tuesday was also a launching pad for the career of a scientist with a Minnesota connection.
Dr. Reatha Clark King was 25 years old when she took a job as the first African-American female chemist hired by the National Bureau of Standards. From there, she went on to work on its contract with NASA.
Dr. King sat down with WCCO-TV's Reg Chapman to talk about one of her proudest moments: Creating the fuel system that helped put man on the moon.
"'One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.' Now that brought tears to my eyes, too," Dr. King said.
Like every American who witnessed the first spaceflight that landed two humans on the moon, Dr. King says she's still amazed at this accomplishment.
"It was just an inspiring moment, very inspiring," Dr. King said.
Dr. King now looks at that historic moment with a sense of pride.
"It never occurred to me that my small project would make such a difference and have an impact," Dr. King said.
She worked tirelessly to design a system that would be a catalyst to getting man on the moon.
"It needed to be a controlled experiment, so designing the equipment so that you can control the mixing of those two materials, hydrogen and fluorine," Dr. King said.
Her invention of a coiled tube that allowed hot liquids, such as fuel, to cool instead of explode were crucial to rocket design in the NASA space program.
"My project was so intense, I didn't have time to think being proud for myself. There were so issues to be dealt with with the materials that I was studying," Dr. King said.
She says her work taught her the meaning of possible, a lesson that spilled over into her life as a black woman in the 1960s. Dr. King says while she worked in her laboratory, setting materials on fire for her controlled chemical reactions, civil rights protesters were setting things on fire in the streets.
"We were eager for change, and I hitched on to any symbol of hope," Dr. King said. "Hope is a very special word here for us."
Dr. King says she knew her work was not only important to our country's goals to be the first to put man on the moon, but it would also serve as inspiration to people who looked like her and the fight for equality.
"I was quite mindful of this part of my life, my upbringing, and that my people were depending on me to help pull them forward, or to lift as I climbed," Dr. King said.
Her dedication and professionalism garnered her an Outstanding Performance Rating, and the Meritorious Publication Award for a paper on the science of measuring the heat of a chemical reaction.
"It was a little vessel immersed in a body of water to absorb the heat that was generated," she said. "It was ingenious, I would say. Now if I was to pat myself on the back, and I would say it deserved that award [laughs]!"
At 81 years old, Dr. King is still dreaming and hoping to see more young people of color taking an interest in the sciences.
She served as president of Metropolitan State University in St. Paul, then worked at General Mills. Dr. King will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo mission by speaking at a special event at Adler Planetarium in Chicago.
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Q: matplotlib histogram with frequency and counts I have data (from a space delimited text file with two columns)  which is already binned but only a width of 1.  I want to increase this width to about 5.  How can I do this using numpy/matplotlib in Python?
Using,
data = loadtxt('file.txt')
x = data[:, 0]
y = data[:, 1]
plt.bar(x,y)

creates too many bars and using,
plt.hist(data)

doesn't plot the histogram appropriately.  I guess I don't understand how matplotlib's histogram plotting works.
See some of the data below.
264 1
265 1
266 4
267 2
268 2
269 2
270 2
271 2
272 5
273 3
274 2
275 6
276 7
277 3
278 7
279 5
280 9
281 4
282 8
283 11
284 9
285 15
286 19
287 11
288 12
289 10
290 13
291 18
292 20
293 14
294 15

A: What if you use numpy.reshape to transform your data before using plt.bar, for example:
In [83]: import numpy as np

In [84]: import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

In [85]: data = np.array([[1,2,3,4,5,6], [4,3,8,9,1,2]]).T

In [86]: data
Out[86]:
array([[1, 4],
       [2, 3],
       [3, 8],
       [4, 9],
       [5, 1],
       [6, 2]])

In [87]: y = data[:,1].reshape(-1,2).sum(axis=1)

In [89]: y
Out[89]: array([ 7, 17,  3])

In [91]: x = data[:,0].reshape(-1,2).mean(axis=1)

In [92]: x
Out[92]: array([ 1.5,  3.5,  5.5])

In [96]: plt.bar(x, y)
Out[96]: <Container object of 3 artists>

In [97]: plt.show()

A: I am not an expert at matplotlib but I find hist to be incredibly useful. The examples on the matplotlib site give a great overview of some of the features.
I don't know how to use your provided sample data without transforming it. I altered your example to dequantize those data before creating a histogram.
I calculated the bin size using this question's first answer.
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np

data = np.loadtxt('file.txt')
dequantized = data[:,0].repeat(data[:,1].astype(int))

dequantized[0:7]
# Each row's first column is repeated the number of times found in the
# second column creating a single array.
# array([ 264.,  265.,  266.,  266.,  266.,  266.,  267.])

def bins(xmin, xmax, binwidth, padding):
    # Returns an array of integers which can be used to represent bins
    return np.arange(
        xmin - (xmin % binwidth) - padding,
        xmax + binwidth + padding,
        binwidth)

histbins = bins(min(dequantized), max(dequantized), 5, 5)
plt.figure(1)
plt.hist(dequantized, histbins)
plt.show()

This histogram displayed looks like this.

I hope this example is useful.

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Montana's Outdoors: Good For...Software Developers?
By Eric Whitney • Sep 4, 2019
Groups promoting the economic value of public lands in Montana held their third annual Last Best Outdoors Fest event to get their message out in Missoula yesterday.
The event brought bands, beer and information booths to Caras Park downtown, and a panel of business leaders to speak at the Wilma theatre.
"We aren't just a place you can come visit, but we're a place that you can come make a living," said Evan Tipton, who was on the panel.
New Fires In Cascade, Lake Counties
Casecade County Sheriff's Office
Tester Fires Back After Trump Disses Wheat
By Eric Whitney • Aug 14, 2019
Montana senator and wheat farmer Jon Tester is firing back after President Trump mocked the role of wheat in trade with Japan.
BLM Approves Purchase Of 7,300 Acres Of Land Northeast Of Missoula
Christopher B. Allen / Montana Public Radio
BLM Buys 7,300 Acres Of Land Northeast Of Missoula
The U.S. Interior Department approved a plan to purchase 7,300 acres of former private timber lands northeast of Missoula.
The former Plum Creek Timber company property was acquired by The Nature Conservancy in 2014. And now, as part of a deal several years in the works, that non-profit is selling it to the Bureau of Land management for $5.6 million.
Daines, Gun Control Advocates Spar In Missoula
By Edward O'Brien & Eric Whitney • Aug 12, 2019
Montana's Republican U.S. senator maintained his opposition to gun control legislation during his appearance Monday at a Missoula luncheon.
Some in the audience vehemently disagreed with his position.
Montana Wildfire Roundup For August 6, 2019
By Eric Whitney • Aug 6, 2019
Courtesy Andrea Malucky
Updated 3:50 p.m., August 6, 2019
The Snow Creek Fire is about 20 miles northeast of Condon in the Bob Marshall Wilderness area with spotting across the South Fork of the Flathead River.
The lightning-caused fire was called in August 2 at 10 p.m. and is burning 475 acres.
New Book Details Reporter's 30 Years In Montana's Political Trenches
By Eric Whitney • Jul 31, 2019
Mike Dennison has had a front row seat to Montana politics for three decades as a reporter for the Great Falls Tribune, Lee Newspapers, and now MTN News.
He's got a new book out about his experiences: Inside Montana Politics, A Reporter's View from the Trenches.
Montana Wildfire Roundup for July 30, 2019
Corin Cates-Carney
A little after 4 p.m. the Lewis and Clark County Sheriff's office Facebook page announced a new evacuation due to a new wildfire for the Beaver Creek area near Nelson. It says a roadblock is in place at the York Bar preventing traffic from traveling north. Travel is still permitted east toward Vigilante Campground.
InciWeb
Updated 4:45 p.m., July 29, 2019
Lewis and Clark County Emergency Management says it will live-stream tonight's 6:00 p.m. public meeting on the North Hills Fire on it's Facebook page, and that Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation will, too. Click here to go to Lewis and Clark County Emergency Management's Facebook page.
Updated 10:03 p.m., July 28, 2019
For the North Hills fire, the Red Cross has opened a shelter at Helena First Assembly of God church 2210 Dodge Ave.
Duane Buchi, a spokesperson for the team fighting the North Hills fire says, "the weather treated us a little bit better today, not quite the same winds that we had (Saturday), and fairly moderate (fire) behavior."


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United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO)
Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator
for the Middle East Peace Process
UN Report Warns Current Negative Trends on the Ground
are Imperiling the Viability of a Two-State Solution
Thursday 14 April, Jerusalem – The viability of a two-state solution is in danger due to the negative trends on the ground, including recent violence, ongoing settlement activity, demolitions, incitement, and the absence of Palestinian unity, according to the latest report issued by the Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO). The report will be presented to the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee (AHLC) at the bi-annual meeting in Brussels on April 19, 2016.
The report notes that since the last meeting of the AHLC in New York on September 30, 2015, the international community, led by the Middle East Quartet, has continued its efforts to establish an environment conducive to a return to meaningful negotiations to end the occupation and resolve the conflict. "To this end, the Middle East Quartet decided to prepare a report on the situation on the ground, including recommendations that can help inform international discussions on the best way to advance the two-state solution," it adds.
Despite international efforts, the report stresses a number of factors that continued to prevent progress towards peace.
On the Israeli side, the report highlights a worrying trend which points to an increase in settlement activities and a further consolidation of Israeli control over the West Bank. It notes several moves in this direction since the beginning of the year, such as the classification of new 'state land' in the Jordan Valley, the approval of several plans in settlements and a surge in demolitions of Palestinian structures in Area C.
The report highlights that the demolition of Palestinian homes and livelihood structures more than doubled in the reporting period as compared with the previous six months, noting that the total demolitions by mid-April already exceeded the total recorded in all of 2015. It also expresses concern over Palestinian access to land and natural resources in Area C, among other development factors.
On the Palestinian side, despite continuing reconciliation discussions held in February and March between Fatah, Hamas and other Palestinian factions in Qatar, the report notes that Palestinian factions have been unable to reach consensus on achieving genuine Palestinian unity on the basis of non-violence, democracy and the PLO Principles – a crucial element for reuniting the West Bank and Gaza under a single, democratic and legitimate Palestinian authority. "The formation of a National Unity Government and the holding of elections are vital to laying the foundations of a future Palestinian state," the report notes.
In the occupied Palestinian territory, the report warns that there is a protracted humanitarian crisis. "Some 1.1 million people in the West Bank and some 1.3 million in Gaza, over 900,000 of them refugees, need some form of humanitarian assistance in 2016."
The report stresses that the human rights situation degenerated with the dramatic rise in clashes between Palestinians and the Israeli Security Forces (ISF) in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, increased instances of punitive measures against families of alleged perpetrators of attacks, and administrative detentions.
Turning to the Gaza Strip, the report notes that there has been steady progress on the reconstruction of Gaza, and that more than 90 percent of health and education facilities damaged or destroyed during the conflict in 2014 have been repaired, but that structural barriers continue to impede recovery. It adds that, although the temporary Gaza Reconstruction Mechanism (GRM) has enabled a significant increase in the entry of construction material to Gaza, only the lifting of the closures would allow the people in Gaza to rebuild their lives and livelihoods. It also cites energy and water shortages in Gaza as particularly urgent and chronic.
Note to Editors: The Ad Hoc Liaison Committee (AHLC) serves as the principal policy-level coordination mechanism for development assistance to the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt). The AHLC is chaired by Norway and co-sponsored by the EU and the US. In addition, the United Nations participates together with the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The AHLC seeks to promote dialogue between donors, the Palestinian Authority and the Government of Israel. The full report to the AHLC prepared by the Office of the UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process is attached to this release and includes an executive summary of its main conclusions.
http://www.unsco.org/Documents/Statements/SC/2016/Press%20Release%20-%20UNSCO%20report%20to%20AHLC%20-%2014%20April%202016.pdf


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Article posted 10 March 2017 Separation as Political Sadism	 posted 6am
From Greg Hadley, Trump administration considering separating immigrant parents from children at border, reports say, Sacramento Bee , March 3, 2017.
In an attempt to deter parents thinking of illegally entering the U.S. with their children, the Department of Homeland Security is considering a proposal that would separate adults and children who cross the southern border together, according to multiple media reports.
News of the policy, which is still being considered by department officials, was first reported Friday by Reuters, who spoke to three government sources, and later confirmed by CNN and MSNBC.
Such a policy move would mark a significant change in immigration enforcement, as families are currently kept together and released until their court date, according to MSNBC. . . . The new policy would mean that adults are kept in custody instead of being released, while children will be placed in the care of the Department of Health and Human Services, before they are placed with a relative or state-sponsored guardian, per Reuters. … ** We are trying to find ways to deter the use of children in illegal immigration, the official said. We are seeing kids essentially kidnapped and used to get here and stay.
All border controls are violent, and all border enforcement policies are awful. What distinguishes this — if La Migra attempts to go through with it — is the sheer malice. This idea serves no conceivable rational purpose other than deliberate cruelty, and pure political sadism, using the lives and emotions of children and taking them as hostages to punish their parents. The administration's explicit theory is that the prospect this kind of deliberate cruelty to children might "deter" their parents. That is wrong. It's not foolish, or mistaken, or ill-conceived. This proposed policy is, flatly, unspeakably evil.
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Article posted 23 February 2017 Start Digging	 posted 10am
When La Migra reaches the bottom of the barrel, they pick that barrel up and they start digging.
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Following Donald Trump's executive order expanding the power of immigration authorities, those affected have included a married mom of two, an indiv…
Following Donald Trump's executive order expanding the power of immigration authorities, those affected have included a married mom of two, an individual protected by DACA, and a victim of domestic violence who was in court seeking a protective order. Now ICE has moved on to target people seeking safety from deadly weather.
NBC News 4 reports that Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials surprised a group of men leaving a hypothermia shelter in Alexandria, Virginia early on Wednesday morning. The shelter is part of Rising Hope Mission Church, and thus falls under ICE's "sensitive location" policy. The policy demands that arrests not take place at churches, schools, or medical facilities. Agents reportedly waited until the men had crossed the street before surrounding them.
–Aimée Lutkin, [ ICE Agents Target Hypothermia Shelter ]
Jezebel (February 16, 2017).
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"It really was a stunning event," said the county attorney. "It has an incredible chilling effect for all undocumented victims of any crime in o…
A hearing in El Paso County in Texas went from ordinary to "unprecedented" last week when half a dozen Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents showed up at a courthouse where an undocumented woman was seeking a protective order against the boyfriend she accused of abusing her.
The woman, a citizen of Mexico who was living in El Paso had been driven to the courthouse by a victim's advocate from the Center Against Sexual and Family Violence, a shelter for victims of domestic abuse where she had been living.
She left under arrest. . . . It was the first time in her 23 years at the courthouse, [El Paso County Attorney Jo Anne] Bernal said, that she can remember ICE agents making their presence known during a protective order hearing. The agents had come to stake out the woman, identified by her initials I.E.G., because, Bernal speculates, they likely received a tip from the only other person who knew the time and place of the hearing — the woman's alleged abuser.
–Katie Mettler, [ This is really unprecedented ]
Washington Post (February 16, 2017)
Memos signed by DHS secretary describe sweeping new guidelines …
The documents detail plans to hire thousands of additional enforcement agents and expand the pool of immigrants prioritized for removal.
If these guidelines are enacted, it will be an appalling escalation of this already-terrible situation. It will be a brutal use of state violence to separate families, punish the weakest and the most vulnerable, to destroy livelihoods and literally endanger lives. And all for what? To enforce a ridiculous system of international segregation. To hell with that.
End 287(g). Stop deportation. Abolish ICE. Abolish DHS. Abolish the Presidency. Open the borders, and free the people who cross them.
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Article posted 7 February 2017 L.A. city government announces plans to decriminalize street vending	 posted 7am / revised 5am 10 February 2017
Thank goodness. They should have done this, anyway, decades ago. But now it is more urgent than ever.
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LA Won't Arrest Undocumented Street Vendors Anymore
Some vendors receive warnings or tickets. Others face arrest and criminal misdemeanor charges, which increases their chances for deportation.
Yara Simón @ remezcla.com
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Article posted 6 February 2017 Just End It	 posted 5am
Recently from Jesse Walker:
In practice, CVE's efforts are already focused overwhelmingly on Muslims. But the big question here shouldn't be which groups ought to be the program's targets. It's whether the program should exist at all. No matter whether it's aimed at Islamists, white nationalists, or anyone else, the CVE approach has two big problems.
First: It rests on the idea that the best way to root out terrorism is to fight "radicalization." This idea has support among both Democrats and Republicans, but the evidence supporting it is sparse. When investigators at the British think tank Demos (not to be confused with the U.S.-based liberal group of the same name) spent two years studying the differences between violent and nonviolent radicals, they found that while nonviolent radicalism can be a stepping stone to terrorism, it can draw people away from terrorism too. Meanwhile, there were other forces pulling people into terrorism that didn't have much to do with ideology at all. Other probes have reached similar conclusions. So the focus here is all wrong: Radical ideas do not usually lead to violent tactics, and violent tactics do not emerge only from radical ideas.
Second: That focus can lead to some serious civil liberties problems. "Even though the agencies running the programs promised that they wouldn't use CVE for intelligence purposes (as they did in earlier iterations of it), the program itself is designed to teach community members, teachers, police, social workers, and religious leaders to identify and report to law enforcement people showing signs of 'radicalization,'" comments Michael German, a former FBI agent who now hangs his hat at the Brennan Center for Justice. So in practice, he argues, you get "soft surveillance," and that surveillance "is intended to suppress ideas, which is likely to cause more problems than solve them. It encourages the identification, reporting, and 'treatment' of people with bad ideas, which will only lead to misuse of security resources and deprivation of civil liberties."
Needless to say, that sort of surveillance can itself radicalize people. So CVE also runs the risk of contributing to the very process it's meant to stop.
–Jesse Walker, Don't Rebrand the 'Countering Violent Extremism' Program—Just End It
Reason , 2 February 2017
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The question shouldn't be which groups the program ought to target. It's whether the program should exist at all.
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Article posted 28 January 2017 Tear Down Every Wall	 posted 8am
There is no nation on earth that is worth even a single human life. There is no border that is more important than a refugee, or a dream, or a family, or just a plain old honest living. Nationalism is the most toxic idea in the world to individual liberty, to global justice, fairness, compassion or simple human decency. Border controls are a form of population control, one of the most mean-spirited and practically most lethal in the world today. Tear down this wall, tear down every wall and bury the rubble in the dirt.
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Q: Joomla change RSMonials Emal content I'm using RSMonials for the testimonials in one of my website. I've an option to change the email body in the language file called "RSM_EMAIL_ADMIN_BODY". This is nice, but it would be great if there is an option to append the newly created testimonial to the email body.
For example, If a new testimonial is created like "test testimonial", it should also be sent along with the email. Is this possible? Or anyother ways to do this?

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Q: How do I crop a string? Ho do I crop a string in VB Script?
Example:
myString = "object(value)"
newString = crop myString then remove the string inside '()'
echo newString

then the output would be the string: object()

A: By using Mid and InStr
myString = "object(value)"
newString = Mid(myString, 1, InStr(myString, "(")) & ")"

This assumes that there is only one occurrence of ( in the string.


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Kaplica św. Jerzego (niem. St.-Georgen-Kapelle), również Szpital św. Jerzego (niem. St.-Georgen-Hospital) – protestancka kaplica znajdująca się w niemieckim mieście Templin.

Jest najstarszym budynkiem w mieście.

Historia
Świątynia została wzniesiona w XIV lub XV wieku, początkowo wykorzystywana jako kaplica sąsiedniego szpitala św. Ducha oraz jako część klasztoru franciszkanów konwentualnych. W 1539 przekształcona w beginaż. Budynek zniszczony podczas pożaru miasta w 1735, został szybko odbudowany. Uszkodzony ponownie podczas okupacji francuskiej, w latach 1806–1808 służył jako magazyn i stajnia. Naprawę kaplicy rozpoczęto w 1864, uroczysta konsekracja odbyła się 2 maja 1866. Kolejne remonty miały miejsce w 1936 i 1963. W 1993 nakryta nowym dachem, którego konstrukcja w latach 1996–1997 została odremontowana z powodu gnicia.

Architektura i wyposażenie
Kaplica reprezentuje gotyk ceglany. Jest jednonawowa. Fasadę zdobią liczne blendy oraz cztery sterczyny. Empora, organy, ławki i ambona pochodzą z okresu odbudowy kaplicy w XIX wieku. Prócz tego wnętrze zdobi drewniana, XVI-wieczna rzeźba przedstawiająca walkę św. Jerzego ze smokiem. Znajdujące się na emporze organy wykonano w 1980 roku w pracowni Alexandra Schukego.

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Kościoły w Brandenburgii
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[Bug 9600] New: [XQuery] Importing schema with a simple type conflicting with a function declaration.
conflicting with a function declaration.
Consider the following module, also in namespace "http://www.example.org/".
there is no conflict with any in scope function.
constructor or the user defined function.
Surely there should have been an error raised when importing the module/schema.
module or in another imported module" this does not hold either.
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Reply: bugzilla@jessica.w3.org: "[Bug 9600] [XQuery] Importing schema with a simple type conflicting with a function declaration."


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Kadri ist ein weiblicher und ein männlicher Vorname sowie ein Familienname.

Herkunft und Bedeutung
Kadri ist als weiblicher Vorname die estnische Form von Katharina; als männlicher Vorname ist Kadri arabischer Herkunft mit der Bedeutung "Wert" und kommt u. a. in der Türkei und auf dem Balkan vor. Die weibliche Form des türkischen Vornamens ist Kadriye.

Namensträger

Osmanische Zeit
 Müfide Kadri (1890–1912), osmanische Malerin

Weiblicher Vorname

 Kadri Hinrikus (* 1970), estnische Journalistin und Kinderbuchautorin
 Kadri Kõusaar (* 1980), estnische Schriftstellerin, Filmregisseurin und Journalistin
 Kadri Lehtla (* 1985), estnische Biathletin und Skilangläuferin
 Kadri Simson (* 1977), estnische Politikerin
 Kadri Voorand (* 1986), estnische Musikerin

Männlicher Vorname

 Eyüp Kadri Ataoğlu (* 1987), türkischer Fußballspieler
 Kadri Aytaç (1931–2003), türkischer Fußballspieler und -trainer
 Kadri Cemilpascha (1891–1973), kurdischer Politiker
 Kadri Göktulga (1904–1973), türkischer Fußballspieler und -funktionär
 Kadri Gopalnath (1949–2019), indischer Saxophonist
 Kadri Hazbiu (1922–1983), albanischer Politiker
 Kadri Muhiddin (* 1956), britischer Unternehmer
 Kadri Ögelman (1906–1986), türkischer Schauspieler, Kabarettist, Filmproduzent und Filmregisseur
 Kadri Ecvet Tezcan (* 1949), türkischer Diplomat
 Kadri Veseli (* 1967), kosovarischer Politiker

Familienname
 Blel Kadri (* 1986), französischer Radrennfahrer
 Ilham Kadri (* 1969), französisch-marokkanische Managerin und Unternehmerin
 Jalel Kadri (* 1971), tunesischer Fußballtrainer
 Nazem Kadri (* 1990), kanadischer Eishockeyspieler
 Yakup Kadri Karaosmanoğlu (1889–1974), türkischer Politiker und Schriftsteller

Einzelnachweise

Weiblicher Vorname
Estnischer Personenname
Männlicher Vorname
Türkischer Personenname
Albanischer Personenname
Familienname